The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1922, Page 19

Helen Wills of California, Who Meets Mrs. Jessup in One of the Four Matches To-Day, Although Not Likely to Beat Out Mrs. Mallory This Year, Looks Like National Cham- ‘ fi pion of 1923. ” ian By William Abbott. way Miss Thayer took only two games an ° in the first set, and, growing even 3 women’s national teni8) more erratic, lost the second game championship at Forest Hills] without taking a eingle set. this afternoon will be just four Te atches. Fourth round pairings are: SUMMARIES. rs, Bundy vs, Martha Bayard, Mrs, — Pindévate & % NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, WOMEN'S q ase Pin renrera veesiEh ve Helen! gNGEs, SECOND ROUND—Mlas Edith B. ills, Mrs, Mallory vs. Edith Si-| Handy, Staten Island, defeated Misn Caroma ourney and Leslie Bancroft vs.| Winn, Mountain Lakes, N. J, 6—4, 4—6, . apre-|6—2) Miss Florence Ballin, New York, de- pare Cassell: SEBIS NG2tp POSTS sich sree, Lotarl Darby New Rove € ents about all the country's leading G4: Mise Marthe Bayard, Short Hila alee peey vig. J-» defented Mins Marguerite Davis, St, E vers, and it also proves the wis: % tr 6—0; be Li Senses rele gt in veeeiny 0 e FAW 8C =] Wilmington, Dol., deferted Miss Grace Mun Barun Meese) Lue Cri) 80 SH8u Sop re Los Angeles, 6—0, 6—0; Miss Edna C. tchers will not be snuffed out in] tudeiit, Sew York, detested Mra. Waiter Maas, 0-0, Mina rly rounds. San’ Franclico, defeated Mra iy ‘ hae New York, 00, O—1; Mra purnament so- far is xteen-year-old girl wonder from alifornia. Her encounter with Mrs. lessup incidentally should produce best tennis of the afternoon, While it is generally conceded Mrs fallory will retain her title this year, he attention of spectators is focused ostly on Miss Wills as the next na- fonal champion and possibly as soon S$ next season Helen Wills, he In the third vund yesterday the ‘alifornia Miss gave an exhibition D of her wizardry when she smothered frs. Henry Bickle of Toronto, older of the Canadian championship, The young girl's mastery was so omplete that her more experienced Ppponent won only tliree games in wo sets. Unlike Mrs. Mallory, t test Salifornia marvel es not depend en- irely on smashing to win games. Her Fame is more ve utile, long drives hat are cleverly mixed up with vol- from mid-court, and even soft close to the net. While not ap pearing unusually fast her feet Hiss Wills gets around the court with Surprising agility and makes returns a less gifted pla would not even get to. The Canadian woman game was stronger than the onc dicate, but Miss Will led scores in- foxily blocked her opponent's speedy baseline drives by taking the ball on the fly and shooting it buck with unerring aim into uncovered spots of Mra, Bickle was prac r less to cope with the youngster’s style and was completely outclassed Mrs. Mallory advanced, 1 without a few minut defending Thayer, whi Philadelphia the outset of 1 Thayer, putting terrif arm drives, made things ver terest. ing for Molla, « shed title hotde family of throuzh p er Vice and won the ia re Ma beautitul placemer came over so fust that no att made to the ball used Mr following games wn smashing and developed so much wildness that she tossed away point Eifter point on errors. Molla eraftily J elped by shooting up easy return Bhat the tall Mhiladelphian promptly Pehandbaxged out of bounds. tn tl Ar Gr Gr Cassel, I Mi 4 Mi Mra, M. M. Mrs Now York, 1 Elit Washington, Db, C., 6-1, 0-4; Mrs.” Molla Byurm Matiory, Ni York, defeated 3 wood Cricket Club, 6 ‘Thayer, Philadelphia, Sears,’ Boston, 6 Edith Sigourney, Boston, Gindys Hutchings, Bermuda, Agnes Sherwood, Rye, N Misa Kath: 6; Mise defeated jos, enw Mina Jeanie” € 0-0; Miss” Hele ated Mrs, W. HL. HK ; Pritchard, New York, 6-3, 7-5 THIRD ROUND—Mra, May Sutton Bundy, Los Angeles, Cal., doferted Miss Edith Bb. Handy, N . d=1, OO; Miss Helen Wills, Iseo, Cul, alefeated Mrs, Harry Bickle, Toronto, Ont, G2; G—1 Mra. Molla Bjursted Mallory, New York, de: d Miss Molly D. Thayer, Philadelphia, O—0; Mins Hadith ney, Boston, , defoated Mise Agnes Sherwood, Rye, + O—2; Mish Leslie Bancroft, Hom 1, Masa., defeated Miss Helen Hooker, eonwich, Conn, G—4, 64; Miss Clare New York, defeatud “Mra. Marion Farquhar, ‘New York, 0—2, 6—0; Marion Zinderstein Jeasup, Wiimtng- Del ted Mixw Edna 1. Hauslet, O—3; Mie Martha Bayard, . N, J, defeated Misa Plorence New York, "7 8, 6 AL CHAMPIONSHIP URLS (first round): «Mra. Marie Wagner, New York, defeat ss Ceres Baker and partner, Orange, N. by default; Miss Jessie M. Grieve ‘and El M ; 10s Angeles, Cal., feated Mra, W. M. Ellie and Mrs. A: tchell, Washington, [, C., and New York, 4, 6-2; Mra, Robert Leroy nd Misa Tinndy, New York, defeated Mins Hopit and N jorence Shel- dete NATIC we Miss Clare Englewood and Montclair, No Ju O—2, G—4: Mra, M. HB. Hutt, and’ Miss ” Molly Thayer, Philadelpila, detested Miss Mactha Hollister and. partner, York, by de- Mra. Theodor’ Sohst and ‘Mra. De uidee, Brooklyn, defeated Miss nea Sherwood Miss reherita ailer, Rye, N Wash., 6—0, G—Ay re sup) and’ Miss tielen Wills, Wilmington, Del. And San. Franciseo, Cal, defeated Mra. Isaboliu Lee Mumford Jr. ‘and Mra. Walter Trumbull jr, atnut Hill, “Mase. and Wor Mass., 6—1, Mra. W. Shedden and Alias Marguerite Davis, Cod, Mase, and st. 1 Mrs! Ed Chisholtn York, defi y E, Cave and Anne’ Bt! . Conn, G—4, G—1; Mrs, May Hundy and’ Maa" Hetei Hooker, Cal, and Green- wich, Cat Mrs. Marion Jones Farquhar Misa Florence Ballin, New 4; Misw Tealie Bancroft artha, Bayard, Moston, Mass, and Bhort Hills, N. J, a Mrs i Waring and Mis nard FE. Stenz, New York, 6—2, 86. COND ROUND—Mrs. Gladys C. Huteh- Ing and Miss Kc Gardner, Bermuda and Bostou, Mass. dete tre, As Le Gates and Mrs. Robert Lovett, New York, HMiury Mekle and Mra, Frank Ht. Godfrey, Toronto, Ont., and Boston, Mass., defeated Mrs. L. Milena Hurt and Mrs, 8 Fullerton” Weaver, New York, 6—2, 4—6, 6-4, Mrs, George T. Chapman and Miss Ma Chapman, Nyack, N. ¥., defeated Mrs, William Henry and Mrs. Benfamin f Hrigua, Low Angeles, Cal and New York, 10-8, '6—8, 9-7; Mrs Molla Bjuratedt Mal- 1 nd Mise Bdith Sieourney, New York and Boston, defvated Misa Eleonora Sears Misg Ceres Maker, Boston, Mass, and Orange, N. J, O-1, 643 CHARLES TOTH READY FOR ENGLISH CHANNEL SWIM DOVER, England, Aug, 16 (Associ ated Presv).—Charles Toth, the Boston long distance swimmer, is tt and ready for his att to swim the English Channel to the French shore. It is be Neved the weather conditior hext twenty-four hours will be ou favorable, although for the next three days the t will be propitic The temperature the water is sh ing, but @ strong breese f days has made Poth to-day te that he the hands of hi man, and that he is ly water immediately he get Toth has been training # his task, and Wicdman to-d the jon that 1 fn the water swin hours, Yo this should be req reach tM Mrench shor ALL-STARS SEEK RETURN MATCH WITH N. Y. A. C. 1 the was leaving hin loca! pilot, iPr Wied to tal the word duc for y expressed be able to stay ing for twenty-four The team of All-Star Collegiar which nearly defeated the A, C. national champion last Su Irhshtor tay in the Seok ost out by only one pelt the players contend t holders. te N have lust York A.C, wat only t int twenty years, The collestins elatm that with little practice they would be a to perfect ther teamworky and have a better chance for victory ofer the plon: ly has boon the li sent to the dean of aque nswer in ad 86 Management to ¢ Mmateh next we nd 8 Ix expected to Ki his u — LEONARD ONLY HAS TEN DAYS TO ANSWER WHITE title bout von challinge and forfeit of ¥2. in th Com: \ 1 day to n r Hen, T title | r of detecny 1 iw bh Aimsell to ay ' sully recovered hand Hox ' a PB t t l N tr L which ix expected to be a factor In Jocul nd national championship competition from now on, has had a squad of close to fifty athletes in training for the Juniors for the last month at Wee- quahfe Park under the watchful eye of Conch Carl Ande 104 IN “MET” TITLE RING BOUTS TO-NIGHT What promises to be one of the most essfll amateur boxing tournaments nt years In the local district 1s duled for to-night and to-morrow night at the New York Velodrom where the Metropolitan A. A, U, will conduet an open tournament. Prelimi- narios In alx class re scheduled for to-night. ‘The soml-finals and finals will he conducted to-morrow night, A totul of 104 entries has been re- 1 for the different classes, In+ 1 in the Mst of prospective com- itors ure the numes of many. pronile nent local amateurs. ‘The 128-pound 1 attraete Jargest entry. ‘This ivision has thirty-two competitors, one in excess of the c for the 118-poumd livision, Twen! ne boxers are sched- uled to compete In the 138-pound class, t at 17 pounds, six at 168 pounds vd four In the igit-heavywelght clus. —————<— _—_. 300 ENTRIES FOR JUNIOR “MET” MEET More than three hundre@ entries have heen recely the annual Metro- politan A. A. U. Junfor champlonship games to be held ait Brooklyn Athletic Field Saturday, Among the entrants ure many high achool stars who will wear the ¢ of the New York A. C. and the Newark *. for the first time in a ttle ALA meet As usual the New York A, ©, will be the favorite, ns its colora will be borne wy it large string of very promising ath: lstes, many of Whom have already cut i « figure in sehool and colleg circles, ‘The Newark A, ©. ——— ADDOCK MAY START IN MEET AT NEWARK ® of Charley addock, Pacific ust sprinting star, competing in the ational A. A. U, track and field cham hins at Weequahie Park, Newark, Sept. &. 9 and 11, were brighter yos- Wrederiek WW. Rublen of the A. A 1 from Robert S. Weaver tlomal aldent of the anintenr or \ In his letter President ‘ nthdere f i gst ful in his att to induce addock to muke the tip Euat, i THE EVENIN G@ WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922 OTHER SPORTS Sixteen- Year-Old Girl Is Particular Star of Women’s Tennis Tourney +: WALTER J. TRAVIS ASKED TO REFEREE BIG MATCH Walter J. Travis, the veteran golfer, has zeen asked to officiate as referee in the Hagen am Mitchell match on ‘Tuesday next at the Westchester - Biltmore Country Club, The former Brit- {sh amateur champion has not given his decision yet. Travis was responsible for laging out the long course, which 1s an ideal test for a match of this kind, With the back tees 6,700 yards will be available, Hagen is regarded as the best match player in America, whilo Mitchell has the same /honor abroad. In fact Mitchell has never been beaten in match play with the single exception of when he was an amateur and lost to Johnny Ball at Hoylake in the amateur championship. Mitchell is the longest driver among the pros, many Welieve, but Hagen, his admirers say, will not be far behind him, Thirty-six holes will be used instead of seventy-two, as “originally planned. ARTHUR SPENGER DEFEATS GOULLET AND VERR HERE Takes First and Third Heats and Wins Velodrome’s One-Mile Special. George Chapman had a good work- out last night at the expense of Frank Corry, Paul Verkyn and Georges Columbatte in a twenty-five- mile motor-puced the New York Velodrome in preparation for his match affair with Vincent Madonna and Clarence Carman Friday night. The three-time American champion, who has won four successive battles behind the sputtering motors out of town the Iast ten days, was paced faultlessly by Eddie Root and held the race at r hand from start to finish, He d Verkyn and Columbatte sev- eral times and passed Corry at the start of the twenty-first mile. In spite of the Dundee-Frush fight in Brooklyn, 10,000 bike enthusiasts saw several hot finishes, They stayed until the last lap of the motor-paced and gave Chapman a hearty as the last pistol shot was fired. Chapman covered the route in 36 minutes and 572-5 seconds. Second to the champ was Corry, the Austral- lan, who did 24 miles and 8% laps. Verkyn, third, covered 24 miles 3% laps, and Columbatte, the Italian, did 24 miles 1 lap. Before the four-cornered motor. paced duel the spectators saw several swell finishes and they wended their Way out of the big how! singing the praises of big Arthur Spencer, who showed class over Orlando Pian, Francisco Verri, Alf Goullet and Merre Seargent in a match duel over the one-mile route, The former Can- adian thrilled the crowd with his spec- tacular riding in the first and third heats, which gave him first honors He nipped “Goullie’ on the ne in the opening dash, was beaten by Piant jn the second trial and came back like a house on fire to win LEO FRIEDE AGAIN WINS CANOE TITLE CLAYTON, N. ¥., Aug, 1 Friede, of New York City, International canoe champion, yesterday won the na- tional championship by winning two out of three races at the American Canoe Association Hegatta, held at Thousand Islands, Frivde and Gordon Douglass of New York were tled for points at the end of the second race, each having a victory and a second place to hig credit Douglass Jed on the first round in the deciding match, with Friede close astern, On the first leg of the second round Friede passed him and was never again healed. Frieide crossed the Anish line fifty-three seconds ahead of Douglass H. D, Murphy, of Moston, a former champion, finished third; K. Taylor of Canada was fourth; W. G. Harrison, New Jersey, fifth, and+J. Sampson, Canada, sixth. ‘This he sixth time Friede has won the tit —— CAPABLANCA GAINS HIS 7TH VICTORY ABROAD LONDON, Aug. 1f—Jose Tt. Capa- blanea, the Cebun chess champion of the world, won hi nth victory: yea. ¥ in the twelfth round of t inter- vial ¢ tournament, defeating I, ‘atson, the Australian expert R. O. Yates, Holland a, defeuted defeated M Morrison, Hungary. England, and Maroeay, The match between Dr. Duvile Marotth, Italy, and Waliltuch, England, was drawn, VERNON AND SAKMAN + TO MEET ON SATURDAY The most fmportant handball mateh of the year will be pluyed Saturday afs ternoon on the new courts at Brighton Beach, It will bring ther Murray Vernon, New York State champion, and William Sakiman, forner national senior titleholder. These two are considered the premier one-wall players of the countes kitiin ‘And ‘Mornon were to have played int ' f the tourney ut Brighton nth, bot the State champlon w I after ing to appear the mat The tepley Was then ordered. cree ee, To Force Abductor Caught With Victim in Marriage License Bureau Pleads She Ignored Advances. Calmly maintaining that he had only followed a cave-man custom of his pedple, Ralph Sabbio, twenty-one, well-to-do and living at No. 8617 Seventa Avenue, was arrested by detectives, who awaited his appearance at the Marriage License Bureau in Brooklyn to-day on a charge of ab- dueting Tessie De Fino, nineteen and handsome, and holding her over night so that she would feel compelled to become his bride. Sabbio explained that he had known Té&sie by sight for three years and Nad long been madly in love with her, but though he had raised his hat to her many times and In various ways had tried to make her acquaintance she had never deigned to notice him. Therefore, in desperation, he adopted a last resort method lon practised in Italy of so compromising the young woman that she must marry him The crime with which Sabbio Is charged is punishable by death in many States, In this State it carries A penalty of twenty years. a Miss De Fino is the daughter of a well-to-do contractor Living at No, 100 Dahlgren Place, Fort Hamilton Ave- nue, On Monday night, about & o'clock, a little girl ran into the house and delivered a message that ‘Mar- faret wanted to see Tessie outside.’ Miss De Fino went to the sidewalk. A sedan car was in front of the house. Two men seized her and threw her inside. Her brother, nine years old, witnessed tho attack and ran yelling into the house. By the time her family had reached the pavement she was gone. The police were informed and the brother told them Sabbio was one of the men who forced his sister into the car. All yesterday the Marriage License Bureau was watched and to-day the guess of Detectives English, McGlone and Conroy proved to be correct. With the girl on the verge of hysterics and her face and throat scratched, Sibblo led her into the burean Arrested and the young woman taken from him, he calmly told his story. Sabbio was born in this country and was in the United States service during a part of the war, His father, a street cleaner, by frugality and careful investments has become the owner of four tenements in Brooklyn. Sabbio himself is a partner in the Brooklyn Merchants’ Protective A: sociation, which furnishes night watchmen to stores and shops and men for patrol duty. Op Monday night, he says, he de- cided the only way to win the girl was to carry her off and arranged for $50 with a man named Angelo, whose other name he says he does not know, to help him, Following the abduc- tion the car was driven to a lonely spot on Kings, Highway and Sabbto was left for a time with the girl, who had never ccased to battle with him. Several hours later, he says, they were driven to the home of a rela- tive, where the girl, with her clothes torn from her and her throat bearing the marks of choking, was given into the custody of a relative, with whom she remained for the night, while her abduetor talked the matter over with the male relative. Yesterday Sabbio remained out of sight and new clothes were purchased for the gi It was expluined to her hat in view of what had happened it was best that she consent to the mar- ring In her statement to the police, Tes- ste said that on the night of the at- tack the mother and father of Sat were sent for and they too argued for the marriage. Thoroughly cowed, the girl consented to go to the Marriage License Bu u With the confession of Sabh'o made in the presence of witnesses and the young woman as a witness. the Dis- trict Attorney of Kings will present the case to the Grand Jury, probably to-day. —- COAST TRACK TEAM TRYOUTS, AUG. 26 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16.—Tryouts for the Los Angeles Athletic Club track team of ten men to be sent to the Na tional A. A. U. track and fleld cham- pionships at Newark, N. J., next month will be held Aug. 26, it was announced to-day Glenn Hartranft, national Intercol- leglate shot put champion, has pulled a (Bud) tendon in his ind wiil be to compete. Houser of Oxnard, Calif,, national inter- scholastic shot put champion, has en tered and probably will uphold the club's honors at Newark Charles W. Paddock, world's sprint champion, has announced he would not be able to go because of his work. He 1s writing for several magazines ond more than a dozen different newspaper George Schiller, quarter-miler and a member of the American Olymple Team in 1920, will try out, he announce will Alma Richards, high Jumper pee NS Ladi SARAZEN AN ENTRY IN WESTERN OPEN TOURNEY DETROIT, Mich, Aug field of entries in the We Open Golf Tournament to be held li next week, ix assured in word received here to-day from Pittsburgh and fre headquarters of the W ‘oclation in Chicago. she Sarazen, national open champ m Barnes, former holder of that tit and Jock Hutehison, now in Fittsburge for the prof val golfers’ Utle tours ment, sent word they planne enter the Western open, while « list. « entries already received contains tl names of Bob MacDonald, Emmet! French, and o dozen other professic of prominence. The entry Mast to-day contained fit two names and othera will be daily from now until the end of week. Well over one hundred are ex pected to compete ae RELEASE RETTIG. arm However, Clarence 16.—A PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 16.—Manager Connie Mack of the Ph phin Americans announced to- had unconditionally — rete Otto Rettl pitcher. Re ‘ the Athletics from « Paterson, Seuu-prolvsaignal toum, fi Sas os mins EDW.W.COOPER, ASST. PROSECUTOR DES INBROCKLYN Kings Attorney Stricken Sud denly In Home After Re- turning From Vacation. Edward Ww. trict Attorney of Cooper, Assistant Dis- Kings County, died suddenly this afternoon at his home, 1998 Hiedford Avenue, Brooklyn, Mr. Cooper, according to a report ved at the District Attorney's office, was seized with an attack of acute Indigestion M. Cooper feil to the floor of his bedroom while trying to make his w to his bed. He had been complaining, of feeling iM less than half an hour Miss Olive Cooper, one of his daugh- ters, was with him at the time. Mrs. Cooper and another daughter had gone shopping. Mr. Cooper had been on vacation for two weeks, spent mostly at As- bury Park, N. J,, and at Lake Maho- pac, Putnam County, N.Y, Yester- day, with Mra, Cooper, Miss Olive and Mrs. EB, J. Palm married daugh- ter, he was recalled to Brooklyn by the death of a son-in-law, Prank Young, living in East 29th Street, Brooklyn, Mr, Young married, Mr. Cooper's jaugter Marian about seven weeks uso. Mr, Young's death also was. udiden, Mr. Cooper wax appointed to. the Kings County Distriet Attorn of fice ten years ago by Supreme Court Justice James C, Cropsey, then Di trict Attorney for Kings County Mr. Cooper was born in Brooklyn six years ago. He was educated bys’ High School, Brooklyn, and the New York Law Sehiool, After receiving: his degree at law Mr, Cooper was associated with several law firm finally entering the office Histicg ‘ cy who subsequently named him to the District Attorney's offic: He was a member of the Union Teague Club, the Twenty-First Dis trict Republican Club, both of Brook n, and was captain of the Pweny First Distriet, He was a member of Mark's M. %. Church Surviving Mr, Cooper are h witow, Anna, and his thre: ush ters, Mrs. Nelson Palmer, Mra, Fran —- SPECIAL TOURNEY FOR PUBLIC LINKS GOLFERS TOLEDO, Aug. 16.—Golfera who enter ational public Hinks char. here Aug. 28 and who fall to q he titular fight .will tournament to be stueed Inverness be eligihle £ course, whore tt national open wax held two yeure « weording to an announce ton MP. Jermain, President or the Jodo District Golf. Aasoctaticr here will be a major and consint t In the special tournane ex of the club house at extended the out-of-tr ors, it was sald. ‘Transportation t verness also will be pri here will be more than 100 ett ) the public nks tournament, Mr Jorma said be wes dolormed, \ bi Thirty Orphans No One Wants; IN MISSISSIPPI PRIMARY CONTEST Two Men Saved From Sinking Motorboat Disclaimed Them After Their Rescue. The pitiful mystery of the Thirty® Orphans, each orphan being a case of Rescuing people is all in the day‘ . ; = rare old Seoteh whiskey that nobody| work (and sometimes the night's) 459 Votes Ahead of Stephens seems to want, is being investigated| for the Coast Guard, and they were A bout to go on their way when th ow to-day by the customs authorities a i ay n they in 79 Out of 82 observed « lump on the sands about On the dark and windy night of 1 * : opposite the spot where they had Counties, Aug. 14 lost a pair of sturdy life-laeen in the motor boat - aan over from Goat G ne as No. The lump proved to be the Scotch, aes Syed < were patrolling the beach neat Yours?” the rescued mon wore _NEW ORLE ANS, Ta. Aue 16 Freeport, Lo L, when they sighted, [asked Former Senator James K. Vardaman] oniy twenty-five yards off shore, 4 Certainly n saidghe who had Jumped Into the lead in the three-]| motor boat in distress. It was sink-]called himself Werner cornered Democratic Senatorial race] ing “Never,” declared the other, In Misalsalppt this morning when tn: Into the surf plunged the guards? This morning Deputy Surveyor Will. aatak fetal returns from|®™ rescued two men who gave/lam A. Sanders sent two agents to complete and unofficial returns names bit no addrosees. They said] Freeport to bring back the orphans, nty-nine of the elghty-two coun- y were William Werner and Rich-| and, if they can be found, Werner and ties of the State, compiled by the New | ard Orleans Item, indicated the following: | to Vardaman, 50,411; Hubert D. Steph- ABSOLVES ROOKIE seem| Johnson. Mr. Sanders them some more and they inclined ohnson, did not soelally wants to questions. BROTHER-IN-LAW ask ens, 49,962; Miss Belle Kearney, 3,092 TNCKSON, Miss, Aug. 16—totn] OF WOMAN'S DEATH IN PLOT, HE SAYS campaign headquarters early to-day . " Septessen Seustection wit tie ey jrrosecutor Ie) (Convinced Importer Under Indietment tion, Vardama eadquarters hold- As * AL. he fie that dhe Corner Banator’ te When Shooting Is On Theft Charge. especially strong in the less populated Rehearsed. Louis Marshall, attorny for Davia sections, Where: means of communtea- N es tlon are difficult, On the othor hand,| Rehearsal by Carmine Congo, rookte |S. Stern, an importer of this city and Stephens's supporters declare their} policeman, of the shooting at No, 105]l0s Angeles, living at No, 240 West advices indicate he will lead when tho fst, Mary's Avenue, Rosebank, gtaten |] 98th Street, indicted on July 25 for final vote is m but admit a posst-}raiand, yesterday, when Mra, Pauline | the alleged theft of $9,350 from Taaac bility’ that a second primary will be necessary. de Lerce, twenty-six, was killed by a] Slesbye, a merchant of Copenhagen, Representative Collins was running [shot from Congo's revolver, has con- |Made appicatiion to the Court of Gen- behind Moyd Loper in returns from] yinood District Attorney Joseph Mal- [el Sessions to-day for permission to three counties in the Fitth District} vist it waw accidental, he tota | Usrect, the minutes of the Grand ‘The vote was: Loper, 2.8864 Collins, |!0Y th ouidian tary Jury. The alleged theft grew out of 740, and Mrs. J. Arnold, 608, City Magistrate Croak in Stapleton} the shipment of a cargo of beans to Congressman 1, G, Lowrey was te-| Police Court this morning Slesbye two years ago. nominited for Congress in the Second). stagistrate Croak held Congo in| 1 an affidavit Stern asserts that the District, and returns early to-day tn-]._ venl rson behind the prosecution is dicated that Jeff Busby had beaten T.]$5.000 ball for further examination | not exbye but David Abraham, U, Sisson for Congress in the Fourth | to-morrow, rns brother-in-law, He charges and T. Webber Wilson was leading} In Mr. Malloy’s office, Congo | that ON ution Is a conspiracy Collins in the Sixth District, se . fo wreck his business, destroy his eae - a) [Bowed “How: “Ne: was: ‘ooctipyinis: (aly euith aside bitoked hile reputation. He TURN DOWN FARMBR-LADOR, [bench in the yard cleaning his re-]aiso charges that his office was broken LEAGUE, volver, when Mrs, de Lerce, who lives |into and his books and private papers OKLAHOMA CITY, Okia., Aug. 16.,with her husband in the same house, | stolen and presented as evidence to J. C. Walton, Mayor of Oklahoma]took a seat at his side and tickled |the Grand Jury, He further alleges City and Democratic gubernatorial] him. He demonstrated how the gun, | having lett his business wie il in nominee, must make his fall race on] falling from his hand, struck the|the hands of his brother-in-laws and a platform devoid of the ehlef planks] ground and was discharged, a bullot |! now suing for the recevery of $200,- of the Farmer-Labor Reconstruction] passing through the woman's ab-|000 worth of securities. League programme, on which he] domen. The application was oppoxed by the based chiefly his recent success In the igi District Attorney's ojce and decision was reserved SUMMONS ISSUED FOR Democratle State Con- last night turned down The Here “TAKE CHILDREN TO JAIL primary. vention the minority Resolutions Committee] WITH YOU!” SHOUTS WIFE report upholding the Farmer-Labor —— Sapa Mec WelandelGiaates seca. aN POLICE INSPESTOR ‘The platform adopted praises the Court as Hnbby In Se ed, Democratic Stato Administration of] ytr—, Sadie Wolence of No. 439 Sev- Brent Charnes hat Cotenian Is the last fifteen years, pays homage to} win Avenue, Mrooklyn, created an up : NSO EO WS IWAIHOD aA ars Breatesty oar in th fth Avenue Court, Brook A summons to answer a charge of statesman who ever lived, and severe cil allagWal Opurbax Ort tone tinued +00 y arraigns the Harding Adminigtra-]!¥". to-day when Maglatrate Holwell}! Li Hse! tion. sentenced her husband, John J. Wel-|by Magistrate Douras in Essex Market - ence, a chauffeur, to 15 days in the} Court agninst Police Inspector Cole NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS ADOPT) workhouse for violation of probation.| man, commanding the First. Inspec- PLATFORM. Wolence had been kiven a muapended yy trie Simpl yr OMAHA, Neb, Aug. 16—Union of}aentence by Magistrate O'Neill on May] on District, on complaint of Abra- Jon a charge of beating and abusing ham Shapiro, proprietor of a cigar 7 teheock factions, con- th ' rhe nBryamret te RS = H his wife store at No, 804 Broome Street demnation of the Republican Adminis-[ > Ay Magistrate Folwell pronounced th Acsoalicy: tsi ainulrcy Ewen week tration and adoption of a party plat-[ sentence, Mrs. Welence rushed down th é Sia te Ripe é aisle, pushed her three small children, arrested In his place of business on form marked the convention of Statel{n’ frost of her and screuyied: “Take [duly 6 charged with disorderly con- Democrats here yesterday. Senator} there children with you; they belong tofduct, but were discharged when ar- Gilbert: Hiteheock flayed the “handa] yous they are all you ever cave me in tyatened in Basex Market Court. Since off’ foreign policy of the Adminis-|Cieht years of married life! T haven'thinat day, Shapiro charged, a patrol- tration and said the Republican Con eee ee 4a court attend-|™#o bas been kept on duty at his cress had failed in {ts attempt tolant carried hee from the courtroom, Aqelgar store, with the result that his bring @ return of national prosperity. representative of the Children's Soclety iness has suffered As one cause of unsettled business} said he would uct to take the ehildre — piecisene he cited the _ olin es from her if whe ts unuble to support] CRUSHED TO DEATH our foreign ecommerce," whieh, he} then 1, the Republicans have made no ~~ BY TRUCK AT PIER effort to revive BURGLARS GOT $7,000 —o- rT Gateman Canght Between Vehicles HARBOR PIRATE SHOT AND CITIZEN'S PAPERS Delivering Goods, | . Jnmes Kyan, fifty, No. 48 East Enc ROBBING U. S. SHIP a Total Clenw-Ont tn st ap Sy OSE Fa Said Lala lpi Avenue, a gateman for the line Rand Plghts Battle With tie Burgiars: got Into the Jewelry atore[ at Tier No 86 North River, was eEb eRaeh, ; t Aarsstarrrri dt jperushed to donth there thia morning BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.—Moarding the! Avenue between Saturday. night and | While rweting the movements of trucks United States Highthouse tender Maple Monday morning, ripped the safe, and A truck driven by Joseph MeSsherry, at the Government plers carly tusfescapod with about $7,000 worth o¢|No. 167 Jackson Avenue, falled to a norning, four harbor pirates-attermpted | watches, dlamonda and other Jewel at Ry signal, und the gateman was i . rp watches, dlamonds and other Jewelry, of |oausit between it and the truck ahead, to rob the ship and were captured after} which about $1,000 worth, Ewen ays, [Sveserry waa arented, one of them had boon shot und xertous-[ belonged to hls patrons, who tad tert |? fel ly, Mounded, AML the mien nw forelen} "the Gurelutn lan got, ho says, twa te] CANADIAN CREW earn insurance policies, hls Gitizonshty papers Wien tig) pollea.wrtived loys roune | ma ance eeuelaa, NIM TO ROW AT BALTIMORE a regular battle on. The pirates were eeu ae Lf? shooting een ee He Fee 2h) POSTAL OLEIUG HELD ON THE ORONTO, Ontarlo, Aug. 16.—Sia by Samuel Rowdy, quartermaster, whi CHARGE Smith, Captain and coach of the Argo- armed with au shotgun, had sertously] Max Yutkoff, thirty-two, of 777] nwut Rowing Club, announced to-day he wounded one of his assatlant ‘Thre Kalb Avenue, vokiyn, a clerk tn thi would take th yuble blue champlon- as assailants were captured by the futry Division of the Williamsburg] ship Junior crew to compete in the Mid- fa a Post Office, returned Monday from his|dle States Regatta at Baltimore on or antibn nae a; ent ikiia {Fis erew will compete in the MAJ. LENT MADE CHIEF MOCOSIOR: _ or te is “i 2 nae Intermedinte and senior eight-oared 199 - was xent throwich the t Olttes, by Tovents over a one-mile cours OF VETERANS’ BUREAU] post omee inspectors, and It ta alleged] Sonnny Durnan, the Argonwut’s eentor Yutkoft removed it from th mall 1 . Will » to Baltimore for the In Appointed of See put it in his pocket, He is alleged senior singles and will pale with Gordon New Y Seaiiee have admitted he hod heen “playing the] Hogarth in the sentor doubles event. WASHING ‘ON, si A 2 mn InsuMeient for him to live as he] Gm. of roun K LED BY AUTO, ment of Major W. F. Lent of New York Twished, He was held in $1,000 bail Carr N walk > years old, was le ne eee fe igs , es A = > _ ~ _ . run down nd k d at the corner of eran : 4 i i TWO PROSTRATED BY HEAT. Titenderson and Montgomery Streets, edn New Fork Clty, ap Two cnsce of ‘hoot prostration: Werelljorsay City noon to-day by an auto: Director for rea ried. by i At Noon to-dis.| mobile driven by Louls Underwood, No. been In charg f the | May Maashle, fifty ht, of No.1 Fust | 631 Clark Street, West New York. Wit- Bureau and will take yl f Avenue and 10th Street 8 was at mery Street, dashed from the tiworge I) s. acting 1 r M ¥ tended and went home Michael Cuddy directly into we path of the Be ene PUAN ey i yeshiagteny 1 us removed to Hellovue Hospital from] Underwood was arrested on a change of van 14,000 disabled former on TTL i p PARK AND pre CoNeHmTS ry TO-NIGUT i Free publle concert eait0 night were arinounced to na f You can buy your newor lows i BUICK outright ty Morris Park, A if 2 B bites : era Park, Salvat os nd. turn your present car in Reere: Ther, West Sith Stre F as part payment when Department Band Fr m Pier, West 129th § : Pollce Department Band you deal with the St. Catherine Park Bensonhurst Park, Brook sn GLIDDE MQUOR SEIZED, TWH HELD, Federn! agents called nae re of John Somonwits venue reat MOTOR & SUPPLY CO. pee CM a Ie : Authorized Buick Exchange Dealers apt he hl eal 239 West 58th Street, New York pease Keen at Broadway bau for the Grand Jury, They're Rare Old Scotch Whiskey