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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921.
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SANTA
BRINGS JOY
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four Associations Give Ch&r
: to Orphans and Cripples at
LChristmas Entertainmentsi
IfenVbcrs of the Santa Clans Unltm
In. rood standing have come upon
JrJpJr busy season, and "tho fot
iantn Clans" in the business
offl-
dllted at several distributions v
yestf
'. Tho season started with a i liSn
Vtjh distributions at four ccntfyl
llolnts. by different philanthropic
ilidvcments. The greatest number j)f
children on the good saint's visiting
ljfc't at one place was in St. FranaU
Sales Hall, No. IM East 8th
Hi fret, where orphaned children oi
farmer members of. jhe 69th ItegtmetU
we're entertained by ,tho Votcrfn
Corps, 9th lUiffiment, Inc., undlSr
4immand of Ueut. Col. cjlmrfla
Icily, k
'Xa Santa Caus doesn't seem able (tf
ieomplibh a great deal without femi
ljijp help, Col. Healy had a committee,
of Jvomcii assisting yesterday. They
titie the Misses Angela FltrpatrlcU,
llafr Farroll and Sylvia Peoples, and
Icidamos Patrick licMcnlman, Ml
rjiel Connelly, Jock Pollard and Norn
Oprvorah. William Dooley of l-'lush-lugl
was tho Santa Claus and Ills as
ntsttint was the Rev. James Dunnlgan,
epaplnln of the corps.
There were BOO children at the party
aaf each received clothing, candy and
tiyi. A beautiful stole brought from
France was presented to Father Dun
njcan. Col. Healy got n wonderful
"nlifger baby" doll. There was also
fh entertainment, nt which little Ml it
PJUIe Crompton, awristed by .Masterw
lC!l)y-Kelty, put on n muslc.il act
wjileh had the children screaming with
delight.
The Carroll Club, which has a
membership of 6.-50O young Catholic
lnjHlness girls, made the day bright
for 300 crippled children who am liv
ing '.at home as distinct from thoso
In; Institutions. There was both
pathos and pleasure. Most of tho
children were entirely helpless, but
thellght In their eyes showed for
gqtCulncss of their ills In the happi
ness of the moment
'Jit the Yorkvllle Casino tho Im
prjoved Order of lied Men, Degree of
Pocahontas, had Its annual entertain
ment for orphans of members. Slxty
ortcC orphans brought enough friends
along as guests to swell tho number
beyond 400. The orphans got cloth
ing: and toys and the guests candy
and' nuta. There was a show of
eighteen acts, which kept the children
Anri!thfti- 1rifrft riAlli-htftri. .tames V)
QOligan was Chairman of tho Ar
rangements Committee.
At aansemaycrs Restaurant. No. 5
K4st 13th Street, the Recreation and
MpdJcal Aid Committee of the New
Tork Philanthropic League had Its
annual Christmas party for the crip
pltif of all ages. The 125 guests ranged
from emmnooa to raiaaio age, ana,
thiro were a dinner and gifts, useful,
and pleasing. The dinner was given
bf jpruno Mueller, Mrs. Katzenstcln
anifsigmund Mahlers.
.
ARMY FOOD SALE
! " REWARDS DELAYED
JWomen -who volunteered to help in
tbesalo of army food in 1919 and
' huVe been looking forward to a sub
stantial Christmas present from
Father Knickerbocker aa a reward
aro-llkely to be disappointed. Inquiry
at! jthe Corporation Counsel's odlpe
dlsiiosea thero is little chance of any
ctltUng of this 195,000 melon, despite
persistent rumors all over the city,
The fund la the net profit of the
mrymr foods scales, less $90,000 paid to
3)workers last summer under an
- agreement made when they pressed a
suit for compensation, and 1125,000
expended for charity by a committee
appointed by tho Mayor.
The food sales yielded a net profit of
more than $600,000 to the city.
LOFT BUILDING DESTROYED.
fire yesterday afternoon destroyed
thq Interior of tha six-story loft build
ing at Nos. 127-1J3 West 17th Street
mjijl'for a, time threatened to spread to
tii -bulldlnei on either side. Five
ajtfrtns were sounded and Deputy Chief
Joseph P. Martin took charge of tho
(tight -The fire attracted a huge crowd.
The fire was discovered at about 12.30
iP.l&t- Y J. Healy, a record clerk In
Post- Oltlco Station O, and Assistant
- Superintendent P. Rtail, who were on
ttir.way home from work.
'Four floors of the building were ued
by -cloak and suit manufacturers. Tho
rlrq started In the loft on the fifth floor;
occupied by tho Gelaphotu Company,
f k& ! m aF aitiril . -
, lunuuinvv... vto w ..u.v. wing ifURtcri.
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now tiling Lang 1870
-.silverware. Lang 1921 til.
I :. verware will serve jtr
I "third generation.
t ? Quality jewelry
TANG
mum 1651 Broadway
1 Wfmcr across CapUol'lHcBtie
0 HUNDREDS OF
POOR
CHILDREN
5 i Fifty-second Year
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HAYS SAID TO HAVE
TAKEN MOVIE JOB
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Prominent Politiciajh Says He Will
Head Film Industry at
SI 00,000 a Year.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. Postmaa
ter General Will II. Hays has decided
to accept the offer to become virtual
head of the motion picture Industry in
tho Unltel States.JJuccordlns to a
prominent Republican politician here
to-day. 'f:
He stated that Haya had agreed to
accept tho leadership of the reorgan
ized association at $100,000 a year for
two and ont-half years.
Statements that Hays had decided
to accept wero partly confirmed In
motion p.cture circles hero, but
Hays's offlct- maintained a strict si
lence. Iliiv Is now JaUi to be, "rest
ing up" at somo health resort-
NEW ORLEANS; ENTRIES.
JKFKEIUJON IWllK.SCEW ORLKANK,
La., tc. 19. Tho entries for to-ino.-I'jw'n
races are a follows:
FIRST IVACli-lWO; milA-in; thrT.Tar-!.1
ml urwirr1 : oik mlU -KetiftltTwi. (ri; lit1, tf
101: PUto. Iftl. OH Ii: ilrw
in": I'tlrm. IOii ImoU! 107: Nomlinn,
PDimw, tin: rmml, 111.
lib
''t
n ami irwfinl; mt fitivn&n -4oliiw rmnu.
I; 'Klrah. let; llfirdl Alkln. 101; l'i.
vinntlnr. Ill: ItitfM. inilf. 'Hllrnre, I07:llrm-
112: Mtlriiilo. ll.'l H-rt)!n. It.".
THIItll Il.Vf'lv -4700. tl'lmiTi: tn.i rr-iM:
ti fuiUMim lull JilK,,Hr2. I.mii- Annnic.
lf5 Klrtn, 1IIJ- t)1J 10.'. Uilt A'ltn 101
l.ltllf 1'ollv, i(i . (VTk 0'Hl, 107: 'Or.r
K . 107: HlrlV- l. 107: Kirr 'wW. W- rilnrli
MA. 1)2: Fm' Kinnn. 11.1. Alo rtlsllilr,
slmplicitr, 107: ImuU lUidintrr. 1il; lurton-d.
1117 l,tltlf I'ntf 107
KWTITJ1 Ihtrh- -700: cllmln: Ihiw-yMr-nVU
and U'.nrirt): nil fnrlonip. AlTfr1i l 101:
Archli- Akxmarr 101: Klmtj. lfmlrl
Ml. I', it. Klin 1l: Jlyrnc. 110: 'Am r
Ar-i. llo; Imin-. 112; i'1lck. 112;
Hllrrt llll'irt 112- C'onnoian. in
PIPTII ItAF 7(W: llaMiiKi nv.r-nlH
nil tuTdnl; nil furlniic. -lrWi lrram. 10,1;
V:t(-rnltr, 100; (Irtmalkln 1M; Vil. Ttjlnr. KVI;
Mri KI: Jloiiamirr, 10(1; llMJifnKlon. 1011; War
Note. 10"l. Manfn Ma)r. 1CU; Valor, 100.
rtlXTII UACIi-fiOO: Wtnilne; handkap;
hrr-ymr-oMn ami mnranl: iniU attl a nlxtwirtli.
.Murraj, 102, Sutrr Kli, 10.1; Aimi, 10S;
Our nirtMir. 108; HMcltr, 114: Tantaliu. I in.
HKVFATll 11AOE 700j oUlmJnf; tJuw-ltar-nlilj.
ant upwartl. mil and lhrw-ixtM-nlli. -l.iicr
Half. !: '0011118, 101; l(nlork. 10!
Ijiujt Im, 101; Ailrtant. 1M: 1 Wot nl
UoIartl. IOI; Drill ling. 101; 'Warllkf. lir. ,
On lllirh, toil: loiirnunl. 112; wvttlinili, llfi:
anrlr:.t. tin Aim ellilMfCaniw, J12; OM
FaHhdil. 101: ToniVm. 104
Aiirpntlr allwnuw claimed. Wrthrr
rlmly: Irack faat.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
FIRST RACE Fly Paper, Daniorlu
and Domingo.
SECOND RACE Klrah, Carllna S.
and Silence,
THIRD RACE Bill niock, Simplicity
nnd Klrtlo.
FOURTH RACE Lady Luxury, Mnr
Jorln M. nnd Aro of Aces.
FIFTH RACE Valor, Irish Dream and
War Note.
SIXTH RACE 'Sagacity, Tantalus and
Our Rlrthdav. i
SEVENTH RACE Lazy Lou, Corllla
nnd Copyright,
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JOS. D. CARROLL ESTATE
PAYS DAUGHTER $125,000
Ai-rniintlnK lliin Ki.Tttiimian)
linn Hint ("Inlm lunlnat C. W. lorr
Liberal allowances from the income
of the trust fund of (500,000 created
by the will of Joseph D. Carroll, well
known member of Tammany Halt,
have been paid to Ills daughter,
ljrcna, who now is Mrs. Ijimbeit
of No. 310 Mount Prospect Street,
Newark, according to the application
for Judicial settlement niiulc by the
executors, Arthur J. It.ildwln and C.
Louis Duval. The will provided that,
when the daughter reached twenty-
onc, which she did last June,
the accumulated Income should be
turned over to her. The executors
paid her ,125,000.
Outside of this fund and one for
thu mother. Mrs. Muttlc L. Carroll
of No. 3!)0 Wrst Knd Avenue, tho
executors have u balance amounting
to (138.(100.
The accounting also shows a claim
of (30,000 agulnst Chjirlcs W Morse,
the Htcamxhlp magnate, which was
bettled for $11,123. and unothei
against Charles II. Hyde for (35.250.
secured by stock In the Hroadway
Realty Company, which was settled
for (10,000;
TWO ARE RE-INDICTED
IN ALLEGED SWINDLE
C'liarpjrd With Obtaining Unoda
Valued at .OI).M)(l.
Julius II. Scwnrtz nnd Max Goldstein,
under IndlcUuents on charges of having
swindled merchants, mostly in New
Tork, out of (500.0U0 worth of goods,
were rc-lndletel to-day upon a charge
of having obtained goods In Rochester
on the name, of Harris Nusshnum, mer
chant. Alexander Van Gclder was In
dicted and arrested here. Tho otheis
will be brought from Chicago.
The case was worked up by the New
York Credit Men's Association. The
plan was to locate In a city and order
goods In tho name of some firm with a
good rating, giving an address other
than the one of the firm Impersonated.
Tho rating being good, the merchandise
was shipped. The accused are said to
have operated in nearly every largo
city In tho country
DEMPSEY LOSES PARTNER.
Aclrma Whose Husband la Snlns;
Fltthtr.r Oaneela Datea,
CHICAGO, Dec. 19. Bee Palmer,
wife of Al Slcgel, has cancelled her
dates' with Jack' Dcmpsey In vaude
ville and Is hero nursing her father.
Of Slegel's suit against Dempsey she
said:
"I lost my love for Slegel long be
fore I met Dempsey, I don't care to
ay anything about Jack Dempsey
Just now, but I'll have lots to say
about him whon the case is called.
"It was not complimentary to me
to associate with a person of Jack
Dempsey's standing. He's Just like
I any prlzo fighter to me."
n-fwrformlMKihrlUaC PATKNTI
BOGUS MONEY-MAKING
MACHINE IS SEIZED
I'rlminrr I'lrnil Uullti to TnrnlnK
Out llnil liO .Nolrn.
Secret Servlcw men to-day raided
the house at No. 1626 75th Btrcot
Brooklyn, and arrested Aaron Silver.
On the top floor they say they founT
the plant for the manufacture of
counterfeit (20 ccitlilcates and 2,000
fraudulent notes.
A month ago Max Silver, a brother
of the man arrested to-day, and hla
wife, tlussle, cre arrested charged
with circulating the counterfeits
whirl) hove given the hunks and the
Tieasury Department much trouble
and rniiHril a wurnlng to be Issued by
the Tre.isur.s.
Aaron Silver pleaded guilty be
fore Commissioner McCabe. Max
Silver then changed his plea to
Kiillty. The pair probalilv will be
sentenced to-morrow. The Secret
Service men say Auron Silver served
three ears In Atlanta for counter
felting and iM-eiilutlng Russian
nibles in 11 g.
INFLUENZA ATTACKS ARMY.
COBtiENZ, Dec. 19. Major ncrnard
A. Miller, Chloi nnlncer of tho
American forces In Germany, died yes
terday of pncumcnln, developed from
lnfluenda. Major Miller was a native t '
St. Louis. Mo.
Ninety-two cases of Influenza have
been admitted to tho hospitals.
Ilnlil DriiK Store for Whiskey.
Federal Prohibition agents to-day
raided the drug store at No 752 Union
Street. Brooklyn, after, they said, they
hnd purchased a fiiurt of whiskey tlijre
for $7 without h"lng the prescription
required by law Two barrels nf whis
key were found In the cellar, they said.
Henry Llefert, the proprietor, and An
gust Passllla, u clerk, were arrested.
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In Gold with indestructible
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WOMAN FOUND DEAD
WITH SKULL CRUSHED
Nen ark- Poller Ilellerc llobbrrr
Wan MollTe for Crlm.
The body of Miss Mary Hartmar.
thirty-five years old, was found at
noon to-day In bed In her attlo room
of No. 107 Polk Street, Newark, with
tho skull cnished in by a blunt Instru
ment. Death had occurred twenty
four hours before, according to tho
doctors. She was last heard In th.'
rconi at 2 o'clock on Sunday morn
ing, nt which time she returned from
her woik In it restaurant nearby.
Miss Hnrtmar wits known to have
t -iiisldernble money In her room nt
times, and the police believe that tho
motive of her murder was robbery. A
week ago she sent (200 to relatives
In Getmany, and previous to that was
known to have had (4,000 In the
room. No money wan found to-dny,
n r weie any evidences of a strug
gle discovered. She had lived In the
mom for seven years and up to two
months ago had for her companion
Mary Kvalkn, who left for Gernuinj
at that time.
GARVEY WARNS NEGROES.
Tr.IlN The in It Would Hurl Carnif
to Join Soviet Societies.
Marcus Garvcy, President General of
the Universal Negro Improvement As
sociation and "Provisional President of
Africa," warned 2,000 negroes In Lib
erty Hnll, at No. 120 West 138th Street,
inat nluht not to loin a necro Soviet or
ganization. He had been Informed, he
SBia, mai mere nns Deen mucn propa
ganda of late to Induce negroes to Join
snrh societies and align them with the
flirht mralnst rntlltal.
"You negroes in America will Incur
the III favor oi the uovernment nna im
peril our cause." he told his audience.
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BANDITS STEAL $2,000
IN CASH AND JEWELRY
2,000 Store at Payroll Missed In
Jamaica Holdup.
A hold-up occurred on Saturday
afternoon, In which eight bandits, all
armed with revolvers, had a- hand, It
won learned to-dny. They burst Into
tho shanty at No. 3888 Jerome Ave
nue, Jamaica, where Ralph Mercog
llaro, head of tho Mcrcogliuno Con
tracting Company; John Tryon, pay
master, and George Bchllng, book
keeper, were paying oft workmen, and
stole what remained of the payroll.
(470, nnd such Jewelry us the pockets
'of the three victims yielded.
Tryon had Just paid out (2,000 to
Mercogllano's workmen. From Mir
cogllano they took a diamond rln,r
valued at $1,200, from Tryon a wutch
and chain worth $170, nnd from
Iteming a (300 watch. The bandits
escaped in an automobile.
:t pi.r.wi xot upii.tv ix class
IMMCn'MH.VTS.
Pleadings of all save three of the 37
corporations and 5U individuals Indicted
tn connection with the window glass
"trust" on Nov. 28 last, were deferred
to-day In the Federal Court until
Thursday next. Joseph Neenhan; the
Wichita Falls Glass Company of Wichita
Fulls, Tex., and Frank Kell, Vice Presi
dent of that company, through an at
torney pleaded not guilty and a Hearing
was set for Jan. 3.
IS nKr.RKES IIKLOW IS MOTA.
DENVER, Dec. 10. Temperatures
ranging from 5 to 15 degrees below
zero in Montnna and zero to 10 degrees
below In Northern Wyoming and West
ern Dakota, were reported to the
Wf-nther rtnrenu here lo-dav. Tn the
Canadian Northwest tho mercury Is
down to 33 degrees below zero at some
points.
Christmas
hat
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MAN OF LOST BATTALION
BURIED IN POTTER'S FIELD.
Mlaalnar. Veteran Traced by Brother
Throuajli Morgue, Will Have
Military Funeral.
Another man of the "Lost Bat
talion" has gone West. He was Ed
ward Wenzcl, twenty-eight years old
of No. 120 East 88th Street. Yester
day George Wenzel, a brother, calleJ
at tho Morgue in search of htm, as
he had been missing slnco Nov. 22.
Photographs wero shown him and
when he came to one of a man who
had Jumped in front of a subway
train at 42d Street and Broadway
Nov. 22. he exclaimed: "That is my
brother."
Wenzel, who lived with his broth
ers and mother, was a plumber. His
brother said he had been in Col.
Charles W. Whittlesey's "Lost Bat
talion," that ho had been severely
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gassed in trance ana naa oecn men
tally affected ever since the tlmo. II
had not been permitted to go out
alone, but on Nov. 22 he eluded hi
mother and slipped out of the house.
Tho neighborhood was searched In
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to trace him. Then tho family ap
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Georgo Wenzel said his brother had
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STEAL NAVAL DISCHARGES.
.Armed Men Hold Dp Meaaengrx
CnrryliiK Them to Buffalo.
WATBRBURY. Conn., Dec. 19. Ed
ward J. Bender, a naval messenger on
the way from New London to Buffalo,
was held up last night by six armed
men on tho new Thomaston Road,
about eight miles from here, and
robbed of sixty-two special discharges
which ho was carrying to the naval
officer In charge at Buffalo.
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