The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 10

MOAR RUPP 4 Lae pa i td mh dt. ml tn nae rane mnenacanne = THE EVENING WCRLD, THURSDAY, JUNE l, “Sixth” Sense of Psychologist Locates “Needle in Haystack” Leads Him to It, Although He Knew Only It Was Hidden Somewhere in Jerusalem. LONDON, 1922, a guard placed over him, Then the members of the committee set forth in motor cars, one of them carrying the needle Several streets of Jerusalem were traversed, Cars and drivers were changed on the Way and then, by a the lunatic asylum hed, There behind a portralt Horbert Samuel the needie was Then the committee returned MONTE CRISTO HAD NOTHING ON THIEF, Special Sale of +) Wash Dresses ) 35 Different Styles Organdies, Dotted Swiss, Printed Voiles, Ginghams, 3 route, pen left and released him. In the motor car, accompanied by Jaime to be May 15 (Associated) whic Ethel, ney is particular ‘ ree Press).—To find a needie in a hay-|thing more than the usual five senses| the committee, he started out to find ii ‘ 85). e oe mors rt amu ' sa t inenes, Everfast, Ratine, ete. ‘ r a the needle, In the course taken the With her make-up and that . es, Evert + Given Bag of Jewels iy Mis-|s'ack ts popularly supposed to be aland to bo endowed with » mysterious | the i ne cours Ae sort of thing, driver followed hi ions. After ~ foat so difficult that the odds against] “psychic" faculty by means of whic ; © . take, Asks What Court a ult that the o ss peychic” fa heans Meh] passing through many streets Dr. She always insista that with- 2°95 to 15 yt gt u its successful accomplishment would]jie can read thoughts and find out] Hanossen lef car and proceeded out a uff ° is y Would Have Done. he something like a million to one.|/things that cannot be discovered by|on foot to the rived there, H re La el i ied ele Yet @ feat that to the ordinary man|means or mero alght or hearing. The] With hardly a mome: nitation ler complexion just simply Washable f ie > he made for the portrait and found won't cling. Checked Special! f; “When T opened that valise and]would appear, if anything, still more] finding of the needle was accepted as} ing need Ginghym 1 ct 1 ot - 1 proof of his claim and he was —_ law all that Jewelry, $76,000 worth of] difficult has recently been accom-|the pr f erty | I thought I was Monte Cristo! | plished in Jerusalem, according to ada £100. He pour the poll siren get i $5.95 Over 325 MW J within twenty-five minutes, excluding : ’ I (From the Pittsburgh Chrontole-relerraph Hpvbat would you have done, Judge,|newspapers published there, Tt wan] hin Lweuls five munities, excluding | cram the Pitaburah hronte-telerraph ) Silk Dresses ‘ie you'd been a crook and found all[/othing less than the ee of : n nent ol lothes, Ghat forced mere needle hidden in Jerusalem, and with amittee was appointed to su- uulring ty Sane pee at eof Judge {Mo clue to its whereabouts of which|pervise the test and to see that there a 4 of an Ina Mita ne newest Do Cerna cecctnoe teh, {the five xenses could*take cognizance, | 48 nothing of a “put up job” about : Nem Cae Eee era Coenen HW iXett to-day in General Sessions when The c¢ (ies consinied of dave Cantons and Crepe Knits. t that It was hidden “‘xome- } hd was arraigned for sentence for the | °°?’ eral Journal some policemen and . ; Larceny of the jewelry from Mra,| “here” In the city n expert in nervous diseases, Dr 8; but can tell to Values to $30 and More PBkleohet! Harrison, wite of a Phitadet-| This was do Dr. Hanossen, | Hanossen was sec house and rt he Now $15 and Less! Upria sugar magnate. Judge Nott's re- Le Bly was to sentence him to Sing Sing ir two years, Mit it were not for your criminal ord I would not deal so severely pprith you,” the court added. “I can ffeasine just what you thought when GFOH opened the bag, But you should Cie returned it.’ pj} Beede, with a record of two terms dle Massachusetts and one in Detrolt Toa @ passenger on a Pennsylvania train from Philadelphia which ar ie in this city the middle of last onth. He got into a taxi and a ter placed a t n the vehicle, inking it was F ‘s. When the r got to at on Broadway iT. Pr spened the strange bag he found fi dea a fortune in jewelry Ti] Bhe police got on his track when }@ brooch from the loot was pawned Mh Philadelphia. Beede was arrested ‘Harrisburg, three others being | thken prisoner at the same time. 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