The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1922, Page 16

“GIRL SAVES BANK, ROUTING ROBBERS WHO SHOT CASHIER be medias Thug Tears His Thumb Off in Door of Automo- bile. RTEUBENVILLE, 0., Sept. Sheriff Ed. Lucas and deputies are to-day scouring the countryside for five armed men who shot Cashier George H. Whittaker of the First Na- tional Bank at Hopedale, O., fifteen miles from here, and probably fatally {injured him in attempting to rob the bank. No money was taken, the robbers being put to flight when Miss Jesvic Snyder, assistant cashier, woreamed and gave the alarm. Mayor A. D. Finnegan of Hopedaly ‘Was one of the first attracted by Mis Snyder's screams. He immediately equipped four automobiles with men armed with rifles and pistols, who started in pursuit of the bandits. Although Whittaker is unable to talk, other bank officials state no ™Mohey was taken, the first of the robbers shooting Whittaker and then rushing back to the machine. The robbers’ car was found along the road at Henry, three miles from Parlett, O., late yesterday and Sher- iff Lucas reported that his men were scouirng the wooded section nearly, belfeving™ they have the robbers sur- rounded. 2.— The ‘only clue the authorities have is half’ thumb, which the police be- Heve belongs to one of the robbers who is thought to have caught his hand in the door of the auto and am- putated his thumb as they made their getaway. The piece of the thumb ‘was found fast in the door of the au- tomobile, which the gunmen aban- doned. isi lie eet COPS MOVED OUT OF REUBEN’S CAFE His Prosecution i in Case Will Go on Just the Same. Police Inspector James 8. Bolan of the 4th Inspection District «p- peared before Magistrate Simpson in the West Side Court to-day in answer to a summons obtained by Aaron Reuben, restaurateur at No. 2270 Broadway, who charges the Inspector with oppression and alleges that po- leemen have been illegally kept in the restaurant by Bolan, working in three shifts to cover the twenty-four hours of the day. The police were stationed there after a liquor raid, but when Reuben was exonerated on the liquor charge the police were not withdrawn, Bolan was represented by the Cor- Poration Counsel's office to-day and am adjournment was taken until Oct. ® Incidentally it was brought out that the police were withdrawn at 21.45 o'clock last night. But Will- fam J. Fallon, counsel for Mr. Reuben said the caso would be prosecuted just the same. if You Want to Marry in Paris Just Wear ¢ a Bit of Green Ribbon But Widows Must Show a Distinctive Color, So as to) Revea! Their True Status. Copyright, hy Press Publishing Company PAL Sept. 26.—The Green Rib- bon Club, organized to promote and encourage matrimony in Paris, is now in running order. Hundreds of timid youths and bashful maidens attented a mecting last night and pledged themselves to wear a bit of green rib bon, Indicative of their desire to wod. Furthermore, deepite the easy sar casm of the revue writers, such matches will be no hit or miss affuirs Everything will be businesslike ana in accordance with the strictest French matrimonial traditions. For the dues of a few dollars exch member receives a number, a certifi cate and the right to attend the reun- ions, dances, excursions and other di- versions that will be planned to dircet Cupid's darts. Thus under the screen 1922 (New York Evening World)a- of perfect anonymity the first meeting will take place. Then, if there is a mutual attrac tion, each can learn practically every thing he or she wants to know of the other. e te will be +e quired to pass ul examinatic furnish a certificate of moral charac ter dnd present an inventory of worldly goods Thus when Mr, & falls in love with pretty Mi will simy ask the club for her “particular She does the same, and all being «a ory, the two will automatica'ls cease to be members of the club and the murriage rate will have been in creased by one Widows, widowers and divorced y ms will be permitted to jom, but their ribbons will be of a distinctive color. DOCTOR GIVES OWN BLOOD TO PATIENT His Sacrifice Saves Woman Apparently Doomed. Mrs. Rose Pasquarella, twenty-six, No, 276 First Avenue, Brooklyn, who is in the Holy Family Hospital, truly may be said to owe her life to her doctor. The woman, mother of threc children, was operated on a couple of days ago and yesterday it became necessary to have a blood transfusion to save her life. Dr. Felix Scardapane, the family physician, knew that for a year the husband hed been out of work and had just gotten a job. For him to give his blood meant probably the loss of the position, To pay for the necessary life fluid was out of the question, Time was an element to be considered so the physician, ten years ago an immigrant boy; called in Dr, Anthony Tinindini and Dr, Joseph Linello to perform the transfusion and himself gave up the quart of blood, To-day the patient {s reported on the road to recovery. Dr. Scardapane, looked a bit weak but very happy over the result. He is twenty-six years old and was graduated from Long Iseland College Medical School im 1921. eS DYE PATENT SALE CASE GOES TO NEW GRAND JURY feation Will Be Made October Term WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—The special Grand Jury, which was convened last May by Act of Congress to investigate alleged war frauds and which handed jJown @ total of thirteen Indictments, after inquiry into sales of surplus lum- ber and the Ol_ Hickory power plant, was dismissed to-day by United States District Attorney Gordon, He will ask for another special Grand Jury at the October term of court, and Department of Justice oMelals are ex- pected to present evidence concerning the sale of chemical and dye patents to the Chemical Foundation, Inc., of which Francis P. Garvan, former Allen Prop- erty Custodian, is President, ASKS RECEIVER FOR CUSACK CO. No Question of Insolvency Mismanagement Charged. A fication for « receiver for The Cusack Adv pany, which does a bt nd billboard advertising s in scores of c\lies throughout the uv try, with headquarters in New York nd Chicago, was made before Vic Chancellop Griffin in the Jersey ( Chancery Court to-day by Clarence B Costello, a stockholder, of New York City. An order ulsu was asked restrain ing the company from amendiny, its charter, which it obtained under the New Jorsey laws.« John Milton, counsel for Costello, told the court there was no que of insolvency invelyed, as the pany showed a balance of $1,76 last year and ts doing a big and profitable business, Mismanagement Costello charges that some of the directors have used their knowledge of the Cusack business to the profit of other concerns in which they are jinterested. The ‘company has $2,500,000 preferred and common stock. No date was set for the return of the order. NEW MILEAGE BOOKS FOUGHT BY RAILROADS Weuld Discriminate Agatust Public, They Protest, WASHINGTON, Sept. Rallroad representatives begun to-day before the Interstate Commerce Commission an at- tack on proposals to evtublish a system. of Interchangeable mileare books for Passenger transportation over all lines. By a recent act of Congress the commir- fon was avthorized to reanire the sal of such books by all railroads and to fix & reasonnble rate. Fox, Chairman of the Central r Association, representing 148 railroads, declared the effect would he to give a lower rate to travelling sales- men, theatrical companies and other classes, which would be discrimination against the public, He protested the is alleged anc annual accounting expense alone would be $1,680, 0 BANTON TO FIGHT PLEA OF DIER FOR CHANGE OF VENUE Has Every Faith in Justice of New Yorkers—Blume Pleads Guilty. District Attorney Banton announces to-day that he would tn every P sible way combat the D. Dier, head of rupt brokerage end under application Elmore the i firm bearing his indictment for grand for a change of venuc counsel had sald that he 1 not vlleve: his client could have fr artial trial in this county owir the publicity ony Die the given to the Dier failure and fications Mr. Banton said that he had « alth in the New Newspapers hi honesty and Yorkers and bas insti assistant, Mr Dier applica Pecora, to tion whe Wasser J. Blume of m of Wilk opp Justice the ba David & ¢ under dictment f and bucketing, to-day to one of ihe indict Judge Johnstone in ms. He was continued 1 for sente © at Assistant District A The latter said that appear us a witness (0) cution against Harold L. King, head of the Wi ilk firm, now out under $15,090 bail for gr larceny and bucketing of orders The complainant against the e re (west Unger wou firm, which failed Jan. $1 last, ix M Nancy Hatch of No. 33 West vt! Street. Sh Neged that $50,000 ned from her un he lost this as well as profits throus! bucketing in 192 After pleading guilty to th against him, Blume went to tt of Assistant District Attorney ber and began making his statement on application of cash was o counsel for Alex ander R. Crossman, indicted for granc larceny and bucketing, set Crossman’s| , which should have been begun ay, for Oct. ~~ DRILL SAFE, GET $1,000 | AT HARLEM ee Rob bers Use Electric Open Sa ehe © urrent| Using the current from t ght sock | cts of the Harlem Grand The at No, ' with} ric drill entered the theatre y yesterday and escaped with $1 cash and a quantity of stamps, The robbery was dlacovere when Christopher Fishback, caretake opened the theatre The safe had b ara office to the auditoriur The robbers had neatly drilled the ¢ of the safe, blowing it open with at The cracksme 4 from the | re. | ” theatre, ft the drill lying on the carpet of the bby | EMPIRE soon 8, oe CONCERTS AND MUSIC. AMUSEMENT! aud WINTER GARDEN RENTRA PASSING SHOW Si Tessaute WILLIE =" EUSENE HOWAR D CASINO Mic i and ‘Bat ome) SALLY TRENE se wanY With EDDIE DOWLING and m Great Cant, AMUSEMENTS. The SnUBERT Twlee Dats, 2 VAUDEVILLE rman imbere And plies of 1922" de to $1 (xcept Sat. & Holidays) to $1.50 (Bx. Bat., Bun.& Holidays) wway ‘Thea., 624 St.-Cent. Park W 6.30. CENTURY *"\\j.phone Columbus $800 ean oe OPERA To-night, 8.1 HOHEME—Fitziu, Pabpan: ‘Sdn Oe LAST WEEK HEL Thea., Matinee: SHUBER ELISABETH MARBURY says: “THE EXCITERS™ is one of the very best plays of its kind | have ever seen. My interest in the story and its extremely deft treatment never flagged for a momient. TIMES SQUARE THEATRE Went 42d st Evs, 8.90. Mate, THURS. & SAT. 2.30. APOLLO 23° 83" FRANK TINNEY tn a Mustginl Comedy, DAFFY DILL With GEORGIA O' RAMEY, So» BUOU THEA, SUE DEAR BAYES Stetinee You'll Laugh at I East Side, West Side BERNARD | & CARR in FARTNERS AGAIN Wor.d’s Laughing Hit | MOROSCO ‘: ANG STECES HOPWOOD'S. Cc | avi “Absolutely Sufe Bet.'—Alan Dale. W. 48 St. Eva, Mats. Wed. & cones Unprepased on it “The Torch-Bearers’ kely te result." 7 VANDERBILT Ve delight. ‘iike feria is quit SEE - AL'S oer PLYMOUTH w ate te and. WHY MEN LEAVE HOME | ‘TORCH. BEARERS’ | | AMUSEMENTS. PLAYHOUSE 'Y. #8. Bry. 2078. reves. 8 Mats. To-m'w @ Sat. at 2 MR, ARNOLD DALY ry “ON THE STAIRS. By William Murihut—wi um Evenings at 8.30 MATS. TO-MORROW & SAT. 2.39. OH DCE Presents “KENNEDY SPITE CORNER WAXINE ELLIOTT'S Fersiewee cee pramtario ‘West REPUBLIC Se, diatin es Wed, and Sat., 2: Abies Irish Rose ELTINGE THEA, Eve. 8 30. FLOREN REED n SEAST of SUEZ” “W. WTR ST, THRILLS! GASPS!! SHOCKS!!! REX INGRAM'S Masterp' “PRISONER OF ZENJA” tob- succeeded MON. NIGHT. Oct. ? by REX INGRAM'S Sf “TRIFLING WOMEN" TR! I ASTOR 7 LE “> “<4 * {TWICE DAILY, Mata. 25¢ to $1 LYRIG THEA, ‘ct ce New WILLIAM FON Photopiay ALittle Child reall PRIZ®. OF $1099 FO R NOW TEFL See this Photeplay and Submit Title, w 44TH ST. THEA. Seay WILLIAM FOX. Present ers tinval 30 an Eves. S00 to 81.5 of Bway 0 Ked to the Doors at every Per i “THE WORLD IS MINE? | Bway a Datinees Wed. and Sat, 2.1 HENRY MILLER RUTH CEATTERTON _ || BalR, ray, “LA TENDRESSE ’ ax. GOWAN rv am TOMW NIGHT | THE END, ts CHARLES al HAM present With MARGAI | foua iries S| PUeRT ve ay GALSWORTIY | washing Mu AEWRY MILLER'S CEA, ua Waid mh ftr A rel 6 U "wim. COURIE NAY. |] LFXINGTON CESTSSTST SY | HER TEMPORARY HUSBAND” ,2, ©". * MON. “OT 2 em Wednesday rh, and sat x or AR LIS Direction. W Nets & Sat aaa dat c Tea Suate Now. ath Bt % 46th St. W. ot Bway Bvs 5.00. FULTON cit vitae whan war ein : West 4: Matinces Wed & + New Cor | KLAW ‘ Bt Be The Funniest Comed ni Canvdy of Scottivh 5. 8.15. Mats. |Last 15.) Week | a. F Wed. and Sat, 2 MUSIC BO as ae aR “ “MUSIC B BOX REVUE " Rates Wed. COHAN GEORGE M. 48th St. Evs. at a Mate. YE HIT OF THE 1OWN ee ok aan Aa nen APPLEJACK™ Clrele 0080. ‘So This Is London! mcg EARL CARROL G TEE Tn Apt AND BATURDAL, BEGINGHAM GIR. | jest Musical Show Town Has Seen in “Most Entertaining Masic Play This Year. THEATRE ifOL BROADWAY ef Sist STREET WARNER BROS. FA . 2? HARRY RAPF PRODUCT/ON Here, we think, Is a photoplay of rare quality, combi fury we, heart interest and ex firumatic composition, Martin, W Bi Prose alatrnt byROTHAFEL ( ilaale GARDENS LACE + The Largest and Most Ma cent Ball Room in the ¥ DANCING AMUSEMENTS. selan ‘Tho House of Refined n.d bee paca | Brondway at Slet St, NY. Wway & 45 St 11 A.M. to 12 P.M. by Daylight oa tantly, tne 7, for ¢Bene bai 3 P tine mg fuedes). ski York accepted, eurdary hs rend nt 6.10 1 Sundays sly—For tHe Monotat Ne park and ¢Pongh a nit Be Len Recely iT 5 Lave “battery Diary A 1 SAIUKLE ba CENTH Newburgil, & kill Mty. e ' EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUC u LAW SCHOOL ux'vcks) JN.VeR>) WOOLWORTH BLDG. NEW YORK| MOaNiNG sks. Ne v.30 UC ) FTE.NOON SESSION, 2 6 | EVLNANG LESSON, v to 8 atalogue. Co-Educational, Opens Sept. A FOR SALE. ; Men’s Clothing on Cre $1 DUWw. $1 LEALY $28 SUITS, OVERCOATS, LTC. , HAMILTON-Wa £00. é 11 Broadway, Cortian KEAL ESTATE FOR oALE— NEW JERSEY. ‘ on Penn. Raliroad, 90 ain York—Extraordinary bare ig poreh ; MARION BROADWAY at 5) st STREET Starts Next Sunday _ RUPERT HUGHES the one American author who tells his own story on the screen has directed a vivid motion picture MEAD, PRISSILLA DERE | [ BRO ADWAN ce TRAL AS 1 ESERTER. OU a Vy &47 “Bt Wert VAUDEVILE, OL mPIC PL M ins ay nt An's NIGHT — AMA a Aiea WINE RE AMEO phony Oren ils FRIDAY Wit], YEARS—MISCHA. ELM A St to $2.30, Now at Hoy Office Under Exclusive Directia +, Acollan Ok. 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