The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 3

veeimmattiiets . 5 OP |THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER GARLAND ACQUIRES Society Leader and Beauty Telis Women ||HRFF ARE KILLED, NEWMENTALMATE| Zs! Why They Should Support ALSmith) |4 HURT, IN AUTOS 16," T9223,” ake , w Roumania Crowns Ferdinand of . Amid Plaudits of Thousands poe —- eo Notables From All Europe At- "WIT CHEPERON)"s"" | CE ag S| UNG WEEK-END = MURDER PST Friend of All Measures That Benefit Women and Children, ALBAJULIA, Roumania, Oct. 16 (Associated Press).—King Ferdinand and Queen Marie were solemnly crowned yesterday in the vast public square, amid the plaudits of thou- sands of picturesquely dressed Rou- TWO EXPECTED TO DIE. | mantans, Promptly on the conclusion of the church service a procession was formed, and the sovereigns, escorted Priest Meets Instant Death When Train Hits Car Near Katonah, ‘Millionaire and His Two ‘ “Inspirations” Live Con- tentedly in Cottage. Accused to Take Stand Own Defense, Her Coun- sel Indicates, A Progressive Man of Clea Vision Who Should Win Over Miller, the Anti-Wo- man Reactionary — Con- He WIFE OFF TO EUROPE. GUN STOLEN, IS CLAI’ police Announce Investiga- tion of Three Who Defy Had Not Been Fired Wh: - Found, Defense Promises Mob Tries to Lynch Chauffeur Who Ran Down ; by the Duke of York, Prince Paul of o Conventions, demns Latter for Signing Woman. Jugo-Slavia, the Duke of Genoa, the to Prove. “e Lusk Bills. Infante Alfonso, Marshal Foch and alee He : ; the foreign delegations, and preceded TOMS RIVER, N. J., Oct. 16—7" } ost (Special to The Evening World.) ——— ae ‘ & Three persons were killed, one of|by the Metropolitan and Bishop: : S " is MIDDLEBORO, Mass., Oct. 16.—|By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ‘ ; a ieee } | them a priest, and fourteen injured, | marched from the church to the ri defense of Mrs. Ivy Richmond Gi are Charles Garland, millionaire Socialist, RS. NORMAN DE R. , ay ae three of them seriously, in automobile | '¥ led eie tt ae = va ole of tt son, on trial here charged with + eat J free thinker and mixer of plough- WHITEHOUSE, who ts one accidents in and around New York|etound the cuuare tee te nected i murder of her husband, William around the square for the high por- hares and affinity love, has pulled a s) on, b ” of the leading figuies and City last night and to-day. Two of | sonages of the kingdom, and the rest tomar e. 4b bbsrasle - be era Png : Y xl early on Aug. : ew one. He's got a chapercne down] one of the greatest beauties in # the serlously injured are expected to| of the space was dense with specta- f EN rm eae erent iS rine ‘ant : ‘ BYs wi c al here on his little place in the woods] New York's social world and who die, and in one instance a chauffeur | * MARIE of a 3 “ As soon as the sovereigns had taken was foyced to flee a mob which col- | tyeir Places on the dais the President hid the pistol with which the eric lected after his commercial truck | of the Senate received the crown from Was cominitted (nan owlionss: © struck a young woman in Browns-| the President of the Chamber and i Gals Merial placed {t on the head of the King. tii cording to the preliminary speech + ‘The King in turn crowned the Queen,| The procession was loudly e-|Jumes Mercer Davis, her counsel, The priest was Father John Britt, | who knelt before him. The King and] clatmed at the conclusion of the cere- ine jury. assistant pastor of the Lincolndale] Queen were then clothed in the royal] mony, Marshal Foch, in particula Tho trial reconvened before ri ral Sel viioas ‘ mantles and other insignia. getting a special ovation. : Agricultural School, whose machine preme Court Justice Samuel Stalls was struck by a freight train on the and) Davterat ches opened Ue ‘ 25-1 MIS DNE TO DEATH |FOURASK 100000 "===" Central Railroad at Golden's Bridge, her own behalf, near Katonah, A heavy mist which i] Davis attacked the State's case, ¢) 5 FROM FERRY BOAT FROM HUYLER' N= astm sibility for Mrs. Giberson to he Just this side of the Carver town line Playing a cheerful second fiddle to Doris Benson, comely and youthful agriculturist of the feminine order, who is making her residence beneath the Garland rgof as a “mental mate. And Middleboro is all snarled up. It got used to reading wild newspaper It Is the cause of the self-made yarns of Graland and new women Governor f " and J folk residing at his camp, but-here-| en rom Siar Biteet Hon, tofore it read of them unattended and} Which, after a period of political the enjoyed the excitement of being| retirement, draws back into the ani @lightly shocked. But now—a chap-| fight one of Fifth Avenue's most ne. Who ever heard of such a ‘ charming and ; ing With Garland? is gracious figures. The police are going to investigate] Mrs. Whitehouse's business part- devoted all her talent, energy and prestige to winning the vote for New York women, 1s now ready to throw herself heart and soul into the Democratic fight to make Al Smith New York's next Gover- nor. or ROUMAKIA State's evidence that Mra, Giber hung over the valley obscured the tracks and hid the train's approach at the bridge crossing. Father Britt was returning to the school from a visit MRS NORMAN deR WHITEHOUSE who | the Garlands. Whether the chaperone} ner, Mrs. John Blair, 1s Vico to George Russell of Golden's Bridge er biiainess 1s too much for the force or] Chairman of the Democratic when the ocllision occurred, The ma- concealed the pistol on her pers: thal not cannot be toll. But Chief Alden} Union of Women of Manhattan, striking as they do at liberty comed them, and has treated them [chine was demolished. while carrying it to the outhouse af + ders} Sisson of the Middleboro Department Each thee = i through the public schools, most as valued allies. When the automobile in which he Xhw ovine, He onplains nak te , de it known to-day that Garland] ®"4 both these friends are work- dangerous and abominable. ‘The was riding with seven other persons quent trie to the outhouse ae ene’ going to be investigated just like] ing ardently “to bring out the fact that Gov. Smith vetoed them, “There is a chance for women | skidded and plunged over a fifteen- 3 ; ed cogs @ny ordinary person who takes up his]! women for Smit! and, that Miller, when he became to play angmportant part in the | foot embankment on the Princeton — oo —. aieae abode with unattached women. Governor and they were repassed coming campaign,” finished Mrs, | Pjke, near ‘Trenton, N. J., last nigh . nae 7 ie “We will show you,” said Day The Middleboro Board of Aldermen “Why should New York women | and came to him, signed them Whitehouse, ‘Mer’ big teautitul |ninecyear-old Joseph Kappas of No.| Unidentified Passenger, Re-|Charge Cashier Threatened] «that strs, Giberson, on the night pr are not ruffled, though, and the] te for Al Smith?” 1 ask would be enough to make me vote Chairman, J. C. Benton, explained to- fa asks for Smith and against Miller if brown eyes shining. 31 Moran Avenue; Princeton, J t in, Whitehouse. cans are discouraged because was killed instantly strained Once, Leaps Into Thent: With) Histol to Getis| ceding) the: sispisn,. stereos Reais ; _ y % Fr Be 7 ened y re a - : . h itn She went to bed earl« day that they had not considered the there were no other reason. . i wit men- } and there seemed no possibility of drawing-room at No. 118 East | Gov. Smith during his Arst term pected of it. But I believe that | as the driver and three other women, =e ‘ ea are tcc muntuy eaves ders | tion concerning him and his entourage] itty-sixth Street, her shaggy fa Albany as aot given seal Iwew York women are registering | escaped with slight injuries. The car| Passengers on the Pennsylvania] iFour suits of $25,000 each against aretvat of a ie lant train. ae sai Fee neat future unless ne police] white terrier beside her—as allur- | Constituents. well, I've read that they, turned in which they were was driven by| Railroad ferry boat Newark, which] Huyler'n were fled. in the County), «reams sna. Fle wae eet te ti ex ating on. ingly feminine a picture as if she “Yes, he honestly supported the out better than the men, l Baa Gaanenaue i agit et ie left Jersey City for Cortlandt Street|Clerk's OMice to-day by four young] wall, She had to get up several tim: Garland himself, when visited by a] had not spent a long day down- women’s programme of welfare bs Ei a 0: SY0} t- | at 7.40 o'clock this morning, noticed @] New Yorkers. The actions are] in the night, and used one of the ex reporter, declined to deny that a new] town in the business establish- legislation,” she replied. “I was Pe ence ed MORChiAel Ano) Caused Ate, car to skid, Thomas Mallico, twenty-eight, of Long Branch, N. J., was killed In- stantly when the automobile driven by man about forty-five years old agi-|brought by reason of an alleged oc-|'t@ rooms. She heard a noise som: time during the night or e i tatedly pacing up and down the teck| currence on Oct. 9 in one of Huyler's ine as vit Maho pep rasa and mumbling to himself, As the/stores on the west side of Troadway, | the electric switch, she was seized | Quarrel with his wife had brought] ment which interests he n About her decision to sail for Europe] joenty, eh 4 a E the winier we were trying to se- “to forget.” He refused point blank eenly. She says she likes) busl= cure the minimum wage law and to say what prompted Mrs. Garland’s| ness better than politics, and in- child welfare bills—that whole in Albany ‘lobbying’ a great deal CHILDREN SAVED abtas 5 a ferry boat pulled out of its slip and|just south of 50th Street, and allege} two men, thrown to the floor and *r. a trip, declaring that side of the story| sists that she always did dread group of measures that had be- peivasore Satan of New Brunswick | pointed its nose toward Manhattan,Jassault, false imprisonment and | feet were tied. One of the two eautte, Rotasd noone pene at te Se ad Hind than ao tune Women's OFF Cen NATO Te eet ner] the man made a dash for the railing | negligence. disappeared. Mrs. Giberson hee f bee When interviewed ¢ Garland was] suffrage days. But she's resign- ganizations—and I had a great pa me Tehte ae 6 hake day and statted to climb it, but a pas-| The complainants are Felix W.|shot. As she was gagged, she €, é stretched out flat on his back on an] {ng herself to the prospect of many opportunities to observe orsale, slightly hurt, was held for) senger, whose name was not learned,|Knauth, a woolen merchant; Vietor| make no outery. Later the men ss 3 7 a me alone, I want to dle, _/ Theodore W, Knauth, of Knauth,| floor. Finally she worked the gag o% are occupying. At his feet, curled up| tee for Alfred E. Smith intend that the things the women de- ee ae He ne : st New York /ored the would-be suicide. But the) Nachod & Kuhne, bankeré in the|of her mouth, reached the first floo With her hands clasped about her| soon to open in the centre of New manded were for the good of the Reaves lee ap oth arms and} rescuer quieted the man and took} Equitable Building; and a cousin, | braced herself against the door an MORAG: wasi Miss Bannon: A tite te || Sore State.” . . oth legs, fractured and with internal) him to the inclosed men's cabin, A. Machado gr., son of a Vice Je an outery, which was heard b one side of the small room, reading a For Mrs. Whitehouse believes Ebert at School Crossing injuries as the result of having be epee pe he i een! where he sat with him for several] President of the American Bank Note] Veterson and the other men. book by the lamplight, was Miss Ed-| she knows the answer to my knocked down and run over by @/ minutes, The man promised not to]Company, and himself Secretary off “Mrs. Giberson knows nothin attempt again to take his life, so his|the Katalite Corporation, The young]about the pistol the State has offere dale “Ayenic, Brooklyn! ‘The rescuer returned to the party of men|men are veterans of the World War. Jin evidence, dent occurred at Livegia and Chria,| With Whom he boarded the ferry s0at.} Following attendance at a melo- Mr, Giberson obtained a revolve j wien ws * But when the ferry boat ched|drama, they entered Huyler's store} and holster from a man nam topher Avenues last night. midstream the man again becameland had ice cream sodas, Powell. Later it was missed after When the young woman army cot in the former chicken house] peing drafted for noonday talks how open and responsive to Sree NS cnt No. gis] STPPled with him and pulled kim) W. Knauth, a newspaper man; Ar-| parted.’ Mrs. Giberson worked hc he and Miss Benson and Miss Alice Ed-| at the shop which ‘the women women's needs he was. He had heitonter Avanie, Gicekica ton | eee ne aren nold W. Knauth, all brothers of | way to the steps leading to the firs gerton—the latter is the chaperone—| serving on the Citizens’ Commit- the vision, you see, to precelve shristopher Avenue, Brooklyn, (8 In} ~ stat : names) gerton. Her blond hair hung in a pig- y Isador tall down her back and her slight fig- saciphth Then I spoke of what even some question of why New York women f are Al Smith's natural supporters. Republican women—if you don't ure was wrapped warmly in a big dres- - quote their names—will admit Need gown. Because,” she y earn setl privately about Gov, Miller's syGarland well groomed, His} ‘‘he has supported the liber “anti-woman," or at least, anti- stache was neatly trimmed, his| measures that women advocated, Shoos Pupils to Safety— }ecommereial truck oper Stillman, forty-three, } Dragged a Block. Hundreds of children were scam- se ated she: ° f} According to the complaint, one off vi Mr, Gib fi ea ee toes LE pACRy ete AL PS neu sab, ed and rushed to the stern o rding to the complaint, one of} visit from Mr, Giberson's nephew shair was well brushed and he wore a] and has been so square and de- Soounie bias mel by aera ap ee sone Texington Avenue at} down, a large crowd of excited resi-lthe pont, where ho hurled himself|the younger men asked for the checx|Giberson accused the nephew o snug fitting red sweater, khaki] pendable in his support. When pose he assumes t attitude | Sist Street this morning on their way) dents of the neighborhood crowded linto the water, not taking the trouble|and was handed one for eighty cents. | stealing it. Subsequently the nephev breeches and golf stockin: Miss] he has been in Albany, either as toward halt the citizens of his /tq Public School No. 18 near Park|#round Stillman and threatened tolinis time to climb the. railing. | He and*anot of the quartet went] brought back a different holster bu : ioe re ate?” I asked. i lynch him. He abandoned his car and : , “ Benson wore a sort of drab middy| legislator or as Governor, women ate: Avenue, Patrolman Henry Ebert of] [vneh him. | He a is cn 1 Goodwin, a passenger, whoxe|ahead to the cashier's window an1{no pistol, We will prove the nephey : blouse with khaki bloom Her] who went there to try ta secure 'Women—many of us—do feel 111. tint sist street Station’ had| Cu rotective Conners of the Brons- was not ascertained, at-|pald this check. Then the other two] Charles Bowers, traded the pistol t — is ve- ab- he tactory conditions, better that Miller has anti-woman sip B Lats ave MET ville Police Station tracing him to his x ff e wi chee! Of i pink, bare knees- showed- above- ab. better factory condition: r has an an . tempted to stop the suicide but was me along with a check for $1.05./a fire-arms dealer in Trenton for an breviated woolen stocking Her laws for workers, justice for bias,” agreed Mrs. Whitehouse, halted the north and south traffic tof home through the license number on too late, Then he set up an outcry. An effort was made to explain to the} other one flaxen head was t n back, expos-| mothers and children—well, they nd we feel so because of the | make a lane for the youngsters. the truck, Investigation revealed that ee ove e : cashier that the eighty cents paid on x the er ext : Peering over the railing into. the ‘owing the crime the house wr Ing a full, well rounded throat ee ul always count on Mr. Smith things he has said in publi Suddenly, from 62d Street sounded Ae was Unable to neence un |for, Goodwin saw the man floating |'he peat shoul bo bina prance filled with persons, Mrs, Giberson wa The ‘necds' of Garland this time ‘or help. speeches, By the way, some Re- y of “Look 1 Gi t of the] Per egney © was arraigned) face down in the river and shouted |8econd, the complaint avers. Tho! compelled to dress in the presence o: e for a ‘mental mate,’ an “intel- “1 feel that he represents lib- publican women, I believe, felt [% CTY Of “Look out! Get out o in the New Jersey Avenue Police cashier refused to accept elther the i 5 i to him to keep himself afloat and he | © eral sentiment i the Sh opposed to the rather hurt 6 way ‘ iff, tual compantion,’’ and Miss Benson here wa . qi ina clean nia Court this morning before Magistrate f as never @ tim: 4 would be rescued, The man raised lis] OXPlanation or the twenty-five cents) wien she was alone, She had no of busy supplying that requirement, it ry sentiment represented luncheon was arranged for him Ebert looked over the heads of the) Reynalds on a charge of falontous 48-l head and motioned to Goodwin not to} “fference, It Is sald, portunity to obtain such a plstol a A ined. Miss Edgerton aids Miller, If you want a recently at which a thousand | children and saw a horse, attached to} sault and held in bail of $3,000 tol attempt a rescue and then dove un-|. After summoning other employees! ti) one found in the outhouse.” WE’ tie platoie. arranie: reason why I have women gathered to welcome him, vily loaded and swaying wagon, [uwait the result of Miss Adier's in-]QUCmPt A reser ° to block the door, the eémplaiat says: |e One tine ene et ee how : 0 this, campaign, a . 0 8 or’ down the avenue, the er condition ts critics . : ‘ mantle ated ara Benin a na ould c She, too, running up in the] ‘come back’ to this campaign, at the last thoment he sent word n Ear ic cinvecrra iter: LER SOB OUR ce Wal BUCY Word was flashed to the pilot house The cashier rushed from behind that the pistol had not been shot be ental mate business, plays her part.| after what you have called my that he wasn't coming, ‘Well, I clinging to a single r 1 said at tho hospital that shel and the engines of the ferry tat|the counter, drew from his pocket] (Nt j/'\ bisa! inhi Roy been enol B also wields a wicked hoe with| ‘Political silence,’ it Is first and think it is much better for him to iting the warning cry. chance of recovery foremost Mr. Smith's attitude on at the so-called Lusk bills, They were the result of post-war mor- bidity and hysteria, a reaction from events in rope. But our leaders ought not to give way to that morbidity. If they do it proves that they are no leaders! were reversed and lifeboats lowered, |# automatic pistol and flourished It Members of the crew of the ferry|!" front of the young men In suc- boat and of the tug Edwin Blandon,| cession and then thrust the muzzle Attracted by the bells of the ferry}sainst the abdomen of Felix Knauth, boat, scoured the scene but all they|He threatened to shoot them if they 6 able to find was the soft hat of|tried to leave the store withput suicide, This was later taken| paying the $1.05 check.” possession of by police of the Marine; In order to settle the controversy, y away from women than it is he children saw the runaway and| While crossing Park Avenue at for him to accent their invitation | began to scream. Ebert leaped in] 87th Street last night Oscar Nau- and then scold them and call them |among them and drove them to the|mann, fifty-one, a retired business fa ‘menace’ as he once called a curbs. Then he set himself and n, of No, 9 East 87th Street, was group of women simply because | Waited for the charging horse. As \t truck by an automobile driven. by they were banded together to |¢#me up to him he leaped and ec: Julius Hessen of No, 1750 47th Street, study clvic problems. But as to |the bridle, instantly dropping hs|Brooklyn. Assisted by Patrolman why Mr. Miller opposes women ns | Welght upon it Decker, Hessen took Naumann to nm and Garland, all three helping in the farming and landscape gardening about the little plac BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 16.—‘I want te ¢orget,’’ was the only explanation Mrs. Mary Wrenn Garland, wife of Gharles Garland, North Carver ex- ponent of free lovey would offer last Ag to the letters,’ he continyea “they were written a year before thi crime, Mrs.,Giberson did not know where Mr. Ganun was and she dir! not try to find him," —»— IDENTIFIES MOTHER'S BODY. The body of Mrs, Sarah Drondrol! ¥ Division and an attempt will be made which had attracted a large crowd, ne OE re Ana alerts tis) dbeeowall £ ecwoous (ele bac With a rearing hustle the horse) Lenox Hill Hospital, where tt was] to trace the man's identity with it.|the check was paid, the complaint| Mfty-three, of No. 69 Larkin Street might at her home in Dedham for he oanuiien othbes, stehmucen) cause he is too unprogressive ta | Plunged for the other side of the ave-| found he had received a fractured left] ‘tice the man’s: | Ye iatianic leave Port Richmond, Staten Island, wa» sudden depaiture to Europe to-day ee ee Se a ‘now one Helene : nue, but Ebert was not to be shaken] arm, lacerations of the nose and pos-|,V0U0e were Talli the man Wil A Pe Albert de Roode, of No. 5% Wall| found floating In the Staten Talanc when she will sail on the’ France - - Pine off, Swaying and bumping against the] sibly a fractured skull. any creeaed: in a black: sults that he ort /Gei) Hovde, of No. Sa Wall ‘1 Sound, at the foot of Nicholas Avenu: { had dark hair and a dark complexion, |Street, 18 counsel for the four] port Richmond, yesterday by the har bee | length of a block before he succeeded] ist, by fastening a long wire to the |*2¢ Weighed about 170 pounds plaintiffs. bor police, The body was identified. bs in bringing the runaway to a stcp.| rear of his car, may prove fatal to =~] William Drendroll as that of his mother, rar sf i oA 5 7 who had been « sufferer from mental may expect from Al Smith, if he | #8 Was severely bruised and his unl-| Afteen-year-old Ethel Kasper of No.|and took the woman to Mt, Sinat Hos-1QNE DEAD, OTHER SHOT | trounie. from New York. ee She sti loves him ardently, her neighbors and friends report, but the. shy, because she is beginning to re refused to stay with her for more than a few hours, in spite of her pleading That was that. And then Mrs, for him to remain. However, once] Whitehouse spoke of what women away from famillar surroundings in Europe, her father and mother, Mr. animal's legs, he was dragged the A prank played by boys on a motor ‘that he will never return to her, form damaged, but as he looked upyn|51 Jackson Street, Yonkers, ‘The pital. to ite feels that her onlf chance for hap: [and Mrs. Philip W. ‘Wrenn, feel cer | #8 elected Governor next month. this and the arresting of the fright-| girl's skull was fractured when she] Four persons were injured in auto- AS RELATIVES FIGHT ypess rests in an attempt to forget| tain her love for the young North ‘Women may and do look for ened horse all in the day's work, he} tripped on the wire as the car started, | mobile a dents near Patchogue, L. - ie He has made eight different|Carver idealist will vanish, Mrs. his support of welfare bills,” she went back at once to his post at the] The accident occurred on Herriot] 1, last night. Mrs, George Corsa of] Apartment Quarrel Proves Fatal-- trips to see her and her two babies! Wrenn and another daughter, Miss] eclared. ‘And they look for | ist Street crossing and took charge of | Street, Yonkers. The car was being Huntington was injured in one of Cause Unknowa. ince last spring, when Lillian Conrad, Wrenn, will accompany Mrs, Garland] sreater participation in political | ine school-bound children driven by John Duane of No, 111} them, and in two others the Injured! jonny Wrenn, twenty-four years old, of 7 a@ former soulmate, left him, but he to-day to Europe. fields than women have had under ‘The wagon belonged to the River-| Pallsade Avenue, Yonkers. The girl] we Martin Johnson, Christopher] g 5 5 West 35th Street, tx di _——_ | the Republicans. What I Want, | side Wet Wash Company, 344 a 808 was dragged twenty feet before her] Weeks and Alfred Piagge, all of and whut I know we'll have if | Kast 49th Street. It was in charge | screams caused Duane to stop. BASOI WAL ther-In-law, Luke Moram, same Smith wins, ts the reintroduction Jo¢ Nathan al, No Sheriff} Mss Anna Lover, forty-two years old A . of No. 2666 Eighth Avenue, t# in . P A N T oO M T M E of the group of measures that he | Strect, He said the horse had been| of No. 73 Fast 105th Street, was bit by | @TUDENT IS KILLED; Hellevue Hospital suffering from several recommended when he was Gov- | frightened by a motor horn at Sith] % taxicab tn Third Avenue, neur pGth = SH| bullet wounds, as the result, tt is be NS ernor, and which a Republican | Strect and had bolted, At 53d Stroct | Steet» last night und dragged fifteen FOUR HURT IN CRA: aie eral papares tee Legislature killed, There was the [he lost one of the reins and all he| skull, The taxicab disappeare 8 . minimum w e law for women and children. There was the eight- hour day In indust There were the child’ welfare bills, I have been out of politics so long, and I wall Player Brom] men had in the apartment of New York Fractures Skull, Henderson, a Ne at No. 842 West SUNBUR t, to-day, Moran ts tn. the nell Colles elde. yuld do after that, he said, was to shout a evarning to those in the street Cavanaugh of the Enst 104th Street Station called another taxi , Oct, 16,—One Buck-] dist str student was killed and four] prison ward cha 1 with hon ale longs: and's M thild M s hers were hurt. y rday when thelr] According to Detectives Quinn and was so very ill for a while, tha e MeCormie to e Mutomobile crashed into another car ¢ ee ee ee am a little rusty, but there was a a | I bal pric baa heNte a tha Hill, near her They wer returning from the d foot- | th splendid group of laws he recom- men were Intoxicated at the time of eae ° ° Pp ended, and they never became ball game at Annapolis. the shooting. But what the argument cers eae, a hey eg ea Riding Master in the Sprimg| iii? 5,00 oo] We testament CPanel La rains pares fractured skull, ‘The Injured were] quantity of whiskey ta aald to have beer vio woulda tet them. I want Smith . on Gardner of Harrisburg, Willian, POUhd IAT ECHOeTSaKe RERRGER ually, sat can rele Weel Lannuaa’ X talloee Geocal ——_—- Vicwroy of Windber, Lewis ‘Trax of| “Tnantewere aroused by shots, Wrenn not be duplicated P.M. the ' g p 7 $, Hy + _ « ited oar {nto uBR En fight for those thine Obtains Father’s Permission but Her Mother and John| Ww: , mand Harold Vandemark of] saa wile being removed! to the hospital reorlpt just where he had to drop it. hig: nticoke. by Dr. Hopkins. Moran received. one i gracious — D. Both Still Oppose Her Plans. — ws _ | bulletin bomen, one in iy right } p ; E Knee and anothe ip bei aaa “He regards women as people. PARIS, Oct, 16.—Harold McCormick has finally given his consent to} JERSEY JUSTICE SHO) nee :-and" another: s ig Pi He doesn't condescend to them, he | Methilde to marry Max Oser. In deference to the father's wishes, the mar-| LAW IS FAST AS SPEEDER ea encnal a CATO erent ato be i talks to them man to man. There | riage will not take place until April, when Mathilde will be elehteen, Her — bas : new Central Presbyterian If All boat ad eune see } ‘ony which was a time when he wasn't inter- | mother and her grandfather, John D, Rockefeller, still oppose tha marriage. | "ttt Starts Sentence Stxty-! 1 of Montelair, N. J, erected at ||) to “Lost and Found Bureag,” Rooms riday. and ested in Woman Suffrage, when he voted against it, but that, I be- Neve, was becuuse he didn't un- derstand that women wanted It Even then he was most apprect- ative of what individual women mination ‘Aten CERN 103, World Bullding, will be Hated etter bie automo for thirty days. These lists can be er car in Bust] mornify. Several prominent clergy- ||] geen at any of The World's Offices. Lost and Found” advertisements bo left at aay of The Worle ‘Advertising Agencies, oF can telephoned directly to ‘The Worlds received {nt ss, and posit! Mathilde is planning to have thee— feated thia || Sixty-five minutes bile crashed into an Newark, No J, yesterday, Harry] men, including Dr. Cel cider of Ervington, N, J., had begun] of the MeCormick ‘The rve a thirty-day sentence for reck-| nary, Chicago, the Kev. POM. Friday hve, rigidly. ‘positive releasy) marriage on her eighteenth birthday anniversary, Until then she will 1 Because his wife, Ganna Walska, will leave Paris. Sunday for ten op- main in Switzerland, where she has eratic concerts in French provincial] to aes es uae soa f | pent practi all the sur With] cities, Mr, McCormick has gono to| sh, driving Pollee Recorder John J Rood of New York, former, pastor Eni 4a, eokmnn, New rok a i for puntic goo i #00! wens 2 be we s urphy marked was onl hrough pe che iar no | x d ‘ ce, as he ae that women did wish | Mr. Oser, be by a4] pay his first visit to Mathilde since] speedy justice that slow driving could) Wylie and Willlam W. Rock, pastors of Brooklyn Of Male ted at the ceremonies, the vote he turned in and wel- € derly foma: she arrived in Switzerland the church, as: be enforce