The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 11

PATIENT LEAPS TO DEATH. “Goodby,” Calls Man Before Plunge From Hospital Window. “1’'m ‘going. Goodby!" said Austin Hanley, forty-one, a patient In St. Jo- geph's Hospital, South Broadway, Yonk- @rs, Just before he leaped from a fourth- Story:window and suffered Injuries yes- ferday from which he died In a few hoyrs. anley, who said he lyed on West 2th Street, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, Manhattan, called at the hos- pet Tuesday and asked to be treated ‘@ nervous ailment. He was in the ‘ward on the fourth floor when he Jump- ed before an atendant could restrain himi. He landed in the yard, forty feet below, with a badly fractured skull. He had « card of Pressmen's Union No. 25 of New York City in his pocket. kaecaeaalpisiniamanitis NEW YORK MAN BUYS FLORIDA NEWSPAPER. JACKSONVILLE, June 2—Sale of the Florida Metropolis, afternoon newa- paper, to John H, Perry of New York, President of the American Press Asso- ciation, and Richard Lloyd Jones, pub- Usher of the Tulsa (Okla.) Tribune, is Announced. Mr, Perry will assume charge immediately. ~ tE LLED BY FALL ROM TRAIN. FIELD, England, June 2.— Rers, sixty-seven, M. P. for Past Nottingham, fell from an express train while pfssing thrpugh here this morning, and Wed in @ hospital. He was in the Indian Clvil Service from 1875 to 1901, and wrote several books on Indian questions. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, For Faithful Old Servant, She Is Signora Linda, Forty Years With Fam-| worker, living st No. 450 West 17th ily—He Silences Those Who Object. ROME, June 2 (Associated Press). —Pope Pius has ignored the conven-| insisting upon economy and order. tions of centuries by installing his old servagi, Signora ‘nda, within the precirots of his y>artment, appoint- ing her his hous:keeper and wardrobe maid, according to @ local paper. Signora Linda, who has been with the Ratti family for forty years, watched at the deathbed of the moth- er of Pius while he was absent in Poland, and after the death of her mistress retired to a convent in Milan. Upon his appointment as Cardinal Archbishop, Pius quickly called her to govern his household, and after only seven months as a Cardinal, he was elected Pope. Upon his elevation Signora Linda prepared to return to the convent, but instead was summoned to Rome and installed by Pius in charge of his wardrobe, to which she adds many other duties; ordering the frugal meals for the Pope and his secretaries, over. Since this was the first time a woman had been admitted to such « Position, some of the conservative: the Vatican ventured to make re - ful remonstrances. They were received by the Pope, who gave his customary tranquil decision, saying calmly: ‘It is our will.” He added that the papal life of sacrifice, labor and responsibility made more than ever necessary the comfort of old, habits and accustomed service. in _—— NAME COLLEGE HEAD TO BEAT LA FOLLETTE Wisconsin Republicans Nomtnate Dr. Ganfleld, MILWAUKEB, June 2 (Associated Press).—Dr. W. A. Ganfleld, President of Carroli College, of Waukesha, Wis., has been named as the candidate of the Citizens’ Republican State Conference meeting here to oppose Senator Robert M. La Follette for re-election in the September Wisconsin primaries. These Events also at NEWARK STORE Broad Street and West Parl: terials. models. Heretofore Selling to $29.75 & $35 Will Be Closed Out Tomorrow at— 19° For Town or Country Wear Extremely desirable new models, of Canton Crepe, Her- ringbone, Polette, Double-Faced Plaids and Sport Ma- Many of the capes have fringe trimming and Caracul fur collars and are nicely Crepe lined. West 34th Street—Thru to 35th Street Exceptional Purchase and Sale Georgette Crepe Blouses At About Half Regular Ai Hundreds of these dainty new blouses to select from at this spe- cial price—including Filet Lace Trimmed Georgettes, frilled, em- broidered, vestee and Peter Pan But mostly hand-made \ Batistes and French Voiles. and Sport White, Flesh, Binge Hage i for combinations. Long Line & Novelty Modes In Striking Sport Shades $]]-% Actual Values to $25.00 Fulton Street |. These Events also at BROOKLYN STORE Near Hoyt HE SEES TROUBLE FOR HER. A Visit to Pope Ignores CONVENLONS] 1:0 weer vo. we veponerte. tion she asked the subject if he had a $100 Bill. He had, and turned it over to - her. She played with it while and phren st, Where! then appeared to throw It into the fire. She advised Nacinovich it would bo re- turned © thousand fold, Instead of Phrenologists are awfully careless with} (ned. & {hound fold. Instead oF $100 bills, Jacob Nacinovich, a kitchen] to the pole The phrenologist will have a hearing in the Coney Island Court. Street, Manhattan, has discovered. The phrenologist who gave Jacob this Im- looking the details of housekeeping and| Pression is Mrs. Catherine De Vane, forty, of No. 97 Thompson Street, Man- hattan. She conducts a booth near the West End Terminal, Coney Island. Ja- NORMALCY HONG KON ditions have bee of Macao, where > TORED IN MACAO, 2.--Normal con- ved on the Island the Chinese recently clashed with the Portuguese authorities, cob was a patron on Memorial Day. Drastic action ts being taken looking to While in her phrenological explora- the dissolution of the Chinese guilds, 1938, CHICAGO CARFARE CUT. CHICAGO, June 2.— Surface line street car fares were reduced from 8 to 7 cents yesterday by Federal Judges Evans, Page and Geiger, ‘The issue was taken into the Federal courts when the State Public Utility Commission re- duced tho fares to & cents, and the compeny cried “confiscation, The Federal courts Issued a temporary in- Junction, but ruled that receipts should be issued, and in the event the B-cent fare was held legal, the companies should refund 3 cents, Tho new ruling grants three tickets for 20 cents, effective June 15, "L" fares are 10 cents. eee 344 STREET COMMENCING A splendid opportunity for those lecting their new Summer wearables. preparation and advantageous purchases have enabled us to make our prices exceptionally low. Dainty Cotton Frocks Delightfully appropriate for the routine of a Summer day and Mater'als of Imported Gingham, Eponge, French Linen, Tissue Voile, Imported Voile. as refreshing as a breeze. with hand-drawn work, embroidery or organdie. 5.00 7.95 Fashionable Silk Dresses A distinctive collection of the newest summer models for street, afternoon and sports wear. and drapings are effectively used. Materials are Canton Crepe, 38.00 Georgette Crepe and figured Crepe de Chine. 13.75 22.00 New Coats, Capes and For Travel, Sports and Resort Wear A summer necessity! in dress and sports models. materials and shades. 14.75 22.00 Skirts for Sports Wear Exquisite indeed are these skirts which are shown in materials of novelty silks, flannel and Baronette satin. larly smart for the sports costume. weaves in striking patterns and designs. Special—Van Raalte Glove Silk and Net Silk Hosiery, 1.95 . Orkin’s SATURDAY Special June Sales Offer Exceptional Economies Plaitings, beads, embroidery, panels This collection shows the very ‘newest There is a large choice in the wanted They are particu- There is a large variety of Broadway who are se- Special Trimmed 10.00 Wraps 28.00 ia cena 5 S11 B. Altman & Co. The Department for Catalogue and Folder Merchandise is preséiiting a seasonable assortment of + articles to meet various Summer needs, |. among which the following offer excellent values: Misses’ Frocks of dotted Swiss voile, $9.85 ‘ Cottage Frocks of cotton materials, ft, & Os, oes $2.95 to 5.25 4 Breakfast Coats of crepe ‘de Chine, 11.75 Women’s and Misses’ Coat Sweaters of wool jersey . . . . . - « $7.25 Trimmed Hats, attractive models, é tks . ee) $6.00 & 7.50 Women’s Bathing Suits of black surf Prt GE 1 Pm iat ey ef Combinations forsame . . . . 1.00 % Women's Sports Oxfords of white can- * vas, with white buckskin tip and apron, atic « sor vets as wo Oe Women’s Silk Hose, with lisle tops and. soles and embroidered'clocks . . $2.25 % Chamois Lisle Gloves, mousquetairestyle, + 16-button length; in pongee, beaver or white, ats fe we oR te og eo GIO also Fitted Luncheon Cases (with service tor fix) 6 wk Oy fete we eo GHLEO (Sixth Floor) Madison Avenue - Fifth Avene * i 34th and 35th Streets New York ” WURLIIZER— Headquarters ror the Famous BandInstruments The Musically Perfect Instruments Incomparable Tone, _ Easiest Blowing, Absolutely the Lightest Valve Action. 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