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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
CALENDAR

TO-DAY.
d. ylisshsth's. Guild has Boa sDda st
%. yoDphs achool hall.
Jane Dsaano Circle Eings DsugAtos
meets = O'Clock - 7. ". Q. A.
TUESDAY.
Nuac stu6esss' recital u cssvssy H.o-
list church.
Lady Easiss sivs card party.
Darwin Ttflipa" subject OF taIk ~
RAYMOND d Ricks before TnCsty Garden
club q homo Of Mn. J. n. Haubefy d .
O'Clock.
Rock Island chapter. No. 200. o. =. D..
entertained by Moline chapter.
Tn-City womens Press club dinner
meeting At Moline Girls Federation club
rooms at $50.
Outing club weakly informal dinner
dance.
THURSDAY.
Alert circle. Kings Daughters meets
tenth street.
Plattsdeutschen-s chwestern give card
party.
Lady Eagles sponsor card party.
Graduation exercises Of Lutheran hos
pitai school Of nurses At First Lutheran
church. Moline. followed By reception ~
nurses' home.
Music Lovers club program meeting =
Mrs. Alice Atwill's studio, Davenport.
Etude club meets with Mrs. A. c. Muel-
Ter. Davenport.
FRIDAY.
Silver Cross circle. Kings Daughters.
meets with Mrs. Henry Arndt, 1888 Fiji
tenth street.
woman's Trade Union league gives card
party.
SATURDAY.
May breakfast of Davenport Women
club at Outing club.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter speaks before
Moline Women's club at Congregational
church. Moline, at 3 O'Clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
'NEMSNOTBSS|s MQlELAND|
~ 6DnAIgYDEAN &5E

Mr.. Holubar says:
Do not lit your dancing partner
BY the ears.
Do not drag back the right leg In
making = bow.
Do not nudge your hostess in the
ribs to attract her attention.
In no circumstance must men
playing diplomats" engage in fisti-
cuffs while the camera is clicking.
Dowagers must not shoot craps
with the property man; it inter-
feres with their work.
Dinner guests must not eat all
the food until it is certain that a
retake will be necessary.
While dining. the guests will
keep the elbows close to the ribs
and avoid bayonetting their neigh
bors with their funny bones.
Metres Offerings.
Four dramatic photoplays: "Ex-
travagance." starring May Allison;
1.-THE Little Fool" q special adapt
ed from the novel by Jack London;
"A Message from Mars" starring
Bert Lytell, and Puppets of Fate"
presenting Viola Dana in the stellar
role-constitute Metros releases
for March.
Chaplain weighs 125 pounds, is
five feet four and has brown hair
and blue eyes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
MAR RS0RH

fH Nay s.-French occun..
uon troops are within 20 kiJom..
tefs OF Essen, the German arMs
ment center. Belgian cayalrv 10 n
W ior an advance from
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Card Party to Be in Moline.

Announcement is made that the
card party which Is being given by
Hrs. A. d. Bausch for the benefit
e Barbara Frietchie tent flag fund
VII be given at the Girls Fedora
tom club rooms. Moline, instead OF
y Memorial hall, as was stated in
saturdays paper. The affair, which
y to be held in the afternoon, is
OF all friends and members of\pa-
rtotic organizations.
Members Of the tent also are re-
minded that the initiation and in
eeallation. which is to be given by
III c. Cleaveland camp, Sons OF
1erans. and was announced for
tmorrow evening. has been post
pned until Friday evening. The
4ughters are to serve refresh
Jents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
MADE GENERA.

London. May s.-King George an.
pointed the visiting japanese crown
prince an honorary general in tb.
British army. =" Tue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
viii Rppeat PIay

The play, Charity Ball." pre-
sented at the Little Theatre of Dav-
export Friday evening, was such a
success that 1t will be repeated on
Thursday evening Of this week.
The entire cast, which was COM
posed Of Neil Buckley and Lester
Turner of Rock Island and Edison
Briggs, Weston H. Fort, Kenneth
Dollin. Miss Florence Miller, Miss
Hazel keener. Mae Park Wilson,
Becky Ritz, Alice Einfeldt and
Marie Zoller, did exceptionally
good work. One of the successes
Of the evening was the thespian
efforts of Edison Briggs, while Neil
Buckley as John Van Buren,, and
Kenneth in triple role were very
good. Miss Peggy LaDean-Miss
Margaret Schnitzer - of Rock Is
land and little Juanita Braun IA
vored with delightful solo dances.
The Misses Florence Levinstein
and Florence Lewis, pupils Of the
dramatic studio and dancing school
conducted by Mrs. Ada Heist- Ober-
man, are being starred this week
in a prologue to THE Devil" the
picture that is running at the Fort
Armstrong theatre.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Change Place Of Meeting.

Laura Marquis circle Of the
South Park Presbyterian church
Will meet at the church tomorrow
evening, instead Of at the home of
0rS. Sterner c. Anderson. Mrs.
Anderson will be hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Cleric Meets With Miss Arnold.

Miss Dorothy Arnold Of 1907
Seventeenth street delightfully."- en-
tertained members of the Mary
Kelly circle, Westminster guild
Saturday afternoon. The afternoon
was devoted to sewing and chatting
and favorable report was read in
regard to the selling of the Chinese
Life Saving stamps. Mrs. E. A..
Zeigler led in the lesson study.
Ministers OF Mercy" and the re-
naming time was spent playing
games. Refreshments were served
at a later hour by Miss Irene
Zuerker.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
etaaIevs 70 Direet.

Among the Interesting announce
ments made this week in Hollywood
BY Jesse L. Lasky. first vice presi-
dent Of the Famous Players-Lasky
corporation. is one to the effect
that Perhyn Stanlaws, the we'll
known artist, who has been study
ing the production of motion pic
lures for the last year at the East
ern and West Coast Paramount
studios. has signed a five-year con-
tract to direct Paramount pictures.
and that he has been chosen to d.
rect Betty Compson in her first
Paramount starring picture.
The title of this picture is AT
the End of the World" and it is to
be an adaptation Of the European
stage success of the same name by
Ernest Klein The play II said to
provide an ideal stellar role for
Miss Compson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Many Eujoyed Dance Recital.

A very pretty group of aesthetic
dances were given at an out-of-door
recital Saturday afternoon at Long
View park under the direction of
Mss Ruth Blakemore. Those who
tDok part in the program were
Misses Rosalind Fisher. Lucille
Carothers, Sulah Ferguson, Mary
eud Lois Hinkle and Beatrice Roth.
The affair was delightful with each
one taking her part splendidly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
FAREWELL Dinner COURTESY.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Hines Of 2704
Mghth-and-a-half avenue, enter
tained at q / o'clock dinner yester-
Day a. a farewell courtesy for Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Barley. who leave
June 1 for Indiana. Covers we're
MID for "a and large bouquet Of
Uweetpeas was the attractive center
arrangement. There will be a SER
- Of parties given for Mr..
ead Mrs. Barley and next Sunday
~. and Mrs. A. e. Butt Of sol
lorty-second street will entertain.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Garden Club ut Hauberg Home.

The Tri-City Garden club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. j: H.
Hauberg. Members are asked to
have specimen tulips with them or
some other spring tulip. Raymond
de Ricke will address the meeting
and will speak on the Darwin
tulip.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Have Surprise on Mrs. Movers.

Mrs. Israel Herman and Mrs.
Nathan Satin entertained at a sur
prise party for Mrs. Sol Meyers of
1015 Eleventh avenue, Saturday
evening. Mrs. Meyers has under
gone several operations and upon
recovery the ladies thought it very
appropriate to give a party in her
honor. Some fifty guests attended
and the evening was devoted to
games and sociability. Delicious
refreshments were served later in
the evening and Mrs. Meyers was
presented with an electric perco-
later and other silver articles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Giying En- Instructions,

Extra men and women who find
it difficult to know what to do and
what not to do In society scenes
would do we'll to read Allen Holu-
bars instructions. He purposes
publishing them in . book and is
passing them along to other direc-
tors who have had the same trou-
bles in coaching players as he has
had in Observation-Disclosures"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Sewing Meeting Postnoned.

y Colonel Bracket circle. ladies of
. G. A. R.. has postponed the sew
q which was to have been held to-
borrow, until a later date. The
ext business meeting will be held
Jay - Delegates to the G. A. r.
pnvention to be held May II. Is
nd IS. in Galesburg are Mrs. Belle
Dnes. the president; Mrs. Sylvia
onovon and Mrs. ]. c. Stanton.
= everal Of the members are plan
ne to attend the meeting also.
4 bnevolent Society Chooses Officers.
Mrs. Harry Friedman of HOS
Eunrth avenue entertained the
Ttin-C City Benevolent society at her
home yesterday afternoon. This
w. the annual meeting OF the So
clefy ard officers were elected as
follows:
Iresident-Mrs. Samuel Rotten
fe2g.
s. Vice president-Mrs. H. Alter.
Il oecretxry--Mrs. Abe Poyelankey
u East Moline.
Treasurer--L. r. Levy.
Z A collection Of $l2 was taken up
Annng the members and the bal
eace In the treasury will be used to
- . family In this city. Refresh
e1eS were served at the close OF
y business session and the next
oeeing viii Be with Mrs. Jacob
s0s- slo4 rifth-and-s-half ave-
Y 10 - June 5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Clear $165 From Sale.

The annual "Pigville Day" sale
sponsored by Ruth's Band Of
Broadway Presbyterian church at
the home Of Mrs. w. B. MCINTYRE
OF 1923 Twenty-third street Satur-
day afternoon was quite a success
with q sum Of $1s5 being cleared At
the utility and bake sale. Proceeds
from the affair will 60 toward the
Cleland Memorial chapel in Korea.
Splendid ProgTan for PIT. "A.
The last regular meeting of the
Lincoln P. T. 4. will be held 20
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at
THE school. The program arranged
Tor the afternoon consists larTely
OF folg dancing. drills and eames
which will illustrate the work BE-
ing done in the physical training
department. under the direction 81
Miss Francis OBrisu. Ths assocs-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Program for Biennial Benefit.

Music Students club of Daven-
port will give a program tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock for the bene-
fit Of the N. F. NJ. C. biennial fund,
members to be assisted by Miss
Edna Mitchell and Mrs. Evlan Sar-
gent of this city, Miss Grace Smith
and Walter Paarman. The affair
will be at Calvary Baptist church,
Davenport. The program is an
nounced as follows:
Organ, Andantino in B fat de
mare)-Miss Smith.
Voice, 20, for a Burst of Song"
(Allisten)-Miss Grace Ames.
Trio, (a) 1.-The Dancers" Der
wald); o. "The Wanderers Night
Song" (Rubinstefn-Lynes) Mrs.
Cochrane, Mrs. Wheeiock, Mrs. Wa
terman.
Organ: (a) improvisation"
(Jadassohn); (b) "The Nightingale
and the Rose" (Saint-Saens)-Mrs.
Reading.
Voice, There is a Green Hill Far
Away" (Gounod)-Miss Ryan.
Organ and piano, (a) "The Lady
Of the Lake" BREWER; o. Ser
enade" (Schartel) - Mrs. Sargent,
Miss Mitchell.
Duet, (a) "Sing. Sing, Birds on the
Wing" (Nutting); (b) Mistress
Mary (Salter)-Mrs. Cochrane, Mrs.
Wheelock.
Trio, violin, cello and organ, (a)
"Serenade" (Drdla); (b) Moment
Musical" (Schubert)-Mrs. Lee, Mr..
Paarman. Miss Branigan.
Voice, "Boce di donna" from Gio-
conda (Ponchielei) - Mrs. Water
man.
Organ "Fantasi Symphonique''
(Cole)-Miss Branigan.
This splendid program will at
tract music lovers generally and a
cordial invitation is extended to
everybody. There will be no regu-
lar admission fee but a silver offer
ing will be taken and the more gen.
erous it is the better it will help
with the financing of the coming BIZ
ennial for which it is given.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Mss Bsrbou Student President

4 HISS B3fUOu OIuucut AAOohuO
The annual meeting of the stu
lent department Of Rock Island
Musical club was held Saturday aft
efnoon at the Y. w. c. A. Follow
ing are the officers who were elect
q for the ensuing year:
sPresident-Miss Elizabeth Bar
bcu.
First vice president-Miss Ruth
Cpy.
Second vice president - Miss
3khel Livingston.
sSecrdtary-Miss Marjorie Stock
a1ig.
iTreasurer-Miss Helen Clark
IN.
Misses Irene Mcleod, Virginia
Stafford, Virginia Lee, Eileen Mol
lGr, Dorothy Algie and Mildred Mil
lar took part in the delightful pro-
gram that followed the business
meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Carpenter
Wedding : Quiet
Saturday Event

Z - wedding Of Miss Bella N.
1DGntsr, daughter Of Caleb L.
gpsatsr Of $40 Twenty-fourth
~ 70 William n. Dart, psssi-
q Of Henry Darts Sons. whole
y grocerS and one d Rock Is
hl's most prominent business
~, vas . quiet ceremony Of Sat
aay svsning. Rev. John McGown
bvssson, pastor Of the Broadway
[Iuobytsrian church. performed
- service at 8 o'clock ut the Car
ntor homo before a small COM
~. which included only the I'M
bdiats relatives. There were 70
n1oudAntS.
fIhs bride wore . travelling suit
~ dark blue tricotine with q dainty
Nhlte blouse and her flowers were
4 corsage of pink sweetpeas. I'm
Glsdistely following the ceremony
- couple left for Chicago. from
lEhere they will 60 east. The e1-
S6ct 70 b. gone about three weeks
"a upon their return will make
NC their home IN the Dart home
67Dnd at 2106 Seventh avenue.
!, nlrs. Dart has for several years
len in charge Of the collection and
a5te department OF the Rock Island
Awnings bank, and has been very
enable business woman. Mr.. Dart
. member Of one Of the Oldest
Hock Island families. He Is the
e1n Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
UArt and q grandson Of Henry Dart,
ne founder OF the Dart firm, which
q 4 pioneer grocery house.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

Rock Island chapter, No. 351,
Women Of Mooseheart legion, are
giving a public card party tomor-
row afternoon at Maths hall.
Prizes will be awarded to the win
ners in the games Of 500, which
will start at 2 o'clock and refresh
ments will be served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Mrs Bailey Mission Society Hostess.

MI . buiIOy 1HIco1OH OOClCty IUSIcDSs
The woman's missionary society
of the First Baptist church was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Bailey Of 1915 Twentieth street,
Friday afternoon. The ladies busted
themselves with white cross work
from 2 to 3 o'clock and Mrs. W. H.
Kelley took charge Of the program
for the remainder of the afternoon.
Mrs. Bailey was assisted in serving
by Mesdames John Titterington,
Mary X. Tschillard, P. A McDon-
aid and G. ]. Frysinger.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

May breakfast Of Davenport Women
club at Outing club.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter speaks before
Moline women's club at Congregational
church. Moline. at 3 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-01
Three Ancient Peanuts
Figure i'm $25O,OOO Suit
Aged Inventors Belief They
Warded OFF Illness Alleged in
Effort 10 Break Will

Three shriveled peanuts, treasured
tor twenty-five years as insuring their
possessor against ills of the flesh, fig
ured as evidence in a contest to break
the will of the late ErSene Tymeson.
widely known inventor. # Yonkers, in
the Probate Court at White Plains yes
tcrday.
The estate of the inventor is de-
clared to be worth not less than $3.50
coo, and he left it all to Miss Harriet
Frederick, of 12 Yonkers Avenue, Yon-
kers, with whom he formerly boarded
for sixteen years, and to Mrs. Lille
Miller, Of 260 Woodworth Avenue, Yon-
kcrs. TO Miss Frederick was also be-
Qucathcd the house at Yonkers IN
which the inventor died at the age Of
seventy-threc. Miss Frederick occupies
TIE house.
Thomas j. McNell, counsel for nine
relatives contesting the will, charged
that undue influence had been exer-
oised.
Mr.. McNeill offered the statement of
n woman, whom he intends to produce
as q witness, to the effect that Tymeson
was eccentric during the twelve years
she had known him.
The lawyer said this young woman
lad related the peanut incident, IN
which she had cracked one of three
peanuts which she had observed lying
on the desk of the inventor, and was
sharply rebuked. He is alleged to have
asserted that the peanuts had kept him
healthy for twenty-five years, and she
had broken the charm.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-01
Father of Seven Kills
Wife and Then Himself
Enraged Because Woman Oh.
tanned Decree, He Commits
Murder in Home

NEWARK, Feb. 28.-Anthony Wasky.
enraged at the decree Of separation and
alimony obtained recently by his wife,
Mrs. Jenny Wasky, Of at South Ninth
Street, this city. murdered her yestcr-
day in the kitchen of her home, and
then committed suicide by inhicting q
knife wound in his stomach.
Both were found in pools of blood on
the kitchen floor by their daughters,
Estellc, seventeen, and Eleanor, eight
cen years old. Mrs. Wasky was dead
and the father died shortly after being
taken to r hospital. A hammer, a
hatchet and a carving knife were found
beside Mrs. Wasky's body.
Il killed her; you can now kill me
it is all my fault" gasped the father
as the two daughters came in and be-
held the tragedy. Wasky then lost
consciousness and never regained it.
Several days ago, according to the
children, Wasky appeared at the home
with revolver and threatened to shoot
the whole family. On that occasion he
slashed Mrs. Wasky's picture, saying
Some day | will do this to you"
The murder was discovered when the
two daughters failed to get The usual
morning call for breakfast from their
mother and decided to investigate
There are seven children in the family.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-01

GARRETT. IL. l.. Chicago; steward. car
GILBERT, Mrs Ettie H.. Chicago: shaken
GoRMAN. Mrs. Carlotta, Elkhart. Ind ;
back and neCk strained.
HOOK. Lou!s Jackson, Mich
IRNlNA. r. O., Chicago; shaken up.
IRNINA, Mrs. r. O.. Chicago; shaken up
KENNEDY. Miss Florence. actress, Plaza
Hotel Chicago; nose fractured
KLINMAN Sol. Chicago. shaken up
KLlNTRuP. II. c., Mountain Lakes N. J.. {;
shaken up
LOsON. Arthur t.. Chicago; sprained wrist
MAUNTLEY. Mrs c. r.. Chicago: uose
injured.
MBETH. Cart. Detroit: bruised.
MERRITT, William. La Porte. Ind: back
O'BR1EN, ]. O.. Chicago; shoulder bruised
OLSEN. George. Chicago; left shin bruised
plTNER j.. E,. Racine. Wis; shaken up
PlTNER Mrs. l.. e, ~acine, Wis; knee
and side injured.
POWELL. Edwin o.. Toledo, baggageman;
head injured.
ROBERT. Frederick W. Chicago; nose
injured
RoSENTHAL. Abraham, Chicago High
School teacher at Michigan City: skull
fractured.
ROWLAND, ]. s. South Bond. Ind. forc-
head bruised.
sALERNo. Anthony. Chicago: head and
chest injured.
SMITH. James H. r. +. D.. No. G. Elk
hart. Ind; shaken up
STAFFORD. J. r., Chicago: ankle sprained.
STANTON, Mrs. X. T.. Chicago: shaken up.
SYLVAN, Victor NJ. Chicago; arm bruised.
jured
w EBSTER, Norman E. 22s West Seventy
first Street, New York City: shaken up
ELLMAN. Chicago; shaken up
New-York tribune., 1921-03-01
Court Frees Wife Held
On Husbands Complaint
Mrs. Zinsser, Arrested on AT.
tachment Writ, Is Freed by
Justice Ford

Mrs Gertrude Zinsser, Of Passaic,
N. j., who was arrested last Thursday
On writ Of attachment obtained by
her husband, Rudolph Zinsser, n paint
and varnish manufacturer Of this ty,
was formally discharged from custody
yesterday, when Justice Ford dismissed
tho writ.
Mrs. zinssers arrest followed her
arraignment on an indictment found
against her for failing to bring her
young daughter from New jersey into
the jurisdiction Of the New York courts.
Her Indictment and cxtradition from
New Jersey followed habcas corpus pro-
ceedngs brought by Mr. Zinsser to get
possession Of his child
While here on tho indictment pro-
ceeding Mrs. Zinsser was arrested in
the other action. Justice Ford On Fri
day paroled her in custody Of counsel
until he should decide the case. In his
decision the justice called attention to
the fact that Mrs. zinsser obtained q
decree of separation from her husband
In New Jersey. and was awarded the
custody of their child, although later
Mr.. Zinsser obtained a separation de-
cree in New York, with custody Of his
daughter.
"Therc has been much grandiloquent
comment by counsel here about the
dignity of the court, about the ncces-
sity of enforcing respect to the court
by sending this woman to jail" said
Justice Ford. "The courts are pretty
we'll able to take care Of their own
dignity. However, when I became a
judge | did not surrender the right to
apply common sense and experience
and my own Judgment to the adjudca-
tion of court matters. It seems plain
to me that the Indictment for criminal
contempt was brought against Mrs
Iinsscr for the purpose Of bringing her
into this state so that she could be
served with this warrant of attach
n1 ont ,,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-01

artist. his first having divorced him,
was the inspiration Of several Of her
husbands portraits. In her complaint
she alleged that Mr.. Tartoue threat
ened to mar her beauty by throwing
vitriol in her face, also that he
threatened to kill her.
Mrs. Tartoue said that she lived in
fear Of her life before she and her
husband separated and that she was
confined in a sanatorium as a result
Of efforts by her husband to have her
as an incompetent. The
plaintiff also alleged that Mr.. Tartoue
sought to compel her to assist him in
various fraudulent schemes.
According to Mrs. Tartoue, the al
legged cruelties Of her husband, which
she makes the basis of her action, be-
gan three months after they were mar
ried in August, 1919. Feeling that her
life was no longer safe with the artist,
said his wife, she left their homo on
Is last
New-York tribune., 1921-03-01
Two Detectives Indicted
For Beating Saloon Man
Accused of Inflicting Serious In
juries for Reasons Said
TO Be Unexplained

The regular grand jury yesterday in
dicted Detectives Michael c. Erb and
Michael F. Judge, formerly of the mar
cotic squad. for assault in the first de-
gree. Arraigned in General Sessions be-
fore Judge Mulqueen, they were each
held in $1,000 bail, which they fur
nish,d.
The two men are charged specifically
with beating up Patrick j. Clark at the
latter's saloon at 9l5 Third Avenue on
October 6 last Accompanied by In
ternal Revenue Officer Francis Seelia,
who had some papers to serve on Clark.
the two detectives are charged with
having attacked the saloonkeeper for
reasons as yet unknown. AS a result,
it is said, Clark suffered serious in
juries and was treated for several
weeks by his physician, DR.. George E.
Maurer.
A complaint was made to the police.
who in turn notified the District At
torney's office.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-01
lndict 4 for kotov's Death
Hold-Up Men Are Charged With
First Degree Murder

Following the death of DR.. Wilfred
Phineas Kotov, widely known Jewish
educator, a the result OF his beinp
beaten by four hold-up men early or
Thursday morning, indictments for
murder in the first degree were re-
turned yesterday against Peter Run
ziata, seventeen years old. IL Have
meyer Street; Joseph Altono, twenty
two, II Havemeyer Street: Frank Cas-
sesso, twenty-five. 2a9 North Eighth
Street, all Of Brooklyn. and Alfonzo
Verona, twenty-five, of ~ Water Street.
Woodhaven.
DR.. Kotov died in the Mary In
maculate Hospital, Jamaica, withous
having regained consciousness after
the assault.