The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1922, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1922, * WILLS$100,000 |“Queen Titania” and All Asbury Park |FIREENGINEDWVES |2eseball “Fan,” Something TO COLUMBIA; FUND FOR BREAD LINE 100 ‘Bequests to Other N. Y. Pub- lic Institutions Made by Frederick Bertuch. ESTATE V. AL UE, $750,000. City in Germany, Where He Was Born, Gets $10,000 for Charitable Purposes. Many New York City public insti tutions are beneficiaries under the will of Frederick Bertuch of No. 858 West End Avenue, Manhattan, which has been filed a rhead, L. I Am@pe them is Columbia University, which is to receive $100,000, “to be used at the discretion of the Board of ‘Trustees in assisting impecunious students to enable them to pursue courses of study in any department of the university.”’ Mr. Bertuch, who had a count-y home at Babylon, died recently, le Pay Homage to Babyhoo? in Big Parade imarierra AL INTO TWO STORES | ff You Wave to Keep pg e Away the ‘‘Flies’’ AVOIDING COLLISION) stay christie Now krgys Whe All the Straw Hats Went When They Left England— Hears of Babe Ruth and Asks, “Who Is She ?”—Tight- ens Grasp on Pocketbook as § ee Firemen Leap to Safety as Goes to See Jewelry and Lingerie Are “Scattered. Her First Frank Hoolahan, driver of Mire En- Baseball gine No. 84, going from the company house on I6lst Street, between Am- Game and sterdam Avenue and Broadway, to an- cort Explains That swer an alarm at No West 150th : Man Was Street, saw a taxteab coming east Requires an “Thrown Out across Broadway ahead of him at the While Trying to fst of the aay which ea Interpreter. Steal? = Hoolahan turned his engine sharply By May Christie. to the left to avold a collision. The | Copyright, 1 22 (The New York Evening World), by Press Publishing Company. payem vas wet and slippery. The | AM informed that the principal sport of the U. S.A. is baseball heavy machine skidded to the curb, (There to me to be another and a greater sport since Jan. 18. Jumped tt, crossed the sidewall ang 1920, but who am 1 to set forth an opinion?) plunged into the fronts of two stores Anyhow hot having received the proverbial ineh, I took the ell 1 contraption which generously afforded me a queer rhe window display of Mortimer | dizzy, overt Iry, at No, 8797 Broad astounding 1 over the street for a] York's) hundred feet, mingled with broken glass und torn and mussed lingerie from the window of the lad wear store of Max Rubin, next some quite jew Aner glimpses of domestic ups and downs (life's and New a8 seen through vartous windows and back doors And finally 1 wa was show along the route deposited from the maw of this, head on, into the of @ Kilkenny policeman, who shoved me through a turnstile into 4 studiuin that was one mighty seething sea of what one might NOT TEN MORE TESTIFY IN THE BROOKLYN MARKETS INQUIRY August Grand Jury to Be Held Over Until Investi- gation Is Finished. © present Kings County Grand Jury will hold over until its investl- ition Into allewed minconduct in the Department of Markets is completed, t was announced to-day. The Sep- will be mvened next Tuesday, will clean up leaving the to confine its de- liberations to markets, It is expected tember Grand Jury. whic youtine business, \ugust body that t inquiry will be completed bout the end of next week ‘en witnes vere on hand this lorning They were ected to tell about eonditions In In on fth Avenue pusheart market will tell about the Haveme; Street and Delmonion Mace markets. To date evidence has been addu the Atlantic Avenue, Blake Avenue. Relmont Avenue and Cleveland-Blake rank the en being about half f the pusheart mar in ts in Brooklyn 75 Hoolahan and the othgr men on the and=—yee. deawold: friend: of 16 ri, the old: # Py : Mrs. Blanche Welzmuiler, Deput ing ant eatate catimated. at $780,000. PRE a cea hae Wee ela tinns oe | eumiand—yer my dean ie vila 1eoe the Id straw ‘basher aE] osm srcof MAPWAER: Woke called! irs. Minnie Bertuch, the widow, re- It mounted the sidewalk and they saw] ected, perched jauntily at various sporty angler on the newest Yankee] hack tothe sand late senterlay after veives $10,000 outright, and the vse the wreck was inevitable, ‘They were | haircut hoon. Mrs. Welamuller was said te for her life of all of the housshold slightly eut and bruised but did not This for the audience have taken exception to char of hegs in Coe Ora nodes, and These require surgical aid : ; laxity in Keeping records in her de A as +e The rves of the West 15tst partment. She testified yesterday, it are to be paid until the widow's Street Station were called to keep the was said, that she had kept a record eT INearenian feature eet will street clear until the scattered thas of reports from supervisors for he Wetke Waqueu Gene eat te) te watches and breast. pins had bi own information, but that when she Rowery Mission and Young Men's guthered up in. boxes und basket took up her present statistical wor Home, in New York. as a fund for The crowds pouring into the nearvy he did not turn over this record tk the me waite ARG subway station were diverted to the Cain la. her stecensor € maintenance of the bread line. arte nits Hebe Wald we Vi Oin (GOH or 1 i | ‘The City of Offenbach, on the Main, Sone GG Other firemen fut z =) ) Hessen-Darnstadt, Germany, where gestion of traffic. Other firemen f DAVY CONTINUES | he arena were the Roman gladiators, costumed not in graceful togas | homely bloomer that does suich criminal injustice to the adipose, and] MARKET INQUIRY BY | veveals 6o inesthetieally all curves both fore and aft! ABSENT TREATMENT Richest Girl in Southwest camera pive the natanal here hes s vival i tne posuay petaer gecavet Hlundertmark, Ready to Tes- a ie ny . an aaa i on) . | tify, Told to Come Back nny a‘ ‘ TANIA. . ) T M th R h t M Suddenly arose a yell that rocked the world, “The fans!" explained my 4 Sent. 7 of the Evangelical Luth: Cburen} ~Costum: ; sae Ae Sept. 7. ch New York. receives $23,000 “for ostumes. be a & 0 arry e IC es 7 ort 1 the support und education of poor and) ©. ——————- ; indigent in the school at Mount Mr. Bertuch was born, is given $10,000 to be used for charitable purposes <iddies The German Liederkrantz, of the Kiddies City of New York, receives $5,000, ana] Judged for the Lenox Hill Hospital, formerly - known as the German Hospital and| Quaintness, RS ty Dispensary. of New York, receives i < 4 ig oop $30,000. ‘The Wartburg Farm Schoo] Charm and REEMAN Queen, & ‘eins out the fire ROSELYN GOLDBERG | tifling in the dama: 150th Street which wa init it caused. but the Commissioner of Accounts David “A yes.” | answered vaguely, peering avound and not seeing any. Fans? | Hirshfield continued to-day his hand 7 Of course I knew what fans were, and with reason, Hadn't | a couple of ‘ It we endex ery ito" Bee! nabies behaved > : * Vernon.’ becinr ae intended fom the very) to see that all the babies behaved Byidesto-Be Has $30,000,000 in Oil and Cattle, Bride-)'"' ° THY BA esbHt Tall Lie Rosictbes Finca «hieniccn Ge ecaee elon vcth “signi ME obit Invent gclion jot oonaltians Cooper Union, of New York, re-]>esinning that to-day's annual Baby] themselves a in the city markets by absent treat | room Has $75,000,000. and day, and yet the room was hot as Had veives $50,000 for the advancement of|Parade at Asbury Park should far] The Queen Titania of this year is gro bes eet mate ape TeOmA Wr eae het oai Hane ence and art, as an endowment.|outshine any and all of those which| Miss Edna Menard Freeman, daughter FORT WORTH, Te: St. John’s Guild in the City of New] nave preceded see aie Rat aE Clinics Ah Fe ote cracivaa SibiO0b, he racaote preceded it he costumes] of Mr. and Mrs. 2M. he known as my annual contribution, {Which the more than five hundred] of No. 69 Rhode Island Avenue, who and applied to trips on the Floating |youngsters were to wear in the bril-|are spending the summer at the New Hospital.” lant pageant along Ocean Avenue| Monterey Hotel. Her throne has been <, 1 ment, presumbaly using the same Said a sepulehral volce beside me tfela!” “ by which he gave out, when: ay Indeed!" 1 Lass 7s i R the Mayor was in Florida, views an@ 8 sho Indee murmured, wondering who ot pisnid hetrece r wed, Just when and where is known only to the couple themselves 3 opinions he said he recet from the 1 i ted & neant. Babe Fouth playing to outfield? Ud seen Bebe Daniels playing to|y by “wireless thought waver The entire Southwest is intereste Aug. 30 (Copyright).-The richest Dro “Babe Ituth is play: Y only nineteen—and tue richest man—he's twice her age—in Teo toon eat he ty In two continents, but Babe Ruth was a lady new to me. “Where| Secretary Hundertmark of the New T. E. Trondhjens Tekniske Skol* nave been for weeks matters of the|set up in ull its splendor in the Am-|! the romance which will unite Miss] in cattle inore than doubled it in oll] |.” gj... York Market Growers’ Association Tea ieigts adhd Ae Tae ts % beeati ; phitheatre, with ample room for all|Anne Burnett, heiress to an enormous and banking My companion giggled Say Iucpaanoerae tow pauitained teatiadi 000 for the benefit of the school, to be |UtMost secrecy; because it is always|? tre, with an aw Teortune in oil, banks, veal estate and| Guy Waggoner is ihe eldest son of My L 8 __ [day mn response to a published reques nsed at the discretion of the Board of [in these that the surprises come, and|her court. Miss Freeman is a very , suy Waggoner, heir tol ¥: T+ Waggoner, adinittediy the rich- Then | saw her, Six foot tall, a good streamline model, swartly, moving |that he submit to questioning on his The Norwegian Luthe for their be: y pret‘y blonde, and, be it said, is the Cattle, and Guy Waggoner, heir est man in the Southw if aot infwith the nautical roll that isn't quite a sw 1, und su intrigues the fe-|char that the t stands in the Directors. The Norwegian Lutheran heir beauty or originality the| 1 s Be wae : iy eet baat baat Deaconesses’ Home in Brooklyn re-| prizes so much coveted awarded.| first bobbed-hair Queen’ Titania that}®n even greater amount in the sameline entire South. Already Guy male heart. Babe Ruth! rorant of me not to recognize the hero of|mmiKets were given to | speculative celves $25,000 and the Children’s Aid|. pit a peep behind the scenes a little| Asbury has ever had for rule commodities, been married four times to th profiteers an ‘ $ . million Penrods and thei pape Society and the New York Society iy 3 The mother of Miss Burnett refuses| vomen, having married his first wif while before de die aids of honor surrounding her for Prevention of Cruelty to| While before the parade started dis-] The malds of honor surr B econd time following a divorce, All ‘Foul fly” shouted some one. (Yes, per Children receive $50,000 each. The|closed the fact that the fond mamas| ite the Misses Eugene Shreve, Eliza-| confirmation even of the reported en- fy [of Bis former romances, have ended in are gement, and her daugh*er is equally Ha és Charity Organization Society of the]of the diminutive contestants have] beth A. Dukit, Louise C. Craig, Nan] Sagement, and her daugh*er is equ the diverce courts, and his last se driven away from d t contact with: ps they'd seen the honorable |retail buyers by unfal exactions sugh the marshes, which—de- [fees for unwanted service by watch scars I'd garnered on a country ramble th r . (ohne haybantig-Howd Bite A tehed tntoterably, |Mer. Water carriers and porters. spite witeb soda, baking powder, comphor ice, &c,—itehed tatolerably. |W WiuSuoctmark was cold to come v 3 é lose friends ane Na = ation Wa. secured enly a fev onths Mr undertmar ‘a a \ City of New York receiv $25,000. | fulfilled the promise *o muke to-day's | Uabl Waltrude Hendrickson and RA vpLey at alyh en bes % Mita te ui nm red only f month: Next me it wean fosauito netting, Nika the Meplintaphalian/wentiemanltern Beery wien ein, Coma ere arc numerous be to Fela-Tdisplay a more wonderful one than| ladys Trowbridge. The Princess Cin- sist positively that it is a fact and| ‘The wealth of the Wasgoners has] behind the wickets does!) to Mr. Hirshfield, said she “nderstood GNESI Sd ROC RUE h rela is Miss Audrey Carton ‘ # ih as 1 9,00 Mr, Hirshfield was in tow). but that Mr Bertuch wa formerly con. | those of the other year ‘ is that the couple are planning a venr been estimate hi 510,000, Leave ht thes tit ‘ nected with J. Andersen & Co, and} Q@cean Avenue, the parade street, After Queen Titania has watched} honeymoon abroad. At the present}and was founded by ban War r . wa ne expec dat his of un! 8 the Pulp and Paper Trading Company all’ aglow with ‘decorations forpall hittl jects file past her she] moment Mis: Beuthet te ban oid rand ndfather of Gu onl i 1 ows ile in : 7 ; . ‘i sky | Waggoner are in Colorado Sprin Iso an original ploseer a r Se! he S execute ace 5) he wnerera hee a selection, and the lucky ‘ T ae iY vi Secor the carnival when the divisions ¢ a : n Le the queen| 2nd it is believed they will be married] sett 1 pacit is, = Wi TO QUESTION HAWES mao dal ads the parade began forming, and Chtef| youngster to be chosen by the Queen roe eee a rn, nly son, W. T.. 4 unit 0 miei executed © Horace ft ia to receive a royal sift of a pony neymoon trip on Sept. 16./tand when he died. On ¢ 1 ABOUT HOUSE DEEDS mn Feb. 25 oken bequests to | of ive Hora 1 am, with on their honeymeon trip on Sep f t Bs : : 1 y 8 a y ty and ca Mies Burnett nad just passed her{much oil later was develope e es of the two firms with| sixty of his patrolmen, were on duty and cart - 8. i Burnettvand , er mpnloyees) OF ine. ve Sine Win nineteentl) birthday and was hem Botan Bray W Relative Says He Took Them : . 4 : “ y } the outlook now] only a few weeks from school in the} were close friends, Juintly they en & nected, GREEK SHIPS IN RACE ks at ha aU loOK ne | a Sen ere aca hen, Cal ar fea formers iisoslaunt Thesdee Pree enue eine From Her Home. ait . el Burk Burnett, died last June. H elt on ft oth Surrogate Foley to-day signed an \ ELEVEN IN DOPE RING TO BEAT NEW QUOTA Jie: Kot t eta nlued at 000,000, was eft] Southwest, us t iggoner | Heh) toe piteate Hone lean tiie LtaMtoveines oar a riag GnGaes as Hie wea We HELD IN ATLANTIC CITY - : ce to her after she attains her tw lands tetar on F a a ‘ “ . ner after she attain ne «wyer, to submit to an oral examina- Only 658 Immigrants Can]TRUCK TAIL LIGHT OUT, |e itinday. Meanwhile she is ¢ The reported amen el Mi “Yea, bo!” yelled an apoptel mdpapa, bounding up and down, “Yea, | “ i in be ce a “ae where One Prisoner Supplied 50 Per Be Landed TOOK WARNING LIGHT | receive an income of only $15,000 an-}Purnett and Gy Wag AUS 4) “Walt him ont tion Sep mcerning th Cent. of Addlets, In Char, “ : ae nuaily. The Burnett fortune’s cor BS OMS EGO Sy MOURA Ene eAt (lad the heat turned the brain beneath the zhining, hairless cranium? | *houts of deeds to the apartment ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Aus PRA Tsaw about the Creeks | pyyyep rined and Repremanced by | dation was the famous “660s” her grandfathe ised na the hea y Feceect Ne. con West atti eceee teaver. ip rsons are In jafl here to-day | and the tu@Ber war is of ready appli- White Piutins City Judge, which the elder Burne stall prise thre ehput ' Poor old dea 1 [and No. 244 West 101th Street, and geht . . a Ty '. esse Was not kno oe i muiie walloped hard some one’s lite server (1 one following investigations by Federal] cation just now, with the steamships n O'Bren, a chauffeur for Aus-{ax a youngster on the ‘Texas 1 key ie Ne fe i ms Then, as tt ‘ ' hard is ; rn : u as pabatelailegea- to’ telang torte agente inot na traMe between} King Alexander and Acropolis in av Ce ys, was driving] He was one of the real pionre : sowltantive © one Hike that, coming through 4 mine tield round t TSUNA tate OR tawehiaiwites “Alves Hawer Ph ht 1 Atlantic City, Thomas e Plains jast night when} Texas, and after making his fuitunr erence in ther when torpedoes hummod abont’) there was another tearful ut, mingled eee, Head of the. Phitadeiphia | Face to reach Quarantine at one min- ick went out died last May, leaving her husband . Maxwell, head of the delphia ¢ \ nt ou = = peer Division of the Narcotic Squad, says}ute alter midnight 1 to land 7 ed lantern set booing $2,000 with a request that he utilize three of those arrested are leaders of f thei, Creek prexenac hefote: ah Patio at WAT A e nc ry . Shi What has happened?’ 1 ing 4 ‘ Shaikan Obtain gutre fake ean sgt ehh alate MeN St soo] Radio Fizz Causes Sailors to Ship |." ay conpanion ena mtu foam su in some Several arrests also wer: made in| ‘The monthly quota of tiveck a8 ‘ f O'Brien and lovoluntarily 1 gripped ue tighter. What a queer, exciting | 1146 residue of her large estate she t% Philadelphia. : oe Alexander ti rat helper, M OR ONS HT . uit of country! “Beware of Mickpockets” was plastered ai} over our tubes! qneathed to her mother and two al Maxwell said that Clarence Nurse, |The King Alexander ha T aboard) rected, and spent the night In Jatt ncCuDaN boa 0 ri n London, Apparently they had the genus here, and tie crowd heartily| ters, who lived with her at No. colored, one of those arrested, has been}and the Acropolis 185, 0 that alll opr morning fined $2 2 Lon Appa ‘ Pt ena ita elling narcotics to $0 per t. of ad- . sxankors OR thasa veamslecanelie icin Hab und repr — -—_----- lisapproved of them. No wonder fe bet “ One of the sisters, Anna B. Dunlop dicts here for three yea : dew is | inicle i Was discharged a A ball went whiz my nose and bounded ¢ Wile MAY ‘al eined the order fonlexamination oF i LB AEE waltinganc’ ae pees ee 3 i fice’ ae ‘ Painted Pink Hare, Knickers and Half Hose the Fashion aes os Wakeeers Hawes, charging that Hawes who ARICKMAKERS ADVANCE waurs] Waiting now fo ¢ De - z . r ed § ang ae me Pe: HaNees Chereine tial Benen FAIR Ar ADAH! that precious minute after midnighttcorro, nnoKnn VISED FOR Among Santiago Fiappers, Cayanus Crew Says. wPhata a peach! \ poth! A PEACH" screamed all spectators im [she say was separated Crom her aie 3 a will make a race for ft. Th SASNCLE wasn't it? If we lke any one in Englang| ter fe ares HRS A HUNTINGTON, Pa,, Aug. 90.—Begin-| 2nd a p Pill a aniea. eizagh * ; Ave Sara ST Port Newark. returned| crescendo, Queer exp n { side Drive address last May while the ning Sept. 1 three brick plants of Mount} Acropolis x sitll a Rot, itd wil not] hash “it ! Cent The steamship Cayanus, wh: as 2 «a. | we will aay affably: ‘Hello, oht frutt But | could a ball be a peach? |ncoupants were away and took three Rilon vil} sates se Rages. Of all |iveanh a\iinroae Tale ae Unt Contnonnly, [oy 1 from a foreign trip to-day cen to Cuba carrying machinery t iis tit uly that sh jad caught. Would|tin boxes which she alleges container vlasues of their employes. They the} night, but she too will race for Quar. Brok u . It seems, however, tha ue Bio she “ellages. ponsasnss t Harrison Walker Company, the ‘Jantine, otherwise twenty-four of her} Biehl OWGer GF antiaco, Before going as ning that the ship galt u believe tt, it was nothing but foul fy against 4 wire Rae aaa a eT \ ractories Comnpany, and th: \ eto" golhe nity : . 4 Stratecast hats a at $2 \ : ees efecisice Commkay Gabor: ngera will have to go back @ ! ih vith another cargo of sugar e vas a CaMen.dand T believe them, T wish I'd caught mu: terday bel Pavoralon nid with) leaxink uncen for who | been re $2.79 a day will gain f PR . 2 oe of New Jersey, to sign up for the new trip. Th ee 3 ——-— her saying he had taken the boxes carn I skilled workmen will| There are thirte ether f " most of whom are natives of S p for th = Hin sn he iad. Cen EDA vane, receive advanced wages accordingly. many with Greek Jue in this | Baik | inducement. it was satd, was a di known a Radio Fizz rvered tn Pediat MO en et Smoky City Women May Smoke °°" aaeacatt We cacn Sita 3 GIRLS OPPOSE _ Waiter Posts Londoner Who Forgo! | o-°rr-sesr In Public Streets but Won't) LONG SKIRTS of bacar aft 7 NONTREAL, Aug. 30.—Twen- Tips; Tells Wife "Twas Disgracetut| srry.) yt taman my see wees Pune ey]. ta mitigate ed, women may s or club soda shot 1 ace cauaitads aoe t but if they do the sp in the| the stem of style ereasora te ; . ed by the crew of the Cava stimation of Police Superintendent Calhoun » “No-Longer-Sitrt, Serious Omission Already Had Been Discovered and the “eat’s collar’ x me ephare’ {ent any jaw prev = ais if Hot Mem ar qhiedeed Money Sent to Rectify Error. iar acaliigntie aie’ Areetie raw Re eee oa i¢{thought it we could take ao all n to induce Mr Cathoun lay, * thie way of it unpleasant f¢ ing men to keep thelr LoNDe 8 Whst 1s regarded as one of the most amatiO2|peoient back a story of sare seit te teva any: vierenca Seay pleasa ' i : instances 11 history of the controversy over tipping {+ 'F knickerbooker prevent it, “but © be ir Pitta vealed in jeation to a newspaper from a prominent Lor halt ho bureh girls think. too m t them who does not his name published tine atalbl ant aelves to do anything »: at ahi with his family ¢— Be ee girl who would do tha je ene ov caine ining ne oo Eee ea ee tel We couldn’t afford to put a Sa most Alsgraceful thing for » anid a member of the crew peration but elmply to te t ee eae teeectie) PE Te a AE ear oe ee ar I lace cen Us guarantee in every package of he ant ioe et aeration oats crineneaens Hamam aie Tver My Sse vot rooatvea ny eros! PiCCadilly Little Cigars if they Un eet a, wna) WI know our wast (ine aoe AGH oy poe mes “ato "| weren't good enoughtowarrant “phstol out coe one’ws | Ht Try them today at our risk. Wis Me 1 ais | *u sete a 10 In the package e state, whteh nye Vas level: fe aad If she duces w Claro — Colorade Claro — Colorade