The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 3

_THE EVENI PENS: HUSBAND'S FRIEND [7%és Bungalow Flivver Will Carry |TAXIBONDINGLAW |What Did You See To-Day {QUITS WIFE, BABY HADASBIRLIR“T” Bron to Catforni and Back ome ULB OM TOWED ANOTHER, | CHAUFFEUR FINED [=~ CLERK, 21, IHEL Mr. Banton Ready to Hurry Latest Bride Learns of His Intruder in) Bedroom— Test Case, but It Won't Previous Marriage on Re- One Hurls Plate. Stay Enforcement, ; turn From Honey:.von. = ach Write a few lines to y rie ows vn nang we sos THE EVENING \/ORLD THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922, 8 S mawce Mrs. Grace Moder and ler sister-in. orge Schrader, twenty-one, wae Yaw, Miss Martha Moder, and Miss uphold in the Court of Special Ses ; held on a technical charge of non-«up- Witihis Kecte, wha wore hier gavsts, Motetioniuiieinva ttc eaten The Evening World Will Pay $1 for Each Item Printed. | port when arraigned in the Jamaica @ were awakened in Mrs. Modor'’s apart against Charles Martin, No. 96 Perry The Evening World Will Pay $2 for Each Snapshot Printed of } sagisirate's Court. to day, following ment at No. 433 West 121th Street, Street, a chautfeur, charged with vie Some Unusual Scene or Incident With an his arrest in Elmont, Nassau County, early this morning by the movement lating the low by oper ar wecint: Accompanying Description. yesterday, after lis return from a ating he ow ty eprating a texte] | Agcompanying Description, | 2teday, after i return trom bord, hike VES Your own name and address carefully, Send as many contributions 88 8) wiehtoon. of Elmont lett his Checks are sent out weekly. vi Justices Mreseht, Kernochan and|S4® CARRIKD HER BIRTH CER- Kelair a : Pies a im ytd Bee d tol baby, for a wedilis Edwards agreed im finding Martin TIFICATE, ulin In the empl of aman in their bedroom. When Mrs. Moder asked who was there voleo repli “Im jooking for ‘Tom my."" This is her husband's name A light was turned on, disclosing iger stood allont Mdiorlike attitude, as if prep ‘ke the commander's orders.—T trip to Albany Sad ‘ with Miss Gould, with who : guilty, fining him $100 with an al-t downtown « ; nt oMca of lade Dreswen, No, 211 Roslyn Rond, Mineola] % 0m | whom he went te ety end ol , downtown business house 1 saw a long : ouxh the marriage ceremony. o e -iteanl eae a Ode ternative of thirty days in the city! ting ot yomee. ie ale “pee frou FRIGHTENED TO DEATH July 14 oe tae Moders, who lives at No, 165 Central ; Young people, re ou RIGHTENE! 5 ; prison, and granting a stay of exe-| school dead yea 4 tet b ETANS ODER Fark West, He wis ordered out of aun allel . 1 Judged by the: appearance. 1 pliced the canary out on the of Miss Gould learned of hits previons the room, but vefiised to xo, throat Waiting to be interviewed by the man]Porch for an airing. Two hours , , wari nd many| Who does the hiring. One of the girle|! looked out there Just in time to see a] Marrage when she returned with him had a parcel under her arm. When her{ik black cat on top of the cae. How! ty her mother's home in. Elmont other taxicab operators in whowe be-T turn came ane removed the wrapper|the cat got there i# a mystery for the me BEDE Birt: Tin! wotlintesned toy test from: thik parasl, “vevanllne Coby ot] sae Wan HUNK from Mitte ote ie) daband Rid Magi e ‘oof. ‘This morning we found the canary! her husband in Ridgewood Magin- the Jaw, enid that appeals would be] Net birth certineate in a mahogany [Toot Hoa lishiih Be ; Ne 1 Magia ening, it wa sid, fo make mush © Miss Keefe's fuew if she spol: Mi Mod reply te thie was to strike Donnelly in the fuee with a plate, at which he said, “Mn surprise! at you Counsel for Martin Mrs. Schrader had appeared e at ut the bottom of his cage, stiff and cold. | |, Jo m iy ie WAKOR: at Grew, fleet dO: tia “ADpANIEES frame. —J. M., Bast 202d Street, Bronx. We feel certain: he died (trom (frantic | (re c uit last week to prese a Bugthe ‘ a Mrs. GB Wirth, No. 102 Queens charge of non-support, which she had By this time the apartment house Division of the Supreme Court, then HIS FAVORITE Avenue, Flushing. Withdrawn after her hust A i Was uwroused und Donnell ran to the Court of Appeals and finally When the orchestra in the mov on after her husband: thei iH away. He wae arrested at il o'vlock house struc to the United States Supreme Court J into “Little Brown {RDS THAT TELL FORTUNE: been lectured by the court and had at his home by Detective Donnelly nce as part of a medley last 1 saw a litte girl crying as if her] tearfully promised to support her } of thre West 100th Street Station, On if neeessar night, the hite-hatred, ruddy- havi Mi rm] iv t pee ' ? i 5 C9 Oe k District Attorney Banton said he] faced gentleman in the acat in front [heart would break decaum, ving iss Gould was a stenographer in re way r ition House the} 1H RE satitumaatndnintsic any > § “ i of mo sprany to his feet and ra- [handed the man with the parrots a 3-La title company and met Schrader, a Prisoner broke away und ran two! QO) CHAS. MGHERNEY IN Mis FoRD : would ask ln Appellate Division to] janed stinding to the lant drop, all she received Was a stip] | 0) SUNPAN Piaati blocks before recapture, His tee ANGALOW : 7 : Holl wapovialacentonfatianvearly. Gkta| oF Mole<tieWhE Alpure: Nec 466 She: did not know the par-} oer Tn the County Clock’s office in bere evidence of the necessity for to expedite the matter ° East 173th Street, rots were fortune tellers ard that the] Jamaica, in the course of her work, wubaaine hiro. ~ > MCaAWhits He anieed: notion thateall - PSIAteO TPSane Sh: sie BADGE WAR Mer een ss adjourned to er he left the Moder apartment | ps ; ve ‘ taxi owners must obey the law at once | MR. TT. RHE) 5c spd caupposed Ie ‘ roe) Lhe Ridgewood he wilt a wrist watch was missing and] Fitted Up With Folding Bed, State aries! : MERRY ina vaneune AI catty one ae the] face a charge of bigamy brought by } in West Side Court to-day Donnell "hict < * The Justices told Martin that they] At 163d. Street SroRped' enuc| birds bome to mother, When the] Miss Gould to-morrow. He was held ! was held in $1,500 bail for the Grand Which Is Also Bureau : Ate . stresine te wee tt On tno ; had been lenient in sentencing him be-[1 saw a bls tomeat trying to get at af Wagon moved away, with “her’ bird| in $500 bail cause they recognized that he fwd] Parrot in 4 cue, | Two bottom of the }amonk the others,’ ahe was grlet- Pees ‘2 bl cage was about five feet above the stricken, 1 comforted the child ax best Merely lent: ‘himaoit to teat tho IW: | walk. “the pally: alana MBEGeY 0. Uie||l Geulds explaining. tne torn teltiel! Ye Me Co AN CAMPER DIES: ' They added that the sentence in this} much of a talker, but she was strong | buainess to her, and finally she smiled is ‘3 Ase Must not be regarded us a stand on cachinnation. How she jaughed!—]anid her tears.--Piizabeth Ryan, No. | fey. sent Eb ard and that other drivers who violate] Albert Leve: Jury. He said he had been told »~ Jas! 9 an uncle of the Moders to go to ther and Washstand, @ rowse where Tommy" would put him up for the night In their ingalow on wheels Mr. and Mrs, Charles M. Cherney will me Alowe with T treated mc — , No. 944 Stebbins Avenue, | 4 Van Loon Place, Elmhurst. ; i ; ‘ start for san nelsco from their the law hereafter, even before the re-| Bronx, SOGnHAS lithe, Falls to Ratly, H Me sult of the appeal is Known, will be = ne Corel! B. Tucker, fiftecn, of No. " 3601 Tilden Avenue, Brooklyn, dled 3 . Iw e1 ded of © Pied Piper of } bis touring car passing, and the straw nd Beparate opinions were written by J o6 OT Come ot Cie fried Piper OCT at ot one of Uiec passstire wrewn on tredtertay 1h: the WINDRION ANsate Sibu Justices Wdwards and echt, but Thundred children trooping after a man|!nto the street, One of the doors of the] pital, Brooklyn, after he had been xent ail three members of the court agreed} on stilts at 163d Street. and Jackson Ere ata tee nce Jumped oit-Thome alone from the Y. M. C. A. Camp on the essential auestion, holding] Avenue, Most of the older children |an back after the hut and returned) sigh Bi 4 seater ka that the law had been properly passed| knew the man was on atilts, | have no} With ft In his mouth,—Murlon Baker,]®t Overlook Park, 8. I, where he had fore the week's end. In the two rooms the bungalow affords they will live, move and have their being during the six months they have allowed for the by the Legislature, that the act comes|Uoubt, but the Uttler folk seemed to] No 66 Flushing Avenue, Jamatea. been treate ane to his step. te * . look upon him as a prodigy, a otrange, ge father, for tonsiilitis, The boy contract- sania C 6 police power of the State i N | p Journey to the Pacific Coast and back So eerie Dawer OF the State| wonderful something trom. anoth st GAME, (Ga thecdlnanae'laelthe carb: j i nd that (quoting Justice Ki world, He was, of course, a travelling] 1 watked down the atreet behind R. Klemer, Boy's Wotk Sec again, because they're coming east- viddom 0 visdom of the 90 Wee A ke Sree eee. 5 eas the wiidom or unwiadom of the) cavertieenent.—B, No. 966) a amait boy and hrs still smatier |to the ¥. M. C. A, Board of Directors, ward again In the same rolling house, enactment is wholly legislative, not] ‘Trinity Avenue. r, both of them buay on toa [explained that the reason the boy was age ; subject to judicial revision - re ieee AR freual sent home from the camp alone wa: The bungalow was built by Mr u su TALKING IN HIS SLEEP. more. oF Teen regular Wtersate they |becauja. he showed ‘no signs Of m bee Ranw, © erWWas 3) Tl aheriey onven axiended role nee L naw three little children mar would exchange cones. Unable to {rious illness and was old enough to Widow Says He Was “S, T.]cherney on an extended Mord chassis to bed by a mother whose patle Godount for thts procedure, Fr avew' |ituvel $0 Brooklyn, Pilianact? ni and, according to him, has all the quite worn out, In the bedechamber they | Gioger to th 4 bi. thadl brolke “Director Davis at Camp Pratt, 8. Williams” After William sailor Shaman chattered noisily for twenty minutes.| Gy apparently had invented a tayae |le' declated Mr. Klemer, “'naid that tf Street ies che esis nie ibe tei tlen “Now, I'll tell you,” she auld, “the frst! fom for hls own benomt White [tne boy had shown signa of serioun F s . Mr. Cherney will wear the humble one of you who gues to sleep will get a] oer ands ladylike sister’ nibbled [illness elther the director or some } penny.” Silency for three minutes! giowly and dantily at her crown other, adult would have “uccompanted Then Thomas, the young “Mall Sroeher isould fat q oe jm." "Yes?" “i'm asleep, Ma,"=-I. We Row: 1) ae seesibie Sea Aha leuchonce According to the directors it {1 the an, No. 101 Clay Street, New Haven, ) [frst case of a contagious disease in the The performance waa repeated until "3 Conn, only the ahella were left, The wily [emp In years. id i 5 = % Fas young man had put away at least ea AMBITION © MARY'S BROTILOR, three-fourths of the total supply, VETERAN PASTOR RETIRES. My brother said he was going to lonrn| Xigter appemred to ba happy tn. hea a \] how’ to roll while doubled up inside the - company and quite unsuspecting, circle of an old automobile tire and! pelon L, Ferris, Farmingdale, L. Dr, Steinfuhrer, 55 Yeurs tn Astorin See ees when he was perfect {n the art woud = “go Into the movi So, finally overall, Mrs. Cherney will wear the ange details of the strange life of| comfortable knickerbocker” costume. Henry C. H. Robinson, former cotton] He will drive the car and Mrs, Cher broker with offices at No. 15 William] ney will hove entire charge of the Street and a well known member of | dom angements, the Cotton Exchan: became known] Of the two rooms, one is a bedroom to-day when Surrogate Cohalan or-| with folding bed, washstand and by dered that the will his widow had|reau arrangement; the other the com- found in a safe deposit vault be sent] bination sitting room-kitehen, Dur a cee ee ee + eee ee ulpit, Restins. h 4 HY MA The Charles Danio! ¥ 7 . C Jrawn by Benno] saueezed himseit into position and m : fica i i The Rey, Dr. Charles Daniel Preder- to Brooklyn for probate. ing the day they will roll along the Document Drawn y : sister pushed him und away ho went | dae oe Dee ia, ley lad os Ick Steinfuhrer, for fifty-fve yearn @ Nes. Maud G. Robinson, the widow, | Teds. At night they'll draw up be E WF vis cae Loewy Declared Void by yelling until the tire toppled over, Then |i Jory angry young woman approarhed | pastor of the German Second Reformed AN A iar an¢ er agal who Itves at No. 47 Brevoort Place,|*t@ the road and turn in, with alt , 5 x h ee neres’’) Church of Astoria, eslgned last night, Brooklyn, in an affidavit disclosed that | 40'S und windows fastened and the ee MRS CHAS Appellate Division, is sure he can be a movie actor with {With a letter In her hand, é MM ies M1 an old automobile tire!—Misx Mary 12, (she, demanded of the patent LookDe 416 1, eighty-one years old and, although for a number of years prior to the | #Mition Tocked, sins CHERNEW, ‘Phe tutisltyiok alawyer-ttenting | om Son Coenen the money IL sent her? T bought the| still physically ft, he feels that he time her husband was found dead in a - —— ney onler hery last week and here's) should turn Ue work over to a younger to draw his own will bas again been BOYS. room at the Hotel 7: ai : ‘ a ~ . letter saying she didn't. get it." man. ‘The resignation was accepted Sreslin on Dev. 12, i 5 demonstrated by a decision which has]. Tem my oMce window in the city T]/sGot the receipt?’ uaked the clurk.| with regret and the conslstory elected H em a 5 saw a number of boys enjoying « awim|+yet me see It, please.” The woman] pyr, Steinfuhrer pastor emeritus, with a 1918, he was a sufferer from chroni $ ia, honderad iby te cApnollat just b in the fountain at Madison Square ffished into her purse and brought out] ifs tenancy of the parsonage. aleoholism. J4is hubite caused them Division of the Supreme Court in the| Park. When a policeman appeared alllthe MONEY ORDER, She explained lert Dirks, a recent gradu- ‘ ia of them got away but The officer [that she thought her part of the per-] 9. from the seminary at New Brun d to a small structure wick, N. J., will assume the duties as to sepi 1a hinsae eve svinw at row? CROWN Jewels, Lost in Europe in : inson wandered wbout Manhattan, Benno Loewy, one of New York's} near by and compelled hint to dress in (Contint Ninth P ptomber 1 a Hirer i . d then an rt e eee o| Blain view of lookers-on. ‘Che youngster staying flrst at one hotel and ther: Baron Sto in ACCUSED (jf GRAFT. noted lawyers, who was killed us the} Pain view of lookers-on. ‘he younkate other, always registetn< under the ‘ Tresult of an automobile accident in| ticeman made sundry not alias of 7, Wiinams," She said & — sia an #0 sy | Paper and permitted t his be wtted this name from Willicm ( \ P — | August, 1919, eae “n mu A pals, ’*'Phey patted him on the shoulder: Street, wrere his office was located sem Was r “els sey 7 NY the terms of wideh he bequesthed Jus} whether to give him comfort or in rs. Robinson did not learn of he: art of Jewels Given by Napoleon the ! A entire estate to Cornell University, | praise e wee st Department marched this e.) pastor husband's death unt! some time} First te Queen Hortense When She Married His providing that part of it consisting| The “kitne” dlawppeared nround the : fovantigation Sondusica't stoeiessr| Brother, C NaticolaA panthiiain Uuton tania ae we Merce em investigation conducted b yher lawyer iat ® Supery sors Make Deposits to}, ae wdals, coins and pic-|tin-Arthur May, No, 12 Stephenson 4 that she identified a post-mortem Phat a diamond-ruby diadem, part of the crown jewels of the imperial Sad 2 engravings, medals, c phiotosraph of her dead tne anal cake "of Austria, with an intrinsic value of $25,000 and an “incalculable! Sinking Fund Following }ies shoua of eyeglasses found among efrocts| Metoric value,” is missing and has becn sought tor two months throughout Evening World’s Expose. alas Avenue, New Rochelle. coat famil 8 to Cornell Univer-| and be known as sity tinn ED, also were identified by the ovculist| Uirope became known to-day when a warning was issued to Americans and Mp SD png baw y. EIDE DS einer es Cote, le 0 made the © brok sthora’not to ee aniaain . ie directed tha © income of the rT, ai » rodu in the west who mad tiem for the trot others pot to purchase jewels represented as part of the crown jewels. iui rake Adtom ex sTe union oR URrOUR| eee eae Een | side aubwoay together, guing up- The widow declared that her bus This warning was embodied in 2@———__ : soe aN remainder of the estate should be} torn, A big man on the apposite Rania cessive ‘ue OF Intonlontne arctan ismued iy » ropreeantative |, ; ; lyn to-day stated he had recetyed in-1 sia tu the decendent’s widow during| seat was fast asieep. He way lean cansed his business to suffer to auch |") he eeNel, |e’, (Old the Count of the Crown ]rormation that supervisors at varicus| fer tite, and on her death the princi. {2 pon the shoulder of a boy an extent that his seat on the Cotton |of Haron Clemens Von Radowitz-Nel. liewetg having been secreted, ‘The ie ae i ‘d Wag directed to xo to Cornell Unie} avout fourteen whom I judyed to Exchange finaily was sold on Noy. 9,} woh is stopping at the Waldorf-. S[ Push cart markets who have for a] pal was di DFO to be the messenger of some hard ware concern. The boy, wiable to shake the man off or waken him, wtually maintain and extend] and finding the burden growing 1916. The contents of Robinson's iit Ibe icorwincsbecs were not made public to-day eee se Xi eee aes jowski, tiend of the Baron, who PLOT IS CHARGED |*"""" : diamond-ruby diudem was hidden in a jiong wil] week| versity, to be held as a trust fund, he income of which was to be used per ria, and of C time been collecting $1 Wake up your skin! convent in Vienna, and, at the Arch- {trom duchess's request ,the Count went to peddlers for expenses have , : mb cently, for the first time, been mak-| tip ar constantiy heavier, finally reached { pels SB tn Savole {Vienna when the Imperial family had Mng deposits to the Sinking Mund te My AaB Moss, Judge Henry] (fo the Ais Dasket and brought $ Huron Von Radowitz-Nei recently [been safely removed to Spain and |{& Aeros . . or and George HH. Merkel,| forth @ bell auch as “tcacher" hax BY NURSE ON TRIAL |ejent tures days with the former|¢laimed: them Commitsian: \ i ‘ om her desk, He pushed the button the executors, instituted a no books were ever kept by thy eu pervisors, ie i “The Crown was placed with the] As told in The Evening World, here-| '!" Sah three times—“Ting! Ting! Ding! Miss Kelly Sz Rermer German, Mmporsr, now: in! exile: atl ich Consulite in Vienna. Due jtofore these supervisors have coll, Nee ade der bce te Gnd the Inan: gsc Wiken Aaah | Silss Kelly Says ETMEN) Dorn, Hoitand to the fear uf revolutionists in their | 4 ate eh a The widow rentennted ig | everybody. amiting who wasn't Mrs. Hewitt Threatened The Baron declined to discuss per-|warfare on roya the Count had [{Ne Money. pald thelr own) sataries The widow represented V3 1 laughing out loud, he Inoked mud nt = > . out o! anc Is e " aT ) And, of Lin “feiffte «& enough to ca he messengye ma 4 to Crush sonally the disappourance of the|the consulate receipt made out in a [oUt Of It and also the wages of clean U - nae an eid Bel al pata tthe mess myer « "US: or, 4 « [friend's name, ‘The friend los! p{ers, he said. So far as can be lenrioy oo eae aie = 2 ' ’ i » Crush Ter crown’ jowels “for persbnal reasons iienata earn, ame ilena lone She re, he sald, So far ns can be lonrnl| tine’ wife aurvivids, cond ne! iad Don't havea poor skin. When the trial of Miss Elizabeth }and in view of his friendship with sey ‘ langage € half of hi than one college or university, on of such law the any rate, when the time came to get the diamond-ruby diadem it was gone, F pean: yesterday before Judge Koenig in] ‘The statement made public to-day, |the Spanish Consulate reporting ii] Mr. Ruston said word had un-| 1nd General Scesions, Miss Kelly testified MISERABLE SNAKE, 1 cherry tree not more than 100 » Hi tert fromm our bac yard Thaw black Don’t have a half-good will w void as to one-half of th nuke draped around a branch Just be had been withdrawn doubtedly gone out that f return: € f the i Kelly. @ trained nurse, was resummed | Count De Sokolowski ite to an follows in part: the Baroness d'Erlanger, formerly} «phy, i estate low a robin’s nest, devouring o Crown jewels were given by part of the money should be w not been 1 bie until this th He He further contended that the will] baby birds. ‘The parent birds hid sou 7, . jot been made public un us Ume; | He said indications were that the 1 nid to one-hulf of the estate| moned a number of neighbors to t ' Bored ee wl erin i gin’ | Nansloon:L: t2 Queen Hortense: whon'|a earch Thad been kolig on twa lvestigetion Whiony Nee en’ crarsd | eek font ta (2 ena-hale of tio extato | Hel & ANCA St ale nbere It is so easy to have a healthy, charged her with having stolen $50.-|4he was married to his brother Louis, |™onths in Kurope, and the reason for stu nd thy ‘ 1 some of the supervisors on thi 000 worth of jewelry fiom Mrs Sing of [{HE SNAoUNcement of the Jewels’ dis Louls afterward became the run ment provided for itx support, | nk, eouldn’t be frightened off.—M, I beautiful skin. ban he entire seheme of the will fuiled,, : 3 fe appearance now is to pul on guard ‘comme - ¢ i TI . ; Hewitt's home in Paria. The police} Holland. Hortense was the daugh- ollectors of rare Buropean Jewels. | y In commenting on a report that}and t | should be held void. The) yp gum PUD MENT FIT THE Lifebuoy floods your skin had exonerated her, she added, and|... oc Josephine, and thus wor Ne. Beet tary URE f dia, [Maver Hylan had stated that the|nrst poi i KuStained on the trial fete i she now has pending against the} soy step-daughter and sister-in.|Mondu and rubles; a bi« ruby bin the |OCKYR Lrosecutor hud been mis-|ot the action of Judie ‘Tierney. whut 4 way taking ah unily walk around with health and freshness every archaea #9250000 damage eult, :al- | POP S RPS AUR SE ORY MBN el antretar cadh /atcy of dinmonde, intOrmed us ta the collections of the}dectared the will yold as to one-hulf| iy soose pond and mew three or + ith i leging slander. law. Hortense's son was Napoleon ie rignicat ee nary sa ane isors, the District Attorney estate OD an appeal taken by Shan ienehae near tho water, A great time you wash or bathe with it Miss Kelly said she had heard Peter] 111. His wife died in 1920 in exile in | queheas tri. As acB) the to the Appellate Divioton | green frog suddenly popped out of the > Zon (f = 1 cooper Hewitt, on his deathbed in| preiana Sucheee Blancs of Auatriy, As 8 BHD von the reson’ we will lat Mavir | ce Supreme Court, the econ | forh and with lt Big, homely mouth You can FEEL your skin im- a Praia sal yon Bue Pi ean » | H¥lan issue the statements and do allot was iso sustained and the will{rabbed the nearest birdie. ithe a Paris, denounce “a man named Er “Count De Sokolowski became in- | Jamie, the Carlist pretender to the [42 Un e8ue the statements Rp doa polne i ater ate ‘ bird kicked and seratehed and serceched rove when you use Lifebuoy. langer, who had been a sort of pri- thrones of France and Spain. Jamie in |t™® ‘aliing. We shall continue with |declired void and inoperative as to th in vain, With « mur vate companion" {n his household. | Yolved in the Crown Jewelg in the fell aM wa a in vain ao for his may 8 look tn my dirgetion old man fog ! with his victify into the known as the Duke of Madrid, The |@U? Investigation over here ir estute, Which now goes tu the Archduchess now is residing in Baree- | Brooklyn and within a week I hope to]. Referring to Mrs. Hewitt, Miss Kelly }of 1918, He had been a flier with the testified: * wat 48 he able to place evidence in th fi nded in y ik nGly. Wiel that eosne day Hungarian air forces, and because he | !ona, whre she and others of her fam P . n the hands 1} have an unholy wish that som ( 1 got proof that Mre, Hew'tt went! wag intimately related to the Hun- |/l¥ fled since the Austrian revolution abethie Mayor tht will reaiire wotion [on oF Kemmariun, svt val} hat od frog will nimuelt be ww sllows The Big RED Cake to the American Embassy in Paris “Count De Sokolowsk! is marriea| "ther than words he the finest colection uf (ts kind] by is black snune.—3 and said I sold Mr. Hewitt'’s patent | ##"an royalty he took unto himself ls, tne widow of the clilena Athan —————— Ss CHMNENY aval Papers to the Japanese Government. | the task of slipping out of the country She was determined to crush me.|many members of the royal family (March 9 last, Mrs, Hewitt sald to mc LUKE'S smc s ungary during PATE IS APPRAISED ~> —- aia DU heute daunia venneet &L.827,000. Dit TAKADUNE Wraker GRANT AT Cry POINT, vA ay on La Sayole it was with t The State tax appraisal of the estaie| Dr. dnbiehl Tain FEBUOY whose 1 While standing on the back poreh 8 were imperiled ow the 1 hat she knew of my passion for). mntion. of returning. soon with IiefOt the Tate John th Luke of trvingt “i am | ane ma ewa Title est wning jewelry knew that 1 know | evolutionists: wife and stopping In New York for|Qirrcwe mae ' 4 j i Fhe alder ohid-wat aw tables i HEAL what poverty meant, and that she] “The Archiucheas Blanca of Aus-] 4 ponth or iwo enroute to Chile for|gurouates Court us AHOUHEEIERE ah the x cil in hand, writing what uppeured (o would crush me.” trin of the princesses of Bour- a Vielt to ity wife's relative showed the estate vx!: san dill Hospital be a most’ fmportant message The