The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1912, Page 18

oO ns en See ne ssa Sel asc a pia aC THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER ui ” to the full wtory of Charley's capture TOM FOLEY OUTBID oe: Freedom From Consti- V9) FRENDS “SHADOWED” sss "O* an weave, raga is positively guaranteed by the occasional use of 3? Blyn Plan Shoes for children. Strength for the weak feet. Rest for the tired feet. Comfort for all feet at no extra cost. Ton of the Biggest, Brightest Shoe Stores in New Lewis J. Davin's Death Due to foroner Snyn, te fort; pro- style and quality. tech and strengthen the Tl Shoes carefullg made to yield every children’ ‘8 fect. possibility of comfort. Stores that offer every inducement Better uarters, tlee fn a AveNOW mM. CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR My cy Geno Drikooll and Michast Rofrans,| Rob Hastinus Safe of #1,700. IS HELD IN $1,000 BAIL. | who are conducting a campaign against! IASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N. Y., Nov. ‘Tale Mh \ 4 Wx of Good: Result of eir Amateur De. Up by Rival has been occupted for several years by it i . Foley's club, the Downtown Tammany tective Work Is Divorce Thomas F. Devine, candidate tor Sena | A sootation, * f tor on the Republican, Bull M nd ‘ ‘ Suit Against Feller. Nesipendines Taskes ches, Was Driscoll and Rofrano outta Mr. F “ hi in General Sessions in $1,000 ball, which | May,” Mr. Foley e@ald to-day, “and it pits ped Paging ed ee th detec: | eas immediately furnished. was our purpose, If we were successful ve in the world. Some time in every | Devine, who has charged his Demo-|{n purchasing the bultding, to tear the fan's life he hite the trail of the white / cratic opponent, J. J. Bo: with col- | buflding down and erect a more suitable hy was shown in Justice Gerard's part|*tAtement in court, He eald that the ae Bur ome Court to-day wh be charge against him was trumped up, DOCTOR Dies IN } HOTEL. . e Supreme Court to-day when Mrs. | iietigated by his political enemies, and can stat ini for aby that the case would never come to trial, ns aries M. ‘eller, @ woollen Id, a well known physician of Water- fe? " , The con inant against Devine was | ewreepondent. ‘The plaintift was e oten-| 2o0. "Ruperintendent tions Ede |town, N, Y., was found dead to-day in der, childish brunette. ward J. Godby, Devine was arrested | room No. 121 of the Marlborough Hotel, ‘The witnesses, Jacob Maimowitz and | last night ae he was alight ‘Thirty-sixth street and Broadway, In the phys! 1m2, when “Charley and a fleshy girl and on a table near his bed, were vials with reddish hatr came along, Wein- ; and boxes which had contained mor- traub swore. They watched Feller and |¢y-third’ st phine, cocaine and other drugs, In one the woman go into the Martinique. rented @ room for four years from X £ mn ed f ' let AND i ‘| ed I the Court how wey “Dowtown Tammany’ Sold to His which het made. him-dent «tle ted | ad pi e ie @ worried eat avout hig condi. Court resery Enemies, But He Will Get Nag ae Mr oy nk pe —_—-—- ox-Shorift Thomas Foley tn the Second| 4.—Aafe crickers got $1,700 lak night Thomas F, Devine Says Charge of | Arsemply District, have bought the they blew open the big safe in the Laxative Blood Purifier—put up in Hpifate Breen 10 fn the purchase of the property, ay charged with {l- | $13,000 for It. Foley offered $10,500. Ughts. It’s only a matter of waiting. | onizing and has offered a $20,000 reward not all that We're bound to get him.” for evidence leading to the conviction ‘The whole affair, he sald, -was merely Dra merchant, was tried, Mrs, Feller named | the result of an effort to Injure him at George Weintraub, frinends of Feller, |@utomohile in front of th which he has occupled since Oct. 9. standing in front of the Hotel| Which his family liv ison. | of the cocaine vials there was still a “Well, what do you know about; tative of , | Quantity of the drug. Charley” asked Halmowitz, Wonder | tion and had to give up his large prac- IMegal Registration Was Trumped bullding at No. 48 Madison street, which | ifotel on} neat boxes—handy to carry with you. “Broadway,” once remarked old In-|lesal registration. He was held for trial) “Our lease expires the first of next ‘The truth of the old sleuth’s philos- | of persons registering illegally, made a & “stout, unprepossessing blonde” ax | the polts to-morrow, Sal BREA TMI Rot Wick whict Death was du nique on the evening of Jan. 3, re tet room, on dressers oe m renee The Coroner, admitting death wan due what wifey would aay to that?” arn and everywhere. prices as Black isethers ‘Ten Big, Best parally Stores. Easy to Reach, Shoes rate | at Devine ix times | é to drugs, said it was not Mkely an wu- Halmow!tz admitted to Justice Gerard would be performed, Tt would that he is naturally a curious man. He r does not exactly make a practice of| 4 rest last night Devine was ‘nosing into other peopie's affairs,” Judge Swann of General tem ehat he decided to find out what; Charley was up to. Accordingly, he and Weintraub went ’ renames DON'T WAIT | NOTICE permission to call, It was an hour | after Charley and his companion went epee 1O GET SICK THE JOHN WANAMAKER STORE the door to Charley's apartment, There , = Oy een At Sai ee cs WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY } smashed against the door, which tn | turn bumped Hatmowitz's ‘nose, But Haimowits wae satistied. He had found out aomething Charley did not want a rises - : Pidiios $325, $350, $ $ arrangements having been made so that every one connected with the business may cast his ballot. | Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street 104,752 Yards of Newly Opened Silks and Velvets | From Twelve Mills | Will Be Offered Tomorrow Because these mills are now working on next season’s merchandise, we can sell these silks at average half prices VOTE FOR | Wilson---A Lower Tariff and Prosperity, } OR bl af t---Conservative regress and Prosperity, | Roosevelt--Real Frage and Prosperity. Whoever is elected we will have Prosperity YOU’LL GET YOUR SHARE of Prosperity if you buy a lot at the Forster-Schmitt Sale, the north- ward growth of New York will do the rest. GO LOOK AT THE FORSTER-SCHMITT PROPERTIES TO-DAY [ 464 Lots and 9 Dwellings Broadway, 258th to 261ist Street, Riverdale Ave. and adjacent aves. and streets OPPOSITE VAN CORTLANDT PARK 1 i MUST BE SOLD at Public Auction | TUESDAY, NOV. 12th, 1912, at 11 A. M. At the Exchange Salesroom 70% on Mortgage 14 Vesey Street Title Insured Free : | Fer, Xony SOSEPH P. DAY, aucer, “Shs Unless you have been reading our announcements; and have been following what the silk store has been doing, you may not understand why we can offer this new lot of silks so low in price. The plain fact is that silks do accumulate in the best. regulated mills, and that when a manufacturer wants to dispose of a surplus lot he comes to the store which has the largest silk outlet. Since our last important sale twelve such manufacturers * have come to us, and from their stocks we have selected what we 10 TO 15 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE | UMANN’S { At 149th St. Entrance of Subway or Elevated , OPEN ON ELECTION DAY think will be the most appreciated by our customers at this time. ie _ NO DEPOSIT ad Wn ‘ ann) " WE Q 0 F ‘nto These Are the Silks We Offer 4 Are $6 Chiffon Velvet at $3.75 Yard $4 Crepe-Meteor at $1.68 a Yard ; Our Terms | 2,000 yards colored and black chiffon L000 Fada cee fake Mata bose \ oer | velvet 42 inches wide from the best vel t meteor tall dheio aan Mae Rhee ne f Free Local and piker in America, Sold by us+all season je slight weavi imperfections, but nothing si “ uburban Deliy that affects the wearing qualities. ery With Motir Finull today at 86. 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