The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1922, Page 3

i THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1922. fost Beautiful Women in All the World as Selected by an Expert Who Places Five Ariericans in His Gallery Chosen From Every Continent and Many Countries 4 ‘ 7 axl oN fo ™ be” 2% wi i LNCS Shan, a " nt Ss souoTH AMERICA @ ~~ & ’ WILLD, ‘ e QUNTESs HOsy i } é F 3 j WIFE SWALLOWS POISON A 5 ‘ rae , Mayor’s Appeal for W. B. panes MES NEIG ae ; THEN STARTS FOR RIVER } Carswell Sent to Justice |Announcement of Selection ‘ rae SoS eee | Woman's Pleading That Quarrelled With Hanband, she } ~ oe ae 5 ede OTOGRAPH : n Gannon’s Mother. of Male Members Arouses ‘ i Coe iin ee Some One fs Dead There ys After Collapse In Street. i, aaa eta er fan HOP RE, COUR ERY OF ollowing @ quarrel with her husband, Ee Storm of Disapproval. . : Geom Ste Halts Lynchers. who lives at No. $00 Communtpaw Ave- } 4 Mis) Uetinie of’ the. cantiaacy of , GLADYS COOPER ENG!ISH- — eel fan Mla ras Moet : alt of the candidacy of] wWasinGToN, N ae : ; . mo Aéheaie Aloe schlesa to the police, Mrs. Helen Miskell, twen- : William B. Carswell for Supreme] E In the book of fair women W. O.| model here and has become a musteul] is an actr Kathleen Martyn 18 phonso Mayo, the _seventeen-|h EAE ght, of ‘No. Ninth Street, Je Court Justice in Brooklyn brought to REGU OUEN TOS be: the peacorill 621i e ndon, England, presents|©omedy favorite abroad, and Marion | also an actress, re year-old Negro from Memphis, nearly| eS . , early to-day swallowed’ bi- th re 0-day anott on of the twelve ereatest living}... cone tomate, wathereg{ Davies, moving picture star and the| Among tho orlental types\are Mrs. liynched yesterday for planning t ONTESS chloride of mercury tablets and started ene eo cny onoth American women threatens to sti up | {mtY two Pages of beauty gathered) evento of City Magistrate Donras| V1 Wellington Koo, whose husband |» : Rabe Gace eon? yeeveaw~ for the North River to drown herself. ter of reply. x porate’. dket 4 P|from all over the world and pictured] of this city. It should be sald that] v one of © most popular Minis- tack on a little girl in a te poe She collapsed at Church and Cort- Possibly the same mysterious force eee s » under-1i,y nis own skill as photographer.|there are six Americans, for the|ters from China who ever lived in| hallway at No. 646 West 46th Street, landt Streets after leaving the Hudson which {mpelled the Mayor to forget oped aiadaltbe The types Include every continent of| American Indian is represented in the] Washington. Ho ta now Chinese Min- | wilt have a hearing in West Side| Detectives Maney and Flood appeared See oak at ies Ola elit Btnciae ERE K Carewalll fhe National League of Women| tn ane ainere person of Princess White | Deer,| ister to London, At the recent Wash. | ¢, Vednesday. f 4] Just then and, with drawn revolvers,| pr. Cooper. of Broad Stre oo 23 Hea agurty, in his) anounced the five jwho will assist} “c% Pictured here are seven of the/iast of the rulersiof the Mohawk Na-|ermaments Mrs, Koo was admitted eh di y . the crowd, which followed, hooting,| Bellevue Hospital. Her condition fe ; Noted “Sincerely yours’ letter, also ‘ \ choices of tho author-photographer. | tion to be the best dressed woman in|city and Chicago for vagrancy. ill the way to the station. serious. Meetipted tim to include among those | ‘ee sat tee of women In de-} America 1s represented by five of] Four beautics represent Hngland.| Washington, Mrs, Tozkuawa repre- | The youth, who had been sleeping ern g the o and ‘4 “Hel ‘ stage be y who ¢ h > B Monch- Hoishom: his appeals were sent Mra, {termining the nding the photographs in the book. Mrs.| “Hebe,” is a stage beauty at whom | sents Japan and the Princess Jere and in. hallways, grabbed PP ey ue a fof the gentler sex. The list has dig Hoyt, who recently forsook the} Stage Johnnies have been aiming | sa India. Cia Giaie meted’ Marietta B. Gannon, mother of Jus- 5 era cd om t to] their monocles for the last five years co whose photograph] little Helen Ryan, seven-year-old si ; aused a storm of disapproval here| toll o! drawing-room to o ono or the last five yea nos t tice Frank S. Gannon jr., running to aatie = nite ‘ st ahs tag | Work before the movie came is per.| Lady Duff-Cooper was known as is also reproduced} daughter of Mrs, William Ryan, in Succeed himself. In any event, Mrs is i ies ‘ rh 1S too Minited Vhaps the one best known to the pub-| Lady Dorothy Manners, unconven- , represents Ire if the dark lower hall of their home at Gannon did receive’such a letter and | 274 '8 not representative lice; Lady Lavery, who was Miss|tional daughter of the Duke of Rut- The publisher who has had ue the ‘West 46th Street address. She The five men are the Rev. Dr. John] Hazel Martyn of Chicago and married] land before her marriage. Gladys| nerve to take on himself the hazard- she sent the following reply to the City Hall: Maidstone, | Cooper was described by Sir Henry] ous business / of king Mr. Hoppe] broke away and ran screaming up to who was Margaretta, the daugnter of] Philip Jones, the famous artist, as|in assuming the right to award the|her mother. When she fled Mayo A. J. Drexel of Philadelphia; Melvina| “the most perfect type of golden-| thirty-two apples of discord ts Alfred] attacked Mrs. Pauline Wenzel, the Longfellow, who was once an artists’ haired Anglo. axon loveliness." She A, Knopf. anitress. Tne father of the little girl, a Wife Beat Alarm Clock to It, lesen enaaiy ag toate Ryan, head of the social action de-]in England; Viscount NOV. 4,1 partment of the National Catholic Dear Mr. Mayor: I received a | Welfare Council; Dr. L. S. Rowe, D: letter from you in which you ask rector General of tne Pan-America me to vote against my son, Judge | Union; Gilbert Grosvenor, President 2 eben has Frank annon who {8 a of the National Ge Commis: asses wrench. “These gentle whom your letter was sent, for surely you could not expect that a Mayo got free and ran into the cel- mother would vote against her son. |nouncement of th ional League But She Says Husband Bickered Over Triples and Gave},,; cr no. 606 West 45th Street, with a ae = Plas a eae peaetieag (Cla MIE Ate Ot ap Her “Absent Treatment.” panefes calmer ies sean toes s son, Frank, in your letter, and I a = z ; ‘ ; ? op flo eo house Darintnes to. you thateincmy: [eter oo ete Senta ats ex While Bruce MacDonald, a landscape gardener of Bronxville, slum-|crouched in a dark hall. He was home and elsewhere he and my |Perts im the fields of education, fir bered his wife hovered over him with a shoe on more than one occasion, he |discovered there and the crowd, aug- C ‘ other seven children were taught |arts, science and social service sh —— - says. This shoe descended with amazing rapidity and Bruce left the arms pened by scores, cried ate Ks ‘ the Ten Commandments—were | be asked to send in names of wom N cz is raed ; t was {rst suggested that he be e asked to of womer ' 0 te a few minutes before the al clock had time to start taught to obey the laws of God and [who have made contributions of real {Man Struck Dies and Another] °% Morpheus quite at ae alarm clock had time tc shot where he was, but others were ¢ man. value in these lines of work, and that] Capt +n Othe its 6 o'clock prattle. for putting a rope around his neck 4 My son has endeavored to lve [the final choice of twelve shall be Seriously Hurt in er ruce’s attorney also told Justice + and hanging him from the roof cop- ‘ candidate to succeed himself as 0° ‘| ; rainy cuits cupreme, Court tn f Banter ° ° ° ° © at Uith Avenue, a block away, with the 2d Cudictal District. It is ap- ence, and Edward P, Costigan in i i 0 i i TR ee Seni fei oARCE IG parent that you have not looked | member of d States Tariff a g m e. Ss aay at the list of names of those to SIX HURT WH 9 tres, \.ho had armed himself with a The East’s enchantment in your cup. id the an- or eee: up to his family training. Ido not | made from such lists.”” BATH antC at White Plains to-day thta | Vener a long before |i". A woman in the house pleaded think that you seriously believe aaiivere Gf the Nationaliivomen! Accidents. a “favorite pastime,” of the plaintift’s | {OTR S| es Naveen sf that no killing be done; that some 4 @ that your mother's son {s the only | party, who are busy with their equa wife was to ) up her husband |" Wis bine ea a8 i ane vy | oe, was lying dead there The f honest man now living. Some of rights campaign ai the whol: oO woman Was killed and six] with the dishes.” ncDonald asked for 4 0 The crowd then dragged the Negro the rest of us have brought up Ae orion pr g tho twelvelother persons were injured, three| Inquiries of the/court would Indicate) “"d counsel fee# to prosecu her!down to the street, and Patrolman all-Ceylon | s 00d boys too, and we are certain | greatest women is foolish, because ; : automobile | that it was dubious whether the alarm |)? ition action saying, through her|Conen of the West 47th Street £ta- 7 ! i that they are honestly striving to Jnone will believe tho ion ig |ProbHbly fatally, when an automodle) cock was a faithful songster und er, that she is now living in a/tion took him in custody. But the Lad > do what ts right right, anywo b c oa cut*near}it had the heart every morning tless Rye Beach bungalow, In an] crowd was determined to have {ts own ; : I know that is a good son, “It' ts one of those unimportant net t night. rouse the defendant before the sun favit she said that her husband] vengeance and Mayo was badly hurt ; and many have told me that he | things devised to o« ease haedeee 400 Jones| peeped over the hill in Nepperhan | indulged in bickerings over trifles and has made an excellent Judge. I | the silly think that he should be retained |o¢ the p: as a Judge, and that thought, as [or men seems to t well as my love for him, prompts [[t js an astonishing selection, One|James Conda, forty-five, and his son, | him with a shox Heights, Yonkers, whereon 4g situated | that one time they had a quarrel be ; the McDonald home there was no coffee in the roy, eleven, her soa, was Injured.| swag that the reason why she | ise. The couple have been married Justice tompkins|twe years and during most of that Burlington, was killed, Con- me toieay SAE Sea is vote would think vey w ule name . p o; ‘Tony, suffered fractured skulls, The fala, time the plaintift jal any 5 her nus ol Store Open All Day (9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.) To-morrow 7 . essor of a university, an outstan : at ‘Oh, no," replied the defendant's | has } ing “absent treatment ; y s MARIETTA B. GANNON Ing business man, a musician and a|t! re in Burlington Hospital, | _“Oh+_no.!’_renjied_ Bateniany —— oe Election Day ‘ Mrs. Gannon is eagerly awaiting | Gover 1 Jo, owner and d of the j { Mayor Hylan's answer to her letter. “Every one will have a different}cur, and two infant tony jr.| MYSTERY SURROUNDS fer: HE aN but f ui a : PPENHEIM ° LINS & o ! A NATURAL DEDUCATION, pete woes Ween ie st llv- fand Joseph, were Injured slightly. SHOOTING OF WOMAN J pevcive It is believed the person 2 H (From tho Cincinnat! Enquirer.) Ae ee shed.’ ay Driving without lights, the police IN MOVIE THEATRE | “ho ‘ropped it quickiy regained it 3 “Young man, don't you know it is af “73 Poe Hatistwonen thought say, Rando tried to make a detour to ad eseuped during the excitement. 34th Street— New York % gin te det on horse racing?" asked the! stections had already becn made, the road tunnel under the Pennsyl-| Police Now Believe Revolver Was — y : : rT j “Hunt” sald victim, “you rust'a pet] were surprised to learn the vania Railroad tracks, He turned they Dropped and Accidentally = | BOY DIES IN 200 FOOT A Special Offering Tuesday : same old, also-ran nags tha es to d ec n 1x : Wl fi pane seme, ofc haw shat 2° 2 "Tar into a private lano which curves ee bh totay to| PLUNGE OFF PALISADES ; ald. formed. Tho police were unable Ly d * t op gone gat nt rome. he tary tin moter of rc |cuaing t_ Hamp tm iin Pr New Fur-Brimmed Hats Vinee oeree 0 at the | Shot that wounded Mrs, Anna Rosen Pie Hin Granp 8 a ! ” th blatt, thirty, No. 964 Morris Avenue N step tried to ellmb down 4 George Prell, fitty-ejght, No. 1035]at the Melrose Theatre in Hast 161st]t sin search of a plgeor . ” - t Avenue, was killed’ yesmerday| gtreet last night. While Mrs, Rosen-| 1st plunged eleven-year-old Willtar Reproductions of High Cost Originals afternoon in Ridgewood Road, Ora- f No, 688 Hudson Ave blatt, her husband, Samuel, a print ll, .N. J., when he was struck by an k, down th automobile driven by Louis @,]8d thelr daughter, Pauline, ten, were Pepe A nearly every bone in Mourey, of Rutherford, according to} groping their way toward their sea ee en os the . e, Prell wa 2 his ar, to} there was a flash on the floor in front] , wae tound 4( dns faci 4) Gh visit his son, Georg rell, Jr., at pa ere eae Emerson, and stepped of an auto-|°% them, and a report. ff mobilo near the I on Hospital| Mrs. Rosenblatt fell and th . When taken to the tal, he was] tors were in an uproar for a momé ff dead ‘ batt py} DUt Were auileted by the manage | : ; Festal Pepin Sut Ora, | the plani Mrs. Rosenblatt was} ' dell, on a ct 1 laughter, found to be shot m: Carmine 1 , six, of] bullet ranging upwar ? Westbury, I celved internal In-| and into an arm, She Is in a se i t juries last night, when he rved the | condition in Lebanon Hospital. automobile he was driving at Third] = — = ue and 10th Street into an “L* Ave pillar to avoid running into @ surface tar, Ho was taken to st. Vincent's} We're sure Piccadilly Little Cigars Copyright. gue ; Hospital in a passing taxicab, where pearl piowicians eal io condition’ was] WHI please you. ad 2 Combined with N DIES OF ANTHRAX That's why we put a guarantee in Squirrel Satins MA ; ; SHAVING BRUSH BLAMED| @VeFry package. Moleskin , : Diane Try them at our risk. Religare MF 1 Welvattand serious, Cornelius Sullivan, forty, @ longshore- nan, of No, 623 Hudson Street, died " oar “i at 5 Py * ey in Bellevue = ait al fr Aaa nes 10 In the package Hudson Sea i Metal Brocades s poisoning. He was admitted to the hos- Clare—Colorado Clare Colorado Zz, f, x Mece-G : ‘ pital last Tuesday suffering from the tn- tear - I fection, which he i he got in a ‘ barber shop from @ shaving brush,