The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1922, Page 16

16 __. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1922. ANK SILENT AS TO The Portugut craft from taking the alr with a sufM- ° , B morrow, and they will go over the | HEAVY SEAS DELAY FLIGHT, |*te¢ hydro- __ A Pos: sol inlA alalebis ts of! ul eau, me. e all y Ss Tr en books of the village. Dooley is under deen iameate airplarie 4A which Capts, and} clent quantity of fuel on board for the] (From the Knoxville Journal and tribune > 9 SISHED CASHIER Jona both at the bank and for his] portuguese Aviators Defer start|Coutinho are endeavoring to fiy.to Bra-|twolve-hour fight to the St, Paul's] It is claimed there is mor y public offi : : ‘ rd No-| the United Stats than ever before, and reaming ig . , 7 Cape Vera about baif way to Fernando No-| the Un : y As Detective. a Weird dventurer $5,000 Is Missing Prom First Na-| Dooley ts married and tived with From Cape Verde Isiands, siete trdeeass Adele the heavy Jt has been sald that the love of money 9 D . wife and son at No, 100 South Street Id hav vented the tional at Rockville Centre, L. I., - — a which would have eee Auditors Find. Directors of the First National Bank of Rockville Centre, L. L, after a meeting last evening declined to maké His Business Cards, Just Re- ceived, Prove “Harris” a Man of Mystery. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM.GLLINS &G FULTON STREET-BROOKLYN Continuing Tomorrow any statement relative to the disap. pearance of Charles J. Dooley, the cashier, who walked out of the institu. tion on Wednesday and has not been seen since One of the unique business cards of Henry Sudreau, the Parisian detective @alling himself “‘Harris,"’ and lately a Prominent figure in the affairs of Mime. Jacques Lebaudy, who widowed joks of the institutton Rerself by shooting the self-styled 7 sre Dooley disappeared, “Emperor of the Sahara" in their] | * f 5 safe heme in Westbury, L. I., has just ; . said Ieeen received in this country. Renreas Say, Tt shows a face—may be it is “Harris's” idealived—with a great ‘mass of. black hair brushed back from fhe forehead. The face is printed in ®@ sinister shade of dark purple, the ges being alertly opened and bright Mue. The ears are in natural color. But the remarkable thing about the Portrayed visage is that there is no mouth, doubtless indicative that “Harris” sees everything, but has no gs to open im tattling. The card Measures, roughly, two by three lmohes. On the back of it is a section of the Blan of Paris, showing by means of &m arrow the location of the “Harris” examiners started to before the ca . Dooley is also Village Treasurer, He held the ‘office for two years, and aply a month ago was re-elected. Auditors have 1 summoned to- An Amazing Sacrifice of Fur Coats, Wraps and Scarfs | ‘ Our Stock of Unusually High Class Coats and Resa iniisal ie tse Done her ¥ TSN Wraps has not yet been placed in Cold Storage. | Comique. e Hair is Tu | mique. Before storing them for the Summer we offer the ‘ Smneel beareok: Wiss marcas wo er Gray, use Sage Tea public a Last Opportunity to make selection at Sega, nea The Most Stupendous Reductions Ever Made pretty daughter of the spectacular Fur Coats and Wraps OU can turn gray, faded V iaic beautifunly dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a bottle of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound” at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im- proved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold an- nually, says a well-known druggist here, because it dark- ens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. i Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, be- cause after one or two appli- cations the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuri- antly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray-haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to-night and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. Jacques, has been announced by @able. As a matter of fact, a letter was received from her not many days ago by a young man on Long Island who was long attentive to her when she was in this country in which she wrote, with heavy underscoring, "I am not married!"* Henry Sudreau was stopping in the i * Lebaudy home, Phoenix Lodge, at Westbury, as her protector aguinst } international crooks who were be { Meved to have followed her from { France, when her safe was broken | open in the house and rifled of $18,000 in cash, $4,000 in jewelry, a copy of | j | } { | December, A short time after it be- came known the Lebaudys, with Sud- reau in their train, left for France on a telegram announcing the illness of Mme. Lebaudy's mother. ae RE FISHING BOATS CAUGHT IN GALE REACH PORT Wind Blew 70 Mil Two Ho! (Special to The Evening World.) CAPE MAY, N, J., April 17.—The seven Italian boats missing from the Gloucester mackerel fleet fishing out of Cape May harbor which were caught in the blow off the Delaware capes on Friday night came into*port rit S] yesterday. One of the captains re- ported that for two hours the wind Jacques Lebaudy'’s will and many other valuable family papers. This rebbery, which occurred in November, 2921, was kept from the public until m Hour for SHIP NEWS INFORMATION sre TE | ois ew ai pre RA beth Aang te — per Hour and that boul ere town = # §=©650.00 to 775.00 Fur Coats............325.00 Lightship. ‘ One of the Ward Line steamers $| Offered assistance to the fishermen but they refused, as they would have to abandon their craft. They did ac- cept gasoline for their engine and Provisions, as both were gefting low The fishermen sailed from port Good-bye, sore feet, burning feet, again last night. The schooner La}swollen feet, tired feet. Fayette, Capt, H. H. Peeples of! Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions Gloucester, brought into port 4,000 . No more shoe t pounds of mackerel. 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