The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 9

ie ee Labor Men Assail Civie Virtue In City Hall Park as “Rough Guy” Central Trades Assembly ~Join Commissioner Color in Attacking Proposed Statue. The “Rough Guy," as the Civie Virtue statue is dubbed by some of tts enemies, caused a lively debate at the mevting of the Central ‘Trades and Labor Assembly {n Beethoven Hall last night. Commissioner of Charities Coler made a speech attacking the proposal to put the statue in City Hall Park and thought some action should be @ taken by the delegates. “It looks like a caveman putting his foot on a mermald or prehistoric vamp," he said. John P. Coughlin, Vice President of the organization, took the floor, man,”* “Take that back!" demanded Wil- liam F. Kehoe, Secretary of the coun- cil, who used to be a truckman, ‘You are wrong. The model was a New York fireman," “I have a feeling for art,” inter- posed Morris Stamer, delegate of the Shirtwaist Makers. “I would like to see the statue placed in Rivington or Hester Street, so great multitudes might see it and thns develop a proper appreciation for art." “Bring it up to Celtic Park,’ sug- gested another. ‘They'd teach a man there not to put his brogans on a lady's neck They'd bust the guy's leg off."" Another objection to putting {t in City Hall Park was that the bench Trial for Impersonating . S. Naval Officer Begins in Brooxtyn. Shaved, manicured and spruced-up after his night in jail, Stephen Wein- berg appeared before Justice Chat- field in the United s District Court, Brooklyn, to-day, for his trial on a charge of impersonating a United States naval officer. Morris Jacobs of Henry Jacobs & Co., No. 204 8 Srooklyn, manufacturers o forms, was the first. witness. He testified that Weinberg came into his store May 6, as a Senior Lieutenant Medical Corps. Declar- ing he had been promoted and ordered to Paris immediately, he had his uni- form changed to conform with that of a Lieutenant Commander, Mr Jacobs said acta STILL SEEKING PLANE here Wednesday for Bimini with six!COURT CLERK GIVES UP persons on board, The area between the Florida coast and the Bahamas has Ween divided into sections, each of which will be combed by the searchers. The Mise Miami, piloted by Robert Moore, carried as ssengers Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence EB. th and Mr, and Mrs, August Bulte of Kansas City, Mo. Tenn isinslpeenicie PLEAS OF GUILTY BY HEATING FIRMS Also by 3 Individuals—Bail Con- tinued—No Date Set tor Sentence. Three firms and three individuals of the forty-eight members of the Heat- ing and Piping Contractors’ Associa- tion indicted by the Grand Jury on evidence given before the Lockwood committee to-day pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Wass wel of the Su- preme Court Their bail of $2,500 each was continued, but no day was set for sentence. The firms and individuals were Reis “Every time a man gets in trouble} warmers have no ap-reciation of he blames it on a woman,” he said.| ‘What's all the shootin’ f a. ‘They tell me the figures on the statuo|asked Abraham Lefkowitz of th é ’ Teachers’ Union. Then it was re- fare sirens, Tho only sirens I know | nombered there was no resolution are on the steamboats. So let’s put}pearing on the matter before the] the statue in New York Bay. Any-|house, and it was dropped without way, the model is that of a truck- action. MISSING THREE DAYS poten tans & O'Donovan, No. 213 West 28th Bahamas Bound Craft Carrted|Street, and > M. Hyman, a Three Women and Three Men. | member; W. 1. Fleischer & Co., No. MIAMI, Fla., March 24.—Airplanes|81 Union Square, and Walter L. wore still -| Fleischer; Wolf & Munier, No. 405 ing ‘oat, A | Lexington Avenue, and Richard A missing sir { Wolf. which has B. Altman & Cn. oe. 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The Rugen brothers are Pmet by Coar who said fifty-two seconds. Gunner i nea Frederick clerk of ¢ Court, who liv and Mra. J. S. Dickson of Memphis | gireet, waa he! ination Mar day before Harlem Court eha assault Gunner while driving an automob' 86th Street at Lexington Aver ch 22. on the suffering from contu- t 606 Bast 81th oinmactlipiataticatoe bail for exam- {SIGNALLED FOR A COP ed with felonious appearance,| Chanffenr Testing Time for Re- ht ee T West 4tth sit west InfAvenue early to-day and pushed the button which flashed green light. When 1 was just teating lo sen how long you would take to But I suppose if there AND THE COP “GOT HIM”|*** * f¢8! hold-up you wouldn't come : as for an hour and half.” It took the policeman only « fow minutes to bring him In and tt will take . & chauffeur, No, 517] Coar five day to come out of the Work- { diagily surveyed afhouse to which he was committed by Company, police cali box at 45th Street and Tenth! 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