The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 18

OEE EPS eee ee 18 NEW YORK MAN KIONAPS BABY SON ~ INTE, MONT Architect Stapleton Gets Boy From Mother, Leaves Note “Gone East.” «BUTTE, Mont., the two-ytar-old son of Mr T. C. Stapleton of No. 15 Hast 47th Street, New York, was kidnapped yesterday ‘by his father, a New York architect, The police believe the father escaped with his son in the Sutomobile of a whiskey runner bound for the Canadian border Stapleton arrived in Thitte recently and demanded his son who was in the Ho was re Tommy and Mre June 9- custody of his mother fused by the mother, child was stown to him on udvice of but Inter the physicians, Tommy was given to his father yesterday — morning The nurse, who had. cared for the lad since birth, was told she could go shopping, and while she was at a department store Stapleton sent hera Note stating: ‘Tommy loves me and I love Tommy. We are going East Goodby." The father and son have not been Been since. Mrs. Stapleton recently appeared In music recitals in New York under the name of Louise Macpherson. Her mother, Mime. Macpherson, is an In- structor in music in Butte. Divorce proceedings’ ‘were recently started by Mrs. Stapleton, T. C. Stapleton is a draughtsman in the office of A. J. Thomas, an ar chitect, of No. 15 East 47th Street. It was said there to-day that a week ago he had started off on a vacation, but nothing was known of his destination He had been employed in the archi- tect's office for several years. He Is twenty-nine years old. . =a INDICTS FIVE IN TEST OF MINE POLICE POWER Grand Jury Acts on Compiaint of New York Attorney. EBENSBURG, Pa,, June 9,—Indict- ments charging assault and battery were to-day returned against L. J. Arbogast, Secretary and Controller of the Vinton Collieries Company of Vintondale, Pa., and four coal and iron police, in connec- tion With the arrest at Vintondale on May 27 of Arthur Garfield Hays, Nov Work) attorney, representative of the nerican Civil Liberties Union. ‘ir, Hays had gone to Vintondale to thet the powers of the coal and iron po- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, OLDEST BURGLAR, 72FAGES PRON FORREST OF LIFE Just Released, He Is Arrested for Robbing Mount Vernon Home. 8 this will be my lust Job. J will probably have to spend the rest | o« of my life in jall."’ This was the statement to-day Ke Freeman, said to be the est burglar fn the country, to Chief] 1 of Detectives Michael I. Silverstein at] * Mount Vernon, N, ¥., Police Head quarters, after he had been charged with robbing the country home of |‘ Miss Catherine Offinger on Bast Lin coln Avenue, Mount Vernon, early to jewelry, silverware and cloth mi of | w old} of man, when arrested by Seret 1 Wrenn, had the stolen articles # possession. Freeman, according to Silverstein was recently released from San Quen Un Prison in California, after servins seven years for burglary. According tv the records in the office of the Dis trict Attorney, Freeman ix wanted at White Plains under an indictment as o second offender, which was recorded in 1917 when he was in the San Quen tin Prison. Silverstein says Freeman, who now seventy-two years old, has been committing burglaries for more than thirty-flve years, He is wanted in Port Chester, New Rochelle and other towns. He was first indicted at White Plains under four counts of burglary in 1903, and was sentenced to 9 years and six months in Sing Sing Prison During the past few weeks eight bur glaries were committed in Port Ches. ter, Scarsdale, Pelham and Yonkers by a porch climber and it Is believed Freeman had a hand in these rob- beries. “It was fate that brouht me back to be caught,” said Free! “Now eny days of liberty are over for- ever.” here BROWN DARTMOLTH HANOV Ler Brown of hi of the int p record, has been re-elected captain of the Dartmouth College track team for the coming year is all you need to ap- reciate the flavor of erris Hams and Ba- ¢ con, Truly indescrib- able—deep, rich, aro- lée in the coal strike region. oes _ MANILA DEMOCRATS WIN. Party Never Before Victorious Car- rien Entire Ticket, MANILA, June § (Associated Press).— The Democratic party won a sweeping victory in the City of Manilla in Tues- general election, carrying its en- et. 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This may be to-day, but probably another to-morrow will be necessary, pieced Neen SOVIET PLANS REFORM OF ORTHODOX CHURCH LONDON, June 9.—A reformation of zussian Orthodox Church compara- + to the reformation in Germany and England in the sixteenth century ts the mmittee establishea by the ynment under the Prest hop Antonl: ding ton tolahevist y Mail, he Church make paper as quoted by It is said an assemt Counc at Moscow intends Orthodox church Ine the “wornout do; “ the alms specified are ques- tion of allowing the rey to become bishops, and the admission of women as deaconesses CHINESE AGREE ON TRUCE, Armistice Declared While Warring Factions Dincaxs Peace, PEKING, June 9 (Associated Press),— Wu Pei Fu, dominant Chinese leader, and Chang Tso Lin, Manchurian War Lord, have agreed on an armistice The suspension of hostilities will con- Unue indefinitely while the two discuss ‘a permanent peace. 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