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DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL. 23, 1927 TRI-BOROUGH BRIDGE OBJECTIONS 8 REFUSED), i 4 1 HANDS OF DEATH Structure Would ltXAll Ilir UJL VxlAA 12jXV, End Congestion ELOPED, HEAD WEST EARLEY MURDER JURY WILL GET CHARGE TODAY By LOWELL- LIMPUS. Newburgh, N. April 22. Twelye good men and true brought their night shirts into Newburgh this morning Friends Bare California By CLARENCE WORD EN.

Sweeping refutation of arguments made to the board of estimate against the tri-borough Honeymoon Plan. By FLORABEL MUIR. A honeymoon in California. This was the plan of Edward Jones, 377j 179 302 and his stepdaughter, Olive Schick, 19, as they crept out at dawn last and tonight, packed them up and took them home again. The jurors who will decide 1 Monday morning, leaving Mrs.

I Emily ones, wife and mother, asleep. Down the steps they hur This barometer registers daily the chief medical examiner's report deaths by guns, autos and poiscn booze in all boroughs of New York since Jan. 1, a total of 112 days. ried and into the waiting automobile with only a backward glance at the home at 6076 Fresh Pond Maspeth, they were leaving i I 1 i the fate of Mrs. Lucy Baxter Earley, on trial for i oning her huab and, had been instructed by Su-preme.

Court Justice Arthur to have given Mrs. Earley. Sha Mrs. Lucy Baxter Earley Attorney Henry Hirschberg, fowl 'A A (SEWS Dhoto) desolate. 1 Elaborate plans for the trip had been made, Mrs.

Jones disclosed yesterday. Olive told her girl friends at the offices of the General Motors company, on 57th that she was going to be married and go to California. -They entered into the thrill of romance with her and on Friday night gave her a lingerie shower. Wife Asks, for Warrant. Mrs.

Jones visited tbe offices of District Attorney Richard S. New-combe of Queens county, asking for a warrant for the arrest of Jones on a charge of abandonment. The complaint was not issued but she will appear before the grand Mrs. Emily Jones the defense, registered heavily when he pointed out that the state's testimony had the late Daniel Earley vomiting blood as a syrnp torn of arsenic poisoning on March 7, Wegley did not claim to have delivered the drug to Mrs Earley until March 8. Plea for Children.

Mrs. Earley wept softly several times. Chiefly when Hirschberg referred to her care of her dead husband and the future of her two children. The lawyer closed on that note, referring to "two young lads approaching manhood stand in need of her restoration to them." S. Tompkins to come prepared to spend the night, as they would receive the case today.

But they did not receive the case after all. The court adjourned at 4:55. Tomorrow morning Justice Tompkins will charge the jury which will decide the fate of the plump matron whom William Weg-ley accused of murder, and of infidelity with him. Point of Defense. Today was devoted to argument except for a couple of alienists who testified regarding Wegley's purchase of a wrist watch and a chow dog, both of which he claims police and Jones, in a rage, prevented her from using the telephone by tearing it from the wall.

Olive was a child of 9 when her mother married Jones at Easton, ten years ago. She was given a good education and was holding a responsible position as private secretary. (Other picture on page 14) jury next week when some formal action will be taken. Assistant District Attorney George Lamb, who is investigating, said he may seek to have Jones indicted for abandonment. "I do not want my daughter ar rested," Mrs.

Jones said yesterday. "I only want them to get him. I would not care if I never saw him again. I would be happy to have Olive back home. I think she will come to her senses and return home.

As for him well it will be better if I never see him again." Harold Teneycke, brother-in-law of Mrs. Jones, said yesterday that the report that Jones bad got a young girl into trouble could not have been in connection with his stepdaughter. "She was ill about two weeks ago," he said, "and she was exam- inea at mat nine vy our lamuy Albert Goldman bridge came last night from Albert Goldman, commissioner of plant and structures. In an interview with a reporter for THE NEWS, Goldman dealt telling blows to the points raised by opponents of the proposed span which is to link Manhattan, Bronx and Queens. He showed that the estimated cost of $25,000,000 would be far outweighed by the immense benefits that would accrue to the city from the much needed improvement.

To Relieve Other Bridge. "It has been stated," said Goldman, "that the tri-borough bridge would not relieve the congestion on the Queensborough bridge. There is no doubt in my mind that it will relieve congestion on that bridge and in fact on all the East river bridges. It is estimated by some that 20 per and by others that 30 per of that traffic on the Queens-borough bridge either is destined for or comes from points north of E9th st. The Queensborough bridge would certainly be relieved cf the greater part of that percentage." The commissioner belittled the argument that the bridge is not needed because ferry operation has been a financial failure between the points the new structure would connect.

He declared that all the city ferries are financial failures and argued that vehicles prefer the almost impassable Queensborough bridge to the upper East river ferry lines. Not Wide Enough. "It has also been stated," continued Goldman, "that the Hell Cate bridge could be used for roadway purposes and that the railroad company would offer little objection to this use. "My answer to that.is that any roadway that could be built on the Hell Gate bridge would have to be constructed over the tracks of the railroad. This would mean a roadway only wide enough for five lane of traffic.

The tri-borough bridge is designed for eight lanes." Concerning the objections which bava been raised to the tri-borough bridge plans by certain groups the commissioner said: For An People. "The more these objections are studied the more forcibly they show that the objectors have not Important Change in Hours for TRANSATLANTIC Telephone Service Effective tomorrow, April 24th, the daily period for telephone service to England, Scotland and Wales, will extend from 7.30 A. M. until 2.00 P. Daylight Saving Time, in order to conform with daylight saving time as established in Great Britain.

A talking period of 6V2 hours is thus available for transoceanic telephone conversations. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 1 (XEWJ! photo) Olive Schick phvsician. He said there was nothing wrong. The automobile which the couple fled is a Durant Six with license number 8N-29-02 motor number 153264 and factory number M4065. Jones still owed $200 on the machine.

Set Alarm Clock Back. The couple set the clock back so as to allow them more time on Monday morning to get awav before Mrs. Jones woke up. They gained an hour's delay. She did awake, however, before they got out of the house.

Hearing her stir the elopers fled without taking any clothing or baggage. Although Mrs. Jones denied that she threatened to kill her husband when she learned of the guilty love between him and her daughter, she admitted that there was a terrific row in which she threatened to call the interest of the whole community at" heart. This plan of the tri-borough bridge is designed for all the people of this great city, and I am fully convinced that tt is the one project that will afford relief to vehicular traffic congestion. "The increase in population in upper Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx affords another reason for the construction of a bridge at the site selected.".