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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1922, q STESFORS10,000 [SUITS FOR MORE [AUTO THEVES SHI) Yore’s Champion Watter anit THREE MEN KILLED (BIT OF GLASS FAS, MOLLY PITCHERS AS SHE FINDS HER] THAN $500,000 IN IPOND, GODGE SHOS| TOEVERY WOMANIN|AMBULANEE WALED} BAND TO BATTLE | i inal Saas Pretty Widow Charges Breach} Papers Filed in Seven Actions of Promise Against Official on Sixth Anniversary of Tire Company, of Explosion, ALLEGES RING SERVICE. Woman Says She Went Through Ceremony With New Yorker in Boston. On the sixth anniversary of the Black Tom explosion pafers were fled yesterday in the Federal Court at Newark by Pitney, Hardin & Skinner in seven additional sults against the Lehigh Valley Rallroad Company for damages aggregating altogethor moro than $500,000, for alleged losses from the explosion. The seven suits were brougtit by six companies, and by two Individuals suing jointly, Under the New Jersey Statuteof Limitations the suits could not have been brought af- ter next Monday. Married when very young to a man who deserted her, divorced, successful in business after a long struggle, tn- troduced to a business man who made ardent love to her, a marriage ring eeremony fn Boston and then the slowly and the fugitives finally ditched discovery the man was married and had four children, ‘With a rueful smile, Mrs. Kathryn Arney, pretty and not yet thirty, sat im her lawyer's office yesterday and related this story of her life down to the filing of a $100,000 breach of prom- {me action against William J. Jackson, Secretary of the Ajax Rubber Co. and irector in several other corporations. Mrs, Arney's complaint was filed Yesterday by her attorney, Benjamin F. Spellman. She alleges that in Chi- cago Mr. Jackson promised to marry her in February, 1920, the ceremony fo take place here. Relying on his promises, she srs, she came to’New York to be marrted. Mr. Jackson postponed the wediing 399, for arsenic, pote salts alleged to have been destroye the American Hide and Leather Com- Tho plaintift who alleges the larg- est lona is the Botany Worsted Mills, of Passaic, which sues for $265,986, for wool alleged to have been des troyed while it was stored in the Na- tional Dock Stores, owned by the Na- tlonal Storage Company, on Black Tom Island, The two Individuals 6u- ing jointly are J. Lester Parson, of 88 High Street, and Robert P, Bar- bour, of & Prospect Street, both of Montclair, who ask for $165,813, the alleged loss of tobacco stored in the same warehouse, ‘The other plaintiff compantes tn the seven suits filed yesterday are A. st Orange, $77.- h and epsom Klepstein & Co., of I of Jersey City, $65,1 for and calf skins; the Ci Company, of Maywood, N. J. Posse Captures Them Near Cos Cob as They Crawl From the Water. GREENWICH, Conn., July 29.— Two men in a stolen automobile, after a wild cross-country chase in which many shots were fired and a deep pond crossed, were captured by a posse to-day near Cos Cob and turned over to the New York authorities. The prisoners described themselves as Willard Walters, No. 46 Broad Street, Stapleton, N. Y., and Ralph L. Cutter, No. 625 West 134th Street, New York City. The posse took up the chase as soon as the car was sighted. They gained thelr ear and took to the fields. In- yading the property of the Blythe- wood Sanitarium, they soon found themselves in a maze of unfamiliar territory. ‘The posse closed about them on the shore of the big pond and the fugi- tives, seeing no other escape, plunged into the water and swam for the other bank. They were captured as they landed. One of the men and one member of the posse are reported to have been wounded in the exchange of shots. —>—__—_ MRS. REISLER EATS AND SLEEPS WELL he Expects Early Trial for Murder of Sister, Bertha Katz. to be. eenlntifficiin 2,496 Male Met Death to 987 Females, Health Re- port Says, According to a report made by Mr. Shirley W. Wynne to Acting Ffealth Commissioner Frank J. those who suffer most heavily from accidental deaths “those least able to take care of them- elves." Dr, Wynne made this eom- ment Immediately after reporting thot bout 76 per cent, of all deaths from accidents are among the male popula- tion, 2,496 males, as compared with 987 females having been killed by ac- eldents during 1921. in thie olty are Persons at the extremes of life suffer mort heavily.” Dr. Wynne severely criticized par- ents who permitted their children to play on fire escapes or at open win- dows, About one-third of the 18 killed by falls from there sources last year were children. the report points out, Is responsible for most of the 8,488 deaths, but Dr. Wynne adds that the ratio of deaths to automobiles is far less than it used ‘The automobile, Accidental deaths 400 in the trast three years, The of fatalities oc: have dropped greatest number cur between 8 and 6 p. m., children are using the play, and when the streets are moat streets for a Victim Didn’t Need Hospital Treatment—One Picked Up in Street Did. A pieoo of glass from a window « oldentally broken on the fourth ot the court of a loft bulding at No. 40 West 25th Street dropped to the skylight over the workroom of the shrinkera, on the grovnd floor at noon to-day, A heavy plate «lass section in the skylight 4 feet square was dis- lodged and fell upon Alfred Dolo, a cloth examiner, at his work table, He was cut on the head and arms Policeman O'Donnell of the West 30th Strect Station sent an ambulance call to New York Hospital. At Eighth Avonue and 234 Street the ambulance, driven by Eugene Wood, and carrying Dr. Thompson, knocked down and stunned Joseph Santos of No. 242 Wea 17th Street Dr. Thompaon and Wood placed Santos in the ambulance and con- tinued to No, 40 West St It was found that Delo did not require hospital treatment and after he was patched up he went to his home in Tappan, N. Y. Santos was then taken to the hospital. He was not seriously injured, Theodore Tiedeman Corporation, cloth} BONE DRY LAWS pa ae New Women’s Organization Is to Seek Light Wines and Real Beer, ‘The first activities of the new Molly .| Piteher Club will be directed through the Association Against the Prohibl- tion Amendment to procure the sale of light wines and beer, regulated by the several States, and the sale of the stronger spirits to be regulated by the Government. This intention was embodied iP = renolution passed yesterday at the eeo- ond of a series of luncheons being giv- en by the Women's Organization of the Association Against the Prohibl- tion Amendment. The luncheon was at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Proo- tor, Shadowlawn, Great Neck, L. I. The resolution aiso declared: Molly Pitcher Club shall be an organized effort on the part of Intelll- gent, puble-spirited American women to prevent any tendency on the part ot our National Government to inter- fere with the personal habits of the American people except those habits which may be designated as criminal. “Drinking Is not a criminal habl The Women's Committee of the As- intion Against the Prohibition ndment has been organized and sists of Miss Alice Carpenter, Di- tor; Mrs. Harry Chester Arthur, Mrs. Donn Barber, Mrs. Arnold Brun- ner, Mrs. Mary Carr, Mrs. W. Camp- tell Clark, Mrs. Henry Coe Clark, Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs. Charles An Pn eS err H!. Ditson, Mrs. Richard H. Dorsey, ESTIMATE BOARD Mrs, Minnie Maddern Fiske, Mra, Ly- teton Fox, Mrs, Olive Scott Gabriel Mrs, Ranson H. Gillett, Mra. Fraok C. Henderson, Miss Maud Agutlar Le- land, Mrs. James B. Lowell, Mrs. Frangis Burrall Hoffman. , Also Mrs, John H. Iselin, Mra, {elen Hartley Jenkins, Mrs. Alice te McDougall, Mra, Edward Me- JUDGE DECLARES Vickar, Miss Blizabeth Marbury, Mrs. Mareus M. Marks, Mrs. Walter Maynard, Mrs, John Purroy Mitchel, Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris, Mra, Frederick Nathan, Mrs. Sally Neld- <j +.ia)c| linger, Mrs. Chatincey Olcott, Cropsey Scores City Officials] nities E. Proctor, Mra. Charles A, congested because of persons return- ing from business, shopping, &c." “An illuminating faot Sxoven AND MARIAN ARPELLE by the tabulation of the deaths from ied olpcankatts, burns and scalds. It indicates that George H. Brown, professional walking champion of the world, |under five years of age boys suffer with Marian Ardelle of Los Angeles, champion of California, out for a higher mortality than girls, per- a morning constitutional. Just a little hike through Central Park, |baps because they are more vee and then down Broadway, covering six and one-half miles in the [Some; but between tho ages of five { . \d fourteen ris suffer the highest unusually fast time of 1 hour and 14 minutes, They created a lot of |Mereatty. A mala\c Akt CEFOEE excitement when they strolled down Broadway, but every one who | gas poisoning have steadily decreased saw them admired their walking style. during the past several years, The .| tabulation which the department has $36,064, fo ra quantity of citrate of = lime; the Edward B, Jens Company, No relatives or friends appeared at until June and then refused to keep his promise. Mrs. Arney sald she was introduced te Mr. Jackson by fnends in Chicago in October, 1919. Her first marriage, several years before, had ended un- happily and she had won a divorce. Forced to support herself, she bad opened Kathryn Arney’s Beauty Shop im Chicago, and when Mr. Jackson came along and started to mak» what of Jersey City, now distolved, suing|the Raymond Street Jail, Brooklyn, through Francis A. Bowers 94] during the morning to-day to see Mrs 1000, George Mandavilie, trustees, $2 for boats, buildings, and machin and the L.. Beyers Sons’ Company, of Jersey City, $6,590, for the barge Theadore. Minnie Reisler, wife of John J. Reis- ler, Her sons, Morris and George, nd her brother-in-law, Max Katz, who are under indictment of murder as in the first degree for the shooting of A. KUBIN, 58) SUED) [fee No tctiers ov telegrams svore ro, BY HIS WIFE OF 28 celved by the prisoners, Warden Harry Honeck sald that she tterday described as ‘'poctio * 4 Mrs. Reisler had slept very well and prepared emphasises strongly the “ | Richards, Mrs. Charles L. Riker, Mrs. ize he had a prosperous busiaess.|L¢ Brings Counter Action,|that this morning she ate a hearty 6s ” fact that most accidents result from for Lawlessness in Douglas Robinson, Mra, Charles Gary. " ‘i ¥ aming Donald Lamont | Dretsterh: Sno pole, the wenten “that c ress ii in 4 or rr uo carelessness and that if we can edu- Operating Buses. Rumsey, Mra. Herbert I, Satterlee, Mrs. Arney produced a colored pos- bo) ‘ she anticipated an early trial. The cate children from the time they be- Mrs. Willinta i BNeshAne tac genet ter such as insurance companies and as Co-respondent. others also appeared in good spirits. ins fi, Ghepard,; Mrs, Horatio @. anhoad similar concerns had issued during the war and which contained blank spaces for recording one's war service. “In the Service of His Country,” was the inscription across the top of the poster. Mrs. Arney said Mr. Jack- son had filled it in as follows: “Born Aug. 23, 1883."" “Enlisted in the service of Kathryn Oct. 1, 1919." “Branch of service: Any kind of rervice she desires; preferably the ser- Referring to his deciston that the}nard, Mrs. Alexis W. Stein, Mrs. operation of a bus line in Brownsville] Theodore L. Van Norden, Mrs. Rioh- was (legal and assessing $59 coats] da T. Wilson, Mrs, Egerton L. Win- throp, le y. against members of the Board of| jy gute tat, Mine Bee Estimate personally, Justice Cropsey| Watts Grant, Dr. Desire Dunn. to-day cited “ne decision in the case} Those at the lunche yester.y were: Mrs. Cgcen Fowler, Mra, Fer- of the Brooklyn City Railway against} gre), Mik Ceca Fowler: are, Fer- the city some time ago, Ho sald: son, Mrs, Huntington Smith, Mra, “The acts of the defendants are in] Daniel §. ftucchison, Mrs, ELF. | Luckenbach, > 3. M. J, Floisct.nan, wilful disregard of the exprens pro-| \ackenpach, > % Mt. J. Mlolect stan, vistons of tho statute and of decisions] fret, Mrs. H. D. Ordsley, ce. Rob. of the highest courts of this State.fort Kert, Als Sylvia Deca» md Mrs. Anna Paduch Klein of No. 526 es East Tist Street to-day filed a suit for BUFFALO CARMEN — separation from Aloysius Klein OFFER TO ARBITRATE wealthy owner of A. Klein, Inc., ask- : . Sena anooncement ‘Through ing the Supreme Court to grant her) yayorty Investigating Committee, $250 a week alimony and 82,500) pupraro, July Striking unfon counsel fees. She charges crue! and} carmen, through Mayor Schwab's in- inhuman treatment. Her husband ts| vestifating coinmittee, to-day notified counter claiming with a sult for di- | Presiicnt Howert G. Pulley of the In vorce, naming Donald Lamont, who] \ratinal Hallway Coupany fiat they lives at the Hotel Ansonia, a8 CO-| ment questions toa board of arbitration. respondent, Mrs, Klein alleges that| At q0 o'clock efforts to reach Tulley her husband, who is fif elght years] to discover his decision on the men's gin to walk to exercise care and con Theit Lays Trouble to Quarrel). im sine “es school Ife we will have accomplished a great deal towards the reduction of Atlantic City Police Say New York Man Asked on|th!s terrible waste of human life," Phone if Charge Couldn’t Be Dropped. LIVING ROOM LIQUOR ATLANTIC CITY, July 24.—A man who said le was J.B. Orr of New] OUTSIDE WARRANT York, calling from that city, talked to Detective Capt. John Barnshaw here last night and asked if the Atlantic City police could not drop Restaurant Owner Dis- the charge of stealing his automobile on which Misa Pauline Orr, getress, ‘ 4 also known as Pauline Arnold, of No. 44 West 93d Street, New York, charged on Ruling Against Searchers. was locked up here early yesterday morning He was told that as the charge wa RES Peter Gorini, former owner of the year e a ing. axe! Miss Alice Carpenter, uncheo..¢ vice of truth. old, has an income of $30,000 a year| proposal were unavalling. ot ine | There ts not tho slixhtest excuse for . from his business. She is twenty-| A short section of track on the Lock-|made by the New York police, on]S, J, RICHARDSON restaurant by that name at No. thia lawlessness, It is unfortunate| Will be given soon at the realdences “Honorable dl : Hope " ae Eetalatcn; was blown , *, W 0 ‘Honora! ischarge: Hope never. like yeave lola port line, near Pendleton, was blown Thakcencae clis cimolalavkae (Ric tatce of Mrs. Willlam Hofstra, Hempstead, In addition to this alleged index of his feelings, Mrs. Arney pointed to a thick sheaf of letters she said she had up early this morning. Police belleve dynamite was placed on the rails, No serious damage was done. Minor dls- orders continited last night, the most concerning a party in an apartment| Qehinus being the whose warrant she was arrested, the WORLD MAN, DIES West 44th Street, was discharged , charge could be dismissed only by the when arraigned before Magistrate H New York police. A telegram from u. tL, and Mrs, B. B, Luckembach, In support of Klein's opposition to Range Polat bet the application for alimony, his coun- sel submits an affidavit from Lamont tinue to defy the law. Their conduct is an Incentive to others. Without St law neither justice nor order can be ‘Those who wituly disre- {Us S. AMBASSADOR aniey Renaud in West Side Court Was Circulation Expert and} nny on a charge of having liquor a . throwing of torpedoes | Orr recelved by the police earller in . . enioresd. ia oe Mr. Jackson. Her at-| 1+ No, 206 West 44th Street, when | into cars, tearing out floor boards and | tne evening had said that he would Mana ~Founded in his possession because the search| gard the law and encourage others to| TO FRANCE RETURNS torney would not disclose their con-|afrs. Kicin is alleged to have been] breaking window eaistateltotay. ts aaenttiee Cisiear Bronx Ney 'S. warrant which the police had when/do likewise are creating a situation Satie pas tes, Arey Bald they were | present end. brektaneet ty nore SPURTE . Miss © no i] Stephen J. Richa long famous} they made the arrest called for a] Which is a menace to the community.’ TO VIEW POLITICS = 7 ecore B rr, who hs 3 ad ‘ide Lh ie 4 net " When she got here she sald Mr.{ "yin was a widowerand hispresent| WEDS MRS. JOHNSON, 79) re ince a lovers’ quarrel, result-| Nd Manames, whose last active work |living roam abev Fee eee ee ANATit use vor doreo withoay Myron T. Herrick Will Visit “ C sh Dve ae wus for 1 Worls, diced yesterday] tle told Magistrate Renauc = . Jackson ae her he was having a lot] wife alleges that she was siinctod tO] ave for Now Home at Pittamera| ig from Orr's alleged friendship for] Je tho we waseutycone a kus lined Hin rear waa. th Nis poskea-|franchiae: Ohio Home to See of trouble over a breach of promise} continual insults from Amelia Bender, | Weave for New bo another girl, At the outset, when] jome. Aa . 2 oro-| ‘As the action ts wrongful and the . . n 3 6 home, 06 Kast 112d Street, [sion prior to the passage of the Pro. on. ait brought against him by a gir]|@ daughter of Klein's by his previous al pseu dase epi Miss Orr was taken from her room A\lfronx, Ie was born in Ireland and{ hibition Law. defendants knew It to be wronifui, Situation, ance marriage. She charges that her hus-| DANBURY, Conn., July 29.—Gen. /ine atorton Hotel, in South Virginia} g wir Makosi : sain [avcoset nine six years old,|they must pay the costa individually | Myron T. Herrick, Ambassador to named Elaine Vance and he thought ne ee puppet and eutoine i Nee lees a nd two sons survive. Funeral] Ciro Ussempl, twenty-slx y ahiive don the Paria to-day, {t best not fo be married at that the.) ee eee ee eee a daughter, |suiman F- Kneeland, New Nori lawyer) Avenue, after keeping the detectives} gorviecs in thy residence Monday |the present owner of the restaurant, | {t would be an outrage to require th d , ' -Jaton in the hands o er, nied by his wife and their . Parmlee W., and Mrs. Herrick jr. seven years old, and artist taxpayers to bear the cost of this his un waiting outside for nearly an hour! morning will be foll 1 by solemn] was alvo arrested, Throug! An examination of the records In} who seemed to hold him spellbound, Mrs. hnson, seventy-nine, | while she made a complete tollet, sh: tiem mass in the Chureh of St {wel, Major Fiorello H. La Guardio, | section. v e ctive cl bs. pat , he: * Rete) aan ee iy mde ‘tel i - the County Clerk's office disclosed | Both deny the respective charges widow of a famous artist, were married | regarded the matter as a “joke, Pius, 145th Street and Wills Avenue, | former President of the Board of Ald- eee a ee ane ery Ai that Miss Elaine Vance sued William - here to-day and will lea ae said; but after thirty-six hours, M-Jat 10 ofclock, Burial will be in Cal-]ermen, an adjournment was asked HUSBAND S PAL that after @ short stay at ti J, Jackson in 1919, The only paper| MAN AND WOMAN noon for their new home in Fittetel!.| cluding a night on the hard bed in| vary Cometery. until Aug. 3, which Magistrate Renaud) 7 a We By OOD TO WI Carlton he would go to hls Cle : Muas., where they expect to spend thelr] ” ot he said she was becoming} Im young manhood Mr. Richardson] granted, GAV FE ih b bs on file, however, was a notice of trial, HELD FOR THEFTS ymoon. ares wi calitalecane Fan OG Hae Gee dian lic farm “to got the lay of the barn. BY & remony was performed by the 5 jad won a distinet pl aS ¥4 —————.-— . a . this it Was presumed the former Gov~ eid ea suit iy ee in the A a Accused a Jeweler ene as Oe Ba Band a8 De bed pea oneyars es #1 ¢ raulation managers when he became| “AMBULANCE BUG” Mrs. Briggs of White Plains] cenor of Ohio ts going home to see january, 1920, term of the Supreme! Actor eler, a, Kneeland anilorp sald, she was able to get @ coup!) travelling representative, rat for the : Thene PF How. the poles! atraire "ce blow Serer ane reovres de Rob whew: tt Girl by Wife of attended by W-lor nours’ sleep last night, She wa] Tribune in 1888, and then for Tho GETS THIRTY DAYS.) Restored by Three Pints The Ambassador declared France is was ever tried or discontinued MEAL Saye: 2 ‘the ceremony | ot too indignant to permit a photuk | we 185s and wns business! «awe Alarme “Jest for Fon’! of the Fluid. coming through her difficulties im and found Jackson was married and] rq M, Lowry, thirty-three, a mo-|'* own 0"! “You can’t blame me,’ she sail, {iso4-99. He was elroulation manager| “Fire bugs’ who start fires or turn| Street, White Pluina, wife of J. F.| 0 security for the future, and what arding her growing Indignatlen. | ar the New ¥ refuses to get an attorney sa 290i whole matter will be expirine: had a large family. He left her, she adds. Mr. Jackson's home adéress was —<$<—$$<——— tion picture actor, living at No. 257] GRaABRED HER PURSE West 86th Street, was locked up last night in the West 47th Street Station IN MOVIE, SHE SAYS k Journal, 1896-1901, ] in falae alarme Just for the fun of| Ariggs, formerly @ member of tho| sho novda most now 1s publicity. sistant business | jearing the engines clanging are eom-| white Plaine police force, became a| Count Charles de Chambrun, who elre ul ation manager of} non enough In police recorde, but 8M mother of a son at Stagnes Hospital| Wil! act for Ambassador Jusserand at nd anager ani : 4 on an indictment charging grand lar- —— torlly to te owner,” she ir [ii. World I Nyasuingtin Gueing ts iaGere ae given 6s bs oe eats BM Side ceny on the complaint of Rudolph] Charged with attempted grand tar-| sisted, but refused to divulze his det] sty feichardson was founder of the| Ambulance bus" te something entirely) 4 little more than a week ago. Follow-| sence, was another arrival on the Eee le could not be found last} yr ell, jeweler, of No. 642 Fifth|ceny, it belnx alleged that he tried tol tity, Bronx Home News, and OLE | now, “The first of this species ever! ing the birth of the child Mra. Briges|iarig’ Another passenger was Ray- night. Avenue, who said Lowry took $9,900/iake a purse from a woman‘ tap in —— 1407-1912, when he left Now Yarle tof LrouRht Into court @eseribed himeelt as] uffored a relapse and attending phy-}\.ond Recouly, a French writer, e@- worth of Jewelry on memorandum and | menine fate Hits rete Beuies RADIO PRESCRIPTION become business manager of the Ar-| Mike Schnelder, twenty-elght yearn old, |siclans dectted oe Daed transfusion itor and publicist, who will attend the UT “GLAD HAND, tid never returned It. nigel d ah ae i F Port! M , { No. 251 Second Street, an Inapector| WAS necessary to save her. net! of the Political Institute at was held in $3,()0) ball for examination D, SAVES SAILOR | &s. Portland. Me. He returned to} of No. . “ . meetings fd] GERM CARRIER; Alea \eoked! ap tn the station ts Misa) on" Aug. 3 ly Magistrate Gelsmer in RELAYED, SA\ The World in 1914 and was on its staff] (or the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mike] | At Leis Nia eee ear gitang Been, Williams Colt Betty Graham, thirty, a motion pio- 3 4 Court to-da: 7 : e E y tine 2 Se 3 i the Coney Island Cou y z Get| when attached by bis last ilincss, dmitted before Magistrate George W. : Sai NOSE RUB BETTER ee orcad rine terete Lae, Raat Murra, Na. Ooh else bel aS Vials bshap ln ————- ‘Simpson In Hesay Market Court to- any Le a ee ,|ACCEPTS CONSTITUTION , Street. She ts charged with forgery | street, Broosiyn, said that: last night i : twice called out Fs: On on the complaint of Mrs. Ira M.|while in the theatre at Bay Ridge Ave-]| MARSEILLES, July 2 An OF BROKER - Dnata to therte Mra Michael Faulkner of No. 9 OF PALESTINE JEWS i » 4 Lowry, wife of Lowry, who has been|nue and Fifth Avenue, the man let his ard a British vessel in the Mediter AUSED BY WOMAN | areas this morning just for the fun of | Battle Avenue, who was at one time —— Pittsburgh Doctors Want nies from him for some time, |hat fali on her lap and that In taking Rabo sik takes GIS (a. Y N | dress Dee eee nO aa canchita la manduce af tho Whi Plaine police] High Commtastoner Will Next De= Handshaking to Follow | rhe latter was released on $2,000 bail it Ca ao in ciate that he| Captain sent broadcast report of bi not Charmed with] Munn oe ene moat out-| force and & “pal” of riges, was tho fine Powers of Couneth furnished by a surety company. ans Genlag: sae A ; condition, eal advtee. & Dinmont nin ‘ int @' Oex reer ih best Atted for the operation, aecord JERUSALEM, July 29 (Jewish Tele- Roller Towel. Mrs. Lowry alleged that on June 19 {¥8* #nply picking up hie hat. ‘A French veasel picked ip. thy, mes By Howell bioker seHO "eave o rhings Teer bowed oer tate] img to Dr. J. F. Black. Three pintal graphic Agency).—Approval of the cone 31 , aaa ange, but no one could read English, 1 » ‘ Aes : = Reed: ot Fi blood were transfused! stitution drafted. b 4. Halme- @ PIPTEAUNGH, July 40.-—-Hend- sb iipkeigitbaaea Pets bilrenaltd PATROL, WAGAN pane PRIS-| tie operator relayed It to snutir rt rand Onve fey enough Bevemancey ay. it ls aa ate rity garvalna The Meee Lae os ional. Connell of Palestine ? nS WT PK, French ship, On this vessel the do: - . ke 441 * oub on wild Ne bapa will i wun Ri nuitonomor e aking must £0. Broadway and 49th Street, where Mrs, police patrol of the Liberty Avenue} understood inulish but could not 1 ts, Bina Te, PF [chases when they may be necded vise: | giving Muld has restored her toa con-| Tews for the sutonamous adminigeres No les authorities than Dr. 8. [Lowry has a charge account, and got! station, ‘Trookiyn, Was stuck by an| seribe tu. the language. : eae re to nadlat tho Injured ig alinoat In- | dition where, within a day or two,| {on of the community: In whlch Jews R. Haythorn, Chairman of the |$38 worth of women's clothing under| Abraham & Straus y truck and] tie wirelessed a presertption | ed att and | hunan. Thirty days in the workhouse} he will return to her home. The tne] oor nication from ir Herbert 5 _ |her name. nearly ¢ nits way tol wrench to another French ship, whos n to Brack may cure you fant son ta also inveplendid health, [QU unes n Commissioner, me Allegheny County Medical Bo: 0 ete the Bri c h five pris-[ jp was translated Into Bnglish and f Accanitin 1 Howell ee 4 rene); ste High Skee pak cal clety: Dr. C. J. Vaux, director of | GERMAN MARKS SLUMP oners and three tives to-day. De-| warded to the original vessal, wii fhad a toon ‘ a » on | U. S. AIR PASSENGER | BLOW-UP IN KANSAS CITY peihe High Commissioner haa informed the Department of Health) Dr. C. teetive eseo, standing on the rearlene Captain followed instructions ard} jane 17, and ‘ ah 0 8 KILLED IN GERMANY fs the council that an ordinance sanction- steps of the patrol, was knocked to the|¢he sailor recovered. amon? rine valued at $160, wh he © Jewish Council a J. Styber, President of the North TO NEW LOW RECORD Terk and “ation ulti Greated by ent tet te ose eme awned for 58 pe ly om KILLS ONE, INJURES MANY jin the en eon ante tune . bulance surgeon for bruises went ell aden ttted theft and sau he} Th Oth Meet Death tn Pontal ~ nn yee aanieth 6 ADDTOVE Side branch of the Alsgheny {ato to pound tm random, Noarty amiuianis, aucun fe Wuleee ~ci"] 113 NEGRO NEWSPAPERS, |..." SR pad a | Rem) OeeKe MSF . Downtown x Mock Rocked ag ue“ AnpEpval at ie County Medical Society, and other Seven for a Cent Here. |! Apa tet Blane Chaans ‘ ritish “Colanial ‘efflon, prominent medical authorities pre- | LONDON, July 2%.—German marke] wacone” The patrol was turning” Into 14 MAGAZINES, IN U, S.| arrested the mayo riokot the 4 id | BERLIN, July 39 (Associated Press) AoE ey N VISIT TO Or p mage WARE, ae om N ied et Y \ * KANSAS CITY, July 29.--One man in| mSHOP MAHONBY 02 Rane aii yhe nor, |Jamalea Avenue from New Jersey Ave- 1s t Four persons, one of them an Amer- A ares rate | dict that within @ few yeare the jtook @ record slump when they were |i ie Syhen it was hit Thirteen Hundred won, Six ———— joan passenger,’R. Q. Burrill, sald to] 208 OPd ore Tie eetithe berae tal . ALBANY: o. wan shaking of hands will have gone |auoted at 2710 to the pound. This Is 3 oe Whites, Employed: | Geeesrip OY LARCENY CHARGE GD Alabama, wareckilled’ in shalice alia of w downtown Bialioag block. | cohane tes eee tae ce etiohes tie way of the roller towsl, attributed to she iesleions of the Guar- MEROBANT# eee jAssocta-| WASHINGTON, July 29—The | ADEN CHIE RGO. wich German postal airplane|rocked by teriffic explowt rocuntly conmaeratid at Hon as Bldhap € i antes Commission and to the action of PHON VE a. pipors and f en mage Att t of the Chteugo potiea! hich crashed near F far} Jamea A, Hat Omeha # D., will leave hore this afternoon for Not only is handshaking the Jin, tmpertal Bank of Germany in rais-] ‘The Washington Melglts Retail Mor Lid eben ae ey ars th te dnnctin va rok tier | Killed when he to an electr Fiske tare ae Altaae AE Xe te pred carrier of germs, but it is ex- Jing its bank rate to 6 per cent chants’ Tenant Association, organised Shes) the Department ati ‘ to-day by L «| Senor{ while attempting to ald In the rescue eral weeks prior to taking up ris tremely harmful to the nervous . = few we now s members to;day following Rodd } t he wa +! Spaniards, and Pilot von|of those trapped in & hotel by flames! jew duties in the West. Bishop Mme system, In the New York market German| and is reaching out to c¢ whol aac Chictean Hundred | from the blast. Bailes of additional | Honey, arrived irope yesterday One physician declared to-day |marks slumped to 15% hundredths of}eity, with the Idea of hay © rent mites) af ahioh alerts ieee . +] ‘The alrptane, No. 160, with only t are tho: debria Vancata the, Ad end todas wae that “the humane soctety should ja cent, the lowest price r record 4 that now protect the tenant from} operate the publications, ninety-aix of ' ' 1 t | occupants, left Berlin for Hambu eatin twenty-five | guest of p Hayes, put a stop to handshaking." and and a lone of twa points compared wii seins landonds « xtended to cover thelwhich are secular, twenty-three t ' ' bret tn MOT j quvers ahaa 4 A wads Velen oe thon topped it off by saying that |the previous low. ents a ate gious and elght fraternal, pubiia 1 tranpa " two hours Inter Ri BR Le ey ia Dealings tn the local market, how- ding to ” + the Injured kly, monthly and dai w en apirite r the Hottentot fashion of rubbing n spiritual director ever, were purely perfunctory. Speeu- 2101 Amaterdam iaty-three of the publications ma ' f a r «used by the se in Rome, Hee . noses as @ form of salutation was fiation in marks, which was #0 raim- mt of the ath tain and operate their own press t w oe bably depart for Stoux City tm A comparison to the hupd- |pant a few weeks ugo, has all but | ous! to organize the merchants andjen additional seven conduct work of & I Ai ve found to have had thelr skulls crushed, | ! or, ite Was sald at the Aree of modern society,!’ completely died out, appearto the Legislature, [book or job nature, Lior seven monthe | The machine was demolished, [cleaning shop next door, blanap's resides.