The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 8

WOMEN WALLOP. SAILOR ACCUSED OF ATTACK ON GIRL a Police Rescue Badly Beaten Man From Coney Crowd A crowd of 500 men and women at- ttempted to drag Ole Langact, twenty- nine, a Norwegian sallor, from Police- man Austin Guinan last evening after the policeman had arrested him for attacking a ten-year-old girl at the Municipal Public Baths at the foot of West Fifth Street, Coney Island Langaet tried to escape frum the policeman and the struggle drew the attention of the throng in Surf Ave mae, When several women saw the girl crymg they went to the police- man's aid and beat Langset with pleces of driftwood they picked up on the beach A big man, recognized us an ama- tour boxer and wrestler, knocked the sailor down with a blow on the jaw The policeman started with his pris ner to Coney Island Station, but women again surrounded Langset and began to pummel him, Men, joined in the attack and kicked at Langset, Po- Neeman Guinan blew his whistle for assistance. Before the arrival of other policemen he rete. d dozens of blows intended for hie prisoner A ‘cordon was formed around Guinan and the sailor after the mob had been driven off with nightsticks. When the girl was questioned at the station she said she was Florence Domaruna and lived with her parents at No. 6 Woodhull Street. Langset, who sald he lived at No. 567 Henry Street, denied he attacked the girl but admitted he took her to Coney Island after she came out of St. jess Parochial School, near her home, in the afternoon, Policeman Guinan said geveral women had compiained to him about the man’s actions. The parents of the girl were summoned and al- lowed to take her home. Langzet was Badly cut and bruised. —— GIRL CAUSES ARREST John Byrne, ¢ 10 pass # forged check Miss Eva Rappaport advertised a dia- mond bracelet for sale. The two men lnepected 11 and agreed to pay $2,600 In the form of « eertified check. Miss Rap- Paport mude inquiry of the bank they Banied und wus told neither man had fn account there. She notified the po- Hee and whe she went to the Great Northern Hotel to turn over the brace- let and receive the check detectives were waiting. They say one of the men had u check for $2,500, The men in- * sisted they were acting in good faith dob intended 10 pay cash for the BY HER PET CAT tracted by Six 5! Pe-|~ Or man Fires te Kill Animal, 1 Whilu she was holding her pet cat fm her arms last night, Miss Jane Kawaseura, twenty-eight years old, of Mo. 609 East 77th Street, was bitten several times by the animal. Sereaming with pain the woman ran out into the hallway and Patrolman Rafferty of the East 67th Street Station called an am- bulance and had her taken to Flower Mospital, where her injuries were dressed. ote at the cat, killing It. ox The shots were heard in the street end attracted a crowd. MISS RUTH MAHER BECOMES BRIDE OF C. C. GARVEY WARD ATTORNEYS MIN FRST FIGHT = | QVEREARLY TAAL (Continued from First Page, Ward" tan, Judge Mills said {te only effect | % ) support the defense in {ts con- that Ward had rearon to fear would wreck his it which were these were the Morschauser interrupt “But when is the fendant, George 8. Ward, to be here,” “to enuble t torney to question him rejoined Judge Mills, “when the prosecution is all in, the defense , incre fools it necessary to call George Ward, | to-day in New York to find all the en with whom the elder Ward y have had conversations in res- ts and to whom he may have aid in his habit of making lib- «1 gifts to persons little known to The attitude of Walter 8. Ward will be here." said Justice Morschauser MRS. CLARENCE C. GARVEY PUCTOORAPH by CAMPOELL STUBO |Reception at Waldorf-Asto- ria Follows Ceremony. Miss Ruth Janet Maher, daug' of Thomas A. Maher of this city, married to Clarence Clement Garvey yesterday at rfoon in St. Augustine's Chureh, ‘The Rev, Charles B. Garvey, brother of the bridegroom, performed the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at the Waldorf-Astoria. ‘The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, was attended by Mist May Helfrich as maid of honor and the bridesmaids were the Misses Evelyn McLoughlin, Burnadette Gar- Luin Geraghty and missed, The ground: that the Grand Jury heard no ey witnesses of the killing, heard of ro Under the rule that the burden of proof is on the State, he will contend that Ward's statement that he killed 1@ boy in self-defense must stand until the State can offer proof that the killing was without justification; ft is not for Ward to prove that bis George Garvey was his brother's best man and the ushers were Ed- ward A, Maher, Ward McCabe, Ed- ward A. Maher Robert Garvey and Harold Treanor. Mr. and Mrs. Garvey will spend the Maher's home at Clarence Diller, ROBBED TAXI DRIVER, THEN STOLE HIS CAB Two men who looked to him like “good sports” reached into their pockets last night as if to pay John Russo of No, 20 Bast Sist Street, a taxicab chauf- feur, who had taken them from Harlem to 175th Street and Clay Avenue, the Bronx, drew revolvers and ordered him to et Into the back weat of his cab. One of the men, Ruseo told the police at the Tremont Station later, then drove through 176th Street, while the other, covering him with a revolver, When they had reached Park Avenue the pair ordered Russo out of the cab, thanked him profusely and They overlooked a $100 OF TWO AS SWINDLERS ae Bay 500 ercribing themselves ag fifty-five, No, 601 West 135th «Street, and Michael de Carlo, twenty-seven, No. #22 Went 165th Street, will bo arraigned to-day on a charge of White Buckskin and Turned soles, wedge heels, ‘ sixes 4 to 8. Greatly re. calfskin; flexible dueed. soles, college heels. Sale Price $2.45 Sale Price $4.85 AT BOTH STORES Anprew ALEXANDER 548 Fifth Ave. Sixth Avenue above 45th St. Cor. 19th St. pss Hisashi ion DRAW GUNS AND ROB BOOTBLACK, Ralph Burga, No. 46 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn, told police to-day that three “eustomers’ Yn his bootblacking shop last night suddenly drew guns robbed him of $100. They escaped. GILLIES’ HOTEL BLEND THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922, malice of Mr of the summer,” nst him." glaring untruth,” rts in whieh ¥ ub) teriz-| story ther of the de » District At e if the prosecu-| tur old of the counsel for said: ‘Yes, We will impresses the Ww: were only two im- ently of Wo ANNUAL JUNE CLEARANCE Children’s Shoes Styles that are right for right now, at specially reduced sale prices. WHITE DUCK PATENT LEATHER STRAP PUMPS STRAP PUMPS Sizes 8% to 10% Sizes 8% to 10% REDUCED TO REDUCED TO $3 45 995 BUTTON SHOES JUNIOR MISSES’ who was alway e three women, and who made at] his apartment.” vst three visits with them. pelling motives for the action of the indicting Ward murder, One, he sald, was the private Grand Jury in jury, Which sought to cause Ward |t “to languish tn jail through the heat and the other was ed system of terrorism b vapers to force Ward a bill of particulars of his fense before a case was made out partment building, said: IN DENMARK. “Ward always kept his automobile COPENHAGEN, June 22 (Associated parked in front of the apartment when Ward was in his apartment, He er had it In a garage during his King Christian and Queen Alexandria months’ stay. Several times | 0f Denmark, to-day laid the foundgtion rolmen came in to complain and] stone of the would come downstairs to y how them his gold Police Commis ners badge. He would get by on] ,, At the time he accused Laura | ty ht, Negro laundress, of being re- | wit ynsible for some missing jewelry, United States. Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE tring to disclosures regarding ures which 1 that Peters had a] home Judge motive for threatening Ward's life thanked the Dist point in the argument offing the defense Judie Mills when he was ¢ the attitude of the Distrh t Attorney for aid- ¥ exploiting the Attois The inquest on the body of Peters # Bolshevistic in denying legal] as a mere matter of record was set s to the accused man, Justice| for to-day. It was to be deferred It the court argument or other engage- of the various county officials inconvenient presence of George 8 mo to be the main concern of torney Weeks, force of detectives to work king for the min-| hat of a man who will endure almost ampbell, of Ward’s|anything to protect some one cise ned, was to furnish|from disagreeable public comment, demand that the indict-| Detectives employed by che Weet- ‘e| chester author'ties are also working .|in two general directions in the city. They are watching “bachelor apart- motive for the killing except that sup-| ments" Ward may have maintained plied by Walter Ward himself, end heard no witness say anything in- dicating premeditation or delibera-] Palm Beach, as they charge he did for -hree months last year while rhe was in Canada. They are also trying to find anc question the women al- ‘eged to have visited that love fiat, which was in West 120th Street Only two men are known to have visited the Ward apartment, one sup- posed to have been the bootlegger who kept his liquor supply replen- Judge Mills as. (ished, and the other a man appar- 's own station tn life, during two periods when Mrs. yl and the two children wers at ‘lwo-Strap Pumps Tan Calfskin Sizes 214 to 7, all widths, Of patent leather or tan Wholesale Head rt fi ‘orite Coffee of Famous Chefs. The patrolman got a chatr from one of the tenants, opened the transom of Kawacura's apartment and fired SALE 134 West 34th Street ( Between Broadway and Seventh Avenue It Pays to Shop at May’s Very Special i for Friday and Saturday An Extraordinary Offering of Smart, New Summer Frocks For City, Seashore or Mountains $9.9 $5 17° That sold originally from $10.50 to $29.50 Oblong Exten: compartments; {0-in, upholstered in blue or | . , . Le A WHOLESALE SACriFicr Included is our entire collection of distinctive modes 7 in English Ginghams, French Voiles, Swiss Organdies, Normandie Swiss, Pongees, Voiles and many figured silks. Sizes from 14 to 46. $295 Queen Anne Bedroom Bulte, American Walnut or (Direct from the Factory) Wetablished 1892, MANGES BROS. 668-672 SIXTH AVENUE—COR. 39TH STREET. MANUFACTURERS: Reorganization Sale OWING TO THE DEATH OF MR. S. F. MANGES A forced sacrifice of this $350 Queen Anne Dining Suite Nine Gorgeous Pieces Complete n Table; 6 2 PIECE! GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE SALE ,000 stock of richest Period Furniture to effect the immediate settlement of the S. F. Manges estate, offers to the public exceptional buying opportunities which could not be hoped for under circumstances of less importance than those which con- front this 70-year-old house during reorganization! 80-in, Buffet, with all and & Side Chairs, Spanish Leather.; $18950 8 OF OTHER PERIOD SUITES AND ay Bed. has] $12 Windsor Chairs, An- With Spring | tique Mahogany or Wale ane tet $1SS. [ne ates “oiy $38.50 J Mite te Special Charge Accounts Opened During This Sale accompanied by the| Ward had entertained three women In ek Olssen, superintendent of HYWANUEE PEPRD Press)—King Victor i:mmuanuel of Italy It was there day and Sight Fine guest here with Queen Helena of column, presented to Copenhagen by the munteipality of reviously the Ttallan King was ience of t . at whieh Joh . charge d'affairs, represented the t at an cA Two-Day Sale of Single Pieces of FURNITURE PERHAPS you just neglected to add that single piece of furniture you needed to complete your decorative idea; or you felt that you would re- place that table or chair or bed when prices were lower _ If so, you really Mahogany Wood Seat Windsor Chair. $1200 must come in Friday or Saturday and = been greatly reduced. Mahogany Gateleg Table, 38 x 55 Mahogany Panel Four Post Bed, in three-quarter orfullsice, $28.50 Mahogany End Table . . . . Mahogany Cane Chair... Mahogany Console Table. . . . Mahogany Muffin Stands. . . . Ivory Reed Chair or Rocker with cushion, 18.50 Maple Porch Char . . . Maple Porch Settee . » . . Setet Meereaer err ‘Trowgh. Maple Porch Table . . . SIXTH FLOOR Clearance of Grass Rugs REAL prairie grass rugs. They have been selling for much higher prices. All this season’s stock. want them now for your summer home or bungalow. They are colorful and durable. : 9x12 = $11.75 8x10 $9.75 44%7% $4.75 6x9 $6.75 3x6 $1.75 PIFTH FLOOR Fur Scarves for Summer Marked at Special Low Prices BEFORE you go away for the summer you'll probably buy a small fur, just enough to wear one of those sud- tat you know it’s really to finish off your traveling costume. We have marked a small number of beautiful scarves at exceptionally low prices. denly cool days, you say, Two skin natural Two skin natural mink scarves, $49.50 stone marten stone marten ani- Scarves. $26. 50—mal scarves, one skin style. Fox animal shaped $65.00— i skin tipped sable scarves. scarves. Be sure to store your handsome furs before you leave. We repair and remodel furs at special prices during the summer months. Send them to our Cold Storage Vaults on the premises. A post card or telephone call to Fitzroy 1900 will bring a messenger to your home. He will deliver your furs to us. FOURTH FLOOR visit this Sale. All the furniture is of our usual high standard and has Mahogany Gateleg Table, 32 x 44 . $22.50 Mahogany Gateleg Table, 36 x 48 +. ‘Highest Idea of Excellence at Lowest Prices Full Size Lord & Taylor Wardrobe Trunk, THIS trunk has all the convent- ences and innovations you could wish. Shoe box, 12 hangers, lock- ing bar for all drawers, laundry bag, open top. The price ts in- deed low _IIlustrated above A “Hartmann” Steamer Ward. robe Trunk, $37.50. Open top, 6 hangers, shoe box, laundry bag, 4 drawers on one side. Another “Hartmann” Wardrobe, $50. The trunk to use on long or hard trips, because of its Gibraltar. ized corners Have you visited our new Steamer Rug Department? It boasts of a complete assortment of English and Scotch steamer rugs, light cashmere or wool Scotch plaids, $10.50 to $50 SEVENTH FLOOR Webb’s Dew Bleach Irish Huck Towels $7.50 dozen THE lowest price we have yet seen for this well-known make of towel. When you note the quality you'll want more than one dozen. They are in regulation size and hemmed. cA Wrought Iron Bridge Lamp $7.50 YOU will be glad to make room in your home for this charming lamp. Te is excellently made and has a handsome wrought iron standard, 12-inch parchment shade and adjust- able arm. The price, you will note, is very moderate. FIFTH FLOOR Umbrellas $6.50 Wotnen’s Umbrellas that have wood shanks. A variety of handles, Men’s Umbrellas are Lav- antine or e, full size, with Malacca handles. GROUND FLOOR Where Shall I Spend My Vacation? THE “cAsk Mr. Foster” Service 1s here for your convenience, and will help you answer such questions: information on summer resorts, train schedules, etc.