The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1912, Page 5

eee "SURGLARS” HAT PAPERS HOHE OF AGENT LINN House of Secret Service Chief, Who'll Aid Graft Probe, Found Ransacked. No. 08% West One Hundred and Elgnty- , the home of William 3. ft of the New York Division | ot Service, who has jus! been Tetaine! to probe grafting in the Police | Departnent, has been entered ant| turned topsy turvy, Flynn, who ts now om the way to New York from his sum- Mer home in Jackson, N. H., will make No comment on the matter until he can | examine the house, The strange and) @uapiclous part is that, so far as detce- | tives can determine, not a single v: | able was taken. Drawers in the Se Service Chief's desk were taken 4nd papers scattered about the a Furnitucs was overturned and pried @part as if the burglars were searching for something. The poiice admit there is something strange wbout the burglary, but say the furniture not been arranged In the house, as Flynn had only moved in a} month ago and had gone at on ce on his vac a visited F i TB iuvestigate fee, word of the com me head of the New Y. Bureau had been tn circu Bon for several days. The formal announcement of Flynn's selection had hardly been made when the burglary was discovered by a young son of Pollee Captain McKeon of the Arsenal who lives next door to} Flynn. Flynn's house is one of four four-story dweillngs in the same diock, nt to all alike. FOUND PLACE HAD BEEN RAN-) SACKED. | Yo MeKeon saw a window open on the ground floor in the rear and told nis father, who found the window had been jimmied. Detectives from the nev St, Nicholas avenue station entered the house and made an examination. They sa!* ¢ house apparently had been ransacked thoroughly, but that} nothing valuable was missing, They telegraphed to Flynn, A similar search was made in the| home of Lawyer Robert H. Hibbard, who was reported to hav» acted for | Lieut. Beck.. ii to Herman FP In this the men seemed to be looking for some document, and took :.othing of value be found. | ed that papers us he was Second I resigned from the Department when he found his hands tied tn the Investi- gation he was making Into the secret relations of the police with criminals 7000 .f AATEC Open Monday &Saturday Evgs Until 9 Allowed on All Sales During August WE PAY FREIGHT AN) RAILROAD FARE. tae ed Mo. | write Tor ivis ya|| "Casa Mailed Free Grand Rapids Furniture Et al OUTFIT ara $100 "75 ‘Eng! Me EN Runes dane, ? o-ROOM OUTFIT ‘Linoleum, or Refriger- H ‘225 2Doors Below Kesner’s | All lost or found articles ad- din The World will be at The World's Informa. tlen Bureau, Pulltser Building Arcade, Park Row: World's Uptown of northwest cor- | and Broadway: Office, 249 advertisement, a the | 9 — premarin THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 93, 1018. IFASTEST “STENO” MAN WHO PROVED HB’S | him Tt Was not until Waldo assumed office that any fault was found with became Police © iaaioner le ins INORLD IN BIG CONTEST jaar with evotertenerapes, she tammy npr IS CLEARED | seit ale er fave Money Thce where | 4 at the pol trial Kev of the lw Worn Game uy to. the kd , | sisted that all te be taken and submitted to him for perusal This, as sald) Hehrin to-day ood the ee work for the two sten a Man Who Won Championship } fittcs, he eat him tote j his » matter how | Yesterday Is Glad His Skill Is Vindicated. | tate It to j Nathan Behria, the Supreme Court | stenographer #0 severely exiticised by : | fn seen at his home, No. 16 Commissioner Waldo, who considered ‘Hundred and aixteenth | him too slow, that he resigned from the Pollce Department, is to-day receiving | the congratulations of his friends over hia victory yesterday in the Vanderbilt y by an Evening We Behrin was very modest over hia victory yesterday ‘Tam gald Mr. Waldo's judament Oficial] Should do as much day, No man living Yesterday Bebrin an 300 pages a can do that.” write 280 words Behrin was employed as stenographer in the Police Commiasion- er's office up to June last. He enterod “BEHREN * NATHAN the department after earning his posi-|@ minute, making only two errors.| Mayor of Yonkers dn 18%, but waa de. | Xow York City | vi rer @ POwans aNeRAvNe te | tion there by being first on the civil| This 1s the world's record, He won| feated. He was known widely for his | Fancies 7 - | service examination for that job In/the title of Champion Shorthand | °"* tes, 18, when Bingham was Police Com-| Writer of the World and with it the FURNITURE “UNDER ARREST.” a | missioner, He served up to the time|Champtonship Trophy Cup, which he Attorney Anta Conct te Free tt, bet e Commissioner, Bingham, |also won last year at the National 4d Reporter: clat! He Can't. “On June 16 last the police arrested this man, his entire family, his dog, his | ‘at and his furniture, The dog and cat | have regained thelr liberty, the family | has been discharged, but the furniture tw still under arrest. IT ask that Your Honor order its discharge from cus- The Kind You Have Always, Bought. | HIS is the caution applied to the public announcement of Castoria that | +y has been manufactured under the supervision of Chas. H. Fletcher for sald Attorne: ‘ande “ over 80 years—the genuine Casi ‘e tfully call the attention ve owathdn in Hones Siuskey | of fathers and tiothers when purchasing Castoria to see that the wrapper bears ay ‘ i | his signature in black. When the wraj is removed the same ture ap- want ae ite gala the Magistrate, | peare on both sides of the bottle in red. Parents who havo used Castoria for Ws seneenin' ate. | Preir little ones in the past years need no warning against counterfeits and The ‘ hie h sais ¢ the | imitations, but our present duty is to call the attention of the younger gencr- ua Wie Gs eee | ee danger of introducing into tieir families spw cines, SRG) Rea Seeien aa al te sect |___, Ib is to bo regretted that there are people who are now en) in the street, was a shooting in. the Fauet | 2¢farious business of putting up and selling all sorts of substitu’ or what should more properly be termed counterfeits, for medicinal preparations not vf ry only for adults, Tat worse yet, for children’s medicines, It therefore devolves The police took the entire family Imto on the mother to ecrutinize closely what she gives her child, Adults can do custody as witnesses and nailed up the | that for thei ves, but the child has to rely on s door of the tenement, Now the land- | the oe eae hulnens, ‘e lord wants the police to pay the rent of the tenement and has impounded the | Genuine Castoria always bears tho signature of furniture as security for his money home on the evening of June 16 last. | vention. If Renrin wine the cup next | year he gains te right to keep tt. | Twenty-one persons comp or} Hatlen Convicted of Vormery Atier | of $70,000, . F. T. is iL | Hotel when he won the Internat of me was proved wrong.” he aiid. | gras Age L st infection. Soothes tender | dG a | Champtonship Trophy of the World ‘When I was in his department he| op the Alexander smin vere tent | akin, never irritates; ideal for baby's | an r [the second time, proving himscit the |!Msisted upon overloading me with | any gied yesterday in Yonneca. a, | bath; best shampoo for dandruff. | fastest stenographer in the world, work. Sometimes he insisted 1 : onkers. He) Ail druggists sell Poslam (price 50| Was seventy-nine years old. superintendent of the milis in 1870 and President of the company In 19% retired tn 1902, as 3 = Ma a3 A Convenient Summer ‘‘Cooler” Made quickly, and ct trifling cost— | INSTANT POSTUM | ICED | This new food-drink is regular Postum in concentrated form— nothing added— requires no boiling. With its snappy, Java-like flavour, it mekes a delicious “cooler” and thirst quencher. ———— ee oe GREENHUT-SI BOTH SIDESOF 6™ AVE. i. B.Gni EL COOPER ©. uTPne «=: 1™ AND. 18™ STS eruptions, pimples, | an inflamed | use Poslam as a Jumping #2,500 Batt, ree D. Hatien ant ex-lecture exslawyer, exec SON NEW YORK'’S SHOPPING CENT: bool pea * iteh or any eure it with- through the appli am. ‘This per ind admitted to) feet remedy heals the skin under all | rapidly and more ef thing yet devised Poslam this mosquito montis We Close at 1, Tomorrow! 4 MAIN BUILDIN' Sale of Men’s Suit Ss and Youths’ Blue than 6 for swindling his clients out in is subjected to Its antiseptic qualities pro- | He became cents) and Poslam ‘ | gency wre Bane ||| Serges es, SY West 25th Street, Also He Mr. Holder ran for World Wants Work Wonders. Sizes 32 to 48 Values to $15, at Five Dollars Here it is, the biggest sale of the halt-holiday season. Close to 1,000 sui Hundreds in serges and a clearance of “odd suits” i worsteds, cassimet ind chevi All sizes in the sale—youths of ti years up to the man who wears size 48 can be fitted. There's sure to be a crowd. COME EARLY, please. Store Closes Saturday at 12:30 GIMBELS Spend a Profitable Saturday Morning Among The August Furniture ”" former prices to ‘aturday morning, at ‘ MAIN BUILDING Fruits, Cakes, Etc. Fresh Meats Fresh Fruits & home Baking peels 4 Vegetables ie PORK freah Jerseys ib MESSINA LEMONS: of juice; Dds4 Pao, 25C RED RIPE WATER: MELONS: 37 cash... NEW GRRENING or ED APPLES 4 Squat basket, GAC NEW PICKLING ONIONS- 4 MUTTON—hind quar ters of fancy Canada stock; Ib 12! MUTTON short fore quarters of vd Every variety and style of good Furniture is broadly repre- sented on our floors. Every piece is at least 10 per cent. less than its regular price, and many lots are marked at half their original valuations. By way of suggestion we illustrate three | | comfortable pieces of fumed o2k. The substantial furniture that is now so popular. ' Fumed Oak Settees, broad arms, shaped back and seat; |§ | back and seat upholstered in Spanish leather. Regularly $30, now $20. Fumed Oak Rocker, large and roomy, with three broad slats in back, upholstered seat. Reguiany $10, now $7.60. Arm Chair to match. Regularly $9.50 now $6.60. Other pieces of Fumed Ozk Furniture reduced as follows: $7.50 Arm Chairs at $6 | $22.50 Arm Rockers at $16 Ib : CHICK ENS. choice quabty dry-pickeds for SOFT-SHELL 45e FRESH = BUTTER-Foun- tain quality; the most NUT CAKES-- SPONGE wah, . be Juice 4 us «fresh = butter $12.50 Arm Chairs at $8 $25 Arm Rockers at $16 sincera | ot ies $14.50 Arm Chairs at $9.60 | $20 Settces at $15 Ie | is. prin 34c $18 Arm Chairs at $13.50 $28 Arm Chairs at $20 $7.50 Arm Rockers at $5 (MAIN Buliding, Third Floor.) GREENHUT BUILDING $25 Settees ut $17 $35 Settees at $26 $17 Morris C 25 sia % Hundreds of ial prices on things for ey ac ee per a Me ay Nee y the home, Great half-day eaten, tamerpa: $17.50 Arm Rockers at $11.76 | $30 Morris Ch: Fighth Floor New Tailored Hats, $5 and Upwards Autumn styles in satin, silk, velvet and plush that Madame will want for immediate wear. Third Floor Especially Good Undermuslins at $1 Sroond Robespierre Collars, 50c and Upwards Fie $12.50 to $35 Women’s Linen Suits, $5 & $10 Thir¢ Young Women’s Charmeuse Dresses, $12.75 to $32.50 Third Floor Black Fox Scarfs and Muffs, $15 Each Are just an example of the many economies in our August Sele of Furs—all prices average 25 to 3314 per cent. less than market values two months ago, Third Floor Just to Remind Men that we are closing out Opens an Account. Everything Right, G $5 and $6 Flannel Trousers at $2.65 four $25 to $40 Suits at $15 Prose \ ) Reaper f 2238 $5 Oxfords at $2.95 Pair Beocnd . 4 EASY TERM S| Furniture Open Gin’ 35010 $65—$1.00 a Week suuure Every $85 to $100—$1.25t0si.50 ° “ttm Purehase $125 to $150—$2.00 a Week 10 P. GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK To Make Iced Postum—First, dissolve in hot water; then pour into glass or pitcher containing ice. Add lemon and sugar as desired, | Hot Postum (madefromsametin)—Stir a level teaspoonful of Instant Postum powder in a cup of hot water, add sugar and cream to taste, and it is ready instantly. Instant Postum is sold by groceries in 100-cup tins at 50c. Smaller tins making about 50 cups at 30c. | Coffee averages about double that cost Tf your grocer does not have Instant Postum, send us his nameand a 2-cent stamp, to cover postage, for a 5-cup free sample. “There’s a Reason” for POSTUM Made by Postuim Cereal Ca: bid Pure Food Factories, Battle Creek, Michigan, = —". seat 26 & 28E. 125th SL, nu: Madison AV. The World’s Fall Renting Guide for 1912 Greatest Renting Guide of its Kind Free Copy May be had for the asking at any World Office— Mail Orders also Filled upon Receipt of 6c to cover actual postage—-address: Fall Renting Guide, World Building, New York City. A big volume, handsomely printed on fine quality paper with illuminated cover. Half-tone illustrations and detailed des- criptions of hundreds oi New York's Finest Apartment Buildings. Call or Write for FREE Copy To-Day!