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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
c. w. HOPPER, NEAR-EAST
RELIEF WORKER, IN EUROPE

Siaud" w. Hopper. State Director
OF the Near East Relief for Virginia.
VINO was selected "s ono of five State
directors in the United states to study
conditions in the l.cvant and report to
congress has arrived at Gibraltar ac-
ror"'nE /" a cahl" received at state
Headquarters of the rclicf orraniza-
ti"m yesterday.
Mir Hopper. wi,h Airs Hopper ana
Mr. and Mrs. L. Nj Crutchneld. Of
Richmond. ar" in IN" party which
left Richmond June % MIR Cru,ch-
h"ld Is a prominent Near East Relief
worker. having been city chairman
for Richmond
Mr. Hopper and the other four state
directors VIII tour the stricken coun-
'rirS of Armenia and Syria and report
l" congress on tn" needs for 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
HARRISON NARCOTIC LAW
IS ENFORCED BY TURNER
Change Means I'ulwiIcr's Force
viii Give Entire Attention to
Prohibition Act.

According to Geographic instruc-
tons received from Internal Revenue
tommisS Toner Blair. OF WASHINGTON.
Il. \. f'uIwii"r. Federal prohibition di-
rector. Is no longer charged with re-
sponSihilttE for tho enforcement Of
the Harrison narcotic law Commits
Q 'oncr Blair has designated William T.
turner veteran agent OF the internal
revenue bureau. TO act as director Of
the work in enforcing the Harrison
law. He was transferred from Chica-
so 10 this city shout a year ago.
The telegram announcing tho
change also stated that in the future
the district heretofore known as the
southern Department. which embraces
the states OF Virginia, North ana
south Carolina, Tennessee and Ken
lucky, had been changed TO the Rich
mond Division. made up OF the same
states, ana with headquarters here.
MIR. Turner h,S not been Informed as
TO whether his aprointmcn; is tenn
purury or permanent
Since December. 1919. when tho
southern Department was created.
the Federal prohibition director has
been in charge OF the enforcement OF
both tho Harrison and NolStcad laHs.
on July the prohibition end OF the
work was revised radically, one Ill
rector being placed in charge OF each
under tn" supervision Of one director
aS formerly
The change announced yesterday
means that Nh Fulwilcr and his
force viii now be free TO give their
entire tim" ana attention To the en-
forccmcnt Of the prohibition law in
Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
.PAY LAST TRIBUTE, TODAY
TO FATHER M'kEEFREY
Priests From Every Part of Diocese
Will Attend Funeral of Rich.
mond Clergyman.
BROTHERS WILL. orFIClATE
Regular Choir OF ST. patrick'S
Church Will Render Solemn Mu-
steal ProgrIin--bi~". p'tuuncil
Will Deliver the Address.

Priests from throughout tho bio
cese OF Virginia viii assemble IN It.
Patrick's Catholic Church this morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock ana chant tn
solemn office OF the dead following
which tn. funeral services over the
> remains OF Rev. Father Hugh Johu
Mckccfrcy. who died saturday Will
begin at 10 o'tlo,k
Rev. Father ratrick Mchcetroy. of
ireland. and Rev Father William y.
Mcl<ccfr,y. az Martusburg W Va,
brothers Of "a, dead priest, will par-
ticipate IN tho services. the former
acting as deacon The Subdrayon
will be REV. Father -. T.. Coleman, of
Newport News. ana the master of
ceremonies viii toe Rev. Father Albert
pastor OF st MIryS church, VINO viii
I've assisted 10y Eov. Father Leo y.
GIL Of Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bishop Delivers Address.
Right Rev peui> j O'Coun"li.
Bishop Of Richmond viii rrouounc"
the absolutions over the body and
deliver the funeral address.
The regular 81 ratricks church
choir viii render the solemn musical
program. and following the address
priests. headed hy Bishop o'Comucll.
will pass down the aisle OF the church
TO the sidewalk. where they viii
form = line ON either side as the body
is horne To the hcars"
1ntcrment wili Do" in Mount calvary
Cemetery.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clocl,
very impressive ceremonies were held
for the children OF the parish Rev.
Father Patrick McNccrrcy was tn.
cclehramt ana Rev. Father Mark
Cassidy. of Reucdictiuc COLLEGE. do
livcrcd the cUloeN
Committees from the follow iu.s or
EXAMINATIONS viii he represented at the
funeral: KNIGHTS OF Columbus. Nc
GIN catholic Union. Holy Name So
ciety. immaculate Conception society
and the Ancient order of lIihcruiaus
Lists "f raIIbrnrcrs.
Pnlhcarers will be: Activc-phil
BaGley. Hugh ONcu. William cavcdo.
Charles T., Epps, William l. sullivan.
George J MrSwceuoy, 5. y I.aterzo.
William Enright
Houorary-johu ! Blake Robert
Marks. Thomas lTulloran, Matthew
Dunn Joseph Johnson Harry Shcrvin.
:. l., Kelley. Il. Leo Mcagher. u Gal
lahcr. oscar Parrish. Fritz Sittcrdinp.
John Miller. Jr. pr William II. Par
kcr pr L. II. Garcin. Or. +. +.
Fletcher. pr pohcrty lImchmau.
John NJ Allen. Andrew j Cavnmaugh.
Edward l.. Ryan. John W. Moore.
Charles T. Eldridec Peter Finn"rty.
Rev. Hugh W. Sublert, James Bowen.
John Duty Walter Mohoucy. chief
Rano. Thomas Mead. John u'Grudy.
Thomas BOYLE. Dr William y Nc
C;owan !. Norman Dart, Joseph Dart.
William Disney, Thomas T. Rlukc,
Thomas McCarthy Henry Mckinley
Joseph Ross. Edward Pagan. julius
Gras berger, 81, James T. Disney l.
II Forresta!, Bernard Krummcl, Wi
liam IL Mahor Columbus Can"pa,
Henry Bcckstonyl W w llardwiok"
i. 7 Burke. William Il. sullivan Wi
bur J. c;riEES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
WICKER MANAGES TRIP
OF VETERANS TO FRANCE

John j Wckcr Jr, OF this city. has
been made business manager Of the
proposed ,ru o' former service men
and women to France which Will
take place sometime this summer. Mi
Wicker, who Is q member of tho ma
tional executive committee OF the
american Legion. representing the
department 90. Virginia. has opened
an Office an 90 Yves, Forty-third
Street, New York. city
The rir is J.. i. mtAa on/'hc in-
vitat.on Of President Nill-raud Of tn"
French republic and his government.
ANA each stat" is TO have - certain
number ot representatives IN the
party y number OF events and ccrc-
monies arc 10 ha held in France dur-
ing the time the Americans arc
there. foremost among ;h"m being The
unwilling OF monument in rouor
OF The American soldiers Tn, pro-
gram VIII also include excursions
TO various batt,enclds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

state BOARD OF Education. Pres
hytcrian building, 10 y. NJ.
James River Garden Club. For
est lin Park, 10 y NJ.
Rotary Club. Richmond Hotel. |
l. NJ
Republican club. Richmond 10
tel. 4. VI
Ladies' OF Charity. ST Joscph's
Academy. ! l.. NJ
Mapoh Chapter, No. 30, .. l.. s.
Masonic Temple. 7:i5 T. NJ
Richmond Randolph Lodge. No.
- \ +. X y NJ. Masonic Hail,
= NJ
Claims Committee. city Council.
5 i. NJ
Finance Committee. city coun-
en-. J. VI
st Josyph's Academy AIumnac.
i. NJ
W.stmorclaud club at Sis i. NJ.
Political meeting under auspices
League uf W"mcnNNoter ana Gin
ter rIrk civic Association IN new
school, >l5 l.. NJ
For plays So" "Thcatcr Calcn-
jar" ou EDITORIAL Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
RICHMOND BOYS LEAVE
TOMORROW FOR ~" CAMP

Finai ARRANGEMENTS are being made
tor IN" second summer camp CON
""'t'd ht the Young Mems Christian
association The camp viii l.. at
ONT of Rocks. ON the Appomattox
hiN'' ana VIII hc conducted under
IN" direction "f Physical Director
Nt"'"n. win Mr. Erau"r and MIR.
N'fNpair!'N assisting BOYS attend
hE ms camp will ieav" tomorrow
morning ia "a Group
'",'r'"'s "i TIA" association decided to
'"""u'' second camp through the
requests OF many OF the members who
state mat they are anxious To ntt.nJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
DISCUSS APPROPRIATION
FOR V. R. & P. VALUATION

The Finance Committee is schcd
urea 10 meet al o'clock tonight I'm
reg Hl"r session rh" most important
H''' yer /" ~ taken W viii be the
resolution appropriatiuc S25.GOo cor
nS" by Ia" Streets Committee in as
'"riAining the valuation Of the Vir-
siniA hallway and Power Companv's
property in Eichmond Upon this val
uhton The committee hopes to base
reasonable far" in the 'proposed
blanket franchise
IA" Committee on Claims VIII also
meet at the same hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
AnrIy for RuiIding Trrmits.

j. Lee Davis Yesterday flied an APP
plica'ion with Inspector Butler for
permit TO build brick Hat house
at 2Ol0 stewart Avenue, to cost Sl2,-
900. Applications arc also on file
for permits To build q brick garage
by T.. j. Campbell, AT 81 North Ninth
street. TO cost $500; by the Land
Company Of Virginia. To repair StUcco
garage, ut 30i Noble Avenue. to cost
$500; by " l.. Siacmorc. to repair
tucco garage. at 1920 First Avenue.
o cost S275
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
MANY ABSENT VOTERS
WILL BALLOT BY MAIL

y large number of absent voters :"
o. those wh" Viii he out oi the civ
ON August >. huv" applied to Central
kcs 'Sirar W"oGsou tor the necessary
blanks, which give them the priv
ii"r" "f voting by mail Ycstcrda,
was TIA" last day upon which such
blanks could Toe nllcd in The law
pr"Serih"s that only persons out OF
tn" city on business or "habituol
calling may have IN" privilege Of
voting 1t ie believed thar several
hundred SUCH voters have filed their
applications
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
JOHN D. CAMP ARRAIGNED
IN POLICE COURT TODAY

I4hi u 'amr. held by Richmond
""''.Ii''S an connection with tho
mN'd'i ON january $ 1921. of John \
.ii"S'n aged might wa;chman at the
.1hd wharf below the Trrd,gar Iron
" olNs. WIN hc arraignrd this morning
10 Police court
rs said th" police huv, failed TO
ma any evidence to ,pumo,, camr
WIN ia" iiurdcr ana viii probably nsi,
'"i dismissal of the case when +, is
called this soruiug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
Church Lawn F.,. Toniuh,

For the purpose OF raising money
for the benefit OF III. First Christian
Church lawn party VIII be given
tonight at the home of L.. -. Cook.
bellevue Court. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. The icte
will start al o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
HICKMAN TO hCT AS CLERK
FOR CLIFFORD BlAKELY

During the absence from The city
OF Clifford Biakely. clerk Of the Nd
visOry Board. the work of ;hal Office
will hc performed by T.. s. NJ Heck
man. clerk in the office Of Director
Myers. Mr.. Heck man was for sew
cral years clerk for the Administra-
tive Board. ana mas been connected
with the Department al Safety since
its organization. Mr.. Elakcly will
take AN extended trip in the West.
going as far as san francisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
File nnnLruptc, r,,i,,,,.

lh"rl"s NJ Johnson flied a volun.
'"rN neiltinn IN Dankruptcv in United
S'"'rS district Court. yesterday. nam
ING hhhi!ti'S % Sl0i0 ana no assets
=. ""h<rr' also nicd a petition ycs.'
'"H' pi"'ih% ms liabilities AZ $685.
ana cla,ming no assets richmond
merchants are the principal creditors
in both Instances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
Ice Cream I,c,c Tonight.

I'm Ice cream ictc will he held At
hc cary street settlement ll0i West
Cary street. this evening at $50
o'clock. under the auspices OF the
Woman,S League. There will he ia
DIes OF homemade cakes. candy and
Ice cream. and the public is invited
to attend. The tickets which were
sold for the lawn party Friday. July
10. vii! be .rcdc"mahlc AT this time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
civic Badly session Behaved.

IN" meeting OF the committee in
chars" Of the forming of the Greater
Richmond Cooperative Association.
which was TO nave hccn held last
night In the Office Of H. Raleigh Phil
lips. American National Bank Build
ing. had TO he indefinitely postponed
because OF lack OF a quorum. 1t is
probable that the next meeting will
be called some time in August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
10 ATTEND * orc. s,,.i.u

John j. BLAKE. state deputy U: thr
knights OF Columbus. ana Samug. D..
Kelley. grand knight ofthc Richmond
Council. VIII leave here JUlS - for
san Francisco u attend tho annual
international Convention wh-sn sail
he held August =. ana l. Ncr!uil
will send as IT. delegate y =. lcpgcs.
who Will accompany The locH -cpfe-
sentdtiyes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
DISPATCH PAPERS RECEIVE
OVER $500 TO AID NEEDY
Associated Charities Need Much
More Still to Alleviate Suf-
fcring i'm City.

The fund being raised through The
Times Dispatch ana the Evening Dis
patch 10 assist the Associated Chart
ties IN CARRYING on its work had
reached total of slightly over 5000
las; night The money is needed at
once TO help tn" unfortunate OF the
city who, FOR various reasons. ar"
unable to take care OF themselves
Their" is probably more suffering in
the city than the average person
Knows anything about. and the AS
sociated Charities. because of its long
experience and efficient organization.
+ peculiarly fitted Ia cope with tho
situation. While contributions are
coming in daily. it is felt that con
siderable speeding up is necessary
II the Associated Charities is To bc
allowed to do its best work.
Contributions received yesterday.
together with the total amount re
.,l1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
Inrdcn Ciuh Meet, Todn

me James River Garden Gun vuI
meet ms morning at 10 o'clock al
",.s' mn I"rk The members will
ant and the planting OF iris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
ASKS AlNSLlE TO ADDRESS
LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES

Mayor George Ainsiic was ycstcr-
day the recipient of an Invitation
from Mayor Roper Of Norfolk. TO
address the Virginia League OF Aiu-
inequalities in convention in Norfolk
on September :. Mayor Ainslie will
attend the meeting. II nothing un-
f"r""ccn intcrfcres. aud viii address
tho body. Richmond Will be- we'll
represented at tho convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

y ""'d OF bargain and sale was re-
corded IN the Chanccry Court ycstcr-
gay by which the property at 1902
stuart AE"nu. is transferred to Al
neH ~ Dudley by Thomas IL. Duke
Tor $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
REVEALS THIEF
IN FIFTH "A VENUE CHASE
Stolen Automobile Crashes Into Donald McKessons
Machine and Driver Takes to Flight With Crowd
at His Heels Until Caught in Madison Ave-

An automobile thief nervous OF rur-
.uit, tried 70 smash his way through
fifth avenue traffic at Forty-fifth street
yesterday afternoon and rammed his ma
chine violently against a touring car
owned b. Donald McKesson Of Rye.
member of the firm of McKesson &
Robbins wholesale druggists, 81 Full
ton street. Two women inside the Nc
kesson machine screamed as a mud
guard was ripped away and the wind
shield broke under the impact and scat
tered in on them.
Mr.. McKesson's chauffeur jumped out
and started for the other driver. with
demand to see his license. The latter.
with scarcely a moments delay, leaped
out. abandoning the automobile. ana ran
through the lane held for crosstown
traffic. heading east.
The sound OF the crash had attracted
: attention, and when the chauffeur of the
mcKesson car gave shout and went in
pursuit about 200 persons Joined him.
Traffic in the avenue was held UP and
The New York herald., 1921-08-24

policemen on traits stations near by
took charge or the congestion.
Many persons took UP the cry Thief -
and there was a quick dash through
Forty-fifth street. AT Madison avenue
Patrolman James Harrington saw the
crowd in the cross street and held up
traffic. But the fugitive made the corner
rapidly and got past him. turning north.
At Forty-seventh street Patrolman
Harrington in pursuit dra agged down a
man leading the crowd. They fell to-
gether and when they got up the pris-
oner was handcuffed. Harrington
walked the man back to Fifth avenue
and to the abandoned car. The plate
number was that OF the automobile of
Isidore Hyman OF 3S3 Tenth avenue, AS
torla, l.. l., which had been stolen al
Second avenue and Ninety-sixth street
about two hours previously
At tho East Fifty-first street police
station the prisoner was booked on a
charge OF grand larceny He said he
was John Bidak. 2l, Of 3S6 East 101st
street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
MRS. MAYO DELAYS
DIVORCE SUIT REPLY
Goes to Tuxedo After Broker
Issues BrOadside in Coney
Bath Mystery Case.

Mrs Charlotte Catherine Mayo. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. T.. 8. Cheatham. whose
clothing was found Sunday in Coney
Island. bathhouse, went to Tuxedo Park
yesterday under the advice OF her ply
sician. to get out OF the city for
few days. Neither she nor her lawyer
would make any statement regarding
the accusations or Roy A. Mayer, In
vestment broker, who is suing her for
q divorce but II was announced by
friends of the young woman that she
would have nothing to say until the
suit goes to trial. and that she then will
introduce affidavits refuting the allega-
tions.
Mr. Mayo. who pronounced the sup
posed drowning OF his mother-in-law
hoax issued a statement through MS
lawyer, Anton Siegel Of 1540 Broadway,
relative to statements attributed to his
wife in the morning newspapers.
.'She has said that she phoned her
uncle, Mayor Williams. and his wife In
Memphis. Tenn, and that they denied
the affidavits which are now on file IN
the Supreme Court" he said. Docs
she insinuate that we forged Mayo.
Williams's name? Does she insinuate
that We forged the signature of Chief Of
Police Daily In Colorado? Does she NJ
snuate that we have forged court rec
ords or that the court records them
selves lie, In the face Of the fact that
we have certified copies OF these court
records and that We have had these
affidavits signed by these individuals OF
reputation and prominence?
in view OF her statements since the
institution or this divorce suit / have
made up my mind that shall leave nc
stone unturned TO disclose her every act
in the past. so that other men may not
be mistaken. ! am absolutely deter
! mined TO fight this case 10 the very iast
ditch, because there Is but one thought
in my mind and that, above ALL Is TO
retain possession OF my baby.
To-day my attorney made re-
quest upon my wife's attorney that they
return to us the baby's clothes. as we
did when they requested the clothes. At
that time we not only gave the baby's
clothes. but returned her clothes, also"
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
HADDAD RECEIVERS HIS
SEIZED 100000 IN GOLD
Venezuelan viii Spend 1t for
Needs and Business.

t'elice Haddad. who arrived Monday
on the steamship Cara cas- OF the Red
y Line from Venezuela. went yesterday
10 the Custom House. made an informal
entry and recovered the 10000 In United
States gold coin, which had been seized
because the customs inspectors were
not accustomed to seeing SO much
ready cash brought into this country
in mans baggage. The officials ap-
peared to be satisfied with his expla-
nations
The money. which was carried in a
trunk and two bags among the rest
OF his baggage, was taken from the
Custom House to the National city
Bank. Hadded will spend It for his
personal needs while he Is in New York
and in n few business transactions
RE is said to be the son OF Ven
ezuean millionaire.
1t was learned at the Custom House
that the Red y Line had levied freight
rates on the tl00. 900. Officials OF the com
pany refused TO discuss the case. Gus
toms officials were unable TO say when
money on a steamship is merely money
and when II becomes freight.
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
MAN DIES FROM BURNS
INFLICTED BY HIMSELF
Negroes Suicide FolloUs Sem
tence for Felony.

Sylvester Crockett. negro. died yester-
day at Bellevue Hospital from burns
which he received Monday. when he
poured a bottle of kerosene over his
clothing in the fingerprint room at
Police Headquarters and set himself
afire.
He had rubbed the oil over his face.
and one eye was burned out. Crockett's
attempt upon his life was made short
time after he had been sentenced by
Judge Mulqueen In General Sessions
for felonious assault upon Patrolnlan
Otto Metz of the West f35th street
station. lie was conducted to the
finserprint room and left alone for a
few minutes with instructions TO wash
his fingers with the oil TO remove the
printing ink.
Detectives said that Crockett had
served In a prison camp at Jackson
VILE, Fla. for three years. and gave
the opinion that the negro feared he
would be farmed out OF Sing Sing.
He suffered a night of torture. and died
shortly after o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He lived at 131 West 13Sth street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
YOUTHS IN PIRATES DEN
RESENT COVER CHARGES

Magistrate Peter Hating refused in
Night Court last night to pass on the
legality Of CONVERT charges In case
before him involving the Pirates Den
of Christopher street, Greenwich VII
lage. lie found three young men who
had refused to pay the convert charge
guilty of disorderly conduct for using
bolsterous language and suspended SEN
tence.
The youths we're Albert Singer of i449
Minford place, The Bronx; Jacob Lam
dau OF 14s West llith street and Philip
Sedell OF 1i47 Vyse avenue. The Bronx
They said they had read in a newsps per
that cover charges were illegal and
wished 70 test the matter.
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
BABY FURNISHES CLUE
TO SEVERAL ROBBERIES
Asserted Woman Carried
Child When Seeking Work.

Mrs. Virginia Guandino, p, carried
her bs BY with her when she applied
for positions as servant. and the child
was In her arms yesterday when she
was called before Magistrate Bernard
!. Douras, ~ Washington Heights
Court. on q charge OF grand larceny.
She was arrested Monday on the COM
plant or Mrs. Josephine Minnan of 81
Fort Washington avenue. who said a
short time after she sad employed Mrs.
Guand!no the young woman departed.
carrying her baby. jewelry valued at
$500 and SIS IN money.
The detectives said they had other
complaints or a woman who answered
advertisements for servants and ap-
peared with a baby In arms, later TO
disappear with the family valuables
Mrs. Guandino. who lives at 223 East
Ninety eighth street, was held in 81 00l
bail for examination to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
NO RESTAURANT FOOD CUTS.
Society Of Restnurnteurs saves by
CooperatIve BurinR.

The Society Of Restaurateurs held a
meeting last night at the Hofbrau for
be purpose OF explaining 60 the MEM
--s~ the Standard Purveyors, Inc,
p corporation organized for cooperative
puving on large scale by restaurants
The corporation has sixty-two members.
was said. and already has saved con-
siderable amounts by buying on large
scale. All the larger restaurants are
being asked to join.
Members OF the society present de-
elsred there would be no cut In restau-
rsrt food prices this winter. Food IL
advancing instead OF declining, they
ss,d. and there ia no deci-e In labor.
rent .axe- and o,ir- .:t.aa of ccG'
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
AUTOMOBILE IS STOLEN;
THIEF PHONES OWNER
Tells Him to Delay Report
and Collect Insurance.

While Samuel y. Freedman. an official
OF the Beacon Smelling and Refining
Company OF 5 Beacon street, Newark.
was investigating the theft OF an
automobile from the company's garage
yesterday lie received a telephone mes
sage from a man who said he had the
car.
Your car IS insured wasn't it?" the
voice asked.
Yes" Mr.. Freedman answered.
We'll, don't report II for day or
two That will give me time 70 dispose
Of Il. Then you can get the insurance.
the man replied.
Freedman endeavored to trace the
call but was unable to do so. The po-
lice failed also. The car was stolen
from the company's garage at 80 Mer-
cor street through the breaking Of
i~'i Oh rear door.
The New York herald., 1921-08-24
CHILD "a WASTE or TIME"

Meyer n. Wolf. garment manufac-
turer, OF 135 West 10th street, yester-
day was ordered TO pay s35 week
alinony to Mrs. Helene Wolf, who Is
suing for separation, alleging cruelty
and desertion. She asserts he has never
bothered 10 see their twelve weeks old
baby. born since he left her on April 4
iast sending word that he didn't want
% waste the time"