The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1922, Page 22

RAMA TREATS UN 20° to NS a EE REALL A LOND ALOE LIL PILI AC I NAY AGE age ; 7 paenennaantenmoneent puapettnn is at-Srane “pong pogpmooor anrapeoeomneyumenanpoeneneneu nner ERIE 1, ‘ THE Yankee Mascot, Fighting Tears, - Meets Taunts With Brave Salute He’s Saddest Boy in New York, but When Fans Gibe His ‘TWO BOYS KILLED, ~ FOURTEENHURTIN Open. High, Low. Last) Open. High, Low. Last. FATHER DROWNS © |Treasure Chest Dug Up on Farm THREE CHILDREN Holds Spanish Coins and Jewels| — eae see ) Ale Wadvenensss. 640: 66" G4” 8a” LMevade Consol: Walter Ridgway Finds Collection While Preparing|Aiu Sumer. “ty Sy "Sy ty me = ae aor ee AUTO ACCIDENTS The sada Rs We Wace con vas ides the little KILLS HIMSELF Foundation for Barn. aN IN thaw ata | ¥ Dock iy yt mat 7 ad ies Lahite % s. ot oT st sr [NY NH & Hart 80% = 80% 80% A ate ; 4 : It's either tae pot of gold at the end of the rainbow or some of Capt. at N a Bes Re opaea ee rs! beets yo ease hag ange ete tall olaleanpieabail Kidd's lost treasure. The only trouble with the first surmise is that un rtd 8 a Rortein w Weetrt 119% 0% 110% Prin vik 4 ei he sche bei yesterday bic cepa na te sat hay hati there wasn’t any rainbow Saturday when Walter Ridgway stuck a long: ee ee tee ee yea carer eee te are hy i Ci a 5 i. ey, . 4 4 ‘ me | ee y Ny Six Children and Two Women| £*™: but to Bade it was a catastrophe, Ruth, Bush, Shawkey, Schans,/ Unemployment Causes Deed] handied shovel into a hidden mass of shining coins and rare gems. ‘eG. SM Sek fey [orth Pane; eee ate ee See all his idols, were broken. It was a tough blow, but the little® And the only trouble with the sec- ond surmise is that Capt. Kidd died 0% 6% 6% 6%|Nova Scotin Steel 37 38 BT Hide &@ L pt. 71% 71% 71% 71%] Oklahoma Refin.. 2% 2% 2 by eight Inches, covered with wax and Int Corp. aT 37% «86% 020M | Orpheum Cir While Wife Is at Church Included in Casualties fellow took it gamely, like the real) head s ices. roi} 5 of Day. rs % head up. The bleacherites crowding Services. in 1701 and somo of the coins found) bearing more inscriptions and what 12% 12% 12% 12% [Ole Elevator 163 «150-163 warrior he is, He was tho last to|their way to the exits saw the little by Ridgway are dated 1706. looks like a map. The jewels weré 30% 30% 30K 39% | CLs Bree 1% 11% 11% leave the field after the game and as|chap and his escort approaching. Al- ROCHESTER, N, ¥., Oct. 9.—The However that may be Ridgway did] wrapped in this “foglscap."” . 128% 128% 127% 127%] Owens Bottling . 40% 40% 4% 40% Two boys were killed by auttomo-|he walked across the diamond, carry-| ways ready to cheer or jeer they too dig up the fron chest in the shape of} Mills, who has sailed 120% 120% 120% 120% | Pacific Develop .. 4% 4% 4 4 y . in Spanish biles and fourteen other persons were|ing Joe Bush’s sweater, the crowd] joined the chorus. bodies of a father and his three chil-}an oval while excavating for the] ports, is busy to- 120% 120% 126 126 |PaoGas & Blleo 85% 85% 85K BOM ! gathered around him, All this time Eddie had given no| dren to-day are lying side by aide in| foundation of a new barn Capt.|eaition Spanien dieteane: neciparine Safety Razor. 67, 6% 6% 6% [Pacific Ol .. ae ee a) injured, two seriously, in the past Ship & Com., 22 22% 20% 20% | PAan-Amer Pet p ‘As he was the oniy representative] sign, except by the tightening of his Ties fwikty-four, hours, Six of the in-|o¢ tne defeated team in sight, the ex-| Jaw, that he heard, but as he reached|*" Undertaking’ establishment here, hea dalled to erect OM ru bag nee Nea ihe wan Lyd sealed clan etal Bout A Re Seah iN: Oe nt Ge ee Mee eee : futed were children and two women. | cited fans began to kid him, First t{]the big gate in centre ficld he mado| Victims of a quadruple tragedy late] rim, arnegat Bay. Capt. Thomp-|rest of Rie geld Tuer | Didapedethceal Poy ee ea ars heaear rod 5 peabegie cee a leas Nathan Ferlin, fifteen, white try-] Wat a few shouting boys, then some his enswer. ‘The fans tn the Meachers a older persons took up the cry. were almost over his head now and Ing to pass on his bicycle between a)" wrnnt'y a cheese ball team you're] they .were leaning over to shout at motpr truck and a laundry} mascot for.” Why didn‘t Huggins] him and jeer at his team. wagon drawn up at the curb, fell and] let you play?” “Are you the mana-| ‘Then Eildle, seeming to note the dis. ‘ der the wheeia| Ser of the Yankees?” ‘These were] turbance for the first time, looked us. » gz Saapoaoeid - ee i th viwed. at | Some of the cries. raised his cap in true baseball fashion of autagnobile. Perlin lived at} ny this time Eddie was fighting}and passed on under the grand stand last night. The children, Ethelyn, | son saw it and so did Paul Mills, who] Ridgway is busy to-day digging like five; Grace, two, and Russell] was working with Ridgwa: a steam trench shovel. Wheeler, six months, were drowned des Wied coins, penicly aay a et Thompson, with an armed @ panish, were found a sheepskin| guard, Is in New Yor! = I a eee by the father, William parchment with some faded Spanish|to get a valuation a tie oan one E. Wheeler, who, after witnessing | notes and a foolscap sheet, two feet|the gems. A WWwat 6 ft life pass from the little ones, fired a Am Wook. ..seee 40% 40% 90% 40 [Peoples Gas 123% 128% 123% 123% | Pere Marquette 4 4%] Pere Marqu pr pe 78% 78% 78% 78% 163% 163% 102% 162% | Pere Marquette pl 14% 74% TH TH” No, 72 Glenmore Avenue, Brooklyn, ; bullet inti j Am Zine pt oot at Se ee een ayer Cilermrore and {Pack the tears, but he still had his’ to the clubhouse. i let into his brain. Despondency JEWISH SOCIETY penpe , Bim stm [Pond Creek ...... 204 20% 20 90 Stone Avenues, near his home. Mag- because of inability to obtain employ- WELCOMES BRITON Am Met 49% «40% | PoMtum Cereal ... 115 115115115 a es DIGGERS FIND TOMB _| ALIMONY UNPAID, ment: Was) Serpwaaitte tor the (esis, ——— alone it Hit | preeced Gl Cer SON Kae aA , discharged the chauffeur, police said. ¢ dll gee 14 Ml Prid & Ret « Perey Allwell, No. 245 46th Street, OF HEROD’S COUSIN| SAYS WIFE, WANTS | wheeier's wite discovered the bodies Keren Hayesod Gives Din-| 41% 2? Geot es} 8 | Putman co a ie bce was, scitenta\. Tri te 5 Eee HIM BEHIND BARS |«tter she returned to her home from ner to Col. Wedgewood. | 110 ott .....+..- Rattway by Fe oct arisht, twelve, No, 407| University of Pennsylvania apes church. A note) protroditi¢ trom the A dinner was given last night at the| Atchison»... ' Rand Mines .. West Som Street, died in St. Luke's} [Jnearths Records of | Counsel Steps Aside to Let] bathroom door, ted her to investigate. Bet AME EY Oh, RW MANE se Gra Sines; vlnekie ace. ee el eee Hospital to-day from injuries re- celved when he was struck by a taxicab last night in 86th Street between? Columbus and Amsterdam American Jewish Sdclety, in honor of] At! Guit a wt... the British labor leader, Col. Josiah C. Wedgewood, who has just arrived in {ths country, Col. Wedgewbod has The contents told of the act of her husband and gave instructions as to the disposition of his body and the Reading Ist pf .. 52% 2% 02% 62% Replogle Stee Republic Stee! Royal Dutch . Couple Thrash Out Their Differences in Court. Counsel stepped aside to-day and Saviour’s Time. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9, — The 5T035POINS hed iach prentgil the tes bc tiina ct tpempaibagee sind al Jet husband and wife thrash out their furniture in the house. It read, in = been a member of the British Parlia-| «th St! B pt Tpe p ‘ ‘ i a manwe aie au aa Pid East 624 Street, a || temporary records of Christ is an- part: Forward Movement Bring’s|ment since 1906 and is Vice Prestd Rooth Fishorles .. % | Save = Se usa ed the boy to the hospital after wn differences when Mrs. Johanna Vv" g t of Savage Arma 19 1» 19 rush: iy to the ‘hosp! nounced by Dr. George Byron Gor-|° i) ed) “Dear Milly—It had to come at last. $ the British Labor Party. He expressed | Uritish Empire St! 13 Saxon Motors 4% 4% 4% the accident. vay at Bd Street", Director of the Museum of|Singer of Yonkers, before Justice|I can ee no other way out. Don't New High Marks for Year |nis confidence that the. Jewish develop: Hirit Em st! 24 pt M4] Seara-Roebuck .. 90% 90% 90 90 Crossing Broadway the University of Pennsylvania, The|Morschauser in White Plains, | have any funeral for me. Do not notify in S I ment of Palestine would bring an‘ en-|Fklyn Rapid Tran Shell Trad & Tr. 38% 38% 38% 88% last night, Miss Mabel Groom, twen-| discovery was made by Dr. Clarence| Charged Albert Singer, a linen sales-|the folks or the truest friends. This In Some Issues. SRE An es ath. Gear trl eaus Gioe. gus Binclalr Olle ..... 31% 88 81% 81% paced acdc ia fabled pie Stanley Fisher, Director of Excava-/M™an, with being @ year behind in all-1js too disgraceful to call’ them In. Thi OouNESy: 8 €alluy Ube BuODOrT of the | Seren BRON sist ection, HanWce SEG STM) Seo eees ees Cotas tions at Beth Shan, in Palestine, {mony payments. Counsel for Mrs.|tiave my body cremated, if possible, There was another broad forward | Jewish workmen in America in Febulld-|Dutte Cop & Zinc, 7% 7% 7% 7%] ecunemn Rwy ot Oe 60” eet Southern Rwy pt 68% 69 68 68 Singer said that Singer had repeat- northbourld taxicab operated by-David} “me aiscove ry whs the burialplace without a funeral, : ing the Holy Land, Butte Superior .. : Ford of No, 120 Pearl Street. Ford! of Antiochus, the first cousin of Herod | €dl¥ boasted to his wife that no court! “spay up every bill. That's what 1] ovement In the stock market this} Samuel Untermyer, Chatrman of the] Futterick .. Baeticn er ad ute arth Geen coe picked the young woman up and took] tne Great, Antiochus, in all prob-]°T Judge on the face of the earth) aq it for. I'm taking the kiddies with | @orming which carried @ half dozen|Board of Trustees of the Keren Haye-| Caddo Oil Sligo sipe tine. diate cate fie Uagito Roosevelt Hospital. ability, Dr. Gordon asserted, was one | COUld make him support his wife and)ime, so you and no one else can say | Or more issues up to new high marks |S0d. presided at the dinner. | He dented | Cal Petroleum %| Stromberg Cars. 50) 58% 58% BBM a break In the Zionist ranks in Amer- Hahan Moiing . . Studebaker . ree persons riding in a motor- four children. of the men charged by Herod with for the year. Wea, Other at the spoakerw’ table Wate | Canadien Bas that I left them a burden on you. If eyele and side-car -vere slightly 1D-| airectin Singer retorted that the litigations a i the slaughter of the chil- {1 were to hang on longer it would Morris Hillquit, Alfred DeH L. " a % 1% x jured Inst night when the car was} aien in Bethlehem, as narrated by brought against him by his wife had Guly bathe wait ald wtory. Standard Oil shares gave another cr a fers eed unt, Zar} Cent Leather : % ny 14 1% spectacular exhibition, with the varl- ous units showing gains of from 5 to more than 35 points. Nearly every stock in this group touched a new high mark since the dissolution of the overturned by a taxicab operated by seid made him a physical wreck. He as- William R, Smith of No. 660 West| Matthen, in a vain sort to Mill the | serted that his wife had thrown him 42d Street, near the West Shore ferry|yy the Wise Men as the “King of| OUt When he lost his job and that she house, 424 Street and North River.| the Jews.” 6) 6 f/ Gia not want kis money, as she was The injured were Joseph Janisch, he int th being supported by a wealthy brother, Atty-three years old, his son Baward.|ragpont’ ‘Dee Pieter ecko haitin | but only wanted to see him behind twenty-three, and his daughter Anna.) was iiiled in this district during a] “pts “Please don’t try to keep the furnl- \tre or house, I want to see you free to do something for the Lord. Lon't sorrow for me or the children. You will soon realize we are better off dead. No doubt you will never see Texas Gulf Sulp. —_—_——— 3 MOVE TO STOP BETTING ee % | Texas Coal & Oil 27% 27% 26% 28% ON KENTUCKY RACES Reorek. B Tobacco Prod A ‘Trans-Cont O1 3 an Timken Roller B. 31% 31% 31% 31 & Alton pt *e 5 | union on . * b ” 7 trust ten years ago. * “ oy. n ruthful man,""| Me again. Goodby forever. & EM ptN 40% 1 oy t Btteen,"ef No. 607 Eagle Avenue, the} pattie with Pompey; and his son, An-| ane eee an ithand. "Twon't| ‘Please don't have any funeral for] Tt was the remarkable strength of] LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 9—Demand) ony Ge w, ara: ay | Unies Reeltio ... 00K 181m S80) ZH1%6 an " rf Rurad br sleade al “/tlochus, was supposed to have died/iicten to any more of your untruths.|¥8- Don't say anything to the police |tne Standard Oil shares plus the will be made on the next Legislature by Mil & St Paul 08 | Soin Seah Obes Hes die ie pi: i day's outing Sere inseied yeah here some time later. The discovery | you went around with women, You|or reporters. Keep quiet.’” terms of Government financing|"S*nizations having more than 100,000 Mil & St P pt com | United Drug “eke ; Two children e “4 , : & Niwestern. 2 “4 Le : t of his coffin in our cemetery proved | pinyed cards. You lost as much as} Mrs. Wheeler, who swooned after ‘ehieh. Wha of grextiokcmid to ehe members to repeal the act which legal-| 7) 5 7 hig n. 43% ] United Fruit .... 155% 155% 155% 185% day afternoon when a touring car,/tnis point beyond doubt, So far as @riven by Isaac Yudkin of No. 178]1 know, this is the ‘first sarcophagus | Sarow were wome of, : A by a boarder, to-day told police when |market. It had been expected that . East 10ist Street, skidded and crashed] of the Herodian family that has been were some of the accusations] by a boarder, to-day told police she was heard to make, she left the home her husband ap-|the new Government bond issue oe re around Ein sutrance! round” ‘Turning to Justice Morschauser, | peared to be in excellent spirits, The low east side|the bathroom door was broken down izes betting on pari-mutuel machines at} R14 P 6 pe pt race tracks, Chile “ The Kentucky Women’s Christian Mh ee 91y| Unit Re Stores | US Food Prod.. 6% 6% 6% 6% 63% |U 8 Ind Alcohol. 65% 66% 65% U 8 Realty . ‘ Avenue subway sta- —— would amount to a Dillion and|Temperance Union, the Central Ken- i U 8 Rubber Mrs. Singer continued: children at that time were in bed, Col Fuel & Iron., 33% 38% 33% 33] ad Street, where the children !] QUIS WILEY AWARDED could not aay to you what I have| When she failed to find them in thelr {Possibly as much as two billion} ticky Bapfiat Young People's Unton.| Col & Southern .. 40 49,440, 17) Teta 2st DECORATION BY ITALY | ®¢ through with this man. beds she began a search which re-|dollars. It had also been thought| With numerous other church organtza-| Columbia. Ges UB sted pi. rs “But I can't do any physical work," | vealed the tragedy. that the rate of interest might be tons have demanded fn resolutions the [yoy y| Utah Coppgr .. Henry Horowitz, seven, both of No. si leaded. abolishment of legalized betting, the Vanadium ‘Steel . 130 East 104th Street, were cut’ b; eid ; ‘The children were found clasped In |nxeq at 4 per cent. Government|W. C. T. U. declaring it to be ieeken ams. Yudkin and f ¥| Edward Howe and Rev. John Mur-| “Then you'll have a nice long rest/each other's arms in the bottom of LA 2 Mae Tae acme Ut tos be sane : Wabash RR... rap arena el ppgilirs ged ray Also Honored. in Jail to restore your working capa-|the tub which was half filled with|W&r time issues were but slightly] ‘Ic fucny now has three thoroughbred : 3 . Wabaeh RR ofA 32 $2 82 al seece ek hare i. oF. peg Goverament Heouah city. That is what the jail is there| water, The father hung over the |affected, and losses were limited to! race tracks with two more under con-| © : Wale Barge. cies 1 1 1 a PES aS cotetneed tk hed awarne oe spines ages replied. edge of the tub, still clutching the |20 points or less. struction and the Grand Circuit trotting] Com. Gu naucta Pacific 11% 1% 1% 17% Street near Kenmare Street last night] the decoration of Cavalier of the Order} oy’ heh es ite pistol in his hand-érom which he fired |” equipments, motors and independent | *°™ Gorden Ol .....: ‘ Weating’e Blec .. 62% 62% 62% O24 of the Crown to Louis Wiley, business] ™2ke up for some of the lost time. |the fatal shot. —— Crucible Steel... 85 % | Wickwire Steel .. 11% 12 11Q% 12 Susie Goarrocino, forty-five, and her] of the Crows, to tous times. Bae —-— pee Dh aS oils were next to the Standard Ol! the] GIANTS’ CELEBRANTS Cuban Am Sugar ‘6 Wilson Co se... 48 4514 4B. 45 . - * Cl Cc Bi 3 Overland Corp... 7.4 Th T% Ye RED CROSS OPENS BELIEVES ‘DRY ORDER raost prominent features in early deal END IN POLICE 'CELL | oie one gun nt 3 | Overland Corp pf 44. 4% 48% Oe ings. All showed gains ranging from one to more than three points, Texas Company was especially strong, reach- ing a new high mark for the year. Davison Chem .. io Ol. 32% BB 82% 82% Crash Window in Search of Cider|p¢ peers Mining. meee Before Arrest, Say Police. Deh & Hudson ... 135 : 39 7 Celebrating the World's Series victory] Del Lack & W ‘ fs 13] ANNO AND CIN ONCOL of the Glants and finding themselves} Detroit Edison the Rev. John Murray, pastor of the . BIG CONVENTION IS MERELY: POLITICS President Harding Wel-|"°""* Sarees ten ing. Chureh of Divine Science in this city. cuts and bruises and taken home. ‘The decorations were “in recognition Playing at Ludlow and Hiester|f Interest in the cause of the Allies during the war” and for “participation Streets yesterday, Hyman Halpern,| to Tiler work in Ital come Delegates. MONTREAL, Oct. 9.—The Montreal] Rails gave a good account of them- seven, of No, 51 Orchard Street, was aoe peeiaetice selves, showing gains running from] without quid refreshments early this hit by a WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—Problems Gazette believes that the order of At- . an automobile, He is ip Gouv-| jg aes FLOWER PICKERS 2 i fractions to nearly two points. orning, James Walsh, twenty-three| mastman Kodak . erneur.Hospital with a fractured col- in the various fields of post war ser- | torney General peated an for- SS ee ars old, a steam fitter of No. 461 West] Elec Storage Bat | bidding sale of Hquor on board United , | 148th Street, and Edward Kessel, twen-| endicott-. . larbone and internal injuries. GIVE $25TO A CHARITY | vice and plans for the membership Wading. esis of Uauor on hoard Unies | CERMAN MARKS fie Stree and award ese tne En ott ga A taxicab driven south on Brook Avenue, the Bronx, early this morn-| Farmer Gives Them Choice of That by Stefano Guarider, twenty- Suit. Oil Fields after reviewing the ruling {n a long crashed in the front plate glass window 000 members and keep peace time ac-| editorial in to-day’s issue, say and door of the cider store of Petrone &| tam Players pf.. American waters is merely politics and, AT LOWEST POINT ght Avenue, uccording to the police, é ¥ years old, of Ridgewood, N. MIDDLETOWN, N. Y.. Oct. %—J tivities at the highest mark Wh it was proposed several a * Aa Co,, at No, 2858 Eighth Avenue, in] eq Min & Sm pf suddenly swerved to the curb and] Farmers complain that residents of New | the Siehtien WEEMELIE ot tae anne | mentee go that these ships be made Near the Vanishing Point IN| search df ‘thirst quenchers.” Sener aay cto This week’s jurned, throwing Guarider and| York City passing in autos stop and} can Red Cross here to-day for the| TY: the Chairman of the Board pro- To-Day’s Quotations. Patrolman William Hayes of the West In aT ler divest. thetr premises of anything they | coening session of the National Con.| ‘ested that sale of lquor on vessels y 1atth Street tation, Beard the crash vestor radi vider escaped injury. see to their liking. Vie a ;| owned by the United States was nece) Credit of Germany, as represented | of glass and ran to the store with drawn ‘West 110th Street, suffered lacera- easels. ; Gen Asphalt pf - trips into a field for large bouquets of | Volunteer workers ready. will get over this difficulty by stopping }moved materially nearer the vanish- Hons of the eye, and Frank Heripich.| towers, The owner of the grounds| President Harding, head of the or- FALLS FOUR STORIES, producing State. the sale on United States and foreign * -day, marks in the ganization, sent a message of welcome | Vessels altke. ing point to-day, when S to the delegates. Other speakers in|. ‘if that 1s the real and sole consldera-| New York market sold down to 3 5-8 FOUND UNCONSCIOUS | Gen Motors en: tlon, the @overnment. may be expected | one-hundredth of a cent, a new low ae et : pote oe leevigtin Barton |t, aahere’to the course laid down, at|record for all time. The normal|Mcked Up Early To-Day Suffering) Oo) Rayne, directing head. of the Red! ieast until the Ship Subsidy Bill ‘has| value of the mark is 2.8 cents. From Fractured Skull. Gt Northern pt. pees i ae Cine Hi cpitector | heen sately passed, leaving tho future! Weaknesg of the German exchange} Belleved by the police to have fallen] Gt Nor Ore ts = mie Toss] to take care of Itself, The regulations] 414 in this market was largqly in the |from the roof of the four-story tene-| “ul State Steel . Societies. may endure or they may not; If they 1 Btate Steel. ———— say ease find. is. preity certain to | Nature of a reflection of weakness dis- | ment house at No. 249 East 89th Street, |itundew ss Gen Motors deb.. ty-nine years old, of No. 339) walked to the auto, where he , presented 88th Street, lacerations of the a card of his lawyer's, saying that un- lett hand. less $25 was given to the Salvation -Gaurider was arrested charged with] army they would be called upon to set- driving a taxicab while intoxicated. | tle with the lawyer. ‘Three men are in the New Rochelle} Within a few hours the money had Hospital after an accident Iate last] been contributed. might on the Boston Post Road, near SESE PEERS the entrance to the New York Ath-| BOY LOCKED IN CAR blow good elsewhere and particularly | played in the Londan market. Local |mnhomas Stevens, twenty-five years old,| Houston Ol! ties are traded on the Jetle Club, Travers Island. A sedan 3 DAYS WITHOUT FOOD RED AND WHITE ARMIES along the Canadian route," dealings were reported by brokers to}a laborer of No, 1630 Third Avenue, was] Hupp Motors .... 2244 22% 22% 22% New York Curb Exchange Prebed Ynto & ielephone pote for ree- FIGHT FIERCE BATTLE} - ——_——— be extremely light, but cables told | found early to-day Lying unconscious on} Tinols Central pt 115% 216% 119K 1153. patently ak wons none of the three has been able 8s - TTY IRDON SUES that there was heavy selling in Lon- | the sidewalk in front of the entrance to] Inspiration Cop .. % ta to explain. The men are: Frederick] , FORT JERVIS, N.Y. Oct, John Weress With Airpianes| GQ) don, where the mark dropped to| the 89th Street house. Inter Cona Corp. * tt tulbce-of Covele Capiro, thirty of No. 183 East 104th} o14"\wno was discovered in a locked to Viadivostok. AGAIN FOR $20,000 | 10'350 to the pound sterling. pitt, fas taken, to Bellevue Hospital by | tnter Cons Corp of a among) enpenies Street, ‘Manhattan, compound fracture] freight car at Sayre and released, told] VLADIVOSTOK, Oct. 8 (Associated| . ‘Weakoass han no iWAvence on the os, vet areecnsthes « frantic OF thelcce iar ware reid This sme of the the "thigh and @ possible fracture] detectives to-day that he had been|Press.)—Desparate fighting between the| Wom Verdict Before, bat Was Ke-} ooo market or on other exchange | skull, ble internal injuries and con-| Inter Mer Mar pf 50% ‘thé’ jaw; C. A. Deming, thirty-| three days in the car without food or|“Red’ and “White” armies is In prog- versed on Technicality, ration Rolin ot the body, aetecl ick ig 7 I &T four, of No, 70 Sound View epeare elcaat vaca vas cincia tn tea ath ie on the Spassk front phe Pabtie is} Summons and complaint in a new suit > . ahiek Pace /. bo nvestor ‘rader Rye, N. Y., driver of the 8 eda je rail-|the severest recorded s: the Japanese " " =? Jane ‘ 70% tans cea nine: Gautle twenty- he said, and clambered| evacuation began. for $20,000 for alloged breach of con-1SYBWAY TRAIN AFIRE, OCTOBER BROOKLYN GRAND JURY] It Paper pt 4 tree on request . leep.| The Soviet forces are reported rush-| tract brought by Kitty Gordon, actress, SWORN L Janaclela Ot» 7 i, Be ALL TRAFFIC DELAYED Ten Minutes by Fb pkey ale tye ‘The car stood on a siding three days be-|ing troops with aeroplanes and tanks |against L. Lawrence Weber, theatrical pene nd. truiped Anh sor fore an inspector heard Latourette's|toward Vladivostok. The defenders arejand motion picture producer, were crles, i offering furious opposition. served on William Klein, Weber's coun-| Service Tied € The October Brooklyn Grand Jury]{10" VTP was sworn in to-day by Judge Edwin L.] jewel Tea Garvin In the Federal Court and tmme-|J Kayser daughter, yr 81x, of No. 167 Mul-| ward Howe, President of the Princeton, berry Strect., were hit. N. J., Bank and Trust Company, Jones & BAKER ORIOLES DEFEAT tel, to-day by AMlss Gordon's attorney, iwatl Bian. erviat te thi Wereead Que) And Aeinen| 2 HN , ST. PAUL TEAM|6 9 99 a ge A este wee Need RO] Tho enst side subway of the Interbor- | Trockaway of No. 601 "park Place,|Kelly-8pringfield 43% ai W. M A roadway. 7 a ae A ough was tied up south of 1th Street {Brooklyn, a publisher, who headed the| Kelly-Spring vii pt New York Chicagy Boston Philndelphie hat S a ovie Star? sks Justice Saas Hane ee er water en isis Mice: tou 4 ok ts en leicen LOT Jury, in 1919 which indicted a] Kennecott =... 94% Piuevergh Derielt Baltimore Cler nn 2 . = ‘ number of slackers, was made foreman, | Keystone ire . y bate eam oigleagedinehl lpr oled gaged her under a contract to produce|iast evening, when the controller box pinata aa Lackawanna Steel Three New York Offices LIBERTY BONDS. Lake Brie & West 60 Brosd St. + Broad 7150 Of Lawyer in Divorce Case Hearing |i 2:22 satin. ret ot' | be tron oar of « nortan tea leted. She now secks restitution for|train caught fre at the Bleecker Street fhe balance due her on the contract. Tne station, : : Lehigh Valley Liberty, 3 1-28, opened, 100,60, off] yjma Locomotive. .08; 24 41-48, 99.96, off .14; 3d, 99. Loew's Inc - came ® five run lead which St. Paul of the American Association piled up in ‘the third inning, the Baltimore club 605 Fifth Ave. Mur. Hill 7120 215 Fifth Ave, = Mad. Sq. 1377 sult was tried before Justice Ford in - Ls & Nas! of the, International League won the| Morchausen Admits That He Knows Little of Films and | supreme court 1ast year and resulted in] Ths Dre Mins *tnts were quickly tet | Of 143 4th, 100.06, off 22; Vietory ees third game of the “Little World’ ears of “Wonderful Wooer.” yh ‘Division reversed the lower|out on the station platform, with Little] 4 3-48, 100.88, off .02; called, 100.14. excitement and no pantie, The flames CURB. Cl matd (ae were discovered Just as the train pulled : : _| Maitinson & Co : into Bleecker Street, ‘The train crew] Opened firm. Glen Alden, 69; } man ievated.... Ot RICH SILVER LODES put out the blaze, but power had to be] Radio, 4 5-8; 8. O, Ind., 132 1-2, up} Men Shirt 1...) 40% FOUND IN ALASKA |shut of on all four tracks south of fs.4; Ang-Am, Oil, 22, up 1-2: 8. 0. Msc ol vi a ” ; zi ‘Asso. ————— Ky, 116, up 1 1-2; Intl. Pet., 22 8-4,| Mex Seaboard ... 15 BR ee ete cttoe fan "| Sonat: wink af otaern: who ant (Ee eE RAT Ae soctant, Goe| POTTERY MEN PLEAD up 1-4; Cit, Serv., 201, off 1: Cont. | Nese autre so 14 peared for Mrs, MacDermott, told the inst aacDermott took with him an his| «resstonal Delegate, who has just ar-| NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES ge UR een ont I, Dew, | 94 well Motors ‘A Oy court that the defendant had been] \*) © 8 eresionel Re Whe kaa Ju are kta earning in the movies upwards of | Dartner @ young woman who had been | tat a seventy-two-foot ledge of sliver! Released $2,500 Hach—Twe Are|TOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENED aay Dent EASIER, Miami Copper ... $5,000 a year. “He was known anal coupig: °F ‘Me MeParation Of the j1ead ore has bean discovered at Copper Yet to Make Pleas, § psa . tain, Just n uni in- ‘ movie wtar,"* said Lawyer Finn. | |"°itrg) MacDermott sald in an aft area ute ee carry valuea up to] ‘Twenty-two of the twenty-four pottery] Bterling, demand, 4.4144; cables.) stigaie States Ol Wik Secad ustice | davit that one day she found in her| $100 « ton and to be one of the greatest |makers and manufacturers indicted last | 4.41%, off %. French francs, demand, | Midvale @erl 1 I) orschauser, without even cracking month by the Federal Grand Jury for ,0757; cable 075745, off .0003. Lire, Kan id violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust} demand, 0427; cables, .0427%4, _ off amile. husband's belongings several letters | lode deposits in the history of Alaska. from this young actress, in which she pepo ‘107 ‘Oh, I see you do not understand | wrote to Mr. MacDermott among|ROBERT EMMET OALLED DIS-|Law apptared to-day before Judge Fos-|-0002. Belgian francs, demand, .0707%; me," replied Lawyer Finn. “A movie CREDIT TO NAME OF HERO. ter in the Federal District Court and] cables, .0708, off .0005. Marks, .0003%, entered tentative pleas of not guilty, /off .0000%. Drachmas, ,0318, Swiss] 5 other things, “Marcus, what a won- star is a leading man in a moving|qgerful wooer you are,” also, ‘It You are a discredit to the hero Of the three ten-round all-star bouts that | picture."’ focen't sem as though this could be | Whose name you bear,” said Magistrate | They were released on bond of $2,500) francs, demand, .1870; cables, .187 wrong."” McGeehan in Jefferson Market Court |each. off .0001, Guilders, demand, .3885; $i go to make this a great Aghting| “Well, I am glad you told me," con- cars tinued Hi Hy KM “ al to-day to Robert Emmet, found Intox!- ‘The two defendants yet to appear for 0001, , de- Ara, there wil! appear boxers whose|tinued His Honor, “I don't know] MacDermott dentes he has been! cnceq in the gutter at 40th Btrest and [pleading are James E. Slater, President beer BA urd Das |r eaeng: Ces cue qoumrtey ‘Sy p sore ot38 Mts, Mirlam Nesbitt MacDermott of Larchmont-on-the-Sound applied ‘Whe same was witnessed by a capaci-| to-day to Supreme Court Justice Morschauser at White Plains for alimony ty crowd, there being 14,033 paid ad-| and counsel fees pending the trial of her separation suit against her hus- r aati nagemant ols ted “Whe sate 2;] band, Marc MacDermott, described as a movie star and vaudeville sketch 20% 15% 18% Greenwich Savings Bank Incorporated 1633 8. B. cor. 6th Ave. & 16th Se. NEW YORK A DIVIDEND AT THE RATE OF Four Per Cent per annum has been declared to depositors on sums from $5 to $5000 for the quarter ending September 30th, 1923 Deposits made on or before ‘Columbus Day will be appropriately eelebreted at the Polo Grounds when the Republic A. C. opens the big arena in the slindow of Covgan's Bluff as a box- ee ceptre on Thursday afternoon. Kt ts Mt for the occasion that tn two setticd here from Sunny Italy,|™UCH about these movies,”" cruel toward his wife and also asserts esterday, ‘The Magis-]and Manager of the Avingdon Sanita ‘Prices re on Swift & yo gear Me cnc and his stablemers| Counsel for Mrs. MacDermott said) hat he had only been earning $185 alta’ guroa’ the denunciation was Se teen Combany "ch acimmten, | me aN 2649; ‘cables, .2653, off realized on Swift October 10th will draw in ‘Thomas is the other. that Mr. MacDermott recently went | week lately. suMetent. punishment and suspended |Ill., and John W. Bowers, President of] 0003. Norwegian, demand, .1774; ca-Jending Saturday, October, 7th, on ship le Terry Martin, of Italtanparents,Jon the road with a vaudeville sketch| Judge Morschauser took the afMfday-|sentence on Emmet, who said he was|tho Bowers Pottery Company of Tren-|bles, .1778, up .0004, Danish, demand, ound. and ancrapea 18.96 conte crest from October 1, 1922 on the stormy Ostic seas about/knowa as “The Deceivers,' its and reserved decision. @ machinist of No. 182 West 23d Street. jton, N. Je 2029; cables, .2033, off .0009, “Advi. ¢ eS ) \ wy weeeeemnonsion