The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1912, Page 12

ae s+ ' } 7 ag od fi ites titan 9s Aiaaat on ec ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL £0, 19 secblthnedelneds Mndnd te 0 tenind the counter and otinder DEADLY 4A1 DOWN PISTOLS AND CLEANED OUT DRAWER. NGINEERS STRIKE MONDAY: orrcrwan Fasirons ror «2 \NTO BANDT ABOEPTANCE OF TERM Ame 'U, S. Labor Commissioner O'Neill Here as Me- # diator With Fifty Eastern Railroads on Un- ‘a derstanding That Further Delays Will Not Be Granted by Brotherhood. ~~ ‘At the urgent request of civic bodies, financtal interests and mercan- ‘ —— helped himself to $100, ‘All this was done in absolute silence. | with her, this face and Noné of the patrons of the place had opened their lips and thetr arms had 1 Rend though none ‘could say after. AT Toad re At rd th had been o1 ed to | station bulance at Rendezvous to Paew Wo thei Reeds ered to |(mashed through the window of ® Take Victim to Hospitat. ‘ waist PORTION “As sdon as the man with the money | 0% Which they were speeding for fot out from behind the bar he waved | York and Atientie City om ee fie weapon in the faces of the group |) Tupper of @round the stove and said: Dre. Tupper Was ou “Now, you gents keep your faces elowed. "1 wo hear @ word out of you | at oT till,we get away from here somebody te| Appropriation. pane (6 be boriea.” ‘The women sat ‘together in the ‘Dhe daxed men heeded this warning |the!r husbands being directly behind HELD UP THE SALOON. PATTERN BASED Cn dh MODEL Five Men With Ten Revolvers addressed to thé | peautitul in Fashion Editor) marquisette. The wats: of The Evening Plain kimono foundatlo ped voile of ineers and fifty Bastern railroads, If both sides accept his services, mediation will intervene, but the engineers do not purpose to allow nego- ations to drag along to the benefit of the railroads and will insist on fas Cemmne: Demirns eae coe by Momy oe, =: = FOUNDAVICTIN OF CHINESE FEUD Five young gangsters drove to the sa- ‘righ! loon of James Fitagerald, a brother of | Git were mele ny the teen Pasdn World. No pat- | 8¥19 embroidery fs laid in @op ehoul- | Willis Fitegerald; the prigeaghter, at No. Young Gotlieb was summoned to the Arce lder effect, with ti G0 Grand sircet to-day, robbed the till Crinton street station after Rosenberg | terne for designe | turnea upward. Afi ! Grmly ap-|of $100 while they flashed the mugzies had identified the car by dts number \ in thie column cam | piied the material ts cut away from un-| of ten revolvers in the faces of the bar-| He told Lieut. Flynn tha | be odtained, dut with the descrip. der it. A 1 put of-the material|/tender and twenty pero ind then | hig fnres straight from agérald’s to ' thom furntahed tt te @ simple matter lensthens the sleeve to the elbow and | drove to the “Lidtise of Blaacs,” at No. the “House of Blazes,” ag the tenement [1s finished with a narrow scalloped) s. 1 cin: 9: Givide thet ohne . HW Laight street is known, Th to work owt patterna, jedging. ‘The skirt, which te @ plain|“(DAIshI street to ne ai nvisron ana (chauffeur had gone into Dominick's ens | 4 mew ond distinctive feature @f | three-piece one, is gathered @ little) There was a row over the division, an bre . vers |!00n on the ground floor of the “HH | louse around thd hips: and. in Sack, ing |the five bandits fought with revolvers ” the department te the illustration | he hips ‘back, being and knives, leaving énejof thetr nuimbel, |°f Blages," had been paid, treated and | | trimmed in front with point of the dartaane’, pation cnpeghgeet i a Bak Swiss embrotdgey, From under this, em-| “Plucky Isola,” shot and stabbed. He | ‘Three detectives got in Gotlleb's | wary for 0 om | vroldered Swine banding points down- | was taken to the Hudson Street Hospital | ang were driven across town, They got | | ment. It shows how easily the @) ward on each side to give the pannier land‘there identified by the chauffeur Who |te the’Lalght atheet address dust 4 : q an | tractive design can be executed on@ | effect and up again to the belt ine in| ie4 driven him and bis companions on ambulance was roflifig up to take t ry l H tt g d Hits F i 1 with the narrow edging. A ribbed silk| police as a bad man and gunfighter |drinks in the saloon before retiring to a |i ANSWERS TO QUERIES. forming bow in front] and for several years hie portrait hi te tive touch to the frock. H Gleo serves as a guide in cutting ‘Seana aeaae ot bin enanes Gtk their plundering’ expedition. |the wounded “Isola.” All they learned er gart of the} Own pattern f uch te needed, |) the scalloped edge embroidery ed} ‘Plucky Isola” is well known to the | Was that the bandits had had several ¢o prepare a hallway to split their spoils, There wag * Pesioe been on display in the Rogues’ Gallery. udden fusilade of shots a’ wild q Following the ‘identification of the jscramble in the hallway. By the time |} i w to Coney Island Man Entered to , Seeua te cay Steseaa uheemiine wounded youth he said to the detectives {Dominick rushed out the wounded man {t 1 4 foulard: would be ni who placed him under arrest: was crawling out of the hallway on his Get ‘His Clothes and Dis- Tam twenty-three . “If you think I'll squeal on the gang [hands and knees. His assatlants had covered Tragedy. i Dear pl é you've @of another guess. They shot |escaped. Wien his clothing was|? me up anf they stabbed me, but I'm |#earched not a dollar of the plunder waa going to get out and take care of that | found. aelf.”” ——___ “Plucky Tsote’” is aleo known as “Nick Soupola,” and was arrested on Feb. 13 SEEN IN THE SHOPS. for taking part in a gun duel with Louls Pogsi, otherwise known as I Ht i lil i i For the kiddie's bedroom are new, a mh ‘appropriate and very attractive clocks |” - ek ey ‘Louls thé Lump” who recently jumped lee deticate porcelain made in various |} ewinging in tae wind, Cuossa, tals ball and is a fugitive from justice. lngures of children and animaie, “One ue GANG HIRED AUTO TO GO OUT |of a@ large St. Bernard dog with the ON HOLDUP. le, tee another pretty ck up Fitsgerald’s saloon Intly dressed boy an‘ lined to Risepe manana eens tivo (ke ri ees th GE Ro Were -whict morning. ‘They had telephoned for a |rmed @ pretty setting for the clock. touring car to the Imepriat Auto Com-|, Very reasonable are the hand woven pany of No. 19 East Second street, from Pitan icy cece walle) tron. a “Big Jack” Poggt's “Chu Chu Parlor” Up to $1.60, which are very cn Chatham Senate, Aw a blind for [APPFoPriate for summer underwear, Abe Gotlieb, the young chauffeur who |, Some new handbags suitable for this ec theen! they hadshim drive them (ume of year are of straw, some en- fret to Brooklyn, where they treated |PARced with pouches of black velvet at Retry rank. tien, ordeteg (the sides which were seen at from $3.00 bln to shoot across the Williamsburg |” Bridge and head ¢or Fitsgerald’s place. ‘When the five got out at Fitzgeral the ohauffeur thought they were just stopping for another drink. Patrolman Rosenberg of the Clinton street station @tood on a corner not twenty yards away at the time, but the young bandits paid not the silght- est heed to him. He thought !t strange that a car should drive up to such @ saloon at that hour in the morn- ing, and unconsciously he made mental nOte of the number of the car. He did "| not move toward it, however, and was enna wulan Sere < niectee i not inspired to act when the five robbers |* — piven & op the automo. |Jame coolly out and got dack Into the bile speeding ‘without light: machine. | Pn asks H ae elie i se F Were mtaring wide open id ba Ios prenbegey fo dark rea etein co nie] we tort ead eo over his heart, ° Timea. Beonate an laroneae The was light over the ironing board Sova? “Have. ten yards or it) % fickered over & crumpled pile of rough- Jef the murder feud between the Hip| #e a Father tal ne P dried clothing. A neat pile of freshly [Sing and the On Leong Tongs of China-| >! « Whe \roned collare lay at the left of theltown. They overlooked a small, rouna| ‘nk I look well in? table. Rverything was orderly and trim| brass button such an hinamen’ ues tv and as it should be, eave only the body | fasten the loops of thelr blouses, which of Fong Lée on the floor, staring up at|lay on the floor. it did not belong to ‘the whitewashed ceiting. blouse, His ‘uttons were In another moment Cuossa found him-|@!! in place. eof running toward the police station. All members of the Lee family a: Detectives hurried to the Inundry, They | members of the On Leong Tong. Only roped to discover that Fong Lee had| thelr gun-men—picked assnasing in the committed §euicid that would save Tong w—~have big five-shot revolvers work. Detectives work in Chinese cases} When they Journey to Chinatown, or fe not apt to be rich in interest or re- ae yer thelr mattresses when they al omy. SLR BUTTER TURNED TO BRICKS, Are im Jersey City, i ¢ if 3 Hie ay He i D. ‘White marquisette window draperies bordered with flowered cretonne, very delightful for the cool, appearance in summer, are to be ha To go with th scarfs, slipper Very nominal prices, Dainty mulls of shirted satin ribbon, @ really useful accessory to the boudoir can be had in any color to match the boudoir gown at $2.00 @ pair, Lovely crepe de Chine dressing gowns in all colors having deep satin land cuffs and closing with a large fros, in great demand at the seduced iy fe fit ih till vs é pet i Man. Out ‘on Ball Drags Jersey Patrolman Under the Wheel Guard. Bugene Zinn, a chauffeur, ran down Hie i ke H rf iH fi : But Fong Lee's big five shot revolver the head of the mattress of ‘The cash drawer wus locked. @haken, coins jingied inside, that there had not been a sys- Dr. Overend was if ft E i : bi eff | 7" HH : fi ft i : lif callea ‘The mysterious disappear: Fashion Editor: Zinn had taken his employer home and| According to Barney Ames, the visitors| Bernard Edelstein, who for the last fect Mat | ead Lae ad petal He! pounds of butter from three use eet, | Will you kindly tell me what colors] received permission to go on a ride. He|were not in his place more than three eighteen years has had active manage: decreased | through the heart and hadeen by the police of Jersey City tea ti become me, also wi shades for e was driving up Fifteenth avenue at a/minutes, Coming through the door they | ment of the largest bakery at Rocka i of pasiness. Neon ave dead at} suspension yesterday of Licut eauiee ning wear? Beare fit. | nigh rate of speed For some linaccoun-|ordered a round of whiskey and while| Beach, died yesterday. Ie was Atty. interests are ber ¥ ' " has y eyes, wn hair with a! table reason he. put out every tig! 7 hing for the bottles, the ar- : | ‘Detter tranaporta- the detectives went back to the sta- ee rest Pod tty Soiree and Pa-| reddish tinge, dark eyebrows, freckled| even that over the nuthber. Reet eal | iesuled from the poc! | ae ny balay | iaterfocking and and reported in effect of the City Hatt} skin, thou hi g00d color.) chine approached Fifteenth y HH Probably shot by a person mation, They have good recorde, and| Will you C # e | nineteen. Ve youthful Fast Twenty-ninth etreet, ets of the young men who ned the | ninete of te mple i ju friends say the butter was t f hair with rgan stepped bar. One of the five covered Ames and | Israel and Oceanic Lodge, of mer eppliances.’ We fs pecee nar ree before the tubs r Neen, Or laeata tanec parepherd aca Hea ods my mis. es tah coiaaee Bick waid: | Cures Bronchi tis, pave existed <0 a8 fired with @ bow at the back stop. ‘The auto kept on, burling the po. | “Juit stand beck ei we A of the opinion our] Provably twisted over it. Will you |leeman Under the guard and dragging |araw what's in the damper _ AMGLITA, c y Asthma, all throat and ‘compesed trained venty-1 re he sende represented, are] (iv costes een and left tholr booty bel ilGeee ce arte settle croup ae "ease eonteg |AROROMES DIRE lung troubles. “No Ale ‘dm the creation of| It wae ube were taken to the police station. | hair, ff removed to the City Hos- to quench their fires at @ specified hour of eafety Se cacential to| that the a4 “i was found that bi ‘unke | red cheeks. 8. pital. He has internal injuries, Zinn |Sbout the dat Ma vi iat of the] to.morrow to. permit the first moving cohol or dange rous ‘Grmende, ‘from the Geioks oot ny eos nen tub and! CATHERINE, | was arrested a week ego charged with saloon and the three men leaning against | pictures of Atlanta's entire business felght. Brown would be most fast driving amd was out on ball, the end of the bar. —- This left one man | section to be made. drugs. Guaranteed | Did Mrs. Caldecott slap this young man? IS THE NINTH MAN? “RUN”? The Only Real Joke Book Given Free With Any Sunday Newspaper Much Does This New Baby Weigh? 14 Lbs. Whose IsIt? Is the Name of the irl in this Picture? - VLA AATOL IAA LAL LLL ALLLLLE To-Morrow Springs ; Me : the Most Perplexing . ‘ 9) \\ Baseball Puzzle | | 4a ae Ever Printed Anywhere AEA LALA | James Montgomery Flage’s Kitty Cobb Picture in to-morrow’s Sunday World explains At. Did youknowstyles in Girls’ names had changed? Theproof is in to-morrow's Sunday World. It’s the new baby Chimpanzee in the Bronx Zoo, There are lots of other new babies there. See their pictures in to-morrow’s Sunday World, She’s the greatest puzzle of the 20th cen- tury, See to-morrow’s Sunday World, Get To-Morrow's Sunday World Joke Book and See If You Can Solve the Puzzle, Ac. enanaeteR. “anseameuetnemtenes HURT BY ROCK: + BLAST SHOT INTO CAR, Mrs. Bogardus’s Skull Fractured, out “7 , Es ‘They were injured yesterday whés Detectives on Trail Find Am-|ehtomaticany sprouted atove . their |two darge ¢ragmente of rock, broken 6 GTAMMORD, Conn. April M—Mis. he passed him. | rank W. Bogardus of No. 1% Grayrets ‘Then he laid both his piktols on the | a d the 4 t tin and | Dlace ie in the New Rochelle Hospital OVER THE LOOT helped Mmsele, to Won ane lwith her skull fractured, Mer as —_—o— head her seat. The rock that struck e ‘ ae and. the big touring car was speeding ‘trends’ clanced ott | Mr. All questions com | y . Made Daring Raid in toward the Willlamsbung Bi mdieie tite 0 te {ile concems of this city, Charles P, Neill, United States Labor Commis- cerning éeeigne DESCRIPTION Gand < ; [anvone left the ston. fhe olner window and recelved. the ful 4 | Few people real how Very ply rand ‘Street. ney Ames stuc t (force of the blow from the lerger ‘loner, came to New York from Washington to-day to attempt to settle and matertele OF an “attractive wimmer frock can bel dd 4 of the door and did not step out himacit | At the hospital to-day it was ai By mediation, the dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- Greases should 06) nade. The one pictured here would be} — until he saw Rosenberg. Ho yelled to [nounced that Mra. Bogardus had passe! Rosenberg, but by the time he had re. |# £004 night and the chances for her Fe