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The evening world., 1922-04-06
MAN IN PAJAMAS
AIDS IN BRONX
BURGLAR CHASE
Calls Police, Then Joins Them in
Taxicab-Ninc Shots Fired
Four Arrested

accompanied 10y pajama clad D,'|
zen. -four detectives and two polio,
mon in automobiles uvcrtOo, four y -
grors in fast car after an exciting
chase in tho Bcdford Park section Of
the Bronx early to-day and charged
them with attempted burglary. Nin,
shots were fired. The Negroes said
they tried to get away because they
thought tho policemen wcrr robbers
Walter Holgeman, of SO 1899
Briggs Avenue, Bronx looked out his
window and saw three men working
on the door OF Jacob Atkins drug
store at 80. 247 East l9sth street. \
fourth man stood beside car mt the
curb. Helgoman Slipped out in his
pajamas and tclcphOncd the BrOnx
Park police station BY the time the
detectives arrived in their auto the
four Negroes had left but car could
be- seen two blocks away A tlXiCab
was Commandecrcd ana two uni
formed men joined in the chase. TAX
ing HClEeman with them.
The chase extended over many
blocks, the police firing nt the aceinE
car whenever they got in range. In
l99th Street near Grand COncourso q
car containing four Negroes was cut
on The detectives said there was
Jimmy in 1t and that IIolgoman
identified the prisoners as well as the
car by the license plate The Negroes
denied being near tho drug store
The evening world., 1922-04-06
THUG ROBS WOMAN.
FLEES IN TRUCK IN
LONG ISLAND CITY.
Giant Twists Arm Of PluckV
Victim and Escapes
With SlOS.

\ woman returning from hor tam.
ily marketing before noon to-day was
held up. attacked and robbed in front
of her home, No. III 18th street,
Long Island city. Despite her
screams, the thug escaped with her
bag, containing $lO2, IN an auto
truck without license plates.
Relying upon his brute strength, the
assailant stopped Mrs. Rcna Holdos
and said "tiivc me your bag.
Pncldly she refused. and placed the
bag back OF her. Grabbing her lcft
arm, the thug mcrcilcssly twisted and
wreuCnrd it until, screaming, she
dropped her bag to the Sidewalk,
BcfUr" the neighhors could r,aah
enc street IN reply to the Wo,nan's
cries the hlghwalmon hovlcd over
MIS-. IIoldOs, picked pp the purse an
ron. At the corner of 18th and Van
Alst Streets an auto truck. witu en-
gino running but without license
plates was standing at the ourD. Taa
Issailant jumped ON tn" rrucl, pnI
fled. \ crowd of - OF 30 chased
the vehicle. but were soon ou'u.--
tanCod
Mr.. Holdos declared tine tnGg wore
q peal, cap, brown suit ana brown
army shirt.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
S525,OOO FOR CITY
DRY DOCK OPPOSED
BY BUSINESS MEN
Resolutions Before Chamber OF
Commerce Call Whalen'S Plan
Unnecessary and BurdenSome.

Resolutions opposing a S521, 900 ap-
propratiOn for the construction Of Il
dry dock and equipment shops by
Commissioner Whalen of the Depart
mcnt Of Plant and Structures. were
introduced to-day at the regular
monthly meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce of the State of New York
10y David T. Warden, Chairman Of
the Committee on Harbor and Ship
ping.
The port of New York. Mr.. Warden
said, is amply provided with private
~ owned docks and repair shops at
the present time and for the city to
embark in this new field of municipal
puoration and ownership would be
against thc boat interests Of tn. city
ana its taxpayers. In his report Mr..
Warden said in part:
THE attention Of your committee
has been called to the application of
The Department of Plant and Struc-
lures for an appropriation of s325, 900
for the construction of a dry dock and
'-VNtVN' lOI lllG reconstruction OF
equipment shops.
at seems obvious to your commit
tee that there is absolutely no neces-
-.ty for the erection and maintenance
of such a plant as contemplated. The
Port OF New York is already more
than amply provided with privately
owned dry docks and ship repair
plants, at which all necessary work in
connection with the citys floating
equipment can be handled on an eco
nomiCal basis.
The construction Of u dry dock
and repair shops by the city would
tend to add to the present burden
sCmc taxation. with apparently no
compcnsating benefits. In fact, the
cost to the city of construction and
repairs to its floating property would
doubtless be increased through NUM-
cipal operation and elimination of the
competitive basis of letting contracts
to private concerns, many of which
are heavy taxpayers and should re-
ceive consideration"
There were about 400 members of
the Chamber present at the meeting.
Darwin DP Kingsley. President pre-
sided.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
BLAST FROM STILL
KILLS CHILD AND
BURNS z OTHERS
Policeman ReScueS Family
Writing on Floor After EX-
ploSiOn in Tenement.

klrtlso NatsamIso. eight years old.
died in Bellevuc Hospital soon after
his admission there to-day ms the re
sat Of the explosion Of five gallon
stiil ON tn" top floor Of the tenement
$50. 55% Ninth Avenue Tho father
.l the boy and another child are in
bellevue with burns that may cause
their deaths. \ third child, Christie
pDr, five years old, was urinjurcd.
The father Demastcn Katsnmiso,
lorty-ivc, is under arrest, charged
With homicide and violating the Mul-
IAN Gage law.
Intense excitement followed the cX-
ploson, which many thought resulted
from bomb, and members Of the
twenty families occupying the tcnc-
mcnt swarmcd to the street.
? PatrOlman Hugh NOach Of the West
l7th street Station was on post at
ninth Avenue and 42d Street when
he heard the explosion, Passengers
on the elevated station also heard
=
as the windows o' the apartment
were blown out
In q few seconds women and chill
dren were running screaming from
the building and Noack was sprinting
up the stairs to the kntsamiso apart
mcn'.
ON the floor Of the kitchen, which
had caught fire, tn" policeman found
KatsamiSO and the two children,
wrlthing N pain from their burns.
They were covered by hot mash.
Tucking, klitiso and % two ycdr-Old
baby girl, under his arms and taking
the hand Of Christopher, five, who
was uuinjurcd, Noack hurried from
the room
Other men who Lad followed the
policeman up the stairs earned the
father from the apartment.
Dr. Stewart OF the French Hos
pitnl took the injured family TO the
hospital in an ambulance. They were
removed TO Bellevue Hospital after
they had been treated. Tho children,
Dr. Stewart said, were burned all over
their bodies.
Detectives Of the West 30th Street
Station said cash register in the
apartment where the still was in op-
Grafton led to belief that retail
business may have been earned on
there.
Mrs. katsamIso left thr apartment
or her work elsewhere shortly prior
TO the explosion.
The fire in the Kitchen wa- quickly
The evening world., 1922-04-06
SOUND LINER CONCORD RUNS
AGROUND IN THE MORNING
FOG At SUNKEN MEADOWS
Momentary Alarm of l25
Aboard DiSpelled by Officer
of Both Vessels - Taken
Ashore in Launches.
Liner Concord and Freighter
City of Brockton Close to
Collision - Hope to Float
Them at High Tide.

The Sound steamship Concord Of
the Colonial line, with 100 passengers.
including women and children. went
aground in the fog az $50 o'clock
this morning at Sunken Meadows, Off
the foot Of East 13lst Street At
the same time the frciehter city OF
Brockton of the New England Navi-
cation Company, with - passengers.
was grounded only fcw feet away.
The momcntary alarm Of some OF
The passengers was quickly dispcllcd
by the officers Of both vessels. VINO
gave assurances that there was no
danger.
Two police launches from the Ma
.iuc Division, No. / and No. 3. as
listed hy the No. 9 tug Of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road and by launch in service Of
Federal engineers, drew alongside and
landed an of the passenger. safely a
tuv Riycr.,ido Hospital dock at 1884
street
Tn" two >hlua Nc,, ouwlu- dow"
he Sound Close together. tho city o;
irOrkton leading, and neither knew
OF ,hc u"urucss of the other unti
they both grounded When the T.,
Hrcd D. nu# aoru ,ha. Oh, CUl ..
Fro'h'oN'. stein wa. within .w,G.g
tive feet or the Concord. hoy III,
concord uau r I.' 'D rur'. 'rji Hd
The evening world., 1922-04-06
HUSBAND, NOT WIFE,
SHOULD FIX SOCIAL
STATUS OF FAMILY
So Rules London Judge, Deciding
Against Countess Of
Cathcart.
LONDON, April 6.

1T - for the husband. not the
wife. to fix tho scale and stan
dard Of the family's social life"
Justice McCardic a bachelor, de
clared to-day, rendering decision
in favor of the Earl Of Cathcart
who was sued by a London mod
iste for $1,000 worth of gowns
purchased by his divorced wife,
the Countess of Cathcart.
The Countess introduced as
witnesses style experts, who tes-
ttfied that from thirty TO forty
gowns u year were necessary for
a woman in her social position
She had recently purchased eight
new gowns for which the Earl
refused to pay.
Justice McCardie held the
Countess was not privileged 10
pledge her husbands credit 10
the extent which she had, and
said no failed To see why - many
dresses wore nsesAIaESa
The evening world., 1922-04-06
u. S. ENTERED WAR
WITH GERMANY FIVE
YEARS AGO TO-DAY
Remembrance Meeting at Town
Hall Tonight Marks
Anniversary

This day, April c, Is the mn
anniversary Of Americas en-
rance into the World War
on April 6, 1917 il JON.
solution Of the Senate and
Ilousc Of Representative 500.
'9rth that the state ~ wa
between the United States and
the Imperial German Govern
ment which has been thrust
IN the United states S hereby
finally declared
on that day President wood
.0w Wilson proclaimed "to an
'oom It may concern that t
-.ate OF war exists hctweon
--e United States and the I'M
."rial German Government"
A Remembrance Meeting
oder tho auspices OF tho Sol
ers and Sailors Club ~ New
f'rk, will ho held - Town
'rHN tonight, AZ wSlos George
" w!ckershnm vii prrs.de
The evening world., 1922-04-06
ATTACK ON BLANTON
STIRS WHOLE HOUSE
Garner Wants Texas Member
"Kicked Out as Disgrace" and
Uproar Follows.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Repre-
sentative Garner, Democrat, Texas,
declared in the House to-day that Il
permitted by the rules to speak what
was in the minds of 4S4 Of the 435
House members he would say that
Representative Blanton Of that State
'is a disgrace to this House and
ought TO be kicked out"
Gamers statement, coming after
Blanton had defended himself against
a newspaper article threw the House
into great disorder and brought from
the Speaker a sharp, quick command
20 the Sergeant at Arms TO prevent
! personal clash after Blanton had
.houted he would hold Garner re-
sponsible il called a liar by him.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
MHALEN SPENDING MILLIONS
ON FERRIES.

The industry of spending the City's
money is in full blast. In the matter
of ferries alone millions of dollars
have been poured out of the treasury.
The nominal ground on which this
has been done Is that the city will be
aecouped for its outlays from ferry
sevenues. But, as a matter of fact,
the city is getting nothing out of the
ferries but deficits.
Here are some Of the recent authori-
Eations of city money:
For a ferry terminal. operating
slips and tracks at Dyckman
Street, Manhattan .......... $500, 900
Buying three ferry boats Of the
y z3d Street-Greenpoint Ferry
line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOO,OoO
demonstrating boats and ter
minaI work on the same line $4,000
Purchase or construction of
Grand Street-BrOadway ferry
boats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 444,OUO
Construction of Grand Street
Broadway ferry terminals. PSI. 900
Plant and equipment for Clason
Point ferry ............,.... $4,000
EfCstablishing a ferry between
y Cortlandt Street and Staten
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The evening world., 1922-04-06
Miss McCormlc to Study Abroad
Six Months at Mary Gar
dcn'S Expense.

Miss Mary McCorm.c, baby star
of the Chicago Opera Company,
whom some day Mary Garden hopes
viii be her successor on the operate
stage, is due here to-day from Chi
cago. and will sail on the Adriatic
Saturday to study N Milan aud
roa-'s.
Miss McCorm;c VIII stay m Milan
four months and prepare herself for
roles IN The Girl of the Golden
West" "Cavalloria Rusticana' and
other operas In Paris she Will pre-
pare 70. the title role in Louise"
She will return for the opening OF
the opera season in November Mss
Garden is paying all of her expenses.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
$5O,0OO,OOO EXPENDITURES
! FACE BOARD Of ESTIMATE
FOR VARIOUS BIC PROJECTS
Hylan Tunnel Unde NarrowS
to Staten Island Which Calls
for Appropriation of S27,-
! 100000.
Meanwhile Whalen Is SPEND
ing Millions on Ferry Enter,
! priSeS Which Have Shown
Only Deficits.

More than $5O,OOO,0OO in appropria-
tions of city money will be involved
in matters coming up before the
meeting of the Board of Estimate to-
morrow.
The biggest project is the con-
9struction of the tunnel under the
Narrows to Staten Island. This will
cost, it is estimated. an eventual
total of $6O,OOO,OOO of which it is pro-
posed to appropriate S27OoO,Oo0 at
once and the balance from 1928 to
1927. This is the Hylan Administra-
tion tunnel plan. 1t will not connect
with any other system. The Lcgisla-
ture this year passed a bill putting
the Staten Island tunnel under the
jurisdiction Of tho .gort Authority
and the Transit Commission so as to
make il a vital link in existing and
protected systems, but Mayor Uylan
vetoed tn" hlll
Other APPROXIMATIONS coming up to-
morrow arc:
Construcuo9 of Municipal
Buildius ja E-ou'Izn.....SG.ooo. 900
Afnc9casat .urn't oI vatpr
- Tor Richmond ........... 1000. 600
Eorporlt. e,orN J,r Dopat.
ucnts o.. 'lart and ~t1.,.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
ARREST
REVEALS OIL FRAUD


BOSTON. April 6.-Trr a.re., to-
day OF Charles NJ Luddcn, an attor-
ncy, on an Indictment alleging con-
spirncy With score OF otNo~ porEons
to usc the 0nls 10 do.raud, led
Govcrnmcrl .'lcluls rp rrvrm the
outline or wnn- they trrr..| u~ ol
fraud involving thrty-or" nI .or.-
punin- uld nosslblc losses or millions
20 siuckholdurS
The evening world., 1922-04-06
ATLANTIC FLYERS
OFF AGAIN APRIL II
second Leg OF Trip MRde-Iwo
Hours Faster Than Schedule.

liOurS raster lnhh Schtuhi's
LISBON. April 6 (Associated Press.
-Advices from St. Vincent. Cape Verde
Islands. say that the Portuguese naval
Cnpts. Sacadura and Coutinho will re
sumo their transatlantic fight af 5
P. NJ. on April IL. according to present
plans They expect to arrive at the
Island Of Fernando Noronha, off the
coast OF Brazil, at II O'Clock the fol-
lowing day, thus covering tho 1880
miles which constitute the third and
most hazardous leg Of their flight from
this city to Rio de Janeiro.
The hydro -airplane they are using is
only able to carry gasoline sufficient
for eighteen hours flight. The aviators
arrived at St. Vincent at $50 +. NJ,
two hours ahead OF their schedule,
making the flight from Gando Bay, near
Las Palmas, Canary Islands, at IN"
rate Of liS klometCrs tabout o. miles,
nn hour
The evening world., 1922-04-06
Tiniest Baby
EUerBOrn in ". I.
Weighs 2bs. I or.
Wee BIT OF humanity in Bronx
Hospital Has Good Chance
To Grow Big.

Tho linlc~t baby ever born in New
York City hospital and what is be
lievcd to b" the smallest perfectly
normal infant born anywhere, greeted
the world to-day in Lincoln Hospital,
Bronx. The little boy weighs only
Two pounds ana one ounce, but aC-
cordinG to Dr.. Samuel NitsberGCr,
resident phN sician at the hospital.
responded TO respiration Immediately
and aside from its diminutive size is
absolutely perfect.
"Th"rc is no reason to believe mo-
will not live aud grow Ip normally"
declare dtho physician.
The mother Is Mrs. Lucille George.
no. 2if East l43rd street, the BrunN.
Sin" is > feet 4 inches tall and has
the normal weight for her size Th,
father ~ clerk in the Guaranty trust
Company Is of average size.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
MAN DEAD, ROOMMATE
OVERCOME BY GAS
Brooklyn ROominE House Keeper
Makes Discovery.

Makes Discovery.
Thomas Kane, keeper OF a roominE
house at No. 161 43d Street. Brooklyn,
wondered at o'clock this morning what
kept two OF his roomers in bed. Ha
opened their door and found the room
filed with gas.
Patrolman OGarra OF the Fourth Ave
nue. Station called an ambulance troh
the Norwegian Hospital John Gill
fifty. watchman employed by the
Brooklyn Edison Company, waA found
dead David Wright. ty-eiGht q
steamship fireman, was overcome H'
was taken to Kings County Hospital
They had, it is believed, sccidouttlG
turned on the jet of the gas heater when
they turned off the light for the night
The evening world., 1922-04-06
roRTo RIco JUSTICE swoR> ~

CaTIos FRANCO 500, Who rNC'TT! v
appomlud uy President Harding .s H
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Io~"
Rico, to-day was sworn into o,hc" H..
Supreme Court Justice Edward j. Nc
Goldrck. Justice Soto leaves tu-mog-
row for Porto Rico and win take up his
new duties upon his arrival.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
TANKER AnRIFT.

PANAMA, April 6,--Tho STANDARD or
tanker w. j. Hanna is reportod Hfr''r
on the Peruvian coast with n broker
O. Elnr shaft. Tn" ol~a' ru- GDr-nn.
was preparing this morning t. g 10
her assistance.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
MONTREAL STOCK BROENI"tS
MAKE ASSIGNMENT.

NONTREAL, April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was made to-day on the floor OF the
Stock Exchange that 4. 4. Wilson &
Co, one of the oldest brokerage houses
iu the city, had assigned. II is be
uayrd its uncovered liabilities will prove
small.
The evening world., 1922-04-06
POLITICIAN PRISONERS 0N MY
GER STRIKE.

LISBON. April 6.-Eighty Syniical-
ists held in Fort Macavem have gone
on "a hunger strike as a protest against
their Imprisonment
The evening world., 1922-04-06
MARTIAL LAW FOLLOWS
NICARAGUA PLOT FIND
Conspiracy to AsSHssinate PresI-
dent and Others Charged.

MANAGUA, licaragua. April CAS-
sociated Press) Chamorro
and his cabinet have proclaimed mar
tlal law for thirty days following dis
cQvery of an alleged plot against the
Government.
Thirty-four Liberals arrested last
week some OF them prominent mem
bers Of the party, have been charged
with a conspiracy to assassinate the
President and other offloials. No pub
lie disturbances have been reported,
The evening world., 1922-04-06
Harding Just Getting Around
to Campaign Pledge, One
Member Explains.
ENCUSE.
Republicans Only Doing as
Democrats Would, Party
Spokesman Says.
By David Lawrence.
{ Special Correspondent of The Eve
nina World.l

WASHINGTON, April ,Copy-
right There's no longer any secret
about the reason for the abrupt dis
mtssal of a score Of bureau chiefs and
,rAployees Of the Bureau OF Printing
and Engraving despite thei. status
under the civil service.
One influential member Of the Ca
binct, when asked what brought about
the upheaval, has just told inquircrs
that ii they would examine cnrcruli,
the vote IN the last Pres Dental ,.Dr-
ton Sthey would discover the answer.
AS for the impression that irruru-
,arities occurred in the bureau so
serious as to require summary re-
moval OF a number of trusted ON
ployees, the record now has been
cleared by statement from Pres
dent Harding himself to IT, onert
that no chars wore o, file ~ INST
the dismissed employees.
The Administration. according to
its leading spOkesmen. was conf
manded by the last election to "cican
house 1t has been too busy getting
acquainted with larger problems Of
government to attend to personnel be.
IOre this. One year has gone by and
the faithful in the party ranks are
reminding the Administration
through members OF Congress daily
that the personnel question must not
be neglected any longer.
Cabinet officers justify Their action
in removing even those covered under
civil service by the argument that
Democrats have done the same thing.
Since when have the Democrats
| become 50 virtuous?" is the retort of
the Republican Administration
The danger in the situation, how
ever, is that the Republicans are tax
ing some isolated cases of the pre-
vious Administration as a precedent,
and that the next time a Democratic
Administration comes into power it
probably will take the present episode
as absolute justification for even
| more extensive changes.
Some day the Democrats viii turn
us all out-and we won't whimper,"
| said high Administration official to-
day.
Politically speaking, tho Democrats
privately are not perturbed They
realize that political parties thrive on
the opportunities offered to job seek
crs and that a stimulus IS given to
party workers by the prospect OF
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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
 HAS OPEN HOUSE

Quite few citizens of the city and county took advantage of the oppor- tunity last week to visit the local tele phone exchange, and see the central girls at work
 Not many of our citizens realized that Prescott had one of the most modern and up-to-date switch boards in the state. equal to those of the metropolitan cities. until they visited the exchange and were shown through by Manager Emerson and his force.
 Manager Emerson demonstrated to the visitors the correct use of the tele- phone. the object being to have the patrons cooperate with central So that the very best service could be had
 Mr Emerson has issued an invita- ton to the S. l. A. to visit the ex- change Friday afternoon at any con- venient hour. and it is hoped every woman in Prescott will avail herself of this opportunity. to become better acquainted with the workings of the telephone