The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1912, Page 6

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The ma Double LY Trading Stamps All Day Tuesday ( soap Wrappers, robacco Tas, 6c | = Cr RSC gE THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 1, 1912. |. jmind. phan Te” wine tay tert y chief, and the new men who have 2 ae EX-CONVICT'S ARREST, ee, am gotune taronen | PATERGON'S NEWONIER, | |shet aut te c*t,,"iteame’ ciate POLICE SAY, BREAKS | socsech Sa cet eto Loeht Coyte Pate Out Me Fire an Hour| Beet Oe ee ' r ‘4 Hd ’ through the kitchen in the direction of 7 Uva! - the alter shaft and possible out in t freedom. the arriv | en After Taking Charwe. lef, wullding »| PREMIER OF SERVIA DEAD. — JOY RIDING CHAUFFEUR IS partment Chase of More Than Week| CHARGED WITH LARCENY. |'°"*, panlige = Ends When Charles Loeht | Owner of Car in Which Four Were | hat been ehiet he saw it £7 Is Locked Up. —— — Seven of Plenic Party Killed, SUAU, Prussia, July Leeven bers of a plenic party were killed others fatally Injured jas: viien an express train struck k in which they were driving John rossing, Everything you will need to make your vacation a real pleasure—cool clothing, that is both stylish and com- fortable; traveling luggage that stands up under rough service; sporting supplies for outdoor recreation. Everything— there isn’t a thing lacking in our extensive stocks—and, best of all, our prices are by far the lowest in New York. Sale Bags and Suit Cases For Vacationists and Summer Travellers $3.98 Travelling Bais Hurt Appears as Com- plainant. Tony Nichals, the chauffeur who over- | With the arrest to-day of Charles) turned a heavy automobile in which his Loehr, an ex-convict, at No. 104 Starr | wit, 9 friends and himself were joy Bireet, Williamsburg, the police beltfeve lyn road, near Mineola, they have broken up was arratgned on the burglars who have larceny ‘before Juntice Vin the Mineola Police | | | | wood section for se * 9 . = * ve to-day, W. M. Monday, a retired E b I { in b Peaiees, Woot AA ig Rah fe verybody’s Using It! 2.95SuitC Hamburg WAIKIGS | Total lage, ahd whoes oar {t Wa Using what ? e UIT UASES | $5.00 Leather Suit Cases along Ha when! 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Woodle wae stunned, | chine turned turtle, throwing Mra. he | while Loehr fled. and Mrs. Lawrence Marah, Rubiman had with him a package that | ar of the car, Nichals contained a miscellaneous assortment of tehed, Mareh bad his leg : ph Schmits of a Cen: | when a portion of the tonneau You can spend twice as much and not get ned tt down, ed the i izi deniified the stuff ax his. | Pinned ht dorm ope were attended by anything more appetizing than Woodie and Patton learned that the| He Cleghorn and. removed to. their | two men had been Iving in a flat In| homes Halsey street, where the oMfcers discov- | —- ered more loot worth $1,200. | Mystery of White Vent and Gray! Edd Ss Yesterday Woodle and Patton were| Cont Left on Kant River Pier, ) standing on the Brooklyn and Queens| ‘The police of the Bast Thirty-nrth | « BId En glish County line, when they saw Loehr| street station are investigating the cir- walking lelsurely along ‘the atreet.| cumstances in which a white straw hat, Loehr ran. He is a first-class sprinter | @ white vest and a gray coat were left and athiete—while serving a seventeen- | 0" thespler at the foot of Bast Thirty. Inonth's term for burglary in. Blmira /#eventh street last night or early to-day. 4 Fine for sours, salads, fish, meats and gravy. Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., New York, Gold at grocers and delicatessen stores and botto 1 corners; br 8,000 Pairs Women’s New Perfect and Sam Pumps — ple fits Ln "| Daniel Mase of No. 47 fast Thirty be was physical instru tr for the pris i third street, a laborer employed on al oners—and he kept his distance through- | prick barge near the pler, found. the out a mile run, finally dodging into the | clothing to-day as he Was on his way entrance of the house at No, 104 Starr! to work. He told Patrolman Marselts ereet. | Detectives Garson ‘and Finn were sent | The detectives watched the house all | Ot ie Into the cage. 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