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The evening world., 1920-07-03
WOMAN AVIATOR \
IN BLAZING PLANE
1900 FEET IN AIR
Miss Bromwell, With Man Pas
Senger, Lands Safely but
Wrecks Machine.

SEA GIRT N. J- July s-Miss
Laura Brdtnwell, an aviatrix OF New
York City, and James Moshain. q
contractor OF Philadelphia, were
forced to make an. emergency land
ing in a field near here about tbs
O'Clock last night, when the Canadian
Curtiss biplane in which they were
attempting to make a non-stop nlght
to Atlantic City from Roosevelt
Field, Mineola, L. l.. caught IRE at.
an altitude Of 1900 feet.
Attempts to extinguish the flames
in the air were unsuccessful and Miss
Bromwell decided to bring the plane
down wherever there was anything
that looked like a good landing place.
The plane reached an open field, but
before It could be stopped it crashed
into a rail fence, throwing pilot and
passenger out violently. Neither suf-
fered anything more serious than a.
severe shaking up and bruises The
flames destroyed the machine.
Miss Bromwell has been giving avi-
alton exhibitions at Atlantic City re-
Gently Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Nc
Shain made the trip with her from
Kingston, N. Y, to Roosevelt Field
They left Mineola for Atlantic City
at 5.25.
Before leaving for New York this
morning Miss Cromwell told how the
descent was made. She said that az
they neared Sea Girt she noticed that
the gasolene was running low. She
made for a field some distance inland.
and as the plane came down the en-
gine backfired. The machine was
Jared enough by the bacl1fire to
throw the satChel which Mr.. Nc
Shame was holding upon the con-,
trolls beneath the plane. That caused
the machine to become ltnmanageabit
and a second bacllfire set the satchel
on fire %,
As the plane started 10 go into q.
nose dive for the ground Miss Brom-
welI-reached down, seized the satchea.
flung IL overheard and managed 70
right the plane in time TO make a safe
landing.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
DOCTORS REFUSAL
TO OPERATE DENIED
Story of Women Imperilled by
Hammers Conviction False,
Hospital Statement.

pr. Dyke Of Fordham Hospital to-day
denied a report in morning newspapers
that the conviction OF Dr. Julius Ham
Tner, following the death Of a woman
upon whom he performed an operation.
had caused other doctors to reflae the
appeals Of two women in Fordham Hos
pitAl TO save them from the dangers OF
motherhood when their cases were COM
plicated by serious conditions The re-
port had It that as a result tho women
were "at the polnt of death"
One Of the women named Is Mrs. Jo-
seph Lerman. whose address was given
as No. 37ss Third Avenue. An Evening
World reporter learned that she really
lived at No. 53l st. Paul's Place. DR..
DYKE said the report concerning this
woman's condition was bunk" He said
he did not wish to discuss the cases OF
patients in his hospital. but that II Mrs.
Ledman or any other woman were In
need Of an operation to save her life he
wouldn't hesitate to perform such an
operation. even II there had been a hall
dozen convictions a. that Of Dr. HAM
mer.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
ALLEGED SLAYER
FIRES AT POLICEMAN
Brooklyn Man Accused of Shoot
ing and Killing His
Son-in-Law.

Richard Taege. No. Sos Shepard Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, was arrested after re-
volver fight with Patrolman Albreeht
this afternoon and taken TO the Miller
Avenue Police station on a charge OF
homicide. He u accused Of shooting
and killing his sOn-in-law. Herman orr.
Taege said orr married his daughter,
Elisabeth, about a year ego and had
eserted her five times since. Taege said
he also resented orfs conduct toward
his daughter before the marriage. This
morning. according 10 Taege's story.
orf came to the Taege home and was
ordered out The two men met later
~ a saloon at No. o96 Blake Avenue
and had more words.
II "a alleged that as orr moved sud
denly toward hls father-ln-law the lat
ter fired two AhOts, killing orr instantly
Taege ran out the side door and wns
pursued by Ahbreoht. Three bullets
whistled past Albrecht. and he fired two
shots In return. Albrecht Outran his
man and overpOWeFed him. At the sta
uon Taege Was asked II no was sorry.
| Il am not" he said,
| Il ought 60 have done Il a year ago.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
We DEFEATS LNSAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION
BEATS UP ROBBERS
WHO TRY HOLD-UP
Saioonkeeper's Club Saves Cash
and FsilS Man Fleeing From
Rain Of Blows.

Henry Bruins keeps = saloon at No.
1910 Third Avenue and lives behind II.
Early to-day he was making his way
home with the days receipts In a boK
under his left arm and a club in his
right fist.
II the dark hallway between home
and cafe two men jumped At him. ono
WELDING a hammer while tire ether
grabbed for the cash box. with the
club Drums knoOied the hammer 10 tho
moor and cracked both men on their
heads. The robbers beat II for Third
Avenue and Henry followed.
Windows were opened and police
whistles blown. A half block sprint and
the club hit a man who took tho count.
Bruins squatted on his chest until Cop
Winterhaiter arrived.
The man gavo the name Of Thomas
J. heardon, thirty-tWO. Of No. 1891 Tres
mont Avenue. Bronx. He was held in
$4,000 for examination to-day by MaFis-
tTato Mancuai In Morrisania Court.
charged with attempted robbary.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
MRS. WILMERDING'S
ABSENCE HOLDS UP
INQUIRY ON ELWELL
CONTINUED From First Page.)

this morning for two persons to be
present at Mr.. Shevlin's office on next
Tuesday. It was said that II the
witnesses did not respond to the re-
quests, they would be subpoenaed and
compelled to attend. The Federal
agents are working on the clues fur
nished them and will follow and will
keep on the trail during the holidays.
Among men alleged to have re-
ceiYed large quantities OF liquor
through Eiwelrs associates is a man
whose name Is well known to every
New Yorker, who once held high Of
fice and Is a political leader Of promi-
pence. This man will be questioned,
along with others prominent in poll
tics, business and sporting circles,
by Federal agents, who believe they
may tell a lot about Elwell's activi-
ties. The holiday has necessitated a
postponement OF their appearance at
the Customs House until next week.
A break was apparent to-day be-
tween the Federal officers and the
District Attorneys Investigators. Two
OF Mr.. Shevlin's men waited several
hours yesterday to keep an appoint
ment with one Of Mr. Swann's men
who did not show up. One of the
Federal agents then said:
TN not going to be kidded any
longer by Talley and Dooling. 1 have
no time to waste around the District
Attorneys office. I'm tired of going
up there just to get filed full Of hot
air"
When this was repeated to Mr.
Dooling he said: Il have no criticism
of the Federal Prohibition authori-
ties, but we cannot use this office foI
the purpose OF running down all the
bootleggers Of this town who have nc
connection with the Elwell murder"
William II. Pendleton, ex-partnel
OF ElweIl IN the Beach Stables of race
horses, who has been questioned g
number of times by members of the
| District Attorneys ONCE. appealed
last evening 10 Justice OF the Peace
Lewis NJ. Balsig OF Cedarhurst, L. l.
lOE piOtSSNloh "bAiALot ANCW ANA" ~
tectives who, Mr.. Pendleton com
planned, were entering his home anc
interfering with his peace and qule
by endeavors to get him to mak'
certain admissions"
The Justice of the Peace advised
Mr.. Pehdleton to throw any one
out" who made nuisance OF him
self on the Pendleton domains.
Roy Eastman, a brother-in-law o
william Barnes, who lives at No. 21'
West 40th Street and Is President o
the Eastman Rubber Works, denies
a statement made by Barnes, unde'
oath, that Barnes had purchased o
him a quantity OF liquor.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
REGINA DTTALIA HELD UP.
Third Vessel 10 he Detained BE
cause OF EDldemie Fear.


More than 1,7OO steerage passengers
on the Regina DItAlla, arriving at
Quarantine to-day, will be sent TO join
the ISIS steerage voyagers Of the Olym-
pic and Dante Alighieri at Hoffman's
Island for ave days observation for
symptoms Of pilgrims diseases"
The Regina WIN be held at Quarantine
until Monday but the first cabin pas
sengers probably will be brought to the
dock In a special steamer. The Dante
Alighier Is due 20 dock at five o'clock.
The Olympic is docking to-day, and
win discharge 571 second cabin passen-
gers. Her delay was due to the failure
OF officials at CherbOhrg to examine lSs
steerage passengers from typhus zones.
The Italian vessels had passengers from
epidemic areas.
Commenting on Health Commissioner
Copeland's warning that epidemlcs may
be developed by the pilgrimage TO Mecca
this year, DIR. John Kerr, In charge OF
Ellis Island Hospital, said every effort
would be made Ia prevent the danger OF
1918, when cholera was brought here by
Italian immigrants.
Including 1000 passengers taken tronl
the Dante Alighleri. the port record
shows S,626 aliens arriving here and in
spected this week. In addition, 3, 364 are
on the Dante. Olympic and Regina, but
not yet inspected.
The June total passes the so, 900 mark
the record month for immigration since
the reopening OF Ellis Island after the
war.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
LOOKS FOR WIFE
WITH 100000 CASH

ATLANTIC CITY. July S.-"This is
to inform you that have a great de-
sire to visit Atlantic City. and at tlls
same time acquire a greater income and
a happy home and partner. These are
my stipulatlons:
Il want a desirable wife. forty to
forty-five-no chlldren-who viii give
me 100000 at the moment Of our mar
riage. l am a bachelor fifty-flve years
Of age, a college graduate with the
highest Endorsements. but poor.
THE lady can have a divorce and
half her money back any day she
chooses to ask IT,"
These are the outstanding features IN
a letter received to-day by the Cham
Der OF Commerce and the Hotel Mems
Association from a man in Augusta, Ca.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
MRS. GRACE GIBSON
REPORTED ENGAGED
TO MAJOR LOCKE
Understood the Wedding Will Take
Place In Washington Within
a Few Weeks.

A despatch. from Washington to-day
said that Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wet
more Mcmillan OF. New York win to-
morrow announce the engagement Of
their niece. Mrs, Grace Mcmillan GTb-
son Of Washington, TO Mai. Morris
Ernest Locke. u. 3. A. II is under
stood that the wedding will take place
In Washington within a few weeks.
Mrs. Gibson. formerly Miss Grace jars
vice. was the second wife OF Preston
Gibson Of Washington and New York.
They were divorced IN 1917 and the
two children were awarded to Mrs
Gibson. MIR. Gibson is a nephew oi
chief Justice White Of the United
States Supreme Court.
Mai. Locke Is an instructor at the
General Stan College in Washington
He served overseas with the Goth Di-
vision.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
MADOO SHUNS CITY
AND INTERVIEWS
Stays at Long Island Home for Day
With His Family and Declines
to Talk Politics.
tspsclai % ~. pTuainr Woiral

HUNTINGTON. I. L. July S,-wu-
liam @. McAdOo to-day made no change
in his policy q not discussing anything
relative 70 the San Francisco Conven-
tion. He thanked persons who called
ana. an before. told than ne had moth
ing TO say. Thore was nothing to indi-
cate that he intended to alter this atti-
tude during the day.
Mr.. McAdoo did not go to New York
to-day and haid he would remain at
homeS Neighbors said It was hlS Gus
tom not TO 30 10 the city on Saturday.
Before balloting for the Presidential
nomination began he was IN bed last
night. He returned home by automobile
At p N. and after dinner. with mem
bers Of his family. sat on the back porch
overlooking Huntington Bay. Ho ap-
peared to be calm and the talk seemed
light and cheerful.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
$50 FNE FOR SHoPLIFTINe.
MI Of seven Women Convicted Get
Suspended Sentences.

slK Of seven Women Convicted Get
Suspended Sentences.
Six suspended sentences and a fine Of
$50 were to-day metsd out by Justices
Moss. Murphy and Voorhees, in Special
Sessions to seven women convicted of
shopilfting.
Mrs. Edith de F1eur OF Montreal. a
dressmaker. was the woman fined. She
was arrested in Macy's and when
searched a collar. box Of powder. box
Of rouge. two pairs OF ElOves. two
strings OF beads and a pin. all valued at
SIS. we're found on her person.
on her daughter. Estelle. IN the
stockings she was wearing were found
five pairs of gloves. three small pins.
two pieces OF ribbon, a box OF rouge, a
box o. powder. a chain, two pairs OF
stockings, a hat band and a bag. SEN
tence on the daughter was suspended.
According to court records shOplift-
Ing u on the increase despite the cru
sade against It by detectives and the
courts.
The evening world., 1920-07-03

sAdor to Great Britain. would begin
b gain votes.
But Fundamentally the McAdoO
forces have been OF the kind that do
not turn 70 dark horses but prolonE
the baflotlng 1ll victory is in sight.
The Wilson idea has prevailed here
on the platform. II routed Bryan and
has wanted a man 20 carry out WI
son policies. McAdoo and Palmer have
been closest to the Wilson Adminis-
tratiOn. John w. Davis Is the APP
pointee Of President Wilson 20 Great
Britain. He q n splendid lawyer and
has not been enmeshed in internal
politics in the last two years. He
voted against woman suffrage when
a member OF the House OF Represen-
tatives, but with the present plat
form and the changes which candi-
dRcy. would naturally make, Davis
was represented as adj right on the
woman suffrage Issue.
Probably the nomination OF
aate this afternoon. Otherwise the
convention must turn 20 q dark
or Davis. This
would run the sessions into next
week. That's an important factor in
the Psychology Of the McAdoo for
tunes. The deiegntes. anxious to get
away, could easily compel a stubborn
minority 20 give way and join the
band wagon.
McAdoo's chances have been of the
band wagon variety. Everybody was
ready to come TO his aid at the
psychological moment. By the time
this newspaper Is many hours old
that moment will have come and
gone.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
HEIFER BLOWS UP
AFTER CHEWING
DYNAMITE STICK
Another Is Bandaged to Prevent
Like Pate Il She Bumps
Against Post.

A IL because a careless em-
"A plOyse OF the New Jersey
Highway Commission left
a box containing twelve sticks Of
dynamite where two heifsrs be-
longing to Benjamin Hardesty. a
tarmer OF Jutiand. N. J. could get
at them. Hardesty IL minus one
heifer and IN anxiousiy Watching
another. fearful that she also will
explode.
uaardesty has nied one claim
against the State High Commits
sion for Sif5 for the exploded
heller. and he announced to-day
that n she bumps a fenoe post
OF fubs extra hard against q
stump that she also win vanish In
fragments.
you can't blame the cows," he
explained; that dynamite stun n
pretty tasty"
The evening world., 1920-07-03
HEARST's ONE VOTE KISSED.

DisaPBrOvRl From All Parts OF
HalI-DrODH ont On second Ballot.
SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-In the
hrSt baliotlhE last night. william Il.
Hearst. william J, Bryan. Secretary
Daniels and Secretary Colby received
one vote each.
Tho ballot for Mr.. Hearst was rec
eeived with a storm OF hiHses from ali
parts OF the hall, On the second ballot
Hearst and Colby dropped out.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
BURGLAR ALARM TOO SLOW.
Thieves Get Away with 10000 in
Furn BefOte Police Could Respond.

Police and private detectives to-day
are searching for the thieves who last
Tuesday morning climbed the fire-eseape
In the rear OF No. 11S West 27th Street.
broke open a rear window leading intoA
storerOom of /. Kramer and Morris
Kantor, fur merchants, and stole nine
teen fur coats, valued at $4,000.
Although the burglar alarm with
which the place Is equipped began ring
ing as soon as the window was forced
the thieves worked so rapidly that when
officers arrived they had vanished with
the coats.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
COST OF PROHIBITION.
InteFRAl Revenue An Chicago Dis
trIct off PT,102,B2B In Year.

CHICAGO. July 9,-Prohibltion hns
reduced the income OF the Chicago dis
triot OF the Internal Revenue Depart
ment E7,i92,52S during the year Il has
been In force. p. II. Evans. Acting Col
lector OF Internal Revenue said to-day,
His figures show that from July 1,
1918. to June 80. 1919, there was col
lected tls,2SA0i7, while from July !,
1919. TO June 80, 1870. the collections
amounted 70 Sll,Otl,404.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
BRIG. GEN. MARSHALL DEAD.
once Cavalry Private, Constructed
Ambrose Channel Here.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Brig.- Gen.
william l.. Marshall. retired. disoovorer
Of the Manshan Pass across the Rocky
Mountains and constructor OF Ambrose
Channel In New York Harbor. died at
an army hospital here last night after
a short illness Funeral services were
held here to-day and interment was
IN Arlington National Cemetery.
Born at Washington. KY, In 1876,
Gen. Marshall served as private OF
cavalry In the Civil War and later was
appointed to West Point. He was made
Chief OF Army Engineers In 1908 and
served until his retirement from the
army two years latel He was In
charge OF construction OF levees on the
Mississippi and Of the Improvement OF
number OF rivers In the West and
was the Inventor OF automatic movable
dams, lock gates and valyeA
The evening world., 1920-07-03
Far Rockaway Train Schedule
Change,

The Long Island Ranroad. at the re-
quest OF Deputy Public Service Commls-
sioner Donhslly. has agreed to change
tion az East New YORK for passengers
from Far Rockaway In the morning
rush hours The request was based on
complaint by Nathan ID, Shapiro, No.
July I train No, sgs, leaving RocEawsy
Park at $40 A. NJ, will stop at OZONE
Park at s.S2 and az East New York
at $50.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
EATS CANNED MEAT, DIES.
Death OF Mother and Illness of Five
Children Being PrObed.

Investigation vas started by the
Medical Examiner In Brooklyn to-day,
following the death OF Mrs Jeanette
johnson OF No. 2i5 Pacific Street from
what physicians at Holy Family Hospi-
tai diagnosed as ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. JohnBon's husband, Carl, said
that just before being taken m last
Tuesday. her birthday, she had eaten
canned meat bought at a nearby store.
Their children. Ethel. eight Eleanor
and Frank. a baby three months old,
also became H.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
Anoth.r suIcIde In he Tomh..

John Murphy, twenty-five years old.
OF summit Avenue, Jersey City, a pris-
oner In the TOmhs, committed suicide
to-day when he jumped fnom the fourth
floor landing into the rotunda, follow
ing a visit OF his mother. Murphy was
said 70 have been A drug addict.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
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The evening world., 1920-07-03
AUTO KILLS BROOKLYN BOY.
child Was Pushing ScOOter-HOId
0IOtSFn1Rn who Ran Down Lad.

0IOt"TnPn who Ran Down Lad.
Louis Greco. eight. OF No. 27s sackatt
Street. Brooklyn. pushing a scooter In
Henry Street. to-day. was struck by an
automobile driven by Edward Murray,
Of Broad Channel, l.. l. The boy went
under the wheels and was killed In
stantly. The driver was held.
David Matthews OF No. $40 Sterling
Place. Brooklyn, motorman whose car
last night ran down Teddy Fisher,
six. OF No. 872 Lorlmer Street. Brook
lyn, seriously injuring him, was ar
rested to-day In dazed condition al
Franklin Avenue and Crown Street. In
Bridge Plaza Court he said he feared a
mob would attack him, so he ran away
He was held In $1,000 bail for alleged
felonious assault.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
GIRL OF 16, SLAYER,
GETS TEN YEARS
Sentenced for Killing Stepfather-
Was Exonerated for Staying
Father.

ST LOUIS. July s.--UryulR Brod-
erick. sixteen years old. exonerated
slayer Of her father In 1915, to-day was
under sentence OF ten years in the peni-
tentiary for the killing OF her step
She iled notice OF appeal and was
released on $4,000 ball. She has main
tanned she shot Woodlock In defense Of
hOr honor.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
SECOND N. C. PRIMARY ON.
Failure of Candidates to Get Ma
JOrItiss Forces New EIeotioa.

RALEIGH. n. c.. July S.--North Car
olina Democrats went to the polls to-
day In their second primary TO deter
mine candidate for Governor. State
Auditor and Associate Supreme Court
Justice.
Failure OF candidates for these offiees
to obtain majOriteE In the recent pri.
under a State law.
The suffrage question was involved
IN the 0overnorship contest betWaen
Cameron Morrison Of Charlotte and q,
Max Gardner. whose first race was
won by eight votes.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
boy Scouts SRn for England
Tuesday.

The 800 Boy Scouts who have been
selected to compete in London against
the Boy Scouts Of the world in craft
manship and athletics will be here to-
morrow and will mobilize at Fort Ham
llton. They sail on Tuesday on the
transport Pocahontas. Meanwhile they
will be shown the sights OF New York,
given n plunge In the surf at Coney and
a big "feed' at the WaldoTf-Astoria.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
HLDEN. BECOMES
TENNIS CHAMPION;
BEATS PATTERSON
Continued From First Page.)

play all through the tournament.
He took the second set at 6-3 and
kept up the pace in the third, and
fourth sets, winning the match and
the championship by scores OF 6-2
and "a.
Tilden's victory makes him the
first American to win the champion
ship and it was the climax OF a won
derful exhibition of court skill and
daring made after the American
champion, william NJ. Johnston. had
been eliminated.
The finals in the ladies' doubles
championship was won by Mile. Len
glen and Miss Ryan Of California.
They beat Mrs. Lambert Chambers
and Mrs. Larcombs in straight sets,
e--4, Go.
william T. Tilden Of Philadelphia is
the first American to win the worlds
championship in singles. Many stars
have sought this honor at Wimbledon,
but always before some English or
Australian crack stood in the way.
The new title holder is twenty nine
years old and stands feet in his
tennis shoes. In action ne seems all
legs and arms.
His type of game includes more
strokes than any other adversary
either in this country or abroad. His
service is shot over the net with more
power than Maurice McLoughlin'f
cannon ball delivery. The only detec,
in Tilden's tennis was the display Of
too much brilliancV. The tall Phila.
delphian Is high strung and tempera'
mental, and this trait has been re-
Elected In his strokes.
For the last eight yearsaTilden hai
been consistently placed with tn,
ranking American leaders. In thC
finals for the All-Comers Champion
ship at Forest Hills last September
he lost to William Johnston onl,
after a gruelhng match.
During the war Tilden served II
the hospital service.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
WuHtryi latest News Frem the
Conventionf

SAN ERAScIsco. July s.--Tho price
Of whlskey has risen TO $50 quart
here All other convention Necessities
are quotnd amazingly low.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
SHAMROCK TRIALS END.
SIR Thomas Upton Announces Time
IL Needed For Training Crew,

- NNS"N E"F AEaAAAHb NFe"s
Sir Thomas Upton announced this
morning that there are to be no more
trial races between the Shamrock ~
and her 2S-metre trial horse. The
British yaehtsman explained so much
I9s ,R f sR FooS S'' tapmssP IN s5Perl%enttRs
abandoned, that but little remains for
training the ShRmrock's crew of forty
men.
The evening world., 1920-07-03
hRmrOck and ResOIute to Dock


Together.
Sir Thomas Lpton's challenger. the
Shamrock ". and the American d, .
fender. the Resolute. will be docked to-
gether at Morse's Dry Dock. 56th Street.
South Brooklyn, next Wednesday, It
was announced to-day. This will be
the first time that two contestants IN
the races for the Americas cup have
been dOcked together for finishing
touches.
The evening world., 1920-07-03

suffrage Beaten ih BeIEium.
y BRUSSELS. July "a bill granting
suffrage 10 the women OF Belgium was
defeated by a vote OF so to n In the
Chamber 0f Deputies here to-day.
The evening world., 1920-07-03

BAN FRANCISCO. July "A Tam
many special train has been ordered for
8 O'Clock this evening. indicating the
New Workers think a nomination to-
day = certain,