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Beat 2
Brooklyn Rooniing 1
Keeper Is A7a;? e
Lodgerg in$900Roh
Widow I? Other S
Vf* fi
B u r g 1 a r s . |(VHjJ \i&i$oe '
Mrs. Wollock''/^o^ _ Mnn
Moving About A|>arti iferit,
Screams nnd Ile T
Two women were attackcd in their
homes in New York yestorda l
bers. who, after beatii g th<
made off with vnlunblc
Mrs. Mary Vi n, tw<.
old, who conduct.-; a roi ; ' ouse at
366 State Street, Brool yn, ??
yesterday afternoon,
young men v.' o 1 ? ntcd
on the top floor last Tuesd
4 o'cloek they came dowo^afcfciw?!
her their faucct waa ut of ? ??..??.?r i
asked for a bammer. She vf< nt to tho
kitchen and they followed. t ,s ''
A:- she turned to g tl 7 . < ! \ '?'
to or.e of her lod he lace I a r
volvcr in tl c hai ?' ?* of 1 . oth. r, ' <r
brusquely ordei ed her to nese ?..,.? uj -
cry. She d ?:??) v *;.sfr(K!T;
on tho head witl gun,
She continued to . :ream, and thi
other youth grabbed Ll is hai ler
beat her until she foll p*ib.
Hands and l'eet Tied
When she regained con i i
about t?i nty minutes 1 '?".-??
found her ha d an 1 tj ?; i
clotl'"' line. She ws fi i ? ??
wounds on the 'rw.d and -
ing into a sitting p '
through the opc <
her feet and telet
Headquarters.
D( ecti .*( i Ct?lingl am and C
of the Adams Sti re told
by Mrs. Yan that jew ry be]
her and lodj rs wo had beei
stolen. S ie gave . na
and descripti n of her . A
general alarm ,-" - nl
Mrs. A. E. W
six, was awak< ned early
her ap i r1 men t on tho
the Sarsfield, 1 I '<'
way, and saw a man r
about ht r be !ro< i .
Hoping t-i slip ;;'":"'<%" to the ? part
ment of her son-i ; Ir
win, adjoining her own, Mrs. Wollock
pot out of bed. As she did
glar hit her over th i rij ? y
milk bottle. .'??',.;' the
truder raced di wn 'flight
stairs ar.d esca
Mr. Irwin heard I i ther-in-law's
cries. SI wi a cut on
the temple and almoi uncon
^ciou*. A physici pti
sumir.oned.
Tbe burglar had ' Mrs.
Wollock's dresi er
ar.d had taken several
A rope dangli roof ex
tended to a po v 1
room of Mrs. \
it is believed the thi ?'? ?
and gained cntrancc in th . .
bathroom window was op
John Atki . -
the rea Ity < ? ? ?- ? '?!?'.
Sarsfield, said tho. nol!
him to k< ep the 1 ,'
Irv.-in received ''?:
and detectivi s in tl crim
refused even to admit that a robbe .
had been commil
Hero Who Died inPov ty
WillBe Bnri ;din Si
Funeral With
To-day for ] lier ?
ranged byK. i '. C.
Ful! m
to-day at tho
Dana Dyer,
machine gunner of ' !??. ? I
Gun Conipar.
who dii d in tho
Blackw 's Island i
had lived in the
more than ;
lun^. The 1
auspice of
who saved tl
Field by a Cal
vary Cci
1 ;?..-.:
Mass., wa
nVother and
occui rc l. Ile cnli
in Auj ust, 1917, ovei
with h '
in the .'? rgonne, '?' ' ??
was di?i . ' ' ; : vt ??- on;
Man h 21, 1919, i . . i ' ;. i i "\
ing to
In the m
died and tho ? .' . .
sold to i
His ter
lum in Mass % ' i " ?
he ro<
part of 1
and help l hi sister.
Dyi r on
dlucharj .1
lj\e
for by the
r^ill try to brin 7 .".;; .
i'or t he fu
is said, lia- ? l
her bu p]
unteered to t .... wel?
fare of thi ittle
,4 Mcu Caught in Cellar
With .".'-.
Ipetective Follows Tr
With Skunk Skins !<> liaven
ot' Alleged Tli teves
Captain of Del ecl ives
bastencd from the \\
Street police station to 15S West
Twenty-seventh Strcel yi . . i fter- !
jioon ia response to a telepl
rage that there was a h ild tp in
cellar. Captain McQueeney, i
the pcllar, found his pi
"lioots" Trojan, witl^ [,v> .j-~; ?.
levelled at four men < JMi - '/;..!/:. v
nundreds of skutowsWhs...
"JuKt in time, ?',?,'?' & ?-.'? F,'vr4 ? ? ?- 1
arm was getting
have got ahi'i't a ..?-. iJ^uvXtri^^'-^w^vth,
of skunk skins, I esrt'i ;'.?'. . rrtr + wafti
airaid to take \ h<* fh:-.\ "Jr'-'. :.?.. A>};>fr,]-:
that'U Bteal skuiik sskVff ^\ >\ I ti ink
nothing at all of beanin a <
Skins and . r.oners a i to
tba poliee station, w
wero identirted by Si i
315 West Thirtieth Sl i eel.
?hon is across ti c
police stai ion. Ti ojan ? ?
? lowed a truck loaded w
many blooks until it >; . , . . .
?W*?t Twenty-seventh S reel buifdin"''
Th.*> skins aro value al $35,000.
K:i*or.ers, who are charged ,v h
? negro, of airt Wc l ? 7,' e.? Vrtay,"
... fur
mi tbe
: q foi
Sisters Freeci
iars
ln Madliouse
C?!>!ltilircl from mj? (inr
and binfding. 1!
icoming supcrln
e rocord bt each
pai ients {o make
ror damaging to
il i id le, ho said,
?? hav.e ? I ivofcliei i.and i si itor in
,.,?; Adai "and none
- - ?:,, > see us. I have
ihvay enjoyed good health cl a i all
irroun : u i. I
, ? . ,a . ? . ?" ;'"'; ami
ij ii . ? indings as ours
? ? ? madhouse for ten years
; | 'recdom."
.. ? ? iey, Gen >ral; re-pre
m at ? the h a'rrng and
... ? .... .Hupttngtop, was
. ? -. ! uglas ConK
[in, a banker of l-Iuntington, wfao was.
?. ,. mmi tee i '. i' e property of;
; h after their commit?
ment.
Miss Ada TelJfl of Trouble
The Donu'ty-Attorney General asked
?; s . a\ ,. - . ble wjiich is
. [ . ft&$ ?.??????i ??:? m litment
? ' ?? sister. She was
.- ,. ' . ? .<.;?? ???? thc Rev.
? tor.o ? C ntral
. G [lun^ini
? : .. scrmons
!.' ' ? on the
Lii ... , :ial dep
. ' . ? ??? ? .,.-,...? -, ' as guards
.. tt ?:.,.?' . o narri d
m'uel? T. Carter, Dr. \. D.
i . ..?/? ; ' i ploa ? , ppai nl ?
wifn a - ??' to"a icmories of
. ... n . ?? ? without avail.
? ? \: I'pclar'ecl e i fer 1 ad
! .!-''? .... jh ; ' of ! ; m.
: ...' -. ? a:'- Dr. . i i?" d
Btatf}^' g .? D-l '. '?? ' Genei
" . ' " .. W ? i.da sw >e1 ly.
?;;?>' .'. ';.' j t ?i .-? ti I m ?-..? rry yoi
liss Ada primly.
tj ights on the sub
ject; it vv: \ ? ia1 he wanted; il
? ' dtysrred."
i i
jed Away
? ' ., med to b
? . ' ? I
heir ?.'?-?'. Lhal lone <
... "no1 our broth ?,{
' ?. ?'?? Hi ;,' ? our 'r,'.
to i 1 hem while;
? ?> *'??<? ????''
D*. II?) ,' J. '? pWy, of White/Plains,
.: ' J..ii'iv.C iit:.j;i.sJJSjil&iiori .thr- sis
- V. , . ,wou
('.-?'??'' '?'"'?. ? ty '"?. Thomas ;
, Cus: . .:. ' ified they j
" ? ifi subject
led thoir
'? ? iemgelvi in this j
, . . a cunning
BUporibr (o that; of most manincs. Ilo
believad tboy were vietims of ynia
noia, ho said.
"I wil# disehargo thcao two women,"
said .lustice Tompklna nt tho end of
tne hearing, "on condition that Ihey go
with Mrs. FprgUBOn nnd remain with
he'r nnd (hat she will take caro of them
as she has promisod to do."
Will Never Return, They Say
Tho faded old eyes of Miss Phoebc
gloamcd with unshed t.oars as slu> and
her sister accompanied their cham?
pion out of court. \
"It is like a dream," Miss l'hoebo
murmured. "To think that now 1 can
live in peace the. vest of my life?and
die in peace! Thero's ono thing cer?
tain, we never will go back to Hunt?
ington.'* " ?
"We never will go back to Hunting?
ton,". echoed' Miss Ada.
Despite tlie testimony given yester?
day by Miss Phoebc and Miss Ada,
fevidence taken at the hearihg in 1911
showed that before being committed
to thc Kings Park Hospital they were
oxnmincd by two physicians of Suffolk
County, who .signed?afiidavits declaring
that both of them were unbalanccd
mcntaHy.
Miss Ada and Miss Phoebc made their
escape from the insane asylum in May,
l'.)l;>, taking advantage of an entertain?
ment being given at the institution
which diverted itho attention of most
of the attendants. They wero re
captured soon. They aro members of a
Colonial family and their anccstors
Eought in the Continentai army in the
Revolution. Their brother, Henry S.
Brush, was formerly. treasurer of Suf?
folk. County. ; ?
ta.-.-?-?-. -?,
Victory Hall Association
Entertains Legion Chiefs
The Victory Hall Association gave a
dinner at the Hotel Biltmore last night
to 300 American Legion post com?
mandcrs, Plans for the proposed
,$l! 000,0-00 ediiice at Forty-second
S>). et and Park Avenue were discussed.
The speakers were Brigadicr Gcn
eral William J. Nicholson, Rear Ad?
miral Bradley A. Fiskc and Major
George Haven Putnam. All approved
the Victory Hall projeet as calculated
to best coinjnemorate war heroes and
to instill ideals of Americanism. Gen?
eral George W. Wingate was toast
master.
Pictorial Review Case
Goes to Jury To-day
Sumining Up Ended in Trial of
Secretary Accused of Al
tempted Bribery
The case of Jay A. Weber, secretary
of the Pictorial Review Company, on
trial before .ludge Cushman ln tho
Federal District Court on charges of
attempting to bribe a revenue agent
to render a false income tax report
of tho corporation, will go to lhc
iufly to-day. Judge. Cushman will read
his charge thia morning.
Attorneys for both sides concluded
thoir sumnfing up yesterday. John B.
Stftnchfieldj 'for the defense, contended
tbat certain f|uestions had been in
jtcted lnto the case that had no place
in it. Hc said that Nathaniel W. Grop?
per, the revenue agent to whom.Weber
is aUeged to have given $500 as part
payment of a $25,000 bribe, should bo
punished for irrcgularitics in connec?
tion with his work which he admitted
on the stand. "Ever since he has been
in the employ of the governmont," Mr.
Stanchfield said, "Gropper has played
the game of life falsely and crookodly."
Mr. Stanchfield declared that the re?
port of the income tax return as
made by Gropper was not conclusive
and there would have been no inccntivc
for Weber to have offered money to
have it falsilicd. He maintained that
thp $500 giveri to Gropper by Weber
?was a loan.
Rcnjamin P. DeWitt, Special Assist?
ant United States Attorney, followed
Mr. StanchlicUl in addrcssing the jury.
He said the defendant had deliberately
and intentionally given a government
agent a sum of money to do some?
thing illcgal. .
-a
Woman Cashier Held as Thief
Charged with the theft of $100 from
the Hotel Pennsylvania, Ella Flemingj,,
;thlrty"-xone years old, of 341 West
Eiglity-first Street, cashier at the ho?
tel, was arraigned hefore Magistrate
Nolan in Jefferson Market Court yes
! terday. She was held in $2,000 bail
i for examination to-day. The complaint
! was made by an agent of the surety
company on Miss Fleming's bond.
Not only at the bip; hotels
of Palm Beach, but also of
Atlantic City and most of tho
country's other fashionable re
sbrts, Fatima has steadily led
in. sales for several seasons.
WHY?
"';'"; A Sensible Gpareite
cn
cn
.7J
iO:.l Jll.JL
'7 bought an Estey Player Piano at the Welte
Mignon Studios and the experience was a
pleasure?nothing less. . .As soon as I entered
ihe Studios l was made to feel at home. I
was liot hurried. I Was not pressed .... As
: jor ihe Esley Player itself, it proved a revela
tion. lt is easy lo play. It is lonally beautiful
?and very moderalely priced ....// was a
shopping experience I shall long remember."
WE HAVE ALSO GOOD,
RELIABLE PLAYER
PIANOSFOR AS LOW AS
AND TERMS ?YOUR OWN IN REASON
v. '
S Fifth Avenue at 53rd St.
"JUST ABOVE THE CATHEDRAL"
Audible Ring Replaees*
Telephone Girl'i* 'Busy'
When you hcar a low, burr-r-ing
jourtd as you use tho telephone, aH
though a bell were ringing far off
in tho distance, it is not an intermit
lent alarm clock aounding off in the
telephone central, but a new signal
known as the audible ring. By it tho
telephone uscr may know that the con?
nection with the number (perhaps the
one desired) has been accompliBhod.
Tlie signal, which ia a aofter and
more drawn out sound than the "line
is ' busy; return your money" alarm,
bepins it subdued burr as soon as tho
operator has established the connec?
tion. It continues to burr-r for aev
eral seconds, pauses a decont- moment,
and begins anew, keeping up this al
ternate performance until tho called
telephone answors or the girl announceB
that the number does nofrespond.
^hen tho announcement that the
telephono company had completed tho
installation qf the new signal through?
out the central offices in the city was
received last night, an inquisitive re
porter made several test calls which
brought the burr-r-ring sound to the
forc in from two to ninc seconds.
CENTURY
62d Street
?nil Central
Park Wart.
(Solo Management Morris Qest.)
SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8:15
B. F. KEITH'S
Gelebrated Sunday Concerts
GOO SEATSI 1,000 BEATS I BEST
AT fiflr I AT Itl.OO I SEAT8 S2.50
BIGGEST BILL OF KEITH 8TARS
THI8 SEASON.
nvi'rlure, CaiulUa's Birds, Du For Bros., Seven
Bracks, Trlxlo Krlganza, Iiltermlsslon, Tlouse
nf David Band, Brown and Weston, Harry Fox
with Edytho Baker, Beatrlco Curtis & Co.,
Si>i.hlf> Tuoltor with Jazz Band & Co., othcra.
MANHATTAN house
3ITH STREET, NEAR 8TH AVENUE
(rioly Managomeut Morris Gest.)
B. F. KEITH
Bargain Matinees,l5c to 75c
Sunday Afternoon at 2:30
SUNDAY NIGHT C0NCERTat8
POPULAR PRICES. 50o TO $1.30.
SAME SPLENOID KEITH BILL
MATINEE Wld NIGHT.
Tlits Sunday'a l'rogrammo.
Joseph Santley an? Ivy Sawyer & Co. ln "Blta
and I'leres," a maf nlflcetit now sprtngtlme
revue; Eli/.aboth M. Murray, The Spanlah
Rovuo of 20 artlsts, Nnt Nazzarro with "BUclt"
h "Bubbles," Mr. & Mrs. Jlmmle Barry,
VVlUla Solur, Jennle Mlddleton, Margot &
Francola, Tlie Revolos and others.
AND CENTRAL
PALACE/
MARCH . v
Bower of Beau'.y and Fragranco
Now Open.
10 A. M. to 10:30 P. M
Don't Miss Dance of Flowers
To-nlght.
METR'OPOLITA'K S&MJ
To'-nioht at 7:30 sharp. Parslfal. Maizenauer: Har
? <l I, Wliltehill. Rothier, Dldur. Contt, Bodanzky. !
Sat. Mat. ?t-2. For*a del Oestlno. I'onsellc. Gor
don: Caruso, Amato. Chalmrrs. Mardones. Papl.
Sat., 8:15 ($1 to $3.50).. Rlgoletto. Barrlentos,
1' rini;Rackclt, DeLuca, Sogupjla. Bada. Moranzoni.
Sun. Eve. (50c. to $2). Italian Operatic Cotiocrt. i
Harrlontoa. Happold. (lordan; Harrold, Kingston, i
1'iceo, Zanelli, Qrch. Cond,; BamboMchek.
Next Mon. ut S. Praphrte. Muzlo. Matzenauer. !
ClalU: Caruso, Mardones, Rothier. Cond., Bodanzky. I
Wwl. at 8. Flrst Tlrae. Eiigcnu Onogln. Muzlo, Pe- I
zr|j ...lartu I' IiU^n D-:lur _l.oud Bodam.ky
i Tluirs ,si/i Mat. at 2 <$t"to %&).. lMetrTii*eT\ \
^nzn. Farrar, Howard. Egerier; Crlnil, Amato, i
B ? tc .M.-l,u:,< a _(::nd_Moranzoni.
Tliurs. at S:lr>. Marta. Barrlentos. PerlnT^Ca^ |
ruso, Do-Luca, MalaltBta. Cond.. Bodanzky.
Tn. at 8. I.ns! Tim<>. Blun Bird. Easion, Uordon
Dolaunols, Kllls, PerUii; BoUiier. Chalmers. Wolff
HAKD.VAX TIANO LtiKD
HAPPY PRICES. Seiits on sale for 8 weeks
y, CaYnegle Hall, Wed. Eve., Mar. 24, 8:15
pu n0 A
KtJRT SCHIXDI.RR. Condtiotor.
Soloist. RAFAELO DIAZ, Tenor.
NEW SPANISH MUSIC
First PrcsenJation in America
if worka by modern Oatalonian Com
posers and Baaquo and Catalonlan
Folkaongs.
Also'soriBSof Asturla, Spanlah. Galicla,
Andalusia nnd Old Castlle.
SEATS AT BOX OFFICE. (Knabo Piano).
Aeolian Hall,
TO-MORROW
AET. at 3.
ITZER
3d & Last Piano Recital. (Chlckering.)
4colian Hall, To-morrow Evr. at 8:15
S? ALEXANDER BLOCH
SONATA RECITAL. (Stelnway Piano.)
PrliiceHR Theatre, Next Monday Aft. at 3
PtANO RECITAL,. (Mason & Hamlin.)
ICanieRie Hall, NEXT St'N. AFT. at 3
LAST PiAHO RECITAL. (Mason & Pamltn.)
AKOUAX H\M? TO-DAV AT 3.
ln SECOND PIANO RECITAL.
Met. I.oudon Charlton. Stteff l'lano.
. S.S.
Mos
BLANCHgS
*m Powder-Pupp Fd&ies
car ,
4-1 ser
THEi
DEADLIEQ EEX"
"DANGER0U8 OAY3"
by Mary Boborta Klue
hart. Harold Lloyd
Comody. Strand Orch.
ClO'.UMBIA. li'way & 47th St. T.vlce Dally! lives.
? HASTINGS' BIG SHOW lat 8:15'
RJOTFTHB
'SAUCY BITS OF1929'
An Elaborate Uevuo
featurinc the Beat Caat
and Chorua on Hroadway
Twice N'iKlitly at 7:80 and 11:30
COLUMBUS CIRCLBAND^STJJSr
Table d'Hote CI CA B?efateak
DiHKER qoT^rTToc tilHHER
"TiiTffet" <JriU-Opeii~/\il-Nlght
I Theatre
I4t- Street, near Foiftife Aveaat
Imagine
And she wears 90 veil!
She without a veil in Stam?
boul u vile, but not so, this
maiden.
She is the VIRGIN OF
STAMBOUL to the ter
rible Sheik, She is the
Virgin of Stamboul to the
terrible Kurd, who has
murdered the lover of his
harem favorite, and who
has been caught at the deed
within the portals of St.
Sophia, where women dare
not enter, for to do so is
death after torture.
The Sheik, in his strug?
gle to possess "THE VIR?
GIN OF STAMBOUL," is
pitting his lustful desires
against the surging but sub
iime passions of the virgin,
and the virgin?resorting to
that intrigue for which all |
Turkey is noted?chooses
the young American.
Imagine the great
Golden Horn, and on |
its bosorri the old city
of Stamboul, the very
playground of fanatic
passions, where woman
is held to be less even
than the flea-bitten dogs
which roam its littered
streets.
Women in Stamboul
are held to possess no
soul.
In this great maelstrom
of misery^this^ citadel of
emotion, tnere is one frail
girl, frail in stature, a giant
in mind, who is known to
All and Sundry as
"The
Virgin
of
Stamboul"
fl
S.
3 Then comes the clash of |
^ giants. 1
s
Then comes the struggle
| which shades all ? others.
Then comes the combat
which c h i 11 s ! Thrills!
Startles. And? * * But
no more.' The complete
story, done in a style of
grandeur, will reward vis?
itors at
B. S. MOSS'
BROADWAY
|] THEATRE, B'WAY AT 4IST ST.
? BEGINNING
| SUNDAY
h
BVftv
s1v
CAPITOL
aNYIADrSCARTER
ST DaTOiCK 5 WGEW 'SPfcCIAL
CAEIICFEISHk&?i&
ALBEOTINA BASCU
GAPITOl 'SWPHQHV QR0I&5TRA <f 80
*w<
LOEW'S New York Theaire & Rool
Coiit. U A. M. to 11 P. M. Hiof to 1 A. M
????X..<_HYi-AND ln "The B'aclc Shadow'
D0L0RE8 CASINELLI, "Tamlshed Rcputatlons'
Loew's American Roof $.%? ?ot?,"!?
Maxlne Dancers, Harrv Loe ! An c .
HtiKh Norton & Co . Hal * ** Seati
Francis and flve other act?. | Re?erred
PH.F.KeUh'a
ALACE
K'way & 47 th Sl.
WM. * GORDON DOOLEY
<V THK MOItIN HISTBMS
TBIXIK FIUGANZA. ELIZ?
ABETH II. MTJIUtAY
?ii!L^5y?'_??dUH?l^i OF DAVID BAND
RB.F.Kelth's
SVERSIDE
t'ltw * ttth ?.
B. F.
Krtth's
8u A B'way.
l'opular
I'rtves.
EVA TANQUAY
BESS1E CLAYTON A
The Cans.noB & Extra
Strong Supportlng Hlll.
HARRY FOX A CO.
Morton & Glass, Harrjr
Hlucs. Beatrlco Morgan & Co.
oths. & The Tlcture "BACK
TO GOO'B COCNTHY"
JVffel 1 CHARLES RAY
II W Wkl "Alarrn Clock Anily."
fB'W?Y493SI: RIVOLI JDItCUKSXRA
I4LTO HUCKLEBERRY
. Times Souan* FINN
SPECIAL MAT1NEES
GARRIGK Ttoea.. ??h. Nr. B'war.
UHnniWtV Mon.. Tues.. We*. St Frl.
BEGINNING MARCH 22,
MEDE A
SEATS NOW ON SALE
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JEROME KERN'S BE8T TUtftt.
MATS. WED. A SATURDAY. 2:2
JOHN L. tiOT.DF.N prf
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GA;ETV. 11 y,
STANDARD ?E&?8t- ^&
LAURETTE TAYLOR l?neB^h*
NxUWk.: "Roly Boly Eyas." with Eddie Leonard.
GREENWICH VILUGE .aaAE&KSi
EMILY STEVENS
?n H.inip crkputtr with o. r.
MoeUor-a OlJJrJriIIl UEGGIEJ
"Uka aa Imtraaer tttory whluera* bthind 'a
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5:55
7:45
9:50
No One Seated
Durtnr
1'iqlofcae i
D. W. GRIFFI TH'S
Romantic Story of the South Sea*
THE I00L DANCER
Will be Preceded by a Thematic Prologue, In
terpreted by Hawaiian Singers and Special
Hawanan OrchestJra, Augmenting the Full
Strength of the Strand Orchestra.
I
Coming
Next
Week
twm
Befimting
Sunday
Afternoon
(Alae at STRAND, Brooklyn. Week ol Mareh 28)

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