The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 8

Overwhelmed, He Says, by UNIT Magnificence of “America’s Greatest City.” ~ THER OWN York Veterans With Bril- Former U. 8. Senator Cornelius it Overseas Records Join | cote ts wituin six months of als hun- teat dredth birthday, but he still likes to New Organization. take in the sights and the sounds of New York, and he can discuss either Buropean affairs or interna’ politics with @ thorough knowledge of the situation. He has six newspapers read to him every morning im his suite in the Hotel Ambassador. “Tt {s forty years since I last visited New York,” he said. “No Grand Central Terminal nor Penhsylvania then. No skyscrapers eit! am overwhelr 1 by the changes I find in the appearance of America’s greatest city.” Former Senator Cole has no wrinkles, in spite of his great age. He "New York ts to have a flying unit its own, There has been at Hemp- a temporary aviation squadron, these men were part of the 1024 , and when the unit is re- will be transferred back to the 14th Infantry. Recruiting for the which will be known as the jth Air Service, has been started and York men who ‘Among these are Major Kenneth : Uittquer, who was a member of tho a 4 lle; - G. De | Latayatte ‘osigaserad Capt. A ing a member of the Union Society of Forest Larner, ee ae tir the Civil War and of the Sons of the sight enemy airplanes; Capt: Curtis! Revolution. Wheeler, who has six citations;] “I am one of the forty-niners, you Capt. George A. Vaughan jr,, who| know,” he said. “‘I was born in Lodi, ) has a record of thirteen enemy ma- - ghines, the D. 8. C. and British, French and Belgian medals; First ‘Lieut. Howard Burdick, who brought J “I have just come from Washing- |~ ton, where I went to the Senate and made a » I didn't see a man _ @own eight enemy planes, and nine ‘other officers who did valiant service in Burope. “General Order No. 16, sent out from the State Adjutant General's office, authorizes the reorganization of the peryice for the State Guard. It or- “ehange of station to Miller Field, F Staten and allo- The former Senator, who had been receiving visitors all the afternoon, MILEAGE BOOK BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE Interchangeable Tickets Withdrawn. WASHINGTON, June 30.—The ob- which placed In of warm support from Bor- President Cahill of Richmond. ( has 2 58 & ee ifs E rhrdlogelp er yong Bly building es filled ‘ick, breaking his +" ory b ranlldite alba king arm. ‘Toget service, you must have quality. Ai True economy reckons the service rendered. The service that B.V.D."gives makes it economical Under. Ex-Senator Cole, 100, Notes How New York Has Changed Since 80'S|z:0nx Prisoners Chargea| Fl was not at all tired and apparently was game for any number of ques- tions. Briskly, almost one might say with alacrity, the old man rose a. the re- porter prepared to depart. eyes ‘An. | believe that he has lived almost a cen- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1922, tires on his car. A charge of violat-|INEW BOOK ABOUT FLYERS GIVES 1,000 BIOGRAPHIES. wee FTH ARREST MADE |? #?ttention written by mattor of IN BRONX HOLD-UP Preacher's Vision of Missing Loot Fails to Come True. John Liantl, twenty-six, No, 2290 Second Avenue, was arraigne( to-day in Morrisania Court, SIX MEN AND GUN ale SEIZED WITH AUTO} oxain st him With Suspicion of Burglary. The suspicious appearance of six men seated in an automobile at 16ist Street and Brook Avenue, Bronx, last night, led Detectives Pitrizzo and Murphy of Morrisania Station to search the car and question the men. The detectives allege they found a loaded revolver in a pocket im the door of the car and twa ‘‘finimies" on the floor. The detectives jumped on the run- ning board, and ordering all but the chauffeur to throw up their hands, commanded the latter to ariye to Morrisania Poliee Station. \ The six were charged with suspi- cion of burglary. They doacribed themselves as Anthony Amato, twen- ty-three, No. 332 East 115th Street, who said he was a chauffeur em- ployed by Joseph Villano, a baker, No. 305 Bast 117th Street, also a member of the party; Joseph Caruso, twenty-two, No. 826 East 115th Street, bookbinder; Antonio De Luco, twenty-three, driver, No. 888 East 117th Street; Harry Lifrierl, twenty, clerk, No. 831 East 115th Street, and Salvatore Siraco, thirty-four, No. 332 East 116th Street. According to the detectives, Villano admitted he owned the revolver, say- ing he carried it because he had been the victim of two hold-ups, Villano said he used the ‘‘jimmies’’ to put being one of er . Br, RES SOLE. is bright and clear volce made 't hard to stepped on the Sullivan law was robbed a Bronx National Bank mer- senger Tuesday at 138th Street and Willow Avenue. He was arrested last night by Detective Demody of the Bronx Detective Bureau at Third Avenue and 149th Street, Four others are also in custody. Detectives still are searching for, the money taken from the bank mies- senger, which was believed to have been burted in a yard in the Bronx, The Rev. 8. 8S. Boyd, colored, No 126 South Ninth Street, Mout Vor- non, described to the police a vision he had of a white angel who told him a and was instantly killed. - OPEN All Day SATURDAY, July 1st, and . made ’ American Acronantics, nautics,” charged with five hold-up mea who Fourth Avenue. The information was compiled tion,” graphies carry photographs, There the Air Mall, Aero Club of Am Commerce, Underwriters’ Association. the missing money was in a tire of the robbery automobile, showed the “'message’’ to the preacher had met interference somewhere be- tween spirit land and Mount Vernon. aaonnnhllpsabamaia CAR CLEANER KILLED STEPPING ON THIRD RAIL George Aborastt, twenty-one, of No, 236 Street, at work in the car barns at 180th Street and La Fontaine Avenue, but a search @ car cleaner, East 111th Gouraud’s third rafl this morning Ori “Aviation” Tells Personnel of “Who's Who In American Aéro- ® 130-page book containing many pages of valuable information and biographies of nearly 1,000 persons in- terested in Government and commercial aviation, has just been issued by the Gardner-Moffat Company, Inc., No, 225 Lester D, Gardner, publisher of ‘‘Avia- he technical magazine of aero- nauties, Several hundred of the bio- is a list of the personnel of the Army and Navy Air Services, ica, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, Aero Clubs in the United States, the Aeronautical Chamber of . the Manufacturers’ Aircraft Association and the National Aircraft ental Cream REARN' Founded 1827 | FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. 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