The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 6

— ee aemeeer te ____ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922, wer | ‘ FOUND money thus collected probably ted tof MILLION TO CONTROL BATHING REFORMS “GOLF MANIAC” BASIS] 4 "ovo, was conterroa tneoush he ‘ re { . r: NT the attack on her sie IN CELLAR, i When her husband returned trom! MISSISSIPPI RIVER NOW REACH MEN| OF SUIT FOR DIVORCE prerentatin fe Resgad imehipaa K FUR STORAGE—Remodeling aa Rainn e work at ¢ o'clock he could Not find his ~ ——— omibaesy, Washington. inde wife in their home or in any of the = = fi 5 " 4g s Lee Asserts Her. Husbs Phone 6900 Fitz Ro houses for whigh she was Janitreas, | Congress Passe Emergency Mea-) atiantic City Moves to. Force| Mt le s a webs MOTHER DIES BY BURNS if He decided shé had gone away on} sure to Save Levees and Pre- Males ‘to Cover Themeelt®s Neglected Her for Lure of TO SAVE TWO CHILDREN some emergency, but after getting didi the Links. —— ag dinner he resumed his mearch. vent Further Losses on Streets st, Koel BSR Feared to Pull Blanket From Ded hen he at last found his wife's ASHINGTON, April 21.—A joint * DETROIT, April 22.~—Charges that to Extinguish Flames. an n mon & body it Iay with the head within the] moisten . 7 ATLANTIC CITY, April 21.—Even : eaery ‘ ), resolution making immediately avail- Howard 1. Lee, prominent: business cAR 1M firebox door of the empty furnace, |” male torsos will not be exhibited dh the KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 21.—-Mra (¢ sbemed as it) Bir body) tana (Baan | EIS the cum of anne ee ee raoritrevia ot AUontic Clty this athing|'™” O"t, con, wana eolt muciee Toth eee ee rte nase , Store of Individual Shops : carried to the spot to delay discovery |0f flood waters of the Mississippi ko jon, was & “golf maniac,” |wife, near Nelxon, Mo., allowed herself 2 of her death. Her clothing had-been|River was sdopted to-day by thes®eagon If an ordinance preparéd by | w: “became Meee Gut for} eo urn to death to-day rather than FIFTH ibhea! UE, 37th und 38th STS. a Killed Re Rent Collector] '¥mpled as if the murderer had] rouse Mayor Bader, which han passed its) diovan bill Mes, Lee declared her] eMaenser the lives of hor two children searched and perhaps found the] genator Ransdell and Representa. | frat reading before the City Commis wa ast neglected her and. thelr three {With her flaming garments. , With Bar and Searched money he sought. Dr. Gilman of en sion finda its way into the ordinanc: " to play golf. She also] Her clothing ignited from a stove, : - f oth Harlem Hospital reported that theltives Wilson and Humphreys, after} 1) oy ad cruelty. Just before she died ehe told her hus- For Mademoiselle (44 4 20 yrs.) + cl al Nii had been dead at least three |conferring Steeda fae the ase ‘The proposed regulation is the dut- are its afl aBewer,, OlMMHA, Tike par- | band she ran to a room to get a blanket ded’ ns 2 to the White House, mn ye matter pation In golf a ‘busines: sset,’* are growth of complaints last season, | ticipation & a a | to smother the flames, but was afraid Seer three hours or more yesterday |, Noelue to her murderer was found |in written form into the Cabinet he owing to the acquaintances he could by detectives. The victim had a ‘y,. [Sponsored chiefly by women’s organt- ‘afternoon the body of a siain woman| daughter, married and living 4n the|Mecting and promptly obtained ‘the ations, that aun and surt taihers on mak to take it from the bed where their two SI J] rs OF NAVY B iB _ children were sleeping ‘ West approval of Secretary Weeks: é ore (CAPT. J. M. LOT : Sion RE 4 Say in the basement of No. 1462 Fifth Tnvestigation by Dr. Benfamta| “enator Ranalel! sald Gove, Parker{ tel” way to and from the béach were|¢'4 4 OAT IN BAR SPROUTED, CAUSING ; 4 ‘avenue, undiscovered. Mrs. Elirabeth] Schwart Medical Rxaminera| ¢ 1. Tussell of Missinaippi{too generous with their personal ¥ aan eae DEATH ORD 7 NE HAVEN. 7 aft, that Mrs. Drogo-] and tonn., April 21.—An H ‘ pe of Arkansas had urged] charms Capt, J. M ) Drogowitsky, fifty-seven, the victim. | witgig 7 od a constderable| tie x tion Ap old ordinance reached them to taal 8 cessfil hand- }oat kernel, which sprouted in the right e fas janitress of five tenements at} sum with her until last Monday,| CpiCAGO, April 21.-Flooded riv- ¥ i blicity for the American|ear of Peter Everson two weeks ago, ] | H | HE sth Street and Firth Avenue ana] NHCP she deposited $500, her life sav-lors are eating through dikes, inundat- Saiidle hes bila gc')Rpabd B Marshal Foch. The deco, | brought on meningitis rom which Eyer- ings, in bank, Her husband sald|ing farms and towns in Illinois,’ In. |2¢W One would require concealment of ladon, that of a Chevalter of the Legion (son Glad at & Bositel here last aight, ¥ i that so far as he knew his wife had|ajana and Iowa, according to reports|every part cf the anatomy from —s ; only & few dollars on her yesterday. | vereived here to-day. Rn otial se knees = eee ree S A Negede ei Gis pad oe ger The swollen Wabash River spread ia — % woman, made ou the order of f vd thousands of acres after forct another woman, was found In Rer|ove ghres evecs in Illinois and Indie] VATICAN SAID TO HAVE Clothing. "Her husband sald bie wite lang, "yiood conavions in southern in-| SIGNED SOVIET TREATY ranrkiin mon 2 Co. intended to send it to a friend who - diana were the worst in years. Mived with her huspand in the base- ment of No. 1 West 118th Street. omy 4s supposed to have promp- maeeneery | fed the slayer, who struck down the ‘woman with the slice bar of the tur- 4 tn the cellar where her body was : e »umpee was very poor and was suffering from |mpirty.five blocks are under water in] Rome Hears Rossin Will Admit Here z fe is = Drogowitski, like bis wife, Ligeia Vincennes Priests and Sisterhoods. A Store of Individual Shops Panew ashe ion , like bis wife, - _ The Red Cross has provided for 400] now, April 21 (United Press) oh ' a Pole, and the houses for which| STH DIVISION REUNION APRIL 20.) pomeioas residents of Naples, M., and]. Om APF taba A Vt TH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS 10n ata NC — cared are largely tenunted by| The New York Camp of the Society | reseucd a half dozen families ma-|S°vist representatives have sighet rt py Tee we of the Sth Division, U. S. A., will hold] pooned In an attic at Dog Tooth Bend. | ee!” with the Vatican, permitting ‘ ne OMAN WAS) tes yecond annual jcunton on April 29 at! «Rising of the Mississippi has flooded | Jesuits, Franciacans and Catholic Sts- rice ’ frown to collect the rentals from the} ss p. xf..at the Hote: Pennsylvania. A| basements in Clinton, Ia, and raji.{terhoods to enter Russia and carry out } : price i ita of the houses. 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