The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1913, Page 7

GAYNOR ORDERED COMIC OPERA RADS ON CANBLNG ENS Directed Detail of Firemen to Lead Police Into Houses Long Closed. ) NO PRISONERS ‘TAKEN. Inspectors Dwyer and Caha- lane Find Only Dust and Cobwebs in Eight Places, It was Mayor Gaynor who ordered Me comic opere raide on the dirty, cob- {webbed gambling houses touching on ‘and appertaining to Long Acre Square. ‘The raids, which furnished raueh tnno- cent end wholesome amusement for large crowda last night, were, it was learned to-day from authority that can- Mot be questioned, directed from the City Hell. From the same source emanated the idea of reinforcing the Dolice raiders with city firemen—a rather startling innovation in the his- tory of gambling house raiding. Some time ago the Mayor received a letter from an anonymous writer com- Plaining about the establiehment of “Beansy” Rowenthel, He communicated With Police Commissioner ‘Waldo and @eclared thet he wanted “Beansy’s” lace put out of business at once. In- epector Dwyer was called to Poles Headquarters @nd explained to Com- |miesioner Waldo thet there wae noth- | ine doing in the gambling way in hie: bailiwick and, anyhow, all the places were closed tight till “times got | Setter." * MAYOR ORDERED DETAIL OF FIREMEN RAIDERS. ‘For ome reason, the Mayor conceived | the idea that the police were not do- ing all they could in the matter and he wrote to Fire Commissioner John- eon, asking that firemen be detailed to help the police. The firemen's part of the work was to gain admission by saying that they wished to inepect the premises, Then the police followed them in, to be affabiy @reeted in most places by the various proprietors of the places. Several roulette wheele that the ‘THE EVEN?! weaving spiders and on which the dust jay thick were gathered in and much of other fittings of the gambling houses. ‘This was all shipped down to the property clerk's office at Police Headquarters. Late this afternoon Lieut. ‘Mocarthy and two of his axemen scended into the basement at Hei quarters and begun the job of demolish-| ing the wheels and tablea It {s sup- posed that the «Molals want to take no chance of having the stuff replev- ined. The raids in the rowing Forties ex- elted a whole lot of attention and, con- sidered as a apectacie, they were a dia timet @uccess. They likewise appeared to affonl the gamblers a good deal of amupement. “They ovight just ae well have raided the O14 Ladies’ Home or Sailors’ Snug Hervor,” said one of the knights of the @reen cloth to-day. “Outside cf mice and rate, I guess there isn't a house in the Tenderioin thet has had any viettors for a long time. You couldn't @et a game if you went gun- ming for one with a search warrant It wee also intimated that the use of firemen in entering close’ up gam- dling houses will be continted until most of the places in the city have been stripped of their contents or that part of it pertaining to gambling. The fire- men have « right to enter anywhere at any time, and, in consequence, the police are inclined: to look on them an valuable aids, !t was declared. The }two forces will work In harmony till ,, | SUBTEED'S, DELACEY'S AND EM- . NG WORLD, gambling apparatus in the Tenderloin. Inspector Dwyer conducted seven of the raids, the party which made the eighth. ORY’S IN LIST. ‘The places raided were these: “Billy” Bustesd’s in West Forty- fourth street, next door to Hotel Rec: tor, Three roulette wheels, faro and crap layouts, jer tables, klondyke board and cards, chips and dice seized. “Honest John" Kelly's, West Forty- fourth street. No paraphernalia found. Max Biumenthal’s, West, Forty-fourth street. Two roulette wheels, two faro layouts, @ crap table, two sweatboards and half a dozen poker tables, as well as minor accessories, seized, Peter Delacey's, West Forty-seventh street. One roulette wheel, one faro table and @ Klondyke board seized. Arnold Rot! "e, Weet Forty-sixth street. No paraphernalia found, “Bob” Smith's, West Forty-eighth street. No paraphetnalia found, Lou Ludlam's, West Forty-eighth street. One roulette wheel, a faro lay- out and half a dozeq poker tables erized. . Sam Emory's, East Forty-fourth atreet (formerly Canfield’s piace), next door to Delmonico’s. One roulette wheel, two faro layouts, four poker tables and one sweatboard were seized, Emory's place was raided by Caha- lane and his men; the ethers by Dwyer. Another raid planned {n the spectacu- lar roundup wae on the garage of Paut THURSDAY, ‘been playing with | they nie cleaned out every bit of] Kelly, former gang leader. | was printed the sign Kelly, whose real name is Paola Vaccarelll, and has a garage at No, 24 West Inspector Calahane headed | Forty-firet street, wae arraigned to-day | in West Side Court before Magistrate | O'Connor, charged with having resisted 8 Ate faspection of his premines. His manager, John Rove, waa arratmed on a eimilar charge Vaccarell! said on the stand that Fire- man Eugone McCaffrey had gone to the garage yesterday afternoon und said that he wanted to inspect the place. Ho was told to go ahend, but instead doing #o went out and returned with Detective Logan and two policemen,| who carried axes and jimmies. carelli sald that he watched them untif) they came to the tron door of a room in| which he stored gasoline and on which “Danger.” He interfered when they began pounding on the door with axes, He and his jor Were arrestes "Maglatrate O'Conner sald he wasn't quite satisfied with this method of pro- ceedure in making a fire inspection, and Detective Logan said the police expected to find gambling paraphernalia behind the iron door, The Magistrate ratd he was still unconvineed and postponed the cane until Deputy Fire Poniet Howe could be in court. ——— Shoote Himeelt. mniiess and starving in the cold, Carlo Ricco, forty-eight, shot himeelf just above tho heart early to- day in Central Park near Columbus Circle entrance. He remained conscious long enough to tell his name and was taken to the Roosevelt Hospital, dying. FEBRUARY 6, ot} Vac-| Pa “4 1918." afl oy bea Kt the ‘Market ° which rete [HERE'S OWE POLICEMAN, lit = wim. s. |(Dandruff Germs ,)- WHO DID REAL DUTY. |, Arter sentencing cote te Mania Re | o Jodie’ Romney "Com feant De Cantiiion his and Are Respo xe Rosalsky Commends Set-| sata: “omcer, you are $9 the! toe faded, | geant De Cantillon for | Court's commendation for the baits ond N rei wealthy halt L layed in making these ¥ egos jo new, health: / Arrest of Burglars. In these troublesome times far the Po Dendrett, Qe rid'et le covered with jiqiNith the comment that ct was a rettet feet On en ‘gute fipertents 4 Da tid of Hai witht in these troubleso uw a ie pottceman doing his ducy, well Judge | Tce, that ire rnaerne, "Yon here| Wag", Rosainky to-day, in sentencing two bura-| however, the satisfaction ef knowing Ha | aa | lars, called Police Sergeant Joseph De that there i @ reward in ie tor men who conscientioudly work,” You have in thle enpo every evidence of @ ¢ formance of your publie éuty.’”" ‘The sergeant blushed and 6 Cantilion of the Church street etation Before him in the Court of General Bes: fiona and pudlicly commended him for his good work in making the arrests, Karly in the morning of Jan. St Deg Galth jCanttiion saw four young men tn th hanks for the approval of the Court, cap 20 thing Fo ao electeloal store of Henry Hausch, of No, Supe tie Fook Leta B eure to relieve, the itching and irrita 278 Greenwich street. Without caffing ald 7 Miswates. to ¢leanse the ecalp of Dan- the aergeant went in atter the four and | one Ua one Inetete, that she ewat-| druff and itso. Get a bottle to-day, lowed a solution of tardelic acid wrappled with them. Their combined fighting shook him off and a blow stunned him, The theves fled to the roof, with De Cantillon after them, On a sloping roof the policeman captured two—James Butler, elkhteen, and Ru. i dolph Wagenhoofer, ewenty, both mem. byl alew will remove the Dan- dvufl—restore the hair to its natural youthful color ed rn back bed Tog A lustre and beaut our Always ask for wed eet HAYS HATR HEALTH. There is nothing so safe te tse oF just as was arrested to-day on & charge of of at- tempted sutcide and locked up in the Kast Bighty-eighth street polls, etation, Dr. Beck of the Presbyterian Hospital, und that Mre. Hawkins had only allowed @ small quantity of poteen. rede We Give Surety Stamps Free with All Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise rcs In New York's we A: Centre ISCO. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street |Get What You Want WHEN You Want It! UJoin O’Neill’s Household Club and Arrange Convenient Payments! Become a Memter of O’Neill’s Household Club With the Privilege of Choosing Good Home furnishings at Cash Prices and Paying for Them at Intervals. UNDREDS of men and women have been admit- ted this week. We've nearly got those thousand new members we started out for on Monday. The new members have already begun the pases task of Lirdagaa, bey out their Furniture, Rugs Curtains, etc. In a day or so the in- fence of their homes will be brightened here and there and made more comfortable by the presence of some new Curtains, Rugs, C Chairs, Tables, Couches or Beds. This Is Not a Complete List Just a Few of the Things You Can Buy On Now Under Way, Our Now in Progress— : Wonderful February Sale of Our Clean-Up Sale of So extensive and complete is our stock of fine fur- niture that in addition to devoting the four u:; floors of our home furnishing building to its lay it is neces- sary for us to use a large warehouse on th Street. wear for Men,69c|Suits and Dresses, other for Sa the! comfortable. Knee lengths only. stein rioor. Robes at 77¢ | Root’s $1 Under-|Out Go AH Our $10 and $12 Coats, | poag secre! ay 8F.00 will have no at b cold weath- er ow hey merits of Root’s Underwear and | pers; found it shapely, warm and Men’s Union Suits at $7¢ All sizes in fine ribbed cotton. BLOOMINGDALE# In‘ants’ $1.25 Bath cloth, sl tren, with eep collar and pocket, cord tassels in white and blue; sizes 2 to 6, iF Devt., 24 floor, , 25-PleceTeaSets $1.98 C-B a la Spirite; Impoited China ‘Toa’ Sets, cach = re 3 plese tae ay decorated. 6 tea plates 1 tea pot 1 cresm jug ei A very important special sz Ta O'Neill's Club Plan 56-Plece Tea Sets al $2.98 it Baby Carriages Cutlery | Silverware Imported decorated China sete, prety : Bath Room Fix-| Draperies Sheets and Cases comprising: 12 tea plates, 12 tea Furniture Steamer Rugs cus 13, Gaoeen Seiad Aas wren bergnine, ais Loree rrr te Al Teream jug, ? cake plate "| eave nt thie pees lam 3 ‘T UR ng Ma- 100-Pheee B por ed China Dinner 'Linoleums c 100-piece; now $8.98, |Mattings Travelling Goods Ss ¢ ses’ Clothing] Trunks Club Members Sale Club cae Sale of plete tewares Gril Cheeta Carpet cture Frames |Victrolas Standard Wilton Rugs ae Ware [gin Pine Wathtng Me . jocks orc! eens el Unusually Low Prices The “ minis i. Wort quality ot aluminum |Comfortables —_ Refrigerators Window Shades onopationel Our complete stock of fine Wilton Rugs is at your dis- | ware has been underpriced for to-morrow. Curtains | Rugs— Domestic Women s Cloth- Real Irish Laces at posal at especially low prices. There are many very at- 1 Four-Quart Berlin Sauce Pa Curtain Fixtures; [Rugs Oriental Y Price tractive patterns and colors in the different sized rugs. 1 Twoduart Cottee ro Cut Glass ig Machines Travelling Goods Direct from the hands of the Irish peasantry in Cork 9 x12 fect, Regularly $33.50, Sale price..$33.75 1 See Soar Ts on Fo Club members buy at cash and special come some 3,000 yards of Irish crochet laces and insertions, 8}{x10 feet, Regularly 834.75, Sale price..931.00 | 1 Three-Pint Sauce Pan. ‘69 sale prices and are entitled to Surety Stamp in the eslebrated Fore ond emencks Grey Ps acamuana: 6 x9 fect, Regularly $24.50, Sale price. .$21.25 Batis WE suk kha hs ok es 07.44 i ayes (A filled book of Surety Stamp we are enabled to offer these Irish laces, worth at least $1 « yard, at, yd. 36 QT x63 inches, Regularly $3.75, Sale price..95.95 x54 inches, Regularly $4.95, Sale price,.$3.95 O'Neill Main Store—Fonrth Finor, Coupons is * 2 for $2.50 in goods FREE, ) Becoming a member of O’Neill’s Huuschold Club is but another form of opening a dign'fird charge account, For To-morrow, the Entire Set at $5.85 O'Neill Homefarnishing Bids, Basement, i ge variety of suitable for dress trimming and table crane esplendid em special 5c and 10c|s83 yard Silk Chittons at 10 a Yard | Ordinarily sell up to 59¢ a yard, ‘ihey are colored silk chiffons, in remnants and shots Jongh IrishPointLace| Club Members Enjoy Ihese Reductions hs, 00 Upholstered |$32.00 Colden Couches, $12.50 Curtains Anexceptional showing of the new 1918 designs—-clever combinations of floral and geometrical designs—all made on extra quality $19.50 Extension Table, $14.75 $14.00 Golden Oak Dresser, $10.50 This Oak Buffet, soie; double widths. 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Women's vests and veste prettily trimmed wi B 22x28 inch oval bevelled French plate mirror; con- tains two large and two gmell jane fitted with wood handles and good locks and keys; @ 45-inch round top, hi B-inch | prettily carved; 1 Boal ends; thor- pedestal base, artistically’ carved oughly constructed and finished. wot ontentiong thereat cunece| We Buy Our Furniture from These Grand Rapids Manufacturers. ed and finished in the best manner; extends to & feet when open, and Stickley Bros. Co, Phoenix Furniture Co, Michigan Chair Co. is fitted with a high-grade table Royal Furniture Co, lock; an exceptional value at the price Widdicomb Furniture Co, carved claw fect. The design is new quoted, ONeill Mometurnishing ftere—ad te 4th floor. and is being shown for the first time. O'Nellt Main More—Fourth ——— ra Co,, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City —4@ ey , nts tometech; nd silk ribbons, All ala 1. OOMINGDALES' Two Yds. Table Damask for 89e Pure white, highly mercerized tabie damask, in handseme designs; 2,yards wide and 2 yards | Splendid in handogme $2.00 Dinner Cloths at $1.29 All pure Irish linen table cloth, hemmed and ready for use. Sizes 66 x66 inches, 10c Heavy White Turkish Bath Towels af 1\9e Heavy fringed quality pure white towels. Main Fleer, Value $2, 50. at $1.75 Per Set We are especially featuring these bed sets for to-morrow, Made with colored borders in pretty floral designs, the most prominent being the rose. Colors Lie Blue, Pink, Lavender and Yellow, Swiss Curtains, made with identical borders to match the above bed sets, We cannot con- ceive of anything more enhancing for a dainty little bedroom, Value $1.00, at, per pair... TOC Floor, Made of solid quartered oak, It hay top 10x40 inches, t aroughly finished and constructed of the best quartered white ouk, great care being taken in all joint construction, Has silver drawer and two drawers for linen, besides two roomy closets; las French legs and beautiful hand. wn; regular on length pipe and com- te Wels- pis lupp. High Furniture Co. Grand Rapids Furniture Co, Grand Rapids Chair Co. 4 a ee (+) —— | Imperial Furniture Co, 20 OOO OOO OOO IOI TOS re RL Se