The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1911, Page 4

ed THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY a 1 | LADY DECINS, WHO {PID QMEL | “QUICKLY RALLIES | AFTER OPERATIO. ROMANCE REACHES gas UNTRAGIC “FINS” A Chef Fischer, Hero of Attack in the Room of Three Beds, Jailed as Faker. | LIED HARD FOR LOVE Hoboken Court Retaliates for Bring ng Phantom Villians Into Fair Burg. Thrilling Romance of a Chef. (Continued from Yesterday.) CHAPTER Vil. Alas! dear reader, the tragic romance of Leonard Fischer, chet of The Oak, @ popular Eighth « jue restaurant, whom we left yesterday being borne | to Gt. Mury’s Hospital, Hoboken, torn a les by Bullet wounds inilicted by @ myas- | ~ - a terfous dark man who had tnvatled the room with the three beds where Pisdher was sleeping and pumped iead at him while he hissed “You will never marry Rosana Antonia, the belie | of Grand street," turns out to-day to| have deen an invention of the talented young chef's guper-heated brain. Recovered of his wounds and cornered by three unsympathetic detectives in the Hoboken Police Headquarters, our hero confessed that the inysterious dark would-be-siayer w: a figment of his tmagination, The chef of The Oak — > — had shot up the room with three Leis * Rallies After Surgeons Use the Knife.and Quick Recov- ery Is Expected. with his own hand and with his owa revolver, a weapon he purchased in South street, Manhattan. Ah! He Lied for Love. Having shot up the room with the three beds, our hero carefully #hot him- self below the elvow of the right orm. Then he eneaked downstairs and shot up some of the woodwork, placing het and there @ crimson stain as testimony of the terrible battle he had with the mysterious dark man. “Ha!” breathed Detective Weinthal as he levelled a relentless finger under our hero's nose,” "Twas all lies, then, You Wrote those threatening letters to your- if. You held yourself up, bound and gagged yourself, sandbagged yourself and robbed yourself of $11 in the hall- way of No. 24 Eighth avenue. Lies! All ies!" cried the chef of The Oak, wringing his hands. “I did it all for the love of Rosana. She had spurned me from her; she had trampled upon my LONDON, May 12—An operation for appendicitis, delayed in order that she might be presented at court Wednesday night, Was performed this morning upon Lady Decies, who defore her marriage was 2 Gould of New York, The Dowager Lady Decies, at whose home, No. 6 Hereford Gardens, the operation was performed, says the young patient rallied remarkably well and will soon be on the road to complete recovery. The nerve of Lady Dectes, who ts only nineteen years old, is the admira- tion of London, The surgeons were ready to perform this operation a week ago. Recurrent attacks of appendict mart and trodden it in the dust. Iligq rendered the condition atin peuie could not bear to lose her, I planned) woman quite us. But sh © would to make mys¢lf a hero in her eyes. I not defer h . wanted her to think that my love was ur betcot aise cee e ; which had been set for May 10, Sipat G8 mountains; that I wae being) 4 congaltation of surgeons was held shot to'pleces for her, that my enemies & Week ago to-day and it wi dood: who bad come between us were pur-| {Nn MeO to-day an Sean Pee ais aatevetenes hana Vs »peration might be postponed, put that the patient must remain qui Put It on Hoboken. and conform to @ regime of diet pre. “And you had the gall to come to! scrived by the doctors. However, it Hoboken and try and put that over on| was not possible for Lady Decias to the fly Hoboken police force, did you?" | rest. Her gown for the presentation demanded Detective Garrick savagely, | orry the day, was not quite ready * gasped our|rehearsuls of hero. | matters of “That girl'll think you're a fine bunk Lady hero now, eh?” said Welnthal with more sympathy. | Our hero answered not, but his tear poured down tn @ hot torrent. When he! could speak he muttered | “Kill me; hang me; cut me up into little Saltsbury steaks. Jai! me for life, My heart ts amashed to powd Do your worst. CHAPTER Vill. Even the heart of Hecorder McGovern was touched when the heartbroken young chef was arraigned before him, charged with attempted suickle and also with carrying 4 deadly weapon into the State of New Jersey. ‘oung man, you have heen an ans," sald she eporder kindly, 1 feel for you, | ing. but the law of the State of New Je 7 ie the law of the State of Now 5 reey eoak Pebedlig ara Srey of aureen, and muet Be upheld, 1 will have to hold |Mnor doctors, assistant surgeons and you for the Grand Jury. In the solity trained servants at the home of the of your prison cell you may ditate | Dowager Lady Decles during and sub. on the fickieness of woman and the folly | sequent to the operation, A special of muahy youth | room was provided for the patient and oi pode ela 1a) operating table was prc sobbed our hero, Clay wpere ‘aa provided nd there were courtesies and other oment demanding her time, Dectes in a lly gown, embrotd- ered with lilies of the valley on a guaze overdress, and viaging with diamonds in her hair and her corsage, the young American wife of Lord Was the most striking figure at the court prea entation Wednesday, She was very pale, but perfectly composed and ap- peared to be fres) and buoyant after the long and tiresome ordeal, The excitement and exertion of the presentation brought on inflammation demanded the immediate attention of the surgeons, Dr. Mayo Collier, the sentor surgeon of the London North West Hospital, and his junior, Dr, Scott, notified the family that the operation would take place this morn. ye pity me at last,” Surely her heapt can- hot be of aston y vey “Best forget ler.” advised the Re-| ,, it was Genled in game quarters to-day corder. “There are others.” that Lady Dee been presented at “Yea, there are oth sighed the | court last Wodlnesday, es generally chet of The Oak, “but none #o fair | stated, a® Rosana Antonia, th of Grand se street. When I die image will ee ; SETS HER 00G AT CHILD. “Take him away Little Girl jadly After he's got a hop hero Was escorted to a « Woman “Sicks” Animal at Her, —————_——— tear "after ear upon the. éold cruel |, Tem-yaar-old Agnes Bm ». |HOTEL GOTHAM BILL PASSES if (To be continued—if.) itten by @ bu that was set upon ALBANY, May 12.—The Senate has eaibe continued INSPECTOR WANTS JOB BACK, | "\,0" 2", "ay fo woven! } With Fired Without Cause, He says, by | 5; Education Bo Woman came out and ordered the chil: dren not to crows her yard “sicked" the dog on them Peter F. Mellen, a genera! inspector tn the Board of Education, who was dis- | animal rushed at the Smith girl and| Koes to the Assembly. This ts the missed without caus seized her by the leg, tnflicting several |fourth time that an effort has be 10, 1910, began suit te bad wounds before {t was beaten off, | made to give the Hotel Gotham leg! Newburger in The parents of the Smith girl have noti- lative relief. fect his rein Boi lana tna naling Gt Nawicwn ait clone, he Assembly put through the ‘ill based on Mellen's applic Writ) vant will be sought for the arrest of the | recommended by the Merritt Investl of mandamus requiring tho clty to put | oo ng Committee, giving the Super tipo beck at work, af eS ee ent of irance authority to Jen'a petition and asse he be SHIPPING NEWS, longed to the branch s who | PORT OF NEW TORK, watched new billing ANGUV ED, there were no now b t : sae Naples “ad Mellen w Mellen awoars ; Manehics that gt the time his sorvices were dis fa pensed with there was so much to be done on new buildings that ordinary inspectors were promoted increased salaries, at MING STEAMSHI ———— | DUB TODAY ler Gets a Vall, Oe lagi OR ee en James Jens painter, lost his bal- | Manza Ma bY @uice to-day and fe he fourth to AMomy, Loven Alg« eee Gb the third floor of the new munie!pal OUTGOING AMSHIT building. His 4 were not serious pabet He was taken to Hudac Hos art ie . phal. Jensen ts thirty-one years old amaioa Matanzag Ta #94 lives at No, 309 Mast Jifty-first Qy ol Neer ie i Jackal atrect. | defereoa, Novtols J her by a woman to-day while the child soveral other children, the lttle sirl passed through @ yard in the rear cottage on Bust Grand avenue, A Then she | The savage | PAUL KELLY (CAMORRA CE BROTHER WAS MAN SHO FROM ATO |Gangsters Opened Fire on Him and “Got Him” and Woman Passerby. | | Charge He Was Respon- | sible for Secret Murders. The great | into the Court of | to-day in anticipation of a| STED, | VITERRO, Italy, May 12.— ALL SIX ARE ARR | crowd that pre | the Assize ‘ violent acene between Gennaro Abbate- | | Victim Disappears, but Later Is | maxgio, the informer, and Enrico Al- ¥ fano, whom the former has denounced Taken to Bellevue — Men {as the guiding spirit in the Camorra, With Him Locked Up. wan disappointed, The exchanges were comparatively mild, Alfano maintain- ing @ dignified composure and his ac- cuner following the other's lead, Several hours passed tn an effort to es- tablish whether the two first met in 1906, as Abbatemagglo asserts, or in 190, as Aifano declares, On this point the jury heard to-day only the conflicting etate- ‘The positive identification by police men and detectives of the man who was ®hot by thugs from an automobile at Seventh avenue and Fortleth street last night as one Vaccarell!, a bre gang leader Paul Kell | | her of the Rerves to clear up whatever of mystery surrounded | Ments of these men, |the happening, It is now plain that| The Informer repeated his accusations | against Alfano to the effect that he was members of a rival gang, seeking to ” “ , d h ctual, if not the acknowledged, wet’ Vaccarelli, shot him with the| {6 ct" 7 ~ head of the Camorra, and so primarily responsible for the murder of Gennaro Cuocoto ant his wite. Alfane denied every charge. He anid that Abbatemaggio had dlackmatied Giovannt Rapt, the alleged treasurer of the Camorra and had denounced him to the authorities only when Rapt had And three others, alleged to be accom: |i) on gong four days from Italy and #0 Pilces, were taken tn later. All atx Pris- | coud no longer be the victim of extor Joners were arraigned in the West Side |tion, Turning to the informer Aiteney Police court this afternoon and held by | said Magistrate Breen to await the outcome | {dea that they would be able to get away tn a big touring car they had en- gaged for the contemplated assassiia- | tion. Thetr aim was bed, three of them were arrested by alert police officers | phe truth t# that you are the real of the injuries of Varrareill, who is on | ™urderer, We are your victims, but we ari will reply as lions."” ene To this Abbatemagglo responded Joseph Taylor. | Six men engaged @ touring car trom | the Impertal Automobile Company at | No, 79 Second street at 11.40 o'clock last mght They directed the ahauffou | THOUGH BADLY BEATEN Joseph Btoiper, to drive to Sixth ayenue HE FAILS TO WIN SUIT. and Fortieth street and proceed mowly | westward through the fatter thorogh- | Brooklyn Real Estate Man Gets No jfere | Sympathy From Jury Because Three Shote Fired at Him. of Assault. Nearing Seventh avenue the men in! Not even his indignant avowal that the oar hailed @ man walking along|he had been called “A Brooklyn the sidewalk. He approached the au- | Leaguer” and a “reform weakling” won tomobiie and three shot met him.|FFanklin P. Arnold, a real estate Awether shot struck Helen Chtsman, | broker, the sympathies of the jury tha ‘ heard his sult for $5,000 damages & Reston, Whe happened to get into! sgainst William J. Belford for Tange, Three of the men tn the auto- | 1EN HAE MoM ton's part of the mobile Jumped out and escaped, Deteo- |!" Judge Stapleton’s p: i lyn Supreme Court to-day. The fact tives Ashe and Cronin of the Central i N that when Belford got through with OMco and Patrolmen Tawce and Neville | iin, Arnold needed the rervices of an aa Sted hecanteendt net Mine | Ocullat, @ dentist and a physician did eared - rdict for the de- other three and the chauffeur, paid Roses oa flee ates : fendant was returned. ‘The three captives who had been in © ia be the tonneau of the oar eald they, were | Arnold's real esta! ahah %3 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and he FAward Welnstein of No. %$ Hast Pit | tives at No. 136 Prospect place. Belford teenth streot; Herman Weinberg of No. | tw mocing van men at No 66 Court 416 Hast One Hundred and Seventy-sev- | street. On Feb. 28, 1908, Arnold went to gnth street, and Joseph Kolbronner of | ieiford's place to complain that some No, 7% Lewis avenue, Brooklyn, A %- of Beiford’s men damaged tho calibre revolver with three chambers | property adjoining his. An altercation empty was found in the car. The wounded man escaped into the Lyceum Hotel at Fortieth street and Seventh avenue, following the shooting. | He had @ wound tn his left side and | one in his right shoulder, A doctor who was called said his condition was pre- carious and advised that he be taken to Bellevue. Two hours after the shoot- Ing the wounded man reached Bellevue in @ taxicab, accompanied by three ethers. grandlosely: “I will be a Ion of accusation.” —— leave. because he had something else to way. | When Arnold came to, he brought suit. | Belford told the jury that Arnold had | been offensive in his remarks and that | wh have been helped by one of Belford’ men, but he—Belford—never laid a hand on him, The costs of the sult must be paid by Arnold, — | FIRE COURSE IN SCHOOL. | A new class in the public schools, in which children can be taught the danger of matches, oil, gasoline, lighted cigar- ettes and accumulation of waste, was suggested by President A. W. Damon of the National Board of Fire Under- writers, No, 128 William street, yester- day. It was the forty-fitth annual meeting of the Board which ts compose’ of of- ficers of 130 compantes. OMicers elected were President, George W. Babb of New York; Vice-President, W. N. Kramer of ew York; Treasurer C, J. Holman of | New York, and Secretary W. West | of Glens Falls, | Gave Fictitious Name. Ho gave his name * Joseph E. Tay- lor of No, 240 West Fortieth street. The men who brought him to the hospital sabi they picked him up on Thicty-fitth street and that he was unknown to them, but they acted tn auch an excited manner that Dr, Drury refused to let them leave, and summoned the police. ‘The men sald they were Reuben Pitts- burs of No, 308 West Forty-ninth streot, James Mahoney of No, 8% Bast Thirty- fifth street and Clarence Neil of No. 2087 Lexinctyn avenu The detectives recognized Maho as “Red” Murray, a former policem: who was dismissed from the force by Former Deputy Commissioner Hanson, and who has sued for reinstatement. He 1s under ball on a charge of high- way robbery, the alleged offense having been committed at the same street cor- her as last night's shooting. Murray finaly admitted that the man. had been shot at Seventh avenue and Fortieth street, and that he had been tuken from the Lyceum Hotel nearby, Me wouldn't say anything more. Vacearell wouldn't say who had #hot him, passed “Hig Tim" Sullivan's bill per- mitting the Hotel Gotham to dispense | Nquors and other liquid refreshments. | The measure permits the licensing of | i hotels within 200 feet of a church or schoolhouse in cases where the hotal was on the site before the church or schoolhouse was opened, The bill now Dressing by eddlog vine lof Sold by Delicatessen and Groeery Stores, ‘ Subway Trust's Plans. CHEAPER THAN B. R. T. One Member Declares. Indications following to-day’s confer- and the ofMfictals of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit the Transit Committee would make a unanimous estimate and report would be favorable to the proposal of the Interborough Rapia Transit Com- ence between the city ofc’ Company indicated that report to the Board of Apportionment; also that tts pany. Borough President McAneny of Man- Miler of the Bronx were thirty minutes late the conference with the hattan, and Borough President in geting to B. R. T. officials, Borough President Cromwell of Staten Island, whose borough {# upon the transtt maps tn both offers, the Public Service Commission, For the B. R. 7. Col Brady, Walter Horace Marding. @. Oakman preceding the over @ five-year period. “Frankly, B. R. T. proposition ha: any a ages over that of the Interborough, said one of the conferees to an Even- of the it would cost ing World reporter at the clos meeting. “In fact, elty $20,000,000 to build to operate, and I cannot city can get the money. “On its face, the Interborough offer UNANIMOUS REPORT IS MILD UNDER — FOR INTERBOROUGH ~—NFORMER'S FIRE PRESENT OUTLOOK Alfano Content With Denial of | Transit Committee Said to Be Getting Together to Approve | Will Cost City $100,000,000 More by Brooklyn Company, Was punctual in reaching the conference as were the members of there were present Timothy S. Williams, Nicholas F, and J. The conference was] over the question of whether the basis of rental should be figured on the tn- come of the old “L" lines for the year operation of the new lines or whether it should be averaged I cannot see where the the subwa: and extensions which the B. R. T. offers © where the 1g $10,000,000 cheaper for the city. know of one member of the committee who is going to report in favor of the and I understand that the two other members are rapidly reaching the conclusion that between the pot and the kettle the Interborough proposal is the less black for the city. “It has not been pointed out that the 000,000 which the B. R. T. offers to spend in its proposal goes Interborough offer, bulk of the $7 on its own fifty-three miles of roads. to talk of division of te ‘The next conference wi nitory. o'clock. that you know the best New York, N.Y. Mention has not been made that the B, R, T. offers to pay nothing f third tracking privileges = upc its This is truly a golden opportunity. "Brooklyn “L" ines. ‘There are other|{ Don't hesitate—grasp it quickly! objections under consideration. Remember—Sale begins Saturday Col. Willlams at the cloge of the con- | ference said there had been suggestions enaued and Belford ordered Arnold to | tigqecof a compromise, but It was, be. Arnold was slow in departing | ore tis company put in tts latest offer. | His attitude was tha it was now too late! n the B, R. T. in he ordered him to leave he might|WHl be held Monday afternoon at We are here to make walking a pleasure for you. CASE SHOES by this construction will do for you what no other shoes can. The spring under the arch removes the jar in walking —ne aching muscles or tired feet with these shoes. Special attention given to fitting ladies’ feet by expert fitters, Arch Seppert Shoes for men and women. CASE SHOE CO., 1143 Broadway, Between 26th and 27th Sts. You Make It Plain— when you ask for “Kayser’s,” and insist on seeing the “name in the hem,” and to offer you the “just as good kind” would be useless. “Kayser” gloves “‘cost no more”’than the “ordinary kind,” don’twear out atthe finger ends and every pair contains A Guarantee that Guarantees You take no risk. ‘Look inthe hem’? for thename “KAYSER,” it’s there for your protection, Short Silk Gloves—S0c., 75c., $1.00 Long Silk Gloves—75c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 JULIUS KAYSER & CO., Makers 12, 1911, PATRICK LYNCH, YOUR LOST TICKET IS FOUND. No Need to Worry Any Longer; The World Just Couldn’t Help but Find It for You. Patrick Lynch of No. 606 Weat Fifty- sixth street was probably having a bad time last ni The information here @iven will be a relief to him. §o far as can be gathered from the face of the ticket, Lynch went to the office of the White Star line yesterday afternoon and bought @ third class passage for Peter Lynch from Ireland. He paid $37.7 for it, Later he lost the ticket, E. 8. Kétler, a World compositor, was about to sit on @ bench opposite the Barge Office in Battery Park about 4.39 o'clock yesterday afternoon when he saw an envelope on the seat. He brushed ft out of the way. Then notic- ing that it fell heavily he picked it up and found {t was a ticket for @ passage from Ireland The ticket stated thet it had been purchased by Patrick Lynch of No. 109 West Ninetieth street. A reporter found that Lynch only received his mail there. —— OSBORNE’S RESIGNATION HAS NOT REACHED DIX. Governor Has Only a Hint First Commissioner Will Quit—Ready to Name Collins's Successor. ALBANY, May 12.—While Gov, Dy has re ived intimations that Thoma M, Osborne contemplated resigning as State Forest, Fish and Game Commis- sioner because of {l-health, he hae not received Mr. Osborn resignation, Among a list of thirty-four candidates recommended for the Supreme Court vacancy in New York City, caused by the election of James A. O'Gorman as United States Senator, the New York County and City Bar Associations have indorsed fourteen men. ‘The Governor sald to-day that he ex- pects to send to the Senate Monday night the nomination of a State Super- intendent of Prieons. Friends of Col. tt, superintendent of the Elmira and Napanoch State Reformatories, belleve he will be named for t' place, snliiiewasinnion Pope Ree en Cal ROME, May 12.—Pope Pius talked yes- terday with several Cantinals and re- ceived in audience a number of other visitors, Reports that he is seriously iM are untrue. MEN’S SUITS Made to Order $10.75 For Ten Days Only To introduce the high quality of our tailoring, we are offering for the next ten days the greatest value in men's suits ever offered in New York. Suits all made of new and stylish material, up to date in every respect, carefully tailored. , We guarantee satisfaction on every suit or money refunded, th 1] morning at 9 o'clock and lasts ten days only. Store open evening Brod Tailoring Co., 172-178 E. Houston St. (ist F.eor). Cor. First Ave. t St. Station 2d Ave, L Opposite our windy 3 FOUR ARE INJURED AS TROLLEY CARS GRASH IN 34TH ST Many Others Cut and Bruised in Collision Caused by a Broken Brake Chain. A man, & boy and two women were Injured early to-day tn a collision of two crowded surface fourth street line. The smash occurred just over the top of the Park av grado and the crashing of glass the shock caused a panic amo Passengers, most of whom we Ployees of Sixth avenue avy stores on their way to work, The injured were: HENRY SCHWARTZ, _ thirty - one years old, @ painter, of No, 150) Lex- ington avenue; left shoulder fractured and cut by glass. Taken to Bellevue Hospital, ROBERT RICHARDSON, years old, of No, 218 street; cut by glass and fractured, ‘Taken to 1 MISSES KA‘1 fourteen st Fifty-ninth ft little finger Hevue Hospital 8 and MINNIN AOR: KIN, both of No, Jast One Hundred and Tenth street 1 bruised Several others were hurt, but most of them hurried away b Dominick S$. Bligh, w 0 sent in an Acar in Jordan of eet and arge of Motorman Anth: No. 43 West ‘onductor John M -second cahey of No, 4 Washington Square South nad stopped about fifty feot west of the top of the Park avenue grade to let off passengers, Another car, In charge of Motor William Barrett of No. 60 West first street and Conductor Me: in SECURITY CLEANED. LACE CURTAINS C Fitth Aveu, 34th and MI Served in bottles that cleaned an Wonderful value. Genuine Elgin Watch, 20 year gold-filled case, closed or open face, Only one to a cus- tomer, None to dealers, Solid 14- karat Watches in great variety at attractive p FINE 80) Ik glove made e111 karat see this 6 to ap previate tts WEDDING RINGS Price $2.50 to $25. Quality Guaranteed. Marriage Certificate Free. Ask for it, Evenings tll 7. Sat Sat StaereSentear writs te QUESTIONS OF SEX Are fully and properly answered in ‘The Peo: Common bene Medical ‘Adviser by BR, V.. Pl M. D. Aso result of knowing the |i end natura, happy sure to follow, Ignorance tei to misery end ill-health, All ‘S) knowledge a young man of womat WM wife of daughter, should have Mainstt| ie contained a this big Home "| Doctor Hook, containing 1,000 pages with engrasings and colo | lates, and bound ta ‘\ioth (0 160,000 copies formerly soid $1.60 cach) is sent free to any sending $1 ouecent stamps SOP RET Sak SS TROT et le Seb Nec OER TOE 8 of the Thirty | IS GIVEN AGAINST DAMAGE OR ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE THE AUTUMN S$ REPAIRING OR REMODELING OF FURS WILL ADVANTAGE OF LOWER CHARGES. of No. 815 East Twenty-cighth street, moto was rakes becduge of the snapping of the chain, He h put on extra speed in order to make the up grade and this gave an Increased impetus when down grade. The collision smashed the glass and woodwork of the ro.r and front plat- forms of both cars and the passengers vere shaken about like pills in_a_box. the car started om the Your Good Will Is |Worth More to Us Than Selliag You Glasses | We never fit glasses unless »| they are needed, because we don’t have to use such methods to do business. The unqualified guarantee of | satisfaction that has done so much to build up our business |could not be given at all if making a sale were more im- | portant than making friends. So we want to emphasize again: There’s no charge, and no obligation for the eyesight examination by Our Registered Physicians. WE CHARGE FOR GLASSES ONLY | 4 | Perfect-Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50. | Oculists’ Opticians | 223Sixth Av.,1Sth St. 217B'dway, Aster House 350 Sixth Av.,22dSt. 101 Nassau—Ann St. 17 West 42d—Bet. Sth & 6th Aves., New York. 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn. B. Altman & Cu. FURS RECEIVED FOR STORAGE Loss, AND SON FOR THE HAVE THE RUGS, TAPESTRIES AND CURTAINS ALSO RECEIVED FOR STORAGE. RUGS REPAIRED AND LEANED AND STORED, 35th Streets, Nem York. BORDEN’S COUNTRY-BOTTLED LK have been thoroughly d sterilized. 4 10% ngs Until 9 o'Cloch allowed on all cash sales. NRITE FOR CATALOGUE—| MAILED FREE ‘RAND RAPIDS FURNITURE! Everything for 1M " ceving op CREDIT TERMS th $3 Down 35 i $5 $100 Worth $10 Down $1.5! Weekly $15 o eo 8 « 9 © S25 9 ~ $30 * $215 ert uly! Aley New dersex “ua CARPET CLEANSING Co pI sed Air Pa fala FIRE-PROOF STORAGE for Household Goods. T.M. STEWART 438-442 WEST 518I ST. formerly founded 3207 ve vn ised, RING UP 5567 COLUMBUS |g AMERT