The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 12

srocerae rss oh ae sy eae ia q 1 : F ge wi “ia NR WORLD, si iar DECEMBER 12, 1922. Meio enh om: SS Buying Starts Early at Record-Breaking Rate, Mer- FOR AN AUTOPSY} ster ever win trscuclturcoves Bates INJURIES BY AUTO : at a record break- n, northbound Lraftie tt swerved » Browdway and rolled nurth for cover, the wround and tts yugh the show ushimun's bakery, No way. A woman, passing child, sprang through the e bakery with the child before the crash. They America is spending money for Christmas presents ing rate, according to United Press despatches from cities 14 all parts of ‘ he : =(74 s By t hrew the bakery help © Dr. Kennard to Fix Cause of] the country. VF, ele oh co fl ito. om pania,, Sexuitemet iW! 7e¥e i iieals, ‘Bhtanae - J oe peri t yf # -——ateemaianentnhdisstanenenintababienasaianes as Truck ts Couple netghibo 8 ©o high reserves Death—Victim’s Friends | "ven the year war pros ts Truc ' p Potable ist Foul Play are eclipsed by the rush of buyir . Wig tr er the pa in Rain. 2 “ Swann Cone Insis on ou “Se thi asen, in some town 4 eal tw ¢c ¢ t le, brought 4" ly all reported the heaviest rk a A nent after three 4 The body of Dr. Emanuel Danzli, bust ine’ 1918 } Curroll, daughter of t 7 n ‘ Customs oy A wo deuth there has been a i about whore deuth 1 na Shopping Early" campatgn "i ¥ fi Jot of gossip in tho Bronx, inspired, | | t) 1" shi ; ; wll, died to-day in Columbus | we H it {s believed, by the authorities, by fs sini tire ors St. LOUIRO CH Meee eran | Hosptial of injuries she L @) the fact that ho left considerable dpihaghLe Mah A Uc Oa greater numbers than at any time] When she i her father eT! ne was derailed and every win i 1 nee the w n knovke St. Nicholas Ave broker s exhumed in ¢ i 1 doi 1 Seoney,, was exhum N FRANCISCO—Phe volume of | mental ie 4 Stree z j Gradus of No. 123 Bast 119th if C nu i Street last night by on 1 5 , Bast 119t { Cemetery, Brooklyn, this aft ? : rformed to-mor. {OU Christmas trade iy the largest we] whereas wteniobife driven: by Bexsamin s t and Jesse Rosen H ‘An autopsy will be performed to-mor- vas sa ey been pra : tN 119 ¢, hts Hl mensid, Aa ever had,” sald the Manager of a 116 Fort’ Waahinpron Avenue | fow by Dr. Karl Kenna? 1nt) representative department sore. “1'eo sees i fle: Sutaat i Medical Examiner of the Bronx ple are buying practical gifts."* n nd his daughter v ru 3 Dr, Danzi died at 11.05 P. M. Nov.] PITTSBURGH —Buying, 80 far, an] | 1 their way tb thelr home; at No. 256 |to4t Y 17 last in the Va.. Cortiandt Private eae ae (ares one bi tds dd reporting . t t Washington Avenue, and the Jelly Serves tm . =| tt 38 $0 1060 per cent, heavice than cads wero down ina flurry of rain ined gift box, Hospital, Gun Hill Road and Bain} yt vie” twoedollar to $10 a ‘ oS 8 Left bridge Avenue, after an jilness of a} of wearing apparel are in deman a ; it cording to wi nesses. st all suid few hours, Ue was buried Nov, 20.) BUFFALO—Household furnishings ei Thes nubile tip eat tie Hi) an ts windshield pre @ : at ve and more utill-[ vented him from seeing them wher s s — Bince his funeral friends of tho physi- [4nd clothing are first in demand, with lide ' J ne them wi NETHERLANDS LOAN EN t « Jewelry sand luxuries a close second, mu tt walked front of cu M rib HAGUE. D 11 CAgsoclated clan have given rise to reports that in most prosperous year since wit severely | prosy.—The Govert . 7 bie fe wan oh danger, that he wat] COLLATE, Orton poses mee ron —give silverware! i > ‘s * 6 ines co His head M fe planning to flee to Germany and that] Christmas since the war rT " ; he might have been murdered. owner of one of the biggest sto Twe : O gift is so acceptable as silverware! And no ‘After interviewing friends of Dr.| “Useful goods are being en and ay Ni ‘silverware is more highly prized than Heirloom Plate! Heirloom Plate has beauty—distinction. It simply radiates quality. Correctly designed and superbly finished, it is silverware of real ratmement. Heirloom Plate is so honestly made that it is Guaran- teed For too Years! What more need be said in its favor? The better stores are showing Heirloom Plate in chests, in assortments, or by the individual piece,—and with attractive gift boxes. See it at John Wanamaker A.I. Namm & Son, B'klyn R. H. Macy & Co. H. Batterman Co., B’klyn H.C. F. Koch Co. Hahne & Co., Newark and good stores generally chiefly.” stud, g the hospital chart ‘ httoeleeeikgatn ed ses WASHINGTON — Novelty showing the course of the illness, Mr. Adierman decided the only way to definitely settle the suspicion was to have an autopsy. One thing seemed clear, that the diagnosis of broncho- pneumonia, made by the hospital physician, did not take Into considera- tion other symptoms, such as severe pains in the abdomen, N. C. Donato, counsel to the elghity- s ten. hae not year-old “Countess” who lived with Dr. Danzi ton twenty years, althoug! thirty years his senior, yesterday gaye ft ax his opinion that Dr. Danzt died of kidney troubie, or nephritis. Ut éaid Dr. Danzi had complained + pains in his back and abdomen tu) Sour years: OFFERS TO SING IN COURT TO WA SUIT FR $100,000 4 Heirloom Plate ‘From Generation to Seperenisn en REE ET Se TERRES ST PANE arn H Concert Singer Declares Sub- |) way Accident Cut Half an Octave From Notes. Counsel for Marguret Fenton of No: 247 West 11th Street, a concert singer, {Who is bringing a yuit for $100,000 Against ‘the Brookivn Rapid Transit @ompany and Lindley M. Garrison, ar \, Mrceiver, announced to-day that Jus- Hice Joseph Cal Court would by Fenton to sing Claim of do & Miss Fente rts that six months ARO she was jam on the ipre}form of the Canal Street subway ation and was thrown. on her face i. Altman & Cn. 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