The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 12

\} \} { | YOUTHFUL SLAYER ‘GETS REPRIEVE AS ‘Stay Granted Eighteen-Year- | Old Murderer—Others Go Calmly to Execution. j Three murderers died In the elec tric chair at Sing Sing Prison last might. A fourth who was to die with them was granted two weeks more of Hite by act of the Governor, who this jweek had refuséd to interfere and Jwhose change of attitude was not ex- plained in the message of reprieve. jHe is Angelo Tumberello, eighteen, feonvicted of killing Louis Balsamo, twhom he was trying to rob in 45th Street, Brooklyn, Julius Rosenwasser, twenty-three, ‘as the first of the three led to death and was followed by Luigi Ebanisto, twenty-six, and Alfred Libero, twenty-three. When Libero was weated in the chair Father Cashin “I don't want to talk. Goodby, Warden," was the doomed man's re- sponse. Tumberello, the youngest murderer who ever actually faced the death hair here, was reprieved a hundred minutes before he was to enter the flectrocution chamber. O. M. Potter, the Governor's pardon clerk, at 9.80 o'clock notified Warden Lawes at Sing Sing by telephone that a stay of Tumberello's execution for two weeks had been granted. Tumberello took the news calmly, ‘as he bad accepted the preparations for his execution, Gov: Miller within the Jnst few ays rejected appeals made for clem- ency for Tumberello on account of his youth, finding that the age of seventeen given by ‘him at his trial twas incorrect and his birth certifi- cate showed he was eighteen. The jury that convicted him recommend- ‘ed mercy. i —_—_.___- QUAKE THROWS TOWN IN PANTO. | MACERTA, Italy, June 9.—Violent earth tremors shook the country sur- founding this village to-day. The hocks lasted only six seconds, but the nhabitants were thrown into a panic. American Yellow ‘Lax1 Operators Ine. Lenox 2300 Not Raising Its Rates An ordinance has been drawn to increase taxicab fares. Yew Tar Sw ill continue to charge its present low rate of fare. 4 ' , Our rates are now. lower. by far than the present maxi- mum prescribed by law. If wedo change our rates it will be to lower them. You the public have supported us generously — We will keep faith. | American Yellow Taxz Lenox 2300 ‘Look for Name and _Phone Number on Door Every Driver An Escort’ THREE DIEINCHAR TINY N. Y. CRIPPLES HAVE WREATH PUT ON DICKENS’ GRAVE Boy From London Slums Conveys Red Geraniums to Novelist’s Grave. (Associated & LONDON, June 9. Charles Dickens died on Friday, June 9, 1870, at 6.10 o'clock In the evening. To-day, at 5.30 o'clock, Harry Adams, a little crippled lad from the slums of Euston, will st the Dean of Westminster y und proceed to the Poots’ ner in the Abbey where the Ce reat novelist Hes buried. On the gravestone, without ceremony or service of any kind, Harry will place a wreath of red geraniums, Dickens’ favorite flower, ‘The wreath was sent by the pu pills of the Rhinelander School for Crippled Children tn New York City as o mark of their interest in the Children's Liberty in Johnson Street, London, vi NCENT ASTOR PLANS NEW SUBURBAN HOME Purchases Eatate of W. Butler Dan- can at Port Washington. With two inherited country estates, one at Rhinebeck on the Hudson and one at Newport, Vincent Astor plans to bufld a third suburban home on Long Island. He has bought @ small acreage from W. Butler Duncan at Port Wash- ington, convenlent and with a private harbor. It 1s understood he will de- molish the present house and rebuild perhaps next year, Mr. and Mrs, Astor are now tn Europe and are expected to go to New- port on their return, ——— BLANCHE SWEET BRIDE OF MAR- SHALA, NEILAN, CHICAGO, June 9.—Miss Blanche Sweet, motion picture star, and Mar- shall Neflan, film producer, were mar- ried here yesterday with only a few in- timate friends present, They eluded re- porters in an gffort to maintain secrecy. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, World News in Brief NEW BOULEVARD TO THE ROCKANAYS AES PRET = Two Colonial Roads to Be]! Made Into a Picturesque Auto Highway. Engineers of Queens are working on a plan for the widening and], straightening of Woodhaven Avenue, which {8 being pr connection with t Causeway, the Jamaica Bay 09,000 thorough- fare being co ed across the Jamaica Bay marshes to the Rocka ways and which, when completed, will be the route used by every automo bilist from the greater city who desires to go to the seaside at the Rockaways nt Connolly and f the Board of Est! sirovs that when the Causeway 1s completed, In about a year, it will be. possible for automobilists to use it at once. To do so there must be connecting high- ways and the first that has been planned is Woodhaven Avenue. This proposed avenue will start from Queens Boulevard and cross Queens to the commencement of the cross-bay thoroughfare. In doing so it will extend for nearly a miley through Forest Park and in this sec- tion of the avenue will be one of the most charming drives in and about New York City, Woodhaven Avenue ts to be made up of two of the oldest highways in Queens—Trotting Course Lane, an old Colonial highway used in the early days by the resident horse-owners to try out their horses, and Old South Road, which was constructed as a wagon road just after the ReVolu- tion. ‘Trotting Course Lane extend- ed from the old town of Newtown to Forest Park and the Old South Road to the shore of Jamaica Bay. STOUT WOMEN. 4 Lane Bryant always offers you the styles you will like—the sizes that will fit you—at prices that you will want to pay. This is why we out- fitted more than 200,000 Stout Women last year. fie Eiryant: OWER STORE A BARGAIN BASEMENT 21 West 38th St. Bet. sth & 6th Aves. 26 West 39th St. Hundreds of Summer Dresses in the newest styles at reduced prices. 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DOMESTIC. ~~ and other mensuren for cutting expendl- tures are being studied Gabricle d’Annunzio's “braves,” num between 4,000 and 6,000 youths LOCAL ular od eNOS H y his call at a moment's OC. . ‘ tenced yonterday nll Shui veakato aa'ia nies ater. ed a resolution renew. The degree of doctor of medicine war] in the penitentiary on a guilty plea of | oq Gamdal. ¢ in wee ie oy fol in cent at- conferred upon forty-three by Cornel! |! name of Matthew Kearny] Jackas Till w Wane “ rome ba ra of the Medical College at the twenty-fourth & $300 note, Umne County Loring, mining —- graduation yesterday afternoon in ‘the Passenger cara and] operator, near Sonora, Cal MAJOR WHITE D "DISMISSED. assombly room at 27th Street and First A Jotnt commemoration by the rest- dents of Geneva an visit of Gen. 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