The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 8

/ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1922, Girl Bather Sinks to Death, CH OF CAR ON BROADWAY ttn ot Bortet Descia han boon taben 1[avenory 80 eunsdoey tear elaine Father Dies Trying to Save Her cel recrmimgeny kh ‘Two Men Arrested While Trying to | "#*rded as rather serious, Sell Philadelphian’s Machine. consciousness, and it was sald at Belle- ASLEEP, FALLS 4 vue Hospital did not appear to be se- Lose Lives in Great Neck, L. I., Mystery Hole Where Others Have Perished. While seeking to negotiate the sale of riously hurt and would be out probably Officials o¢ North Hempstead, L. 1, have under consideration to-day AR SALESMAN MISS MARIE NORTON ‘CUSED OF FRAUD] TO BECOME BRIDE Si Paid Tratal-| . OF CVs WHITNEY “ments to Hide Fake i Contracts. fleations amounting to $40,600 lewed to have been discovered ‘DY €xpert autitors in the accounts of a motor car for $125, Virgil Gill, twen- STORIES; UNHURT |io « aay or two. ty-three, and Amey Coututer, twenty- seven, both of No. 310 West 44th Street, Foley has been camping on the root Foley, Camping on Roof, for fresh air for several nights, He has were arrested charged with having stolen the vehicle, ‘Phey were ar- Le 4 ened om we i. =" i Zink, star saleaman for he — the closing of beaches until the bottomless mystery hole in Success Lak Lecpesminisie= guia Sass teat eb Walks Off and Is Only hayes Merete a but never had a low heen, Sisey tv. "all widths, ; t house of C. F. Adams ‘dig ne seriou re, y of No, 127 West 126th , 5 ty ala rendered harmless, following two more drownings there! wir o¢ Philadelphia, who claimed that Waked Up. His wife heard him hit after his four- gegen Rrebh y it, the headquarters of which anrer rs his automobile had been stolen last story plunge and found him dazed but 130.W sttih st. NE, sin Erie, Pa. Mins Katherine McCarthy, twenty-| chance, though several have lost thelr) gay morning from 47th street ana] While walking tn his sleep Joseph J.| very mucheawake. Dr. Cohen. trom ig ed ik, who lives at No. 844 East fh Street, was arrested last night ithe complaint of Samuel Hindle, r of the concern, the specific Hiapse being the conversion by Zink a Maaris own Uses of $108.27 worth of ne her, There were others near, but t rware. . the many years Zink was om- Hed by the company he brought In 0 customers of record, all alleged pibhasers of silverware on the in- tment plan. It was declared to- is { that only about 300 of these were imate customers, was sald to be Zink's business to out customers for the company's two years old, of Ne ad tc hisiag Mt, MoGarthy, | hip. Gaughters, Broadway. ; ae Astoria, was suc! into ye deal Katherine and May, and two friends, Coutuler has @ motor repair shop at trap yesterday, and her father, David,| Catherine Fraser of Astoria and Cath-| No. 256 West 36th Street, and the police forty-eight, died in trying to rescue] erine Flynn of Jersey City, went to] say they found there a set of dies such the beach in an automobile with re used fn changing motor num- cloaks over their bathing suits, The He dented complicity in the al- they could not aid, Hours later the] iris jumped into the water and Mc. i theft or attempted eale, saying bodies were found, Carthy remained in the car. had merely fens haya heir hee ‘The lake and two 100-foot strips of gras bere Ge nsf 19nt Nee e. Senecre ace si ed tS and began swimming. She had gone crt shore are owned by North Hempstead. | *"" ‘titrty ave fect from shore then car had Bee tan cut in the name The beach borders the William K.| she screamed and seemed to be pulled Vanderbilt estate, Deepdale, Mr.| suddenly out of sight. Her fat! © army, had been sentenced on Oct. Vanderbilt formerly owned the rest of Heong ee the <exncnepiie, and|29, 1918, to ten years’ imprisonment at ‘ though unable to swim waded ‘out . the shore, The town’s beaches have! tiward where she hag disappeared and |“ Y ghey em grit ved Oe warning signs, “Bathing Here 18] was sucked down {n much the same m for purchase, to obtain c si ry Dangerous,’ but many bathers take a way his daughter had been. from the concern. Investiga- ; . Sct, Med. toharae’ with ata d 1 is alleged to have disclosed that] fy an automobile, but was discharged, gp see aaa pd ie Mrs, Sheridan 8, Norton of No, 859/last winter, 1s still attending school | Coutuler has no previous police recon, Friday & Saturday—Extraord inar y , podvig eatleas but will be graduated this month. |-rcHTTCHERIN ILL, SAYS Values in New Summertime Apparel Bisupposed delivery to these “cus- hd Mr. Norton is an attorney with »f-]Young Mr. Whitney, “Sonny,” as he fices at No. 440 Fourth Avenue, His|{s familiarly known, 1s a senior at REPORT FROM BERLIN wife 1s a daughter of the late Ben-| Yale and a member of one uf the)... .104 roreign Miniater’s itlon ‘i My re jamin Franklin Einstein, noted in his|"'ST)” norton would netther contirin Regarded an Serious, day as a lib@l lawyer. nor deny the report of the engage-' ILONDON, June 23 (Associnted Press), Miss Norton, who was a detrutante | ment. A Central News despatch from Berlin Foley, twenty-five years old, of No. 688! Flower Hospital took him to Bellevue, FifthSvenue %44 STREET Broadway o Social circles here and in Newport are expecting the formal announce- ment of the engagement of Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry/Payne Whitney and Miss Marie No daughter of Mr. and He auditors are said to have dis- Brod that the defaications extended ovat « period of four years, being bid- through instalment payments th Zink himself is alleged to have ¥ ms a austin Underthings Lord & Taylor — | wing tip oxtos “285 A very special group- ing from our regular stock, which includes FIFTH AVENUE $6.75 It is bound to give you a start of pleasant Misses’ Afternoon surptisé when you find such a good-look- ing, well-made shoe as this one at such a Chemises low price. You’d probably have paid a The New Mode in Step-ins Frocks $29.5 0, 415 good deal more for the same shoe last year. 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