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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS !
News Of the Town and Village and
Advef tlsements.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Haynes and
family motored to Troy and Albany
Sunday.
70 make the desserts you like best
taste better, favor them with Bak-
er's Extracts.
Special for Dollar Day" only, 20
per cent off throughout our Shoe
Dent, at Noyeck's. 92t2
Miss Helene Woodwork of Boston
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. d. W
McClelland of East Main street
Miss Marion Crandal and Miss
lrma Crandall who have been visit
ing at the home Of Robert Dodge,
have returned to Glens Falls.
Mrs. Margaret sibley has been
called to Hoosicli Falls by the illness
and death OF her sister. Mrs Chen S
RudG
We have permanent positions fol
G inspectors and press hands. Phone
AZ, or call at Employment Dept, Allen
a 20. S3t1C
Special for Dollar Day" only
ladies' fine silk waists, values up t.
$40. special for $495 at Noyeck's
92t2
Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Mrs b. G
Slade, and Kenneth Carpenter visit
ed Mrs. Shepard Fonda at Hoosick
Sunday.
Special for Dollar Day" only,
80 1.3 per cent to 80 per cent of
throughout our Cloak and Suit Dept.
at Noyecks. 92tl
Born, at Putnam Memorial hospi
tai, Sunday Aug 20, a daughter, to
Mrs. Frederick S. Pratt and the late
Or. Frederick S. Pratt.
r We have -four vacancies for men il
cur shipping department. Permanent
inside job. Phone AZ, or call at office
The Allen A. Co. 91t11
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beagle anC
son, Harold, arrived today from
New Britain, Conn, to spend va
cation at their former home at Soutl
SALISBURY
Mr.. and Mrs. william Leroy Bates
who have been visiting at the home
of Mr. Bates parents, Judge and Mrs
Edward J.. Bates, have returned tc
Rutherford n. ].
See the hero on "a great dam as II
breaks under the irresistible rush OF
tons upon tons of water. The great
est flood scenes ever produced for tn,
screen Harte theatre today.
Arthur b. Barrett, book-keeper and
teller at the American Railway eX
press office is taking his annual va
cation. d. b. Palmer Of Rutland is
substituting during Mr.. Barrett's
absence.
You will see in The Call of Home
Irene Rich as the heroine, reyolted
by, the first kiss of the man with
whom she was clipping, leaping from
the swiftly moving Canadian EX
press. Harte theatre today
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Wood and
small daughter Hope. have returned
from a stay of six weeks at Cam
bridge, Mass Mr. Wood has been
taking graduate course in secon
Diary school education and admins
tration at Harvard university.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-21
WOMEN'S MERCERIZED HOST

Mercerized Isle in black, white
or cordovan; scanned back in all
sizes; CT nN
) pair ....,...,.... % L sVV
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-21

None but fools will say. Tomor
row never comes. insure today. Ma
t,onal Life ms. Co., of VT CMutualJ
Earle S. Kins ey, General Agent
Mead Building, Rutland, Vt. Adyer
tisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-21
EarlIent Known pIunhlnn

Earliest plumbing was found TO be
more than 1000 feet of copper piping
which was discovered in an Egyptian
pyramid temple dating back to 2SOO
b. c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-21

Striped wool prunella
cloth, plain navy blue with
novelty box pleating con-
trasting effects; all sizes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-21
WOMEN'S Isle HOSE

Black only, made with broad flat
scanned back; sizes 812 CT 00
to 10; 3 pair .... % Il sUO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
SH0PllFTER GOT
$4,000 GOODS
N ONE WEEK
Girl Says She Is Grad
uate of Chicago Shop
lifting School

SAN FRANCISCO May 9.-Hnr-
riet CrOthera. also known AZ Rae
Dupont, confessed ''profeasionnl
Fhoplifter'. waits plaridlv In Jail
hrre while n halt dozen or more
department store heads recover
aufneieuiiy from their aatuniah-
ment over her story to Aeciie what
they want 10 do with her.
IN the meanwhile a cheok-up Ia
being nnnde TO ascertain the value
Of goods the young woman late
yesterday confessed to Police. Chief
Daniel J. O'Rrien and the depart
ment store heads she had stolen.
Tentatively the value IN placed at
$40 GOO. u was a wcek'h work.
Miss cruthers AYERS.
According 20 the story which
Chief OBricn aid she tod the
girl IL a graduate 81 a three
months course In u Chicago shop
hitting school. Spurred by an bath.
which she says was administered
by members Of a Chicago nhoplift-
ing band Ia devote Is Years ~ her
life to fhopliftinR or suffer the
penalty. the - years old prisoner
told the police she coutd have
backed a truck ~ 10 any store
in town. robbed Il and got away
without detection. She anfd she
took - gowns from one store and
goo from all she visited.
Miss Cruihcrs nays n mob" Of
rhopiiffers b. on ita way here to
clean up. She declared she
was caught only because she got
careless. UtI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
Jofre Back in
Paris, Praises u. S.
For Hospitality

PARIS. May 0 tBy the Assn
ciated press) Marshal 1offrc
spent the first morning after his
return to Franc. FROM his world
iouf an his headquarters az the
war college greeting friends lie
viii be received by both President
Miilcrand and Premier Poincaro
later In the week. to give an ac-
count Of his travels.
Speaking 10 The Associated Press,
the hero Of the Marine said;
Throughout my thirty thopfand
miics Of travel ! everywhere re-
ceivud a mort cordial welcome. hut
u remained for America "a Guido
every other country IN warmth Of
greeting
Il WAS the recipient Of boundicsH
hospitality from your greeious
president and your generous peo-
plo. Madame Joffre. our dAugh-
ter and myself return our deepest
thanks 4 an who made cur Jour
hoy rrros tho American continent
80 pleasant and profitnbte g We
should lows TO make the triV all
over again
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
Methodist Plan
tuberculosis Hospital
In Colorado Springs

CHfCAoO. May "a deed Tor
RADIO sprinRs. Colorado. has been
given 10 the Board OF Hospitals
and Homes OF the Methodist Epis.
couai church, bs ciiizcus there. a.
n site Tor q national hoapifFl for
tubeSruioeiH. according 10 wbfd re-
cciycd here today BY the board,
a hoard Of directors for the new
Institution VIII hc selected pooh.
Bishop Charles L. Mead. Denver.
Colo. is chairman Of the board.
Directors viii proceed az once 10
.ecnre piaua for the new structure.
Gloves are grown almost entirely
on Two tiny islands of the cas-.
coast % Africa-Han1ihar and
rcmhn. M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES

BIDS roR rKsirENri4Ry SUPPLIES
Requests fnf bids for sHppiius Tor The
M Me1lVo State fenlfsntiary for the
six months ending November smith,
arc now called for Printed ltt
~ supplifsi foEffhef with yrupusal blanks
slu De- furnished upon request Bids
fuusi BE- ia the SUPPLEMENTARY Office AZ
fe. New Mexico, ~ y ~ A ~
rn4slay May 2lrd 1922
NV MEXICO STATE pkNifESTIAhN
Nay : y 10 a ~ Is Il IS ~ ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
NOTICE OF SUIT
Nv :
" WV MENfco.

Nv ANarN
STATE oF WV MfNfCo.
County ~ hefualillo.
IN thc District Court
u A Winters plaintiff
~
4 @ Mcnonaid. attendant
To a G McDonEld defendant greeting
You vii pleas. q notice that suit
las been lied against yuu in ue DIS
trlct Court ~ hernsiilIn Count3. New
Mexico being canse Ne 1879 in which
p a Winter 81 plaintiff and ygu are
and the said piaintf ssas
Judgment AGAINST you, che said A a..
tiep1rsid Tor The sum ~ 0nf Hundred
FORTY ore and ~ 100 Offfi I'D Domers
aud costs - suit OF errnuut Of lodging
and money advanced. nnd tnaf pour
properly namely ONE Buick automobile.
hrs been suaehed under process ~ The
said court md unicss ieu appear and
answer OF fie snfna Vieailnr ih said
ctlso 90 or before the l0ih Gay u Iuar.
1893 Judgment will be- rendered against
Xue md year aid property sold 90 saf.
isfy the said Judgment Nog are further
nttlfea that ihe name and peat ofucs
fadrett ~ rininhffs attorney d. Thus
4 Mnhry ~Afhuquarnur haW MHsiru
fRaD cHOLioTr.
isEALl Clerk
ny HARRY y LIE
Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
R AND

SMALL Farm wANTED-n you save
. good law priced farm for sale Or
exchange write ms 40 once with fall DE-
scriptiuu, lowest price, etc. John d.
Baker, d. Queen. Ark
FOX sAi.E-A small rAneh, three
fuurtts mile west of bridge; modern
house. A J james rhone 2tii.J2.
FOR sAl.L-Four acres. tVo mites rom
posiafnte on main dtsh double house,
garage. niilk house. road chicken houses
chickens. turkeyE also furnltuFe aud
tools Terms. Phone e4ie-J.a
List YOUR PROPERTY WITH ROB
EXITS TURNER 60 III south Fourth
STREE TheY have handled farm sod
ranch properiies for years They guar
antee Z square deal 10 both buyer And
seller.
Gao ACRES $50 per sore mostly level
a. = floor fine soil choice Improve
mcnts on ocment pavement near 6ardeu
city with fine schools and luuior col
icee, onc-haif cash balance easy
forms, TG Also 500 aeras pasture
sni wheat land sic % per arr. ~ 80
acre tracts $500 down balance crop
raymrut plan OF easy terms Geo. W.
finnap Garden City. Kansas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
DREssMAKING

PLEATIN0 AcOORDiAN side and boa
skift and ruines q all Kinds. n Crane
ga North seventh street Phone ia
DKKskMAkfNG AND MILLINERY
Hats made end trimmed 20 order work
I'D style Fuarsnteed pricrs reatohabls
sHa West Lad. pheHe 2p0l N
EMBROIDERY orFaadie aad sin fbw
ore. designs for stsncili0z fhiuA pAiHt
ms Mestahe Art Studio. Keen D No
Nal Blig Phone ITO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

dsssr rianis iap6 Ses,A flfi y.
sHHH
f1lnfrfnnnP cAhnAof Alec tomato
tircna hsfdy ulfnts that viii please
Pun eoeu, and sstihfartian ao-fan...i
700 dort 1no ehfi bu0 aI.gtf 1000.
- % opa e. 50. pernsf 100 s0rs,
: 400 ~ 90. an uostpald. Eaat rrxfs.
Plant Co rauia. Texas.
wANTfn-csrafal tadat finfvhsas nv
master nhaineVAphef' twice dails ser
siea Remember satisfaction gparan.
seea Sred ssgf unfshiar ~ : rallAhIs
-stahiisheS Nrr Hams Haeha.
Master Photegrapheft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
MoNEY no LOAN

CONTIDEHIIKL Loans 90 ir~siry. dls
loads, watches. Liberty bonds. pie,
noe. nutomohilea Lowest rhlee. Roth.
mAnG III south Yirst Bondsa 70 tbs
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

ifrsass and suits fret ciazs CAL
iput.J. bi5 Eant Central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

wEsTRouED-DAiiy
Train Arrive Dspart
No. The scout gao ma etNo nm
No. a-Calif Lid 1880 an HtOO am
No Fargo FAST 40 so am n 30 am
No, e~-The Navajo ~ 20 am 100 ain
sOUTHBOUND
sss sss-ki Peso Es.s r sse. i2sS ss$$
EAHTBOUSB
No. e-The Navajo 2. IA nm as4o pm
No 4-Caiif Ltd 800 nm $40 ON
NJ IS ~ Right Z AS nm $40 pm
10 i0-Thr Scout 2 40 AN 1850 AN
FROM SOUTH
No gs-From W rafn 9 SO pm
M ao-frOm VI raso 2 90 am
No 80 oonrcftr o. HELEN with No ~
for Clovis, Pesos Valley. Kanaas Ctr
aud Gull Coast
No ~ cuunects AZ Hcicn with No. a
ilam Cinsia and pointa east aDd south
" Claws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

Spacious aud well lighted.
Heat, hot and enid water, and
ianitor servire included.
]. K0RBER q co.
Auto Department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
FOR Houses

Furnished o. aufnfuishfd tedna easy
,~uer leaving city SOC South kdith
fUR sALE-Fanr room frame house ard
screened 10 perch modcrni a. . bar
taih. ai1 South Yale.
FOR AALF-Fafnishsa nvo'feom mod
ern aouat; sleeping porch and screened
ffunf porch also one Tour year old Jff-
icy COW giving 30 he. milk daily also
90 hens. all 10 ut . bargain. An leaving
iqen SEC ownef ~ ofi North Twelfth.
Phone 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
MONEY TO LOAN

on watches. diamonds. guns and
everything valuable.
MAnCTfs ais 3 FIRST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
LOST
wANTED-Maie Help

ETED-Esperienced truck driver
|pply $40 North First 81
|STFD-NAn with Ford ear. Apply
leo West Gold
lNfKD-Bookkeeper 10 open act 81
roks. Address A SO. care Of Herald.
.srED-Young Man CAmsricAnl TO do
|0use TO house advertising work. APP
Combs Hated Mr.. Harvey, between
and So y.
who ran cut, sew, and
NJ No porch canvas Light heip 20
right Hind ~ men IN the business
W Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

An apron is the persian royal
standard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOMS WITH BOARD-Gaod location
hireA from ear linf rrHtonahle 70. "a
Rie North hlevcnih, phone 1895
ROOM AND HOARD Cor conyalesr-Hss
Phone tr7t-M, bi9 s bf0advHl
MANTED- Cblldfsu 70 room and baaFd
rt me month nurse Gaze NNry Ga
senahie $40 = High Phono 1855 W
TABLE nOARD-slngie meals ssrsed;
hema eoakinE 3i2 North Tcnth.
OBSERVATIONS may nov he had a.
ST. JOHNS HAtATohiUM tKp scu-
nsii Rate. slTbO 10 f2s 90 rrr
week. Includes private room via
sis-ping porrh, cunnsrted 70 bath sad
toilet. Medical care. medicines. seuerai
nurbihK Excellent meals, tray ssfvice.
No extras AL rooms have steam hoai.
hot and cold running water. Rev w..
" 1iegler, sap-arlntendeut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
FOR RENT-Houses


FOR kEA4 Nee aown stairs room Nth
gArnse ieo suah Walter.
EtlK several modem fnrniahea
cottage rent f2s. 4Ao and $40 On
ear hnr lhYuire al ieis south Kaith.
FOR RENr-foar mom cottage Nth
bath. Eas aud lights Call phone
FOR hfST-New four. room fafnshsd
cottage 10 The Highiaudt. Phone
Sza A p Miner. aiaH West centrsl
FOX RfNT-Fiseroom bungsios N.
clossd sieepies perch modern vel
furnished NshAffner piano no sltk i've
blacks frna pesteifirP. Al $40 " Lad.
lnqnire 7ea Wesi silver.
FOR KEkr-Nlcsiy furais6ed Bungalow
for housekeeping, consists ~ living
room ~kltchrnette. tNo aleeninf porthek,
bet Rpd cold rnninz water ele-Ite
,ssss s'sYe Der -'sn'A PAor@ w
FOR RtNTe-oae " most modern hqmst
IN city class iqi extra good loeaiiou.
beautifully furnished hot watcf heat;
garage Hix rooms, sieeplHg porch. iavely
front porch. plano aud fdison me,.sef
In furniture. hfn tpnxslgu. located Ga
hast Cehtfel esnrf roinr rast win
ease 70 astifahie pAftiea. Apply fie
ffvE ROOM house vel fufhlshsd close
nr Eagterdhy, $40 North fuurih.
toH NRNTLNlee 2 'room cottage rAfis
tarniehrd NJ .ici iseo Safih fitth
foN kkNT- Five foaa Furnished hause
fiN llQA haat silver Phone iicsW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

coon OFFICE sAPE FOR SALE:
BARGAIN on KASY TRIMS,
ms SOUTH SECOND. PHONE oSa,w.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
MtIsr SACRIFICE

7.passeneer s~tudehaksr IN good meehan'
ieai condition; five good tires, uev bat
terry, upbolaieTy sthe aew. Can b seen
~ the
HIGHLAND TIRE A. RUBBER
WORKS
The New York herald., 1922-03-07
COMPENSATION LAW
POWERS EXTENDED
Knight Bill to Aid Workmen
Passed by the Senate at
Albany.
HEARING NOW INCLUDED
Large Number Of Other Meas
ures introduced, Including
S5,OO0,OO0 for Tube.

ALBANY, March 6.-The knight bill,
designed to amend the workmen's COM
pensation law and creating an advisory
board of nine members to have voice
in the management OF the State insur-
ance fund, was passed in the Senate
tonight.
Other provisions or the bill seek TO
give to the Industrial Board power to
order medical treatment for injured
workers for as long q period as neces-
sary instead of sixty days; authorize
the Department of Labor to engage
physicians to make al physica, exami-
nations in disability cases; bring long
shoremcn, canal and marine workers
under the jurisdiction of the law. and
add FOR compensation the loss of hear
ing. which at present = uncompensated,
Another provision is designed TO make
contractors responsible for compensa ton
if subcontractors fail TO provide compen-
sation for workers Still another pro-
vision is intended to protect workers
through insurance from zinc. formalde-
hyde and hydroquinine poisoning.
Another provision Is intended to per-
The New York herald., 1922-03-07

init the payment of any award or claim
as yet unpaid to dependents or heirs OF
dead employees.
A bin carrying an appropriation or
S. 900 900 for the construction Of the
vehicular tunnel between New York and
New Jersey was introduced by Senator
Charles H. Hewitt, chairman Of the SEN
ate Finance Committee.
Creation Of occupational therapy de-
partments in public general hospitals
and tuberculosis hospitals or sanatori-
ums is sought in the Loman bill, which
was passed by the Assembly. The meas
ure now goes to the Governor.
The Assembly concurred with the
Senate in the passage Of the Kavanaugh
bill, designed to authorize county boards
OF supervisors to expend money for the
removal of snow from the highways o.
the counties.
The Walsh bill designed TO authorize
the Fire and Police Commissioners Of
New York city to rehear charges against
and reinstate members of their depart
ments who served in the world war was
passed by the Assembly. The measure.
which was indorsed by the service mems
conference of the Legislature. now goes
to the Senate,
A motion to discharge the Assembly
Judiciary Committee from further con-
sideration of the Cullivier bill proposing
an amendment to the constitution de-
signed TO give cities and villages the
right of municipal self-government, was
voted down by the lower House. The
motion to discharge was made by AS
semblyman Louis A. Cullivier the in
,troducer.
An appropriation of s2.500.000 for the
construction of bridge across the Hud-
son at Poughkeepsie is sought in bill
introduced by Assemblyman John NJ.
Hacllett, Republican. of Duchess.
The Putcher bill. referred to as the
spite fence" measure, was passed by
the Senate by vote of SO to 10. The
measure seeks TO prohibit the construc-
tion Of fences more than six feet high
between adjoining houses.
The Loman bill, designed TO change
the method for computing license fees
for pleasure automobiles. was passed
unanimously by the Senate.
The Senate passed the bill designed
to authorize savings banks TO make
loans on pass books of depositors. The
measure now goes to the Governor.
The New York herald., 1922-03-07

the hallway at the time and saw the
shooting. as did Collins. the elevator
operator. and Louis Eisenberg, book
Keeper. who happened to be passing.
Collins and Eisenberg Immediately picked
up Engel, put him in the elevator ana
ran him quickly down to the street.
where they carried him around the
corner 10 the New York Hospital. Ihe
manufactures died within few minutes.
The screams Of Miss Hertz and Miss
Raphael, together with the noise OF the
shots and the yells OF the men on the
seventh floor hallway, aroused the two
hundred women working in the shops.
They poured into the hallway in time TO
see Engel lying on the floor Several
OF them became hysterical, and II was IN
the excitement and the pushing and
pulling about that Karp slipped un-
noticed down the stairs and into the
street.
Patrolmen Nichoett and Bergen hur-
ried 10 the loft building from the West
Thirtieth street station, but Karp hao
gone when they got there. Descriptions
were sent out at once, and detectives
went to Brooklyn ard waited for him to
come home. He was not seen again
until he returned to the loft building
and was arrested by Patrolman Muller.
hfrp told the detectives in the police
station that. since he was discharged
by Henry kraus he had not been able
to get work. and that early in the MORN
ing his mother had put him out of the
house because he was not earning any
money. lie became despondent. he said,
and went to a pawnshop. where he
bought the pistol for S1i.s5. Then he
went to the Fifth Avenue Building
with the intention Of killing Henry
Kraus.
Later when he was questioned by AS
sistant District Attorney William T.
Ryan, Karp changed this story some
what. He said that he had been dis
charged by Henry Kraus because he
had refused to work on Saturday after
Moons. Kraus having refused TO raise
his wages lie said that he had only
s. when he decided 10 Kill kraus, so he
borrowed SO from mis- mother and then
bought the pistol at a pawnshop in
Montgomery street. Brooklyn. Tie fired
one shot at the floor when Engel APP
peared. he said. to see that the gun was
in working order and then shot twice
at the manufacturer
Much or this story was not borne out
by Karp's mother She said that when
The New York herald., 1922-03-07
MERCHANT SLAIN
BY DISCHARGED BOY
continued from first Page.

told Mrs. Franklin. a sister OF Henry
kraus. that Karp was back looking for
her brother.
Il think lie has a gun" said Miss
Hertz. "He has his hands In his pocket
ana there Is a bulge chat looks 10 me
Ike gun"
Henry Kraas at this time was on the
SIXTH door. aIrs. Franklin told him
what Miss Hertz had said. and hraus
went up TO the seventh floor and into
the offices. where he told his father and
Engel that Karp had come back and
that the boy seemed to be crazy and
wanted to see him. Henry kraus
wanted to send for policeman to take
the boy away. but Engel said that such
steps probably would not be necessary.
IN 80 out and talk to him." said
Engel
EngeI was well liked among his en1-
ployees. who said that he had always
been kind 10 them, and he expected
that he would be able to get Karp to
leave without getting the boy into
trouble. lie vert into the hallway.
Adolph Kraus was just behind him.
karp turned as the door of the office
opened. but remained near the freight
elevator. As soon as he saw Engel he
said
4 want to see Henry Kraus. He
fired me!'
Now. now. Karp." said Engel. You
mustn't"
Before Engel could finish his sentence
Karp stepped forward. jerled a pistol
from his pocket and pointed it at Engel.
Put your hands up' he yelled
Engel began to raise his hands
slowly. and at the same time started
toward the boy But he had not gone
more than two steps when karp fired.
He missed. and fired twice more. the
third bullet taking effect. Engei col
lapsed In the hallway while Ado,ph
Ilraus ran back into the private office
and telephoned to Police Headquarters.
Miss Hertz and Miss Mollie Raphael of
14T4 Hoe aXenne The BRINK were in
The New York herald., 1922-03-07

the boy was discharged by the Engel
& Kraus firm he got another job as
shipping clerk. but was discharged from
that place few days ago. lie had told
her he said. that Henry Kraus had dis
charged him after giving him work
which he could not do because he was
unfamiliar with ii. Yesterday at noon,
she said. he left home to go to moving
picture show. refusing 10 eat any break
fast or lunch.
Engel was 81 and lived In the Hotel
Berkeley. Seventy-fourth street and
Amsterdam avenue, with his wife. Mrs.
Claire Engel. lie had one daughter.
Mrs Edward x. Phillips.
The New York herald., 1922-03-07
QUENCHING SOCIALIST
WITH HOSE HELD LEGAL
Court Sustains Mayor and
Fire Chief.

TRENTON, March 6.--Use Of municipal
fire hose 70 extinguish tho utteranees Of
q radical speaker is a proper use Of such
apparatus in certain circumstances. said
the Court or Errors to-day By 14-2
vote
The court upheld action Or lower
court III dismlssins a suit By Fred Mar
wood. State secretary OF the Socialist
party. against Mayor Trembley and Fire
Chief Mehr OF Railway Tor causing him
to be washed off platform from which
he attempted to speak in May. 1919.
The New York herald., 1922-03-07
RUSH ron PREPARATIONS BONDS.

PARIS. March s.--The per cent. bond
issue Of the Credit National for repara-
tions OF devastated regions. which was
opened for subscriptions during the
month OF February, exceeded $500, 0,000.-
600 francs, 1t Is announced to-day.