The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 3

AR A wate Rk . \ TRIDDN NEAR DEATH DIGTATES TO WIFE “ALL HOPE GONE” Psychoanalyist, Dying of Cancer, Sends Statement to Newspapers, Collapses. MALADY INCURABLE. Sick Man Tells Details How Appendicitis Operation Dis- closed Fatal Growth. Andre Tridon, French psychoanaly ist who is dying at his home, No. Madison Avenue, when informed to- day by his wife that the newspapers were anxious to learn his condition, dictated to her the following: “It has developed that Andre Tri- on, the psychoanalyist, who is in most critical condition, is really suf- fering from inoperable cancer of the Intestines. An operation was per- formed on him by Dr. Joseph G. King 2 month ago at the Lexington Hos- pital for appendicitis. The additional malady was then discovered. “Dr. King and Dr. Norman, who ‘assisted him in the operation, have been in constant attendance upon him ever since. At the present moment all hope of recovery has been given husband dis- and will- statement, . Tridon said her played remarkable energy power while dictaging the Fashions Change in Feminine Beauty; Contests Reveal Change in Facial Charm; Girl ot 1922 Compared With One of 1910 Standards Change Same as in Clothes, Morality and Action—What Was Per- fect 15 Years Ago May Be Considered Ugly, Gross or Vulgar Now. “Fashions in beauty, or standards of vDeauty, change as do fashions in Mary ATARI NEE 7h THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1922. BOXING FLAPPERS.|SAYS BURKE PAID SWAP WALLOPS IN| FOR CAFE WHEN HE) xo-epsse CHICAGO CHURCH) GOT COPS' $26,300 a 7, Minister Acts as Refaree for Exh dition of “Muscular Christianity. 4 CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—It was not a Prayer meeting in the Sheridan Road Methodist Chureh Monday night. No, it was two boxing flappers with bob- bed hair, bare knees and eight ounce “mitts'* slugging each other to the limit. Standing over them as - referee, separating them in the clinches, was the Rev. D, Logan Loughborough, as- sistant pastor of the church and ath- letic director. “In this corner,’ announces the as- sistant pastor, ‘‘Miss Beatrice Jor- dan."’ Miss Jordan, the popular Mght- weight, gets up and bows. “And In this corner, Miss Jeanette Hendricksen.”" Miss Hendricksen bows. “These girls will battle six rounds to a decision,” the reverend referee declaims, nd remember, girls, no hitting + the clinches,” the referee warns. They box well, but footwork is weak, They land on each others faves, heads and ribs. No blood, but much mussing up. It ts called a draw. Not the least interested spectator of the bouts hus been the Rev. Eleazer Saloon Owner Tells of $15 000 Purchase on $20 a Week Pay. — Manning, loon keeper of 21 Lexington Avenue, testified before Commissioner of Ac- counts David Hirshfield that Michael J. Burk 1 worked for him several years as at $20 week prior to buying the saloon for $15,000, Willian No. to-day bartender a paying $1,000 down and giving notes DAUGHTER OF JOHN D. JR. GOOD OLD SCOTCH PRESTO! TURNED MAKES DEBUT TO-NIGHT AT HOME OF PARENTS pon ae Now Inquisitive Federal Court Seeks to Learn How Trick, Was Done. The mystery of the transformation of 160 barrels of Scotch whiskey inte 160 ginger ale while in transit on trucks fro mthe St. John’s Park yards*of the New York Central Railroad and the Ward Line pier in barrels of be cleared up in Judge Julius Mack's for the remainder part of the Federal District Court. im ed with jarceny 26,300, eighteen patrolmen to influence their Judge Mack to-day Harry E. Mead promotion, has admitted that he re- and William Walsh, former Prohibi~ celved the $26.300 on March ce ean tion agents; Raymond E. Robinson, o-day testified that ur pad pained to make his 1920 and 1 hitachi Ne ead | An ol payments and wanted Manning to son, his brother, a truckman; take the saloon back, but on Maren Fagen, a foreman, and John Acquara 12, 1921, the day after Burke had re and Thomas Sender, chauffeurs em- ceived the $26,300, he paid $7,000, the ployed be Robinson. balance due nit Manning. admitting he is a friend These men and two others who got of Burke and would like to help him out of his trouble, saloon in 1917, 1918 and 1919 to ac- count for his being a rich man in 1921 “You say you would ike to Wielp Burke out of his trouble? Commis- sioner Hirschfield asked. res,’ Manning replied. “Even to the the extent of swearing falsely for him?” testified that Burke had made enough money out of the away were in Vou discovery for Act as a result of of the transformation, conspiracy io th y and the oth only peop! two missing men and @ few sa ed to be the who knew how the trans< for of the about and what fe+ whiskey Raymond Robinson was handling # ‘sis D3 TO GINGER ALE the East River on April 11th last may — a ae Der, het aw ara He] am et marine tt” wae woe eae Se MARRIED MEN ars é 9 Miss Ality, Rockefeller, one o ig gipenk pases FEW EVENINGS, HE RULES Masked‘Women Ku Kluxes’ Parade |: rom otc: [cole sat pane formal entry into New York nti capella ellen nd Valais ences and Make U __ Mrs. John D. Roek Her j as While one of the barrels was being Tae a Boats 7 jew igi Arvayed in White and Led by Police and Band They Set} _““"" * eenged Es Fcc l As hoisted to the deck of a Ward Line steamer it slipped to the dock, broke open and scattered bottles of ginger ale Saturday afternoon offf| CLAIMS MARKED BILLS TRAPPED INSPECTOR entitled to his and even a City Wondering What It’s All About. few evenings ATLANTA, Gi .—Masked women estimated at fully 300 paraded This finding is a part of the record = = Atlanta's streets for the first time in the history of the city late last night, tf . " be The lawyers for the defense ap- : i scemne er ip the separation suit brought by] RSS GrAOr SE IdOe. The paraders were said to be mem-@ Sgaihat Aeduead Mas peared to be confident as the trial a C. Krug, twenty, of Somerville, s of the Dixie Woman's League, a ope They esd patna neha ars richie wins & baa nocikty.” Thay wore white| Policemen and a band. The members| ‘License Commissioner John Gilchrist | OPO a. They will point out that it N. J., against John McCoy Krug, also] clothes, in action, in morality even Niches cele Sowing in pairs, each carried a small Amer-|testined to-day. at’ the trial of John] has not t proved that the barrels twenty So Arnold Genthe declares in the cur- trimmed in red and blue, The masks] !can flag. Gaffney, an inspector in the Bureau of that came from Canada contained They married when they were nina-|rent issue of the Metropolitan completely covered their faces, and] Just what it was all about Atlan-|/ jcenses, charged with extggtion, before whiskey, d teen and separated six weeks the beauty contest «* to-day and com- were similar to those formerly worn|tans did not seem to know. News-| county Judge Humphrey and a jury at i hes: ihe bride says, because of John's pare it with one held ten years ag by the Ku Klux Klan, boys dubbed them “Women Kul) i iand City RYBOAT SMOKERS GET siM- th i : The parade was led by mounted] Kluxe Fret anid bat’ Ga sank 4, Petes MONSES. treme cruelty.’, It was awful, she|Take the girl of to-day and com: ‘i i Refusal to give hi ° ‘einstein ry amed vine, 0 give his name to a Head On Saturday moons, when helten years ago.” DEFUNCT C' make-believe in attendance, simple f that Gaffney had asked th him with «a summons for smoking or imght have rushed to her arm ue Are the:etanaatas of TO PAY OFF MILLION J nerat services will be sald, and “Lightn- ap $200 1 aaa to run} the upper deck of a Staten Ieland ferry loltered around with t poy! ie a in’ Bill Jones” will be laid to rest in aja carnival at Far Rockaway ‘ . 2 in dtd it now und then in tae|!98? Is the American Beauty don In-] Chicago Vault until next summer, when | they already: hag -a license MORE) ROU TOF Maan WALA tN aml etactne day any different from the American € : ators of near M-lthe body will be taken to Bacon's na-|auid he gave them two $100 bills to the arrest of Joseph Garramore, “Pm sing to ente al de-] te . ? surance Firm to Share tive Cailfornla to find its final resiing|murked money, and then accom, rs old, of No. 13 Far Vic vm ni ing nt annal ir-]}ten or fifteen years ago i er Lai SOR ditors and pollcy-[place near where he was born. them to Far Rockaway, where he saw p. State li she tp vision now,” said the Vice Chancellor ., t < eee United States er rs al Avenue, Staten — Island. Detectiv Recently thi been ewe a ; 5 aye nda! andis, C tein and Levine pass the bills tol working a a. dir “rm going to give you people ——————— holde: the City Equitable Fire In- nesaw M in Li 5 working under the direc at . = i pake your time, |Peauty contests, One for beauty o Miss Dor 5 4., of London of Baseball and former Division to check smoking o chance to make up, Take y taneector teeta 3 , 5, LOTHY KNAPP © UneinSee surance Company, Ltd., of London, close friend of Mr. Ba case Was expected Lo KO to the n'a cabins and U won't hurry you." a OStie ows, ‘eartital’ face: tp nv Sice tL ferauty, Sala) to reveive over $1,900,000 before the fi ‘a brief eulogy, and th to-day. Gaffney, who I thirty scan! Amerlca—was held at Atlantic City of next year, if the report of Francis|will be that of the chdestian « Id, lives at No. 119 West 106th NEWBERRYS 5 GAVE $1,500 | The other—for physical culture stand. | &*¥e SIX reasons for calling Miss Frey] to the Physical Culture Show given 1D] p stoddard jr.. State Superintendent of |Church, of which he was a memt TO TOWNSEND CAMPAIGN | s:us— held at Madison Square | ‘e Most beautiful girl in America: | Madison ‘Square Garden in 1905—| Th urance, which was filed to-day —== = vs a, 1, Her perfect profile seventeen years ago. "New York County Clerk, 1s La Gee ater eirlentt Het apd cream skin. Miss A. Trenory of Chicago, who] armed by uupreme Court on Ds = 1) 3. Her a , Mhelting blue eyes. took first prize in a beauty contest in ~ a Py A ; s Reported as ®11,441, Miss M Katherine Campboll o. 4. Her mass of crinkly, bright] Chicago, was adjudged the most per-| intendent’ THE GIFT BOOK—A beautifully illustrated magazine with INGTON, rnin | cot 1 pee : Ul obl WA SGT! joy, 22.—Contribu- | Columbus, O.; won the contest for the | Selden fect specimen of physical beauty. assets of $2,143,000. ‘The Superintenc answe ‘4 — ® Lions of $1,000 from Truman H. New-| most beautiful girl In America tx Her perfect, white teeth In the recent physical culture con-| has recommended claims for allows wers to all gift problems—MAILED UPON REQUEST. aia. hone tro thol Mawatio Gilg ONRAt sree 6. Her purity of expression. test at Madison Square Garden, Miss litle over $1,060,000, and has es nae yet} Auantic City National Beauty Con zee Dorothy Knapp of No. 416. For ed future claim 000, | He ; a hure f toe Do these deseriptions seem to indi-| Washington Avenue, this. cit clalmn ‘ paign expenditur a pes : . Miss Campbell is just sixteen y e€ a change in the Ame acclaimed the most perfectly > British eae Ke ee ¢ : ae ts pertects Grecian iprotialiian' fe appeared? Has the clinging vine type| ments were sald to be the exact! States branch of the City Equitable is The Sy roy brother, were listed ina final campatgn Hae isa pean ta ahs ud its day? measurements of Venus de Milo. solvent and that all creditors in the statement filed with the secretary of the ae a8 snort. § ne ‘ ago or more,"* continy United States will be paid in full ° ; uppe i eb andishe ® , es f patd Sonate to-day, by the Townsend for] pPPet generous spuling oF ga ne there was held in Madi-| For purposes of comparisda, 'ook at}. The failure of the i waultebl vin FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET. nator State Committees of Michigan. | across her clussic nuse, She is lke rden a beauty show] the acuompanyin; tigland) carries down. 20 ed cons is penditures of $19,441,753 “to broadcast in 1y. (Shio ts ver -/¢ond of ourn | (Ne Mose benusieul Woman fora song hormil ersons Ticluding Pris. Gen. Ble Tug 7, Pete Co doth ioey"at ics | once, Me eenmle TIDE nad sien Vacirod tn Whehts, tk tel incon on| Shan SHDen"S $14 Ges EGT eiiteste sel Ba fen fhursday— Will Close Out gan's yreatest $ Contributior “in the face of every girl (here| t,{evelvine platform while the judges}! eight’; Grayson. Crom: BLT Nenana S. Hueserty| Genthe, “there was something besides| to more truthful to aay that note oe iiemae ‘i ne BOOKED TO SAIL TO-DAU, of Detroit, treasurer and there wis something besides!) 6 more truthful to say that note wd ‘These figures will speak: for them Irving J. Coffin, of Detroit $500. thet hel ue bp a Yo") made of they good curves, At that} selves, It will be noted that the SHE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE V/ 3 ee Genghis tines gone Is the eelaceuen.| time fasiuion called for the woman of] of to-day is seemingly not POLICE ALARM OUP FOR MISSING] OO i) puppeta of 4 show that generous proportions, the woman]as the girl of fifteen SA Cin D v an Foand In : 6 Mead ta dlisle place we hAveVIGiR? built on Hnes of rather sensuous ap-]is not so tall, Her ank ly Hotel & with Throat Cat. The police have ut a Benerill expressive youth. She sets the pucr larger. Her waist is smaller Adele Safusatti, thirty-six years ol alarm for Lilly Gi iN nd all follow.” ‘ But—has the American Beauty of] jooked to sail in the steer f the agitelres eon ia Afr. Gon no doubt, bas reference to-day so very materially i 7, i Tues tN ‘i nh Nt i ordny mpted suicide in. the eribed as five fect t ehing 100] In 1907 there was 1} ationa new Kelle ote! oD pounds, with bed hair, Shed bed Beata oN rita. Wie wv Talee Hoe 150 Barrow ‘ wore a blue sere sand a brown Wau GNowbN (Oueen Six Craft . treet. Directed there by a ston Re manwlay and ald not return B f the conte 9 from Clinton, Ind. ‘This morning rhe e C u ht nd S t d t th heard se ming: dor of her - g 0 the Ax bt tached her Formerly up to $98.50 . sae + te ~ = oan a ne hote sid) she i i ivi ry to Break Contract to Feed Jersey Family in Return|)) tac" Straightline, smart warmth-giving models of fashona, panvelaine, ee = . _ : ; f for Being Fed All Summer. FUNERAL OF BACO gerona or other soft-surface materials trimmed with beaver, elephant Six ungrateful turkeys tenderly reared and fattened by George Fee STAR OF “LIGHTNIN’” squirrel, wolf or fitch. his poultry boarding house in Hill Street, Homestead, “‘N. J., wet tea hut ne . 4 Yo Be Hela in Theatre rre 1 by the pollee this morning on charges of beating their board bil Where He Had Played for Year. eek sreement With the @)esree—eee Nov, 22 b ot he y of part in the con-] strutted like lords of the place, gr where bel died Bunda. | u t. agrend to care for them alt|fufter and fatter day by day { kstone Theatre, where, ur F feeding hem wi ute in the Criendliest his final illness, AND ( APES I AVI ‘ from the hand of FPezko and f we than a r V ing them from] nothing in return . TAshtnin’ her enemies, housing them] ‘They were admired by a OAT EE EA 2 I I : . ubiyy nt 4 Pussed as they lolled about t U R IMM D 1 ike 4s parties of the see-[|¥#!4) Pezko smiled “at them in sdition law, when they + cap . ently and sharpened the axe that 4 ere in contract in the old stump by the kitchet but one, The bigge 1 them h him and his neigh-] do Wl in wn effort to dodge the fled 145 ksgiving Day as he had] (This morning when Fezko got out] *traight Into John Mast buteher e nourish em through so many pre of bis warm bed, sucriticing his ¢ shop and was still secur about # ! It Mutually ander, | OmMOrt for the sake of the turk the place, pursued by the butcher ing is mutually de thinking they would be hung he} With @ knife in his hand, when Fezko x 5 5 vod, he said, that the hand which] found that every Trety aa]eame and rescued him Formerly 185.00 to 225.00 catterod n the golden sum- | depart in the His fi Th birds will pay Rut F iner time id be the hand that} Houshe wa of thieves, but he was} then shat te mss has been expected Exact reproductions of Paris models in duvetyn, preciosa, marcova ; op : ; wrong Vhen he telephoned t ° lem from the time they were = . wield uxe in the twilight off ice he was ndvised te ene mere exes tyrona or marvella with collars, cuffs, long revers or fur borders of ; me , ‘ing <1 Th Ue found Ave’ of hia 7 rin Tonto REQEGE Your Meath. beaver, black mole, sitka fox, fitch, elephant-dyed squirrel, caracul \ ne Dp on the} They had simply walked bs 1 “hoe port ' ' Hill Street, bound presur | 1 & healthy ¢ » and the or badger, They tolled not,| New York anc arotect it of ¢ rip ur La , tolled ew y J the protection H ‘WOMEN'S COATS—SECOND FLOOR: ‘ & |