The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 17

ji BEAUTY PARLORS More Observant When “Dry,” So Their Fair Companions B Are Forced to Doll Up. @ ATLANTIC CITY, April 13. F Income tax returns may reveal timt many businesses have pros- pered since Prohibition, but per- haps none has boomgd so much as the beauty parlor, according to Mrs. Harry Newton Price of Washington, who conducts two such establishments at the Capital and.is here for Easter. “It is easy to trace the growth _ of the beauty parlor business to Prohibition,’ said Mrs. Price, “When men drank they were not * go critical. Their wives and sweet- hearts looked attractive to them without the assistance of beauty parlors, Now, howeyer, men re- main clear-eyed all evening and notice wrinkles, pallor, straight hair and unsparkling eyes. As a result, women are flocking to beauty parlors and we have to turn many away every day.” eet THREE LADS ACCUSED OF DROWNING PLAYMATE ' Boy of Ten & to Have Be: Thrown Into Creek. DETROIT, April 13.—Three boys, fanging from 14 to 17, are held here pending investigation of charges that they threw Louis Dargan, ten, into Con- nor’s Creek, on the Hastside, after stripping him of his clothing. Young Dargan’s clothing was discovered on the creek bank yesterday, but his body has not been found. / The boys detained are Edward Sook, 17, Edward Clark, 14 and Frank Ta- mola, 14. They were held after the father of another playmate of Young Dargan informed the authorities that the child had been thrown into the = where the water was cight feet en DRY TOO CONFIDENT, ANDERSON EXPLAINS ‘William Anderson sent out to-day the @fficial explanation of the Anti-Saloon League of the reduced Republican ma- ee" in the 37th Congresstonal Dis- ic special election after a frankly wet @ampaign by Judge Irvine, the Demo- ératic candidate. Mr. Anderson said that an “‘over- Whelming” majority of those~ who = not vote were Prohibitionists; that warning to Prohibitionists against @verconfidence was worth the near-de- feat that many Prohibitionists disliked Mr. Henry, Republican candidate, be- enuse of his previous record as an op- ponent of Prohibition and wanted him Beaten so a thorough Prohibitionist could be nominated in the fail. the face of Rose Desaye, HOOCHLESS MEN .. DRIVE WOMEN TO SPURNED, HE HURLS ne aiaglalicn RURAL JERSEY TO GUARD FARMS. TRENTON, April 13.—Necessity for ACID IN HER FACE] increased vigilance by State police In James O'Brien Sought by Police for Alleged) Attack Upon Staten Island Maid. In revenge for her refusal to have anything more to do with him, James O'Brien threw a phial full of acid in employed as a maid in the household of Dr, Ernest Kutscher, No. 47 Forrest Ave- nue, West New Brighton, S.. 1. She is In Staten Island Hospital, het face marked for life, The sight of her left eye is affected, but she was not blinded. The police have sent out an alarm for O'Brien, whose last address, so far as known, was in the Bronx. He is thirty-five years old, 6 feet 6 Inches tall and welghs about 148 pounds. Rose Desaye, who is twenty-five, told the police to-day that O'Brien, with whom she quarrelled some weeks ago, called on her last night while Dr. and Mrs, Kutscher were out. When she refused to ‘talk things over,"’ he flung the acid in her face and fied. Her screams brought neighbors. rurat sections of the State was empha- sized in @ bulletin issued to all troop commanders of the State police to-day. ‘The force was warned to guard against stealing of fruit, blossoms, vegetables ‘and chickens. 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