The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 24

THE _EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRii, 20, 1922. Copyright, ME miss of to-day who Is past the flapper age, or at be least considers herself T New and Original Fashion Designs By Mildred Lodewick ——==! 1922 (New York Evening World) by Pross Publishing Co e DEATH WHEN WHHE «| WOMAN SPURNS HIM For Smart Youth Atop 6 Women =———= Bridge and Knocked to Tells of Fight and Three Are ENE CANTOR Nic SUPPY Arrested, One With Frac- BELMONT 48th St, Bryant 48 Evs., 8. 30, tured Skull. Mate, Thurs, Sat "MONTMARTRE" With All Its A story of « hold-up by three armed French Flavor fight, told at the West 1234 Mover to NORA BAYES 2h Mon.. Aj ion Inst night by John Crow- Went 42d St a rooming-house keeper and former APOLL ‘a ia of No. 41 West 126th Street, Ground Dead, The desire to feel what it was like to ride like a hobo on the top of a fast passenger train resulted in death yesterday of George B. of Bloomfield, the ‘LADY BUG’ ikuman, i nineteen, NORDATUAN Gavin jv too dignified to affect “Brought From Heaven to ble Gita: by as Se ore men. With Jolin Cumberland & Marie Nordstrom nUUd the flapper style of dress rj Ine of the pryoners, fo ly @ roomer] ~ jy, He was the son of George B. } SELWYN TH 42d Bt. (Bree i on all occasions, which Hell,” He Says When Re- vley'a house, ts in Harlem Hos-| or aoomfield, ‘prominent | josaue Wed. & Sat. at }- seems to bo tho rule ‘] at - pital with a fractured skull. He dentea, | “9 nd, /prominen joseph Cawthorn and Lillian ‘iorralae ‘to a with many, will like the stored to Consciousness. as did the other two arrested with him, | there AROUND THE WORLD § design T am offering - that he had tried to hold up his former} sre yo tonne 5 | » ne ae ll bod ee rukeee tis tmbpodice needa rmer Th ith, with Kenneth Doolittle, WITH BURTON well? West eth St. Lives., 6.00 , dhe OEOkrtONe Tanttires Of a : é ‘he ‘prisoners are Sam Frangblum,| ineteen, of No. 69 Randolph Avo- Pric PLAYHOUSE sets, {Wie tind wats, S130: r mature styles, yet with brought mo back to Hell," said Wong ve prisone pe BA Prahepits. | sergey City, Was nthe Wa a HS ’ tien f pee ee Pong, twenty-six years old, a Chinese| thirty, of No. 235 Lenox Avenue, the in-] MUe: | se Fate oO} F Nanr ‘U The cel boris fi of youthfulness that walter of No. 16 Pell Street, laat|Ju‘ed many Moe Greenberg, twanty-tive,| visit reldtives in albany. The two KENYON | f atamps the frock pecu- night, when Dr, Rothfeder of Volun-| of No 44 West 117th Street, ahd M climbed to the top of a Pullman car put wees ieatier Woanth Bt B30, f Marly girlish, an capital brought. him. back tof Sus twenty-four, of No. 6 East r2ith] on the Buffalonian, a crack ex- oT ae APE: KL AW Teenie Ww cant at The long side panels ° ¢ Street. All dre chaufteurs, press of the New VY ork Central, then PLYMOUTH. W. 43, 5 on the skirt are a part conscjousness Franzblum was found unconscious or ypped at Yor kers early ycster. Exes. 8:45. Mats Vhears., Sat, 2.45 | Sat., 2.45 of the sleeves and re- Lou Wong, who lives in the same}ryo sidewalk in front of Crow! ; ra i weak ahd laaide: Of tt ‘ * awe ga: morning. © \t the Ash} urton sae REET | AGTH ST. 2 ; j Hott house, found Pong wnoonastoue VHerelihouse, Gee others were arOStON Cy sii REPUBLIC ea-t2 Swot By.tive ssn ‘ave fabric. If the material Stay (Hibs ob hg ASRal WRB : Avenue elevate! crossing young Wand Bate at 20 * | were of one of the mo elie ‘ Thee fli Gavin struck the bridge timbers and The a with CHAS. we Yay head and gas was escaping through it] Crowley safd three men held him up| © HES LAWFUL LARGNY VAT: Coo eee from a jet to which one end was at-| with revolvers and took $86 from him. | Was swept back on Doolittle, throw- ____ WATSON CHERRY 5 effoctive, but if not the tached As they Yinialied he got hold of a| ing hin between two cars. Doolittle FL Went 424 ; —T f @aborate hand - em- “ Wong Fone: pene ALPS poe wrench, "he #aid, and struck one on the} clung to the cars, but Gavin fell off TINGE THE DEML-VIRGIN | EY CAND iDA™ Mal ice, was love an J rican} ),, ; vat ‘i it MILNE'S NIG om , ‘Sallis to & Natiatactury When he was taken to the hospital] any ‘hold-up. “Felix said he lived. tn 5c il z cae th ABOUT BLAYDS @aboration. he satd he had eg. ry this bse gpa thes house unt{l’ a few daya ago and BODY RECOVERED ty b ¥ y BROOUE and 2 five years, Once he had a good job ag|had. returned with his friends to get pth Bt... fe 7¥ AL RL The waistline of this a vulet in an ‘uptown family,” but] some jlothes he loft behind. A quarrei| The body of an unidentified man was % io Mata Weds & Rat =a i frook, EHTS AK. one losing that place he had been a Waiter) cnatied with Crowley, he sald, which |found in the bay oft the the wea aide ‘ im wore WHITESIDE : Siéds KotH Hedk te. hem in the Grand Restaurant in (tmes | developed into @ fight, and Crowley used | o¢ Governor's Island to-day. It was ap- A ry Se T. h fe ‘| , fs marked by a double Sat ‘There he met the Ameriéan|'P® WFench as @ weapon parently that of a man of about 5 now.er “riump or BEAUTIFUL * Tho OO DUD» thccnnne & (st Ten woman whose failure to return his 15 fears a five feet seven inches in MALIOR'E THAN i eta tence love made him feel tite “wasn't worth | LOCKWOOD COMMITTEE WILL Jnetent. ana wetghing 150 pounds. ‘The “a ¥ EVER" if the penels, A dark Spec Sansck ease HEAR GOMPERS TO-MORROW | 2" ves beter e is ee Ge tie \evander | blue crope would be de- AN bc a brown coat and vest, a black belt, ‘ . lightful with dark, rich SHE STUDIES CRIME, Untersayée ana Mow Diack’ show en the laft foot ard sblack leas red embroidery in che- LEARNS ITS “PINCH”! over auetr ‘Dimecuttics atte cotton sux, Six cents was all the money IN il nille interspersed with a ij i threads of blue floss. As shoptiti 918.84 Weed, boven @i00 Conference. 4 e WILTON j aah A eet novel Het, In Arrested. Six of the ten members of the Lock- LAGKAYE g Oo gra- Rosalind Pickwick, thirty, wood committee spent three hours yes- “ Vey eloualy tend thelr trim dressed and utudious-looking of No. 352]terday: behind closéd doors in the ome: Most delightful high comedy of this variegated season MATICHAL* 7 wah c= eal in Hast 8th Street, Brooklyn, pleaded|of Samuel Uritermyer, the committee's | —a distinct occasion for Marjorie Rambeau—nothing that the "AT iny ue aes be ofc Apes mullty to-day before Justices O'Keefe, |sttet counsel, Ulachssing plans for re. has had to offer during the season has been so pungently funny, so | | a Ww a meek So ak frock a Freschi and Salmon in Spectal Sessions |sumption of hearings in the Aldermanic| |} Alaska Tours poignantly droll and so intensely laugh-giving.” Kinecica | 3 necklace of red heads Bt shoplifting $15.64 worth of goods in|ohamber, City Hall, to-mor i} PRINCESS would: relieve the plain the store of R. H. Mucy @ Co, March |Samuel Gompets, President {| Bebeedeg voor, Rives, | front-of the waist; in 15 as charged by detectives of the |American Federation of Labor, is 1 HELLoy STONE. Lean THE First 5( ) YEARS 2 just the way that al! Stores’ Mutual Protective Association. [pected to be the first witness In w i MOUNT RAINIER and lives. 8.80, u i the fanciful necklaces "Tam a atudent of criminology." she |; : ‘ ND ANYON, NATIONAL Ned & Gat a RRR ee Ge are supposed to do tl said, “and properly to underat ix forecast as fur investigation « PA ALIFORNIA, COLO- Wed, @uba s. Wed. & Sat. 2.30| WEEKS days, gee chiaae 1 hea 0 Worelin- the. € -|labor unions end housing conditions. Beeb Tre ORT EWERT, i iM it M we 4 ae ‘riend I could go into department stores fea ostensibly repair be @ good color for this A YOUTHFUL FROCK OF rnd_stoal without. helngeaitght between Assemblyman ‘The ‘ai "Expenses Included. doen | The gat ro ST-4 DAY gordi idea white MODISH LINES. She was heid in $200 bail pending a]Whinney of vi (Ac Selection of Itineraries— foe Pe ‘pal TIMES SQUARE ape any pale color for ‘4 continuation of the case April 28 and|the committee, and Mr, requent Departures, Leisurely 40-8 30, mummer wear, ©|.n investigation by probation officers, [was left to conjecture whethe: Travel. LAST THREE WEEKS Frank Craven's Comedy Scream in pe iF = age progress was made. : THOS cook &SON Best Seats $2,50. j Best Seats $2.50. HOUDINI: a i »-| CHURCH AVENUB LINE TO CON-| “Are you satisfied?” the Assemb! iy aN seal Ea st ll . i POLICE TRIED TO HIDE eine inn llon on ewok tee TINUE ASAT PRESENT, [man wae asked. : Sphkatelt “THE MAN FROM BEYOND” "“T'WO MORE BURGLARIES |(\, this appeared to ret Mavor Hylan| ‘The Transit Commission bas granted], .0y1)) hear about It Friday if 1 « 245 Broadway S61 Fifth Avenue jews of the couple aa me but, ‘because his indorsement. woutd|the application of the receiver of the!" vr. Untermyer,’ from whom NS, ste- anne tae wa’ (a | . probably be followed by others from the| Nassau Electric Raflroad Company. For]Whinney demanded a written apology Atl Gold Star Mothers will be admitted { and Fifth Avenne Become Kaown.| railroad and traction interests, which] permission to continue for one year from|retracting statenients that tle Aesem- us Houdinl’s Guests. hes" ‘Two more Easter burglaries became} would mean that “any Democrat not} April 2%, the present operation of the}blyman had been a@ traftor to commit- - $ : connected with or controlled by cor-|Church Avenue line in Brooklyn with-|tee bills in Albany, a N ; - : pubite to-day after efforts of the police} Torte interests will be able to defeat | out issuing or recelving transfers to and| ‘“There was perfect harmony, but we mT Tien Rast NO MADISON SQ. GARDEN | to keep them secret. Gov. Miller from other lines of the system, have agreed not to discuss {t at al ; ZinGranp ¥ ‘CAPITOL Tt! THEATRE Gory eae marteg j Thieves got into the shoe store of YN MLLER Bry at Sint St, tdi Matec 5 NY & Sons, Inc., No, 1564 Broad- EXCURSIONS ous BRR in Beginning Sunday | RINUL. way, Tear 40th Street, by drilling Wray ang gon gt, Bron § First Natural Color Drama | ARNUM & BAILEY through @ three-foot cellar wall, ripping EMPIRE Sata" Wea. and at, at 2 “THE GLORIOUS up the planks of a floor and then ADVENTURE” Jimmying thetr way into the well Mghted store. There they took $300 with from the cash register, and fifty pairs of shoes from the stock. After closing time Saturday, burglars with a pass key, got into the millinery establishment of Goodwin & Michelson at No. 16 West 33d Street, opposite the Waldorf, ripped the safe and took $8,000. ‘According to members of the Sym three men have been arrested, one a former employee, and Pittsburgh, and it is known involved. another in five were =e BRONX BOOKKEEPER KILLS SELF WITH GAS Leaves Notes tor Wife Children Asking Forgiveness. Roy Albers, fifty-three, No, 3085 De- A eatur Avenue, Bronx, a bookkeeper em- ployed by the Niewhous Company, bullders, committed suicide this morn- ing in his home by inhaling Wuminating He was discovered by his wife, Albers left a note to his wife asking % Laine pened saying he could tT mand suspense and a1 not longer juspicion. He left another to his three children, saying honesty was the best policy and asking forgiveness. His employers paid high tribute to him, but sald he was contin- ually worrying about business, aan ee ‘ BOXER REBELLION VET F DIES SUDDENLY AT WORK Mamployee of Appraiser’s Stores Had * dust Reported for Duty. John Berg, fifty-five, of No. 891 Hest 168th Street, employed at the Appraiser’s Stores, No, $41 Washington Street, as atc opener and packer for the past four- leem- yeara, died suddenly shortly after reporting for work to-day. The cause of death was given as probably heart He is survived by a wife and two children, ing the Boxer uprising. ‘Berg served in the Spanish-Amer- Gees ed Mew corrice tn Guise Gare JERSEY GETS REAL MAD. Wants to Spend $200,000 Yearly te i oan v read, because RENTON, N. J., April 20—Declaring po Jerecy's pita suffers wherever her mosquitoes, theses ectually no more plentiful or ‘annoying than those in many other have ‘become a byword and that the State spend ® year for years to exter- this pest. . | be remeered at a ot Hie WON'T NEED HYLAN NOW. ‘MiethSeld Gays Any Democrat Not Oontrotied by Interests Can win, Deyid Wirehfield has now decided that ‘Mager, Myien may not have to ran for AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. -$30| JOLSON'S 5QUh St, 81,20" dra ena CENTURY tire''s.s0, mate ted and mex, Teasa Kosta Ja ‘mes Barton Marion Green ia ow HOPPER'S FURMAKEKS 40th & Bway tinees Wed, and Sat The ROSE of STAMBOUL EVGS. (EXCEPT, § sree a St, Theatre Next Monday. | AMBASSADOR £4 ARTS. 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