The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 6

; iM | | “DAUGHERTY BUSY WILLNOTREPLY TO) cs nemo CHARGES TO-DAY! t Another Letter Comes to Light in Which Felder loseph Miller, @ machinist, after @ t spent on a pa out this morning to look tor work the yr neest eight months old and Séeks Thai $25,000. 67th Stroet Police Station, guests of ee r ay a oh Walsh, and his furniture t ew owalk in front of the tene- ; WASHINGTON. May 23.~An 4-} ment at No. 847 East 76th Street, ; Rouncement from the Attorney Gen-|from which the family war dispos- } era's office shortly before noon that 09 birth . a i ‘ " wa " rough the efforts of the policemen j Mr. Daugherty was busily engaged In) / the Bust e7th Street Precinct the examining evidence in war fraud cases | yqyjjer children and their parents will f and could not seo newspaper men at} ha a home to-night with the rent Ais usual semi-weekly conference with| paid up for thirty days and something them, indicated he would not reply to-|'" the pantry and Miller {s in the way Pee eciveren be wou is ater, | Of Betting @ Job. There wasn't a penny | day to the Caraway charges in refer in the pockets of Miller or hta wife Fence to the pardoning of Charles W.] when they herded their little brood Morse, into the station house last hight £ The Washington News to-day prints] Mother and children w taken 4 q thi $a facsimile reproduction of another ‘oe | alleged letter in the Morse case, bear ds of ping the signature of Thomas B. Fel i The i der, who, with Daugherty, is charged | COPS contributed $50, anc - BON man was instructed to inquire on his by Caraway with having made a con-| uit about vacant flats tract to obtain the shipping man's re-] 11 wasn't long before a vigilant cop lease from the Atlanta Penitentiary, | found one suitable to the Millers, A Fs rhe’ dotter purports. to be de-| V8 Was engaged, the furniture wos a es ; gathered up from the Kast 76th ¢ mand on Morse for payment of the] Street sidewalk and transferred to the £ $25,000, which Daugherty and Felder] new location and the whole were to receive for obtaining Morse’s] slipped by as part ot a police da work pardon, according to un alleged con- tract read to the Senate by Caraway “After waiting patiently on you for “BIG EMMA,” SUICIDE; settlement,” Felder writes Morse in NOTED SHOPLIFTER Fthe letter under date of Oct. 18, 1917} go. ad Wide Waniniee 14 / "1 baye made up my mind that 1] stores; Firat Used “Split skirt.” should be paid and I expect tobe with-]. GatCAGO, May 23,—Mre. Emma out further delay, Moreover, consid-|wetr—“Big Emma’'—known by a score ‘ering what I have done for you, the]o aliases in pollee circles, wus discov- sacrifices I have made and the fuct youered dead to-day with a gas tube in her owe me your life, I feel that | am|mouth in the attic of a cottage, entitled to the courtesy of a prompt }home since she ‘‘retired’’ *epty to this letter.” ago. PI ‘The discussion is stinging the Re-| “Bis Emma," known as the “million- c sep! rovokes 21 dollar shoplifter first introduced the publicans deeply. It provoked Senator] “ollir shoplifter.’ Neat introduced tne Moses to declare in the Senate that She used the aplit to reach an the attack on Daugherty was only afunderskirt with ample pockets. She r= \/amoke screen to embefrass him in his}seid to have driven up to store with ‘Pforts involving @ “former Attorney blooded horses and a driver in livery iGenernl” (A. Mitchell Palmer) and] Tausht shoplifting at eighteen, she s : surpassed her teacher, ‘Black Bertha” "a former Secretary of the Treas-/iteinschmidt, a relative. After her her twenty years Sury’ (Wm, G, McAdoo) for what] ars arrest, in 1876, she organized ‘they did in the Bosch Magneto case|rang. ter last sentence was In 1803 and the activities of Morse for which |to Joliet Penitentiary. Foes Shipping Board has had Morse pa eS ted. Senator Moses was the only Re.| NAVY COMMISSIONS publican who replied to Senator Car- FOR 400 NEW ENSIGNS away, who makes the charges. —— ‘ it is my opinion,"’ said Moses,| senate Committee Unanimously “that this whole ar cae aged Recommends Favorable Action, eg0ing on on the other le t » a ¢ n, oar x Chamber Is not because the particl-| WASHINGTON, | May 28. Commis: ‘Schaife or Felder or Daugherty, but en in tl they are interested in another Attar-|clast, 4¢ the Naval Academy were as- hey General who served under the} ‘The @ ate Naval Committee voted ‘previous Administrator unanineoualy to recommend confirmas it is not correct,’ replied Cara-{aton of their nominations for ensigns, ‘I am not interested in the for-] sent to the Senate yesterday by Presi- dent + five years old, in the East] Both THE EVE Cops Give $50 to Homeless Family; Rent Flat, Aid Husband to Get Job Spent Night Park, Mother and Four Children in Station. Pi csitecar net « bench, started) JERSEY YOUTH HELD leaving his wife and hts four vnitdren, | FOR TWO MARRIAGES Women Testify Against Alleged Bigamist in Washington, WASHING ON May 28,—Michael Joseph Mor wenty-two, whose correct name, ‘he police say, is Mar- onne and whe it No. 1085 Madi- von Avenue, Elizahgth, N. J., te in the District ‘iumbia Jail awaiting uction of th ral Grand Jury. According Detective Charles Bradley, Moran, or Maronne, married Miss Mary Knuso at Newark, shortly before the war, but deserted her nine months afterward She appeared yesterday inst the prisoner. Moran came here in December 1920, and made the acquaintance of Ruth Johanas, fifteen years old. He married her, against the wishes of her parents, at Alexandria, Va., Jan. 16 according to the police, Shortly after the second marriage he is said to have left with the girl for his home at Elizabeth, where he wag arrested after the girl had written Wome to her mother that her husband refused to ve her anything to eat and treated |COL.’DAVIS OF THE 13TH RETIRED, DIES AT 64 Served 40 Yeava, ih Famous Regi- ment; Military Foneral, Col. Chmrles 0. Davis, former Com- manding Officer of the 18th Regiment, Brooklyn, and for forty years an em ployee of the Bureau of Water Regis- trars, in Brooklyn, died at his home, No. 1043 Park Place, Brooklyn, this morning, after a lingering illness. He was sixty-four years old, Col. Davis Joined the 13th Regiment as @ private and serval through every grade to that of Colonel, retiring efght years ago, He is survived by his fr, who is eighty-six years old. The body will be brought to the 13th Regiment Armory at noon, Thurs- day and He in state until Friday morn- ing. Military services will be held in the armory Thursday night. The body will be cremated, pint a “SINS OF HOLLYWOOD” BARRED FROM MAILS Postal Ins: to Learn LOS ANGELES, May 23.—A book called “The Sins of Hollywood,” sup- powed to be an expose of the lives of certain motion picture actors and act- resses, Is “‘too scurrilous" to be admitted to the mails, according to a ruling by Mark Herron, Deputy United States Dis- trict Attorney here. Clark BE. Webster, Post Office Inspec- tor, has started an investigation to learn the author and the publisher, The book of 225 pages has on the front cover a picture of Mephistopheles, a beauti- ful girl and a motion picture camera, I. 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