The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 3

_ IDEN 1 AIRE ESCAPE ORONANG Would Compel Owners of 200,000 Dwellings to Buy Many $20 Escapes. AUTOMATIC” IS JOKER. Alderman Butden, He of “Gas Cut-Of” Project, Father of Proposed Law. An ordinance which, if passed, will Bost the home owners of New York City at least $24,000,000, assure that Bum for a single manufacturing con- fern and directly help to keep up or Increase high rents in all small houses ccupled by tenants, has been intro- @uced in the Board of Aldermen and now being considered by the Com- ittee on Buildings. The introducer the ordinance is Alderman Samuel Burden of Long Island City, Chairman of that committee, The ordinance is intended t@ amend ection 162 of article 8 of chapter 6 ‘of the Code of Ordinances relating to fire estapes by inserting a new para- graph. This amendment ts one providing for the installation of automatic fire @scapes. It reads: “Whenever any building three stories or more in height,. used for dwelling purposes, is not now required by law or ordinance to be equipped with means of fire escape, the Fire Commissioner or the Superintendent or Buildings having jurisdiction may require every sleeping room with an opening on either the front, the rear or side of such, building to be equipped with an automutic fire escape, approved by the Board of Standards and Ap- peas.” Only one automatic fire escape has deen approved by the Board of Stand- ards and Appeals. Thot one ts the Davy automatic fire escape, manu- factured by C. Ff. Davy « yracuse, New York, and having an office at 5 41 Park Row, New York City, Davy's application for approval wos filed on The cost of a single Davy automat- Ye fire escape is $20, plus 9 cents per foot for cable. There are about 300,000 one and two family houses in the city. Of these about 200,000 may be construed as coming within the provisions of the ordinance {ntro- ternoon the br $74,000,000 GRAB |”"*- Says She Got Divorce From Son of Hoboken Million- aire for Desertion Miss Alice Key Comely Oct. 14, 1919. There was no de-lwno w, Mrs. Stevens is the daughter of the Jay in’ granting formal approval.| Gor pa ent BIW Of the late )iate William James Comely of Lon- which was iiven toss than two weeks |C! Edwin S. Stevens, the Hoboken |don fatep—on Nov. 26) 1919. millionaire, will be married this af-] At the wedding this afternoon In to Henry banker and Assistant Secretary of the Equitable Trust Company plication for a marriage license Tues- day furnished the first intimation that le-to-be had Stevens, Divorced Last May, Weds Henry P. Nash To-Day ai teaht igHates ALICE KEY COMtly STEVENS! from Washington Lewis Stevens. told the marriage license clerk was divorced under charges of deser- tion in proceedings begun in New Jersey, Nov. 21 last and a final de- cree entered May 22. She she Stevens, Payne N the Memorial Church at Hartsdale, N. Mrs. Stevens will be given In marriage by her brother, James C. Comely, and her sister, Mrs. Willlam Lee Woodward, will be her only at- tendant. sh, a he ap- been divorced duced. For example, there are in different boroughs tens of thousands of pri- vate houses containing two and anattic floor. Under the sure of high taxes and other costs, the rooms on the attic floor are let for lodging purposes. Fach of the sleeping rooms, should the ordinance become a la would have to be equipped with an antomatic fire escape. The same may be true of wh two-family houses uthough holling only two fam often actually more than two stories and May be construed as coming within the deffnition and intent of the ordin- ance, if it becomes law. To each of the 200,000 houses pos- sibly affected an average of six sleep- ing rooms may be allowed, even con- gidering the fact that in some small houses there are interior sleeping rooms having no windows. In all this would mean 1,200,000 rooms that might have to be equipped with auto- matic fire escapes at $20 each, pres- ent price. There is no guarantee that if a big demand should set in the Price would not go higher. But at the current price the total charge upon the community would be $24,000,009. ‘This estimate «oes not include the additiona} cost of 9 cents per foot of cable, the aggregate of which cost would run into large figures. Fire Department statistics sho * that dwelling house fires have been diminishing and that the number of Mineola, deaths in houses occupied by not more than two families has been small, Of 9,876 fires in this class of sbuildings from 1916 to 1920 inclusive, | SU@rding there were 182 deaths. These were casualties either caused on the spot by-fires or subsequently from inj received at the time of the fire: Fire Department officials say that even In the most modern buildings amply equipped with every device, deaths often result because the occupanis become panic-stricken, It was Alderman Burden who, as Chairman of the Committee on Build- ings, favorably reported in April last the gas cut-off ordinance which would have entailed an expense of $45,00v,- 000 to property owners. The Evening World so vigorously called public at- tention to this increase that a popu- lice feur. PLAN MORE STAIRWAYS AT WALL ST. STATION Plans for additional stairways to the Wall Street station of the Interborough subway were ordered prepared to-day by the Transit Commission, ‘The station fg of the “island” type, used by north and southbound passengers, The sta- tion has developed as a traffic centre beyond all expectations, Last year sort of have not with learn forners opposite, SUIT BY ACTRESS THREATENS LAWYER IN HIRSH SHOOTING Reine Davies Objects to Re- port That All at Party Were Intoxicated. Miss Reine Dayles, screen s'ar, was the first witness called to-day before the Nassau which began its tion of the shooting of Oscar A, Hirsn on Saturday night following a party at Miss Davies's home in Freeport. Mrs, Hazel Hirsh, his wife, is at Iib- erty under a bond of $25,000 on charge of assault, it being alleged that she shot him, Immediately after Miss Davies? her father, Magistrate Bernard J, Douras, was called for testimony and after the jury ‘ad questioned him, he and Miss Davies left the courthous from speaking to anyone, Before the jury adjourned, to meet again at 8 o’clock to-morrow after- noon, it examined George Van Cleve, Dr. William H. Runcle, Chief of Po- Hartmann of Joseph Quash, Miss Davies's chauf- It was understood about the court- resent her damage incurred by her house that the jury will make @ pre-} former husband's alleged failure to sentment in the case to-morrow. live up to h reement."* Miss Davies to-day threatened to| Evidence produced to-day that lar demonstration against it at @] pring suit for libel ugainst George M.| 0" Dec: 6 an Mrs, Cowan sian’ public hearing before Mayor Hylan < i release sof all claims against Hark- Seused the Mayor to send {t back|12¥¥: Mrs. Hirsh’s attorney, for hav-| nosy in consideration of $200,000, to the Board of Aldermen with hlie| {ng .been reported as saying that all] Her dower right in the real estate @isapproval. the persons at Miss Davies's party! owned by the millionaire in New a ieeweree were under the Influence of liquor. York, Kentucky, Ohlo and Callfor- “I never said anything like that," Mr. Levy declared to-day. vay that Mr. Hirsh and his wife were tight, and I adhere to that statement 1 understand, Douras has an idea of bringing some libel Magistrate Douras recently to the basis for credited to him that when he ran out of Freeport, on the charge of shoot- $70,000,000 SUIT IS LOST BY FIRST WIFE OF HARKNESS —— Signed Release of Rights to Oil Magnate’s Estate Uucer Reciprocal Wills. Mrs, Marie M. Cowan, divorced wife of Harry S, Harkness, Standard Oil millionaire, who died January 23, 1919, to-day lost her suit to recover $20,000,000 from his estate by a de- sion of Supreme Court Justice Wasservogel ' The action was one between the divorced wife of Harkness and his widow to secure control of his vast estate. The first Mrs, Harkness said she married the oil magpate here on November 8, 1906, and that they lyed together until 1915, In 1909, she al- leges, she and Harkness entered into an ment County Grand Jury ‘nvestiga- a he closely preventing her His oniy agre to execute reciprocal wills leaving all of their property to her and remark to the assembled newspaper each out: These documents were men was ‘Not a word, not a word,” | {uly made Upon his deathbed, however, the Millionaire is alleged to have executed another will leaving his entire estate to his widow, Florence S, Harkness. The first wife asked the court to-day to nullify the latter will and give her judgment for $20,000,000 or ‘such other sum as may be found to rep- Freeport, and ed by this agree- servogel decided nia also was forfe: ment, Justice Wa “But I did ing her husband, but the proceedings were adjourned urday morning at 9 o'clock because Assistant Dis- trict. Attorney Edwards wished to present the case to-day to the Grand Jury at Mineola, Mrs, Hirsh, both her eyes still discolored from the struggle with her too, that Magistrate. action against me. I been able to get in touch the statement Nex r on the Davies lawn after the shoot-| hustand on the Davies lawn, was in ae ebiy aa mary tnore uscd it'as| ing he heard Hirsh say, ‘The damn| Mr, Lovy's office to-day, but she an exit. woman has got me at last.’ Mr.| was not permitted to talk to newspa- The plans now call for an extenston| Levy smiled broadly at the sueges-|per men. Mr. Levy said for her that of the mezzanine at the south end and] jon of libel actions against hin there ‘waa. nt hatever that Peed Lash Put paket This was to have teen the day of| Hirsh had intended to soot himaeif at aa William Sisecta ‘The|the examination of Mrs, Hirsh be-| that evening at it was in Mra eee oe vats entrances will be at botn| fore Police Judge John N, Hartmann! Hirsh’s struggle to prevent him that ber husband was accidentally shot, Jersey Politicians’ Feast Dry When Raiders Seize Rum Supply FYCUISED BY COURT i FORREST OF TERM Nearly 309 Bottles and Six Cases of Beer Taken--Edwards Among Guests. Sheriff John Hannon of ® Under Union County, N. J., was the recipl-fand sherry, and six cases real anti+ ent of a testimonial banquet last night] Volstead heer ; at Braunstein’s restaurant, Hudson a n’s toenae declared after- Dismissal Delays Plans to Ave ’ v! t, Union| V8rd that Republican politicians, un- A i Avenue and Wéehawken Street, Us Het the atlenpprehension that’ tha Charge Father With Plot Hill, It probably was as dry a dinner} ijquor was intended for the Demo- to Hide Evidence { us ever marked the launching of # po-|erat dinner, had engineered the . : (a) ite =Vid ice, itleal boom, Hannon‘s: friends mute) Fala Write a few lines to a ihe turing torsos} yi eamem AEE! THE, EVENING V/ORLD _. |,-,cotcye, com, con elect him Sheriff in 1923. , tag st) there: Waa 90 ; Jury, which Indicted Walter S. Ward Gov. Edwards, Secretary of State] politic cance to the rad and tar Evening World Will Pay $1 for Each Item Printed. charging him with the murder of Martin and Judge Francis H. Mae} that no politicians, Democratic or Re- Evening World Will Pay $2 for Each Snapshot Printed of |ciarence Peters, was excused for the Cauley were the principal speakers. ae any WTI a ote ud We de) Some Unusual Scene or Incident With an term by Justice Morachauser in the # © yestnvant, he satd, was one 0 : : One hour before tho bandueterd|ecorat tiated for the attentions of the 7 Accompanying Description. Supreme Court to-day with the were scheduled to assemble, a motor} pvidinge party, but so much time was eae What Did You Meet Editor, Kvening World, P.O. Bos isd, City Hall to% Tthanks of the court truck backed up at the restaurant and|iaiken uj at Braunstein'’s place that en ERYBODY GETS A smAT. by 4 Chinese nurse In her native cos] ore dismiasal puts an end for the Vederal Prohibition agents from New- iv others were visited Over since that big atorm a seven-|tume—B. A. L., West Ad Sireet ae tO the plan of tossttii ark entered. When the truck left, ac} According to Bowne, most of the} >°8F-old boy over this way has been} i. you miss oR YOURE OUT OF esi wi f onspiracy to cording to the Federal agents, It car-Hijquor found was in ice boxes, hut|!*ning up. Lightning struck and ThGK URE George 8 ‘ard for conspiracy ried a cargo which included fifty bot-}none of it was on the tables. Tho] felled @ big tree immediately in. fror Whtie at Barclay street and |*UbPreee evidence In the Peters case tles of cocktails, taken from ice packs.|euosts fo, the political dinner, le}Of his house. This young man induce Rroudway 1 saw a man standing {80 that he can be brought back to iy us bottles of whiskey, i Poh sald, had not commenced to arrive 4, 01 brother to rig up jn aeonnw.| With Ale back againat the old Post |inig State by extradition, ‘The Dis- champagne, several bottles of port! when the saiders left © price is 1 cent for “five rides ico Building across the way ~-— = Business in thriving <-Grace Madiso|| counting, the atoriea in the Wool- |tret Attorney did not contemplate Street, Brooklyn worth Bullding, and then recounting [with enthusiasm getting the elder them (o be sure he had not miased any.—W. F. MoCarthy, 2108 Am- sterdam Avenw SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY. An old man who plainty had beer “taking something” inaisted go strongly and so loudly that T take his seat this orning tn the subway that finally | Ward as a State's witness whose testimony would have to be accepted by the State if it put him on the stand. It is believed the case against EREASY INDICTED [SHOT BY HUSBAND RUSY. at the corner of While I stood 23d accepted It to avoid further embarrass. | Stiel and 9th Avenue last night a boy | Walter Ward will be such by the time ment, It wasn't long before T saw 9 Pf Shout fourteen passed me with a it fs put to trial that George S. Ward U Vacant place on the other side of the] Pound piece of ice in the tin tublwitt have to overcome his reluctance ‘ war. Aa quietly a8 1 could 2 made tn nounted-on one shoulder. “With iia lips to testify and try to help his son as ‘ ‘ way to it, As Larose the old fellow ]and the free hand he was manipu Hurst hite 4One and nis selection ae |. Mouth orkan—Wm. Jv A. Reed). 41s | © Wieness for. the derenee, e eat 22d 8 t The Grand Jury made two preseni- nyed me moat dreadfully. It was] Weat 22d st u , Farewell, My Own Tru — ments. One of them exonerated Fore juciile, Crescent Street, Brook-] 1S DAD WAS THE HUNGRY MAN/iyan A. B. Corner from’ charges —_ —_ i made in court by Ward's aliomncyy teat he attempted by unlawfat means and through ulterior motives tu fore the indictment of Ward. The Grand Jury said it was well aware that Mr FROM HARLEM, At an af(air conducted by one of the neighborhood churches Inst night I saw one very small boy dispose of four bot- tles of soda pop, three extra thick I Slayer Then Shoots Himself Beside Baby Wife Was Former Suitor Is Believed For- mally Charged With DEFLATION IN WALL STREET. AL the corner of Wall and Penrl Streets [ saw three small boys letting Wanatiaia 5 aah the alr out of one of the tres of a bish-| cream sandwiches and two hot doK*|Cordner was once a candidate for th Teacher's Death. About to Take Away. priced automobile while the ehauf with mustard on ‘om, ‘Then he went tol poticy Commission of New Rocheli Heme Sere . a, read a newspaper.—M. Lowenhardt, 8738 | — is mother f to eat with 178th Street. “money to get something spetition “Daniel Franklin, 836 West pout that he was nover in competiti n Avenue, Brooklyn. with Walter 8. Ward, who was ar- Reckless \ remark made to-day by Assistant of the stream of automo District Attorney Edwards after tha}biles crowding homeward through ronaxe 7 THIRVES, vointed tong after Mr. Cordner cease: ; Nassau County Grand Jury spent} Floral Park, L. 1, a very pretty] On the Franklin Turnpike this morn-[@SEVENTERN STITCHES WERE to be a candidute, fA Me inte young woman ra t of several | ing | saw a flivver tied to a tree.~ TAKEN. The other presentment exoneiated two hours examining witnesses In its | ¥OUn# h ran in front of several | voisen, Woodland Avenue, Ramsey, N.] Drawn up before a tailoring eatablish- [Sherif Werner from the charge mai Investigntion of the shooting of Miss|{'O™ the tailor shop of Albert Tal-| 5 ment in Long Island City thin after- Jin the Evening Journal hy Cornelin« edith Gaver OA. echbol stexehardels larich, No. 247 Jericho Turnpike, just = om was an automobile of one of the} Vanderbilt jr. that Werner took Wert a anVOYs rafter 6 o'clock Inst evening. She was THHY pO. xpensive makes which J thought I]j.om jail and to the Ward hone a° ¥reeport t week, strongly implled| oe pee ean ‘ In the subway station at 104d d as the property of a hte New Rochclle, where he visited fs that William Creasy, formerly hor’ ling frantically for help and Aisdel thts mioviidp faa anvalderly iyslelan, 1 ise Back of the Mis CARRE May St rivers swung wide to avert running man of “important” appearance niin the shop T found Ove } ‘ " veatigation sweetheart, had been indicted forli gs 4 : : onepnlopw eee ic an approach. [dressed In B. V. Des, waiting for the With the Grand Jury Inventigatios ae ier down and checked, to be ready to Pee eda Dorothy | tallor to finish a little job on what}out of the way, District Attorney ) pa tL give hélp if needed a erat LOO Atrect. ” [used to be called the “unmentiona- | Weeks said he would be able to mak: } Mr. Edwards would vt state di In the middie of the pike and (he Rae, gAtesiss bles.""—Benjamin Stehrs, No. $7 Lurt-[the trip to Brooklyn, deferred from rectly whether there Wad been antneart of the. vill peel TOY BALLOON. ing Avenue, Elmhurst, b. 1. yesterday, to ask Justice Blackmar ot , CaO She: Ue) Uh 5: = the Appellate Division for a stay of indictment, but he add Just when f had begun to think 1 TLE a " " hi pr ipa cial . her hands and dropped to the road-|snouid never be able to qulet th on ieote jae Ch EPRICE i] the order compelling him to give You may draw your own Inference tway. A dozen men, leaping out to ald| the wind brought to tha telephone wi (a Ward's attorneys a copy of the Grand aie joined by a young woman of the a he fae at ad ore tha at o1 indow a toy balloon that " comet * that Thad more than a}ner, found her dead. A bullgt hole} tently it hnd ‘stolen from the hands of | "€ishborhood whoxe place of business leah LU lee _ dozen witnesses whom I did not call, lin her back told the method of her|wome ttle one and sent scurrying] !* in the sane district ux my own. At ree as I thought the case strong enough | saying across intervening yards, 1 placed the} downtown corner a young man was aying and the open door of the son passing out “samples,” but t i ” high chair close to tho window and my K 0 inples,”” but to men only. without them led the witnesses in and through it {happy youngster was content for nearly] This Here dame ia of the atrong-minded YOUR BATHING SUIT He also explained that Supreme]eo , . a hour while [ hurried with house-| Variety, She left me, ran back and In- Court Just Callag! 1 mae ape Ui ENIDEy Room Ath) then teen Aon tweke and prepared to go ow sted on her ample, While sho wast! MAY WIN YOU $50 ourt Justice Callaghan was sitting (phere they found Tallarich dead, witt | Mrs. Alex C. Mattison, No. 1034 Madi-[one I looked at. the thing. It was io A Rack Isnlidn eonit Hoe canie ; speeds Rodda leans b n—G. P., West Tenth CONTEST Ks eee : pay i ne i 5 : me bullet wounds in his temple and heart, |) Street, Brooklyn, Bayonne, N. J. (Please send IN PHOTO 0 Mineola to receive any word trom}and beside him the revolver with} gUSBANDS, LOVE YOUR WIVES, the Grand Jury which he had siain his wite, Julla,| im tho window of a title cae. | ang wema-cOUNTY. BUTCHER avening World Photog Mildred Sinser. a school te Wife Can't Cook Dot Phila ratty ill S: i nser preee la and himself ache ae Ie re a Cid Mery While watting for a Valley Stream|] raphers Will Snap Cos- who was Miss Lavoy's roommate in} 4 baby, four months old, dressed] Her for a Pet.’'—J. Gi, 4th Vile eign on thes Tou © arene tumes on Beaches. Na WRRDOFE BORIS BLES Aa TS 5 s N18 sign on (he awning over @ butcher thes. 4 7 ae Ks ‘ ae hou a was the] tor outdoors, on the floor, kicking] Street, Brooklyn. “ Kings and Queens Meat." : ! wipes cal E vefore THE IUY<l un nis Heel&, aiicking hie thumb end ON THE BOWERY. Ravent Wendort, No. 188! College Ave: ‘There is a prize of $50 for men ree other teachers, Cracel iooxing with wide eyes at the strange} Between Delancey and Rivington 2 the prettiest bathing costume Duby, Margaret Walsh and Ednalinyvaders. Beside the child was a] Streets on the Bowery this afternoon an) CHEW YOUR GUM LIKE A LADY. worn by a woman at Manhat- a ea alled, as was| handbag . a e orehant offered for only aw this warning Shoemaker, were also called, as was} handbag, just packed. It held afitinerant morchant offered fr tet faa kis warning, prominently tan-Brighton next Saturday Eva 1 y, sister of the dead gir!.| baby's bottle full of warm miik,| cents the following go displayed in a Kelyn dance hall: Ree ee eer eee eviaTedinthea lke nih MUR Ty a ring; (2) a tle-pin} (3) ‘a of} “Patrons twill kindly use Sunday afternoon, $25 for the next Two physicians were examined, Dro] D4by’s clothes and a few woman's} doing buttons: (1) a palr of cuit but-| decormm.”"—M, By Stanwie Street arments. wateh" “| prettiest and $5 each for the William H. Runcie, who was first tons; (5) a watch chain; (6) Brooklyn ‘o] Mrs, ‘Tallarich, twenty-five, who left] the size of « full moon. When business : next prettiest five in order, arrive after the shooting. agd Arthur|her husband three weeks ago, tak-|slowed down perceptibly the Searchant OUR GUPSS 14 A 9-LB. BOY, Prizes in the same amount D. Jacques, who performed the top-|ine the waby, returned to him Tues-|drew a new audience b r ies leat Sorry 1 not tell y " vi sy ta Mr ani Re mith k ep lday evening. Alfred Masse, who oc] secret of the mug He Te OEE. alti about, y saw +: well Boon ae await those WhO Rhow" tanta, y, and Mrs eA. § . keeper a i roukh the palin of you Dut, Dut T saw a well dre seine bearditie hottser Policanaa}(upies the second floor above thel Kg KMME IMC “eoventh Street,] with a panama on his head stop be- || !magination and designing skil! of the poardings monses Taceinan tailor shop, heard the ‘Tallartchs| Brooklyn. tween Tist and 72d Streets in Broadway, |] in the clothes they wear down alte sin a aries W. Han-| quarreling at & o'clock yesterday af a. where a building is in process af con- into the Atlantic at Long son. a fingerprint expert. 7 ternoon. It seemed evident that the MOTHER PICKS A WINNER. struction, and open a carton of clgar- The foreman of the Jury is Robert} voung woman again decided to quit 1 saw pa, ma and the baby this Jettés for the concrete mixers and a box Branch, Low Bacon, son of Robert Bacon, for-lher husband after th el : oadway, Brooklyn, |! cl#ars for the other fellows.—Joseph Lean girls, plump girls, pug mer Ambassador to France. at quarrel,| afternoon on a Bri i A. Branagan, 232 Ninth Street, Brook. ss pi vho is in the Mineola Jait,Jaressed, the baby and herself for aj ‘“L”” train. Pa held the baby, which Ji’ . . or Grockan rode) noel —theesl Creasy, who Is iS Mneola id journey and was slain by Tallarich] was dining from a bottle. Mother denies having shot Miss Lavoy, de-l5+ the moment she chose for her de-] held @ newspaper, opened at tly LEAK IN HIS RO. Chingy make Re SaP Sete he claring she committed suicide. parture with the child, “| sport pages. I haven't the famtcat ad OF. Evening World wants to show IT accompanied a friend to the roof of the way -—- PLEADS GUILTY OF ROBBERY, Vincent Staneck, twenty-nine, of Pas- saic, N. J., pleaded guilty to robbery in the first degree when arraigned before County Judge McLaughlin tn Brooklyn to-day and was remanded until Monday she meant, but | heard her say, “Well, I'll tell you what I think, Dick, I think iU's @ set-up for Kewpie O'Neil.""—Albert Adler, 19 Lowistana Avenue, Brooklyn. PWINS AT THE TELE! notion wh Why the Tallarichs quarreled and Mrs. Tallarich left none seemed to know. She was in some terror, as was proved by the tenor of the tele- gram she filed at the Floral Park railroad station a half-hour before how many ways a bathing dress can be made to be at- tractive without being brazen Evening World photogra- phers will be on duty under house In which he lives, in Broad- near 254th Street, and saw him place an open umbrella over a i spot. He left the umbrell it would stop the leak.—Joseph A, Foley, Riverdale. HONE i ning, ence. In compan: t i. [hee death, It was addressed to Frank} Being a bit indisposed this morning, ALL HIS GEESE A) % signs that can be seen the for sentences faneck held. up Taie|Vilaroel, No. 184 East 110th Street,|1 hurried to the nearest booth to let my] to ie ne Ducns - » other men ss Nelor of No. 127 Graken |New York, husband of her slster|employer know I wasn't coming down.| | ‘lm sorry.’ the man aitting next tol] length o the beaches. All you Avenue, Brooklyn, and robbed him of | Angelina, ‘The booth was occupied Wy a man with| ma in the subway, was saying to isl] who are proud of your cos- $15,000 worth of Jewelry, of which| “Hurry to Floral Park with Angy,"| about 87% per coll. ‘ach arin] movies some other <1] tumes step right out in front of in the world, With a twin in he was trying to use the telephone Of course I went to his assistance, 1 held the babies for him. They started a rumpus, drew # amoll crowd and caused me some embarrassme nt. | was glad to give them up and go to another booth.—May, Second Avenue. might. 1 simply MUST go to the barber's to-night and have hair cut." I turned around, expecting to see somebody with Buf- falo Bill or Sutherland family tresses, nd disco the speaker to be an old gentleman with not more than a dozen hairs on his head,—Grace, Wall Street. $14,000 worth was recovered, it read. That was all them, give them your names and addresses and watch for the next Monday's Night Pic- torlal Edition of The Evening World (The Green Paper) to see the selection and jearn it you have won a prize, The Evening World photog. raphers will visit other beaches on other Saturdays to make pictures for similar prizes, Solve Great Hirshfield Mystery, But Davy’s Double isn’t He-Vamp Lawyer Herschfield, Also a Commissioner (of Deeds), Not Impersonator. The GREAT HIRSHFIELD IMPERSONATION MYSTERY was cleared up to-day. It appears that David Hershfield, a lawyer, with an office at No. 2 Rector Street, has not been representing himself as David Hirshfield, Commissioner of Accounts, but has often been mistaken for tie Commis- f. right POWER OF GOOD EXAMP The young man seated on 1 is morning in @ Madison Avenue car this meding a newspaper. An elderly gentleman later took the seat on my ft, ‘The young man finished with hi paper and was placing It behind him when the elderly man asked my pardon leaned over and inquired if he might take it, “Certainly,” said the younx man, whereupon the other took the newspaper and courteously proffered It owner @ cigar, So many folks are grouchy in the morning tha! the Incident faade an tmpreswion upon te that lasted until noon.—Josephine, Madison Ave A WELL-FILLED PURS: I saw the driver of two taxicabs jam on the emergency brakes of thelr cars in Fifth Avenue, near 85th Street, and dive for a fat pocketbook waiting in the highway for some one to rescue It. Looked like @ battle royal for a minute (Continued on Page Eleven.) For a cooling let-down after the driving heat of the day, try an iced glass sioner. he is seriously, taken for the Commis » was allowed to go on his way. Commissioner Hirshfield has been nore : hearing a lot about a man represent-| sioner of Accounts, he sald, he iw oar of Tetley’s Orange Pekoe ing himself to be David Hirshficid,| ways at pains immediately to rectity| At the “tube' terminal in Cortland Tea. A whiff of its flower- Commissioner of Accounts, and this] {he mistake street toward nightfall yesterday there like fragrance and a sip ; : “Have you ever impersonated David] stood In @ corner, gazing wistfully Into impersonator was reputed to be some person ay fper Hirshfleld, Commissioner of Ac-|the candy window, one of God's neg of its amber delicious- what of a he-vamp and everything.) cunts?’ MeGinlay asked. lected, ragged and starved looking littl ness will put hot-weather 7 mn . | 1“ an passing by een i But that must have been somebody ‘I object to that question,” re- bere, - Soa nor ne eee Rae Re aia aa aaah: | else than David Hershfield, the lawyer'| torted David Hershfield indignantly, | pocket, fished out either « quarter or a disconten of No. 2 Rector Street, who ia demure} “4 L deny I ever impersonated the] haif, handed {t to the kid, shoved him | z Commissioner of Accounts. Nobody|into the store and did not lenve until and discreet and all that I iid possibly impersonate h Lid he saw the customer being walled upor Out of motives of delicacy Commis sige anno? lomtinpae foe Com.|tsaw it all, and it is up to me to do Tetley’s Orange Pekoe sioner of Accounts Hirshfield kept out| missioner of Accounts at Atlantle ikewise ee ee ien ioe sar | of sight when David Hershfield of No | (ity in the presence of a young lady?’ | {feadie, Peekskill, N.Y 2 Rector Street appeared at the office | sked MeGinley ‘ of the Commissioner to-day to submit Ideny that, It's ridiculous on the BALL PLAYER to an examination, Mr. Hershfieli| ce of It At McComb's Da» was questioned by James MoCiir Mr MeCiinley questioned — Mr. [noon 1 saw & one-armed tu ‘ " Commissioner Hirshfleld’s Chief of| Hershfeld about a complaint made by |belleve me he could play. Covered sec: Staff, Jone Rok hor, a stenographer, [ond base for his teria 0 ou id, yn . See eer three aingles.—L. 8, Bs Stroet line cer ft 6 00 Wer LULLABIES shh SWEETLY ; Commissioner of 1) «Com Deeds wArieaL inti and his friends sometimes call the pret cents | on Riverside Dri = e LAURIER Ta reec a tnavar ir: SarohACld dusted iis choene andl ar eatils Sutaae ten as thee akes goo a certainty N Jatest type English peraabu