The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 6

—_—~ Woman Forced to Drink Poison; Choked by Intruder in Home; Enemy of Husband Accused THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922. BRIDE OF ONE MONTH SEEKS HER HUSBAND, MISSING FROM HOME| Sent to Workhouse for 17th Time LIST OF CUSTOMERS STOLEN; 3 ARRESTED Court Defies Death Jinx, Murphy Firm's Former Employees Who Went Into Basiness Face Prosecution, Leon Parof of Port Washington, Long fsland; Walter H nd Herber Six Magistrates Who Have Sentenced Bronx Man for Lown Mc Cutcheon’s Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d)Streets ~ 5 Being Disorderly When Drunk Have Died. Bunker, both of Jersey City, were held ; f Murphy, Former Hotel Plaza Employee, Had Threat- Fingerprint and probation records were produced to-day in Mortis-Hiryuncy guage Humphrey fn Lone I Low Prices in ened Revenge on Youle, Who Had Discharged Him. ania Police Court to show that William Murphy, forty years old, of No.}c! y on char violating 3 Brooklyn detectives to-day told an amazing story as their understand- {ng of the arrest of Frank Murphy, which was made on telephone orders from Manhattan. No, 600 Kosciusko Street, Brooklyn, They found Murphy 143 Willis Avenue, on trial for disorderly conduct while drunk, had been convicted sixteen times for this offense since 1909, and on each conviction hed served a term in the workhouse When Murphy gets drunk his fy Thi * who have}bettan. Men’s Silk Hose and Neck wear * orite pastime is to go to his board said Mag-|rants issued by Judge Humphrey. They at his home, where he lives with his motber and sister. He is unmarried fotine. and k the panel out of ate Me Geehan to Murphy, “but If pleaded not guilly = ™ be . : ‘A tew minutes after the arrest, WR GsoN AE GRANGE La nn going to aety the Jinx and wen, It is alleged that Parof, who was XTREMELY fine value is offered by these Automobile with detectives said to be] WOULD MANDAMUS liceman arrives howite “Thead drau s manager reductions in McCutc: eon Quality Silk a from the West 68th and Walter Youle, a Ployed at the and took Murphy St Station inter, em- 1, arrived ry o Manhattan The story as given out by the Rrooklyn detectives ts that Murphy formerly worked under Youle at the Plaza; that he had words with Youle, CRAIG IN SEWER TAX Real Estate Broker Wants ‘Two-thirds. of Assess- ment Wiped Out. Frederick A Lehmann, a real ex and Bunker assis r for the Irving Iron Works ¢ Third and ty. on or sion of a blue suit, straw hat and black « and sovks. He is 6 foot 6 in weight 129 pounds, dark comple and has dark blue eyes and blac Mrs. Simpson, who is twenty making her home with her brother! he: in Tiffany Street, the Bronx pective their own 0 acute that} the name gular sched« le obtain cons ng to Walter Fitzgerald, lo- cal marine Insurance agent, et for trial 5 of the Humphrey y Judge Hose. Your choice in four desirable colors with vertical self-color stripes. Black, Cordovan, Grey, and Navy . $1.00 per pair All Styles of Neckwear The personal tastes of every well-dressed ate bi at No. 619 M mnoug rt togt and was discharged five weeks a0. | Utrngt Biya Hearted ae seas = man will be satisfied from the wide variety of Murphy threatened revenge, the! cation to Supreme Court Justice neckwear we are offering at greatly reduced Getectives say. Youle paid no atten-!Cropsey for a writ of mandamus to prices. tion, Yesterday afternoon, they say.} compel Comptro! "1 Seren Pee 4s i Date, ‘ 5 Siesny isitsh Geulde Horns kt NOM ee bose 18) ROY THigcouragement at Mailure Plain Color Poplins, 55c each,$3.00 per 14 doz. Murphy visited Youle’s home a Tout te terms of a resolution passed 3el ic fDi ive . ¢ , 31 West 65th Street. Mrs, Youle W48's, the Board of Estimate, wiping out Believed Cause of Dis- Durable Rep Silks in contrasting college and there She came to the door with beri iyo thirds of a tux assessment of eagete hey hairline stripes. Smart Foulards in Polka Dot PaaS vas. cette Me Lolo | $2-284.769 levied on 4 Mr , Gordon Simpxon, a : designs and plain colors. Soft, rich-looking Murphy, the police say, seized her, )owners in Brooklyn, F ; iy bride UE dive Weeks, stifled her cries by choking her, and} with the construction of the Classon |\"0"" ft Ravan Weld 3 STRE d Crepes in stripes and batik designs, 85c each, 3 sa a Avenue sewer. The resolution pro-| 2 #PPF jhe ' nue 4h $5.00 per 34 doz. pepe bere AHN sens eS oe vided that two: thirds of the aaa fo help her find her husband, Harry Fifth Ave Broa way = Poison, As he left the house the detectives quote him as saying: “Tell your husband T did it."” Mrs. Youle is said to be at ap up- town Manhattan hospital in a criticol ment be put into the general taxation, leaving only one-third for local resi- dents Lehmann's attorney, Fred L. Gross, said that the resolution was passed Simpson, twenty-two, missing from home since July 18, last According to the youn bride they were marricd last June im the Bronx. COMMENCING TODAY Moire Brocaded Silk Scarfs $1.15 each, $6.50 per 14 doz. $1.35 each, $7.75 per 14 doz. Italian Silk Grenadine Scarfs copdition and has made no identifica-|last September, and nothing has been| They made thelr home with friends Py) done yet to make it effective. Assist:]at No, 1173 Washington Avenue. Tir- E V E I Y ; E " Murphy refused to talls to reporters Nehrbas said] ig of tiving in’a furnished room, the R -IN N OR SA Reaiataredt Established lost night. At his home, his mother eh a resol |e ine hopin a uvide te ade } 1855 said: \ion could be effective only when based | COUPI® Were hoping and saving * “1 can't imagine what it is all about. There must be a mistake Frank said nothing to me of any trouble.”" asi JHREE KILLED, TWO DYING, EN AUTO CRASH, MONTREAL, July 19.—Thre were killed two more are reportes and three were injured to-da automobile got out o! King Edward Highway between Montreal and N e persons on a petition signed by a majority of the 48,000 property owners affected The Comptroller is making an investi gation, Nehrbas said, and if he finds that the resolution was based on a pe- tition adequately signed, he will put it into effect. Justice Cropsey re. served decision WORK. Angas City Journal.) 8 the uplift coming along?” So few people want to be “Pod uplifted.” make a home for themselves. Unable to realize thelr ambition, the young husband became discouraged, declares his bride, and this she be- lieves caused his mysterious disap- pearance. He took no clothes and lett his wallet containing all the money he had, $46. Simpson was capacity of clerk in the Tremont branch of the Liggett drug stores. At the time of his disappearance he wore employed in the fet | FRANKLIN* SIMON MEN'S SHOPS Semi-Annual Sale Thursday Men’s and Young Men’s Hand-Tailored Suits At Reduced Prices Suits That Were®45 and $50. Reduced to $35 Suits That Were *55 and $60. Reduced to $4 5 Suits That Were $65 and $70. Reduced to $5 5 Sensational Reductions on Entire Summer Stock In ten days comes Inventory time. as possible. 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