The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1913, Page 10

(i 1 es MURDERER | WAR VOLUNTEER Was Known in the West as Man of Learning, but Shady Character. WAITER IN THIS CITY. Employed at Old Fifth Avenue Hotel, Where He Often De- nounced Ruler He Killed. CHICAGO, March 2.—Aleko Schinas, Slayer of King George of Greece, Is be- Meved by his countrymen here to have left Chicago at about the time of be- signing of the Balkan war, with « umber of volunteers who went from Gary, Ind, and this city. He is said to have been in business in Davenport, Ta, and to have visited often in Chi- cago. C. Damascus, a newspaper man, last might told of meeting Schinas in Daven that, the descriptions of ing and the man chinas were identical. “While the name is @ common one among the Greeks, there practically in no doubt in my mind that the formerly lived here was the slay ’ King George,” said Damascus, “The maa had to give up business because he ‘wes disliked on account of being a revo- . « THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AROR cluded that he was unbalanced, al-/tall and weighed about 17 pounds. tte | in an automobile from the port of ed | was a fine looking fellow, with a weaith|Phaleron, where he landed. terested him in si of jet black hair, which flowed over his in Rock Yeland, nd he remained | forehead at this until about six months ago, when he disappeared. The man was versed | and members of the aristocracy. in law and acience and told me that he nights on the had been a judge in the minor courte! east side. and he er so happy as of several cities. His brother-tn-la¥ | when seated in o of grafting in public affairs and that be | denouncing kings and governments, He became @ fugitive on this account.” etated @ number of times that it was a ehame that 3,000,000 of his enlightened countrymen in Greece, with the n Aleke Schinas, the Greek who as- sasvinated King George of Greece in) een ets history that she pos! Salonica, iived for several months in thie! Should permit themselves to be city, He was employed at the old Fifth | hy 4 king, He also sald that some day Avenue Hotel and is remembered by eae wea netive counte? several Greek residents here, Lh ast Erastosthemus Charrus, who worked with Schinas In the pantry at the Fiftn Avenue Hotel, la now a waiter at the| ten, jokingly remarked thet Bchinas would surely gel his name in the papers Fete era: Ttimore: M4. | come day by dilling « President or a “For more than & year we worked | King.” ° beside each other and he told me many of his secrete and confidences. One ot |NEW KING OF GREECE | his favorite expressions which caused ARRIVES IN ATHENS. several scraps in the pantry was ‘To hell with King George.” He could speak mpd Greek, English, Italian and French | ATHENS, Greece, March 20.—King fluently. Conatantine arrived in the Greek cap- “Schinas was about five feet ten invhea ital to-day. He travelled to this city ————_—_——————eEE 05 CENT “DANDERINE” FOR FALLING HAIR AND DANDRUFF—GROWS HAIR Don’t pay 50 cents for worthless hair tonics—Use old, reliable, harmless ‘‘Danderine’—Get results. ané convert the people to his ideas. “ome of the employees at our hotel } | ‘Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy, Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's | hair is mute evidence of « neglected] Danderine from any drug store or toilet scalp; of dandruff—that awful ecurf. counter, and after the first application ‘There is nothing ao destructive to the] You will ny jt was the evs investment Wate its firngth ‘ond He, very Wey] gutsy tbe aa thet Mi erreaad lage eventually producing a feveris coms bave fand flufly and have the a itching of the scalp which if not reme-| pearance of abundance; an incomparable died causes the hair roots to sbrink,| gloss and softness, but what will please loosen and die—then the hair falls out| you most will be after just a few weeks’ -lutionist and frequently declared that! ¢ * the King should be killed. “When I first met the man I con- fast. use, when you will actually see a lot of A little Danderine tonight—now—| fine, downy hair—new hair—growing all any time—will surely save your hair. over the scalp. 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Chambers St. 125th Street at Third Avenue Bargains in Boys’ Suits lore have we Suits at $...95, Norfolk and Double- Breasted Suits, in browns, tans, grays and new two-toned effects. High grade, durable woolens in smart mixtures and patterns. Over one- half with two pairs of knickers, Suits and splendid assort- ins you ever saw. Do not miss this sale; come and look them “My old friend had no use for kings)in the Chamber of Deputies. Con of the coffee houses jeerv ed. The Council of Ministers pro- told me that Schinas had been accused | tmong a number of his associates and|claime1 him King and to-morrow he| age) Mix and take one to two tea | six months hence he will be crowned SIMPLE REMEDT FOR KionETS A very simple and highly recommended remedy for kidneys, i!ver or bled here given It has been arranged that the King will formally take the oath to-morrow stantine, in effect.cbecame king auto- matically when King George died, but many formalities remained to be ob- nal sealed wooden package, © ounce fluid extract Buchu, ex ounce pure gin, (Be sure to get the wt Murax compound in original sealed will take the oath ax monarch, and] pug three times a d at a formal coronation. oe ored urinat! PORT OF NEW YORK, under (We ARRIVED. joints, diss 4. Laurent... : quickly run into Bright's disease, chronic Womany .. rheumatiam or diabe Advi. 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Value $1.45 to $2.00 Boys’ Negligee Blouses In madras and soisette, in neat colored stripes, soft turned back cuffe; attached or detachable collar to match. 8 to 14 years. Value $1.25 125 85 Misses’, Girls’ & Boys’ Shoes Special Sale Friday and Saturday Misses’ & Girls’ Pumps & Shoes Of tan or black Russia calf, also patent leather; exclusis lasts, with medium height heels. oe SEHR ht heels. Girl's vizes, 11 to 2. Misses’, 234 t0 6, Regular price $3.78 Boys’ & Youths’ Shoes & Oxfords Black or tan Russia calf, also patent coltskin; made on stylish, comfortable fitting lasts. Boys' sizes, 11102. Youth's 2 to 6. Reguler price 50