The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1922, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1922, (POG SLOWS UP {SHE FNOSBURGL ey The Time-Ripened Opinion of 100-Year-Old Optimist\ SHPS RANG 10 | ATWINDOW.POLICE. LAND IMMIGRANTS} NABELEVATORBOY: Eight Reach Quarantine at} Young Woman Guarding Noon, but Largest and | Friends’ Apartment Screams Speediest Is Lost i in Mist. Till Help Arrives. BLARKSON &C0. Records em Another Link in Charges Against Brokers Who Failed. CONNECTION IS PROVED M’Gee’s $100,000 Started »® Clarkson Concern and He *., , Tried to Save It. Channe} at 12.01] The co rage’ of Miss Helen’ Farey this morning slowed up the race be-| temporarily occupying the apartment’ tween the nine vessels which have} Of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith at No, been lying outside Quarantine with] 4® Claremont Avenue, frustrated @ i their immigrant passengers waiting | burglary early this morning, aroused i for the moment to land in time to| the fashionable neighborhood and: re= come within the 3 per cent, quota] Sulted in the arrest of Joseph Moq:: i.e Lean, Negro, twenty-three, of Noy : 1) East 128th Street. McLean, elen, vatog cperator in the apartment: or less intrepid skippers, had arrived] house, was arraigned in West Side Fog over Ambros Direct connection between Fdaward ‘M. Puller, his partner Frank McGee, and their now bankrupt brokerage Eight vessels, commanded by more ’ firm of EM. Fuller ¢: Co., with the “The world is atleast a hun- “The fellows who try to tell | “Women have always been as “I agree with the fellow who “I've had one rule of life—nct at Quarantine before noon; but the aac this bgtcien! Naty charge of 5 firm of Clarks: : pecs Steptoe on pints Aieehaleneos nest Plants apo Prercle mile entsxial: ii RRA Aina ncn t and the speediest of them ali,| burglary, and protested his innocence. tks lean ea vaaahunel dred times better than it used to you the good old days were bet- fine as they could be—no room said women were no more fitted in moderation, And I've been as edhe Alaessaen th is passenger| There have been several burglaries Fecelver, was e RRR AD pide recereennnss baton T ct pone hace cea ic sta ny ‘ ‘ f + e! through the stenographic min-} be, and improving all the time.” , ter than to-day are talking non- — for improvement in that direc- for politics than men for wet cheerful as I could.” list of 806, of which 620 are sald tol (rorya tat mad ate tithe leans ‘utes of the hearings in the latter case ” ” ” be Greeks, was still lost in the fog./tng for a holld decided to ask thetr sense,’ tion,’ nurses.’ before Harold P. Coffin, the referee, — pws prorkanteny and as a result 200 or 300 members| friend, Miss Fare, to occupy the and A. Bruce Biclaski, the receiver and trustee. ‘The minutes, which were gone over ‘The Evening World in an attempt of that race may be sent back to their] *Partment. Miss Fare was awakened be nothing with whiéh to pay the e' ° “KING OF BOHEMIA” |." be sent mek the thin morning hy the crash of Hass mie re weet |Cornelius Cole Derides ATTEMPT T0 BRIBE | ror HALF CENTURY fat eased eT ns om ee = ee company, which also will be required] cape by And you know as well as I do to refund their passage money. Although alone and unarmed, Mise to verify a report it had received to that the Habilities in brokerage 6 Je Is DEAD IN PARIS All the ships bad steam up and ate valasd ee bed, Medea hore tha gest nat Fier and Nis bad] ctas are general 20 0x8 re | PRE Good Old Days’; Tells th “Dhrone™ Gack, [ters oot an rani cooreedrea Scan, cam, Gaererel = uae \ ghowed the following: mee] Se © fe run ia made on thi & Fark [out it was difficult and dangerous to| screamed and rushed to the hall te pos son & Co. was incorporated | house between now and October, Bench, ‘Though of proceed in the fox. Still, the Pres}-| call help, despite the fuct that the ine po ggtnalnal Pi vernon B, terran, whiting (thie Weucs wilbe able. | Why Present Day Is Better BIG WHISKEY PLOT Wealthy Family. dente Wilson of the Consulich Line, truder told her not to be frightened ee een iia ; ‘ ai {] ashe was the elevator operator. \ Rei irectiter, ahd Gramna|| ‘cicdesstully 0 withitend much: a ARIS, July 1.—A rt de |with 1,011 passengers taken on at] gome one telephoned police of the run upon it Gherardine, known to all in the Naples, and the Argentine with 196] West 100th Street station and Detecs” (Prother-in-law of Frank MeGee, put| Mr Goldstein: Our omce repre- |Civil War Senator, a Centenarian in Sep- = 2S Latin Quarter as the “'King of | passengers trom Triest, braved ‘t.| {ven Willlum N. Davis and Jamew up orn entire $100,000 capital stock.| sents Fuller & Co. * © 9 ; . .| Bohemia," Is dead. He was buried | They both arrived at Quarantine at| front of the, euse cay aeeatereas ‘This $100,000 was given to him by nies oe Weetnered thee tember, Says Stress on Century Ss Progess in} Restaurant Man Accused Of} yesterday in the family vault in [12.03 o'clock. The Vasari, with 245] MeLeun, who informed them he wate MIRED week tetore Clarkson & Co.| business, As T understand it Comfortable Living and on Country’s Strides| Seeking Letters in Mail Fase PA Cuniee) Coser. .ebs) || hesseueere afromianouty Sefienn | leamiue ornate : Tr rcorgauisea ao a tarmerstic,| they are one of the best houses : ; ash 3 - f Dry Chief the funeral was attended by | ports, arrived a moment later, and becigeegin ey she Leildha crepe? Spas ing that this was necessary to| ©n the Consolidated Exchange, in Transportation¢ Science and Idealism— of Dry Chief. many art students and men high | at 12.10 o'clock came the Latvia with] 88h of glass and rushed up the are~ = — escape to catch the burglars. When he ‘@ member in the Consolidated | “and their Indorsement ts good : in public life, 91 passengers from Baltic ports. wa $ o 8 positively tdentified by Miss Fare Bier exchane. __Glinam ‘withdrew| sn Indoreement could be given Everything 1a for the/Bestand as ltShowld Bel 1, sis: co ouain ciel winarewat ot] tub sirsipied| Klug wanceraal ||) Keane tp Chater wceN tite Eo one change in business relationship was| ‘This house is apparently in good, - A 1,700 casés and twenty-seven barrela| the Latin Quarter for nearly a the remaining vessels off Sandy Hook| Fe etcape, McLean was locked ap, given customers, or creditors or ad-] folvent condition, and the mem- By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. of whiskey from a distillery in this} half century and exemplified in Jand in Gravesend Bay until this) F —— vettived, bers of the firm are giving you, ‘c HE world is at least a hundred times finer than it used to be, |city on a fake permit was revealed} jy person the carefree spirit of |morning. The Conte Rosso with WARD'S COUNSEL &—When criminal prosecution was} individually, and the firm indorag- and it’s improving all the time! ‘That's what civilization |by Assistant U. S. Attorney Mattuck] pohemia, He cared neither for 1,600 passengers from Naples came WILL SEE MINUTES threatened by Saul S. Myers, attor- oeette on caannt gaeane Sige means!” to-day before U. S Commissioner] money nor food, for clothing or |into Quarantine at 10.80 o'clock, fol- Cieeacintcy procesdions. wien England to give an indorsement to There you have the unexpectedly cheery verdict one of the most Hitchcock, It was when Jacob Gluko,| sbelter, His bed was a park |lowed a few minutes later by the nie bench, his costume a picturesque |Vestris with 103 passengers from| Peters’ Slayer Cheers in r of a Forsyth , collection of garments of vary- |Hamburg and Southampton, the ing hues, He composed much |Niouw Amsterdam with 264 trom| Cell by Technical Legal are still on, McGee and Fuller <ame| * * © I doynot represent interesting and experienced judges of the cosmos—a judge who has | 'ntil recently owr eemmesmecue of Clarkson & Co,, first AA, HME AAEM Bees been “on the bench” of this old world not less than a hundred years, | Street restaurant, was arraigned on “offering to underwrite $40,000 tn represents Mr. Gilham. He is former United States Senator Cornelius Cole, born in New York |® charge of bribing a letter carrier] poetry, but never put it on |Rotterdam, the Paris with 762 from eee any with which the bankrupts could] “RUNNING A BUCKET SHOP AND! 1. adopted by California, who will be one hundred years old next | that Mattuck accused the prisoner of | paper. Havre and Plymouth and the Seyd-|* Victory. help settle with the 1,400 creditors. FLEECING THE PUBLIC.” Saptambac! wi a Forty Niner and houth's eriena balnie al prineifal in (nisvallepedivew He was born of a wealthy Brit- |litz with 893 from Bremen. Walter S. Ward, Indicted for the ‘When this, too, was rejected, Fuller ‘ ff i ptember, who was y: ncoin’s friend, who sat in the tany family. One brother was up The plight of the King Alexander | murder of Clarence Peters, is reported ‘and McGee offered to iadorse person-|/ On page 75, We same meeting, the} Qjyi] War Congress, and, as Senator, took part in the impeachment of | Plot. Admiral and another a banker, is considered acute. Only 659 Greeks |to be greatly cheered in his jail cell ally and as the firm * E. M. Ful- ee fan toeasno nats Andrew Johnaon, PostofMice Inspector Willlam Mur- i : will be allowed to land in July, An-|at White Plains by the fallure of Dis i * Go. notes to the extent ot . 1. y : He leaves New: York to-day. fi < | hy and U. S. Agent Seib arrested ticipating this, slower vessels started |trict Attorney Weeks to keep from -day for y / , \ ‘ experience proves these People | se ‘peautiful home just outside | the every day conveniences of liv- | sIuko to-day. He was held in $10,-|MRS, HIRSH PLEADS | more than « fortnight ago with an im-| Ward's counsel the minutes of thé creditors doubted the sta.) were Ct pet sep an Taukeeaaete nal ink which are enjoyed by people | 99 pail, charged with having bribed NEXT WEDNESDAY migrant passenger list well within the |Grand Jury. Weeks failed to get even integrity of Fuller and Me jeesingi> peor \eut | elr Los Angeles, from which he jour- with moderate incomes — and bail, limits of the Greek quota, The King |a temporary stay. Ger wel for Clarkson Indignan‘ly| money. © hy ular ae neyed Blast to accent an honorary which would have seemed sheer | ‘Homas Cullen, a letter carrier, t« —_—_— Alexunder, however, depending on its} Justice Morgchauser tn his order al= + declared that E. M. Fuller & Co. was} taken moi 7 sa, ‘rel r rey 0 e r ae 3f © - d = i br : sata ie tivel Weriiatal LL. D. from Wesleyan, Univers- luxury to.similar groups a hun- jsurrendér a registered letter ad-\‘I'o Be Arraigned on Assault] speed and net takisx into account the |lowed five days for the surrender of), solvent and a strong an any nour] ‘After the creditors had—voted to| ity, of which he s the oldest | dred years ago. The people who |dressed to the Federal Prohibition) Charge Resulting F pore re wet sere fhe baindipengr mph eee abi Panamera 8 onthe Consolidated. “We cannot get are always prating about the good aovar . . 3 harge Resulting From larger list. ‘The three ships carried | request for them Tuesday, The limit t the Bank of England to give an in-|Feject the composition and to submit} alumnus,and to revis!tWashington cldidkye don't neers ao cealie now Director at No, 1107 Broadway. Shooti more than 659 Greeks, and because it} {is to-morrow, and they will be able dorsement to you," Attorney Morris|to the remaining creditors the aues-| and this city. His “little daush- palich tore comfortante ge ia toe | TOSTinwLWAa’set for July 19, Shootings will be the last to land, the King Alex-| to get them Monday morning. Witli.” F. Goldstein sald, This was on June ae of landieacad oe sates fee ter,!"’as ‘he playfully calls the tall, those who live to-day.” A week ago Chief Hugh McQuillan} Mrs, Hazel Hirsh, wife of Oscar W.] der will be compelled to pay the|/ them the lawyers hope to be able tit Ramee Bulori# Co, talled June 30;| Myer, Gear the end of tis Hearings) ee atcon who watches over of the Special Intelligence’ Unit] Hirsh of Freeport, will be arraigned| Penalty provided by the Department | bring about a dismissal of the Indict-. §—The attorneys for Fulter and Me- | said: ere hs ‘& SUEB Fe - lsathed from) (Cunanl tel! acti before County Judge Furman of Suf.| °F Labor. ment. Their contention Is that som@, Gee are the same as fqr Clarkson|™ade that Mr. Gilham was a partner| him like a mother, says that he ‘But you don’t think,” I sug- | !°arn : ne that “bootleg: | roe County in Mineola on Wednesday] The Aauitania landed with 1,048] of the testimony was not legal. and Ingram—Leo J. Bondy and Hay,|!n this concern, * * * I do not! nas stood the trip wonderfully gested to this shrewd old optimist, | £?"S"’ had promised him big money If . s e passengers, but few of them were im-| When’ such an eation 14 ba ; ° ary s « Nassau County Indictment] Passengers, application 3 think we can show from the evidence| "¢ “ SE pe : he would turn over to them registered | Under the St. John & Moore... Mr. Golstoin is] think we can show from the evidence) well. And he really is an amaz- that our progress has been 1 tt ' migrants, Altogether the vessels] made is problematical. Justice Mors- vholly. ¢ 5 ail directed to the I Prohibit. [charging assault in the first degree | "UST 4 wholly along material lines? ho . i ci R arriving to-day brought 6,706. To-|chauser yesterday termfmated th Reamer: with Booty. No FULLEK|Re"® I think they stood behind the] ingly youthful oldster, both in ap- “T do not,” he declared prompt= [28 Director whose office was on his ue connection palit the wounding of] morrow fifteen smaller vessels are ex-| June Term of Part f. of the Supreme cCREDI v concern, however. Mr. McGee ts a] pearance and in his point of view ly, “We have progressed in ine "Ute: Cullen, Instructed to appear to : ioaldae repens a lawn party In] pected to arrive with 7,000 passengers. | Court and left for Nantucket. He will =] Bee aee NOTES: partner of Mr. Gilham. He foaned) stany a man of sixty has more telligence and in social idealism, [event the Proposition. turned over a} Frente nan. will sit for County | ,. Much congestion tx expected at Ellis] te urn to White Plains to sit Friday ‘The creditors at this meeting, june] Mr. Gilham $100,000 and he put that Ulan race Carmelite Golsia eve Education is far more general in |yis, Mee, etter to “Gluko, who paid . a x fhe ey ; sit for County] island because of this sudden influx of|of each week to hear motions in 2, voted almost unanimously to re- | $100,000,in Clarkson & C wrinkles, and Corne' s AG acops andl appliationy, seca | |g end Promised to givo him |Judge Smith, who is on vacation. immigrants, r whom Secretary| Special Term. If the application for’ fect the ‘composition’ offered by the DIER AND O OTHERS are bright, his white hair and Americans \pot a pretty) good eaus | rayeee cor tne surtender of another BLAZE NEARIG) S TANKS | 22v!# has created « new Board of Re-|dlamissal of the indictment ts, to be! ‘Clarkson attorneys, unless some other | DI Acard aveabuntant: His fandclnep tatlont wa Gentury came Gut onary ee a ac . GA view. Its members are George J.]madg before him in Criminal Term it en cien Wulers of saccer's ; trwana (and fees child's chance is now so much |story, saying he had picked ute the| CAUSES THREE ALARMS] Harris, Awsixtunt Supervising Inspee- | canflot be made before fall ‘could be obtained. The creditors did CANNOT BE FOUND ay BerER. Anal yon tf Anna) ator seat polenta ide bale ie Mpitn the edits tor for the Mexican Border; George | c= a . spar this.in the face of warnings that the : a | : kecion has not been abolished altogether. | hibition director NPT Letremen Win Hara Fight and save] W. Bone of the Labor Department most they could get with the tangible] Indicted for Jarceny and When 1 saw him at the Hote! donditions ‘are better than thes OU Ries apavenneciad dave Horses Chickens, Goats ond Dogs, | ind Thomas Thomas, immigration In-}/ YOUR BATHING SUIT er ret er ee Bucketing They Fail to Ambassador there was just one were in the past. Labor condi- [nection with the « ponte in " plot Battalion Chief Ward responded to] *pector at Cincinnatl against « possible 50 per cent. through eee : all-inclusive question I wanted to tions generally are better: neither [all the circumstances. of which are | te {rst alarm early this morning when an ee MAY WIN YOU $50 composition. The motion to sect Siirrender. ask him, and I tmagined I knew men nor women are worked as {known to the Government detectives, | Are started in the rag laundry of Rich- JUNE RAIN TOO MUCH IN PHOTO CONTEST ri y swel 7 ed § if hard or as long as they used to be. — ard rey, a No. eKraw Street, crimitial action against all connected} Detectives from District \ttorney | his answer. 1 wanted * sek * ss 2,000 LEPPER CARRIERS Ar mass,| Brooklyn, He sent in two alarms be:| FOR BROOKLYN CUPID i with Clarkson. Banton’s office have searched in vain| he thought the world had im- Archbishop Hayes will say commen, {cause tho blaze was dangerously close : Ma 129 F v1 almo 4 or gone back in the hun- “During th : h # y commun-1t6 tanks of the Brooklyn U; 7 x . H When The Evening World was in-|for Elmore D. Dier of the bankrupt | proved uring the war there, were mass to-morrow jommun-lto tanks of the Brooklyn Union Gns nD = od 19 te 7 | formed that the Fuller concern was| brokerage firm of EB. D. Dier & Co.,| dred years of his acquaintance pessimists who declared that it lock At St. Patrick's Cathedral, Firth | Company. ‘The third alarm brought License Rureau Issued 128]) Evening World’s Cameras back of Clackson it was told that|against whom sixteen indictments| with it. And I felt quite certain would pat (he world back: The venue and Sist Street, for more than | Chiet O'Hara Fewer Certificates Than Next Saturday to Snap had been in the employ of|have been returned for grand larceny | that he would join the chorus of war was a terrible thing, of | 2000 letter carriers, of the New York] ,,Thare Was a stubborn kh! Ls tn Ji 1921. * id Clarkson NF mule ite ek CUES bis Wea toe o aa controlled f ‘ i 5 Puller or McGee. “It was not for|and bucketing. Three of his asso-| elderly whither-do-we-drifters, the rou UT lOc AWHAUTERine OF tier Garsiers’ Holy Namie So0lety.| terey ang Wiremmn erank pootty of in June, Costumes on Three chatity, that Clarkson was given|ciates, indicted with him, alsa are| persons who are perfectly’ certain it—that fine and inspiring peace |iivena of St. Columbin's Crusen, No | Hook and Ladder Company No. 6 sut-| Whether or not there Is any force Beaches $100,000," the informant said. The/ missing. | |e \ that we grow pe header interior and disarmament conference of | 345 West 25th Street, Chaplain of the | {Ted lacerations of the hands from fall-lin the superstition against rainy-day . 5 record shows that Gilham’s $100,000,| Counsel for the four had promis and that our time is the nations at Washington last | letter carriers. Tho carrlers will march |", flass. but remained on duty odd ; Owing to the inclemency of borrowed. from McGee, was never re.|to produce them yesterday, but faile®| to “the good old da: autumn! Would the world have | from (ith Street and Fifth Avenue to] Fifteen horses, thirty chickens, two] Weddings, the fact remains that last th her, The Ey “ kadar Roda ‘eo: Detective Cuni@ ernie Here's where Cornelius Cole bed auch A couticerce acnae: [ino Cllwaral gv mea hens, six goata and two dogs} month the Marriage License Rureau @ weather, The Evening { ‘The following excerpts from tho| With a bench warrant, undertook the tools geul He not nly, 9:0 Rs dred, or even fifty, years ago? | = ————————————— stable nearby. Michael O'Connor's) in Brooklyn issued 128 fewer mar- nee He deAe oft ise pee the Clarkson . he asserts— 8 present 18 su- A y. it didn't!" ds say = = awe 16 : ake pictures to-day for the stenographer | Tecord sp tei Clarina | sce Ata ney, Bacon aanouneen|| Comer tne can ies were way nyhow idn' and slept and enjoyed myself and | vo “aiaa WAWA riage Meenses than were issued in ee 4 ease throw light upon the connection sp : ‘4 worked in accordance with that b June, 1921, according to the monthl thing costume prizes at with Fuller: that he would request that none of the | ahead of what we were a hundred ee Ohta eRe ee CIENCY mtb . . Will waceease tens A ‘Mr, Myers: I am not saying | ‘efendants be released, except on high| years ago, and that—like the late “And women have progressed spent raat esate : ; vie as WASHID lily 1 (United |{@POrt Of Deputy City Clerk John F. Manhattan, Brightom and at > be bail. In view of this, it was said, the snte Walker—we're still so far,” 1 sugested che dl. had my E Quayle, issued to-day Long Branch Dod. 5 lamented J. yrries "eg Pr a8). Preside signed the i we ose lead allay ne Pde men may have delay.a surrendering | going strong. Gi this points jiowevers Carnes ponies but 1 didn't go around u if ree sil ne fgned th Mr. Quayle reports 2,695 licenses]! Next Saturday will be the & Co. are going to stay in busi- | to avoid staying in the Tombs Prison ‘The world,’ he promptly an- lius Cole is a chivalrous conserva- toe He ey ut fa June been, clue: tor Gtigaborg ul | Were issued last month, as against ae Mi e 5 ; ‘ me ‘ reared just before lea ‘or Gottysburg to- |S s . a 4 1am not guaranteeing |#ll night. as well 1s to get time to] “gwered my leading question, “is a tive. HES, hay. It Was ONG uf w maee of teenty | 2826 lsaued in June, 1921 Look tor The sbyenlug Wworia + @ broker downtown that he is | Ptain bail much better place than it used to ‘I always thought women were - hills to which the Prealdent affixed hie| Mr. Quayle personally performed ~ g@INig to stay in business (Pg. 37 Seven in@ictmonts charge grand} pe when I was young. Tho fel about ae fine ne they could be,"? swhat's your advice to. the |izhattire tn the Inst minute bef sot marriages last month as against}} S!6m at elther beach. If you "“"' Harceny and nine “bucketing.” Dier I] you that it he observed, gallantly. ‘‘It never, vice to the |parture, 301 marriages in June, 192! have a bathing costume which 7 meeting May 13). “i lows who try to tell y founger generation?" ‘aake saiesnbienauvemmamamies Mr. Myers: We know that we ene Baty 7 aiaN rence at Kies of! isn’t are talking utter nonsense, eoemed to me there wresiAby roam ceand Gone it eae cutee hele you think deserves a prize, step ean indict Clarkson and Ingram | 8 Fe WE Rae a Indlotirente "Ban. | The good old daya were ail right, jor improvement in that direc- deen Nant up in front of the camere and perhaps some other parties y = ES nts.. Ben-|) hut the good new days are better. Mon. . 5 ry x = ( Sheluutad and Adam Reak. : : ft ; he young folks are all right when your turn comes. connected with this, and I have |Jam!n A ne A AADT Teak In the hundred years that 1 have heir opportunities have im- : feung: folks are’ all. rig 9 5 no hesitancy In saying if we were |!¢!n, DI iH i Bplovesa, are charged! jiveq America grown at least prov: IT hinted; “in politics and ses Ae oe itis an : ered, The photographs of the most % with bucketing. Bh Ses ay busin , with his kindly smile, ‘They're tetct Satrin 4 th to go before the District Attorney = _ a hundred times greater in every in 5 Wi a DIEDSue een Ben mean or 0 S 0 00 or ars etching costumes and the there could be an indictment. way, And we're still a new coun- “Perhaps too much so," sald Lt me—and Rot muc ward) chi the. pitees wilkthe The evidence is in existence, and | ALL WENT WRONG try and still improving." Cornelius Cole, between a “in and Ne cee published in the News Pic- if he wants to prosecute he can a smile, Then the smife con- d_graacmot) As for ad ; : go right ahead (Pg. 42, June 3) AT THIS BLAZE ‘Then we spoke of the different quered, as he added: ‘*You know, all Tsay Is: ‘Behave yourselves On Probati f Eighteen Months, Th torial Edition of The Evening Mr, Goldstein: The resources ———— ways in which former Senator I'm inclined to agree with the You Frow ‘what ‘that means as r ion for 4 nths, cy World (the green paper) the of Fuller” & Co. are tremendous | Everything Failed to Work| cole considers the world has pro- fellow who said that women, were well as Ido, Must Be Home by 9.30 at Night followine Monday, duly 9: land we are attorneys for the Ful- 4 I gressed. no more fitted for politics than : * ‘At either beach $50 for tb ruck Jas 4 ” 1 asked him what he considered + Si y 5 a ad Jer people and we know what we Until the Truck Was ewphe first thing of which we men were for wet nurses. J Three boya were placed on proba-)tcen, of No. 89 Chestnut Street. Will = Sere > ; biggest problem be 3 : ' ettiest costume, 925 for th @ are talking about (Pg. 43, Burned on Bridge. think,’ he remarked, the ; S aaiieen pee, Problem before Amer- | ion for etghteen months, fined $250,| 18m Seeoul sixteen, of Nou ¥e Wane sot ma beat, 8/igach’ toe? . a 3 f en- veve! us 7 = o-day. ator’ Flaca, receive . : ond best, $5 et dune 4). . progre: in science and inven. However, he mu: be airly ol mit'a tiie aginw SE thet huge witch *hey will Nave to ¢arnssheni= ter Place, received the lighter sen A Creditor: As far as the in John Weber of Glendale, L. 1, was! tion nere is the advance in ant of the political woman, ‘ iB tence because he left the others sev- next best five dorsements are concerned, we | griving a truck loaded with vege-| transportation, from the stage since, in 1916, his own wife was debt a Leek dat bait a tue wel and were ordered to work \N-J}eral months ago, saying he knew they The following week the same ‘would rather not have Mr. Gilham lice overseen arcets ‘coach and the pony express to the one of the California delegates at war, a And the stead of taking a vacation this sum-|were committing a crime ene fen ee ee or Mr, McGee. We want some | {abies over the Manhattan Bridge) transcontinental express, the au- the convention that nominated nly way we can ever do it is to | ier when they pleaded guilty to-day| Recorder Ellis told the boys that If E persion wo is so good there would | €8"l¥ tweed morning when the track! (Civobile and the aeroplane. There Hughes for President, And he be individually thrifty and eco Ringer J, to taking forty | ey Worked faithfully and at the end other beaches, one on the be no question about it. (Page | Causht fre. h is the advance in communica- was devoted to her. Their happy nomics! and wise, It's a job cut |’ nr ae vy hout|°2{ %, xear had earned a reasonable Jersey shore and one on Long 44; dame 3). He ran to the sand box in the mid-] 18 (he Ae tanen aproved mail Syarrinae! inated ieuriy, (eovancy out for every man and woman.” | automobiles for joy riding without} sum that he might remit the remain- Inland. ‘The following colloquy at the meet-| le of the bridge and found that it} sevice, then the telegraph, then | years—she died three years ago— ‘Thea It was time for him to go |permission during the last ninelder of, the fine. He also informed i sag. Jump 17 began on page 53: pentane only SEDs e=-uneci last ny the telephone, and now this won- and was blessed with eight chil- for another sightseeing trip—he |months, A fourth was fined $150 and|them that they should be in their C. J. Weiss (a creditor): In | ter to throw on ice, but no good for} aeieuy new radio service. There dren. was os eager for it as any boy, I |yiven similar punishment homes at night by 9.80, except one| == = — your opinion, Mr, Myers, how | extinguishing a fre. arm all the hundreds of thou- “That's one reason, I shouldn't asked him ff he thought that New Police Recorder Ellis, who sen-| night a week in which they could at- = sume are. you that the notes given So he turned in an alarm and Dep-| ganas of machines which have in- wonder, why I've lived so long," York, like the rest of the world, |tenced the boys, first had a confer-|tend the theatre, THE WORLD'S a4 i amd. indorsed by the Fuller Com- | uty Chief Helm came with the fe] creased and improved production, the one-time or told me, had changed for the better in th ence with their parents, who coin-| Three younger boys, each fifteen Rhy will be or may be collected? apparatus, A chemical tank on the} nich have brought comforts and when | asked him how he ac last hundred years, cided with hie views, ‘The boys} sears old, will be taken to the Juve 1 m Office ‘Mr. Myers: All I can say Is a [bridge proved to be filled with stale] Qyven luxuries within reach of an counted for the census o/ his ~~ frankly admitted thety guilt, saying| nile Court in Newark on Wednesday arie ; 00d many of the members of the materials and was useless, The fire- ever increasing number of people. birthdays, “I've had plenty of “It's Wonderful—it's marvellous, they had simply taken the machines] to arraigned before Judge Schoen ~ New York Consolidated Exchange | boat Strong connected with a shore ile: struggles and hardships, but 1 the way New York has improved | or rides, deserting them when the| They are Willlum Russell of No. 92 Now Located at ha¥e’ gone down, and if some | hydrant and the hydrant would not “The progress in comfortable was happy in my marriage, end since I last saw it, forty years rasclime ran out Chestnut Street, Wilbur Maboro of 4 more of them go down, in all | work properly. Then another chemi-| and juxurious living during the that helps a man a lot. ago!" exclaimed this man, who, The boys given the heayler sen-| No. 60 Lenox Avenue and Kingston 2092 7th Ave ; b y the notes indorsed by | cal tank was found and it did work.| ast century ts a wonderful thing — after s hundred years, still keeps ice were Paul Catherine, fifteen, of | Hardy of No. 89 Beach Street. I is k J ler Company will not be | Sc the fire was put out, but the) to the person who has seen life at “I've never had but one real his ey and mind fixed on the 87 South Clinton Street; Fr understood that arrangements have Near 125th St, bi fe * * ¢ the Fuller truck, property @f Ginsberg Brothers” oth ends of it. I don't mean the rule of life—act in moderation. presen! and the future, instead of iton, seventeen, of No. 15 Lenox] been made to give these boys similar QOTEL THERESA . goes down there will | of Wallabout Market, wus destroyed. juxuries of very rich people, but I've smoked and drunk and eaten on the past, venue, and Townsend Underhill, six- | sentences, y ; n A 4 j . " Ww ae