The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1922, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1922. s FLKS SEEN BY DRYS]50-50 Husband and Wife Frankness CREASY TOLD HIM “Ford a Day” Prize Business Ad [MILITARY SERVICES. BEFORE QUIINGIS| |” Money Affairs Insures Happiness | GIRL SHOISELF, |? Sma tose Story Mon tt rap cy WHO DIED : ° 66 99 ° Felix Block to Increase Income Through New Car—And . SPOILED BY RA)| Avet Doce Atbay With “Hold Out’ Boil) S\VSDFTECINE| ...,"memizee= =| INARPLANEFALL Pelix k's "What Did You See To-day contribution led the page as Bodies Leave Mitchel Field. -—> --- ‘ Saturday, It was set double column, Prosecutor Seeks to Prove]in clgnt-point type, leaded, and car- 4s : i Jot Prison- | "ed an illustration. Edith Lavoy and Not Priso Warly tn the day one of Mr. Block's er Broke Off Engagement. | crienas cated nim up at his home at No 137 Bast Broadway. Evidence tending to show that it] ‘You've won a Ford car from The was Miss Fuith Lavoy who broke off] Evening World,"' his friend informed the ongagement between her and] him. William M. Creasy, of Fort Thomas, “How do you know?’ asked Mr. Ky., was presonted by the’ State to- Block. ‘ A uur story Is so prominently dis- day in the trial at Mineola of Creasy] iio roptied his friend, who is an on a charge of the murder of Miss] optimist, Lavoy on the evening of June 28.] ("But I was not counting any chick- Miss Lavoy, a teacher in the Free-]eng before they were hatched,” sad port Public Schools, was shot and] Mr. Block this morning, smiling. "I'd Killed in her boarding house at No.}seen contributions which hadn't been 15 North Main Street, Freeport,[ displayed prominently win, so I was while Creasy, her flance, was calling] keeping my feet on the ground. I was on her. Creasy told the police that] satisfied to have won a dollar.’” the young woman shot herself with] Here he smiled again. The reporter his revolver, being despondent be-| had informed him that he had indeed ment. cause he had broken off the engage-| won a Ford with his little story. Services at the post chapel were ment. ‘ “Well, I'm glad,” he said, smiling : conducted by Chaplain + Willis T, John A Fogarty, a private detec-} more broadly, Indeed, Mr, Block Howard this afternoon, The entire tive employed by Distriet Attorney | speaks smilingly. garrison was present and after the Weeks, testified to-day that he talked] “I suppose every one wants a car. services preceded the bodies to the with Creasy on the morning after the | 1 how Ido. It cames in handy. You main gate of the post, where the death of Miss Lavoy and that Creasy] See, I'm a salesman of knit goods, troops formed at parade rest white told him, in answer to the detective's}@nd I can use it in my work. But the bodies went out of the post for j question whether he had any reason | even more than that, I've been want- the last time ‘ ; : ‘ to believe that Miss Lavoy had com-|!" one to take my mother out in At the post to-day it was stated Two Who Represented Themselves as Agents Call on Officials. Following the post-funeral servicet at Mitchel Fleid this afternoon for the | six men killed Saturday night when the Martin bomber plane driven by Lieut. Raymond EB. Davis crashed to the earth In a nose dive. The bodies of the victims were taken from the post with full military honors. Thosa, of Lieut. Davis and Privates Henry fr; Nichols and Irving M. Whitney are to be shipped to their homes, The bodies of the other three were taken te the undertaking establishment of c. E. Corneil in Fulton Street, Hempstead, (o await instructions from the nearest of kin about ship- HINT AT PROTECTION. Nothing Was Done in That Direction, According to Members of the Club. According to members of the Elks of Hoboken, the spectacular raid of the Prohibliton Cruiser Hahn on the Steamer Pocahontas which took a thousand members of the order to Whitestone yesterday followed a bid for bribe money from two men wao called on officers of the lodge Satur- day night, representing themselves to be dry agents. According to the story the two men called at the clubhouse carly Satur- day evening and after purchasing tickets for the outing “the man in charge.’’ ked to see hey were ¢o- ferred to ci airman Ktoblein of the vss i mitted suicide, that the girl's recent} She isn't ve strong, and—you emphatically that Whitney was not a House Committee and introduced MARY 6 { letters had seemed to show that she} Should have seen how delighted she stowaway on the airplane, as was re~ G@ieiikeives: os Peolihitien ndtoress 9 REEVES Boe oe Wan depreKsed Was when she heard I'd won it! FELIX BLOCK ported. Whitney had full permission ment Agents and sald “if you are not . = ys Fogarty told of searching Creasy's| Mr. Block's mile now competed} "FS : v to go up in recognitién of his faithful nice to us there will bo very little to) Two Women of Experience, ne*s should begin before mar- iV j MRS clothes, and fgaling. a plese Of Paper] aL tend wae Mahe, wasn't ho?| (an at Grand Strat and the [SOUS Sted during u “tying whens f folder and) cor : je] “My frie ; 3 1? accident occurred a | your outing to-morrow.”* ; B riage,” she continued, earnestly. j ELIZABETH roe at ae nee aelae outs ban thg Tam delighted,” he added, proving it} Bowery: cireus.”” The flight was a part of ' Mr. Kloblein is quoted as having in Banking Agree That} “tt ts an engaged gir's right to SE ROB SON erent by a continuation of the smile. The totorman, conductor ard [iar manoeuvres, it was sald, and was eplied that he . med Perfect Candor Is the Best| {ssuung and how much he can Was written “Edith,”” with a duestion! “it was my firat contribution, too,| seme Passengers got off. Joined [oi Gr a strategic problem. { 3 per we Wer ne erfect Candor 1s is making and how much he can mark after it + cee ies by the flagman at that busy cor = : : ; 3 : , I hadn't done any writing except in] °Y d 4 —————— with the management of the outing P and will set aside for running the . , Albert D, Shaw, an employeg of sat F : ner and a policeman, they began D and went thom to Arthur Schetien | Way to Run a Peaceful] fone crore she tartion Hien, Petwonal Service Director of the [ne Western Union Telegraph Com- | business letters since T contributed tol forty 4g dislodge a eat whieh |WOMAN SPEEDER FINE Chairman of the Entertainment Com- Household. On the other hand, it is his right lade River Savings Bank on [pany in Brooklyn, produced a num-[01" Lites nate at sa a espa 4 ate had run under the car in pursuit $50; SECOND OFFENSE Miittee. It {s understood that Mr. to know that his bride-to-be is wen polly gear i treet, wee ber of telegrams alleged to have been | 200" Mit ate Je the baat plies of a mouse. The mouse went . si e ot believe a. r nd 3 Oo Hive within’ his # observed from a close vantage | g, sy Creasy to Miss Lavoy. Some] Sch & ¢ eat ploce Re. . ed r did not believe the men were} - willing and able to ve within his ground the @ianelal abanwernents bel by r nae : Neel rons ty ana]o! luck Tever had, My mother eald through the underground trolley | strat Time Female Offemder Ma Fi coral officers and sent them away| They Deplore Fact So Many income. | fh Hew Vere UOBteL, Get Win [of them were fe vi inc a i€ Wal a flan Gina goctbeINLe Voar? erening ane she cat, Cyt to Been Twice Arraigned. with scant consideration pf speech ff iamensrs Mis I ve some were signed ‘* ) Ls e 0 — ‘ollow, stuc! close to the spot nm % = aver: 7 iss Reeves that confidence and ; And again Mr. Block smiled , Mis Bdna R. Nicoll, twenty-three ,ocahontas Was escort oa S$ Are “So y mar Pe and D 1 Biern, lawyer, of Hunting- < a = Atter the Pocahontas was escorted vers Are W edded to SA ene amen cuemarned co-operation in. money matters [aon We yi enprarad as counsel for. Here is the contribution which won| Where ite near-prey had disap- | 1, ia, of No, 6% West Ssth Street, SEONG The TE } : zac Yet it neems to me that an octyl BO WES Blern told the court that Mrs, Creasy | World's dally contest for “What Did le and the felino was dislodged, [insurance broker, was fined $50 by to go ashore, the Hahn accompanied Not Honest With Each Tacs Gua cint Rtaubensit cane “But they don't exist in many | ery (Ole toe Colon against. Creary | YOU See To-Day?” contributors:! pole sna’ the “as Gislodged. | stuxiatrate Marsh in Traffic Court to-day her to the Army Pier in South Trook- Othe ee a 2 A leg families,” admitted Mrs. Robin- ae ag wy divorce” for alleged CAT AND THE MOUSE. bald tah-Fehelin Lied © |for speeding yesterday on Riverside lyn, where she was held in technical} Other. Nery cores of Depey married’ Ure: son, shaking her competent head, [10 “temporary @lvore sa bipie ; Bowery Savings Bank, sat down | iirive netween 10th and 118th selzu pending a hearing befor i . How can it be In any senso a al deliber: bandonment by Creasy for | saw a Madison Avenue car and calmly watched the car roll Mise Nicoll is the first wom: United States Commissioner Hiteh- ., partnership if there is not such an hop 7 . aati three years. Under this decree, suddenly stopped by the motor- on. Nistory of the TraMfe Court, which be- cock, ; "| By Marguerite Mooers Marshall | arranggment? When two men be- Pepa AGS EE MS bank said, Creasy had no vight to remar ~ = gan in 1916, to nppear for 2 second ar- ) i f t r oh shoul y come business partners each of UES CIRO AP REC ROT see reee: TD bitt ie doing so, would be obliged ralgnment for speeding. On Noy. 20, The seizure came after a night of OW much should a woman them knows just what assets tho who earnestly insists that her he apply for m permanent decree, 1921, she wns fined $25 in Traffie Court aaa cine” ey shibition. ‘antereanaes PEs cage es other brings to the firm; each of husband shall not know she has | wnieh could not be granted unttl five for npeeding between 2d and 76th © =Prehibition enforcement money affairs? ' bie money there—'If he knew about Rae Streets in Fifth Avenue. 0) f : them, at any time during the money ther 28, BNGW APO ye: after the first dec agents : it he'd iicave ane pace’ | i] 1 i Fe eya an . How ch should he know artnership, can inspect the regu- it he'd nev ve me in peace ees = . About 7 o'clock last night, the time , i pots) a ve ee penattarea Gan Gn wae until he And on the UPILS AT “MEDIATOR STRUCK BY BULLET. for the return from Whitestone, Cus.] out hers? ; Now muaheraon neineianerie other hand, the husband with an | STRIKING P Maney Perlstein, twenty, a chauffeur toms agents and general Prohibition The questions ure raised by an tiwhy- can't the members of a doe equally private and confidential MINEOLA RETURN A of No. 64 ShefMleld Street, Brooklyn, agents crept up on the rum chaser in] interesting suggestion made the mestic firm work out a similar re- account + ‘If Mrs. Brown knew Zee ’ went to the Fifth Street police to-day the twilight and rulded the Pocahon-| Gener day at the eighth annual lationship? I believe they can T hed this she'd want to spend Poel. witha Bole So Pe BOD eed Be CADRE anktenen GGluce: Ge fivention of the American In- I believe"tliey should. That is onc Ct Gare : Reconciliation Brought he sole aeict ha Gee ee Mr. ppleby, mH Jes Lf Conve wats ie # waa . “So often the savers seem to bo rT * Y ecantet . 2 ss reason w it seems to me that if », 7 whiskey, gin and 1b) were founc { Gustrint Lenders’ Association in inelnuaaee ia aCnartiouinwe jie: married to the spenders, In a About With Principal. ; == — tn tho cabin and confiscated. Witty ne Hetel Pennsylvania. John E. sible method of managing domes- way, you can’t blame a man Practically all of the eighteen * nue, caused Fillmores’ arrest. Ri ee ei en cea ger of Detroit's Provi- tic finances, and why the saving: he knows hi eto be te seniors of Mineola High School who i a > turning home from a Saturday night Were not taken from the excursion Sra SCE CRARCAS TOUR banks are doing all’that they can extravagant from keeping a rainy ]° 01 © Me cast Friday for og tance with her fiance, Philip Gotthelt rout. Mae nee beeen to spread the budget idea among day fund on the quiet. Nor can Le dhekek ee cans Lae | ‘ iscoV. 'S er ie 2 ises ais ¢ No. 128 East 86th Street, she saw Agents armed with rifes turned sing loans to either thelr depositors: mee you blame the woman whose hus alleged injustice on the faculty's part Discov ered Hours At Court Promises te Raise ie aawand the states) of the lapate= Mas foe a time tho exeursionists who! © if such loans are oes band gambles to thelr Tr ident, Norman ‘Stnith, Was Off Duty—Says He Bond to $100,00 if Neces-* | went building in which she lives with ed to a cas} eiaieoen Gemenee shines , the market from try were back in class to-day following - . eer ciers f ‘ \ bundle under his arm hontas for the return trip, sert- : Then Mies Reaves: explained up something despite him. & revonelliation brought about with] Was Looking for a Fire. sary to Hold Prisoner. fe doesn't belong in this bulld- cus trouble appeared imminent. Ia} 7 Gath Palys ncaa few the bucgst, elminates, voti no Principal Allart yesterday. — Ter ed . ing,’ she told her flance and asked * the exeitement somebody sent a call} {unds. “hold-outs" and ‘thold-ups.”” ravkaws RBA aay cot 3 Fan (ede Pan pupae also re Q ae Raceha iii unlitnesPollos on and six ‘In the family," said Mr, Ryan, Both man and woman put Hkten thera: is ovhab: class Juniors who struck in sympathy Hh '] Policeman John J, Finnegan, thirty- orge Filln@re, twenty-five, of] him to accompany to her home on s D and ¢ iaimitn to Rete Heh thelp earde, o men, many of them well to do, | have returned to class, and, according ; i Street 8 : iy ee the fourth floor, policemen, a sergeant and two detec- her to be harmony, there nelr carta on the: table, who wlungiy pay if “a [to the schoo! head, thore seniors who] two, of the West goth Street Station, | No, 211 East 7th Street, arreated| ME TD eT a touna mintmore, tives were sent to the landing, Their be secrets from each said. “They pool their fl ; SARA RB KER) EOE ae spear thia morning are ab-| 1s In New York Hospital to-day with|gont, 17 and held under $7,500 balll anne crwvitia mens services were not needed, however t of husband or esdureedi Thad Whey ue a bills but are averse to trus did not apr & r under, $7 aul] Miss Conville sereamed for hei Mr. Scheffler denounced the ac ly there should the vurlour net ry it with actual money. ent r reasons other than the} a fractured right leg and possible in-Jro, alleged possession of burglary] brother, William. Gotthelf seized the tlon of the Government agents as aul ve 0 matters finan- 1G, WODAn Sesta eS HEtsHeG “Ups Rev ener: ternal Injuries, and detectives of HI lioois, was sent to the Tombs ur intruder and held him until William d t sas As and her dressmaker | hirteen of the strikers met. in the aye same, Then the. girl catied Poll outrage. He said the Elks were hav-| lal Tk aod prea fe See lrcahyterinn Church. yester: (atadon are attempting to unravel thelgo,.o99 bond to-day to await came nen st ul a ee mollbe ing veaceftl ov in ordance —— east ees te cs if cae sap ihaea ystery of his discovery at 6 o’cloc . » same 6 Hie | en, Beantay ot tie: Eaeak” S2ek | Bireee MAA eaRi hi eathilte, tordeine ess Tis is a matrimonial platform try to divide up t Yet such a practice ts sl day and through We i an, | mystery) of hi BG ret {Jury action, At the same time hel station, ‘They found on Filmore four Boot leual "near beck,’ He sald the|| which coves: a good deal of entifically between fa from financial Ja member of the Board gf Education, | this morning lying in the pit of anfwas told by Magistrate uid Wellil janmled, a brace endia biti/a, enmuer Hquor found on the boat did not ba- Among oth) Ings, it after finding out wh etveen husband and | nvited Prineiyal Allart to he present. | clovator shaft at No. 128 West 26th {in yorkville Court that lmil would be/of keys and a flaahlight long to the Elks and they were not ate wontan should been in the of pay Allart told the pupils, it is sald, that} si ont, Finnegan went on post at} raised to $100,000, if necessary, to] In court to-day, evidence was pro- J, responsibio for its being there. Joh ow much money her each count — A WLS bid alae Pe tt elaht yesterday morning and was to} Keep him in custody duced to show Filmore had served ¥" 3. Fallon, City Attorney for Hobokea, king, that he shoul Do hink that bande; Mitsu. Wie shone) vena y AD Ove} “si : Suspicions of a Miss Hel ton. | time for burglary in Elmira and Sing Nasna other pienickers corroborated-hins bt she ne Pema “Such an arrangement He fiat than wives ok any untoward actlon @ thelr} have completed his tour at four in the ville, PN eity at ce) reas ee Bing : 65) Capt. Tawes of the Hatin, in explain. * should have a private and that the wife knows how or yieo versa?” L asxea art. No apologics were inade by Jufternoon. i i ing that the rum ated In} confidential savings account, that noney her husband gets in his’ nson either side, {t Is understood, although | apne policeman was discovered by | * — = Sate the rivers for the first tl sald that neithe yuld “hold out’? on the pay-envelope—and he knows the think it's sail ve hod sear an amicable Aloxander Davis, a Negro porter ent while he was supposed to operate only| other honest, andl not the padded total nasserted. “It sn dawnt ettloment was effected. is ‘ ; i : ‘ ot \y SS loyec he loft building at the 26th in. searching for outside sm: “What do you think about itz of the weelsly monthly bills, Both our boys and our girl ployed in ¢ he has to obey ordets from the Pron -| 1 usked Miss Mary B. Reeves, Of course, nelther dictates as to be equipped wit BUILDING INSPECTOR Street address, Reporting for work bitior. Department. whom T found in the booth of the the intimute personal expenses of principles and actual pen n CT! this morning, Davis heard moans and As the varticipants in the outing) Women’, Division of the National the other. After portioning out the making and spendins CONVICTED OF LARCENY traced them to the elevator pit. The walked ashore from the Pocahontas| Association of Mutual Savings the money for thelr joint expendi- 5 Then they will. frank % velve-atory structure much indignation was expressed at nis, at the Women's Activities | «tures, the inder, it seems. te Bd) ISasODBBIe tn arerkiig ou Sali co Weve deemtlgecy, Given: fo Daa ceiae bs mere ny ene “of tha the manner in which they had been hibit, I went to Miss Reeves me, should divided betweer ne budgets, i oe Taxes. |tjevators, ax there are no stairs from treated by Prohibition agent ) as Executive Secretary husband and wife for Nicholas Oochifinto, thirty-three, of No | | “t. It was closed most of Former Congressman Jol 4 department of Na- spend 0: = 7 78th Street, Brooklyn, .who de. {the street. Mt wt eal holiday, sunning tha sea in t avingss" al Assoclation; pi is | punlieen Heel i ribed himself an inapgetor of id al of yesterday, whose home is wel me into mate touch olved in t Uy a5 “ Heian ‘ ngs, received s| nded enter . ¥ z ye ems ienaber of the expedltik with the Wiadece Gt moeea hoa. SS ey ae ane Robinson, with a amile, “is findin pens ived - c ms led \ Davis summoned another polleeman ‘ Scuuwelic, . ee Be ¢ that he car afford to + se rom County Judge Tiernan to-day]|and Finnegan was carried to th County ¢ >a Nor J y tay be any ma r saentores Pipa sms at when convicted of petty larceny. it Js} treet, after which an ambulance was 1 O! ol ken, ‘ ‘u age a rule a kin ¢ oO Rw viata » has taken prominen : € ‘f Hudson County offi and many| ee 5 ne bes and that, because she knows \ has tak promin summoned, and Dr, Bennet of New ul usband without «the 1k t a naan a County ditarict politic York Hospital took the injured po- pelier ES other's kno’ person 5 to ear Oy v Simone of No. » st] Yo EDIE —— Perfect irankneas, and perfe cn i how to spend it, she is rea iia Avenues Brooklyn, chareed nef liceman to that ipatitution, er BOY BURNED IN BONFIRE. co-operation in all matters touch. curity, and, co-operate with him r gave Oochifinto $177 in payment ot tective Behan, of the West 30th vans Morris Leonard, years old, of No,] ine thetr Joint income, ependings is offe 1 t see that th part of what he earns inst t Vaxes and that he has learned Oochi-|Strect Station, declared that Finne- 7 billion P i Ae 7 | and savings form the ideal rule der should dip into ending it all, nto he non: gan told him in the hot 1286 Washington Avenue, Bronx, re A money lendex nid dip into th Spending {t all.” Apt (bas Kap ethe x Id him in the hospital that a ceived burns on the body when his| {2% Money affairs between hus- domestic relationships ‘of in ees - Jinan notified him that smoke was is- _ | clothing caught fire while he was play band and wife,"’ declared slender, dividual. e e 9 suing from the building and that the ( hesterfie ids ing at a bonfire Inn vaennt lot ut Ne.| dark-eyed Miss Reeves. 2 Bottle of Cider Blew Up in Cop Ss front door was open. The policeman ’ $975 ‘Third Avenus this morning. Io lisuninimntione Geueluiine walked in, he sald, and found one of ked was taken to Lincoln, Hospital “{ndeed, 1 k that the tra “ oe aan a) fan a two freight elevator doors open and are smo. SH RENE APT ABE RY Go: \, nt 1 he could look up the think a fiusbend and wite shoul Pant Was TakinglIt toCourtl rss ev ay be mutually frank and mutually an JO mast. Bue oie eae woe ee vy helpful,” reiterated Miss Reeves, — = the seventh or elgnth: Toor, sccord: Q ; - — . nd he. crashed “We Ie thew AI Geetha Hs an ae i , . ing to Finnegan, and 20 illi band, is earning money, let her {NO Evidence to Aid Him in Securing the Cony mut five feet into the pit poste mulion contribute it to the tamily fund, . * a . ves his hese x bod ss of which the two will dispose Mrs. Anna Narza, Who Sold It. column, and he wis unconscious un- { which pose in ’ common conference, The modern cee : acenere wih {i this morning, he sald woman w arns money tf ; Look Hymie Look. ‘The cop's blowed up,” yelled one emul) boy Detectives went through the bulld- own privat se, while he ‘mother in Essex Street this morning, as Patrolman Michael Murphy of yg, but found nothing disturbed, and band supports her, is a he East Fifth Street Station stopped simultaneously with a report that | they now are ms 1 No doubt about parasite ian any othe roceeded from his right hip pocket. Then he backed up against aJ Meanwhile, no re cab aged it —Chesterfields ‘I the more comn . Sais in at the Oth Str ‘ . rea Gettin building and glanced around to see how many persons were looking pie Finnegan's failure to ap DO satisfy! and the disburser, both The patrolman carerull % the end of his tou Police: frankne co-operation a he remains of a pint gias# bottle ]confiseated the barrel from which she equired to report to thelr equally essential. When a man's [eon ty che tt a when y's work {s fin- r salary or war profits we . SUR Pookeh etd. wrapper) In + morning he obtained a pint ‘ There was 4 urder in the deflated and he explained matters | "8 handkerchief. A halt he nt from the police pr ty clerk| precinct yesterday and several police. to his wife, his candor was ill | Issex Market he was disy the planned to use it as Exhibit A.J men were sent out on tt. It was said ry reward it ahs merely entgae and aroken glass in a case of mileged the case against Mrs. yaa. He i ar r ale ay Finne- said, ' n't care, we not Be- [ration ¢ - taeect ie : ook another sip of it to be sure {:] gan’s yelng overlooked ing to make any difference in our | 2t/0R of the Mullan-Cag: say | a8 the same stuff and then placed] Finnegan lives in Beach S38 Street, way of living!’ On the other frs, Anna Narza of Ne vi the bottle in the hip pocket umels, Queens. hand, if the man in such a posi- Street came t explosion us i MPAKE tion wasn't frank with his wits Si ; . eat the| cou 1) STRERT OF about what had happened, she Mrs axse, epoca ; \ . the atlorney for Mr DISEASE ; CIGARE T TES might be the most helpful person Sth Street addre Nara: he wa Oni Frank Knooller, thiit in the worl and still get him into yart that yesterday 1. t the policeman was not o|f UE Cm OS a Site aia pa dimculties by spending, in her ig tagger out. With Pat ; ge nadiite explosion ut tie bottial? ‘ ony SEARCHES ‘ati norance » change, on old a ae wa meant nothin Ucar im \ he oid i ra) nd oul fate: ford i Mrs. biliz §. Kobinson t 1 nt a wample ant) an wmbu wan C th . who, as the Home Savinge und he arrested the 5 Then the city chem: | \ iscase before Lmomrr @ Mrers Tomacco Co. = t ) |