The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1922, Page 6

ae PE Ta { , {60K TO BROKERS ~ TOPAY eneaons HAYWARD REPLIES BISHOP BLAMES DRESS OF WOMEN FOR WORLD ILLS UNDER HER SKIRT 100 on Ship Stewardess, “Woman Customs Searcher at Pier Declares. Jerry Rothchild and Abe Lazarus, members of the Customs Searching Squad, stood on the pier yesterday watching members of the crew of the Paris of the French Line eéme ashore, They were there to prevent possible i they saw Louise Per- ess, dressed in a lot of gingerly down the gang- ‘ise appeared to be wear- it number of (petticoats t New Hampshire Prelate Says Low Necks and Short Skirts Cause Only Disrespect. MANCHESTER, N. H., April 24.—tishop Guertin of the Catholic diocese of Manchestér in a sermon here asserted the modern styles in women’s clothing were ‘directly responsible for much of the turmoil in the world to-duy."" “Cun a man look at a girl dressed us so many Manchester girls are dress d with anytihng OF DERSS00 000 More Than Dozen Firms _ Charged With Knowing It ‘ Was Bucket Shop. smuggling rin, a ste finery at plank. I Baul S. Myers counsel for the re- eeiver of BE. D. Dier & Co., announced ing a under her skir $o-day that demands will be made] put disgust? he asked. “Their “You haven't ‘brought anything ‘on a dozen or more firms of the New] ‘short skirts and low necks lead ashore, have you, lady?” inruired York Stock Exhange and the Con-] only to disrespect. The woman} Jorry Polidated Stock Exchange to pay $500,000 or more to the creditors of Dier & Co. The demand is to be besed on the charge that these firms took commissions from Dier & Co. although it was a bucketshop. One firm alone is said to have taken“$300,- 000 from Dier & Co. Mr. Meyers said the heads of a Mumber of these brokerage houses \WWiIl be called to the witness siand to explain their transactions with the Mier concern. He said that suits in equity would be filed if necessary: “Some of Dier's customers knew they were trading with a bucket shop,” said Mr. Moyers. ‘Others did Rot. It seems “lear that firms which, who can win the respect of men by her modesty can hold the re- spect of her children. Then women can point the way to a permanent world pence." pie a ae JERSEY SENATORS AT “HARMONY DINNER” |, Louise shrugged her shoulders. “Non, Messieurs,"’ she murmured. “I bring nothing but myself to see my sister In Bay Shore." bd But Jerry and Abe telephoned for ady searcher from the Custom » and she says she found more jued at more than $50 each, Expect Also G. 0. P. Leaders and ill be asked to explain to-day. 2,700 of the Faithful, United States Senators Frelinghuysen and Kdge of New Jersey will attend the Republican “harmony” dinner to be held this evening at the 4th Regiment’ Arm- , Jersey City. te Senator Willlam N. Runyon, date for the Republican nominatton | © ROAD RECEIVERSHIP HEARING, A petition for the appointment of a recelver for the New York and Queens County Railway Company was heard in eme Court at Long Island City rning by Justice Callaghan, who that briefs be submitted on QUBDNS knowing it was a bucket shop, still nor, is also expected, as are Cy ey ee d, The ap- t issions from it, will have to irman Edward C. Stokes plication Is by the Guaranty Trust Boe is wirwoman Mrs, Lillian Company and is based on a defaulted refund. In some cases commissions were paid for fictitious transactions— bogus purchases and sales in which mo stocks were involved." erie Benn hat EN ;] interest payment of $45,000 due Jan- y 1 last. ‘The Transit Commission ts 0 a defendant. County Prosecutor Pierce {Il be toastmaster and 2, d. TO UNTERMYER Resents Intimation That Big In- terests Could Influence Daugh- erty in His Action. The statement of Samuel Unter- myer in an address last night at Temple Beth El in reference to the Gerieral Dlectric Company disclosures Before the Lockwood Committee, in which he asserted his belief th “these people are being pro adding that “if the Attorney ds finally prodded into prose it would be some ineffective civil suit or a criminal one which would Presenting The Siren probably get nowhere, was to-day % galled to the attention of Col. William The apse é demand Hayward, United States Attor and the ear y limited Col. Hayward replied that the Gen~ eral Elect atter was one which concerned the Department of Justice and not the office. He resented Mr. Untermyer's intiation that any of the dig interests could influence Attorney General Daugherty in his action, He added that if the Attorney General had not given him, (Hayward) a free hand it would have been impossible to prosecute the trusts that ‘have been prosecuted. paint CLUB WOMAN STRICKEN NEAR END OF GOLF GAME Collapses at 18th Hole, Way to Hospital. (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, April 24.—Mrs. George R. Sullivan of Bowman and Merion Avenues, Merion, collapsed while playing the eighteenth hole in a round of golf y@¥terday at the Merion Golf Club and died while being taken to Bryn Mawr Hospital. She was formerly Edith Wood of Merion, the wehter of the late John and Hattie . Wood. The Sullivans were planning to celebrate their thirteenth wedding an- miversary next Thursday. 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