* Plckard's check writing w:>s done
J- n interest of comfort in yutoinoblhi
r a and that most of the pup >r was
o e e.l lor motor cars. The cheek that
f tii'i into trouble in this city, it was
h ' win one for $l$(i p<)sse?' on a firm
0 '-lothiers.
V. the Tombs Pickard 3.1 td he was
?t' catud at West Point. Tie told of
fc'..,g appointed to the American eni
lir **y "at IJong Kong," China, as Mill
?Attache. The American embassy
J; '?! Pckin.
hsUoII said his prisoner entertained
Hi 1 on the trip 1101th with an account
?? hov.' he had lilmsstf excused from
? '-.'oris-y assignments at th? outbreak of
t'? ?? war and wh-j transferred to the
lufan'.ry, with wlii.'h he fought in
France. ,
?' April. 1921. r. Charles K. I'ickard.
V o save his home as in E.inhurst,
iv-rried Mrs. Adele Arllno Htevcns of
JF'v'.ne;*. England, iJ'. Peekskill. The
br'de stated in her appllcat'on for a
1: "iise that she was a daughter of
V'llam Ellis Corey of Pennsylvania,
that lier first husband was killed in
the world war and that she was CI
y *ii r* old. Newspaper dispatches brought
otf'ck denial from Mr. Corey, and n few
.'s later the case received further
siv-rtion when Albert W. Ev:nu\ act
h through 0 firm of lawyers, began
1 ;icilon for annulment aga'npt an
/ f'r A. Stevens, alleging that she
f ; vdulently represented herself to be
r 'aughter of William E. t'ore>. By
1 v tine Pickard anil his bride had
' ^hed.
DOG FORCES BURGLAR
TO JUMP OUT WINDOW
Collie Gets Home Just in Time
to Save Plunder.
