The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1922, Page 10

| NEGRO HERO FIGHTS TO SAVE MOTHER “AND BABE AT FIRE Berit bite. to Restrait Woman Who Hurls Child and Self to Death. ’ — Mra, Amelia Gordon. who leaped from the window of her fourth fi ®partment at No. West '0otl Street yesterday afternoon to escape and her two-year from a fire there, 14 daughter Evelyn, threw from the window, were whom she first ort @€ tb-day as Nkely to recover. Mra Gordon is in Knickerbocker Hospital with compound fractures of the lees fang. the baby is in St, Luke's with a frgctured skull phe child woyld have tiifown out nor would Mrs. hake leaped had Clifford Sanford Nero janitor of the building siigcessful in his heroic effort to save them. He was at work in an upart- t above when he heard Mrs. Gor Gon scream. She was then at the window with the child clasped to her Dienst, Sanford dashed into the place to ®nd it ublaze. All the windows of not been Gordon the been [Kiddie Klub’s Gay Luna Park Day|RIN (F WEAKFISH OL Having Genuine Hotidoy Fal WN NEARBY WATERS : IS BEST N YEARS Many Novelties for Evening No Intermission Despite the World Children on July Weather and Good Catches 2, All Day. By Eleanor Schorer. Hooray, kiddier; Hooray for Luaa Reported. Park, the Kiddie Ciub and Coney 4 loland! Five more days, kiddies, and As It advances, this promises to be then we wet on the kiddie kare for the best season hereabouts for weak- Luna, which Is the heart of Cone fish In many years, Weakfish struct into June Jamaica rly in wh » the hearts of th kiddies w 1 be made glad have kept up esos run, Unilke T a e there has been no inter The park is going to be all yours, last year, th Nn mission Although the weather has all the park and everything ily: cnacamay andl winds been exceptio early in the week Outside fishing Sheepshead Bay boats tried the Klon- dike banks for the first tlme last Sun day and made good catches of large also is good, The neighboring apartment houses Were erowded with persons watching Mrs, Gordon and calling to her not to leap, &% she seemed on the point of doing. The janitor tried to take the baby from her and quiet hey. He even got it\once, but she snatched it from him and, in 4 panic as a mattress caught fire und filled the room with smoke, Tam to the window and flung it out Immediatoly afterward she leaped to th yard below Banford, trapped in the blazing rogm, climbed out of the window and mide his way hand-overshand along @islemler clothesline toward another window. he sugging line made this Hotirney impossible, so he swung bim- through a..window of an apart- pe on the Soor below. He ran back to the Gordon apart- ment and was pouring water on the ‘fire when the firemen arrived. le hed to go to St. Luke's Hospital treatment for the burns he re- ed. Y. COST OF OF LIVING P THREE PER CENT. 1§ of 22 Cities in Month Ending June 15 Show Increase. ASHINGTON, July A slight in the retail cost price of food jucts in eighteen out of twenty- representative cities of the coun- ocourred from May 15 to June 15, adtording to a statement issued” to- . by the Department of Labor. | _ Rewark, New York and Pittsburgh ndfed an increase of 8 per cent; igeport, Chicago, Cincinnati, Kan- City, Milwaukee and Rochester, = r cent.; Baltimore, Dallas, Fall River, New Haven, Philadelphia, Richmond and Scranton, 1 per cen fland, Me. Washington, D. C., chester, H., Norfolk and Pro’ ce, less than five-tenths of 1 per it. he period June 15, 192i, to 15, 1922, nineteen of the twenty- cities showed a decrease. aig cine MIXES IN FIGHT iF TWO MEN OVER GIRL Them as Third Taken ne Lady Homey le Patrolman Charles Crumm Centrat Park was on his way home civilian clothes early this morning he came upon two men fighting 4 girl in the subway Station at ay, and 60th Street. A third - » Who mixed in for a minute and badly beaten, went home with the mm says both the men he tackled guns, He was having the fight of life when Patrolman Griebe of the @8th Street Station came along Isnocked the two strangers fi his nightstick. When locked up charges of felonious assault they they were John O’Moore of the Hotel, Brooklyn, and Ed- fward Scanlon, No. 23 Third- Stree! “KID” WEDGE OUT ON COAST NOW , A LONGSHOREMAN Hopes to Earn Enough Money to Return to Harvard. LOS ANGELES, July 7.— Fred R. (Kid) Wedge, known } as the fighting parson, Wis- consin lumberjack, San Fran- eiseo vice crusader, Arizona » school teacher, Harvard stu- » dent and veteran of many bat- tles of the prize ring, is now "I asked for the toughest Jongshoreman job they iad,” > he said, “and I got it. I feel I ) ean get a better understanding ef the men by toiling with them. I'm not accepting a | mickel for preaching to them {every noonbour and every Sunday.” Wedge recently said he was working here to make enough Seon for his return to Har- sen bass—"humpbacks,” as they are called—ahd ling. Weakfish and fluke are reported as running well at Long Branch. At the pier on the Fourth nearly everybody got fish and some a good many. Further down the coast, about Barnegat -Light, striped bass are reported running . well. veral parties recently have made large catches of big fish; twelve to en-pounders were not uncommon Though the water continues too high, fresh water fishing up-State js will take youn breath away, and if you don’t hold on tight it's apt to take improving. Trout fishing on the everything else away. And then] Esopus |x good, though the fish are there's the Virginia Reel and a real exceptionally large. Although ok eason is nearly 9 radio battleship. Everything is free on board the battleship. You know board is generally free on a battle- ship; and fhen there's the Chutes, the Red Mill, the Witching Wave, the Dodgem, the Whip, the Toboggan and the Top. Also there is the Scrambler, with instructions to “hold on to the brass rail." Your dads can tell you kiddies all about the brass rail. They must still remember it. And then there is the Coal Mine, the Burro Ride, the Honeymoon Express, the Circus and the Gyroplane and soft spot. ————— HOW TOENTERLUNA PARK ON JULY 12TH, “KIDDIE KLUB DAY” All Kiddie Klub members wish- ing to avail themselves of Luna's hospitality MUST WEAR their KIDDIE KLUB PINS. Show your pin to one of the cashiers outside of Luna and you will be given a combination ticket These tickets are being printed especially for you and they in clude every ride and evemy show in the whole of Luna. We will be the only guests in all 1as been heard here Many parties were . but nothing had the centres erday Nitth about the fishing: month old, out over the Fourt been heard from them at of information up to tell, but you ean listen to the roating of Jimmie, who has spent his life having his pictures taken with all the prominent notion picture stars there an. You won't’ know Luna if you haven't been there’since the last out- ing of the Kiddies, two years ago. Everything has been changed around and there sre a lot of new things which we didn’t see there two years ago, and they all look spick and span in their new coats of shining paint: One of the new things is the trained wild animal show, and when you get tired chatting with Jimmie you can go over and chatter with the honey bear and take some popcorn wit! Holter Scelter which REISENWEBER’ s MAY RUN WITH BOND “Common Nuisance’ and Must Give Security Not to Break Law. taurant in Eighth was Kraft Cheese is the most economical “meat fc you can buy. One pound of Kraft Cheese is equal Reisenweber's Avenue, Columbus Circle, near “day declared by United States Cir-} her history to whom Luna has a gue Rd (abe oe opened every fate Free! Free! in nutriment to twenty- cult Judge Manton to be a “common}| jira five eggs. Kraft Cheese nuisance” and ordered closed for one The Park will be open trom ‘contains hs tec impor. year, but with a proviso. Ifthe man-] 12.30 to 6 o'clock. Come as carly tant waaninen, but the Luna man- ‘please do not bring as you like, agement says basket lunches. ugement furnishes,a $1,000 bond that no violation of the Volstead act will 3 varieties: American, Pimento, Swiss, sold by occur they may remain open for six ite of paper and.remnante of 0 r the slice, pound or loaf. months. If during that time all] lunch spoil the park’s spick-span 8 VARIETIES IN hands obey the law, an application] “PPearance, Luna has been very TINS kind to invite us, and it seems to me, kiddies, that the least we, her guests, can do in return is to respect this wish of her's, So— no Kiddle Ki» member will be permitted througa the gate if he or she is carrying a lunch basket, SS may be made for a vacation of the order. In arguments on June 26, Assistant United States Attorne: John H Clark jr., Victor House and Sanford Hi. Cohen claimed Reisenweber's to be a public nuisance and asked a permanent injunction against its} migg LORD DEFENDS HONOR ‘tion 5 operat pat Ae ths met With Harris, as Wite Alleges, Pauline Lord, actress, through her at- torneys, O'Brien, Malevinsky & Driscoll, filed an answer in the County Clerk's office yesterday in the divorce action begun by the wife of Mitchell Harris, actor. Mrs. Harris in her complaint named Miss Lord. Miss Lord denies all Mra. Harris's allegations of misconduct with Mr. Harris and asks trial by Jury and sub- sequent dismissal of the complaint. SPENDS ALL BUT $85 OF $500, THEN BEGS Sightseer Wh ‘unds Arrested. That he resorted to begging in the streets because his “bankroll of $600 had dwindled to $85 during the short thme he had been tn New York “seeing the sights,” was the stogy (old by George Heyes, thirty-six, of No. 346 Weat 50th Street, when arraigned before Magis- trate H, Stanley Renaud in Night Court last night. Detective Robert Gonini of Headquar- tera arrested Heyes at Fifth Avenue and 45th Street a charge of begging. * Magistrate naud told Heyes he should hove sought work, and Heyes agroed with the Court, but his endeavor to find emplayment will be delayed at least five days, for that was the work- house sentence meted out -_ PEGGY MARSH’S COSTLY CAR SMASHED, HUBBY DRIVING n and Male Diton Our Terms $5 Deposit Delivers $100 10 Deposit Delivers 200 15 Deposit Delivers 300 25 Deposit Delivers 500 SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY. Queen Anne Bedroom Suite Liniment Friend Leave Wreck This 4-Po.’ Queen Anne Am. Wal, Bedroom Suite After Crash Into P Peggy (Marsh) Johnson's automobile became a mass steel and splinters early yesterday morning after it had come in contact with a large telegraph pole at Rock- ville Centre, L. I.. Miss Marsh was not In the car at the tin expenstye $159 of twisted e relief and complete comfort, —it kills pain! +. bul her h band, Albert L. Johnson, and another Ny T meee STATE ST} They were on thelr way back to the i | city from Long Beach when the big 7» Biecceae on car skidded on a turn, crashed into OF DR RE Ay Alle) the pole and went into a ditch. What papi omg ep oO ld the pole did not do to the car the 103 World Building, y, a pig diteh did either the occupants sgt Fay Bs ih ” ti S was seriously injured, although both Pee ie Sere rare ale oan be uticura oap}|- were shaken and mo or less ") They left the car where it In continued thelr trip in a taxi. Complexions “it was a beautiful rand coat a lot of money. 1 do hope ft can be Are repaired,” said Miss Marsh when she Soap Olnpma sent & garage man after It Naeteore one ee changeable, good catches have bec ‘casted peanuts and you can tell your made every day all over the Ba troubles to Jimmie, the ‘arzan lion place where weakfish are to be ex Only you won't have any troubles to pected a In Hempstead Bay the run has been less regular, though at times g catches were made, The fish « have been running large. The bc ing of a twelve-pounder nes Rocka way Inlet was reported last. week That is the largest fish so far F rom | Hempstead Bay comes the report of a nine-pounder ta near Jones Inlet THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 7, pc a EAS 5 TEAS NT STEINMETZ Is INDORSED. Stat® Committee of Farmer-Labor Party gen Support. fhe State Committee of the Farmer- Labor Party yesterday indorsed the didacy of Charter P. Steinmetz, elec- trical wisard, for State Engineer. Stem- nominated by the Soclalist Indoraemen of the candidates oclalist Party was referred to a conference committee of Party the Join Farmer-Labor the and Socialiat Party AMUSEMENTS. | WINTER GARDEN "7,5, 20" 4, 4a e8., ‘Thuree Bat hi SPICE 0 OF 1922 MAKING CAST. Was, Bry.00 BELMONT ‘$8, Bry 0088 THE KEMPY : i sis gums ROAD ASON'S SMARTEST ByA.A.Milne—with CHAS, SHERRY me om THEATRE GUILD (1928, > Thurs. & Sat, 2.30-| Gouraud’s iental Cream ek Saran Fae ASTOR MARIORTIE Bway. Mate. Wed @ 8at.3.30 i feat 2 St FRAZEE HO ep SoS B.chho8 TIMES es ‘Strat Miss MMIDNTLE SHOW THURSDAY 11.30. 2 SATRE, Went 42d St. 50. MtsWa..Sat.$2. No higher BARNEY BERNARD and ALEXANDER CARR comedy, “PARTNERS AGAIN. _.W.ot B'y.Evn.8.30 REPUBLIC "38 © fo-morrow 2.40 LAWFUL LARCENY MADE ALL NEW YORK | STOP AND LOOK UP ‘ST. W. 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Oo wale Sundny aly at ‘the pier. " |Jron Steamboat Cc cae a TO.NIGHT * pi ane STR, POCAHONTAS LVS. BATTERY 8 P. 4 Muale, Dancing, Refreshments, STEAMER 75* MIDLAND BEACH 25¢| IDEAL AMUSEMENT PAu Lys, Battery dady #10 A. M. r M. Sats. & Suns. only). trip omitted Mons. ROCKAWAY BEACH Steel Str: AM. Pri », Battery Datty, 10 HELP WANTED—MALE. Wanted, 3 Mechanics and Helpers. Permanent positions are open at the following rates, authorized by the United States Railrqad Labor Board: jachiniste, ermake } Biackamith: { | Bheet Meta ‘Workers, trical Workers, Pow House Switoh- ‘poard Operators, Blectrictans, —A0e. per hour. Machiniets’ helper jermakers’ help Binckamnith per Sheet Metal Worke: —47c. per hour, helpers, Electrical Workers’ helpers. } Passenger Car Repairers and Inspectore— ‘per hour, Freight Car Repairers and Inspeot: x 80, per hour. ree A. M. to 5 P. M. to By ra oftice at 1s2d Street ‘and Willis F. M. Clark, Superintendent, New York, New Haven ang Hartford Railroad Co, ated, nights ‘The Vermont nights on OF ise, World or’ vicinity, w care of J.T. or Address © ixiy Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders ie ¢