The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1913, Page 12

; 12 ; £200 000 SIMONS with @ kit of buratare toots tn hie acme . | And suspected of being the brains of ' Simons pawnshoy The INRGLAR CAUGHT ’ ss PRUIGE BELIEVE 3 U ’ eo SS eee wmunteative object of t In-Harry Cohern, They Think They Have Hea of Big Safe-Blowing Gan? — ‘All the ingenuity of policotinquisiti methods is being conjurad\up at Head- quarters to-day to be directed ageinat @ sweagen-faced little man selved last night the jas Benjamin Later. | Cohen is known to be a member of a j gang that was ander survetiiance even ‘vofore the Simons robbery and whch demonstrated to the baffled detectives of Dougherty’s nquad that ite mombers were the shrewdert In the business Jo! safe-cracking. Others of the gani at large and believed to be bu Fadie Greenb the Soupm * MOME HOUSES Ordinance Obeyed Tam- ve" All, Including Cohen, have dorte tee Ms for burgiary and every man ih the sang is a past master in the art cit core ealment. ‘The following are the members of the fourd 6d ty all drama. Some dn: Meade 'arters, th stool-pigeon 1e- —— formpttion & report that’ in a certain aparinee nt, af the tenment at No. 166/°#!ly guarantees safety in the event of Madi.von atrvtet would be found a com Panic or fire: SURELY SETTLES plete vet of safe cracking tools, Rete: | Carberry Ronny tives «Trutee, Gorman and Devery ‘were | Cunsiagham nent to énvi-atfrate, Dizon ome They Cornd a family at thewaddress| Dujat given by‘ ‘the police informant wherein| Zemmeally Loos UPSET STOMACHS, a child at Uk from diphtheria ——— Ject of sp Wial attention asd et Vow MoGarry “Pape’s Diapepsin” Ends} mocent to wine packaes, wrapped in| Molen Gohmiat Volten ‘White Cammuskey Devine ll \ 7 sacking an @ newspaper, which lay} on a risk Indigestion, ae Sour- | jneif, The head of the household said | Reardon Zevise urn Mannon ness and Heartbu: xenon agent Oneurke anith walsh theatre ordinance, @esigned to bpracti- with them, ;Yaying $3 a month for the) Wendel privilege of storing it, mod that occa-| Cole sionally they ‘grould come and takeythe| Delaney noe package away for a nigh javeme ee. | FOUND com lene ihe or one | magne makes Pape {st thet | ane detectives stound in a newspaper |, OF motion of AMerman Raiph Fotks . i ° i ie Pope's Diane tee of the date Mardh 2 the following; ac- ['t° reconsider the action of last week, 4 on eat goes into xtubborn | ceasortes to thle gfrofeesion of eafe brbak- [hoped the theatrical and moving picture amy Jyou betch gas ind eructate sour,|1ng: Fourtertn steel dritis, @ Mtilson Interesta of Tammany Hall defeated a w ted food and acid; head is dissy| wrench, an eltetric flashlight, a ratchet Pafeguarding moving picture ordinance, and aches; breath foul; gue coat brace, four jimtnies, a “‘canopener” for Heese Aliermen named voted no. Tits our insides filled with hile and indigest-| cutting (nto small and light eafes and, ‘opposition means that public interests ber t! sment Dine 38 callore revolver. There were bite, are wantonly ignored and serjous delay plaster on sonve of the tools, showing | Must elapse before a protective ordi- ey had been recently used; a fact whiph the date of the paper eerveddto jog, be ite leammess. ; substantiate. A large fifty-cent case blah Dis-| From the date pf the finding off the ; jn will give you a hundred dollars " i worth of satisfaction or your druggist } you your mone: that some ten had left the package | Stapleton in Five Minutes. ‘Aaag the chila who yaick and two on'the| femponsitte for ta defeat. It’s worth eight in gold to men! street outside. Labt night Devery pras| CENSOR ADVOCATES HELP DE- and wonten who can't get pooh in @ room adjoining that where (the FEAT ORDINANCE. Immediately Devery Wes! it yesterday wore encouraged by Canon ote | a | situ’ the burelar, who showed « will-| caZied up-Hft socletion who have clamor- After his firet exclamation of rage and sf Vej Com; belkecbe whic! HEADACHE (epee rt ie Joba Francis, Burns, Montana. The makers of torents Wak otters’ at those abovethey. tell Those | haa Itted ters as above—they tion a Mitel ordinance | the truth, else they could not have been obtained for love or money. This med- icine is no stranger—it has stood the test for adoption of the original ordinance, i * > _How Man’s Efficiency » -’* Has Been Increased ”*" By the'“J. B. L. Cascade” I. Bene bathing keeps them always up to “Concert Pitch.” ae He ly clean, pure and sweet, as Nature intended it to be. “3 Cascade” is used. operation is just as safe and natural as washing your hands, i x * to show and explain it to you in detail, curing Constipation without drugs. ny S operetion ‘etal ee ation, wou 7 wihta sight hours ie there wore’ bo sigus of im A frend, to whom 1 explained e a ac eke oo last oor | ‘ged * Mueh way our . rot treatment ey oe CG oured, without the ‘risk “of an “operation Very "youn, MOORE, Mise No. 1 Weet 924 ot,, New York City You Are Safe When You Buy at THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 36, 1 wetently approve censorship. The wily Tammany interests in the board, being calm, uneom- thus informed, fooled Folke by permit- long-corfinued ting the censorship clause to stand. is Harry Cohen, alias Then oat alias Benjamin Frank, resolution RUG 500 YEARS Mnay (From The Christian Herald.) One thousand stitches to the eqanee Inch; sige, 6 feet 2 inches by 6 feet ® inches; aged 60 years; value $28,000 are some of the facts about o Hetrew rayer rug which is part of @ 61,9000 ection In New York. This rug Was ynagogue at 4 Four brothers spent twentpve '] years perfecting this article, Om ¢hie rug the high priest knelt twice datty for ears, and here he met his death with the Mayor on the subject and the/ continued existence would not cut deep con: into the profits of began the work by vaccinating Mra. Wilson and the three daughtei day the President and ALL IN WHITE HOUSE MUST BE VACCINATED. This Includes President and His Family—Parents of Servant ly in the interests national capital, it known until to-day that the parents of a domestic servant employed at the White House had be- come afflicted with the disea he veto, and when the reintroduced by Folks ‘won over certain fuston members to assure ite defeat. CONFUSE THE ISSUE WITH SEP- ARATE ORDINANCE. To confuse the tasue, Leader Dowling himeelf introduced a proposed ordinance suggesting the cutting away of all gal- Aldermen Who Defeated Folks |iertee in moving picture theatres, #0 as to more securely safeguard human lite and limb. This was a direct blow at the advocates of the Folke ordinance, i ho dest impr ing pict many, Defied Public. | rrsss and afore cadtuonal ssting ae commodations. Had the Dowling ordi- nance gone through, the larger moving ‘TR ¢ capture: of le Alter” was #01) Board of Aldermen whom the people|many etree eéxla bot te weasel hold responsible for the failure in the} by active and powerful opposition. Mov- Board yesterday of the moving picture|ing picture houses would resent confined seating #pa KANSAS WOMAN WHO SUFFERED From Headache, Backache, Dizziness and Nervousness, Restored to Health by Lydia E. 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