The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1922, Page 24

3 BossMurphy ‘‘Resting Up’ On Golf Links in Indi~ >a POLICEMAN STOPS BLING TRA WT POCKET LIGHT Vaults Fence and Signals Mo- torman—Passengers Flee Burning Car. With a pocket flashlight borrowed from a passing motorist, Patrolman Patrick McGrath of the White Plains Avenue Station in the Bronx, late last night, vaulted a high picket fence, ran down upon the tracks of the New Haven Railroad and stopped a pas. senger train which he had noticee was on fire. ‘The story of McGrath's alertness was disclosed last night when Thomas Hughes, the motorman of a Webster Avenue, Bronx, surtace car, was ar. raigned before Magistrate Smith, in Night Court, charged with having run his trolley over a line of hose used in fighting the fire. McGrath was standing at 229th Stivet and Webster Avenue when he noticed that the fourth car of the train was on fire. A motor car was halted by McGrath, He quickly obtained from the driver a pocket flashlight, vaulted a high fence separating Webster Avenue from the railroad tracks and rushed down to the roadbed. He stood in the mid- dle of the tracks waving the feeble flashlight. The spark of light was suf- ficient to catch the eye of William Boyd, motorman of tho train. He brought the train to a stop. McGrath then turned in re alarm. ro CONNINGH ART Sn ei oF. MoRerte = After a strenuous and successful political campaign, Charles F. Murphy, the Tammany Boss, is resting up at French Lick Springs, Ind. One of his methods is shown in the photograph, which shows the Boss, With Edward D. Cunningham of New ¥ vn ihe resori’s goii iinks ——— 10 BE NEXT i} Us Mr. Murphy is an adept at the Scotch game, going around the French Lick course in ninety. Mr. Cunningham is depicted in the act of ty. That sentiment has been aug- | 413. mented by the wishes of Representa- tive S: I's colleagues in Washing- ton and they are hopeful that their for Senator Henry Cabot Lod Republican, This gives Lodge a plu- rality of 7,187. A Beautiful Complexion & Admiration Ladies— A few days’ treatment with RTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS No, 104 East 116th Isaac Siegel, Street, Representative in Congress,| wishes will be regarded favorably. probably will be appointed Judge of] Despriches received from Washing~ ton yesterday said Senator Calder saw the United States District Court here to succeed Judge Julius M. Mazer, it was learned yesterday. The vacancy was caused by the recent promotion of Judge Muyer to United States Circuit Court bench. ‘The two United States District judgeships recently created by Con- &ress—one in New York and one in President Harding yesterday morning and recommended Marcus B. Camp- bell, former Judge of Kings County. for the new Eastern District Federal judgeship. ————<»—___—-- KIDNAP P. 0. DRIVER, STEAL MAIU. CHICAGO, Nov, 23.—Six men held up a Post Office motor truck catrying air Westchester—-also are to be filled. It] mail to Checkerboara Field for the Ee intts clea is regarded as likely that those ap-| morning flight to Omaha, kidnapped the| yp the skin than all pointments will go to Henry * . God-} driver and escaped with the truck con-]| the ity treat dard of No. 62 Wall Street and Fran-| taining sixteen pouches of business mail.| ments in crea- cia A. Winslow of Westchester. Tie value of the mail bas not been as-| @tion, An im When Judge Mayer's promotion] certained. perfect com- came about, friends of Representa- LCE rg) plexion is LODGE PLURALITY, ST TO DATE. BOSTON, Nov. —Returns from the recount of the vote cast for United States Senator on Nov. 7, with only two small towns missing, show 406,763 for Willlam A. 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SAME BIRTHDAY, THEY EXCHANGE GREETINGS AMSTIR 20 CAssuciated, Pres#).—Sertous disturbances caused by Ex-Mayor Mect ‘Tom Quinn Both iv. unemployed To-day is the fifty-seventh birthday| night. A large number of windows in of two old-time. New Yorkers—Tom|the big warehouses in the centre of the Quinn, Clerk tn the Supreme Court, and] city were smashed. ‘The police made Col. George B. McClellan, former Mayor], charge, slightly wounding several of of Father Knickerbocker’s bafliwick, | tho demonstrators now Prof. McClellan of Princeton Uni- men occurred here taat For RHEUMATISM ‘Tey, Radway’s Jeliforza on the worst cass of rheuratiom, [umbago, grip, sore thi hat you know about. There wit pleasant surprise coming to you—the jrom pain that will come at once. For Src tes For years the former Mayor and Tom Quinn have exchanged fellcitations on their common birthday. ‘The latter to- day brought with him to the County Court House a letter from Prof, Mc- Clellan, which read “Thank you very much for your kind and friendly letter for my birthday. You know that I am haif Irish, for my mother’s people came from County Cork, so T am Very pleased that two so good Irishmen asx you and I first raw the light on the same day. May you have as many returns of the day as you t, and may all of them be happy. Mr. Quinn, like Prof, McClellan, now an out-of-towner as to residence, his home being at Suffern, N. Y peure Peitet Rheumetlora Sere Throat Lambage se SPE CIAL = 67— American Walnut §, Beautifully Carved and Materet. 4-Piece Dining Bow End ed. ox- Room Suites..... 98 ALL GOODS GUARANTEED BY THE ASSOCIATION A Few November Bargains . He Price, Whol. 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