The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1908, Page 16

| i | ~ books w: QUA REND, BANK CASHIER 1 SORT S800 “Billy” Montgomery, of Alle- gheny National, Pittsburg, | Arrested—Held in $59,000. _THE EVENING WORLD, he BARES VEST 2 e A Dollar in YOUR Pocket. ERIT SHOES cost only $3.00, but they are not ‘$3.00 shoes.” They are standard $4.00 shoes. In every respect—style, fit and quality--they are duplicates of the ordi- nary $4.00 shoes. “The difference in the shoes cannot be found by an expert because there is no difference. PITTSBURG, May &—“Billy” Mont-| gomery, cashier of the Allegheny Na- tional Bank, of Pittsburg, formerly | financial adviser and friend of United States Senator M. 8. Quay. was placed under arrest here last evening charged with embezziing almost half a milion | dollars trom the bank. While the in- formation made by Bank Examiner William Folds, before United States Commissioner William TT. Lindsay, names $463,000 as the sum missing, it |i 4s thought that the amount may be | much larger, possibly reaching $1,-| 040,000. | The arrest caused the greatest sensa- tion in years here, as the genial, smi!i- ing banker was one of the city’s mos: Popular men. He has been with the Allegeny National Bank for almost forty years, beginning as a child. With- in an hour after his arrest, George E. ‘Toner, a wealth; facturer, broth- er of John K. Toner, Congressman- elect from the Twenty-fourth District, became his bondsman to the extent of $50,000, The smallness of the bond | caused comment. i Exposed by Reiber. | ‘The first intimation that Montgomery was short in his accounts came from Henry Reiber, the former Paying Teller of the Farmers’ Deposit National Bank, who with James Young, former auditor, robbed that institution of $1,105,000. | Relber and Young are in jail, and last | week Reiber is alleged to have assorted that part of the immense amount of | Money he took from the Farmers’ N tional had gone as ioans to Monigo: ery, to help make up his shortage. hurried examination of Montgoimer We save you a dollar by eli ing waste profits. We could not sell Merit Shoes for $3.00 if we did business as other makers do—buying their leather, selling to jobbers and selling again to retailers. This is the way we do business—We tan the leather ourselves in our two big Tanneries. We make the shoes in our six large fac- tories Endicott, New York. (Output 10,000,000 year.) We don’t sell Merit Shoes to jobbers. They go direct to our retail stores. There are no middlemen or middlemen’ profits anywhere on the line. Every po: economy is pra tised except economy in quality. In these days when people are watching the dollar, Merit Shoes have been selling more rapid All we ask is a trial. One pair of Merit Shc advertisement we can possibly put out. Our Summer styles are now ready. Why not try a pair? es is the best Greater New York Stores—For Men and Women ington Avy, th St. Theatre. t Oxford In russet, dull or patent leather. $3.00 Oak soles only. *Broadw: Greenwic e230 made and sufficient evidence against him to cause Will. | the president, to send for National Bank Examiner William L, | Folds. Folds arrived here from Philadelph He soon discovered th lontgomery’s shortage reached $465, at least. h St. “bth Av., near 36th St. “Special Department for Women in These Stores, Six Factories and Two Tanneries at Endicott and Lest rshire, N.Y. DENTISTRY. AAAI 8084 2 # “ANCHOR DENTURE” PLATE Does not cover the root of your mouth or fall down. Easy to take out, clean and re. place. Iti. a very strong and durable platy. Will last. Hfc:ime with .easonable car We are the inventors. Ours is tre Strictly High Grade That’s the quality that every purchaser at a Riker Drug Store is assured of. Purity of drugs is of equal importance with purity Of foods. Riker patrons are sure to find satisfaction with every Purchase. The Riker Guarantee stands behind every sale. Our efforts have been, are now and always will be exerted for the best interests of our customers. We realize that by these methods alone have we obtained and retained the largest drug store patronage ever SU eteesetete +: : a WVAVASIUDULEDULUOULURURUSVNETAUELOUALI DE ELALE TOU URDONEURUEOEY VEMUMETITENINIVEIIONOVITONINIVIUIUAUOUOORESHNGLININETEMESESLOII IY / i) When extractions are made in the morning the n-w }.ate ill be 3 i ready to wear home at night. All extractions made painless by our $ 2 < accorded to any one retail drug firm. New Botanical Discovery. JARANTE! EN YE Riker’s 13618 west ta the worl ALL WORK GUARAI ED TEN YEARS. Next, 34th Street } retiroliet cagnael Den Full Sets of Teeth, $5.00 Gold Crowns, 22 karat, $5.00 pposite the rr at. Medict ini i Drug Waldorf } esi yey bat ataictn His Gold Fillings,,,, $1.00 up Silver Fillings.,......50¢. up Store BIC iGtienta terials WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS, 54 W. 23d St., New York. 414-416 Fulton St., Brooklyn, (Opp. Eden Musee.) (2d door west Abraham & BStraus's.) HOURS, 8 TO 6; SUNDDAS, 9 TO 4, german, Fren’h and .wec spoken. 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TATE AT AUC VUE TEVRTEDE By Order ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE °%."n Hunts Point Realty Co. 369 HOKE LOTS BRONX VALUABLE WATER FRONT bi Free. There are more Title Policy Savings Bank Book son public improvements completed and paid > Sy g A & accepted at Sale. Sf ye 5 : —— g S tor in this property Arrangements can = S than any lot sale : = be made, prior to §| | EVER held _hercto- day of sale, where- § 3 4 Il ama. lohan 6G oft by Bank and Trust = " Wil au é ; oa oS e| fered will be sold. Company certificates = Se ae : of deposit may be = s There will be abso- used in payment for = 8 lutely no bidding by lots. = | 2) | or for the owners, Visit the Property b2fore Tuesday, and NOTICE the high-class imprave- ments in the immediate vicinity ATTEND THE SALE AT EXCHANGE SaLESROOM, 14-16 VESEY ST., NEW YORK CITY, TUESDAY, MAY 12th, at 1! A.M. 0% MAY REMAIN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE AT 5% 70 FOR ONE, TWO OR THRiE YEARS. 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A reduction in the running time means an in- crease in popu'ation and there ore an increase in property values. Buy now, before the com- pletion of this important improvement and pocket your profits when it has been complete |, which will be early in 1909. Only @ limited number of lots, so go at once. now completed and plans tor more under way. PRICES $240 UP--$10 DOWN CHOICE VILLA, BUNGALOW, HOME AND BUSINESS SITES All Good Elevations, Having Beautiful Views of the Hudson and the Croton Rivers. SPECIAL TRAIN SUNDAY, MAY 10th Leaving Grand Central Station, Lexington Avenue Terminal, 1.15 P. M., stopping at 125th St. station ten minutes later. Free ‘Tickets can be secured from either office or from our representa- tives, wearing yellow badge at cither station, fifteen minutes before train time. E -] THIS WEEK. IT IS THE CONSTRUCTION OF MME. NORDICA'S FIRST BUILDING WILL BE BEGUN THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING FROM WHICH SHE WILL PERSONALLY SUPERINTEND THE CON- STRUCTION QF THE MME. NORDICA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AND HER BAYREUTH IN AMERICA. Wood, Harmon & Co. Harlem Branch, 42 West 125th St. SECURES ANY SITE 315 Madison Ave. For efficient and kman. A seven-time World Want works ail the week. Order one to-day | ae fined office help use World “Want” Ads. Call 4008 * at SS ee eee