The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 10

bid BURCLARS SOUGHT ON ROOF OF HOME OF ALLAN A. RYAN Madison Avenue Neighbor- hood Arouséd in Early Hours as Police Scour Building A two-hour burela searched rear yards, All Jack nf the block including Mr. Ryan, his wife and his son, were are nd within a few minutes wes rear wins Two patrolmen who went to a rear yard near the Ryan resi¢ence were mistaken for intruders by a resident In « nearby building, who shouted’ to them: “Get out of there or I'M shoot.” The patrolmen explained that they * were policemen and turned their flash is on their shields but even that apparently did not convince the resi dent, who repeated his demand and his threat. One of the patrolmen then remarked: “If you shoot you will get a shower of bullets." ‘There was no further comment from the resident. The two residents who had called up the police station said that when the patrolmen arrived they saw the sup- posed burglars run across the roofs of adjoining buildings. ‘The patrolmen found no trace of them. 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MAKE R THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922, ford, and himself @ motion picture actor, will be married tn Hollywood, Cal,, Aug, 1 Mr. Pickford’s mother, Mrs, Char- BURGLAR-PROOF lotte Mekford, has left Boston for New York and Los Angeles, where f ] i" she will complete the arrangements for the wedding Miss Miller will leave here on the midnight train July 15, the night ‘Sally ¢ and will go to New b M York to select her trousseau, and = from there will hasten to Los An zeles Robbers Unscrew Bolts and Hinges and Leave The marriages of both Miss Miller “i nd Jack Pickford ended in tragedies No Clues. Frank Carter, ® popular young actor = and dancer, Marilynn Miller's hus Detectives of the West 1284 Street hand, was killed May 9, 1920, while] Station and experts employd by a safe driving his automobile near Cumber- | manufacturing conern are investigat land, Md ne th eft of $1,000 from a burglar Ja Pickford’s former wife was] proof safe th the office of the manage the moving picture} of the Morningside pt. 10, 1920, in Pal 2139 Highth mereury Bureot Theatre at N Avenue, near 116tti Edward Gould, the manager ported to the police yesterday morn that the safe had been robbed ked up his offee follow of Tuesday night's per ight of gayety According to Mr. ing thelr mutual sorrow Miss Miller and himself fter he 1 that brought together ing the id told the detective that when MERCURY REDDING office, whieh is Of the in the Upp ramento Valley bi erday morning he up a new In nidence Day heat r ? und that lurgiars had unserewed A shacie onthe: HigETMSr mas: 324 stom. of bolts and green reached by the An prevent the open show A fow Were re the cafe, had re ported, The heat has sent thousands t opened an inside camps in the Slerras, but reports frou} door with some sort of a key and ab. some high spots Indicate @ temperature | tracted the theatre's bankroll. There of 102 in the shade. 0 evidence of how the thieves en- ‘THE FIRST SHOEMAKING SHOP IN NEW ENGLAND ‘ tered or departed, and they left be- hind no tools which would indicate how they hinges, The safe ts small, removed the bolts and but is supposed to be the latest development in bure- lar-defying devices. bolts and hinges was supposed to pro. tect the door even if explosives were used to loosen it, When the robbery was reported to the safe company the experts sald st couldn't be done, but ir. Gould showed them the protective bolts and hinges, which had been neatly taken from their opositions, The only clues are a collection of finger prints on the outer and inner doors of the safe. This ts the fifth time the office of the Morningside Theatre has been operated on by burglars, eee POLHEMUS-STILLMAN WEDDING ON JULY 22 Ceremony at nh Nearly Arrangements for Southampton Cho Complete: SOUTHAMPTON, L. L., July 6.—Ar- rangements are being completed for the marriage of Miss Lisa Stillman, daugh- tet of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph F. Stillman of New York and Southampton, and Henry Martin Polhemus of New York, which Is to take place at St. Andrew's Dune Chureh on July 22. Miss Stillman will have her sister, Miss Mildred Stillman, as maid of 1 , and her attendants will be Mrs, rv Armour of Chicago, Mrs. Kugene of Boston, Mrs. Vernon Brown awl Miss Ruth Stillman, another sister. James 8. Polhemus will be his brother's best man and the ushers will be Lewis Coffin, Kenneth Clinton, Charles Bartow and Dr. Alfred Stillma: sawyer Established at Danvers, Mass., on the estate where Gen. Putnam—‘‘Old Put” of Revolutionary fame—was born. About the year 1750 master crafts- men began establishing shops like this, where they turned out an excellent quality of work, The shop at Danvers contains ben, several books, including a Bible. valued education quite as much as his successors do today. hes, tools and also The American craffsman in those days Pity the neighborhood without its Good Shoe Repairman ‘OST of us at some time or other have rushed into a shoe repairman’s shop with a pair of _ shoes to be “fixed up in a few hours.” Probably a dozen other people the same day in the same shop made the same request. Emergency jobs—no wonder the shoe repairman’s tradition is that of the great trouble man of the community |! * ° * heel. Then take the time when rubber heels were coming on the market. Give the shoe repairman full credit for being the true rubber heel missionary. He gave you the chance to try out rubber heels on an old pair of shoes, repairman. 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