The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1913, Page 18

18! _THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, 1913. “6 FEPER TRUNK” Soota'am each eoraton Tt wan et | ey ictal AW BRB SCANDAL IS YOUR CHU OPEN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT SALE TODAY AND TO-MORROW | rosie cones? } A Morton Oppenheim, Co le 222 STREET, NEW. YORK. turn By Way of Boston. e rul that is now in vogue in} | BEFORE GRAND JURY If cross, feverish, bilious, s H_AVENUE, CORNER Greatest Spring Shoe Sale RUNS IN Ml IN MILLIONS win a. pty of the Imagin: | Ellison” waa allowed to rem m1 i bel ties several days, this being the | tlo men na this defendant, In} po en lof Figs” to en its. little J Immunity and Is Examined other! Don't scold your cross, peev- ° lc me by Whitman, -[staiaieormiecativarnst High Grade Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps ward to the tre ee trunk’? custom. 5, When experienced detec: | “ities rere wus erruipned yeaters | tives were piven on oppertunity to fee | Tp, Russell Signs Waiver of clogged-up bowels. i day detore United Ktates Commissioner | all susp in the daily id lespri p Shields and held tn $5,000 batl for a hear- wi ead Revival Revival of Con- ing next Thursday. She has retained | Arthur M. King and Grant Squires to | Spiracy Revealed in Confession | M70"r sit; lai one year and eight months in Sing | ceping well — kd John F. Wilkie, chief of the epectal} Sing. Ife will also have to serve the a a less, di heart 4 Saesnl 6 hat@icnee eRe 7 ts of New York Dressmaker. | treaniry agents, has gone to Moston to] thres yearn and a half he owes on his valle cuted erin etn ceereoty FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN question Sheviin and his wife, who also! previous eantence, The Grand Jury reporting to Justice “ , feverish, was arrested. Me hopes to get from Seabury in the Supreme Court, cot SHIPPED VIA BOSTON, | thet contesstons involving sera 4 eve POLICE ARREST. ROBBERS tin ed ees HO a a a ee ie ’ r"civen, thew modisen AND THEIR VICTIM, ALSO. Were Moe batere. calinronnver *) Sullivan Law Lands In Cell Store- eit Sees! Shoes for Looks! Wear! Comfort! d Bray" Toe eve Puta ote] wae attr and nerd gene chorongh Th This Great Sale in Our Our Bargain Basement Shoe Store cleansing at once. who has acted as Thaw's confidential teaspoonfal of Syrup of Figs, | he knows, have been mal Customs Clerk Under Arrest | portations through Boston and he to know what motive prompted th: ” The Ch f Passi say the extra carringe charges incident keeper Who Fired Shot to messengor since ‘Thaw was gent to Mat- a few hours all the clogged up =] $1 re on jarge of Passing to euch routing. | Call Police. teawan, and Dr. J. W. Russell, former e Mr prang food and sour bile © saeent Altea . Stata Aviorneye Cast - will gently move on and out of its little | Imported Finery. | wrivees’ ana Adison Pratt, who ob-| Th® operations of the Sullivan anti- |” poptm 1 clogged bowels without nausea, tained Mise Brennan's confession, aro in Pistol law were exemplifed to-day | anhut, re 5 prises weakness, and you will surely | charge of Madball Goa New i end of the cane. | when five men entered kk Thaw offered to secure |have a id smiling hild | With one of thelr number a confessed _ Maquor store at No, 322 4 in wiX weeks, Hoffman ts shortl Sa THVT ao. the second treet and made an effort tol said to have repeated to the Grand vith Syrup ip of Figs you are not drug: evper | rob and beat the clerk, Jury the story he told the investtgaung our children; being com; - mugging canepiracy, exposed RT RAPS MAYOR’ § Hain came from the rear of the | cornmittes appointed by Gov. Sulzer, So Ga a teen tie g fen Welrinas and supposedly crushed four years ago, a to wave his clerk and his money, |!mporant did Dist matics it cannot tie bermtel=-eeldes, ‘those fashionable dressmakers and mil- 4 under a counter and pulled «| Man reward Dr, ; ‘4 love its delicious taste. liners of the Fifth avenue district who , which he fired once. | ee 2 Moth p have deen doing their importing by woy | | Pottceman O'Neil was on pewpont | tary 4 miner 1 , ver nearby and rushed to the Hala shop. committee of ded | of Boston were in hourly expectation to-day of visits from Treasury agents. | He made three arrests, his prisoners | the Bar Association. u n to-day will save @ sick | Already, the euthorities believe, the | being John Murphy, who said he wa before the investigatin: ond to-morrow. jovernment has been defrauded out of | a ‘longahoreman of No, 418 Kast Kigh jb ‘vee! ren of all ages tunning into the millions, and the atreet; William Read of N | }[tifcate that ‘Thaw waa sane, Anhut | daok y peinted on the —_—$_$—<—<<—$ @ishonest custome ciera at Boston who oo Seventy-second atreet, and le i : was the fountain head of the scheme + justice Caused( umes ot ho te ma denied thin, ewearing that Dr. Russell d 2,00 Patent Oxfords 50c | Arranged refited accordingly. The accused iages of Justice Caused) street. 5,00 P p on Bargain Manate Le eheriia, once’ a depury| Miscarriages 0 Hala went to the station to identity | “Hetore he was permitted to go before Rip ‘ Syrup Co, 2.00 Patent Pumps... 50¢ AMAA TtOE 1 ’ Shoes... clerk, was arrested @t his desk yenter- the shot that brought the rescuing! quired to file a watver of immunity with Refuse maytag else offered. 50 Little Gents bd day white Mise Kate A. Brennan, head policeman, A charge of violating the| the County Clerk. His testimony would - 1.50 Misses’ Patent Shoes.... . choosing. of the dressmaking firm at No. 2 Kast ification, Judge Says. |Sulltean Taw wan placed against Hala, | Not act as a ber to future prosecution 2.00 Children’s Patent Shoes... ste Atl Siser, collector in Boston and now a minor by Preventing Crooks’ Idert- (the men, Hoe admitted he had fired! the Grand Jury, Dr, Russell was re- rahi, 50c your easy Fifty-ffth street known as the Mrs. C. and he was locked up with the three . ‘Lawyer Anhut has not been summoned | gated asf he GetGERSE Bee Vert Jute waue th Ganerad: Genstona te: (olags. acoused of trying to rob HIB} yefore the Grand Jory, though he has 1.50 Child’s 1-Strap Pumps... .. . All Styles. consptrec; j Dinee. notified that he will be hea e According to Miss Brennan, who ts] ¢ay nad considerable to aay as to the A | ieateemetllfininaninainn Romen voluntarity and Giles a waiver of = .00 Vict Pumps... . 50c eixty-three yeara old, Shoviin chareed|eute promulgated by Pollce Commts- Preserving Flowers. immunity. @ fat fee for his Mos eet r Waldo, at the dictation of Mayor From the Kansas ow Star.) ne aeey, SPRY Cerne ce a ait Gunmetal Shoes 50c ‘was $300 per trunk, regardieas of wheth- Ine-up of aus-, Cut flowers may now be preserved in| ness before ra fest longest to launderis ars 1a er the trunk contained draperies or dis- td RGA Gy is | ste ki Balite | all thelr natural beauty. A vacuum pre-| day or Wednesday of en T poe ar The shape. ® Vici Oxfords. . 50c sends, To cam this sum he simply |F eal Ing Process has been patented by| Mr OL uey. the aetrictattorney &e-|B dice eo AALINOCORD Velour Oxfords . 50c ‘elapped an inch-equare tit of paper on | Headquarters. Daniel L, F, Coombs, who Ives in Kan. | S¥OFn out ph Le ninineee shape is the Pembroke, with LINOCORD the bagwage to signity it had been ta, pee te} reel (7a nina F haw can, yum. “SNAP-ON” BUTTONHOLE. Fabric Pumps. . 50c sported, Tele vit of parer—e custom’ |e wan arra ‘The case 1a made of planter of pa ; ither money nor ef-| fore the Judge on the charge of bur- | It ts covered with a glass and ts seal Boys’ Shoes... . 50c @lary. He insisted he had never before | with paraffin, After the plant hae been fg ROE a Ripe eg Cpt ” Women’s& Misses’ Shoes Keerseet valle Te detective who arrested Fin- DEPUTY SURV Yook tel Judge Bwann ho could find ae ANCE EXPOSED THE FRAUD. | 20 record against t! 5 | rau \ 3.00 Tan Calt Shoes . A 00) great adoui eyeten "D4 you stand him up tn line at Pepe wgedbgeners on seqehie Ary rs Pottce Headquarters eo that other ery Gnd ptotn takes place, 2.50 Pat. Leather Shoes . 1 00) oftiring ot Years had it not been for the vigtlance| teotives might recomntre ‘RimT* aAR order for 200 slabs has been 230i. Ke 3.00 Gun Metal Calf . | shoes, pumps, Mi et Boston. judge cod 1 1@ inventor @ Boar of Deputy Surveyor Mann ‘a otle| “I 41d not,” was the reply. “We are or of botany | P. 3.00 Tan Pumps...... 1.00} oxfords, etc., ‘, Sana, tren tf aa neh | 2.00 Misses’ Calf Shoes .1.00| worth up to 3,00 Vict Kid Shoes... .1.00| $3.0. : All sizes, cen Be 3.00 Patent Pumps... . 1.00 4 eee” ai : These chil- empted burglary was ‘accepted by dren’s shoes in- Sant earache tenia clude sales- men's sample lines and face tory models of a foremost maker of juv- enile footwear. anwnnrrrnnrrrrewe._ A. Morton Oppenheim Co., oth ads Relieves Fatigue :=|LIPTON’S| TEA ,| Sold in airtight tins only MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO, This 100-Piece Imported Dinner Shoes, Oxfords and in all sizes. All a welt soles, and are as good shoes as you can buy in New York now} at bgt prices. 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