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The New York herald., 1922-01-04
J. M. GIDDING STORE
OPENED TO SHOPPERS
Throngs See NeW Building in
Fifth Avenue.

The new twelve story store Of ]. NJ.
Gliding & Co. at 72t Fifth avenue be-
tween Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh
streets, was opened yesterday. Throngs
OF shoppers visited the new building.
More than 100 baskets Of flowers were
sent by other business firms and by
personal friends OF Mr. Gliding.
The store Is furnished throughout
after the period OF Louis Seize. The
first floor win De devoted TO mill
llnery. the mezzanine 10 blouses and
sport garments. the second TO suits and
coats. the third TO day dresses. the
fourth to evening gowns and wraps. the
fifth to French imported garments and
models and the seventh to furs. On
the seventh are the executive offices.
The workrooms are OF tile eighth and
ninth floors. and the other three will be
used later In expanding the business.
Mr.. Gidding's former location was at
564 Fifth avenue. The store there was
founded In December. 1910. after Mr..
Gliding had established other stores In
Duluth and Cincinnati. Associated with
J. NJ. Gliding are his three brothers
Nathaniel Gliding. Benjamin Gliding
and Joseph Gliding.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
FATHER OF DETECTIVE, SHOT
BY BANDIT, DIES FROM SHOCK
John Mccarthy, Retired Police Lieutenant, Had Been
in Serious Condition During Two Weeks Son
Has Been in Hospital.

The shock John Mccarthy. retired
police lieutenant. received almost two
Detective Randall Mccarthy, had been
shot by bandit during a holdup in a
cigar store. caused his death last night
in his home. at 420 East 154th street.
The Bronx. Fearing a relapse. mem
bers Of the family withheld from the
wounded detective in st. Francis's Hos
'pital the news of his fathers death.
The elder Mccarthy, who was 72
years old, had been retired for ten
years. He was an idol of the children
In the fremont precinct in the days Of
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
JAIL GUARDS BONDS
RAISED TO $4,000
Sheriff NagIe Adds Precau-
tion Against Escape.

Percival f. Nagle. Sheriff of New
York county. who began the work of
his new office yesterday, started by
increasing to $4,000 the $500 bonds of
each Of the nine jail guards who take
convicted prisoners from the Tombs to
Sing Sing and other State prisons.
The law holds Sheriff Nagle liable to
considerable fine IL any prisoner
escapes from an attache of his office by
that attaches fault. He also ordered
the bonds of Ludlow Street Jail keepers
increased from $500 to 5000 upon the
theory. as he explained it. that half the
prisoners sent there are glad to go. and
so the attempts at escape are 80 per
cent. less likely than from Sing Sing.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

nis active service as a policeman. and
until few months ago continued his
custom Of walking through the neighbor-
hood Of his homo with his pockets filled
with candy. There always was a throng
OF children at his heels.
A week ago last Friday when his son
was shot by Nelson Levy. the bandit
who was killed the next instant by
bullet from the detectives gun. the word
of the attack was sent to the Mccarthy
home. Mr.. Mccarthy collapsed. and
yesterday physicians said the strain Of
knowing his son was dangerously hurt
was too much for his heart.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
CoUNTERFErTERs SENTENCED.

Aaron Silver Of 1886 seventy-flfth
street. and his brother, Max. of 666
New Jersey avenue. Brooklyn, who
pieaded guilty to counterfeiting $40 Fed
eral reserve notes. were sentenced yes-
terday by Federal Judge Garvin, In
Brooklyn. 10 the Atlanta prison. Aaron.
convicted OF counterfeitlng IN 1919, was
sentenced TO eight years. and Max 10
two. Charges against Mrs. Max Silver
we're dropped.
The counterfeit money was circulated
in Brooklyn. Newark and some cities In
Pennsylvania
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

wives and children as e charge upoi
the community" said Mr.. Banton. III
added he had placed Mrs. Pauline o
Field new woman Assistant Distric
Attorney, in charge OF the Abandon
ment Bureau with instructions to prose
cute TO the limit
Another policy, said Mr.. Bantcn
would be not to indict persons unles.
sufficient evidence be obtained to con-
vince him that the accused can be con-
victed b. petit jury.
Judge Francis X. Mancuso. who sue.
ceeds Judge Morris Koenig. was the
only new Judge to begin his duties yes
terday in General Sessions. He wa.
assigned 20 Part H.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
WOMAN TO PROSECUTE
BAD HEADS OF FAMILIES
Banton Promises Jail for Men
Who Abandon Homes.

District Attorney Joab H. Banton
yesterday declared he would make
strong effort to stop the abandonment
of families. using Jail sentences instead
OF fines and support orders 10 punish
delinquent men.
I'VE are going 60 try TO do away
with the practice of mollycoddling men
who abandon their families and leave
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
A Word About Prices

mainf function of this business we S bring
the York the and charming
of Master Fashion Designers
everything shown Cidding's be author
in thoroughly well and OF
the sounde materials
But this enough
Prices must be reason
Actual comparisons always possbe,-for most things
foundhe found elsewhere this but
realize that Gliding prices reasonable; that
dollar here brings the of real satisfaction
Hadb business facts have little perhaps do with
beauty, they much do with price.
the that this firm has houses several other
large and buying power far beyond the
possibilities of buying power that has
very real price significance
In the making of copies of French models busy workoom
both here and abroad give marked advantages The
policy Of house. ''mae individual profit and larger bus
n a business of this character dis
unctly unusual
The Gliding price policy has combined happily with the
principles which this business conducted the
favour of discriminating patrons 1t has contributed largely
business has enjoyed The gliding policy /avy
able price nuohaggl premises
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
Marriages Slump in 1921,
License Figures Reveal

THERE was a decided slump
in the marriage market in
1921. according to Michael ].
Cruise. City Clerk. The depression
anccted all the f1ve boroughs.
Whereas 1924 licenses were is
sued in Manhattan in 1920. only
H.740 were issued last year. Figures
for the other boroughs, which fol-
low, show Queens held up best of
Ill
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

ClVII marriages performeu IN
Cupid's Bower in the City Clerks
Office in the Municipal Building also
decreased. Only 1874 couples were
joined in 1921. as compared with
15.4S6 in the previous year.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
rAINTs AT BIGAMY. HEARING.

Mrs. Catherine Wolff. aged 2s. of 54s
|North Fifth street. Brooklyn. tainted
yesterday In Tombs Court after saying
that she was forced into a marriage TO
Tames y. Johnston, sailor, I'm Feb
fuary. 1918, on which charge Of bigamy
rss made against her by Jasper Wolff.
jeweler. of 1923 Bushwick avenue.
Brooklyn. She was held IN $1,000 bail
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18
GENERAL

Mrs. Rose Grainger of White Plains, N. Y., mother of Perry A. Grainger, the Australian composer and pianist, was killed by fall from an eighteen story window in the Aeolian Hall building in New York City
 New Orleans, La.-While water flow ing through the three crevaSses in the lower Mississippi levee continued to spread, the fight to prevent other breaks in the levees was carried on ceaselessly. Low stretches of the em- bankment were raised to meet higher river stages than any yet recorded. It was estimated that 10000 persons were homeless or still occupying homes in the flooded area. Numbers are being cared for in hastily imprOvised ref ugee camps established by the Red Cross.
 "Agitated air" is the cause of the floods reported from many sections of the country. The radio craze is to blame, says Delbert Neal of Osceola, Mo-, who has directed an appeal to all brOadcasting stations to "cut out tickling the air.''
 Bucharest, Rumania-Upward of 100 persons were killed in a mine ex- plosiOn in the Lupeni district of Pennsylvania. The bodies of fifty vic tins were carbOnized completely, while those of the others were blown to pieces.
 A 19-year-Old youth was slain by 16-year-old fellow camper near Jamai- ca, Long Island, as the climax of a ri- fle duel in which the two had stalked each other from behind trees. The fight started in quarrel over the spill ing of a can of soup.
 Although an estate valued at $3,000,- GOO was accumulated by Richard Gro ker, former Tammany boss, who died in Ireland, his four children have been cut off without a cent. The entire for tune has passed into the hands of the young Indian princess he married in 1 New York just six weeks after the 1 mother of his children died.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18
onIY one That counted.

Tommy had a little brother and a little sister.
 One day a neighbOr met him going to the market and pleasantly asked: Are you the only child?"
 Nope" he importantly replied, but I'm the only one working"
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18
FOREIGN

!
 former secretary, Boris Slavinkoff
 have been arrested in Genoa by the
 Italian police.
 Spanish troops have suffered a e. were reversal at the hands of Moroccan tribesmen according to Central News dispatch received in London from Mad rid
 There have been 97 murders in Bel fast since February, g attempted, 150 cases of hOusebreaking, 130 robberies, Lord Chief Justice Moore announced in opening the new court sessions at Belfast.
 The arrest of more than 300 mem bers of the Nicaraguan Liberal party because of revolutionary activities has been ordered by President Chamorro, according to private advices received in Mexico City.
 The Paris newspaper Action Fran cais has demanded that Berlin be oc- cupied by France. The Temps and Fi- garO professed to see war and the grim sound of cavalry and arms in the Rus sian treaty with Germany.
 Soviet Russia contributed another sensation to the economic conference by sending a note to the Polish dele gatiOn remOnstrating against Poland's action in joining with the allied pow CTS in protest against separate treaty between Russia and Germany.
 Agreement by both Gen. Wu Pei Flu and Gen. Chang TsO Lin, rival Chi nese leaders, to exclude Picking and TientSin from the field of military operations was announced in an off cial dispatch received by the Chinese legation at Washington from the Pe king government.
 Fearing violent disorders in the zone of occupation along the Rhine and general lack of restraint among troops in the bOrderland, the German govern ment is drafting a mote of earnest appeal" to the United States, pleading for the retention of at least one regi- ment of American troops.
 Sergt. Aaron Kaplan of the depart ment of criminal investigation of the American forces in Germany is suffer- ing from a gunshOt wound through the left elbow, sustained during a May uay in Mayence. The driver of Sergeant Kaplan's car and two Ger man policemen who were in the ma chine were badly hurt
 General Ludendorff has written to Maj. Julio Guerrero, Peruvian military at Berlin, thanking him for the 'chivalrOus and unprejudiced" ac- counts of events recorded in Guerre- rO's new history of the war "We were not beaten on the field," said General Ludendorff in his letter, but by the failure of politicians to adapt them selves to the requirements of war. Pol ltics and war are one..
 The discovery and isolation of the typhus germ by Dr. N. Kritch, wom- an, under the guidance of Prof Bara- kin, director of the Moscow biological institute, is confirmed by Dr. Walter P. Davenport of Chicago, acting head of the medical department of the American relief administration in Russia. Dr. Kritch is director Of the of SOkolnichiesky hOspi- tai, at Moscow, where she has been for two years in searching for the germ.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18
Propriety.

The gay Lothario, having been asked to sing, approached the careful girl.
 twill you accompany me on the pianO?" he asked.
 Not without a chaperOn," answered the careful girl.
 Because she was very, very care ful girl.-American Legion Weekly.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18

Another plea for immediate termi- nation of the military occupation of Haiti met with refusal at the State Department. A committee of lawyers who brought to the department a brief declaring the occupation to be out of harmony with American principles, were plainly told by Secretary Hughes that their arguments appeared to him most inadequate and one-sided.
 Large expenditures will be necessary to bring the 2,5OO,OOO miles of rural highways in the United States up to the standard of efficiency comparable to their extended use in motor trans portation, in the opinion of the joint congressional commission of agricul- tural inquiry, whose general cOnclu- sions on the subject were announced recently by Chairman Anderson.
 The Invisible Empire has been rem dered conspicuously visible" it was de clared at the district attorneys office after a preliminary inspection of arti- cles seized when agents of the district attorney and deputy sheriffs success fully raided the Los Angeles office of the Ku KluX Klan.
 The charge that by leasing the Tea pot dome, Wyoming naval oil reserve, to the Mammoth Oil Company, headed by Harry F. Sinclair, millionaire oil promoter, the Interior Department in reality turned one of the most vaIua- ble oil structures in the country over to the Standard Oil, was made by for mer Governor Brooks of Wyoming in telegram received from him by Sen atOr Kendrick, Democrat, of that state.
 The packers and stockyards act of 1921 has been declared constitutional by the Supreme Court. The court, in dispOsing of cases brought by James E. Burton, and others representing Chi cagO traders, and Stafford Brothers in behalf of the Chicago commission mer- chants, declared that commission mer- chants, traders and dealers who buy and sell livestock after its arrival at Chicago stockyards are engaged in in- terState commerce.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18
Taking No Chances.

''What's going on hereY
 "A prize fight, mister. The purse is a quarter" !"
 Whats that yOungster doing up a tree while another boy walks around below with a club in his handY'
 "Oh, that feller in the tree is the stakeholder"
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18

If ones life is romantic he hasn't much peace of mind.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18

A rich man is often jolIy-and has reason to be.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18

Uniforms are a successful education against patches.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18

It is always pleasing to hear from old Edgeworth smokers, and we would like to know if this record is the best
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18

WESTERN
 Three children, Mildred and Eunice Bergstrom, aged 13 and 10, and George Livesly, their cousin, aged 4, were burned to death at the ranch home of w. L. Bergstrom, near Bend, Ore, in a fire that started in an incubator.
 Six armed and unmasked automobile bandits held up a messenger for the Central Bank of Oakland in a resi- dence district and robbed him of $12,- 900 which he was taking in an autOmO- bile to a branch of the bank in North Oakland.
 Carbon county commissioners are re- cruiting men to act as peace officers in the coal fields of Utah where there was considerable shooting recently, and where three men were wounded in battle between mine guards and striking miners.
 Two unmasked bandits held up Frank Webster, office manager, and Wilma Meyer, cashier, of the Seattle Star, as they descended from an auto mobile with the newspapers weekly pay roll fund, secured the entire fund of $4,400 and escaped in a waiting automobile.
 The tank steamer Whittier of the Union Oil Company, which went on the rocks at a point ten miles south of Point Arena, near San Francisco, is a total loss, the company was advised by radio. The steamers cargo of 10000 barrels of oil was lost. The crew of twenty-six was saved.
 The corOners jury which inquired in- to the facts surrounding the killing of Constable NJ. B. MOsher, slain by an- other officer while the constable was participating in a raid of masked men, returned a verdict that MOsher came to his death while a member of a masked mob presumably instigated and directed by members of the Ku Klux Klan."
 Once more the wheel of fate has turned and Juanita Miller, daughter of the late Joaquin Miller, eccentric Poet of the SierraS," has entered still an other cycle of her life. When two more moons have come and gone, Juanita admitted, she will lay away her we'd ding gown of burlap and, dOnning a neat tailor suit, will hie herself to the village court house and file suit for divorce at Oakland, Calif.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18

mOreEdgewOrth than any other living man Let Mir. Baldwin's letter give you the facts, and you will see he has some justification for his claims.
 H. F. BALDWIN
 Signs and Show Cards
 CIOth BGaneTs
 60 Clarke Street. Cor. Grant
 Burlington, Vermont Larus & Brother Company Richmond, Va
 Gentlemen:
 think that am entitled to be called q charter member of the Edgeworth Smokers Club, as have used the Edge worth Sliced Plug between twenty and twenty-five years.
 When I commenced using it was
 
 customers who kept general store told me that he had just received 6 new to- bacco and wished that would try it. He gave me box for which he charged me zoe. He made . mistake, as it was ceiling at that time for 26c. liked it 90 well that I made it . point to ask for it in every store in the different towns that made: but few had 1t. The next time that called on this customer I bought six boxes, which would last until I got around again. still continued to ask foritin the different towns and tried to induce the dealers to stock it. In 1906 or 1907 went to So. Carolina and stayed there three years. was gur- prised not to be able to get 1t there. At that time I was in Beaufort, s. C., and made frequent trips to Savannah Ga-s and Charleston S. c. and was unable to get itin either of these cities. Finally ordered some direct from you and also induced dealer in Beaufort to stock it. have used it always for over twenty years except occasionally when could not get it. I figure that have smoked over 1000 of the 26c boxes, which have cost for the last few years S6e- For at least five years have not bought cigar. Have had some given to me, but they do not take the place of the old pipe filled with Edgeworth-
 am Sixty-one years of age and still think that it is the best tobacco on the market. I don't think there is a man living who has smoked any more Edge worth than l. What do you think2
 Yours truly,
 (Signed) H. F. Baldwin
The St. Johns herald., 1922-05-18
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING EVENTS IN THIS AND FoR-
 EIoN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
Do!NGs AND HAPPENINGS THAT MARK THE PROGRESS
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