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a — — —_— . - / AES hse”. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1922. * 66 ” COUNTESS BREAKS e HCTAL DEPUTY UgM rec inact From [Patrolman Drops Dead in Launeh | \ise.%7.eon.. Todd Shipyard Corporation, William tf ARK sin Scho urety Compan Bean er ng injul ure OY | Trust Company and. President of ee Montauk Club Michael A. Olan - ees: orn in by 500 Bank Presidents ¢ 700 S ri xs " we theld, int 500 Ba vei Pk ef Gant Sight of Wound Belie Believed to Have Unnerved John tal Staten ara s : t 7 eppointe last week by ledge Support to “Honesty Bureau. McLain of Interstate Park Force. Marshal Muore, of the Because they believe honest ne best ins . ‘a = I ux three of the five Jecause they believe honesty t# the best insurance policy, the National Patrolman John McLain of the {his sevonteen-year-old son ‘Thomas the Government Surety Company is sponsoring a movement to teach that traft in tie Interstate Parle Police at Alpine, op-|started across the Hudson schools of the country, Dr. Willam Byron Forbush, autaor of “The Boy bouts Yoniurd) AbGhead died at ite n after the sturt MeLain col- soemeneeeeccenay a Lol ol B « lead of dila- 3 ‘| uieh f . ‘ chilouy oh ¥ oh . . ed and fell to the bottom of the > Problem,” and & specialta ne psychology of youth, has been appointed a tation of the heart Inte yesterday |ininch, Thomas leaped for the stocr- . 9 goons 1 OL F sti of le meprereen aS e schools and ts busy forming the “Hones . while conveying an infured boy In afins Kear just in time to prevent oans ’ S10 Deliver: i Aire a" ban 1 ; - polles Jaunol trom ‘the park to Sein toe Pa The Year’s Greatest § i: tive: ready more than 600 bank Tresi - r Yonkers surgeon. The C Pil fit thu eh é Bx hin £3 7 honesty an integral ps t " . je Coroner a Ho at ones put t to Alpine and . 2h Delivers $1 dents und 700 Buperintendents ofl atcm’ “Eu intent Bey nets wat Yonkers maid he batlved the sieht of |ontts Staore weit tke [© Alpine ane Ainiment urniture Bargains schools have promised William B.|/ moral teaching than he gets, We shall the boy's Injuries may have unnerved | patrolman and the boy — ° Jouce, Vresident of the surety com-|work through the teachers at first ee und brought on the futal at-Jwas put abe onkers teen Are at Michaels Bros. nan el yo! n the ef ofeventually, we hope to ope ae while Thon the Yonkers pany, thelr support in the effort tofeventually, we “hope | to operate © boy, who Jives in Yonkers but | sit. er in the launch lessen crime by branding the Eighth | ("0 vefused to give either name or ad-| 4 MeLain was dead when they Commandment deep in the hearts of We want 6 organtee the achools ; ‘ dress, was injured by running into} reached shore sung nto courts: ¢ ais the he stone piling of a recreation booth | ‘The boy was taken from the ferry Young America of honor where hor ee nthe park, His scalp was badly cut wi 1 3 i ede euniniia ie will be an active virtue. It seems ti te : Ae ee Cue Lhy (ie aMbMlanCe saree ty wae ter I have letters from criminal: 4 me that after Chin eieian eit hae : os a MeLain after telephoning to St.[up the gash in his forehead. Then g their term, indorsing our action,"'| {ime to grow, it will been aatidate . ohn's Hospital, Yonkers, for anam-{ihe youngster went away by himself Dr. Forbush yesterday, ‘“They|the appalling amount of crime in thin KORO VE He OG ee een | Rice ne SiS Hearent years) ote:ani point out that if they had been in-|country. We will take the boy in his a y in the launch and with/iived at Alpine ty they might not ve /“Usceptble years and train him in the { sil structed in honesty they might not be}... of honesty. He will have many NTE 83 OF f you in the position in which they now find], t lessons from the life histories COTE e ° Penetrates without ehew Immediately heen Boca ec vc, cn |BOOMeggers Buy Tires Stole fis On esis “We want to make the teaching of now serving their time in jail,” Former Daisy Leiter, Chi 5 U Ir n ae eee a —it kills pain! cago Iciress, Married From A t S | ti { M 1 t Speclal #-Plece H Id U U d Hi 0 M tt Earl of Suffolk. r UlOS, SOTUTION 0 ys ery Fabia 'b aierennies Gee aeriek 50 rains Way e D n er I) wn 0 0, LONDON, Aug. 4.—The Countess of —__---— - ered tn, o H 29: 0 Suffolk, while ric 4 Charlte ark illi 3 - Tor a ScOries “y , , . “There Is No Place Like Home” Te Gatien ae eee 3 Millions of Dollars’ Worth of Accessories Find Ready fabad & Ueolch lees ‘Sue Goonies ok Market With Rum Runners, Police Declare. no aaanelngeomntnes ret Soe Nl ee CLEVELAND Aug. 4 (Copyright).—A question which has been puz- BPD the appearance of dlc F guerite Hyde Leiter, daughter of tt a: mm youth, Results a Landlord’s Faith W. ‘anes anes W hen He Identifies One of His| 20" 1740 Leiter, dauehter of 1h.) sting automobile owners of the Nation has been settled by an Investigation Tanke Beaty aaraeps i the C i tic, Fxer(s.a solt amd Tenants as Robber. Wushington. The Countess was mar-|JUs! concluded by police authorities and announced here. oothing action, 80 ried In 1904 to the nineteenth Earl of What becomes of all tt }: Inf use. ES Lavearese Ursetti, forty, of No. M4) Thad Delag, | Sutfol and Berkshire, who was Killed] ines dur BOF Gi) the tres andvother accessories stolen. from ta- prenney Mirberry Strect, has Yost faith in the [Pout th he outrage, In watked Detee-| in uction during. the war. a CUE of a year, the aggregate of the thefts mounting Send 10e for Trial Size «Wiliam and Mary Period Lye motto that hangs in the vestibule of] Darbenziv, eighteen, of No. 114 Mul A He iae: ares YERD.T. HOPKINS & SON, New York 59 ea ae niu, . 5 ul- The police and reputable accessc iplek F . “a ls 5 his tenement and which reads berry Street, between them, 24 HURT IN CRASH he police and reputable accessory | stolen, because they realize the dift Veue Home, sterings ext ie 149-50 ‘ophere'a No Place Like Home!” “There's the man who held me up!" | OF 7 TROLLEY OF Ney btn aM reeks I ARO baelal lia i a ER EL Gouraud's 7 as ; a shouted Ursetti, acoordin : ee property goes almost exclusively to} they de not buy stolen automobiles Steet ied In fact, Lavearene told tho pottee| shouted Ursettl, acoording te tho po-| the bootleggers of the countrys |The risk of detection. there’ is” tov | Ik Og gy eM Otek Li “ynucae et to-day that he sincerely hopes there! house! This is what you might ean| /hree Inquiries Into Acci-| tt nas been realized for some time ie NOT another place like his home, Ja home-brewed robbery!" dent Due to Tar Begun that there must be some well organ Lavearese is an easy going sort of| Darbenzio is being held on a charge joutigations were started to-day} 22 Method of disposing of stolen a chap and fsn't easily peeved, but he] of Sttempted hold-up and will face Investigations, were started (0-day Ttires, radiator thermometers, spot- ' sali : 3 Ursetti in Essex Market Court to-|>¥ the Transit Commision, the De-}iights und other easily removed ac- declares he objects seriously to being | aay partment of Plant and Structures |cemsortos held up in the doorway of his own] The motto in the vestibule of No.]and the railway officials into the col-| !t was thought there must be some domicile. 114 Mulberry Strect has been turned ? immense "fence" or wholesale clear- . . While he was talking to the pollce' toward the dust-covered wall Maton of seven Manhattan-bound trol- ling rouse for the disposal of stolen The Premier THE Pure Fresh Cream that goes into $$$ $$ iy care tn tho middie of the Queens- automobiles and ac ries, but the Uinta ara Horton’s Ice Cream comes to us re idge late sterday. A gal- Jinvestigatio te) ee city ol j t sro cei SOCIETY GUN-TOTING | THREE BROOKLYN MEN __|ton’of tot tur spilled on the wert absorts largely Itg.own Ueita, PAnicrren) NES eee ao inden aniiery tae Wales it REVEALED BY YOUTH| HURT IN BRONX CRASH| bound tracks of the New York and] Hootleggers are liberal buyers of ac- ne Just ee = Queens County Street Car Company |cessories which they know to be source of supply Lolita Armour's Hushand Says! Thrown From Car Whe caused the accident, which caused SS it is handled in our own 4 where m Autome- Everybody's Doing It. Diles © slight injuries to twenty-four Laaliy AMUNDSEN'S STEAMER ORTS cleanliness and sanitation are ii ntained CHICAGO, ! 4.—Gun toting is 4] Three men were injured early to-day] 800% 8nd hurts so serious to two oth- PRIS HATES D. at the highest pitch. part of life's routine in Lake Fovest,| when the automobile in which they an ere ey bya Leite Hild ae NOME: Zao elatge Ute {Tne where the millionaires ive. John J ed at Tremont and Prospect | ¢ eh piteh had run into. the ear} schooner Maud, carrying the Amundsen Ae esdalserantesavitsnchow nusbart » Brony, with an automo: | Hck and @ mass of It adhered to the] polar expedition, reported her position Louls D. Baum of No 4 west-bound Steinway] at midnight, Aug. 2, a8 close to Wran- j of Lollta Armour, was ft athe Bie oho la e car stoping it. Another car|gell Island and in ice, with fine speeding. He was before Jud ous rry Herman of No. §04|Jammed into its rear platform. weather prevailing and little snow { big un had been taken from him. fractured | ‘There were about fifty passengers in] There had heen several bad storms. Vhy, all the fellows in our set carry | lef ; man Blumentha’ | the two cars. P passengers could = ~ > F . * Mag”) Mitohell dre vteatifeds “Lous oulevard, Brooklyn, frac. | get off the w 1 curs five other 3-Piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite — " > anol : ed right arm, ja Smith of|cars came down the incline out of : if Sofa, arm chair and fireside chair with roll lee aa aid it ive] No. 888 Osborn street, Brooklyn. contu-leontrol, each carrying about twenty) (aMiats [Scweay| i St dell, and loose cushic need then Dro int ban ack AM Gate tua te wed aed palin Ubeaed ONE 2 Phonugeaph ; = dits. ave. permit to carry onc ordham Hospital. Lethal any ae we A al oe CREDIT Coarse : I'm a deputy sheriff." And again he}, According to police, Baum was ariv-liovong a few bruises. id matt {th whlen he had at. | {26 hia car cast on ‘Tremont Avenue | lashed the star with which he had t=) when the automobile in which the other See = tempted to imprea the motorcycle cop] three men were riding crossed the ave- BRATS OC EL ERT es PARKS, who arrested him, nue, The automobiles came together © Park Department has announced ; The Jury returned a verdict of not| with a crash, the three injured men be- [thé following, city concerts for to-day THREE BIG “STORES é ed to the road y 1— ark ‘omp- 7 guilty after Mra, Lolita Armour Mitchel! | ™& hurled he Tana ney, king Square Park, 8.15; Hud son Park, SIXTH AVENUE AND 15TH STREET } had corroborated her husband's teati-| sPONDS $4.07 IN SEEKING SEAT IN| A/S) Can ehura Park. 515) Dewitt Closes Saturday at 1 P. M. mony that they were registering onty CONGRESS. n Each, S15: Re eatin twenty-five miles'an hour inatead of| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. 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