The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, a Mexican engineer who had been graduated from a United States col- lege and who spoke English. He very kindly furnished me with money, clothes and food and sent word of my escape to Cuernavaca. A car later was gent to bring me to Mevico City.” peal ne Bahan RUSSIAN BANDITS RELEASE AMERICAN Tuthill, New York Man, Faced Death for Several Hours. MOSCOW, June 10 Associated Press).—His ability to prove himself an American saved Marshall N. Tut- hill of New York City from death at the hands of Russian bandits re- cently while he was motoring through thorities at Cuernavaca tht two of | the lonely steppes near Tsaritsin on the kidnappers of A. Bruce Bielaski | business of the American Relief Ad- have been ministration, brought heres fMt WH Pe) he bandits mistook Mr. Tuthill tor a village Soviet official. The hold- Discussing his escape from the up was participated in by about] — bandits, Biclaski to-day gave addi-| twenty bandits, all armed with rifles tional details as to how he had man.| They held their prisoner only a few aged to elude the vigilance of his hours, courteously feleasing him when he established his identity, captors. He was kept without food) Mr, Tuthill was shown the body of for more than twenty-four hours, ‘he| another man whom the bandits had ene henahe caught the day previous, and the pai thaw toa Nante re oan ack PY | bandit chief cheerfully remarked that cation in front of the entronee te ii | Tuthill would have suffered the same prison, When no word of ransom had fate had he not proved himself to be been received by Tuesday night ny an American. Mr. Tuthill’s home ts captors said they could wait no longer | &t No. 112 West 69th Street, New and threatene@ to kill me next morn-| Y°rk City. ing. ahiaaaieeneiee: “It was then that I decided to gain] WILL REVEALS SECOND WIFE. the confidence of the bandit leader by oo Joking with him and showing him| ST. PAUL, Minn., June 80.—Filing for feats of strength. I even showed the| Probate here to-day of the will of Alex- had taken from our party. In doing| the first time even to many of his intl. when aches and paine will tart. Ta 80 Incidentally I secured a picture | mate friends that he bad married a sec Ro chances, Pack Sloan's in you that will serve to identify my kid-|ond time and had a family of two sona|| Penee nappers. and a daughter in Yonkers, N.Y. “As a result of this good feeling| It developed that his second wite, which I succeeded in creating, the} Mrs Elva, bandits grew careless, That night, | {est May 2 Tuesday, the man guarding me fell] “Specific bequests totalling $265,000 are asleep. I wiggled out of the cave on| made in the will, and the residue my back and made my eacape in the darkness. “I reported to the first Mexican official I could find, who treated me kindly and immediately dispatched troops after the bandits, I also met MAN WITH PUNCH HAS MILLER’S O. K.; NO COLOR LINE Favors Best Man, White or Black, He Says of Dempsey-Wills Bout. ALBANY, June 30.—Gov. Mil- ler favors the best man, white or black, This was the com- ment he made to-day when he was asked about the proposed BTAFTS ADIGE | THO OF BELASKS TD BRITSH PRESS) BANDIT CAPTORS London N News Writers | hat Editorial Should Be * Kept Out of News. )ONDON, June 80 (Associated [es)—Chief Justice Taft of the gilted States, entertained at a yon yesterday by the British “Club, told its members the x had recognized the im- and power of their profession ‘choosing Warren G. Harding as , it and George Harvey as Ambassador to He Escaped PEST ay Tells How His Feats of Strength Won His Kidnappers. He said he had no objection to a Negro boxing a white man. He had not heard of the order of the State Boxing Commis- sion to Dempsey to recognize the challenge of Harry Wills or forfeit his title as heavy- weight champion of the world. MEXICO CITY, June 30.—Word has been received from the military au- Sloan's Liniment ji Great “ft has not been in the business of @ great daily newspaper,” Taft declared, ‘that earned Mr. hieTigh post, but his expe- and force as an editor, His taught him to deal with mat- Promptly and forcefully and him that the best way out of Berape is through it."” Chief Justice added that the r and he did not always politically, but they were at in their love for their own coun- and their profound respect and for England. Mr. Taft related some of his ex- as cub reporter on the incinnat! Times-Star. He described @ activities of the Washington Grid- m Club, which, he said, brought out the weaknesses and faults of pub- men. He pleaded for closer ad- in the English news columns » strict statements of fact, reserving and legitimate conclusions to , page. ‘was especially vital, he added, ‘with respect to international matters, which so often were susceptifile of misinterpretation and capable of stir- ring up perricious racial prejudice, which he declared was one of the sreatest dangers of the world. In a witty speech, Ambassador Har- ‘vey said the luncheon had given him an opportunity of meeting Mr. Taft, Was supposed to be staying at his ‘but whose presence since his arrival in England had been so much im demand by others that the only time he saw him was when he found him under the skylight of his house being sculptured in clay by an artist. The Ambassador referred to Mr. ‘Taft's remarks regarding racial an- tagonisms, saying it was just as nec- mary that the English should share ‘Washington, Lincoln and Taft with the Americans as it was that the to dampness — can't tell Elva McKenzie, died in Yonkers Mr. McKertzie died here deceased, his second wife, and like amounts to Jeanette Alpha McKenzie, an unmarried daughter; Alexander J. McKenzie and Thomas 750-752 8" Ave [tay Qur Easy Payment Pian ap) apple veverviiere within 150 miles of N. Y- We furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly payment MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES FREE WITHIN 100 MILES OF NEW YORK. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Say Kraft Cheese to Americans should share Shakespeare ‘with the English. your dealer and solve “E hope,” said Mr. Harvey, “when the Friday dinner prob- he returns to the United States, wear- Jem. Our free recipe book ing his academic gowns and laden with gives scores of appetizing degrees and honors, he will have the ways to make it the Pees Let he ecded © great 4-PIECE AMERICAN WALNUT OR MAHOGANY PanING ROOM SUITE, “meat” dish of the meal, An@inoteworthy number to the great | 1] Clee, anne Period, consisting of Butter, China + 3 varieties: American, vulsion. A. Wilkinson, Inc., Dempsey-Wills fight. = JAMES F. TAYLOR DIES WHILE IN A CONVULSION Believe Former Writer for Ihe World Was potsoned by Food, James Francis Taylor, 32, formerly ® special writer with The World, died early to-day at his residence, No, 3004 Heath Avenue, the Bronx, in a con- Tt 1s believed that he was poisoned by something that he ate. was taken {ll Monday. Mr. Taylor was employed by Lupton 32 Broadway. Re- AT THE mission in the Naval Reserve. on The World staff. who was Josephine world’s champion woman diver, baby, six months, his parents, and Mrs. Joseph Taylor, No. West 281st Street, a sister and brother. not been completed. Bartlett, Prior to the war he was for several years Mr. Taylor is survived by his wife, once Mr. 161 Funeral arrangements have Astoria Man Accused of Sinytng Mes, Cremona of Manhattan, Emil Scala, twenty-one, No. 240 Pot- to first degree murder to-day Court, Antoinette Cremona, Bast 107th Street, when a bullet he fired at his fathe: sixty of No. 301 went wild and struck Mra, Cremona in the forehead. She d ay In St James Hospital, Long Island City. Seal ter Avenue, Astoria, pleaded not guilty before Judge Humphrey in U6 Queens County He Is charged with killing Mra, Manhattan, June 18, 1922, -— + cently he served with the Russian Re-| HELD AS WOMAN SLAYER, | #* arrested yesterday at the home Nef Committee and during the war PLEADS SELF DEFENSE | ivn OY AGEs Nore renee served as an ensign, holding a com —s District Attormey Wallace declared says he wil prove self defense, FINEN 8 TO DRATH. 4] Charles Rotifitz, sixty-five, a sorter living at 1685 Tr} Ridgewood, Queens, was adjusting when he lost his balance, in that Scala engaged in an it, drew a gun and fired. When re. : na fell, he fled and was later ar- detectives of Astoria. Scala + SHADER, Myrtle Avenue, a window screen at his home last night fell from the third floor to the street and was killed MAIN FLOOR FORMER SIEGEL-COOPER BUILDING Operated by the ROSS STORES, Inc. Sixth Avenue, at 19th St. 8 New Summer Models Including sport and long line models— with belts and sashes. 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