Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-23
City News in Brief

TEN DOILAHs n week aiimony pendine
litigation was awarded TO Mrs. Gertrude
Dolinsky, OF West Berlin, y. j. by VICE
Chancellor Leaning. who sued her husband
Henry J. 'Dolinsky. n leaf tobacco dealer,
OF 2G3 North Third street. philadelphia.
for divorce. She AYERS that her husband
deserted her last March. while he. IN
counter-suit. alleges misconduct. Mrs Do-
linsky said her husband recently inherited
an $4,000 estate and has yearly M
come OF $4,000. when asked about THIS
estate Dolinsky said u was mortgaged 20
the limit and the income was just enough
20 keep his business going
TAPESTRIES VALUED At $500. the
wagon they were in and the horses we're
stolen today from in front OF the Clyde Line
Pier. No. q The freight line company noti-
ned the police.
CITY HALL DETECTIVE George TimIin.
who has been on the force for thirty
years, today sent his resignation 20 Super
intendent Robinson. The resignation is 10
take effect December I. Timlin will en-
gage In the sea food business on Market
street below Slxtieth.
SNEAK THIEVES, entering the cellar
door entrance 70 the dry goods store OF 1.
Sitton, 20s South Sixtieth street, carried
out s320 worth Of goods. loaded II into a
wagon in the alley and disappeared. The
police are on the hunt
MORE THAN $4,000 was collected for
Armenian and Syrian relief yesterday and
saturday. The street collections on Satur-
day amounted to approximately $4,000. A
total OF S375 was collected at Franklin
Field during the football game. Five hum
dred dollars was contributed in ten minutes
yesterday at a service in St Stephens
Protestant Episcopal Church. Tenth street
above Chestnut. where an address was de-
livered by the Rev. Haig Y. Yardumian. ,
sEvENTEEN-yEAR-oL GIRL, bride
OF nine weeks. attempted suicide yesterday
following n quarrel with her husband. She
is Mrs. Regina Feidman. Of Front street
near Wharton. When she seized a bottle
containing poison her husband attempted "a
take II from her. but she drank its contents
before he could prevent It. He sent her to
Mount Sinai Hospital She is expected &c
recover
WHEN A LAMP EXPLODED last night
in a bedroom OF lodging house at Ale
South Ounce street, Clara Moore, twenty
caused her death while she was being car
ried TO the Pennsylvania Hospital on a
chemical engine.
PLUNGING HEADLoNG down a niTh,
OF stairs at her home, Mrs. Bridget Ha-
ven, seventy-six years old, of 1919 North
Second street was instantly killed yester-
day. Her neck was broken by the fall
which resulted when her foot caught in her
skirt rs she reached the top of the stairs
She was removed to St. Mary's Hospital
and pronounced dead
LYING DEAD IN THE STREET In front
OF the Forty-second Ward Republican Club
York road and Nedro street. the body oi
William +. Lipsitt, 65 years old. was found
early this morning by John Schaefer, jan
itor at the club The Jewish Hospital am
bulance was called and when the body wa,
taken to the hospital physicians said thai
heart disease was the cause of death. Lip
slit lived with his son, william Lipstt, al
56lS Nelson street
MISS ANNETTE KELLERMANN, swim
mer of international fame and film star
now appearing on the screen at the Chest
nut street Opera House in "A Daughter o.
the Gods" will lecture tomorrow Afternoon
a. the Chestnut Street Opera House e
members and visitors attending the con
ventlon of the State Federation of women'i
Clubs. Seats not occupied by federation
women will be open TO other women. Th'
admission will be free.
A SEWER PIPE held Edward vigham
four years old. of 40 Greenwich street
prisoner when his foot became caught. Th'
boys leg could not be extrlcated and 1t wal
necessary TO break the pipe. He was takeI
to Mount Sinai Hospital, where II wal
found that the leg was slightly bruised.