The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1922, Page 6

ae Se nn “ = annem PREDICT BIG VOTE IN PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY TO-DAY me. Alter Republican nomt cast his ball David A © for Republican nomination for the Unite d States Senate, short and long terms, candidate for the tion for Governor, DIAMONDS IN TUBE OF TOOTH PASTE | it ScHOOL ELS Pad ATRL AS MAN ACCUSES DOUBLE Passenger From Hamburg TTeld on Charge of Smug- gling Gems. A small tube of tooth paste 1 William J. Burke, opposing Georse Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia for the unexpired term in thé Senate of Boies Penrose, voted shortly after 10 tibia TRIES TO END LIFE it is alleged, was the vehicle used wherein to conceal two diamonds and one import duty bail of $1,000 for havi P. and Independent Wing natures Will Ask for Com- for State Control. Because He Can’t Prove attempted his Man Drinks Iodjne in Same mutation of Sentence, snd an independent children with @ buteher's| is 4 Judge James Rip by vey morning until Thursday. « wy over his wife ta said to the voters to ention was paid oman vote, which, In advance. the polls, Sp to getting out University, Mond ring with the $360, England, bought a dia- After plead- The passenger denied having any such dead, goods, Erskine sald he finally took twelfth being sent a letter to the ‘al Sessions, telling them that would not be safe to put an ad-]" ditional story on the Criminal Courts’ | visive Bullding for accommodation of the new courts created by the last Legisia- man who looked precisely like him, impersonated him in order to obtain his share of the estate, Felter, it was alleged, posed as a clergyman when he cashed the forged check. When Judge Martin proposed to penalty an insane man would be of the constitutional pro- COP, WHO ARRESTS THREE |atter putting the finishing, touches on ON HOLD-UP CHARGE his campaign in Schuylkill County yesterday, Pinch t his home: in against “eruel and inhuman Milford, Pike County, addressed his fellow townsmen last night, and to- Policeman Madigan, answering shouts was convicted of mur —w ee we 3 postpone sentence for two weeks|for help on Norfolk Streat before day- | 44y Ce iy Sup peste WEEPING TPR ia tne foundationavok the Bulle: of i608 Mazura, who Felter objected. light this morning, found four men | ®Ppea Loe ae Md vo ty ing fective and incapable \ of sus OC'a group of men “I should prefer to be sent holding Isaac Bruckman, an aged inan} PITTSBURGH, May 16. — Alle-lraining the present atructure without ‘ob him of $2,400 with @oon as possible,” he sald ‘Attorney Street. ‘The four | Sbeny County's three headliners on} settling. and that it would be decidedly about to go to Russia, 7 the political voted ea nwise to add another atory, n Jan tions at the jail are hard, and, with solitary confinement th for the greater part of the day, it is diffi- cult for a man to hold together.” Sentence was set for Monday, and Judge Martin’ said that in the mean- time he would send a county detec- tive to Goshen to investigate Fvlter's story. they saw Madigan. One of them escaped Into a tenement, Madi- gan caught the other three after {ir- ing three shots over their heads. The prisoners were Frank Pares Clifford, N. J.; Eaward Dolan, Bluff, Wyo., and Joseph Grasso, 115 Mulberry Street. At the! when they surrendered was a book of Mr. Bruckman containing Another pocketbook containing $5 700 pair of diamond earrings, Brickman said had been take STREET FAIR for the Aid of Crippled Children Park Avenue, 46th to 50th Streets—May 16, 17, 18th BONWIT TELLER & CO. The Specialy Shap of Oryinalion . FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ ‘STREET’ as HOLY LAND POPULATION SHOWS BIG INCREASE }\;, = from him, we found Paresi was wearing a gold watch Jewish Pioneers) wiih the initlais L. 8. engraved on it ce March, 1919, JERUSALEM, May 15 (Jewish Tel- egraphic Agency).—An increase of 17 " per cent. in th. population of Pales- tine since March, 1919, fs shown by census figures for January, 1922, just published. 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Innocence, He Says. thus to smuggle in the « 3 Z = i name to Customs Inspector Erskine = Room Where Woman { The debating society of the Girls'}us Aaron Pevsner, who came to this} PHILADELPHIA, Moy 16,—The Killed Children, Mix Julius Rosenwasser, who fated High Schoot in Brooklyn formed an] port May § as a second class passen-| heaviest primary vote in years was ‘ 41 to The Evening World.) vostortdy Hi ey, Ore t Eee Oe nee fatereated group In Brooklyn to-day| ger trom Hamburg on the steamer| forecast to-day as Vennsylvania went] Cacnxwicit, Conn, May. 1¢6-—| til! for her husband, awaiting elee- While Benjamin Felter, thirty-three, | Orbita to the pollx to seftie the Aght forlin the samo apartment. where Mrs, | tovutle s ing, 18 about to . No. 30 Kast Twenty-second Street,| Inspector Erskine says he examined State control between r regular} Henry J. Hacher killed herself anda} ma! to Gov, Miller. She q Manhattan, pleaded his own case on al the baggage of Pevener after he qis- | Mite organization her Uhrer wittama » him with: two petitions, | charge of forging a check for $360. [euvered he had not de any Sth Ue Pincers to amiga Ee if y dtd ar etans ene torah wince ay oT was alleged the accused, who] jewels, Pevaner was siapected off ting out the vote. All over the Blate| tity, of © Wan arrested on| SsNtties. asking for a commutation elaims to be a graduate of Oxford] haying gems to the value of $600, | eluborate plan en Worked out f peace charge and his case of the sentence. The other Is signed n of the jurofs who.tried the The | . rors ask for “merciful judgment" ing not guilty, he changed his plea to} 45 » tube of tooth paste, pressed it] it was realized, might become the de- teen the cause, Witttams was |" ceien a te ih guilty, declaring that while he 18 NOt] yeween his fingers and found it con-| termining factor in the contest. under observation in Greenwich | @™! @ commutation to life jmprison- guilty he-was convinced he could not] |, : ; eke Supporters of George E. Alter, or- mer statlish tis innocence: tained a hard substance. He cut open) panigation candidate, and of Gifford —————— Leonard Snitkin, counsel for the Helter’s defense was an allegation era ait aa we pple eet bys ee bg aspirant he oe OPPOSES EXTRA STORY condemned man, sald he believed’ he e d vei ras held for the} Republican Gubernatorial nomination of mistaken identity. 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