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i | Escapes and Charges Big Crowd can His INDICTMENT Animal Roped by Cowboys in Buffalo Street WAS DUE 10 PLOT ‘ After Creating Wild Panic. ; BUFFALO, N. Y., May 23;—Thous-, ground in the centre of the arena, ands watching a circus performance} He hesitated there # minute and then started to run. In great bounds Ex-Trustee of Fleet Corpora- ie hall cnikaner ieinien Vee he crossed the main tent, and disap- . j mitscage, The peared through the door leading to tion = sisi — lion ran out of the main tent through uppressed Facts. the horse tent. Most of the specta- another tent and into the street. Pur-|tors seemed to think {t was all part ™ sued three blocks by circus em- of the act, but when circus em- UPHOLDS MORSE ACTS. ployees, it was cornered and roped. 0 Sons ployees began running out, the peo- ple realized that something was wrong. Two women reported later that they had been injured by the beast. One saif she was struck by a paw in one of the lion's bounds and her shoulder was bruised and cut. The other said she was knocked down. “By this tine a crowd of several hundred, headed by circus em- ployees, was in pursuit of the lion, and after a chase of three blocks he was cornered. He ran into a narrow space between a garage and a:wite- fence. i POLE MISTIFED BY BULLET WOUND OF YOUNG WDD Practically Impossible for Another to Have Fired Shot, They Say. There was another panic when the on the and United States, He Insists, Has!,,, About All of Shipbuilding Concern’s Assets. ast broke loose from the ropes and charged directly into a crowd of sev- eral hundred, The crowd was too «1 dense, for the lion to penetrate, and it halted, snarling. | Martin J, Gillen has made pub- x * tis & communication which charges} TH¢ Hon, @ male and one of the ' Pletcher Dobyns of Chicago, special] bigsest with the circus, was being . counsel to the Shipping Board; Elmer unloaded from its menagerie cage ) Schlesinger, geperal counsel of the|!nto a steel cage in the arena in which Bhipping Boar, and others with|® trained anfinal act was to be given, . { whom they were “in absolute control] The mechanism by which the gates a § of the machinery of the Department | are operated failed to work properly } of Justice,” with wilfully suppressing}and the animal dropped to the SESE pongo eweny STOLEN, 1S HIDDEN INHALL ONE MONTH i with his indictment, together with Charlies W. Mofse and others for al- leged conspirac; Elevator Operator With Ex-]| pensive Automobile Con- fesses Theft, Police Say. The which benefit Mr. Gillen, w§o was the Trustee of the Emergency Fleet Corporation in charge of the Morse hearings in April, 1920, addressed the communication to President Harding, Attorney General Daugherty and the sixteen members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, , “L herewith respectfully submit,’ Mr. Gillep's communication read, ‘that @ special officer of the Depart- ment of Justice, and others not officers of the Department of Justice, with full knowledge of all the material facts of eleven distinguished and ma- as © Under Twenty thousand dollars’ worth of Mrs. Amy Petty, twenty-six, a widow, living at No. 11220 St. Ann's Avenue, Richmond Hill, where she ‘was shot last night through the left arm, was delirious at the Jamaica Hospital to-day, and could give nu further information to aid the police in investigating the affair.‘ According to the young woman's story, she was sitting alone in the library when she heard a nolse up- stairs. When she reached the bed- room of her brother-in-Jaw, Joseph F. Mezzacapo, she was confronted by a strange man, She asked what he wanted, she said, and he repli ‘want you,’ and began to shoot. One bullet struck her arm near the body, while the other two went into the wall. . ‘ . The police said that from the posi- tion of the bullets it was practically impossible for them to have heen fired by a second person. They were fired with Mezzacapo's revolver, which ‘was found in his bureau drawer after the shooting, with a smudge of face pow- der on the handle. Mezzacapo, who is President of the United Garment and Spongers’ Union, said he has a permit for the revolver. Mrs. Petty has a daughter six years old. Her husband died from injuries received in the army during the war. pata Mhaadn OY te atatos 8 NURSE KILLS HERSELF IN BROOKLYN Y. W. C. A. Sopdet ae ine ae aoa Power |for more than a month in a crack In ery partment of | ine plaster of a hallway in Morton ce and the Federal Grand Jury to indict an innocent man, by with- | Street, scores of persons passing it It was fished out of the crack last night by Frank Devito, who, cording to the police, confessed hav- turers’ ing by is without just foundation. It was} it ¢; rt it of He D om the ground that his memorandum Peco icant ecreab opt eae to tite ‘Trustees of the Emergency Fleet: Corporation in regard to the| vito had been employed in the house turers, ing been given by him to Edwin A. 2 Maree. wen Used tO putt or pustr the} Although Devito received only $20 ‘sade of the Morse stocks. Mr. Gillen}® Week for*running the elevator, he faaverts that this memorandum was|mannged to maintain a well-appointed served only for the proper protection | touring car, wore good clothes and of the Government. was a patron of Broadway cabarets. a He confessed, the police say, that it PRINCETON ALUMNI RALLY | was for the upkeep of the automobile . TO WILSON FOUNDATION. |fitnmeat that ne took the De Lisser tainment that he took the De Lisser Committee Headed by Jewelry. The theft occurred on April 17. ‘Wsll Emroll Gra ‘Fr health H, Do ten Devito, who wag arrested in Brooklyn ea last night, told the police, after two hours of insistent questioning, that Princeton alumni are rallying to the} hé entered the apartment when all the support ‘of the Woodrow Wilson|occupants were out by means of a Foundation.’ It was announced yester-|key he had made after taking a wax day that © committee had beén formea,|!™Pression ‘of a master key. The jewelry consisted of a diamond ring ih Cicveland Hi. Dodge, @ classmate) valued at $15,000, @ perl atick-pin, ir. Wilson, as Chairman, to enroll! worth $3,500, and a small brooch and luates as founders of the institution. | q watch, valued at $1,500, He turned $ i Rose Glass, Despondent, Drinks Po! Miss Rose Glass, twenty-three, a student nurse in Montefiore Hospital, Bronx, dled early to-day in Jewish Hospital, Brooklyn, @ few hours after she had swallowed lysol at Harriet Jefferson Memorial Y¥.'W. C. No. 50 Nevins Street, Brooklyn. Despondency induced by overstudy in her efforts to graduate as a trained nurse Is assigned as the reason fop the girl’s act. She had been living at the Y. W..C, A. for a week. FISH H ? ee menewes pencesenentawncesse-e~ i ; Roland 8. Morris, "96; Lion-|Street, and the friend secreted it In Davis, 1900; Willlam H. (Big|the crack in the plaster, he said. . : Devito is only nineteen years old and when the police learned the amount of his wages and the fact that he kept a motor car, they pg 8 watched him. Finally they had him ret far hi : reat Aa he discharged from his job to make ee days ago Detectives McAuliffe, Cooney |and Cordes of the West 47th Street ‘who | Station learned that he was trying to P.| dispose of a pearl stickpin, and he if cr ween ap ereraaeenentenesse® Merle-Smith, *11, check for $100. Prof. William ru Finney -34, whom he desig-|}been charged in May, 1920, with ‘as & prospective member of “the stealing an automobile, but had been eae ton class of 1943." é ‘ej See Eee A ete the Princeton |i#eharged In the Magistrate's Court. tee are recelved by Morton H. No, 14 Wall Btrvet, while general DRINKS POISON AFTER ould be sent to No. 1601 RATTLE WITH HUSBAND Mra. Irene Leonard, thirty-nine, of 4, , “| B KILLED BY MOTORCYCLE. [nasa oer coon Src ne. ot { querrel with her husband early to-day BARCELONA, May 23.—Five persons, | drank iodine and ran screaming into the including two children, were killed and | street. thirteen injured at a motorcycle race], Policeman Stocker of Poplar Street yesterday over the Tarragona circuit. evel hurried her to Cumberland The are ete tthe piety fee: gy where it was said she and one of the competitors, named Lom- : pard, going at eighty-five miles an hou struck a, group, kiling four, His me- chanic also was Killed, Dut be himself BEST SMOKED TONGUE®3 Potato Salad Sliced Boiled Potatoes _ POL@S MNACT VACATION LAW. i Sliced A / WARBSAW. May 28 (Associated pple | Press).—The Polish Diet has enacted Sliced Onion _ ® law requiring an annual vacation Pepper and Salt 4 ot ~ ° S Vastra workers, | fF St 18 Mix well with Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise Four sizes, 12c, 30c, 50c, 95e [BLUE RIBBON) MAYONNAISE | The wide-mouth, screw-top glass . tun CHARCES Two Women Hurt as Circus Lion {WANT CORPORATION REAL ESTATE HERE 800,000 Property to*Cen- tralize Its Management. Supreme Court Justice Wasservogel yesterday appointed George Z. Medalie referee to take testimony and report Peter G. Gerry, Senator from Rhode Island, for per- mission to transfer the realty left by their mother, Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry, to a corporation known as the Gerry Estates, Inc. ris real estate holdings in New York City, Included in the property are the four parcels set aside by Mr, Gerry in 1917 in,a trust deed for the Angelina L. Gerry and Miss Mabel Gerry are the other two children who, with their brothers, Gerry millions after the death of their father. ‘The father, according to the petition, is elghty-three years old and lives in Newport, R. care of physicians. sician forbade him to attend to any business, he waived his appointment cutor of his. wife's estate and transferrdd all his power to his: sons. a life interest in tho, real estate the sons wish to transfer, property 1s valued at $14,800,000. GARMENT WAGE TALK OPENS. Ladies’ Clothes Workezs an@ Em- Representatives of the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union and the Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufac- meet in the Hotel Pennsylvania this evening to discuss negotiations for a wage scale to replace that expir- It is the desire of the manufac- Jablow, their President, to begin the devising of a new seale at once. union wishes to postpone this work until Juné Schlesinger, rest and to attend the convention of the American Federation of Labor In ferynr. Cincinnati June 12. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 23, i922. HANDLE GERRY Seek Transfer of $14,- 119th Street wagon swayed flight. application of Robert L. Gerry United States] ran Avenue, purpose of the transfer, the of the property, includes many of the choicest and Mrs. of their four children. Miss will divide the}and Edwa No, 404 East 142d nue late last I, under the constant Because his phy- ed both men, his wife’s will Mr. Gerry has|yj_ was held for The entire Se ay ae out of a window. recaptured him, in jumping. ployers Meet To-Day, Protective Association will limitation on June 1. Benes expressed through George The jancl, pected. 26 to permit Benjamin its Pregident, whose is not of the best, a briefliane of the kized him, while the horse continued Its wild Pedestrians danger to the children shouted and toward the onrushing animal, only adding to the horse's speed. Patrolman Charles Viechio of Alex- ander Avenue Station, who was off duty in East 147th Street, near Mor- the screams of women and ran up just as the horse sons’ petition states, is to centralize = the management heard HOOCH IN MUSIC BOX BRINGS HURT TO COP Sprains Ankle Recapturing FP oner Who Leaps From Police Station, Hugh Thomas, forty-three years old, of No. 1856 Jerome Avenue, a plasterer, | (Gg 258 pet Dunn, fifty years oldd, of Street, arguing at 141st Street and Willls Ave- night when Patrolman Nicholas Majewski of Avenue Station came up. ho explanation of the trouble, so arrest- A music case Thomas is said to have carried concealed a quart of whiskey. charged with disorderly conduct. Thomas had been in the police sta- tion a few miputes when he Jumped Patrolman Majewski but sprained his ankle DEPUTIES PAY HOMAGE TO DESCHANEL MEMORY Press of Basiness ment to 45 Minutes.L L PARIS, May 23 (Associated Press).— The Chamber of Deputies, at its open- ing to-day, was so anxfous to get to work upon the problems raised by the Conference through the reparations situation’ that it adjourned for only forty-five minutes, in honor of the late President Desch. instead of until * Raoul Peret, Président of the Cham-- or, delivered ‘a memorial’ yration for the late, Pesident, desoribing him as men who" lovéd Franc sefved ‘her’ with the greatest Prethter; Hoiheare: also elo Six Children on Merry-Go-Round, Horse-Drawn, Have Runaway Ride Policeman Dragged Fifty Feet in Stopping Swaying Wagon Carousel. With six children clinging to the backs of as many “camels,” “lions” and “horses” in a merry-go-round housed In @ wire-netted wagon drawn by a horse, the animal took fright at and Morris Bronx, last night and-ran away. children screamed with fright as the from side to side caught the bridle. ‘Avenue, The from the wagon, uninjured, with ‘the swaying wagon passed. Viochio gave chase, and as he reached the head of the horse leaped and He was dragged fifty feet before bringing the animal to a stop. Tho children were lifted The story of the rescue was mod- estly told to Magistrate McAndrews in Night Court by Patrolman Vicchio when he arraigned Orazlo Tobuerino, || MASONIC CLUBS OPEN ANNUAL CONVENTION ATLANTIC CITY, N..J., May 23.— The seventeenth annual convéntion of the Nasional League of Masonic Clubs was formally opened to-day by Presi- flent Lynn H. Troutman. President Troutman, it is understood, will request @ resolution asking that au- thorities renovate the Washington Monu- ment at Wakefield, Va., which is badly @efaced: Washington was a member of Frederfokeburg Lodge, in which he was initiated Nov. 4, 1753. thirty-six, of No. realizing the 345 East 118th Street, owner of the horse and wagon carousel, on a charge of leaving @ horse unguarded in a public street. Tobuerino sald the children had paid for a ride on the carousel and he had started the organ when two steal a ride. them. fright. not taken in $10 on t he would do the two A Penny or Two More Wise men have said that people get just about what they pay for. A dollar value for ninety cents is bait for the gullible! Frankly, Ferris Hams and Bacon cost a penny or two a pound more. But you get what you pay for—firm, selected meat, _ perfectly proportioned with fat and lean and a flavor that’s been famous for years. F.A.Ferris & Co., Inc., New Yor, FERRIS [HAMS 8 BACON Bronx, were the Alexander He could get and Dunn was sixty Cuts Adjourn- and — inpending unidentified boys ran up and tried to He said he warned them and when they did not go he chased In his absence the horse took praised Vicchio for his courage and said he would call the attention of the Police Commissioner to his act. The Magistrate imposed a penalty on Tobuerino of a $10 fine or ‘two days in jail. Tho latter said he had And they can eat all they want) when you give them Tak-hom-a, Biscuit and milk. They will like the fresh wheat flavor and the crackly crispness of these Sunshine soda crackers. ' Sold only in the package with the red wrapper. Joose-Wites Biscuit (OMPany Branches in Over 100 Cities Friday, 28 x: Sunshine Biscuits “ .. drinking a great’ — deal of milke— “which I drank to take HAT was written on July 15, 1666. 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