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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1921.
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SEIZED, POISING AS
IF FORDEATH LEAP
Polfce Win Race With Woman
Who Climbs to. Eighth Floor
Fire-Escape of Palace Theatre.
A young sromac. describing hrtetf
as Hoso Clifton, of No. Hi Weat Sth
Street, la under observation to-day In
Bellerue a result of a climb up tho
I'alaco TJieattji fire eaeape on tho 47th
Street aide. She first attracted atten
tion In a restaurant by putting off and
on her hat and sweater several times.
She suddenly darted to the street, fol
lowed by a crowd, and started up the
theatru flre-escano which cornea down
to the sidewalk. s?ho looked over the
ralllng'at each landing; until she reached
the eighth floor love!, where aho poised
herself aa ft to leap.
In the, meantime Policeman Knudsen
yn racing up the stairs In the building
to head her off, and Policeman Wills up
the fire-escape. Knudsen slipped out
from the tonlldlng through a steel door
and seized her, but she struggled until
Wills arrived. She saJd hor mother,
Mrs. Adeline Morley, Uvea at No. 663
Eagle Avenue, tho Uronx. She was un
able to explain her actions.
FOG M AKES SLOW
GOING ON WATER
Uners Held Up and Sound
Steamers Took It Easy While
the Pall Lasted.
I Von thla morning delayed all waUr
traffic In the vicinity of tho city. The
SVench Uner Touralne,- anchored at
Sandy Hook, reported by wireless sho
would come In when the going was hot
ter. A number of freighters took tho
earn precaution. The Red Cross liner
Rosalind and a number of the big boats
which use the Bound route were simi
larly careful and' waited at City Island
rather tl'in go through Hell date In the
murlc
The Municipal ferryboat Manhattan,
bound for SUten Island, stopped with a
big Jar off Robblns Reef Lighthouse. It
vas found that the forward shaft had
Veen broken and the propeller had
dropped off into the bay. She made her
J Id with the other propeller. All ferries
Cvere from Ave minutes to half an hour
late.
MAY URGE ACTION
ON COLOMBIA'PACT
President Harding. Expected to
Send Message to Senate
Very Soon. r
WAKIUNQTON, March J. A special
meftMKe to the Penato requesting Im
mediate ratification or the Colombian
Treaty Is being prepared by President
Harding, according to reports Among
Senators to-day In the wake of last
night's White House conference.
It waa understood that President
Harding had accepted ' the view of
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, Its-
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Pall of the Interior Department that
action on the treaty during me special
session of tho Senate waa desirable.
Disposal of the treaty waa dlacuaacd
by Prealdent Harding with Senator
last night, but only In a cursory man
ner, it waa said.
28 YEARS FOR BANDIT.
One f Masked Hand In llrou
Given bona; l'rlaon Term.
Joseph Meyena, No. 4070 Park Avenue,
the Bronx, waa sentenced to Sing Ulng
for 28 yeara by Judge Olbba lln ,tho
Uronx County Court to-day for his part
In the robbery of the Metropolitan
Tobacco Company's plant, at No. tSSl
Park Avenue a year ago. Meyers was
one of four masked and armed men
who overpowered and gagged tho
watchman, Paolo Dl Mato, No. I33
Tlnton Avenue, blew the oafe and cot
(8.200, mostly In Liberty Honda.
JMward Connolly, twenty-four, of No.
SIS Wwt 143d Street, was arraigned In
Weat Side Court to-day on a charge of
burglary which he la said to 'have ad
mitted. With two other men Connelly
Is said to have lowered himself to the
apartment of Frank Cowan on West
73d Street, iwhero 300 worth of (cloth
ing was stolen. The two other men
were captured and sent to prison. Con
nelly left New York and was arrested
on hla return to the city laat night.
MAZtE HAS TWO SUITORS.
nientslngrr Jealous Whti Dunn
Takes Her Oat.
.T-rvni T it twenty, of VNo. 241 Bck
.'jiu .s.ief , l-i. . i, waa held In
11,100 ball to-day by Magistrate Mo
Closkey 1 1 llrldre Plaaa. Court for ex-
amlnnlim March 16, on a ehargo of
relonluUi atsnult. Tlio complainant.
Theodore McnUinger of No. 172 North
8th Street, uho wore bandages cover
ing cuts on 1)1 neck and hand, said he
waa set upon by four men last night as
ha was escorting Miss Mario I'lynrt,
eighteen, from a theatre they had at
tended to her home, No. 205 Kunt
Street. He Was beaten senseless ami
cut with a knife.
Detective Joseph Ilenzlg. who nr.
reeled Dunn at his home, said Dunn
took Miss Ilynn to a dance Saturday
night ahd waa angry because she pre
ferred to go out last night with Mem
linger to accepting hla Invitation.
Sent in Workfcause far Swindling'
Louis Hodman, No. 40 Hast ldd
Street, waa sent to the workhouse for
thirty days thla morning In Jefferson
Market Court Ho w.a charged with
poslnff as a "ticket Inspector" at the
Pennsylvania Terminal and swindling
a foreigner out of a ticket to Norrls
town, Pa. Hodman was arrested
when he tried later to have the ticket
redeemed for caah at the ticket
window.
mTIONALFlsi?
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Suggests Fish Recipe
Help make National Fish Day, March 9. a success by learning to cook
fish appetiangly, economically, and without odor in the house.
Pan-Broiled FUb, Quick-Oven Method
The following method of cooking fish was originated by Mrs. Evelyn
Spencer and used by her ih demonstrations of fish cookery under the
auspicea of the Dureau of Fisheries during, the war. It ia particularly
recommended as preserving the natural juices and flavor of the fish,
eliminating the odor of cooking, and economizing in the use of fuel and
expensive cooking fats. '
Wath the fuii In cold water. Cut Into pieces of da proper size for tndmdWl service.
Dtp In salted milk (one-half teaapoonfol salt in ooa cap milk) ana then into dry finely
ihed bread crumbs. Ffocethe pieces in a veU.graatMi pan. sprinkle allnlecookina
oil or meuea fat over tho surface, of each, ana bake in a very quick oven for lOip 13
minute, depending on tho thickness of the pieces. When the fish is baked to a deep
E olden brawn, pUce on a hot platter and tmlh with parsley or slices of lemon. May
s served plain or with tartar sauce.
Plan a Fish Menu for Tomorrow
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the kidney or your back hurts or if
the "urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
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