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Fo** Syracuse and Vicinity—In-orcaaina cloudiness followed by rain or sleet Sunday?'-Mondayclearing, no change in temperature.SYRACUSE, K. Y., SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1023Irwin Kirkwood of Kansas City Star Is Called to New York by Wire From Over7 zealous Friend., ■ • . -r,i ■ . - -ISPECIAL TRAIN COSTS MILLIONAIRE $6,000ANewspaper Man Finds Dying'” Wife Recovering From Slight Attack of Stomach Trouble.Director Albert A. lvochor of tho Btato income? Tux Bureau personally crated and shipped the brown derby yesterday to the most honest man in the district”-— an individual whose name was withheld for Tear that, with pub-licity, the commodious head*piece might not be big* enough whim it reached him, . ; ’ \Tho basis for the award is a letter the recipient wrote to Director Kochr the other day..' He said.; ' ' •“Dear Sir; I own some vacant Jots in n new district. Two new two-family houses have been put up next to them. That naturally increases the value of ray iots. How mtich should I pay for that increased value which I ' will realize when I sell,?” ” . .Honesty is Its own reward, as the good book says, and Director Xoeher had not the heart to: demand an “increased value tax.”i Expect S525,000 Needed to | Fill Chest Will Be in Hand I When Canvassers Report | at Lunch Monday.i• • 'LSI2,000 IS DONATED BY I 12 SYRACUSE WOMENi14 —---------| Factory Contributions Show j Almost 100 Per Cent of | Employes Aided Cause-I Publish Givers Names.Police Believe in Arrest of Albert J. Miller Have Smuggler Who HasFlooded Local Markets.. *• ■MAN USED AS DECOY IN MAKING CAPTURE* .Registered Addict Tips Cops Off—Ex-convict Caught Passing Morphine to Proprietor of House.: Immediate Action Ordered» .| by City Administration;) Square Will Provide Bigjf Parking Space.' i in ii ii aim ■ !■ i ~(DRAINAGE SURVEY i TO BEGIN AT ONCEti • . •: Clinton Square Develop-| ment First Step in Util-i ization of Canal Landsf * .1I Acquired by City.• . Hundreds of Syracuse flappers and finale hoppers hit the peak of» • * •ecstacy last night by dancing with Valentino—but they did it in thei *. ••same way the Old Soak enjoys-near beer’, That Is, throxigh the exercise dance with any one but Mrs.of plenty of imagination! Valentino, you know.”For Kodoipho, the Gorgeous, They didn’t know St—thehun-beMt’forever known—now that dreds of hopeful maidens whoit’s too. late—has signed a con- hustled down to the Armory intract or a mortgage or a prom- best bib and tucker to greetissory note or something which him. But they might as wellforbids him to dance with any- have left bibs and tuckers atbody but his own wife. Eager home, because'there was abso-eyes, Inviting smiles, appealing lutely nothing , doing. Thearms—they all mean nothing to beauteous Rodolpho, it appears,him, now. As his eighteenth as- is to be seen, but not handled—slstant manager explained when that is, by anybody but Winifredhe -rolled into town last night, Hud nut that was, Mrs. Valentino“Mr. Valentino simply, can’t } that is.-Utilization of Mount Olympus for filling In the Erie and Oswego Canal lands is urged by Chancellor Charles W. Flint of Byracuse University in a communication sent to Mayor Wad rath.Asserting that the dirt available in the huge mound back of. the University furnishes the ideal solution of the problem confronting the r city, Chancellor Flint gives his unqualified approval to that project.The Chancellor says that Mount Olympus could be cut down and the dirt excavated without great difficulty and expresses the conviction that it would be a comparatively simple engineering problem to get the dirt to thecanal bed.He . suggests that one street might be closed and the dirt shipped by small railroad and donkey engine to the point where it. is needed.Special to The Herald.*- • . . • ■••*•■'*•. ..New York, April 14.— Racing by. i * *. • ... .. ...special train across half a continentto the bedside of his wife, whom he.... • ■. ... . •believed was dying, Irwin R, Kirk-’ . .4 ■ ‘ 'wood* publisher of the Kansas City Star, reached New York kt 5:20f * ■ . * % .*...o’clock today to find her, not only*alive, but rapidly recovering from an• .■ ■ • * • *, • * • . •• s .. ... . . • ■ .illness that her physicians did noire-'gard as ' serious. ;. ■ v 'An oyer-zealous friend, wiring Mr.Kirkwood without his wife’s ■; consent, was responsible for the publisher’s hair-raising dash from Kansas Cityto New York. Without waiting to* ■ . • .. • • ■ ■ ■ . • •confirm the message, or to put through a telephone call, he rushed to the railroad offices) had a special train made up, and started. East over the Nickel Plate and New York Cen-Working ?on an underworld Up that one of the biggest dope peel-...*** , • . . . , . i *. ,dlcrs in the country has been flooding Syracuse with drugs sirfuggledin' from Canada In the• last-few days.Detsctlvos Xouls Snow and Arthur Casey yesterday raided a house, at 608 East Washington Street, confiscating cocaine and: heroin ydth an estimated retail value of $5,000.Hast night) usingv the proprietor of the house—who was placed under, arrest—as a decoy, they caught the “big peddler” referred to in the timely tip. . Hidden behind nearby buildings, they closed in on him as h o passed a Quantity of mo^hin© to the other man. at Grapo and East“Say not unto thy neighbor, Go, and come again, and tomorrow I will give; when thou hast it by thee”—-Prov, hi; 28.IThree days are left in which the 1.509 volunteer workers must col-j lect substantially $525.00, if ilia • Syracuse Community Chest is to toe I x-ef!Zled for the coming year, i By Tuesday night*, at 6 o’clock. | the grand total must reach $792,633, j if the, needs of the 72 beneficiaries of [the fund are to be met.j At noon yesterday. $264,000 had been subscribed. This had come from. 18,253 contributors, which means that they had subscribed $15| Immediate removal of the South |Salma and Clinton Street- bridges | over tbs Erie Canal and the filling it* I and paving of the canal space, in Clin-e . .'• ton Square was ordered yesterday by(the city administration-. : V.j Instructions' were issued to Cits# | Engineer Mather, Mayor Walrath ais-jnotmced,/to conduct the' necessary isurveys, and be ready to proceed es 1 soon as the necessary-permission;‘.from State Superintendent of .Publics ! Works Edward S. Walsh is received* Having officially taken over control of the canal lands by .filing the neees*• One “lovo nest” in Syracuse was broken up, and another in Roches-. : Y. . ... , . .... •••• -,ter will meet the same fate as soon as the nolice find It as a result of enWorkman Jumps Into On
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Syracuse, New York, US
Sun, Apr 15, 1923
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