-i 'LwM''-fJ-' ." , v" . - ' '-' "" " . .' .v' PKWVi. w?:. .;?py iiiw.'".r It'll?, wv- HgEltf iOM SHORE ana m . '. ivwima u.fi-iuisi&rjttin i&Sia- y,jyfflM .; IJUiU liKJ M w. WdtFiA k- J- w. -iu Charge Tttax enn Man Attempted te Reb Stere. Companion Arrested BOTH CAUMtTaFTER CHASE ,efflngf rffla Snl Atlnntlc avenues ? ? Kend w" detected trying te Who matter la n6w awaiting con cen con SSUtten of the Grand Jury. , , n.in wpklnB the renomtnatlen of 'ftft d Stat Sen'ater Jeseph Frellng- . TJnltea "V"thcIr flrgt nppenrance yes- h0?n made i their nrw y m no ffi) ,ln them en the part of attaches S the officers with whom they had been ?' K Frcllnghuysen campalcn man- J!.,! net w out of their way te MEC1B "- 'w w.i nenubllcan organisatien Is ' 5SfiB?th.Wll e theVnler Sen availing """ . ,-.,. xvhen he Is te ad ad iter htlt CeuntTEieutlve Committee rttlcal c Mel atns of Beuth Jer--L"dPUntll then the majority are y-..Vn;L m the matter of open murKMK i""c. .l . gnSSi-wrt? thedrV' stand if the can "date, and there Is open hos hes Jflltr among many of the war veterans ffise of the Senater's stand against Tte BaScr ... tossed his hat into ft. rfng far in advance of city cam wlrn time. At a meeting Tuesday night .Wert's Chief Executive announced 1, would be n candidate te succeed llmMlf two years hence. One hundred candidates will be Inl flstri at an Odd Fellows' ceremonial Saturday night. The degree staff of Mi !e Ledge, Philadelphia, will give the degrees. Delegations of ledge men from I" Parts of Seuth Jersey will participate. Circulation of petitions seeking pros pres Mtatial Intervention in behalf of fenm il Singer, convicted bootlegger new wrvlng eighteen months in the Federal E In Essex County nnd under in Rent In Philadelphia ns the resul JftbeManilal that also brought about $e Indictment of former lederal Pro Pre Pro Sbltlen Agent McConnell nnd forty Nren ethers, has aroused the lre and Official pretest of the Ministerial ttUeii. I body composed of the pastors of local churches. ' , The petitions appeared here a week UO and are in quiet circulation nbeut the city at tup prelum wine, xur iu. -den petitions and "sinister persistence of political influence" te help the con cen Tlct, who Is credited with reaping n luge fortune from his traffic ta Illicit liquors, were freely discussed by the auuuim'" in i.iv.i iv ........, ....... int. Following this the set of rcselu- j tiens was adopted. The annual pre-Easter clean-up of fortune - telling establishments was ttnrtcd here today when Detectives Webb and (Jllbcrt, members of the. vice quad, descended en two "parlors." Mary Jenes, thirty years old, n Serbian. was the fir9t prognestlcntor te fall un der the ban. Shortly afterward, I.en:i IVllllnins, twenty-eight, nlse a Serbian. Joined her In the city jail en n similar ' coarse. They der. $175 ball for a hearing. A lively scrap is developing In Picas nntvlllci five miles from here, ever the refusal of City Council te appropriate $108,000 for additions te the high school and a new eight-room building. Pupils have been en short time for several years, but because of inability te raise the funds necessary te provide addi tional facilities nothing was done. With the decision of the Supreme Court de claring the law exempting new dwell ings from taxation unconstitutional, .enough new properties were added te the ratnblcs te permit building the school, it is claimed. BILLIE BURKE PHONE CALLS NEARLY LED TO EVICTION Landlady Unwilling te Pay for Leng-Pittance Talka With Hubby Chlcase. Anrll rt IRt A. P. Tin. long-distance telephene calls of IJllllc uuricc te Iter husband, Florenz Zlcg fcld, Jr., in New Yerk, made it neces sary for the actress te obtain a court Injunction In order te retain a nine room house in a fashionable North Shere residence district during her stay here. The owner of the property tried te dispossess Miss Burke, but wan re strained by a court order, issued last night. , Before Bliss Burke's arrival here, she Advertised for a nine-room house for the period March 10 te April 0. Mrs. Frank "Townley Brown, who recently formed n Widows' Protective League, agreed te rent Miss Burke her home for $1100, the money te go te the League. A few days age, however, Mrs. Brown asked Miss Burke te leave and yesterday came te take possession et the house. Miss Burke then went Inte court and obtained the injunction. "I have nothing against Miss Burke personally," said Mrs. Brown, "but I found she was telephoning te her hus band in New Yerk every night at $15 a call. These calls will all be en my telephone bill. Then I understand she has nearly the entire cast of her play living there and I knew my house will suffer from se many people." CHARLES IS BURIED IN PARISH CHURCH FalthfQl Friends Fellow liedy of Ex-Emperor te Temporary Mausoleum yesterday took up tbe revldlng for the family of mmmewm m ,. j, HEART SENT TO AUSTRIA By the Associated Press (Funchal, Madeira, April 6. Perfect weather marked the funeral of former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary yesterday. The coffin, covered with the old Austria-Hungarian flag and smoth ered with floral wreaths, was conveyed In n hearse te the temporary mauso leum erected In the parish church. The ceremony was Impressive and was attended by members of the former royal family and their suite. The service was conducted by the Bishop in full robes and his attending clergy. The route te the church was lined with people, and nothing but respect was shown as the precession passed. All business was suspended for thn dnv A plaster cast of Charles' features was made Tuesday Dy a Portuguese artist. The heart of the ex-Emperor Charles has been removed and will be sent In a glass Jar Inclesed In a silver casket te Austria. The present Intention is te send the body te Hungary. The local authorities and King Alfonse of Spain sent wreaths te be placed en the casket. The floral piece of Alfonse bore a ribbon en which was inscribed, "Frem Alfonse XIII te Charles of Hapsburg." Fermer Archduke Felix, son of Charles and tbe former Empress Zlta, who is 111, was reported as improving. Paris, April 6. The Council Ambassadors Question of nrevldlns for the family ex -Emncrer 'Charles. The. Allies are ready te contribute te the support of the family, but some of the countries that benefited by parts of the fortune of the Hapsburgs, , Including Czecho slovakia nnd Juge-Slavln, are declared, te have refused, te release for this pur- Jese any part of the property of the mpcrial family that was handed ever te them. The Ambassadors nosteoned a deci sien et the question, pending further negotiations. The Allies are understood te be determined that the countries which received former Austre-Hungar-ian territory shall assume a share of the burden In caring for the former ruler's children and his widow. Ku mania, it Is stated, has already con sented te bear her share. FRENCH MAIL THEFT FOILED Uncommon Sense Bf JOHN BLAKK When Yeu Are Serry for Yourself ob- Jt served, "Inte each life seme rain must fall." He states this well-known and net at all disturbing natural fact by way of cpnsolatlen. The nnture of the poem he was writing prevented him from add ing that it would be a very barren life indeed if seme rain didn't fall Inte it, nnd if some days were net dark nnd dreary. It milE poet meant well, however nltl better te take the ether method and -n. Ma nnrnesc te cheer un the sell Itiers. nlthetigh he would have ddnc laugh at them. Fer self-pity Is really a vice, and 8tate Documents deserves no sympathy. tu.. T..t Stcfansen, the explore That Train n book he can9 "The Fr Genea or Other Ware 'Net en Londen. April 0. (By A. P.) Ne Important British Government docu ments were In the mall bags' stolen in yesterday's sensational train robbery Moved solely by the desire te add te In Francs, it Is authoritatively stated, thn knewledce of humanity nbeut the If the robbers expected Foreign Of- world in which It lives, he crossed Arc " " f .. tin !. drifted hplrilpsslv nbeut en de nee documents relating te the Uenea ached flees, lived wholly en seal meat, cenierencc, n meury buvduvi-u uy me an,i underwent tne meai extreme pnva French police, .they overlooked the fact tiens. HE WAS in constant danger of losing his life, yet he calmly continued his travels ever the ocean and into un known islands for five years and en joyed every minute of It. When you begin te feel sorry for yourself because the telephone is tem porarily out of order, or a commuta cemmuta commuta tlen'traln Is late, or a coal strike makes it impossible te keep mere than one room warm at a time, it will de you geed te read this book. Yeu can nlse read about Christopher Columbus sailing ever an uncharted sea, and new nnd then feeling a little trouble as te whether or net he was net going te reach the edge of the earth nnd sail right off Inte space. HBLD FOR THEFT Julius Palm, et 115' Chestnut street, Brooklawn, N. J was held In $1500 ball by Magistrate Teughill today charged with embezzling $2510 from SSRSBHW " wv.iw..fr.' :. . .-r .-. .1 MAOi',wi,it,a ' i i i PA Henry Fcltlg. meat dealer' at" ket street. Fettle saM hnti Palm te deliver meat te deals charged lie collected money, butji turn li in. vn "XTOV have civilization around you, X with radio concerts, and phene that important papers are never sent in regular man nags, nut always ey .courier. ercr, has written rlendly Arctic" wherein he relates In a cheerfully mat ter-of-fact way wrwnces wmen h nnd a 1)0ttle of rallk ,eft en the would make an. ordinary man s hair 5.-- e., , ,,, .t,l Bid UUUOW "W . eiutiu ja . . ... TJ hJam (hniiA AlAI4MMMriAaa iM L UUUC1 liillOU l.iIl.UU4iIUCD JUU are sorry for yourself, you de net need pity, but naicuie. Longfellow was kind and sympa thetic, but that poem of his about the dark and dreary day will de mere harm in the world than It dpes geed, for its premises are wrong and Its conclusion Is weak. CeturtaM lttf lie had no luxuries of any kind. He had few of what most people regard as necessities. Fifih Avenue at 31th Street NEW YORK It is a pleasure te the Hetel St. Regis te share with its clientele the advantages of reduced operating costs. The new rates are practically at a pre-war level. , Single Roem with Bath . from $ 7 Deuble Roem with Bath - from $ 9 Suites Parler, Bedroom and Bath from $14 Specialty Attractive Ditceuntt en Yearly Ltatet Dining is a fine art in the charming Restaurants of the St. Regis Prices no higher than ether first-class Restaurants R. M. HAAN "Reciprocal Automobile Insurance (CT g Ready! 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