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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-16
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braudte. Mg getreioeipeider geb-
.braudt er sbspeinsbdi1te.
observation-disclosures Nes
KaiierpreissDcteiftS

philadelphia, Hn, IL. Vtar5.
Ser Sl1nge M1nnerdor bon Bbilaoel=
|pbia feierte am WittDob ieinen feb
5iglten @eburtstag nit einem gldn-
3enoen gofal- nuo SnitrumentaltRon
5ert. Der groBe aon5ertiaal mar Big
auf ben lebten Blab beiebt. Die Sci
er oes iieb5igiabrigen 8eitebers DEG
Nereins> Ser rpie fem anoerer oas
beutibe 9ieb nnb ben oeutiden Wedn1-
rergeiang gu gbren gebradt uno fei-
neraeit enogiiltig ben &aiierpres &C.
monren Fat, mar getragen onD edter
Begeiiterung fir beimatli6e 4unit.
Ser Sunge Mdnnerdor bat III Der
idperen MSrm> nn0 Drangperiooe
Ger leBter Sabre uobl einige s6nger,
aber ni9ts bon Der 41nlt oes Sim
gems eingebiBt, Die ibm 10 grobe nno
peroiente 2orbeeren nuf allen Sdn-
gerfeiten ser gorfriegs5eit eingebradt
bate. gr 5dblt beute IS Ginger nno
itebt unter Ser muiifaliiden 2eitung
gbas. s. Martins, Der unter Dem UNI
bergeBli9en Carl 5amans nit benz
.SSungen Mannerdor %geiungen batte.
Mn9 BEL oem &on3ert oieies 8erei1B,
Ser aus bem Gltelten Mdnnery8einm
berein bes 2nnbes, Dem am Is. 8eS=
ember 1885 g%egriin0eten rWfan1er=
DIOR" berboreegangen it, beltdtigfe
iid sic in Mmerica INNER pieber ge
mabte grfnbrung, BOB oas be1ffde
8olfslieo Ben groBten Nnflang beim
B11blifum finbet n11o ben rauiben6
item 8eifal ausloit; audi nit 5tpei
englii6ipra4gen 9iebern erfreute Der
8erein feline 3uborer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-16

5tanoespreoigt fir Die iungen 2erte
nit gGei6 GROCER Nn5abl b~ertreten.
5a1nitagabenb fnno feierlide Rinoer-
Deibe an Die M%uttergottes ifatt, an
Der $50 &inoer teilnabmen. Sim
ESbluBabeno 5ogen 100 Manner nit
|brennenoen Rer5en in Der Sanb pro-
5e~ifionstpeiie IN oie Stride, no lie ii
@emeinfhaft nit ben Grauen mad
5l%noenoer Nniprahe oas feierlide
8~anfgelub6e ernel1erten. Der Nn-
5u Sen Saframenten mar altBer-
orbentlih groB. 780 81. @o1nnunio=
men. tpur6en ansgeteilt. So6miter
Msgr. 9bieba11t, benz bo6p. P. SUITE,
.. g. s., IS. g., als Diafon nno
bodm. @err Slug. 8reuiier als Cub
biafo1t uno Der bo6n. Drtspfnrrer 81.
@ampntann nls 3eremoniar aiiiitier1
ten, nabmen an ser SdluBfeierlt6=
felt tell. Montagmorgen feierte Der
bobp. 8farrer Elm 5eelenamt fir 6te
0eritorbenen Ser @emeinbe. Nob ME
NOR Der @et1t Ser 2ente 10 ausge5eib-
net tpie IN biefer Miiiion Danf Der
al1sge5ei6neten Mrbeit 6es bo6m.
Miiiionars, Ser li6 Die Ser5en Der
2eute i'm Sturt1e erobert bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-16

~ .M1 G%M~EE IA EA.gS#x $#A.Hs.-S@
8adt ger1ortt1e1t uno miro oasielbe
an I. QpriI be5ieban.s
Mm Montagnadmittag lebter
ISOLDE 1T 6as 1lelte &eim bes $. 50.
8otpelion cine MeiIe neitlih bon
8aite 8arf blrh Seuer b~onfitdno1ig
5eritort morbe1, moburh benz gigen-
timer Elm sdaoen bon $1,000 emf
tano, Der teilpeiie ol1rb cine $4,000
8erii6erllng gebedt lit.
Die Soaring Sransfer Gon1panr
miro np6 benz /. Mpril ibr @eibaft
IN Der fribere Surrle Garage betrei=
ber, Die er auf mebrere Sabre in
8adt genommer bat nit Sem @eban-
ten, iein @eidah n berielben bei5n-
bebalten. s=.
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AcnDernfte in ser papit,
1nQbl.

@ont, 10. Md1r5. - &nr6inaI o.
Council, gr5biidof bon Bolton, teilte
am Sreitne Der Miiociate6 8reB in
Som nit Dab 6ernrdddt Elm pdpitli=
der grlnB ber0Hentltht meroen miro,
6urd ipeIde11 biie 5rift 5piiden Dem
SOB zines Bapiteg rn6 benz 8eginn
bes beiIigen @onflnpe, neldes ben
Nadfo1ger at ndblen bat, auf flint
aebn Gage Derldngert 1tn6 altber6em
benz &aroinolg Ronegi11m 6as &ed)t
.DerIieben miro, 6ieie Sriit notigenfdns
nod 5u berldngern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-16
Suo,Dafota.

Hierre. Die itaatli9e Giienbabn.
%fommiiiion fat sic Bodybuilding Del
&lage BON g. S. Morris bon 5iou1
SOILS gegen Die Nort6tpeitern Bel &c.
flepbone gompa11p pegen u1ngeredtte,
un0 llngeietlider Staten anf ben "a.
Nfar5 feitgeiebt. Die grnennunQ
bon 8iaiam 6. &nigbt bon 8afanbl
gum 8nnbes = 8rpbibitionsoirefto1
fir Soutb Dafota 1puroe am 5amitaq
bonn Hrobibitions &ommiiiar Sap.
mes in 8aibington befanrt gegeben
nn6ertDoo6. Sranf MiQer, cir
aus Der @egenb bon Biem,
fielo, mlroe tpegen eines tdtliben Mn=
griffs mittels 6euerpaffe auf ieinen
Noa9bar @m. @arriS perbaftet. Sic
SbieBerei mar oie 5oIge zines Strei.
tes 5tpifden Ben Beioen. &arris tpuroe
I'M @eiidt uro am linfen Nrm i6tper
rertpunoet, 10 6aB fir iein Muffom:
men gefiir6tet miro.
5nuIfton. Clinton springer bon
bier, melher neger Wor6beri1tbs, gu
brei Sabren un6 feds Monaten 3u6t=
ba1s berurteilt mur6e, lit nod Dem
5taats=Sospital fir @eiitesfranfe
iiberfibrt tporben.
Sort 8ierre. Sier murben @or=
b~ereihungen getroffen, Inn etua 700
5tud 8uffeI bon Ser 5cottp 8bilips=
SCRIBE bon ibren @eioen, flint MeiIen
.nor6peitlt9 bon bier, in sic bieiigen
Biebb0fe gu treiber, no 40 oabon aus
geil1dt mer6en fouen, sic Damn nod
Californian geihidt mer6en. Sc lit
hiies 6as erite Mal, 6aB sic gigenti=
mer iol6 groBe Mn5abl mad ben @ieb-
bofen treiben.
@ent1pertb. - CHARLES Sbomns,
@eibaftsmann, ~ftir5te ant Counting
nodmittog, tpabrenb er Sen Brand
zines @m1ies beobadtete. bonn &er5=
ihlnge betroffen, tot 5u 8o6en. Das
Ge1eer mar in einem General 5tore
m1sgebroben uno Ser 59nben belief
iib uuf ettpa 1924, 600, tpobor1 5uei
6urh 8eriiderung ge6edt fin6.
Miitden 9ie County nnb
5toats ! 8eb0r6en baben befonnt ge=
6uB 8erfdrfer bon pergiftetem
an 1ueldem 2e11te fterben,
lpegen Wor6es pro5eiiiert tperoen, I'M
Sole man ibrer babbaft miro.
6reemat1. Sofm Garner, Elm
6arrner bon bier, III itol5 6aruuf, felt
40 Sabren nidt cine 2noung @etrei=
Sc berfnuft 51 babeh. gr betpobrf bas
getreibe ifets 10 auf Dab er in Soften
ser SCOT at Iebe1 bntte uno nibt nie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-16
Denti6lanos Hdglt6er
sage ion ab8ebofen
mer0e1t.

9elte, OOr1ner1fag, Den 10. Wtar5,
|nben6s odt ubr, miro 5pau gliia=
BETH 9aui6 I'M Muoitorium Ser 8u=
tbe0ralbobldule einen 8ortrag nit
2i6tbiloern balten, 5u oem Deutib-
4merifaner bier6urb eingela6en 1in0.
|Srmn Eaui6 lit &~eiieiefretarin fir oie
[6rei Milionen Donar=8epegung in
Bbila0elpbio. Dieie Betpegung lit eli
ne 5ortiebung ser Mrbeit Ser amerifa=
nii6en Andfer, melde iebt ein5ig fir
&uBlanb nrbeiten. Mber. als iie BUS
0eutibe Mrbeitsfelo berlieBen, legten
tie Sen Entertainment 6eutfder Nbitam-
mung nod 100000 &inoer ans @er5
&in6er i6on fed uno p%erfruppelt
onr6 iabrelange unterernabrung.Das
&omitee> bas iib Damn biloete, 56blte
Die beften 0euti@-ameritanii6en 8ur-
ger gu ieiren @liebern, &raiioent
Saroing bat oeiien 8iloung un6 Def
len @orfat 6urb einen peri0nliden
8rief (6er Derlelen meroen mir6) ge-
binigt. &ei6e, bodber5ige Md1rner be-
aablen ole Musgaben Der &an1pagne,
70 6aB ieoer Gent Ser 5ammI1ngen
brett gum @infanf Don 2ebensmitteln
pertpanbt miro.
Srau Sauib lebte als Sdulporite-
BERN m6breno 6es gan5en &rieges
oriiben unb 1T erft fiir5lib in. tire
ffriibere 9etmnt nab bier 5urmdfge==
febrt. Der 8ortrog miro RET iein,
bod miro Elm 0rtsfomitee in Sen fol-
getben 8oden eine 5ummlung ber=
a%nitalten. Die 2idtbil6er 5eigen sic
bungernoen nn6 franfen Climber IN
5bnlen, &~inoergarten nn6 Sospitd=
Tern in finf oeutlid)en Stdoten.
6reunoe! fon1mf! Sc finb 5nmeif
sic &tn6er bes Mitteltunoes, oes
Stan6es, Der benz often Gaterlanb Die
gr0Bten Mdinner, Di9ter, Denfer,
Staatsmdnner, geidenf bat, Die am
untergeben ino. @dbrenb Granfreid
Die Deutfdlano erpreBten @oblen aufz
friert oaS ar1le golf an Ser
5eite BEG &beins; Sic i6onenI
Wdlber, bon benen 10 man1es alte
ingt, mer6en erbarmungs=
los nie0ergeidlagen.
Die &irdb0fe fii1er1 iid nit &inoer-
gpdbern. Mob III {, audi nidt tmSun-
geriabre 1917,nar Sic Scot 10 iblimm.
Gin Sdiff 1T I'M Sinfen, Elm dit
Sal1s brennt S%reiminige|
Dor! &ettet Sic &t1lber! Ser, 6eiien@es
fiu fir oie ate 9eimat, fir Die bor=
benz 9ltnger unb g1en0 at1beim=
.gegebe1en 5tam1nesgenoiien ii9 regt,
fin6e fi6 gum gortrag Der 6rau
eth, nfie itb burb ibre Der
entiprederoen Borte iiber
sic tnirflide Gage I'M urmen Deuti6
(unb belebren nnb iein &er5 ertDet=
fen, 10 6aB aus ihrn Die Spfertpiaig-
felt ertiproiie, nod 8rdften our S0r-
oer1ng beg eblen 8erfes Der bret Oeil-
<ionen Donnr Betpeg11ng bei5utragen.
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bon @om am Montag 6ie telegrapbi.
i6e Nodridt eingetroffen, bob oit
8abl oes bodm. p. Mcuin Deuti6.
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Mbtet bonn 81. Softer, &dpit Bins XI.
beiItdtigt mor0en 1T.
Gin bonn bo6m. P. ban Der 8oer,
9. g. g., Ben iungen 2enten Ser BON
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tie einen iiberaus iegensreider @rfolg,
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@emeinoe DonxeAt driftlid)em @eifte
beieelt iin6.
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mo6obeno, Sen 20. Mdr5, Der erite
&etreat fir Die Sro1en nro Sung
frauen Ser acknowledgements croft
net, Der am acknowledgement Sonn-
tagmorgen nit @eneralfommunion
sum MbidluB %gelangen miro. Die Bre-
6igten tperben morgens balb Z, Inn 8
nn0 aben6s balb 8 ubr gebolten. Sir
Die Mdnner un6 Sanglinge beginnt
Der &etreat am Wittmo6 Den 20.
Mair5, un0 iblieBt nit @eneralfom-
munion am acknowledgement 5on11=
tagmorgen. Hre0igten morgens balb 6
unb 9 nbr; aben6s I'M balb s ubr.
8eibe &etreats tper6en bon Dem hodm.
&atbe6ralreftor @runenpalb geleitet.
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Der ct. Muguitimsfir6e in gaIt ct.
CLOUD morgenS beim feierliben &o9=
ante cine abttdgige fl. Miffior err
offnen.
sSn Der Ser5 Seius&irde al Sree-
port miro ieben Mittmodmorgen bonn
bodau. 9errn sos. Builder bon 8eit
Union Die 5aitenpre0tgt gebalten.
Naditen 5onntag, Dem Geite 6es
fl. Soiepb, beginnt in Ser ct. 8eter
& Bauls Stride at &i6mo1o Sic bier
5igltunoige @ebetsan6adt meIde ON
Dtenftag abenos gum feierliben Mb=
i6luB gelangen miro. MusbiIfe fommt
,@lofter.
sSn Ser ct. MartinS @emein6e 51
Martin in peIaer Ser bodp. p.
gugen, 8. g.. s., als Seeliorger an
geiteM lit, miro bonn i. Bis 8. Mpril
cine Miiiions grne11erl1ng itottfin-
ben.
Dtenitag fommen6er Mode miro
in Der ct. Sobannes Mbteifird,e ali
gouegeptlfe bas Set beg 81. 9rbens=
Beneoiftus afs 8atronSfeit IN
feierlider 8eiie begdngen mer6er1.
Die bonn bodfp. Meoemptori1ten-
pater q. 6. ®en5er in Ser &er5
Seiit Stride al So1tf &apiog gebalte-
ne 81. Wiifion fan6 lebten Counting
ibren MbidluB. Nie mar ser
golfS6rang 10 groB. Ole beioe11 Mei-
len an ffriiben Morgen Ddbrenb ber1
Wiiftonspode pare,1 iebr g11t beii1dt
Die .4benopreotgten tDarer1l . n11aiee
berb, baB trob Der fhlebten Mege bie
JRitrde Bis gum lebten 9lab gefiiIlt
+pur. Mitttpo6abeno mar 5tan6espre-
otgt fir berbeiratete aelte nit iiiber-
ooler @irde;; Donneritagabero mar
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Norgange in
@taDtlebelt


Sn Ser 5amltagnadmittag in
@ereinsaimmer ser Sanbelsfammel
i'm 8ree,t SDtel abgebaltenen Ger'
fammlnr,g ser ct. glono &artoffelt.
5iid)ter MiIociation mnroe etn1t1mn1tq
ser 8eidluB gefabt, einen I'M aartof'
feIbau bepanoerten damn mad per-
idieoenen 2aserbauiern at ietdoen.
Der ben @infaitf 5meier Sorten Sur
toffeln, Sic pon Sen Mitglie0ern Der
aIiociatiou als Saatfartoffeln IN Die.
fer @eseno gebruudt merben, beior.
aen ion. Ges @eiteren tpur6e belbloi.
fen, cine Mitglieoidaftsgebiibr Dor
SO Gents fir ieoes Meitglieo al erbe'
ben, um sic Soften oes Dtonnes, Del
sic Saatfartoffeln aussutpablen bot
at b~eltreiten. Sic anmeienoen IS Mit.
alteoer modten in iener 8eriammluna
9eIteaungen fir cine g~iienbabnmageu
lab,lne elmer ieoen ser beioen Son
ten.
Son ser Sda1lgelobeuiqignng,
sic in bieier @ode bonn itaatliben gr-
siebungsbepartement betannt gen1ad)t
muroe, faat auf Stearns County Die
Summe bon $24,675.S 80, meld}e Ser
teiluna aaf sic 8aiis BON $3.50 fir
ieoes ser bered)tigten 913S S9nlfin=
Der I'M County bin geu1od)t muroe.
- @beriff Ben. Sdoner bat am
Montag in Ser Gm1ntp Muoitors St-
flee lib ais aanoioat fir sic Mor1i-
uation fir oas Sberiffsamt BET oen
Yrimarinablen %eintragen Ialien. Sir
Die geredtig,1ng auf cine @ieoermabl
ipridt better als @orte Die pflidtge=
treue Imtsperpaltung oes Serrn
S1oener, nit Ser er sem 8ewobnern
oes COUNTY aagemeine 8efrte6tgung
gegeben uno ourb Sic er ii6 oeS gu
traltens ser Stimmgeber mert ge=
madt bat.
Nad einem am 9ienltagmor=
gen in Der &utbeorale bonn bodm.
Serrn 8arlep Inn 9 l1br g%efeierten
8equiem nuroe Die 2ei9e ser inn bo=
hen aIter BON iber SO Sabren am
letten 6reitag in Sbanan6oab, So
100, ielig i'm Serrn entidIofenen 6rau
Maria 4nra Miqer auf Dem @aIba=
rien @ottesuder I'M 8eiiein elmer gro
zen In5aH bon 8er1panoten un6 8e=
fannten beereigt. Die Beritorbene
uur6e I'M gifler12an6e in Deutf9lan6
%seboreu, BON no tie nod ibrer Ser
ebelidung NIT Dem 9ebrer Sobn g.
Ytiller mn0 orei &inbern in 6ieies
9ano FAM. 9as gbepaar lieB jib in
Ser &eibenfolge in SEN Stnuten SSn=
Diana, Sainois, Wiliouri, @isfoniin
.lno Damn in Miinne|ota nieoer, no ser
Vatte asSbre lang in Meire @robe als
tatig mar. @or 80 Sabren
Die JamiIie Miuer ibr Seim1
in 81. Glouo, aog BON bier nod $50
Winn., un6 bon BORT nod Sor-|
Oan tim, madte ipdterbin ibr Seim in
Omaha, Neb., nn0 perlegte oas1elbe
bier Sabre fpater 1td6 2ittle Sals,
no 2ebrer Miler Dor 81 Sabren oas
;3eitlide iegnete. Die 8eritorbene
febrte Damn mad ct. glono 5urid, mo-
lie ibrem Sobne 6rie6ridl Ser in Ser
,Noroltern" Gr11derei Mrbeit batte,
Ben Sausbalt fiibrte. 8or ettpa 5ebn
ibernabm ser Sobn cine Stel-
e in Sbananooab, Soma, nobin, nit
aud oie Mutter unt5og. gfeblt
gobne Srib betrauern oen Sob
ger gltten Mutter nod folgen6e Sim
Der: Srau Margaretba 8lommer bon
ct. glo11b, BEL Ser sic 9eide bon
Sonntag Big 5um So6estage gebubrt
par, Soiepbinn Wiaer bon galifor-
Mnria WiGer nn6 Srau Mofa
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
NINTH AV. WRECK CASE
PRESSED BY BANTON
Dead Passenger Buried From
West Side.

one OF the first official acts OF Dis
trlct Attorney Joab II. Banton VIII be
TO press the investigation OF the Ninth
avenue elevated railroad wreck last Fri
day night. which resulted in the death
OF one passenger and the injury Of sew
crai others.
Mr.. Banton. at his home yesterd ay.
said that he would put the machinery
OF his office TO work on the case this
morning and that It would go to the
Grand Jury this week. IL depends on
the evidence. he said, whether he viii
prosecute the railroad company Bene-
dict -. Dineen, Assistant District At
torney. Will be in charge.
Luigi Mazzola. 10. OF 537 West
Twenty-ninth street. the passenger who
was killed when the forty-three-year
old wooden car was telescoped, was
buried yesterday from st. Clare's Roman
catholic Church. 434 West Thirty-sxth
street. The Rev. Robert Pace. the priest
who gave Mazzola the last rites at the
accident. read the funeral service.
Father Pace said there was no doubt
that the cars used on the elevated were
outworn and that some Improvement
should be made in the rolling stock.
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
KILLS WOMAN AND SELF
ON THEIR WEDDING DAY
Baker and Gunner of Tea
Room, Dead After Struggle.

Mrs Blanche Keller, IS. owner of the
Mecca Tea Room, 236 East Eighty first
street. and Charles Hirmer. 2S, baker
of 3o7 East Seventy eighth street, were
found dead yesterday in Hirmer's apart
ment The woman had been shot in the
neck and chest. and Hirmer had wound
in the right temple and left wrist. The
police reported 1t as a murder and
suicide.
On the woman's body were bruises.
indicating a struggle An automatic
pistol and a box of cartridges were
found nearby. According to Albert
Reischek, who was Hirmer's roommate,
Hirmer expected TO marry Mrs. Keller
and yesterday had been set for the
wedding.
The bodies were found by Reischek
when he returned home after a New
Years party. He said he never had
known Mrs. Keller to visit Hirmer be-
fore. Others who had known both were
puzzled by Mrs. Keller's presence in the
room.
Hirmer. Reischek said. came from
Germany eight years ago. Mrs. Keller
was English and had been divorced
She had been living in the apartment
over the tea room.
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
SIX HURT IN SMASH
ON QUEENS BRIDGE
Automobile Hits Police Booth
and Overturns - Woman
Struck in Broadway.

Ten persons were injured yesterday
bile driven by Michael Redenburg, 27. OF
32S East Fifty third street, and carrying
five passengers, crashed into a police
booth In the center of Queensborough
rest a complete wreck. Patrolman Pat
rick Twomey, who was near the booth
summoned medical help and arrested
Redenburg.
All the passengers were taken TO Re-
ception Hospital, where Il was found their
hurts were not serious. They were Miss
Mary Taylor. 23, and Miss Catherine
Fischer 90, both of 43 Prospect place
Daniel O'Neill of 432 West 10th street
Peter Mason OF S07 Park avenue, Ho-
boken, and Harry Pollack of 323 East
Eighty-fourth street.
Redenburg is chauffeur for Mrs.
James Byrne of 27O Park avenue. Pa
trolman Twomey charged that Reden-
burg had taken Mrs. Byrne's automobile
out without her knowledge but in York
Vile Court Mrs. Byrne refused to pros
ecute Rendenburg and he was dis
charged.
Anna Laighton, IS, of 315 kipp ave
nue., Hasbrouck Heights, N. j., was
struck by an automobile owned and
driven by Harry Gildchrist Of 81 john
son avenue, Tompkinsville. Staten ISL
and. when she was crossing Broadway
at Mail street. She was taken to Vol
unteer Hospital She received lacerations
OF the face and right leg and possible
internal injuries.
A woman and child were seriously in
jured at night at Manhattan avenue
and 111th street by a seven passenger
touring car which ran them down and
then sped away. Witnesses OF the
accident got the last three numbers OF
the car, and the police sent out a gen.
eral alarm The victims were Mrs
Carnelia Ehlers, 81, of 2l5 West Ninety
eighth street and her son Frederick. 2
They were taken first to the Memorial
Hospital at Central Park West and
116th street. and later to the knicker-
booker Hospital. The doctors say ootn
may die.
Frederick Nelson, 80. of SO North ave-
nue., Bogota, n. j., was injured by ar
automobile which struck him as he was
crossing Twelfth avenue near the For
Lee Ferry. Several ribs on the righ'
side were broken. and It was believed
at first that one of the vertebrae or the
neck had been fractured. but the physi
clans of Knickerbocker Hospital report
that he probably will recover. The au'
tomobile was owned and driven by Fran
cis l.. Du Bosque of Great Neck, l.. l..
an official OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
He picked the man UP and drove MIN te
the Knickerbocker Hospital
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
WILSON HOUR JAN. Is
TO HELP $1,000, 900 FUND
c Contributions to Be ReceiDed
After Noon That Day.

Seeking contributions to the 81 .000, ,0Oe
fund to epdow patriotic awards for dis
tinguished public service In the name OF
Woodrow Wilson, the Wilson Founda-
tlon, Of which Franklin u. Roosevelt IS
national chairman, has announced a
Wilson hour" through the country on
January 16.
"The sixty minutes between noon and
o'clock on that day" said Mr.. Roose-
welt yesterday, "are 10 be given by his
friends to Woodrow Wilson. and we
request that all friends Of his. which
means all who believe in his principles
observe II throughout the country. Dur
ing that hour contributions will be re-
ceived but not sought, and every man
connected with the organization OF the
foundatio viii be at his Office or home
TO receive them.
EVERY person who stands by the
principles for which Mr. Wilson fought
will have the opportunity TO stand up
and be counted--to express his allegiance
10 the faith that Is in him. We hope
the Wilson hour win serve as an oppor-
tunity to this generation TO sho2v how
far II can recognize greatness tin It's
own time"
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
SLAIN WIFE'S BODY
MAGNET TO HUSBAND
Perth Amboy Man Surrenders
to Police After Nine
Visits.

After having visited the body of his
wife every day for nine consecutive days
ITO see if she was comfortable" where
he had hidden 1t in a cellar. Alexander
Syelles of 334 Stockton street, Perth
Amboy, found himself so uncomfortable
about the matter that he walked into
Perth Amboy police headquarters and
confessed.
Syelles told Lieut.. c. II. Morris he
had ouarreled with his wife on Christ
mas Day because he thought she was
drinking too much. and when she argued
with him he became enraged and choked
her senseless. Then, Morris said Syelles
told him, he got an AK and struck her
two blows on the head, which killed her.
To visiting friends he explained that
his wife had gone to Cleveland. But he
was unable to stay away from the cellar
where his wife's body lay.
1T couldn't think of my wife as dead"
Syelles told Morris. Il had to go back
and see if she was comfortable. So
every day since 7 killed her / have gone
back to the house and climbed down to
the cellar to see If she looked as il she
were in a comfortable position. If she
did net look comfortable, sometimes i
would shift the body a little Bit
Detectives found the body just as
Syelles had described. He will be ar
raigned to-day before Recorder Pickers-
gill on a charge of murder
Syelles Is carpenter and Is SO years
old. He said he was divorced from his
first wife eight years ago. Four years
later he married his second wife. She
was 20 years old. and they had no
children
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
CEILINGS FALL FAILS
TO DISTURB AUDIENCE
Three Fourteenth st. Theater
Employees Are Injured.

Three men employed in the Four
teenth Street Theater at lis West Four
teenth were injured slightly last night
when a part of the lobby ceiling
dropped on them. Although there were
several hundred persons seated in the
theater watching the performance none
was aware OF the accident until the
show ended.
When the ceiling fell, Policeman
Cerello OF the West Twentieth street
station, who was passing. ran 10 the
assistance of the injured men. He had
them taken TO New York Hospital.
where DIR. johnson attended them. They
were:
Mario Continio, 90. ticket taker. ia
Mulberry street. contusions OF the face (;
Vincenzo Gildo. 20, doorman, 219 East
Thirteenth street, abrasions OF right
hand and nose: John Derenzo. 80. an
usher. "a Delaney street, contusions Of
the neck.
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
BOY WHO SAVED DOG WOULD
PLUNGE IN ICY LAKE AGAIN
Edward Tuttle Jr Sure He Will Recover From Cold
and Wet, but Thinks He Could Never Forget
if He Had Let Animal Drown.

After he had been massaged for an
hour and rolled in blankets and put to
bed Edward Tuttle, Jr.. of Pitman,
n. J.. said last night that he would
break into frozen lake any time rather
than fysve a good dog to drown.
Young Tuttle. who is Is. was walking
witt his father and uncle beside a
small lake near his home when they
heard the whimpering of a dog. which
they traced to spot in the lake con-
cealed from them by thick growth of
pine trees on a point jutting out from
shore. The boy was the first to get
view of the dog, and ran ahead. When
the two men came UP with him he bad
his shoes off and was preparing to crawl
out on the frozen lake.
The men insisted that the boy must
The New York herald., 1922-01-03
CRASH ON BRIDGE ENDS
TAXICAB THIEF CHASE
Two Men Escape; One Sus-
pect Is Caught.

Charles Lowy. q taxicab driver, oi
$40 East seventy-seventh street left his
car standing IN Fifty-ninth street yes
terday morning and went into restaur-
ant. Glancing through a window he
saw three men get into his car and
start off.
Lowy gave pursuit In another auto
mobile. The chase led through the
upper East side and ended on queens
borough Bridge, when the taxicab
crashed into an automobile driven by
John Benise Of PSI Crescent street. Long
Island City
The occupants OF the taxicab ran, but
one was caught. He gave his name as
John Mahoney Of 321 East Eighty-first
street.