The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1922, Page 10

‘trolman was called, He was fined) FIRG ENGINE HIT BY AUTO, $10 As Engine Company No. 28% was @o- ays THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922- } Minnie Grimann, who sai@ ghe | Dt him with a milk bottle. He was] Magistrate McGeehan discharged |ing 40 « small fire at No. ‘40 Howard TOWNE PATTERSON [Chicago Jail to Be Birthplace {DRY | AW BOOZE i Mothers Held as Pepper Throwers pfiecaton “MN Tote ig deputy. abort of Bromg [and a” patrolman,” the patrolman age as twenty but who looked more sixteen, No, 535 Trinity Avenue, he had torn out a window, entering so drunk she found it necessary to loses Kullar, 49th Sireet, col Howard Avenue and No one w investigation y bs County, was charged with entering] preferred a charge of drunkenness. conga ey : ie Niam Hil, thirty-three, No. 487} the omices of a milk company on Lin-|The Magistrate, howover, said that}*" : oe aN = F Gast fist Street, explained he had} coin Av 1 of hooch and his| Prohibition drunkenness was its owe |!’ + : led on his wife to patch up their] ‘authority’ as a deputy sheriff. He]punishment. For the same reason he Children Too Young to Leave at Home When aration. His wife, however, sald suspended sentence on others i ‘ then bossed. the drivers until a pa- Sentences of Imprisonment and Fine Are no Began Life Working on Farm) Tmposed for Violating Picketing Injunction. }So McGeehan Is Lenient With “and Started Factory in His CHICAGO, May $ (Copyright), —| agent of 11 Workers! Union| Long List of Sunday Morn- Home Town. ing Drunks, 2 workers, . —— Happily unaware of the discomforts] (ried to of th Surroundings, four babies, | ¥orking varying fr six months to two years] @nd the j eames were being made at fof age, opened thelr eyes this morn. | Mostly women, 10 st About OHO! |) 4 tava net th OOM we gObd emmy } tlantic City to-day to take the body Jing in a cell the Cook County Jail [half of them obeyed him, the others 5 AEOLIAN — ES d S 5 rie GaSe “I gave them a nominal fine,” said]effect,"’ said Magistrate Chairman of the Board of Directors|‘*): : is s i gistrate John M i sicgredaee the Board of Direc Heside the four babies were their] the Judge, “and warned them that] ac Geanan in the Mortisant In THE BRONX In BROOKLYN In NEWARK in FORDHAM © National Cash Register Com-| mothers, arrested at the supper table] Russi would not go over] “eG FES me eet 367 East 149th St id 11 Flatbush Ave. 7 895 Broad St y 270 E. Fordh: r @ { Pany, to his home at Dayton. Ohio.](o fulfl an old sentence of contempt | here J and went back] yesterday, “but Have never seen s0 * “J | halk: te a s NOrGHam eel { ° ’. ons}of court incurred in Mareh, 19ia,] and attack who were work- i for interment, Definite instruction when, as employees of the Americun| ing. 1 made their fines heavier next} M§Ay drunks before me in one morn- Bare not been recelved from* the}... Company, they violated no in-| time and then they appeared withing, especially on a Sunday morning."’ family by Mr. Patterson's valet, WhO} junction against picketing the plant | banners announcing that they had Was his only companion when the] They had thrown pepper, it was] rights and wouldn't have them taken! Manufacturer was stricken yester-|Cltimed, in the eyes of workers and| from them. Finally | imposed the — The first to be arraigned were two ay With Heart discash white on af ede threate against (hose who re-| Jail nententes girla—Kathryn Mallory, who gave her fused to strike teain bound for Atlantic City to which] The sentences were from fifteen to he was coming to search of health.Jsixty days With fines, and the babies } William Roberts, the valet, sald he] were too young to leave behind expected to receive word Iater in the] Wrapped in Ilankets on the hard @ay and that he probably would leave] jui) bunks, or held close in their With the body to-night. mothers’ arms, the babies blinked un- Mr. Patterson was sitting in a chalr}concernediy at the feeble rays of the “sar talking with his valet, William a ‘ bright spring aun which filtered Roberts, as the train was passing} through the barred window of the cell. There were fifteen “ANNUAL MAY SALE of Exchanged PHONOGRAPHS Leading Makes » Reductions 20% to 50% VERY LOW MONTHLY TERMS through Kirktvood, N. J., wh Annie, the eldest of the tiny pris- @uddeniy fell back un oners, rolled to the floor and pressed valet ran through the her chubby face curiously aguinst the for the services of a physic’ [bars of the Her mother, Mrs, N. Y., was in the following car. old, ix afraid her next child will be Although he worked over the un-[born before she has finished her fifty- eonscious man until the train pulled/ day sentence fmto the Atlantic City Station, Mr i Patterson failed to respond. Death | Was due, the doctor said, to a chronic j -AEArt _aMiction:from which Mr. Pat-/pushed his breakfast of mush and }— terson had been « sufferer for yer bread through (he litle square holes ‘The body was taken to an under-fin the cell wall. His mother, also. is j taking establishment while Roberts}expecting another child, and her sen- ‘ Wired the news to the members of] tence is for sixty days. ‘ f j | © F. 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Patterson took a new idea] faced babe of six months who refused im American business to the Dayton} {o take his food farm where, as a boy, he had followed isn't strong and all night he cried,” moaned the mother. “I can't give him the proper care here, but 1 had to bring him: with me. My sen- ture of a cash register machine. After having been altacked for| tence is for only fifteen days, but that yehrs a» » heartless employer, Mr.| #eems ages to me.” CONVENTIONAL MODELS "fom D290 A wide variety in style and ¢ make, including the most famous names. Every instru- ment thoroughly renovated - and guaranteed by us to be x in perfect playing condition. £ A Small Down Payment . Monthly Terms as Low as ‘2 a PERIOD STYLES * |) ‘om S| A you interested in a phonograph of standard make at a great saving in price? Then, come to Atolian Hall or one of its branches early this week and make your selec- tion. You will be glad you came, for in the variety of phonographs on display and in the exceedingly low prices at which they will be marked, this Sale will go far ahead of any we have ever held. The instruments have been used in refined homes for a time and then taken by us in ex- change for Graduola Models and Period Styles of the Vocalion. All the popular case woods will be represented and the newness of the cases— the entirely uhimpaired quality of the tone—will surprise you. Included are some new Vocalions of discon- tinued styles, many possessing the Graduola, the wonderful tone-control feature. For those who want a phonograph for summer cottage or bungalow, this is a wonderful oppor- tunity, as there will be a number of small port- able models at greatly reduced prices. A unique and attractive feature of this Sale is a group of the beautiful Art and Period Models at. present so popular. They are all cabinet designs that will beautify the looks of your room —and marked at prices that make them really remarkable bargains. : N) the plough, and there created a for- t tune for himself out of the manufac- Patterson changed his methods radi- Im addition to her fifteen days the cally and in the last two decades he had been known as a. “model | $175 . Another baby, Steve, seven months old, slept in uw folded blanket on the bunk, blissfully unconscious of ft all. St mother must serve forty days mother is supposed to pay a fine of employer.” @) had left elder children at home. “We have made things as comfort- Penn-Grand Central Line © Would Relieve Street Warden of the jail said, “and we ha ordered an extrn supply of milk, ‘he matron will give the mothers every poxsible liberty. But this jail never was built for babies." All of the women when arrested were surprised and several declared they had forgotten all about the trou- Covert FOR MEN, WOMEN AND. 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