The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 22

i i aT RT J a ry ag ae THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922, CROWD THREATENS [Notables Who Arrived on Mauretania | WHATDIDYOUSEE TO-DAY? EVERY READER AREPORTER. (FORMER TEACHER DRAWER OF TRUCK] 0” Record-Breaking Trip From Europe) > T failed to learn what {t was all about.} sides with her elbow.—Mra. W. B. Wor- —C. B. L., Summer Avenue, Newark.—| ley, No. 5000 Broadway. (Continued From Third Page.) a a ee seta arm. tf : gry haa the courare z would | THAT THE MAN KNOWS PF. 0. PENS.| WHAT THE LITTLE BOY SAID. ; have told him about the rain,—Erna In @ Brooklyn stationery shop I I saw a ve h a 3 ry little boy sitting with a (SISTER) Heine, "e yhid Watson Avenue, Wesi saw a man buying postcar Ho |his very pretty mother in a New York AND Orange, N. J. walked to the Post Office next door | Central train. ‘The train passed another, Us \ MISCHA , and filled his fountain pen. Then | brilliantly lighted, in Park Avenue tun 1 ECM WHO's THE GOATT he returned to the stationer’s, ad- nel and the youn man saw hi _o een AN Travelling on a Pavonia Avenue dressed his cards, bought the necee- | dining car. “Oh, mother,” he crie sary id went back into the | ‘‘see the train with a boardl 80. i i trolley car ths morning, bound for | Serv stampe an full, No 449 Fourth koma” | Miss Coffey Disposes of Own Se) dl them. What d Ss CO! Isposes 0 iis Bia iy, Wor ekieda dias ‘0 mail them. What do you |H. F, Hull, No. 449 Fourth Avenue, Iss ey make of itt—B: Johnson, No. f ‘. big advertising fence plastered with eis Futh ‘avenue, Brooklyn. ss Savings and Inheritance From Brother. Shield and Averts Pos- sible Trouble. STEP LIVELY, SINNER! In the window of a shoe repairer's shop in Astorla, L. I.: “We save your sole for $1."—Jack, East bist Street. het Interpreter Dons Police € F} | The killing of little Rita Schweickert, Ba@even, by a seven-ton automobile truck at 38th Street and Fourth Ave- jue, Brooklyn, as the child was on jer way to school to-day was fol Ipwed by such demonstrations against the driver, John Johnson of No. 316 I6th Street, Brooklyn, that for a time it was feared the crowd might at tempt to take the man from the cad posters in gorgeous colors. Bight dilly- and nanny-goats were break- | YET PEOPLE MIND THEIR OWN fasting om the paste and colored BUSINESS. ——— paper.—Marle Hildebrandt, No. 48 In the window of a well-known bust- Bequests are made to many Roman Carlton Avenue, Jersey City Heights. ness house, near the Sands Street terminal at the Brooklyn entrance to] ,),75" AND THEN, WHAT? Catholic institutions in the will MORE MAY COMM OF THIS. the big bridge, a mother cat feeding] After a downpour of rain that was! siss Mary Magdalen Coffey, filed in er four greedy kittens. Entirely re-| @lmost a cloudburst the roads and fields T saw @ young man fairly flabber-| gardiess, mind you, of gaping passere-| found here were covered to-day with] Jamaica, L. I., to-day. Miss Coffey casted when he discovered himself on | by.—Aa. 'C. R., Greene Avene, Brook-| Millions (I speak advisedly, sir) of little! jived on Washington Avenue, Rock- Madison Avenue car without the price] jpn, frogs. For more than an hour they were of a ride. A young woman stranger hopping about in every direction.—C. B,| “way Park, where she died May 2, came to the rescue. He blushed, ac- i Montgomery, Gilead, Conn, 2. ON n : cepted the nickel, handed the young woe ICE AND FURS, 1922, No next of kin have bee ‘ ‘ man his card and went ‘way up front.—}| 1" & Greenpoint ice cream parlor I saw found. The will simply estimates the wae f { Miss Margaret Partridge, No. 784 Park} ® very pretty young thing wrapping TRAFFIO HELD UP FOR nue. herself around a lemon ice, and fanning FUTURE PRESIDENT. | estate to be ‘more than $25,000."" ‘ice indy in one hand and a bou Ave Borst cee cieraa ey tre aoe || iy. & MAN WOOT TALS ee| TIRE Cora riaee tt maar a, Cal al ad f rh ‘ross Fifth ke S, quet in the other, was on her way to . } OOWARDLY CAT. wall threw cool breezes upon her fevered | Mage ac Avenue at 116th by St. Michael's Parochial School, at 3 p for the Propagation of brow. “Oh, dear,” she complained, “| Street. He held up his hand as tf with} Society gone a Gat WEIN has bien alearting Z don’t know why, but I simply CAN'T ee ao eae ee oy Green, Faith. The Jesuit Fathers get a plot ooh © — reenberg, yo . top of a barrel in which mice have been erie a ue ‘ pete No. 29 Bast 111th Street. | of ground 100 feet by 481 feet in Up- Nees ; Paice yanty this UnucUal aetr ahien [NOS Weckct cover av Wt. Bernard , land Avenue, Yonkers. To St. Jo- away. I saw this unusual cat stand | promis S. woe ere Gorm OVERCOME BY suDs. aie absolutely till while mice ran across | proctiyn | NOlM™ Mernsey Street, wear Third Avenue and iéth Street 1| SePh’s Seminary at Baltimore $2,000 is bid foie, Naat kos Butt ‘ Aman helped from what used to be} bequeathed. Sums of $1,000 each are ram . » . \e fami entrance of le Teaneck, N. J. “«PRECIOU place Is now @ laundry. Herons ate} given to St. Malacry Orphan Home : While sitting on the porch late to-day.| ried away in a laundry wagon.—Will-| for Boys, Rockaway Park; Society of Doe ee eevee ec BROUr ae a little lf au his| !am Robie, 551 West 160th Street. Helpers of the Holy Souls in Purga: +. addy's automobile, raise the seat, open % 2 ét ‘, Mantiate While standing on the subway plat-| the gas tank and pour in the two bot- “DER CHAIL Is OUIDT!' Fors 118 Mast Seth ecree ha 5 On the old jatl at Towacco, N. J. tal Mary's Church, Troy, N. ¥.; form at Times Square at 5 P. M. I saw] tles of water he had brought from the| : » N. J ital, rope BG an odd character in overcoat and straw} Dump. Then he put everything in ita] {o.doy ! saw a sign reading: “The | Roman Catholic Hospital, Troy: Bt. hat carrying @ lighted lantern. He} Place again and walked into the house.—| Sungalow for Sale."+G. C., Ram- | Mary's Parochial School, Troy; Bt. stepped aboard a Brooklyn-bound ex-| Frances Debrow, Midget Squadron Club vy, NJ. Vincent’ Mospital, Mankattan; Sai press.—R, H. B., 58th Street., Brooklyn.| Bergen Beach, Brooklyn. FPROCIOUS ROBINS ATTACK | Sisters of the Poor, Manhattan; Con PEACEFUL PUSSY. vent of the Sacred Heart, Manhattan Aaiviel ii aeeuaed Nt ibd, I saw two exceptionally bold robins| Missionary Society of St. Paul the sf man sitting on top of cq Fifen| 2 & tube train I saw a well dressed | chase “Dickey,” the big cat of iny| Apostle, 415 West 69th Street, Man- varcer bia read Sanivctuterer saa man leaning over the shoulder of ®| neighbor, off his own front lawn. To] hattan; St. Rose's Free Home for In- morning playing a mandolin.—P, ‘T.,]™an who was reading a letter from| get away from them poor “Dickey” took| curable Cancer, Manhattan: St. Fran. Garfield Avenue, Mineola, L. I. Italy, The letter finished, the well | Eefuse in a culvert. — Mrs. Mac, Cold! oi, ne sales Church, Rockaway Park; Spring, N. Y. dressed ono taps the other on the Roman Catholic Board of Misstonary shoulder and says: “I beg your pardon, STUCK! Workers Among Colored People; Purs T saw a boy of about seven stand~ |but may I have the cancelled stamps| I saw a man at tne Fulton Street sub-| catorian Society, Church of the M ing in the doorway of P. 8. 188 at Jon your letter?” He got them.—Ed | Way station accompanied by a woman. er ay aa Holy Redeemer, 173 East 30th Stree! Houston and Lewis Streets. He had amyor,. Ni r treet, | He dropped a dime in the slot, as if he ; @ stick of chalk and appeared to be | Newark” N° 261 South Tenth Street, | ovoected the stile to turn for two. it{ Manhattan; Society of St. Vincent De whitening tho soiled spots on a ; didn’t turn at all.—irene Baxter, No.| Paul, 243 East 57th Street, Manhat- white dlouse.—M. R., Hast Third . . 167 14th Avenue, Astoria, L. I. tan; St. Francis Xavier Church, Man- : $ Street. Lak allie! otic ago dy hattan, and for the repose of the souls The man probably had not used this CALLING A BLUFF. u \ ~ * é bret The Lexington Avenue subway train] Of members of donor's family. ww Sovran nee Ree Bea aes eee ait tua tates behead was already crowded but at séth Street| The residue of the estate is given to ~ As I strolled along Willis saat when he opene¢ ee ses more passengers jammed in. The last}the Parochial School of St. Francis \ D Bridge I saw a man stumble Trom a} ing a clotheshanger dropped to the/man in had a tough squeeze of it. The|Xavier. Church. Mrs. Theresa A.’ be: Sad street car. He did not appear to be} street. He picked it up and tossed it}man in front of him half turned and ill EF SERS Fourth Avenue and 43d Street. One Of the big rear wheels of the truck, gwned by the Ice Service Company of Ninth Avenue and 15th Strect, Man- hattan, crushed her skull. Dr. Thorn of the Norwegian Hospital said she died instantly. Denying thhe allegation that he 4 fried to speed away after knocking the child down, and insisting that he did not know of the accident until he = Was told about it, Johnson was ar- F gaignea in Fifth Avenue Police Court er with homicide and held in (3. SSS RRSS ER SaRRBE NEC ER S.A Lo TERDRETOTE! & 95,000 bail by Magistrate Folwell for 4 Xamination next Tuesday. = | According to police, Johnson, who gome bystanders said put his foot on the gas the instant the child Was bowled over, was pursued nearly @ block through 38th Street by Mar- tin Wolf of Laurel Avenue, Sea Gate, Coney Island, in Wolf's light car. = Wolf blocked Johnson’s path in such (§ & way that the truckman was com- § gelled to pull in to the curb. © | Men and women were upon the « truckman in a minute. Stones were thrown at him. Sticks struck him. A. Marley Hull, fingerprint expert of the Fifth Avenue Court, on his way tothe moming session, pinned a po- Ice shield on his coat, pushed his way © to the truck, claimed the prisoner and B eutioned everybody to let the law © take him. Hull turned the driver over » fo a policeman. MARINO’S FATE | WITH JURY TO-DAY Trial of Alleged Slayer of “UNDERNEATH THY WINDOW, A JERSEY PREPARING TO MEET PA, VINCENT AS'ToR. quite himeelf—if know what I/through an open wiicow. “One of the} said, “If you haven't got room enough eee erie amulet ALLL 3 mean, He zigzagged to the policeman| advantages,” says I to myself, “ot a(Ill give you your money” oecke' to | $500 for taking care of neral.@) mee who stood near and said: Om can) first floor apartment."—E, Moffet, No.|which the other fellow promptly replied] George F. Koehler, of Rocka you direct’ me to Willis Avenue! 939 West Sith Street “Come on, make good, I'll take it." The| Park, is executor of the will, which SENT TO WORKHOUSE | Briase?"—a. Goldberg, No. 1034 Lowell eRvuchyiCousimnacaurans oie. dlantl wab manecontdGde itsiete | FOR BEATING BOY Street. PREPAREDNESS. know Adie to sa Finally, Ona 0 Miss Coffey was eighty-one years | Wee ae = th ¢ of #|you thin! am," says he, ‘Santa she. Wi ——_ j WHY NATHAN MOVED. Sandy HGON POat s OeiShe wind anne [CIRM TTCCD, By iGlormanteIAb went teed ee careanteraa Tee Nace oaacerRee Groundkeeper Found Guilty] Two men stood, beside mo at, the/up and blew off the straw hat of an| Street. p 7 + chool on West 20th Street, Manhat- 4 corner of Murray Street and Broadway|elderly man. He was undisturbed 5 a é “ b of Assaulting Lad Who . | gazing at the statue of Nathan Hale.| Reaching into an inner pocket he pro-| THE CHINESE AND TRE TALKING] tan, while Principal Vanderbilt was in Paris and London Overrun|Bid of $4,139,000 Accepted With Them, He Says, Ar- Although It Is Higher SOBBIETIT aS Varotta Boy, After riving on Mauretania. Than Others. Had Stray Ball ee re Wott, “xc sot etingtan™avenie,|, On Jerome Avenue inthe Fordham| years ago, Most of her money’ wae Kidnapping, Ends. Sere =a William Rose, keoper at the Bronx ther. after, they suck this here nop | Brookiyn. iistening to phonograph records in toair |", tDHerstance from a brother, who The case of Antonio Marino, al-| When the Cunarder Mauretania] ‘The Board of Fstimtate to-day | Val baseball grounds, was sent tothe | ® Janes in front of him?"—H. S. Bock- waerntge DRURADA STON native language. It sounded a trifle 5 : ee Ipeed kidnapper and murderer of five-Jeame to this port today she clipped} awarded the contract for the entire Becaiee in Momuanib: Court totay Viens Nem Pom zeest 8 G7hew the Bees/had NE baeN turned [Chant to the lave geteeEtl Biche | smvaTm GASOLIND I INATIEY aS ; [f Year-olds Giuseppe Varotta, who has|twenty minutes from her best pre-|ranite and steel superstructure of dol Urutallty. toNDavidhiavie, cee BY EXPRESS. last Sunday at Cypress Hills Picnic | 2612 Briggs Avenue, Fordham. MOVED FORWARD. : & Been on trial for his life before Judge} vious westbound record since she be-jthe new Court House to the George G iF men stealing a I saw a horsy and a colt being ted Ppdelay eit Bete Ronsiter: No wee Rn Gone can dition that wh Pes tl aalltae he che] Uae EC nn d yea: rice increases moved forward a step It is tradition that when a young-| Avenue. Plain sailing unt ey came TEN 5: 2: 4 ster finds a ball which has been}io the elevated structure. (Vouldn't KITTY AT THE MOVIES. Face inicebe en Sate ties today with the employment by the knocked out of the lot he may present | judge. Couldn't be forced, coaxed or] In the Dyckman Theatre in 207th] ent winter in Southern Argen’ peleieen | mpemecr oer commen HP octash ad admission of hismelf and a friend.| American Express truck. Man with] edly on the organ ni : ; destionnalreal ioral Gd intereataman Fa ERC Ee eee ee tbee, SPD | tHe: BOER A eee Tada pit And amas | Sreknlae! geniiysrunned facty's back andl cites In four tert dees ee \ees and oll holdings, to the gate with a retrieved foul ball | the truck. | Alluet? Chinen a oaty and Herman Spector of No, 1528 Min- | they went James trem Nowe ford Place, a nine-year-old friend, ‘The entrance door was closed and the boys climbed the fence. According to the youngsters, Rose saw them drop to the inside of the inclosure, chased Levine and struck |tire a whole block.—Val Clasin, nine the acceptance of the Fuller bid, the} him in the face, blackening his eyes|years old, No. 46 Lexington Avenue Comptroller stated, are less time for}and breaking his nose. Policeman| Winfeld, L. 1. onstruction, lower cost for super-|McGovern arrested Rose at the re- vision of work by the city, climination | duest of the boys. ' of litigation arising out of disagree-| Rose denied he had been within 400 ments between contractors and cen-|fect of the entrance gate Sunday tralization of responsibility. Commis-|@fternoon, but McGovern said the sioner of Accounts Hirshfield and] boys had identified him positively Guy Lowell, architect, submitted re-]®™ong the employees of the grounds ports in which they agreed with the] When McGovern gathered them to- Comptroller. ‘The Fuller Company 1517 Vyse Avenue, a twelve-year-old A. Fuller Construction Company, | boy. whose offer is $4,139,000. Comptroller Craig, who is the Court House Committee of the Board of Estimate, submitted a report in which he stated that, while the bid of the Fuller concern was somewhat higher than the combined bids of five differ ent contractors whose offers were for different sections of the work, it would be to the best advantage of the city to accept the Fuller Company bid The combined bids were $203,000 les than the Fuller bid. The advantages to be derived from WASHINGTON, June 23.—Plans for the Senate investigation into gasoline i ‘= Talley in General Sessions, goes to i} the jury this afternoon. Fy | In summing up for the people the f; Assistant District Attorney urged the } importance of a conviction in this & ase, which, he said, was the first he @ had ever known in which kidnappers (had carried out their death threat \ Upon the failure to pay the demanded j ® munsom. j One of the most interested specta- | tors during the closing hours of the tj Base was Col. Edson Alger, a ninety- three-year-old veteran of the Civil , War, whose home is in Richford, Vt. This is his second visit to New York, ‘the first being on May 6, 1961, when } he passed through on his way to 4 Fortress Monroe, Va. | EAGLES CONDEMN | BLUE LAW SUNDAY Jersey State Convention As- sails Puritanical Lawson came an oll burner. She made the voyage in five days, nine hours ard thirty minutes. Also she showed her speed in consuming less than an hour from the time she left Quarantine to that at which she set her first passen- ger ashore at her pier. She came in with 227 first cabin Passengers, and among them was Charles B. Dillingham, the theatrical producer, and Mrs. Dillingham. He said that he had sailed away eight weeks ago to get away from the American flapper. “But when I got to Paris and London,” he added, “I found both cities overrun with flap- pers. They were there in droves—the French flapper and her British sister. I never saw so many in all my life.”” Baron Selmer Fougner arrived as the representative of the French Government in the coming exhibition in this country of the gigantic “Pan- theon de la Guerre,’ a panorama 660 BETH TAKES A RIDE. My sister Beth, who is seven years old, folded herself inside an automo- bile tire this morning and I rolled the THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY, JUNE 23, 1892, Col. made his first pire slen gnc shaaclonils wach) cane aed aor ne Ob pete rd of per. lative value will always remain in those famous Royal Made-to-Order Suits—AT $30. THEY'LL DO ANYTHING TO SEF THEMSELVES IN PRINT. I saw three young ladies walking along Sumner Avenue clad in dresses made entirely of newspapers. As a re- porter I expect I rank with Mr. Bide Dudley's “Jefferson Shrewsbury Nutt;” will not do the of Blue Serge and P Sabbath. feet long and 65 feet high on which [Plumbing work. | Several, plumbing i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 23.—|the life-size portraits of 15,000 per- | bids have nk Wan vawaniee t ; i ome ws |2088 Who were engaged with the Allies [tract for this work was awarded (o- i Resolutions condemning “blue laws|in’ the World War are depicted. |44Y- Bie eye puritanical Bincsy’, And ad- There are $40: persona in the sroup |. © reealution calling for the return { } ; nidders of their de Bhi i Yocating pensions for aged persons in-| representing the United States, Fifty: }'© unsuccessful balers of thelk de : t t i “a four artists were engaged for five a - sti tail wality SBo t steud of placing them in public insti- co > meeting - cu i Nica en dopted by the Frater-| Yet"® ® Painting the “Pantheon,” and Pr annipecee vue. structure lteale 50 o oF qi & : z E " “Jit shows the fleld of war from Calais 4 i > : i ame 5; Hal Order of Hales on the second day Jto Verdun, In the British group is nf Wil when completed, cost. approx! the suit— made to your measure : } of their State convention here to-day,| Portrait of Field Marshal Wilson who rarely as Mitaeat (ohareea Tanite , i Five hundred delegates, representing |¥#* assassinated yesterday in London $15,000,000. In his report, the Comptroller re- ferred to bids opened in July, 1920. At oh Aa eens F ‘i A blue Serge Suit. The grand old that time Gis low eat responsible bid “ SEA “Indispensable” for every gentleman’ Ss ri MASE id superstructure Tee ananope: whe new biadine anos summer wardrobe. Always dressy. Appropriate for any occasion. A special steamship will be chartered to bring the painting to this country and a special building erected for it. It is intended to carry it around the world, ten years being allotted for the trip. Irwin Kirkwood, owner of the Kan- sas City Star, and Mrs. Kirkwood twenty-eight aeries with a member- hip of 20,000, were in attendance, Another resolution favoring erection of a home for tubercular members by a order wus passed, and C. Nichols, Assistant Mayor Atlantic City, was nominated with- a reduction in the cost of granite alone of $1,309 If limestone were used on a granite base the reduction SRP ERRTEN 9 Bd REPRISALS ST RAST OEE: & ut opposition to the State Presidency Bor th ed belie ripe Bt We ated tat between 1920 and now would L cool, correct outfit to slip — a é @ of the order, succeeding Arthur Clay-|that the situation in France at pres- | 4% 920 and now would be : r Bigon of Hoboken Got im Geaperate owing to the high $9040 thal report adda, Ideal cummer eens for that trim, fres PRR, EES prices demanded for food and labor. concludes PUBIC OPUMOR.) a oe * i ®*ROY-BERTHA NOTES In England, he went on, the economic | Wel! as all circumstances, wil: sustain For July 4th taulored loo: : mn 1 bd ’ problems were being met more suc-|the decision to use granite for both and Or, then again, a sport suit! Regular or WIFE'S BASIS IN SUIT | enstatty than In France base and superstructu | | The time limit set for the comple- tion of the superstructure is eighteen months. The foundation has already been laid BROKER TOOK WOMAN ON TRIP, WIFE SAYS ox-Actress Asks Divo ducing Letter Mrs. Loulse Tinker, known on the Kelley, brought suit for divorce “from Frederick M. Tinker, a broker, in Jus- tice Finch's part of Supreme Court Norfolk sack with regular trousers or knickers vacation Weer! —tailored into a Mite colorful sports fabric. Business Real $50 values. But right now, as a June fee es Wear special, we're making ’em up to order and to $50 and $60 Quality | ™easure at the truly amazing price of $30. Serges and Sports Cloth Your summer wardrobe is “accoutred” for i every demand, if it has a Royal Blue Serge or Sports Suit. You need one or the other; or maybe both. But in either case, you can’t afford to miss Among the other passengers were Miss Marion Davies, the screen actress; Mischa Elman, the violinist; Mrs. Lillian Sallmayer, Miss Mar- garet Conway, and A, E. Gallatin. y ra aad LIED ABOUT AGE TO GET SENTENCE TO REAL JAIL Great Neck Dentist Accused of Being Croel. S Charging cruel anJ inhuman treat- ment and that her husband was in- Wfatuated with a young girl in a neigh- © boring village, Mrs, Elizabeth D. Hicks B of Great d K, L. 1, to-day applied to Gannon in Supreme Court, klyn, for $100 weekly allowance ud reasonable counsel fee pending trial ba » her action for separation from Dr. “Leroy Hicks, Great Neck dentist. Mrs. Hicks did not identify the young Soman of whose attraction for her hus- hand she complains. She introduced Solid Comfort, Ashore or Afloat Pre-shrunk flannel trousers, $10 to $17 —Rugged homespun suits, $37—Coats and trousers of substantial silk, $45; becoming mohair, $25; washable beach cloths, $22—English straw hats, $3 Intro- George Didn't Want to Be “sent Away With Kid “I didn't want to hang out with the Kids and be sent away with them.” Topping, sixteen, of No. 30 ay. She testifled that she found ine / tt ist she claims te sh exchange of lore an Street, Brooklyn, made this|{eysse letters and gehen nets to $7—London-made foulard scarfs, this sale. Momeny one eigted peut: the JOUR statement to-day when a complaint of young, rival in her husband's clothing $1 and $1.50—White canvas and buck- DR rr ATT 1 other ‘Bertha, wrand larceny was dismissed by Judge | @™ been his com- - E or ae ig * panion on a trip to Buffalo 12. I i ¥ MoClaughlin in the County Court, | 7% 0 minker was married in the West skin Oxfords, $7 to $ Order direct from any of our 5 New York salesrooms (upstairs) —~ CHILE ACCEPTS HUGHES | Brooklyn, who turned the youth over] gna Presbyterian Church on. August Zine) *ColumbusCircle(y,,%2,,,] PLAN IN PERU DISPUTE | °° th? hiltren’s Court. 10, 1912. Some of the stage successes Suit or Overcoat *45th and Broadway|, } a ed George, when arrested on May 8,Jin which she played important parts ord 42nd and Fifth Ave. 14th and University Place a a _ Seemann confessed to stealing an automobile, and| included the London engagement of to your order Park Row and Beekman ps WASHINGTO June 23.—Chili has} said he was twenty-one. He was sent|Girls in Blue.” Decision was reserved, arl @ Othe eecepted the Hughes formula for a set-] to the City Reformatory. Yesterday it —_-_— oh a © Times Square and Columbus Circle Stores open evenings, Others 8:30 to 6 every day ba WB tie Rr ge was discovered that he was only six-|.i7TTLE BOY HIT BY AUTOMORILE R, epante: Of ihe Tens Arica dispute, i] Tee "Eis te gald to took live a man | pling bas Br (AY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET P VALUES—SOLD IN 10,000 CITIBS Dp Kat WORLD’S GREATES th Guas learned to-day from a high author- I shave and everything else,” he said jel O'Brien, fi { v ™ ‘ian ot ne Gillan delegation. ji To-day George said he knew he was} Daniel O'Brien * No, 624 Lbh ? ve jor Mathieu notifie ecretary Nt and decided to “play the part’'} Avenue. was struck by an automobih of State Hughes of Chili's accepance at be 4 to jail at pen ose to-day in front of N Ww 45th fei his gonference at the Stat Department kids. That's why 1 Med about my age Street, He was de on arrival at date yeoterday. be added, Roosevelt Hospital,