The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 16

a AL SET TTY NA A a HUSBAND {S HELD AS WIFE'S SLAYER AT SHORT BEACH Raat NS MS Officials Admit Woman, Found Dead in Ocean, May Have Been Suicide. REVERE, Mass. Sept. 21.— ‘Whether Mrs. Maude Pease of Beach- mont was murdered or died cide, was still unsolved to-day as the police, after holding her husband, Arthur H. Pease, fifty-six years old, on @ murder charge, extended their investigation into circumstances that Preceded the finding of the woman's body, with the throat cut, In the ocean off Short Beach yesterday: The Peases were married last July. OMcials, asserting that at present there was no more evidence of mur- der than of suicide, were awaiting the report of Medical Examiner George B. Magrath as to the nature of the ‘wound in Mrs. Pease's throat as well as of two cuts in her breast. Micro- scopic examination also was being made of stains on a razor found in the Pease home. Pease, the police waid, declared he had cut himself while shaving. Officers said hi Dore no traces of having been Pease was held in Chelsea District Court yesterday on a charge of mur- der. ‘The cake was continued one week after Chief of Police John yer had asked time for investiga- tion and for the completion of Dr. McGrath's report. A thorough search of the Pease res- idence, the police sald, yielded no evi- dence that Mrs. Pease had ether been murdered or had attempted suicide in the house. Her body was found three- quarters of a mile from the dwelling. Winthrop police expressed a desire} }) to-day to question the occupants of an automobile ween by patrolmen early Tuesday morning near the spot where Mra. Pease's body was found. The police sald, they learned Pease had been made @ defendant in a breach of promise suit by a Beach- mont woman, who alleged he was the father of her child, born @ month after his marriage. juanbond Move ae MORTALLY BURNED PLAYING INDIAN Boy’s Clothing Set Afire by Comrades. Covered with gasoline or kerosene ‘vy playmates, who then applied a torch to his clothing, John Boot, soven,’O¢-No. 512 West 88th Street, is éying in St. Mary's Hospital from burns about the body, face, arms and head, ‘With a dozen other boys and girls of about his own age, John gathered damp wood for a bonfire at 10th Ave- nue and 38th Street last night. When the wood would not burn, either gaso- line or kerosene was obtained from a garage. The children scattered much of it on each other while pouring ‘t on the wood, John's clothing becom- ing. urated. ‘When the bonfire was burning high, Indian games started, the children wielding burning sticks as. torches, On of the torches touched John's clothing and he was enveloped in fame. His screams and the screams ef lis playmates were heard by idults, Who smothered the flames vith blankets and coats. He was taken to the hospital dyti supper menu Cabbage never tasted more delicious than when prepared according to this unusual recipe— Send for our free book, “Salads, Suppers, Picnics, delightful npiniagtmmenecnrnt-airegemcernen Key Store Hours 9 to 530° For Other Gimtel News See Page 12 MBEL Basviiens | 32ND STREET ‘—BROADWAY— -38RD_ “STREET— ~NEW. ‘YORK CITY DOWNSTAIRS Annual Fall Sale of 495 All Wool Overcoats and Fall Topcoats At Tremendous Savings 18” Just 495 Ov wonuta and Topcoats: The manufacturer needed cash. We had it. Therefore these supreme savings to you. Finest quality and large choice of materials. Overcoats, plaid and contrasting backs; Tweeds and Herringbone. Ulsterettes with belt all around, inverted pleat ia back, split or plain sleeves; ulsters and box coats. Topcoats of cheviots, tweeds, herringbone and whip- cords; oxford ys, tans, browns and heather mix- tures. Many silk and satin lined. 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Bowls GIMBEL BROTHERS SS 32ND 32ND _STREET — BROADWAY — 33RD STREET — NEW YORK CITY ———————————— 100- Piece Theodora Haviland Service Delicate wild flower sprays as decorati fe} tock. September Sale ee = apenas: $38. 5 100-Piece Limoges’ China Service $9.95 Mail Orders Filled While ae Last, NoC.0O.D's, GIMBELS—Fifth Floor Tuscan Silk Drapery Fabrics : Reduced to 75¢ Yd. Silk and cotton; 86 inches wide; 6 colors. 50 Inch Silk Curtain Gauze : Reduced to $1.85 Yd. For light-weight casement curtains. All silk. Heavy Drapery Fabrics Mohair Velours Reduced to $4.75 yd. Solid plain colors; nine of them. Some with red Tinsel Tapestry Reduced to $5.50 yd. Renaissance and Gothic Uesigys both for furni- ture and wall coverings. Tinsel on colored back- ground. 60 inches wide. Close-out Draper: Fabrics : 75c yd. Reps, armures and other desirable fabrics, MUCH reduced. 60 inches. Cross Bar Curtain ' and some with gold backs. 27 inches wide. Guaranteed Sunfast. Silk Poplin, Re- duced to $2.75 yd. 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GIMBELS NEW KIND OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS STORE—Fifth Floor 8 a to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways=—= For Other Gimbel News See Page 12 ales : $10.95 Aquarium Revers- You save 69¢ Yd. Ash Cans $1.97 Galvanized metal reinforced with black steel ribs. Folding Card Tables $2.97 With green leather. ette top: protected corners. c