The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 4

a “Don't Touch This Here Bu‘ton,” Said Fireman—Then Engines Came Was Explaining New. Fire Alarm Boxes in Public School No. 141, and Acci-’ dentally Turned In Alarm. “Now the principal thing'to avoid is ternity and Roosevelt Hoapitain the >} touching this part right here. If youjMUrees were looking out the Windows ; “ ‘i promt that, yeu aond isan alarm|st examine 10 patioata hat taore| War Velerag Met Senator's said Fireman George Heemaath toljn the hospitals. Daughter Through Prowess Miss Kate A. Walgh, principal of] Because of the many as ‘Wrestler. Public School No. 1461, West sath ‘Sat — = Street, and then absent mindedly, WASHINGTON, May 36-~The to- mance of Alex E. Robertson, British much a8 the professor in English ad- vised the students a preposition was, . hero, and Mary Culbérson, & bad thing with which to onda sen-|The children had all been gathered | ye te senator, has. been tence, Heemsath touched the button, ]in the auditoriam. eugnter ¥ - The next minute Engine Company| Miss Walsh asked Meomseth to] ended. No, 2%, ust off Seventh Avenue in{ kindly explain the workings of the! Miss Culberson's affection fon Rob- West 68th Gtreet was on its way] new evened Oe ge eo eee erteon te sald to have been cooled by aaue. After the lipaien: wea wag] the publicity he gave to his obarges all over, the children were marched] that he had been kidnapped by dotec- PUBLICITY COOLS MISS CULBERSON'S Univ Mins jn, the firemen had school to lecture to « few minutes, this morning, on how to avoid turning jn alarms and to ex- pldin the workings of the new ATER, Okla. May 10 (As- Beckham Cobb, H Uf H answering @ false alarm from the school, In addition 1,506 pupils were march - i Gifted by Gordon. Both Cobb and|ins down the stairs in orderly man-| back to the auditorium and the fire-| tives hired by Senator Culberson. Getden sirved in the army ner and filing out of the building. |man explained the new system to'the}] Complete denial willbe made by t We war, Cobb was predic Shor peatlands 7 ethene beraner asa Senator Culberson that he sought to i get Robertson out of the country, RUSSIAN OIL STORY [coe trienas of the Senator aay. Ts FROM GENOA DENIED)» statement he will assert’ that al! he desired was information Concerning Deterding Says Dutch Com-[\i° romesive sna. pany Will Not Be “Re-| rorT WORTH, Tex, May 10 5 ‘ »» “(Copyright). — If Alex Robertson bs pak of Stolen Property. hadn't been a good wrestler he might Sir Henry W. A. Deterding, Manag- not now be attracting national atten- ing Director of the Royal Dutch-Shell | tion as the hero im the rémanoe with to-day put a| the daughter of Senator Culberson. His friendships miade here, which led “ BIG FRUIT CROP IN JERSEY PREDICTED if | i ; é | 5 g : i z Lj $ i ; i Marketing Association Pushing Wiens on Packing F 3 E Howees. TRENTON, May 10.—New glersey fruit growers, who recently nf ate a State Co-Operative Marketing Asso- ciation with numerous local branches, are rushing work on packing houses and selling plans, under direction of J. E. Kiahre, formerly of Hancock, Md,, General Manager. Reports in- dicate that despite late frost damage in some localities, the ‘co-operative growers will have a big crop to han- die under the new system of distribu- tion, In addition to marketing peaches | Hy i i if ; aE A i i ; Group of ol! companies, final yt ports t! com- aera hee ‘eathagd introduction to the Senator's panties have been endeavoring to se- dated orem. his! he oh ectilietigaroiers 7 | hme aes coated wrestling tourna. a - Russian Soviet Government. Bpreed lngnt in this city in 1920. of these reports recently threw the} Young Robertson# fresh from his Genoa economic conference inte # vir-| hardships and exploits with the Brit- tual wpronr ioh Army and still suffering from his XK war wounds, arrived In Fort Worth Sir Henry, in his first: expression | three years ago when tho city was the regarding these reports states:—"l| Mecca for adventurers and speculators have never seon such @ concoction of jattracted by the es atrike, ae oa tered the wrestling tournament, dis- Nes as come out of Genoa. Under 20} tinguished himself by his prowess conditions will we ever be a party tol and formed the acquaintance of prom- anything that will rob previous own. | inent young men. “i % ere. tl not recet - Among these was Hope Root, who prone We will not be receivers, di-| 4 Robertson at his home aaa guest. ly or indirectly for stolen pro-| te was best known ax "Scotty Rob- peety.” ertaon and soon was popular in the Sir Heary has been in this country] River Crest and Meadow Mere Ll J napec Y|try clubs. Other well known Fort for about a month inspecting Proper | wo stn residents became interested in tes Of the Shell Company im Call-} him and through their influence the fornia, He sails for Europe to-d British veteran was sent to the ¥ was at Birmingham, | Gordon's is at Miami, Okia. 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