The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1913, Page 4

_@HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1 ‘| INARMORY RDE, | ASHOMERULERS BANK'S OWN eee ee ae Ee | [Lord & Taylor t O'RVAN EVIDENCE) WIN ELECTION: PAID FORITS SALE: eee Ane _ To-morrow, Saturday man and turned over to tle] Inspector Dwyer took a ——eoee “Conduct Disgraceful” Charg. Police Use Clubs When Rival Admits He Got Higher Price] potice at the West Sixty-elgith street | Coombs, Contains no opiam bo pela *® Jurious, All draggiate, ih Affidavit Presented to | Factions Clash in London-| for Audubon Because He wiltiann Coun: a canvasver, vin sidenadasaaadaiiniiiaiiaiia rence tose eee ap ae The Balance of Our High Class | at No. 250 West One Jiundred and ‘ ‘ Sulzer Board. derry Over Parliament Seat. Sold on Time. ee : Chinchilla Coats f hes ' ALMANY, Jan, Aa sontei. Jonn| LONDONDERRY, Ireland, Jan. .—} pavia § Miia, who te on trial before You Should als | For Women ) avr fared cash ier bli cy of User Jonrtay. The Panne rant too the sana caus | One of dhe Mat Saetanineee Will Place On Sale Saturday $13.7 OR YAN wae present 10) routed an flown: David C. MORE. Ne-| ion of he weling ot the tanta nrock| ¢@ Canider ia the Search for 7s misvae of the clvil funds] Untomtete, 2642. Majority, 67 "to David Nieto, a South American trav. Happiness and Health. Battalion, Field Artillery, | The rival crowds of Home Rulers and 348 Waists Value $30.00 If your stomach can not digest your \ commanded by Gen Caves ee Unlonista came Into contact at one POIAt | top wags by former Sena] goog, what will? Where's the rellet? The { Bati “kN Ae The models are the most popular of the sea- time of his elevation to the Major-Gen-|of the city, ‘There was much atone |i 1. resigned e a staid time of is slevaion to tne 3 of cna ty There wan enue ton anit brid trom the srniency a | han of Batiste, Lace, Silk, Net, Chiffon and son; the colors—navy, mole and brown, with nd ‘ed that Gen. Ver-| charge and disperse the people w! and could no longer manage its affairs, | Stuar f misuse of the battery | their clubs, plush trimmings to match. ‘to those in the military The election on this oceasion was “When T firat mot Nieto," said Mills, | Ove?) “he mugzemed that he buy the bank's | of foo Hand-Embroidered Tailored Linen bi gwolng to @igent all the} eervice acquainie! with tho facts,| mace more interesting by the fact that] mock, 1 dnt favor hia proposition at | (nee te food yuu put int S merely the ciimination of « long tm-| both the Untontet and Home Rule! fret, and told him 1 would not take| smack? you put inte your | taken from our regular stock and | trigue, having for {te object tho sub-| candidates were Protentants, THe Prot-| notes in exchange for bank etock, nor Clearance Sale of Women’s Misses’ and Children’s @itution of Verbeck for O'Ryan in the | estant and Catholic Inhabitants of Lon- office of Major-General.” donderry are almost equally divided, Gen. O'Ryan read into @he evidence a an utting forward Mr, Hogg ar a) @eneral denial of the charges and sub- it waa foreseen that he marked at prices to close. In Some Cases Only One of a Style Influence any of Its disestors to sell thelr | tock. “On June 8, Wi, Davia § broker, said he had « ¢ ee rr who! } mitted affidavits in support of his de- rry @ome of the Protestant) wanted to purchase the bank's stock | R eady-to- W ear Hats | fenee, Among the aMdavita was one| Home Rulers with him who otherwise! ang that his man would give $A a | by by John G, Jansen, sergeant-major of| Would have abstained from voting | gare for tt. While Moses was there | 33—Formerly up to $5.00..... . 9 ‘ Oca ' the Firet Regiment, Field Artiliery,|OWINe to religious differences, The! payid C, Taylor, a banker, of Will-| 150 Women’s & Misses Hats } who had charge of the regiment fund| majorities im Londonderry eleetin \ mtreet, offered to buy the atook for | ‘ Ft from which Gen, Verbeck charged Gen, | have always been very small, ranging a share and % a share comm! ‘ 5.95..... 1.95 89— oe 4 Values to $10.00, reduced to $2. 45 | ORyan received reimbursement for| between 26 in 1882 and 106 in Yecem and| der, 1911, stoke if 1 would consent to sell some of tt on three month notes. I told hin Taylor and 1 had gone over the ba 1 othe Z | is é 1 ‘ a aT ee ae tine announcement of the remuit of | Ant made ar | ov * “ « 5.95..... 2.95 Misses’ &© Children’s Hats $ dinaly seaken rhe pentuy orci | WHE he brought Mleto to me : Values to $5.00, reduced to f 9 1-00 t AOOUE VenencK oF UNMILK| oe the populace was vented in wild| “isto maid he would pay tis tori 63— " sry 6.95..... 3.95 ie NC | nes 4.95 de strations, A deafening roar of . cheers and histes broke loone this was accompanied by the firing aid of revolvers in the air while green and | S'nry lag cette tab GOR, red handkerchiefs and Union Jacks| ne was willing to pay the $14 floated over the heads of the surging] for the privilege of tuying part crowd. stock on notes. He sald he war tion Once Again,” to ~ | place his son In the banking bi Bergeant Jansen says there items, |, according to an advertently ttery account unt of Gen, | amounting to $66.45 ’ auditing company charged by him to t inatend of to the O'Ryan. Another aMdavit by William H. Tra- ey, & sergeant connected with the 66— “ “ You Can Eat With the Appetite of @ Lusty Youngster, if You Melp Your Stony Advance Spring Models at Attractive Prices Also a Number of " t this bank would be Just th 2 ° 9 4 ’ t | Sh viata Sire, Site's |tad Eas ros Se Oe ea | Sapw% ts | | Higher Priced Imported Models Misses’ and Juntors ss Sire Sore tans Bavruasy ant oemiaent= 0,000,000 Soar ec geod ta | GREATLY REDUCED Susts, Gowns & Coats \ ite on Verbeok'a dondust, on tat cook FOR $40,000,000 BOND ISSUE. | Rha “would draw nome he sill tet L UCE ' | sion. was submitted to O'Ryan. Amembty Bi Money 14 | eee ete teat ee Gowns of Charmeuse, Voiles and Chiffons in | tuen ‘ordered to bring oertain horee| Improvement of Canai, — |BROTHERS GOTO PRISON | mcinser‘et'yout nour itty a sound este + . : all the new models and dainty shades to the floor of the armory for the Adju-] ALBANY, Jan. §1.To provide funds AS SELLERS OF COCAINE, | ° th None C. 0. D., Exchanged or Credited i Yant-General to ride, “The horse which | for the improvement of the canale of $20.50, $32.50, $37.50 t0 $45.00 Suits of all the new attractive sige and latest models $29.95, $32.50, $37.50 to $55.00 I brought for him to ride," says Tracy, | the State, Assemblyman Jones intro- “Wan a very spirited one, and I hel@/ duced a bi to-day providing for David Rachitn, the Brooklyn drug-| worried, out-of-sorts, nervous or sullen him for the General to mount. The Ad-| $49,000,000 bond fesue. The specific im: who was indicted for cocaine sell-| indt bal enone aie refiect your } Jutant-General nald ‘Nevor mind holding | provement eet forth In the tll are the | IK pleaded mullty to-day joan et i him, T can manage hh! afd he @t-lextension of the Biack River Canal,| Niemann in the ein ge Jessie: tempted two orthreo times to Jump on| tne reconstruction of the Chemung |th® Kings County Court an A the: horse's back before he @ucceefed. |Canal, the conversion of the Glens Fails | tence’ to serve one ear tt re He ut once urged the horse into a dead| reader into a canal and the constric-|to Pay & fine of $1,000, His brother, FIFTH AV. At Thirty-fifth St. to work rym, norly running over.ane-before I| ton of « canal botween Flushing River | DF Michuel Rachlin, @ dentist, was Tub Dresses ld get out of the way. He rode theland Jamatca Bay. Tho bill calle for| fined $0 and sentencey to servo Ax & et around the ring on @ dead run], referendum yote in 1913. months. uch to prove it. ou want, what you want, w. r you want, If you 10 to 15 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE UM AN N’S At 149tir St. Entrance of Subway or Elevated First Week of Our Extraordinary FEBRUARY SALE All our goods at from 30 to 50°, Reductions it will pay you te call and be convinced. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED BRS RAS Delivers ind a Outht or fifteen minutes, waving his Many drug victime testified they had fat and ‘arms, and shouting im @ snost preety ht aine from the Raohling in Glsorderiy and undignitied manner. tia! THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. | vourht mente eee es nich ie moar ou can look the w crac Watladout Market, and the books of | ace with « beaming ¢ on ie es the ‘pet change ss |the wholemale concern from which | have « cheerfu Gan. Verbeok ‘sontnned'e8 -ASjuant: des David Rechiia got his supply, showed | ce "oos “evervtbing | | General. Later Gov. Dix indyteed Ver- tae Chatee, | he hat purchased 163 ounces of cocaine | O°) ie ey tae Deck to reconsider this action. Gen, | Aus 2 weet ye | Get a 50-cont box of Stuart's Dyspepeta | H OfRyan characterized Verbeok’s actions ‘Tabi b at the review as “unmilitary and un- officeritke.”" Gen. O'Ryan declared ‘thet when Gen, | 42. Verbeck made public on Dec, 31, 1912, charges concerning ‘hig (ORyan's) use civil fund of hie former command to influence the aew Gov- egainst any favorable action he New models of Linens, Ginghams and Crepes in the most popular shades $6.50, $7.95, $0.05 to $13.50 ——— drug store. Advance Spring Models in Children’s Coats, Dresses and Middy Blouses Dainty White Lingerie Dresses Trimmed with fine laces and ribbons $7.95, $8.75 to $14.95 Values $10.50 to $19.95 Challie Dresses Anattractive model, trimmed with $ silk and small pearl buttons 7-95 Value $10.50 ‘a i Poisonous Tablets Use a Harmless Powder Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder gra. 250 box makes se - 3 ae ae sees £5 FF ECR SEES ER [+ Fhe) iit | titel tle cebse: WNRRES: PLES S Beat emooth. Tien, becten sti and Ft atlow buttered cake tins, iil with desired Alling. Order a package of Presto Flour from im grocer and make a cake fit fora ing. Recipes in andonevery package. Uc Peete and Pees earings. t Previously Gen. Verbeck had made a ' @weeping denial of the allegatioms con- conduct while Adjutant- jen. ped be and had ittewe request ‘te furnish a ee ‘citin his authority fer using money for field manoeuvres ‘been appropriated for an- [ te tel Extraordinary Values in Household Linens ss MUST STAND AN {i 5 Rgpeitzte Division Rules i i Closing out odd lots accumulated Firm Must Be Investigated by during our J anuary Sale ‘ i} at large concessions in ‘prices Table Cloths « $2.13 to $16.00—Regularly $4.25 to $32.00 Napkins $3.25-to $18.50 doz.— Regularly $5.50 to $37.00 The balance of our stock of Italian Huck Towels at half regular prices $3.00 to $66.00 doz.—Reg. $6.00 to $182 ~ 500 Pairs Scalloped Linen Pillow Cases , Meriden DHheffielo Plate HE original Sheffield Plated Ware gained ite reputation not only by its beauty, but by its great durability. Many pieces of original Sheffield are perfectly good today, after years and years of constant use, Our Sheffield reproductions have all the beauty of their originals and are even j ted to the Appeltate Division, This de- cision wea handed down to-day by the Appellate Diviston on petition of Jos- , oh @, Robin, convicted head of the Northern Bank, to have certain attor- neye disbarred on account of their eon- duct in connection wit hthe affairs of the Northern, The petition was dihmissed as to all lawyera named by Robin except the three me: Gifford, Hobbs & Beard handled more than 200 proceedings for the Northern Bank and induced the Buper- intendent of Ranks to allow their Milar Pree FREE with a Purchase of $50 FREE with a Purchase of $70 ANPOURTENMS | i OPEN EVERY EVENING | 149"SL.[BAUMANN'S)3" AV. fates of $11,000 10 be paid pe A 85c—reduced from $1.25 a 5,000 to 00 8 pre: ; ferred creditor. O14 Dutch Vase ‘Thie Water Pitcher Hand Embroidered Guest Towels | ———_——- ~ heavy plate Sheffield is only one of our specialties. }] Sheffield Design, Perv idabaschibseny pre ‘3 bad Uy % I! There are thousands of wonderfully at- 18 inet high Yec—reduced from Good on hot meats, ~ % $12.00 Price, $24.75 tractive things here,— things that it is a real treat just to see. The MERIDEN Co. (INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, SUCCESSOR) H. 8. Damask Tea Cloths $1.00 each—reduced from $1.50 H. S. Damask Tray Cloths 25c each—reduced from 8714c Good oncold meats, Fine for flavoring soups and gravies. NO EXCUSE for IGNORANCE a Oren Crimes and Ther Penalties in the Various States, POLAR DISCOVERIES, | POPULATION FIGURES, SPORTING RECORDS, MARINE DISASTERS, PARCEL POST, or any one of the 2,500 OTHER IMPORTANT SUBJECTS tn the 1913 WORLD ALMANAC | Embracing 25,000 Facts and Pigures, | All for Twenty-five Cents at Any Newsstand 3 !T MAKES ‘LITT DIFFERENCE WHAT, YOU NEED—, i , | tees > A WORLD. “WANT”, AQ, WILL GQ GET AT, Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Silversmiths 49-51 W. 34th Street, Through to 68-70 W. 35th Street, New York ET es