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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922, TRCKERYCHARGED/Bbod Sparks From Monument 382 87% POSINPEN" NOTE IN AWARDING IDS But This Good Priest, Who tare in Bermudean Home, ‘ rat WRITERS FOUND IN FOR CITY HISTERS Seda | THECANDLER CAS They say that blood-red sparks still issue in the dead of night from the pale tombstone (please shiver) of tne late and unlamented Madame tad Balmer, who, half a century ago, when she was young and terribly beau- tiful, murdered her husbands right and left, splashing her lily hands in their gore and otherwise indicating a disposition far from lady-like, And they say that these sparks are not of ‘fire but of blood—the spirit blood of Mme. Balmer herself, stirred by the avenging ghosts of all those husbands—five or six of them city, whose engagement to marry Asa $$ __§ _——___—@ All this has its scene in Jamaica— G. Candler, Atlanta capitalist and SOCIETY BELLE but, unfortunately (from the repor- : eat banker, was recently announced, torial point of view), not in Long] * stated to-day that Attorney Harold A.|tle bark of the Kornblums. It became . mit the city to lay out bus routes and CIT COULD USE $25.00 000 FOR MUNIBPAL BUSES Board of Estimate Makes Ap- plication for Power to Establish Routes. Carmel Myers, Rabbi's Daughter And Movie Star, Seeks Divorce Secretly Married Here Jin 1919 to Attorney and Song Writer Kornblum, LOS ANGELES, Aug. 24.—Carmel Myers, motion picture | star and daughter of a rabbi, has joined the Procession of movie luminaries to the divorce courts. She filed sult yes- terday for a decree from Isadore B, Kornblum, attorney and song writer, whom she charged with desertion. The filing of the suit came as cor day did a little hot weather campaign roboration of rumors heard last month work in City Hall when it asked the that all was not well with the domes- j 4, Governor and the T Specifications Eliminate All but One Patented Hoist, . It Is Said. Prominent New Orleans Man and Woman Implicated, It Is Said. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2 Friends of M Onezima De Bouchelle of this RAP WHALE ‘The Tammany Roa of FE imate to- May Explain Why White , Company Got $1,500,000 gislature to per- . in Contracts in 3 Years. HAS STAGE DEBUT [isiana. The story was brought to ‘ Molse had been retained at the re-|known only last February that they S } . municipally operate them—the initial ° ey . (ie GY the:-Rev. } r quest of Mrs. De Bouchello to prose-|had been married, despite the fact} fi cost would be about $26,000,000 or #0 : Sera $+: IN ROLE OF MAID|%ew York this morning by the Rev ‘ x cute the authors of the “poison PeN"|that the marriage occurred July 19, -and to purchise coal at cost “plus An application made a few days . Thomas Chetwood, who came on the} # $ ‘ letters, who, it is alleged, have been} 1919, in New York. necessary expenses,’’ und sell {t to the #50 in the State Supreme Court for Carillo of the United Fruit Line, along “s located by detectives, A prominent] ptiss Myers, whom two artists New Orleans man and woman are said fn injunction to restrain the city to be involved, but their names are ‘Buthorities from awarding contracts for motor trucks for the Street Cleaning Department, nominally con- cerned a controversy over two differ- ent kinds of hoists. Yet although the sult has attracted no public at- tention it In realty involves charges with the rest of the passengers and a lot of bananas. being withheld. For years he has been a missionary Tt was said that the detectives ed that the letters were written stationed at Montego Bay, Jamaica, learne: to prevent th age of Mrs. De and he says he has lived—quite alone Ls Biel ote Hl Bouchelle to Mr. Candler. A few excepting for his native servant—in a days ago a letter was received by a haunted house not far from Rose close friend of Mrs. De Bouchelle, in which the writer said the marriage called the most beautiful woman in iV ea timate Board knows the motion pictures, is the daughter of “ Legislature will not give the city the Rabbi Isadore Myers, religious leader 4 right to lay out and operate bus and author of this city, and was af routes, but it is asking for the money. named for Mount Carmel. She has a for the express purpose of being re- brother who was named for Mount fused and having a campaign issue Zion. The girl always had theatrical for the next election aspirations, but because of the ortho- Whether the coal to be disposed of dox bellefs of her father, never had will be sold to the poor by supervisors Hall, where Mme, Balmer lived been permitted to realize them. of the O'Malley typo of selection is that specifications advertised by the through her multiple romances and FLORENCE GUIDO. adele ala asl of Atlanta,),,BUt one day along came David p ‘ ‘ not known, but it is very lHkely Board of Purchase, of which Com- ceagadiaa Fl = = . brother ot Asa a, andier, is under- Wark Griffith, He ‘had been recom- Another matter of equal importance missioner Grover A. Whalen ts es enti nate the, prteat-t orence Guido Hid, She] rrca'to hare been here recently ana] mended to Rabbi Myers for authority Tie eered, Gay Wan BA Sppeel te A. e “Many a night,” sal © ; : on manner and customs of the Baby- the Governor to permit the Board of ; ; i 4 8 ve ; permi joard 0 Chairman, were so worded as to ex- dkstleas (Gt the huge old balivoom of Says, Because Afraid ee A CATR a ve: EyeRMeStOn OL entan Detiod, WAlGhs Hb. Gbelred: 15F lone, ldtk plosuree for wiihurt Hamed Os [Ratimatarto anEnl chia vckecand hele: dea is t the course of the letters, : le any but a particular hoist and the stip hows men) “Thave)eat inthe to Go Hore, The wedding of Candler and Mra.| DS early masterpiece, “Intolerance."'|star in ‘The Maglo Melody," a mu-fafter $5,000,000 in rath eis Consequently to compel all motor During his visit he saw Carmel, and} sical comedy which had a good run the result was her first appearance|on Broudway. She returned to pic-}maximum now fixed by charter pro- in the movies. She has been steadily|tures immediately afterward, starring} vision. This extra allowa of among the headliners since. in Universal pictures under Carl} $3,000,000 this year, the board says, One of the first acts of charity Of Secaucus This scheme, which is permissible in A ‘ supplies to the city without the an- lature will do with the $5,000,000, or the house I occupied, watching for a Debouchelle has been postponed, due to the letters. Mrs. Debouchelle insists the alleged slanders be cleared bonds instead of only $2,000,000, the truck manufacturers except the White Company to use a new kind of hoist, The practical effect of this alleged discrimination has been, it is charged, to give the White Company large contracts for motor trucks. The head office and factories of the White (Company are in Cleveland, O. RIVAL HOIST COMPANY PRO- TESTS IN COURT. Florence Guido, seventeen, is back ‘manifestation.’ Of course I don't}home at No. 899 Third Avenue, Brook- heed to tell you that Iam no believerliyn, to-day after her parents and thel uD ierore proceeding with the wed- in spirits, but I wanted to find out] police had hunted her for four days. | aing plans. the cause of the native belief, I could] The girl said that her father, Joseph,| Friends of Mrs, Debouchelle declare make nothing of it. Nothing that| frequently beat her when she stayed out|these reports to Judge Candler were] BUS DRIVER’S CASE RESALES late with boy and girl friends. Satur-| inspired by jealousy In the Daughters could be construed as ghostly appeared day night she was out until after 10Jof the Confederacy, the woman's GOES OVER UNTIL o'clock and was afraid of a beating if] clubs and the social set in which Mrs. SEPT. 25 BY CONSENT Debouchelle has been activ E at she went home, she told her mother ye a aiaieiceanats Many Prominent Leaders] ts terday. She went to a rooming house to me, and all I heard was the sound MISS ISABEL TOWNSEND PELL. of the church bells across the tree The hearing in the case of William PAY $211,078 OF LESLIE FUNDS. ‘hecault rast A “But I learned that my house was|operated by Mrs. Lucille Thornet at No.] Another accounting of executors of |C°°P*? bus driver for the Manhattan suit was brought in his capacity Attend Her Opening | ,,ore than a hundred years old, lay-|467 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, and] Mrs, Frank Leslie showing distribution | 77@"%t Corporation, who was sum- @s a taxpayer by Howard W. Lyon, Performance. Ishly constructed of mahogany. It|tld @ story of being a stranger and| of the $211,073 balance remaining after |™oned Saturday night on a charge of Naw Vark ronreacntativa ot Carat . shly y. without friends. She got a room there| the last accounting and $30,368 atill tolsoliciting passengers for a bus along A. Wood of the Wood Hydraulic Miss Myers, who is not yet twenty-| Laemmie, would permit it to buy coal and per- form other acts of charity H. and L. No. 1 would be to hold a carnival of money spending “without public letting.’ mergencies, very eusily created, gives the “boys’’ a chance to furnish Down, Not Out . noyance of competition between legitl- mate bidders, Just what the Legis- Twi Apparatus Wrecked Twice, “blue sky limit’ special revenue bond Hoist Many of her friends were surprised {is @ palace, and a poor missionary r ; * , and remained hidden until yesterday, | BO Uietnmited wae Aled yesterday in the| rastern Parkway without a permit from but They Have the legislation, is not known. But there Sey ae dace Detroit, the} to-day to learn that Miss Isabel|couldn’t afford to live in it but forl when she told Mrs. ‘Thornet the truth.| to creditors accounted for $68,241 of the| the Park Department, was again ad- \s a very strong likelihood that the ork business of which Townsend Pell, prominent in the so-|the ghost story which keeps every-|° The landlady took the girl to her em-| amount disbursed and to Mrs. Carrie|Journed to-day by Magiatrate O'Noill in tion Mr. Lyon owns, The Chapman Catt, who wa: 3 contract objected to was on clety of New Yo! Newport and|body else out. ployers and they notified the parents|Cpanman Catt, whe was left th the Gates Avenue Court. The adjourn- Ac Upon the recommendation of Plant tised on July 20, last, for 132 motor] Westbury, made her stage debut] ‘The tale as I gather it from the| and paler. additional $2,997.51 was paid. ment, by mutual consent, was until enon Hook and Ladder No. 1 trucks, Monday night in a small part in]lore handed down by word of mouth Sept. 25. 1 eee m < of Secaucus, N. J., acknowledges that ‘ommissioner Whalen Through his attorneys, Henderson. 2 and Structures ¢ Ely & Aldero| ool'’s Errant’” at Maxine Elijottt’s|and from the old” Tom Cringlo I “ e : ° ae : a and as asked the Noard of Cownei o¢jmue Coach Company to operate t, of No, 32 Nassau jisiness Men's Association, according |has asked the Board of Council of] juses for a sixty-da. fod. Gvan thi Street, Mr. Lyon set forth that the] Theatre. ‘a that a British naval officer lived Harriss Would Combine Police to Hyman Shorenstein, Democratic|tho borough for help right PIOWIER Conte Pca int Ee Working Parts. measure will die of pernicious anaemia, “aWky. | following route: From Ninth Street specifications restricted all hoists used] Miss Pell is a member of the Pell|there a century ago and something tendon te the 234 eriprany inp Knowing the ways of Boards of Coun-|and Fifth Avenue connecting with the to the Van Dorn inclined vertical me-| an4 Townsend families of this city, | terrible occurred in the ballroom. But Of World Into One Or anization Tallon te Dee PInne dandn tovenesie {cls Rewever, the volunteer firemen |iines operated in Fifth Avenue, eaat- poson HORE cebte remaltaineat Ae and a close fend of Mrs Lydig cop eeenne me exnly me st it to take over the bus line if the Man- |"&¥e Improvised a combination chem] eriy along Ninth Street to Fourth : Ieal and hook and ladder truck—a ped- ; ' i yt, whe her nce on hattan ‘Transit Corporation loses this | ‘a! : Avenue; on to Ninth Street to Astor tee ; i NE onal re : Te ar hel pretabicnat tage lest winter thing to do with the unhappiness of dent of Poli f U.S.” He § tent case, habe aap Nyaa tn cie Place; thence to Lafayette Street to ‘er prescribing conditions under whitch sat a lovely girl. Tho natives say that] WW. “ i Af Commissioner Harmon, of the Depart- |the wds of a ha sin® AMONE| Fourth Avenue. The idea is to mak ry ce of Stephen P. Pell an 9 y sident 0 0) or U.S. e yur if ° & patented article shall be advertised | She is « niece of Stemen a reemta tthe spirit haunts the ballroom and Wants “Pre ce ? ays After) eeron Parks in Brooklyn, has issued |the members elcounection With the Autor Place Btax for contract or purchase. The pro- | Theodore Room players, Her [only tho ballroom, and that ghostly Inspection Tour of European Methods. A atatement intimating that he will not] The chemical cart, which was one-|tion of the old subway. ve as advertised, he further ‘yas Osgood Pell, killed some {dance music may be heard there at Brant the company # permit. | {half of tho Clarendon’s equipment.| In explaining why he favored the charged, did not give ‘a fair and} father was Osgood Pel), killed some} After two and a halt months spent tnvestigating police affairs in} The Hoard of Trade Is advised in the! went down in a wreck when thel meth Avenue Coach Company pet Feangnable /Sppat tans (er etre yee cme thowe who witnessed Miss} ‘Once, long before my time, but] England, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Belgium and Switzerland, Spe-| matter bY, horse which was drawing it went over tion,”’ and that the specifications : bn represented In court to-day by Attorney » (0180 Wien Wan tat tion Commissioner Whalen said he hully with the view. of| Pell’s debut were Mrs. S, Osgood |later than the vague tale of the ball-| cial Deputy Police Commissioner John A. Harriss believes that America] Walter Hart. Assistant Corporation| ® Dank as it waa returning from @/qiq so “in order that the board may, aac Adi Na Opes hoist and of| Pell, Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt 2d, [room tragedy, a man y 4 at i >. r sented| fre a month ag The chemical tank ho lived in the} must take the initiative toward a better understanding of police trafic | Counsel David P. Goldstein mpresen be havo the advantage of this experi- : tee e ; the city and Leonard Snitkin represented | was removed and attached to the hook isha tiperttes: elon ieee te r _| Mrs. Richard T, Wilson, Mrs, Edw house; 0 white man, dreamed re- aah ay ares preventing the use any ee er en R. Thomas, Mrs. Turnbull Oclrichs,|peatedly that if he would dig in the] control throughout the world. the “Beanatt Corporation, wie steven tnd inde tec, “The sche wasn renner ei ta the SpReEn ee tent oe there em-| Mr, and Mrs. Juan R. Mayer, Will-|garden he would find something of} Am Evening World reporter last dank ae the eaeyOrRHOR: arene wih crese ME Aa Incenticetes Fifth Avenue Coach Company other kinds efficien' lam Rhinelander Stewart jr., and vital importance. He dug and found|night visited the head of the Traffi r mien cient than the Van Dorn. public sympathy on relief, — FRANCE TO RETURN Day before yesterday returning seven sily As opposed to manual hoists, Mr.] ward M, Melivaine. ins, but he never could|piyision of the Police Department at ——— Wi pronent awe, power hath onthe i 7 sues the signifeance of them. Norlnjy nome at No. 149 Riversice Drive ; from a fire nt Furiey's Farm the|60 DAYS FOR BEATING at present two power hoists on the B Ul D einer ide some inquiries about the {Shortly after his arrival from abroad, ‘GARBAGE CAN’ WAIF everioades tok shed a front wheal WIFE, SHE COLLAPSES market. One is the Wood hrcrats a rops, Cee era ee REE M8 a cor tis opinion eanvernink 10: .GE cverionded ruck shed ont whe hoist, the other the Van Dorn me- B ning gear as it fell. To-day the members of the com- any are transferring the fire-fighting equipment to the remodelled peddler’s sband Needed to Support Family, Woman Gets Court's Ald. Harry Benson of No. 91 Clay street, American Tourist to Bring h 2. ht could find no relationship between |lice discoveries made during his Euro- cus tha eens pying Cop that story and the one connected with Back Binghamton Boy. scomplish pean survey, the Commissioner said: stated, accomp! s said that she in- = riley Gadlet’ ° my house. It Bese aenvatiot és purpose in o- ee i Makes Pinch Leh From my observations I am led DISCRIMINATIN r lyn, accused of beating his wife, y from each of her . ats PARIS, Aug. 24 (Associated Press). | wagon. Broo victims, hoarded it, and finally caused {t© believe that America must pave the : Meet eandlgcoerieeac oF HIRES ae Catherine, was sentenced to-day In HYDRAULIC HOIST. it to be spent in the erection of that |Way for a better understanding of po- VAS RCE see ne i aa REGINALD C, VANDERBILT (LL, | Bridge Plaza Court to sixty days tn the Less than 5 per cent. of motor] Tt Was a yall Cock-] beautiful, pure monument that stands |lice traffic control in the streets of hamton, N. ¥., who was found sleep-] NmWPORT, Aug. 24.—Reginald c,} Workhouse s in the United States, accord- Enc 1 y 1 above her grave, T have watehed for]the metropolitan cities throughout the Ing by the Paris police in a garbago| Vanderbilt hae been taken il with tn- pets, Benton, who wax tn court with ing to Mr. Ly avit, ure tail, attest: ILooch the sparks that the natives tell abont, |oivitized world - can on the Boulevard des Italiens| point Farm and hae been ordered to| weeks old, collapsed when sentence was equipped with mect cists, and Device. Bue favled/even,tovece the spark of 81 wns nervous tension of any nation Jast Monday, will be sent home on the|hed by his attending physician, Dr.| pronounced. She told Magistrate Brown tous these hoists are in cigarette. 2 Zeeli faving Cherbourg | Harry J. Knapp. It was announced | she was without funds, the rent waa un- Ho rea oe a ee eaten | that tho ailment, while not serious, |pald and she needed her husband's sup- or New York on Aug. 31, teurter| Would Keep Mr. Vanderbilt confined to| port. The Maxistrate told her he would pt Ieconl pees 8 lary a ns his home for the next few days, have a welfare organization help her, who voluntee: io return the Ia other hand, there} ‘Baseball cocktails’ are the latest] “The n: tens of thousands of hydraulle| device designed by would-be beatcra] man’ rays hoists in use in the United States, and in New York City alone between e Obeahman or medicine or the restlessness of Continental at in each of these cases|Europe at this time make the streets of the dry laws, © @ person was buried without the nec-Jand highways exceedingly dangerous, “f = essary pmypantm of the toes of r ti = . c Max Sanford, a peddler of No. 11 larly so to the vast number of his parents. $,000 and 4,000, all of which, he sald,| Max Sanford, a p O14). toad, which inust be buried with |Patticularly s 5 The police are intensely interested had gi general satisfaction, The] West 18th Str who, according tolthe dead if their souls ure to have |4mericans who yearly go abroad. Im the case, Uaing under thostmpres- Wool hoist, he further set forth,| Patrolman Farren 6f the Sth Street} peace. Those:Obealimen ought to be| The Commissioner pointed out that Mion HACE rawaidiat ano0 Was altered’ was the standard equipment of more} sition, was doing a land-office busi- | Suppressed, for they graft on the su-|world statistics show that between 40,- for finding the boy. They have held than 90 perce fe oe eS ness at 14th Street and Third Ave-| Persutious 000 and 60,000 persons were killed by him tightly In Juvenile detention quar- erated in the United States, and Mr. Chetwood does not expect to «waa lower than the Van Dorn, | nue late yesterday, selling’ “balls vehicles during the last year, while ters until this morning, when he was price was lo r —-——_—— t ‘ ey ne Sonny etree 70 i sent to the Conelergerie Prison, fa- “L have beon informed by certain} which are just like National andfaithough he is on lis way to Phila. [@PProximately — 170,000 pedestrians Sant iia) thas Comaisipuie, Sila of the truck manufacturers, s0Me@ Of} American League balls—only a little] delphia. were injured iN ACHAR Leal whom are bidding on this contrat | ililferent,”” for 50 cents a piece, was —— In England traffic 1s conducted ice Co yn’s affidavit continued, ‘th Mr in an orderly, efficient fashion, but thr z Me aT ave to spevily the Van| to-day held by Magistrate Douras in| STRANGER IN CITY, 80, ete te ake lott’ regulation te so con. {W#Y of the unfortunate neonlo of CHILD’S FATHER ACCUSED Dorn in thelr bid, because they felt] Hssex Market Court in $1,000 bail for! WANDERED ON RR TRACK [fusing to tourists that at times even benwtilealhds teen Nd she: paren OF BURNING HER HANDS. that the wording in this contract. pre-| tne Grand Jury the most alert jeopardize their Hyes in [ommand ; Re Re NaNIne en eny H : jz ._Jerossing streets," he sald. Europe requires in police as well ax i elude Ce aiNiay ond inford said he purehased the balls} Looking for itis Daughter Who [Orns stiniisn ll sie’ | afin financial organization, construc-| Accused of torturing his six-year-ol ere) ora lo bid on. the Woud| for 85 cents a dozen, and the quid, Lived in Ridgewood, have the promite of the police om-[‘onists; not radicals or tustonists, daughter by cutting her fingertips and Holt! " aecording to patrolman, cost him tectives on Long Island Railroad}einis of the various countries which PE OIE eemenna fon. ees tobs) holding her hands over the kitchen fire tea ’ 1 15 cents for cach “ball. ‘The |property at Woodside, Quecns, late las sited tha y will co-operate|~" independent group be to cue hor of a habit of cutting house BPECIFICATIONS DIDN'T MEAN]aout 15 conts for cach “ball. ‘The | prot t Woodside, Q fo wat |E vinited that eee ee ice petal | supporters, not political vultures who| Urandrien und henner clothing, Wiillam er WHAT THEY SPECIFIED. patrolman said the defendant disposed] WRN took into custody a man they saw] With America In the standar¢ seck to sap the vitality from the na- rand “We eal cera deca ton (utah taunt eke lashes saan on the tracks, At [Of traffic equipment, rules and an WHNONE REREtibIip oven tothe decane ae oo one nT Game et ee 7 billion A Veet a Naan Mae tails during the few moments he was | the Astoria 1 he was found to be ations #0 as to brine the num tent of a portion of the commonwealth] night by Justice af the Peace Ransome, vy G hae ‘008 cusualties down to the minimum srary| Watching him, One of the balls which | Peter Baumann, eishty years old, feeble , m which these mushroom growths] in Jersey C1 Ch rfields Tuatlcg Leydig granted 8 temporary) Te ote ground spilling the conelacrecnnn Penea Sr ‘Thero laa marked tendency in the Hee ee Moore admitted that on July 29, when este Injunction, but after a Rearing Jus onta led to the discovery of the|s wines. ct $300 deponits in a| Attitude of the people of Weance, Italy| ‘The police departments abroad are/he returned from work and hie wit Coonan aR wae Lie Asanti ssak she phe Germany 10 opnoge “ovinnmen’ | closely interwoven: withthe cally ex-| told Nin tae dkste: Banihy haw Gal ue are smoked 4 xalhee ME the mediuty o | istence of the inhabitunts of thon] ee ae eee aere nt ae kitchen range The old me 1 he arrived in New] the political party in power. $0] countries. A high official of Scotland use ear— York from Chicago Jast nlsht and wastmuch so that on. seve oveasions| § Z eR afticns to frighten her, In her struggles, he every trying. te lind his davehior, Afra. Telllan erates ; "*! Yard recently informed mo that the} gad, she had cut the fnsertips of her PANTOMIME Reig (0 tel His MAAnLeH Mire SA berien, Hiding took iniee seeently (Al nuilieenes dapeccmenia at Mucoa| Me Meee NRCG Gata me ee a at : t him to the City) M@an, Genoa and Berlin, and Twas) void be useless organizations unless} holding. Tho father added that for « 20 million ie ‘ i auienes Ge present with the police officials, the] iuy had the co-opera of the Mtro- r the chia had bean destroying hea wee f ‘ughter and a| Police were the masters of the sitia-|ictan Bolles of Londen sheets, curtains and her omy dres son, by (be Wilson }tion, but the soldiers appeared only Therefore, it is to be hoped that] With shears, : every ay Packtr oh this}to inflame the anger of the oppo: die National Poles, Conver Miss Lillian Moore of 0 Cator political party. Both in Italy Avenue, Jersey City, Moor» sister, is M1, held in New York City o i . Dorothy's fingers cut and burned she = Germany ne ory often heard is 1 be the nucleus of an interna-}said to h Ryo his arrest. When in the | ~ DISHES IN CUPBOARD Het salle Feline xe ' tn | tonal police organization that will be} she went to his home July 29 and found —in the long run, “Such demonstrations lead m: infinite good and effective servive the Child Soclety “SHIMMY” ALL DAY |aweit on the great possibilitios that|(” IRARKe wood and eftectiys serve lien a3 QUALITY may come from full police co tion throughout America and “To my mind many quest diplomatic nature could be we Kroskoff, No. 264 Floyd tated and satisfactorily settle! by the Peter Whalen, twenty-eight, whose Street, Urook " I Plaza] police of the various countries, For] *)Uzation Plan, mot only of tralle) aires the police believe to be No. 369 Court toda complaint that }instance, matters having to do with|" API ‘important Prey Ny =y Sith Strest, Brooklyn, wos shiot eng . @ , from § o'clock in the morning until ¢] the criminal element, which, t i HUMARItARIAN. ‘contact! ¥ bv atiry pee a i ae haters - P.M, daily the vi of « motor in| Present system, mean long dr ut Meee atta sik cout aly hed caoa Unica eine vay whuten Gea the knitting | next door kept the |Sorresnondence and unnecess: | purpose or efficiency been mixed up in severn! doollegwing dishes in her cupboard doing @ con-|,._ Bconomle principles, te Pr it amiananeniaa eiih thee deals and attribute shooting to @ lls of the present day both in this does tell! 4 country and abroad, “Until all the police forces of the world are co-ordinated in the id SLAIN IN BOOTLEG FEUD BY UNIDENTIFIED MAN rope ns of a han nt to Mo Not to Jnxe Must Mrs, Ten! ter be conveyed to the peopl: feud tinuous “shinin police force in the world.'’ so 120 roet “On Sunday t bad." Mrs, | Police than by governmentil + Hise are Frank Wilinsky of No ; Kroskofft suid motor only runs|they exist to-day in Cou uld there be standarr klyn, wae driving | Wa autos CIGARETTES from & until noc Europe. |the police of the world, ¢ mobile when the shc red and continuous tinkling of the shiv-| “political party eontrol of t ssioner Harriss believe he took Whalen to the run Hos ‘ dishes, Mrs std, made ltintes of the people of the Amertean force pital, a half mile awa MeGrath h r fieutt for her ta] Utes PRAPIE 0 led the President of t © offef the hospital, said Wi robabiy hee \ Imporsibility, but f ad when Wilinek ‘ do her hi N Weinstein, United States wit \ eatin ti w vision through its effete i ; palloe “aala’ enact. Wh haa Hole hie tion of close contact ew York, the | i for burgl ‘ s aon { of all classes makes it 4 jeMictal should be elected bullies and had spent 1 Elmira lic nuisance. aod powerful envoy in smovtlug We vs the United States, a Reformatory, an Laonrr 4 Mrume Tosaces Ca,