The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1922, Page 3

IEE |MET IN AUTO RACE WON BY COP “CUPID;” NY ARERESGUDILETER CARER Salesmen, How Are Your Ethies? IN FLOOD-TRAPPED IS CHARGED WITH Ae gf ii tee beh: 2 WED TO-MORROW TRAN AT SYRACUSE DROWNING WOMAN peice bane : Here, >, Knights of the Pasteboards, What Would You Do in This Case? Sit In for Mr. Hoyle and Show Edison What You Know of Poker. One of the several questions Thomas Chorus Girl, Would You Press Advantage? One of the questions which Thomas | A, Edison has been putting to yourly big manufacturer who is married to have never seen before. an unusually jealous wife, One eve- On the first ning you see this prospective cus- A. Edison has iately been addressing | deal he holds a pat hand. You have Wi | Ari i | men who apply to him for jobs is of }tomer dining in a restaurant with a to candidates for positions of minor | thres eights before the draw. There “ ' estern New York Express|Arrested on Accusation of | | tera and, tanerteann sen | chores air." wast ‘welt ¥oulse? thapertanee ta the dediwon ergantiation |{s 60 cents in the pet, Me bees a] Quare Of Nitro-Gtyoerme Caught in Six Feet of|Water Wives, chorus girls, business girls Throwing Hospitai Employee | quart | ticularly to women readers of The is so human, so timely and so impor- What are you going to do,| to Have Been Discov: Near Tunnel, Off Dock Into Water. | their answe Evening World, This paper would like to the following excerpt and all other members of the feminine persuasian—what SHOULD @ man d> in a case like that? Don't keep us— tant that The Evening World ad- dresses it to all ite readers and asks and why? Pleaso give this problem your close West 73d Street. or Mr. Edison—walting for your an- swer, Snap it out, and mall it at once to the Jealous Wife Editor, Eve- ning World, New York. WOMAN IS INJURED IN CRASH WITH CAR OFM. J. O'BRIEN IR. Mrs. Agnes Smith Seriously Hurt When Autos Collide on Long Island. and immodrate attention—Thomas A. doesn't give his candidates all day, remember—and address your answer forthwith to the Edison Editor, Eve- ning World, New York. STOKES MAY VISIT \BROKER CHARGED CHILDREN WF THEY | WITH THEFT TRIES ARE NAMEDIN WILL) 10 KILL HIMSELF Safeguards Against Kidnapping|Found Few Hours Before Trial Demanded if They Are With Gas Tube in Brought Here. His Mouth. A few hours before he was to have been placed on trial today in General Sessions for grand larceny in connec- tion with a stock transaction, Marous Steigiitz, a broker of No. 42 Broad- way, attempted suicide with gas in his home, No. 172 West 79th Street. He was taken to Knickerbocker Hospital in a critical condition, Steiglitz was discovered by his wife and stepson upon their return home early this morning. They detected a strong odor of gas in the house and found him {in his bed unconscious, In his mouth was a rubber tube attached for thelr answers. If you're ready, this is the question: Q. You have only $10 in the world and are playing poker with a man you Albert Lowis, thirty-one years old, of No, 819 Bast 148th Street, Rronx, a letter carrier, Was arrested early thi morning on suspicion of homicide, fol- micisn tar, seme, ENDS UP WITH GIRL LOCKED IN A CELL had been thrown overboard from Suitor Says He’s Out $300 Quinn's Dock, Clason Point, Bronx. Lowis, who denies the charge, sald. for Trying to Prove | His Love. according to the police, that follow- from the Edison questionnaire Q. You are @ salesman every effort to get an order MANY CITIES FL OODED Two Dead, Ctops Destroyed and Buildings Blown Away in Near Cyclone, More than a quart of nitra erin, enough to blow up a wi ritory, was confiscated, as arms and burglars’ tools, and two @ tests were mado, as the result raid last night ia an apartment Re in West 78d Street The prisoners are Morris forty-five, of No. 121 West: Street, and James Moran, t elght, of No. 230 West 97th Street. ‘The arrests were made by Inspeo- tor of Detectives John Coughlin Detective Sergts. Barney Dowd, Ben-| jamin Chrystie and James Brat They told the Negro hall boy to company them to the fourteenth floor,’ ring the apartment bell, and tell tis that friends wished to see fim. | When the door was opened pushed In. On a table was a quart bottle of| fiuid and several small phials. As) Inspector Coughlin. removed the large bottle, Curtis pleaded: “That nitro-glycerin. handle {t carefully. I have somé re~ gard for my life and 1 wouldn't want to see you fellows blown to pieces.” | The detectives say Curtis “told them he had been filling eight-ounce bottles with nitro-glycorn when they entered. A search of the rooms, they sald, revealed three loaded automatic pistols, two revolvers, three | jimmies and a quantity of ammuni- | tion. According to Inspector Coughlin, | making from a SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 12.—Tor- renitial rains swept Syracuse and Central New York yesterday, reached the” proportions pf a cloudburst in the eastern ‘section of this city, trapped a westbound New York Central passenger train with 200 pas- eengers in its swirling waters, all of whom were rescued; washed out rail- road tracks and highways, destroyed machinery in factories, flooded bas: inents of business houses and cellars of residences and caused damage roughly estimated at $1,000,000. The Western New York Express. comprising ten cars, which left New York at 11.10 o'clock, appeared just when the rainfall was heaviest. It halted amid the rising waters, which soon reached to the flooring of the cars. Police, fire apparatus and railroad crews were upon the scene quickly and aided in the rescue of the ‘yavellers, many of whom lost their baggage and clothes. The passengers took their plight philosophically and at no time was (here any panic. Several made their way through windows and crawled oyer improvised bridges to high land, When the last had left the train, t water was six feet deep. The travel- lers were transferred to automobiles and rushed to hotels, ‘The passengers ing his return from Brooklyn he met! @ man, whose name was “Ryan’* or “Regan,” and the laundress in Cham- bers Street early this morning. Hi sald he had at one time worked with the man in the subway, He said they bought a newspaper, and reading of the tragedy worked by yesterday's storm at Clason’s Point, decided to go up to the scene. He said they pro ceeded to the Bronx by subway and went to Quinn's dock. “Ryan” or “Regan,” he said, soon left and did not return, He said tie left for a few minutes and when he returned he saw the woman. strug- giing in the water. Lowis said he shouted for help and several police whistles were blown, but no assistance was forthcoming. Lowis was placed under arrest ly Detectives Joseph Wey and Flaherty of the Simpson Street Station, the Bronx. Mre, SADYE ROTH MICHEL Sadye R. Michel, Rich Widow Will Be Bride of Murray Marcus. When a highway cop on the road to Great Neck stopped a spirited au- tomobile race that had been careening along for several miles last Decem- ber, he served summonses on the principals to appear at the court of love forthwith and take their punish- ment. The principals were Mrs. Sadye a] Roth Michel, a wealthy and beautiful Bronx widow of 900 Rogers Place, and ed ri d 4 speedy roadster driven by Morgan ar ea een Re eokiyn. The. O'Brien jr., son of the former Su-] speed law violators will be married preme Court Justice, according to the | to-morrow night. authorities. While driving along the Great Neck Me, O'Brien and ‘on, | P24 Mr. Marcus was in a rattling A n_and asman companion. | -umbler of the tin-lizzy variety. Mrs. whose name was given at the hospital Michel, in a high-powered machine, as K. White, were returning to the oon along serenely until the: rat- city after a visit at the home of Clar-| ‘ng lizzie tried to pass her. Then ence Mackay in Roslyn. They were| Came the race. Then also appeared the cop. The cers recognized in running along the Power House Road, | ‘ach other, chume of achool da: Mrs. Agnes Smith of 54th Street, Brooklyn, was taken to the Nassau County Hospital for treatment of cuts and bruises and an injured hip last night, following a collision with Arrested on complaint of a former sweetheart that she had taken $300 and a diamond ring from him, Mary Thurman, eighteen and pretty, de- scribed as an employee of the Hotel Woddstock, West 43d Street, was held by Magistrate Corrigan in Wes Side Couyt to-day in $1,000 bond for the Grand Jury. Magistrate Corrigan later, on repre- sentations by the girl's attorney that new eviderice had come into his pos- session, decided to reopen the cuse at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoo! The complainant, Fowler of No. 282 West 24th Street, Samuel Untermyer, counsel for Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes, made a written proposition to W. B. D. Stokes, which he read to Justice Finch in Supreme Court to-day, whereby the elderly millionaire may be with his two young children dur- ing the summer if he shows a “proper interest” in their future by providing for them in bis will, The children now are wards of Judge Ben Lindsey of the Denver court In his proposal, Mr, Untermyer ‘ex- plained that Mra, Stokes never had Yeoman who de- included M. J. ‘y y objes Stokes going to'Den-| to a gas jet. when he asked Curtis where he ob- Slater, New York; Mrs. Raymond, eribed hi if as a foreman, told the| iM the direction of Little Neck Road,| Mrs. Michel, well known in the} “ny cbjection to gas jet. | Mivouiyas Warren’ Gages Mia. 4d. Ac : See tae tay SM foreman. fold they en they suddenly came tpon the| Bronx smart set, has the distinction] ver and said he would have liberal], ‘They telephoned the Knickerbocker |tained such » largo quantity of high Dee Wen Robinson, P. a.| WILL EXHUME BODY ]/\ ("vas and am Very much in love| other car, driven by Mrs. Smith, ut}O" Naving arranged the weddins| xccess to the children during the day-| pieming up Patreiman” sichact Seplenive, the nian suewered, “ay ‘sponded. picking up Patroiman Michael Miniter of the Weat 68th Street Station on , way. When they arrived, secordiny the police, they were refused admission, Mra. Steiglite saying the family physt- clan was attending her husband, Jonkina insisted on nceing Steiglita, however, and he and the patrolman en- tered, at trousseau of Mrs. Douglas Mary Pick- Mineola Avenue. In the second carl ford Fairbanks and also that of Mrs. wore.DF. M. Webb, Dr, Marie Murray Rayinond Hitonooak eat be ae of Mra. Smith. The wedding will be private, with he len car struck the other! only immediate relatives and close broadside, turning it over and damag-|frionds in attendance, A supper will ing it badly. All occupants of the} rojiow in the crystal room of the Smith car were thrown out, but only] Rit: Agrois, M. J. Neuman, James A. Dil- lon, Mrs. Beamane and W. H. Willis, all of New York. Women and children were taken first from the train. 8S. N. Holman of Cleveland leaped from the train into the water, rushed to @ nearby house and telephoned the with Mary and have told her million times or more. “She always pretended to doubt the durability of my affection and was continually telling me that some day she would put it to a Test, a Gr Test, the Love Test. ore Just got through making it myself for so a @ little job in Connecticut.’ ™ addition to a showing | deposits of $1,100 in the First Na.) tional Bank of New Milford, Conn., the detectives found three One was Shield No, 111 of the Burn- ley Patrol System OF RICH BARKEEPER Threaten Criminal Proceed- ings to Enliven Suit of $100,000 Will. time. “Mrs, Stokes dreads to bring the children into New York State," de- clared Mr. Untermyer. ‘She fears Stokes will kidnap them.’ Mr, Untermyer said that if certain ‘arlton: “4 another 0 Rush, counsel for the heirs ‘On the morning of May 21st we] Mrs. Smith received serious injuries. safeguards are, put about the children! stejgtitz’s condition was such that| No. 622 of the pad 1 ire Department. There was instant icone me is es Conroy, whose | met In Timse Square and seh acked| After the accident, Mr. O'Brien GRAFTING INSPECTOR for thelr protection and Stokes shows| pr, Jenkins had to work over him f eo. Donecee ‘ot. Jus- vesponse. Passengers were helped /at law of Bartholome ve me to lend her $80. I did so prompt-] telephoned the Mackay home and an earnest desire for their welfare by League, over the tops of cars, others were tice Auxiliary, and the third, No. 12, will left his $100,000 estate to Susan « long time, after which he took the , ly, at the same time showing the} Miss Catherine Mackay drove to the HAS | BEEN DISMISSED} providing for thom in his will, Mrs.| patient to the hospital. urporting to be of a deputy colleétor ee firemen in climbing Wd} Lynch, who lived with him as his wite| bank-roll of $800. We spent some) scene. Mra. Leonard Thorne, who has Se Atokes will bring the children to a| "Che broker. woh indicted Jad. @ onl st tncoenah Werther det som i 2 a e r ¥ ri home nearby, also organized a Hectrical Depar t}resort near New York during the f Nellie fi en years, obtained the consent to-| time together that day and in the}® Two Other Blectrica epartmen s complaint of Nellie Vogel and was re-| Inspector Coughlin said he consid ap ape iene ey il et Gastey Gana counsel for|COUrs® of our love-making = Mary rescue party and all members were loy Face Trial. summer months so the father may 7 be leased the following day in $7,500 bail, furnished by the Columbia Casualty Company, Steigiitz, President of the brokerage concern of M. Steiglits & ered the arrest of Curtis one of the most important the police had mato in some time. He said the Treas- - urer and other employees of Keith's — reached for the $800 and got it, taken to the Na “I knew she was taking It, when it went, but said u County Hospital. see them. Neither Mr, Stokes nor his counsel were in court when Mrs. Stokes's suit Flood conditions prevail through the Mohawk and Hudson valleys and railroad traffic on small branch lin Nicholas 3 Wateresupply. GIRL, 19, FINISHES no Hayes, Commissioner of Gas and Electricity, had to make to-day to the state- her, to the exhumation of Conroy's body from Calvary Cemetery. The will contest was set for to-day knew nothing, Something told me this was the Test. answe ; al ob i for $75,000 yearly alimony was re-|Co.;Inc., was charged with having re-| Royal Theatre, Westchester and Ber- was crippled at an early hour this |icrore Surrogate Wingate in Brook-} “It was akreed that we would be] BRYN MAWR | COURSE ment given out friday by David Hirsh-|/ sumed this morning. Attorney Gains-| ceived on Jan. 4. a check for $5,000 Py Bronx, which was rob- Parnes sary Haskins, sixty, of [IY bUt Mr. Goodman asked udjourn-| married on Monday of last week. She plas ie hee cree aye eyes burg was engaged in another court] from Nellie Vogel for investment in} hed of $4,900 several months ago, _ Mra. 3) y+ OC] ent until October because witnesses| failed to show up. She wasn’t in + te ere arava. eit and an adjournment was taken. 300 shares of Royal Dutch. She al-| would be called to Police Headquar- Smyrna,“ Chenango County, Was! needed by him are in the West. when I called, I began to find other] Youngest “Graduate Covers |e: Dersrimantier water Hupely, 8s paid drowned when her home was swe) away, Luella Smith, two, of Elmira, wan- lewed he did not invest but deposited the check to his own account in the Empire Trust Company. and Electricit Commissioner Haye Pellegrino of No. ters to-day to look at Curtis, who was under suspicion of having been impli~ in the robbery. names for the Love Test “Last night I saw her “We are not making accusations,"’ Four-Year Work in Two Mr, Rush said, ‘but we believe Con- and Is Athlete. did say Nicholas 8817 Fifth Avenue, BEGIN SECOND TRIAL talking to 44 cated f roy died of poison and an analysis of} Some girls in Times Square. I re- Brooklyn, inspector in the electrical di- M Bteigiitz, in pleading not gullty to] Curtis, the police sald, has a long ered oon pe Doge ey his organs may be made the basis for pececued shen oe hbo a scene, a BRYN MAWR. Pa., June 12,— wialos found nuty nator Danity Sh IN VAROTTA | 5 URDER the indictment, stated that he had not] orimina! record. They sald he was orm 4 seedings.’* crowd gathered. 6 police came. x Nake ch tg | missioner ehan of the Department o: received the money personally, but] released from jail nine months ago it fe feared she fell into a narrow | ¢fminal proces tela Ga wees and : [when Miss Gertrude Prokosch '8!Water Supply, Gav and Electricity, 1 ros : en es . y and she was arrested, ter Supply, Gas and Hlectricity, in ske that it had been ben' rm. afte: been arrested cevested ta Boa creek and was drowned at Coa rea matt attest Aah graduated from Bryn Mawr College |charge of the Brooklyn Bureau, has been Writ Asked to Bring Slayer] tna ph agedhag Sooffor saclay r having After the case apparently had been disposed of David B. Kamisky, Mary's attorney, of No. 170 Broadway, came back to tell the Magistrate that the desk sergeant at the West 47th Street Police Station, and the arrest- ine poticer greed that was deposited with the trust company with. other firm checks, He admitted that Nellie Vogel had a marginal ac- count, but held that criminal charges had been brought against him to col- lect a civil claim, A near cyclone did heavy jJamage in Hudson and Athens, tearing roofs, destroying crops, demolishing an jce house and leveling telegraph and telephone wires. Virtually the entire ult crop was destroyed. Two barns From Death Cell to Testify. Trial of the second of five men charged with kidnapping and mur- ester, N. andthe tn Sing Sine at one period of his imprisonment impersonated a prison guard and gineered an escape, taking with two other convicts, Curtis was while getting away. 2 ee dismissed. this month She will establish a record |” Commissioner Hayes added that Timil as the youngest girl to receive @|Dorer of No. 138 Plateau Street, Corona, diploma from Bryn Mawr. She will | 1. 1, and. Edward Weinberg of No. 1561 Union Street, Brooklyn, two electrical not be nineteen until August and 8] inspectors whom Commissioner Hirsh- cen, eee re HELD WITHOUT BAIL IN FEUD KILLING hon they biol a i when £67 |= dangbter ot Dr. Wedward Puckosch, |fleid’ named in his report to the Mayor,| dering five-year-old Giuseppe Va ted off (els foundativas @\} ainem Out for Two Others im] reached the station house last night will be cited for trial before Deputy SS, Athens and carried into nearby Brooklyn Staying. Yeoman sald the alleged robbery toox| Professor of German at Bryn Mawr. /Covoissioner Sheehan, charges having| Fotte @ year ago began before Judge 4 fields, Vincenzo Pennone, No. 641 Classon| Place in Palisades Park. Furthermore, she will be fourth in her | been filed against them to-day Talley in the Court of General Ses- | This morning the Hudson had risen . ttt “In that case," he was told, Lawyer| class. Her major subjects are l'rench a Pi three feet at Albany and was still ris-| Avenue, Brooklyn, was held without ee ddl sions to-day. Picking a jury to try Kamisky said, ‘ou don't belong here with your complaint, but over in Jer- ey, It’s out of this jurisdiction.” alisades Park, hear me talk," Yeoman then sald—according to Kam- isky—"it was right in Times Square she took the money."’ SESS Ne DECLARES HER HUBBY IS A BOOTLEGGER and German, Miss Prokosch is not a prodigy nor Aside from completing > the four-year course at Bryn Mawr] Clarifying Decision i in two, she made the highest strength Bat ase Veut a he Bh oth Charles Cohen, ticket speculator, of test record in the history of the col-| yo. 95 fast 22d. Strect aaatitel lege, 815. ‘Tho old iegoord wan S68, | NO) 2° Beet 28d erect, was acau Mise Prokosch is @ swimmer of con, | %-48¥ im Special Sessions by Justices siderable ability and also has done} Freschi, O'Keefe and Kernochan, who some notable track work, lut her| decided that placing of a sign on his real love is interpretive dancing. door, advertising the sale of fight seats Miss Prokosch was born in Chicago. | inside was no violation of the ordinance She received her early education in pis a TICKET SPECULATOR WINS COURT VERDICT rinted bail to-day by Magistrate O'Neill for hearing Thursday on a short affidavit charging homielde, Pennone is alleged to haye been involved in the killing of Sulvatore Trinfo, a laborer, No. 1082 Pacific Street, Brooklyn. Trinfo was shot last night. Pennone was arrested and @ general alarm was sent out for two other men, Amietlo Venderino, thirty years old, was also shot, and was taken to the Cumberland Street Hospital with « bul- let In the left leg. Trinfo died at the same hospital from a bullet wound in the head. The shooting took place as Antonio Marino, thirty-five, No. 349 Fast 18th Street, took up the morning session, Marino's three children used to play with the murdered boy, who lived with his father, Salvatore, a vegetable peddler, across the street } in No, 854, The boy's body wai found in the Hudson River several weeks after his kidnapping. j Assistant District Attorney Broth- ] ers said he would ask the Ap- pellate Division to sign a writ en- ; abling him to bring from the death ing. Traffic officials of the New York Central said trains had not yet re- sumed their regular schedules on the main fine in the storm belt and that branch Une service would be disrupted for twenty-four hours. ‘The New York, Ontario and West- ern Railroad track near Oneida was washed away in five places, marooning a repair train and a milk train. jasnike eral HELD FOR PERJURY Justice, In Divorce Sa Much He Maki Asks How IN WHISKEY MURDER| Venéetine ana Trinfo were passing) During a hearing before @ubramellAtatin, ‘Tex. whete er father was (ere ee fen cmsement Hekate | Oeaee Oe Bins Bins Py este Rat Pennone’s home. The shooting was the] Gourt Justice Se at White Plains| a member of the faculty of the Uni- | ° the #treets through solicitation. faelo, The Court of Appeals re- . er result of a feud about a year old, ai us ation ‘for alkene anal versity ot Texas. “It the defendant were to be held re-| cently confirmed the conviction of Testimony | cording to the police. ea ep Men eid e sf - J suonsible under. this law, cardboard| Raffaelo for murder in the first de- a Witness S A counsel fees in a divorce action brought Against Prisoner Would signs and advertisements In windows, gree, His testimony is wanted In the pion as Coes CLARA MORRIS SHOCKED ae ee by. Mrs. Cora P, Boun of Peeksxm!TWO SENT TO SING SING [railroad cars and 1 the daily} proseeution of the remaining pr eply fol § 3. new: ers mi! it be the sub; t of Mean Death. AS TREE HITS HOME| sist Jovrh 8. Bown, Samuel $1 FOR STEALING AUTO TIRE |. SRE eNOenaL proscculion” Sushi een sas ‘ Idward MoNulty, No, 873 Eighth Pines, attorney for the’ piAASiin ween aie capaadl a construction would be manifestly un- . irahie We Ted i. West Side Court | ror: m Advanced Age,| asked what ah Gefendanta, Diainegs One rice Rine Times Withont jut" na surery defeat the very LINER CEDRIC DOCKS : ; : 2 , waa replied tha ingle Conviction, worth: eof the law.” the cour -! hy Magistrate Corrigan in $20,000 bail ay ootlewge lt sked counsel fee of| Sort Av LATE AT NIGHT to-day on a charge of perjury by the} (jaya Morris Harriot, who is the alimony. Judge Talley in the Court of ° Magistrate becauso of testimony 61VC0 | pormer actvess, Clara Morris. 14 re-| “How am 1 to determine how much| Sessions to-day sentenced Dominick = = en . : Fe enn A panier ti aoe ported to be suffering from shock at her] Income a bootlexse! would have?” asked ae ; a4 Fast 122d street. C1 GIRLS, LID'S OFF Most of Arrivals Remain on the case of av & van, } 4 the Justice. ny ‘ing for one and a half to three . ae ae : home In Colonial Heights, Yonkers, as + ; s ie Sing ha SY TTottl hie : Haat Soth Street, oharaed mash the a result of @ tree falling on part of the av plied that Houn was ran-] years for grand larcency in the second] ON BATHING SUITS Board Until This murder ot Michael » No. house during the storm. f a Martek SEA Ginianand: Soanph Bosiaa, i West 51st Street, March 21 last Mrs. Hartiot is at an advanced age.| Justice 8 i Bi EOS 7a plement IN WINNETKA, ILL. Morning 5 In an affidavit, McNulty, who was| No information could be obtained from|no proof that he is a pooteumert® | | No. § Best 184th Street, 40. the pen ma enita gar toc Cedric Seen ; at ona The tree| Lawyer Pines sald Wir t ce | te ; erminate period fo . on which he shipped as steward after | ree veea on the house roof. on the question of alimony The two men had stolen a tire ; latter part of her run to port, docked Fill u the clinkin: i ; the killing, swore Travers was shot an uutomobile at West Bnd Avenue and} Beauty Be Your Gutdeg late last night, landing her passengers asses—= in a quarrel over McNulty's failure —_———— | 96th Street on the night of Muy 4 und Chief Savs at 10.10 P.M. f of the 157 cabin s ’ ¢ to deliver whiskey which Sullivan had ° were captured after a chase jn which Says. Passengers elected lo come ashore, pre- - ae fae, : e ni N ft Sixteen the police fired 100 shots. Judge Talley CHICAGO, June 12 ferring the cool quarters aboard ship with the dance! Sullivan was held without bail for ry 9 aaid Albero had been tried nine times 3 I to thase they could find in hotels, eu vant bed os hout ba 4 A for other offenses and er had been Discovered: The widest open ‘An hour after the el docked only : Baw vtcus, stenulte sald be knee i Is Woman’s Ideal A e in Movies copvicted. bathing suit town in America, | thirty-seven had gone ashore for b + 4 . Saul aaeee eee * "4 8 ‘xam| tion a would be killed if he testified against g SON SEEKS TO BREAK It's Winnetka, we Assong the thirty-nine saloon pas- < Sullivan, who was formerly a prize- $ ILL Waino Peterson, Chief of Po- wers was John Fiske Little, an te ray fighter and is a brother of Spike Sul- 1,000,000 ESTATE W Nice, who wears his star on = | yeator, from, Buffelo, | who retum livan, a boxer famous twenty or e : 2 ” + Sebieieioasiater . bela from England and Germany after put years ago. P i aia “Old Maids, Cheer Up! 27,000 Scenarios Say ‘Depiguns Alicaes Father] UriSht yellow -bathiog sult, has chasing $400,000 Worth of radiophone te u ies to meet eo shortagt uel a 5 in’ Was Un Intuenced. an eye for beauty. And further- | SUPP! e Is Not in ’Teens. y ‘ appliances in this country, HOLD MANUFACTURER Perfect Perpins sae eat today, "Tt te ton} , BUToRNG Slater at White Piains to-] More, he's proud of it hes CHICAGO, June 12.—"O1d maids’’| tor of the contest, to-day. 8 to> Penge pike ge : ptr Be are SE AFTER BLAZE IN SHO? Rote general to be accidental and repre- day appointed Arthur I. Wilcox of Port bcd on to Winnetka, girls, | STABBED TO DEATH A ands he aid the - need hang their heads no longer. Sents, undoubtedly, a country-wide) Chester Administrator of the estate of] the lid's off," said the Chief to ene] The Newspapers Soaked in Ker Fr |, Firemen Charge. Victor Jelasco, a garment manufac- turer of No. 181 Havemeyer Street, Frooklyn, was arrested to-day after an investigation by Deputy Fire Marshal B. J, Shields of a fire in Jelasco's es- tablishment last night. According to the investigators, the firemen found five separate blazes in the store. None of them had gone far years, ago wi made the public, a ideal age for a heroine of mov- ing picture romauce, or of love stories generally, is to-day twenty-eight an age that only a few years regarded as fixing a woman definitely in the ranks of confirmed spinsterhood. This is the conclusion from 27,000 love stories which teurs from all walke of life, wrote for a scenario contest change in ide: “Few of the heroines are tn their ‘teens, only a handful are in* their very early twenties, the great ma- jority being around twenty m and twenty-eight, the authors seeming to regard this age as woman's best and woman as more beautiful, intelligent, poised and attractive then than pre- The judges declared that the the Ia! attorney of Manhattan, who died at his Frank J. Dupignac, prominent country home at Mamaroneck last month, pending the contest over his will brought by his son, Dudley Dupisnac of Mount Kisco, The decedent left an estate valued at $1,000,000, ‘The will bequeated his son $40,000, and the remainder of the estate to his daughter day she-girl's town. your guide.” The itbera! Chief Peterson has drawn only one line, He decreed “There'll be no reformers following you around with a tape measure as long as I run this Let your home training and your beauty BY UNIDENTIFIED MAN Victim Haa A ent in Hallway of His Ho ‘Thomas De Pinto, forty-eight, No, East 118th Street, died in a Harlem Hospital ambulance early to-day from stab wounds following an argument with an unidentified man In the hallway of the Bast 118th Street house. be Rose The all-Ceylon Tea i 5 Green and that “the: yould be dreamt ie Butte learned that enough to = Linc anmnee Cloth | recently conducted here, le en ideal heroine had been ad-| Pleanor Neecenare waner neck In} and inateel a! = the hanohen® De Pinto, who lived with his Drother- sere why ere! re etapers | “Striking unity among the nation-|vancing steadily since the 1870's,)® codlell, Mr. Duplgnac revoked {he He explained that the bath |R-law, Nicholas Alpino, arrived home SEEMAN BROTHERS, Inc., New York Been plnce, “Selasco’s stack haa jnn| ally scattered contestants 1s among| when a girl of sixteen or seventeen| $40.000, Deauest, and instead kave houses—entrance fee 25 centa~ [Just before midnight. | Nelahbore heard Proprietors of "White Rese” Popular Food Produits red for $5,000, the Deputy Marshal es first things to be noted by the} was regarded as romantically per. “ The son would go to waste {if he didn’t found « bleodstained said James Shryock, direc- fect." operty at Mount Kisco fogse undue influence. make the ruling. cries, Deteotiv: Knife on the stairways,