The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 4

» FORARREST T0 FIGHT UNCLE SAM Gnigoue {Battle Against Extradition Will, * Be “Wolf of Wall Street's” First Step. WILSON TAKES A HAND. THE EVENING WORLD, ‘This Policeman Has $100,000 in Cash; Goes to and From Post in His Auto YG, VE 4 MOTeR BOAT tered UP Like & Royal YACKT Directs Attorney-General Carry Prosecution Up to Supreme Court. to * (fem 0 sult of The Previeg Ls} orld.) WAGHINGTON, D. C., July %.—David » the “Wolf of Wall Street,” te wn me AS) dom scr rveer CANE ADMITS we mas Two MOUIeS IN SREEPORT AND a #000 Brown Stove WITH HIS FINGERS; | HE BEING A MUTE; Nobody Could Read Read the Twid- dling Digits, but the Fugi- tive Is Captured. An excited procession breeed through eeveral streets toward the Willlamsburg Bridge early to-day, In tho lead wasa man ipbued with an earnest desire to @et back to New York. Just behii him was Felix Stevens of No, 29 Kei avenue, Williamsburg, frant ling out “Sivp thief!” on his fingers. T rest of the crowd was trying to find out what it was all about, none of them understanding the sign language and consequently not knowing that Stevens had been separated from his wateh. In a few minutes Stevens proved that while he cannot hear or talk, he has a pair of fleet legs. The man he was | FRIDAY, SULY 25, 1918. HOLLERS ‘STOP THER? i Jersey Jadac'a Walks in Strattjacket. PATERSON, No 4, July 2. May Demarest, dau@hter of Judge Mil- Daught ht Demarest of Hackensack, escaped, Jast night from the Millspaugh tarium in this city, She was foun to- ‘GIRLS GIRLS! SURELY TAY THSL DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR All you need is a 25 cent bottle of ‘‘Danderine’’— | ( —atien | faattariam. \day wandering through the streets of | GIRL ESCAPES SANITARIUM, | utley and was sent back to the te tarium by the police of that town Mise Demarest has been undegapin treatment for a nervougteynbld AML als-Hid on bes! dcket was a nightdress: Ne ¢ escaped, Miss Demarest is cl@hteen years old, Mer father Is Judge of tie Distrlet Court of Hackensack and Ridgewood, | | | | | | Hair gets lustrous, fluffy and abundant at once. Immediate?—Yes! Certain?—that's the joy of it. Your hair becomes| Besi light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap- loge as soft, lustrous and beautiful @ young girl's after a Danderine tale cleanse. Just try thig—moisten a fully draw {through your hap. taktag | Dan raw it tl it hair, one small strand at a time. This willl sew cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil and in just a few moments you have | o ry, faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautifying in hae, aden: dissol ot dand clennton, perttlesn sod iyi scalp, forever falliog ft ng but ecg eu D son when fen yous il tually ee an piel it reall; fev alr prow ht yu ew la al ecalp. 7 it care for prety. SUNJISON C; anforda 7) We Specially Offer for Saturday up to | P. M. 450 Men’s €» Young Men’s Regular $18 Suits at wer the If you on hair, rv lots i'B it, surely eS 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and just try it. chasing was nailed at the bridge by Po- Mceman Balling of the Bedford avenue etation. At the etation Stevens wrote out an account of his adventures. He is a deaf mute. He seid the prisoner stopped him at Driggs avenue and North First street and eaid something. Stevens couldn't talk ®ack, eo the hold-up man landed on his eye and snatched his sllver watch, and @ fob containing @ bronse medal valued highly by Stevens. t angry then, and angrier the high sign of o deaf it his watch and saw that nobody could understand him. 60 he just kept on after his assailant, and had made most of @ milé when the calmly and serenely in Wash- ington for the Unitet States Govern- Mant to arrest him if tt wants to try it, under the indictment found in New ‘York. Henry FE. Davia of Washington, | counsel for Lamar, sald to-day: fe're ready any time, but we have yet received any intimation that Mr. (s wanted. Cahill Owns Town, Coun- try and Seashore Houses and Spends Time When Not on Patrol Painting Pictures at Home. doubled the peosty of your hair. A delightful sui ularly those who whose hair has ey Bg or hb Patrolman Cahill has been very modest about bis artist career. He doesn't care to mention that once he made caricatures of “Monk” Eastman, “Sear’ Reilly and other celebrities of the notorious gang of “Forty Thieves.” Ho goes in for the beautiful now. Perhaps it ver might have been known that New York had a copper on its force who was out to outdo Michael Angelo had it not been for the fact that fire visited his home at No. 745 Eastern Parkway the other night and destroyed $10,000 worth of his own paintings, He nearly lost his life trying to rescue a ‘The Federal Grand Jury, this after- ‘noon, returned a second supplementary Hindictment axainst David Lamar, charg- Hing him with having on February § last | “imperronated a government officer with intent to defraud Lewis Cans Ledyard, »@ P. Morgan & Co, and the United Biates Stecl Corporation The new indictment was drafted by “Assistant United States District-Attorney Jean K. Walker to 7 “cage not mentio uly 17 iast. Tal Impersonation of Palmer, of ron the same date imperaonated Champ Clark, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Senator William g. Stone, of Missouri. It also became known to-day that ag Wileon in #0 deeply Interested | he has directed the Attorney-Gen- eral to carry the case to the United States Supreme Court if a decision ad- ‘Verve to the Government is rendered in 4% courts here, —_District-Attorney | Marshall spent the end of last week in ; won and there learned the Pres. Patroiman Eugene Cahiil of the Bast Twenty-second street police station is Now apeaking. Says he “T have « big brownstone house down on fashionabie Eastern Parkway worth $10,009 or $12,000 and a” — Patrolman Cahill is now Interrupted | (B. Altman & Gxt will offer at Special Sale,on Monday, | July 28th, at remarkably low prices, ft one night not long ago and it ran over him.) few of the choice canvases. king care of hin wealth doesn't ° er Patrolman Cahill nuc lle's on KING OF SPAIN IN PARIS. duty from 8 to 4 and from 4 to 12 at the station, and when he gets howe It Alfonse With Qaeen Victoria Stops on Way to Cowes Rematia, doesn't 1 Not by a long shot. Then ts that the work of his lifetime be hi up Nhs brush ant pal July 25.—King Alfonso and two to five of! paintings or of Spain arrived here Hing Incognito on their to the Cowes regatta, They were ded an enthusiastic reception by jors in an evening, HEAVYWEIGHT ARTIST AS WELL | ple, who recognized them on the while they were out shopping policeman captured his min on the bride plaza. Tho prisoner described himself as John Henry and declined to «ive any address. He denied ie was the man who got the watch, but the police say Stevens identified him positively. ement exclaim! but the interruption 4 Patrolman Ca “I have two mer homes—they are rented have"— Amazed expression again by reporter. “1 own a big, expensively furnished house In Neponsit with antique furni- ture an Reporter showing signs of passing out, but Patrolman Cahill goes on with his tale of reckless opulence: | “I have # motorboat fitted up like a! royal yacht and 1" — | “Let's have it over, go on," the re-| porter pieads. “I have a big nix-cylinder Packard auto, plenty of fun, a charming girl of & wife and $100,000 in caxh, cold, noisy | and @ steady monthly incoute of | 4 from Father Knickerbocker, and I've never ben on the strong-arm squad. | What do yuh think o' that?” “WHERE DID YOU GET IT?” AND HE ANSWERS, “What do I think of It?” gasped the J. T, Robinson, head of the mi turing concern at No. #17 Cani where a strike is in progress, day that he had investigated the story of Milton Solomon, who said he had been attacked as @ strikebreaker near the factory, and had found the assault took place at another time @nd place. Mr. tobingon sald that because of the inted report other empl id to report for worl Big Mark Down Sale OF MEN’S SUITS Ready-to-Wear—At 4 of The Big Brill- Stores $25, $22, $20 and $15|$30, $28, $25 and $22 Summer Suits Now Summer Suits Now | #950 1500 The Biggest Bargains We Have Offered This Season and That’s Saying a Good Deal from as fine a lot of suits as Real Wonder. Values, splendid At $] 5:00 have ever been offered in plain grays, gray serges, blue serges, gray nmxtures, brown mixtures, neat dark effects, checks, stripes and at | this town at this price—pencil stripes with patch the lower Broadway and Cortlandt Street stores paceets blue serges; handsome mixture of gray, some neat, cool, featherweight Mohair Suits—Some | brown and blue and hundreds of other patterns, half-lined, others full-lined, some with patch pockets, | fabrics and colors. Soft, shapely English models with others plain—soft roll English models and conser- | patch pockets, slender sleeves with or without cuffs, vative models—Sizes for every man and young man | and a remarkable bcd of smart conservative mod- els—the most remarkable values at $15 that you ever saw—if you wait too long you Il have yourself to blame. to begin with but no telling how long they will last— 279 BAY Play it safe and come quick!! Big Sale of Trousers BIG MEN Sale of Outing Apparel €4, 83 and_ $2.50 strong, serviceable At Union Square White Duck Trousers. ... .$1 to $1.50 Khaki Trousers. . . $1 to $2.00 WOrsiDg ‘Trousers, now $1.75 $6, 85 and $4 Trousers, for business and dress wear, now.........$2.25 Women’s White and Striped Serge Skirts for outing and general wear AS CAPITALIST. Fame doesn't give him any rest force he's ita champion heavyweight) artist. He can anything from a! clam shell to @ life sized wooden statue, | sculpture any object, do crayon draw- ing and wield a brush on canvas (also on bathtubs and kitchen floors), He has oll patntings of his own touch at home, and they are great and worth, jany thousands of dollars. (Mle knows it an isn't afraid to way so) ft pollceman’s clubs, wide types and the Al and Queen were the guests t Poincare at luncheon at ea had been ‘@ of the Elysee. [Fifth Avene, 34th cud 35th Strerts, Nem York, “4 iments. - Lamar. is sti in Washington, de- ey has anid, by sie. Ie under the sur- ‘Government ugente--who drdered to°watch him day He of the Alamo,’ mperator ‘ansing the Lightship’ (no particular lightship; he Hyust stuck it i to give the pigture a reporter. “The question ts, “Where did) touch of the sea), Landscapes furnish you get it?" (Pavorite question of Dis-| him with much inspiration and he has trict-Attorneys {and Curran committees) chosen h subjects as “The Rocks of} on police graft hunts.) The reporter] Gaspe,” which he saw on his honeymaon | | walted for the blush of shame and the) through Canada, the beauty of which was so vivid in his mind when he got | back home that he went straightaway to the easel and put the rocks down on | anvas. look of anxer to disturb Patrolman Ca- hil’a rotund face, but he siniled like John Bunny, the moving picture ius, and drew forth jegal Jooking documents and waved them, saying between great gobs of laughter: “Ha, ha, ha, hee, hee, hee, I knew it resin FRECKLES change, eh? Well, th ' Don’t Hide Them With a Veil, Remove Them jer wald to-day that the “Government expected to win any fight “Wwaged against the indictment, but that beg event of an advers the Ui ould immediately + SULZER USES HIS VETO. Mille WM Increasing Membership and he tossed them o eald ing | Police Captain chattels and ail real estate and pe operty. The documents were si) by @ Surrogate, ‘Where did I get it? Umph, t where I got it,” remarked Pat Cahill, shaking with laughter, (Some shake, too, When a man has some 20: | odd pounds of avoirdupois to send the taugh through.) So far is in known Patrolman Cahill im the only capitalistic aop (who admits tt) on the foi He comas to the Bant Twenty-second street #tation in the morning in big auto and goes home| Be sure to ask t in It with his wife driving, (He doesn’t | double strength othi: | dare to drive It since he tried to crank gold on the money * ALBANY, July 25.—Gov, Sulzer to- @ay vetoed the Brown bill designed to ‘Amcrease to 160 the membership in. “political State committees and to pro- vide for additional votes based on Party strength developed. The Bxecu- Mive's twice defeated direct primary bill @ontained @ provision which would in- the membership to 150, making tap Assemuiy istrict the unit of rep and is usually so ng Areckles and gi first few appli ya wonderful in the lighter freck! : , ‘ors Wii] At $9:50 Choice Santos Coffee Formerly 25c, now 2( | ee Cents ound 5.4 Stamps ‘FREE with every pound, We offer men their choice this is an cphor tunity tr an unparalleled under- pricing of a splendid lot of smart suits, There are Norfolk suits for the younger men, business suits and blue serges, ete., for grownups, There are Shepherd plaids, and, in fact, every kind of fabric and color. Becond Floor, Choose from any $2, $2.50 &> 93 Straw Hat at 80c At this price we expect A ahost of men to freshen up their headwear. Included are plenty of Imported Italian Sennits, All sizes. ” Peru, July 25.—Augusto B. President of Peru, and rresied at 2 A. M. to- to the penitentiary as the 1x persons being wounded shots from the windows and roof eir residence when a crowd itened to attack the house last wreat sensa- bably bring then hore and w Bbdut a mininter! yer. 4 It seems almost un- necessary to say that who can wear sizes 40, 42, 44 and 46 will find Sum- mer Suits that sold as high as $30, many of them silk lined, in the sale at $9.50, at one store only, ony. Philbin has hia decision of a week ago when be denied alimony to Mri ne Rittman Butts, pending | trial of for gts for @ separation Freeman Yorthington Butts, a s s. Morgan. Lithowraph Semi-Annual Shirt Sale At Broadway and 49th St. $10.00 Silk and alk Cree Shirts, now 95 $7.50 Silk Shirts, no 43.50 Silk Mixed Shirts, now... Be Sure and Bring This Coupon With Vou 20 ZAC’ Stamps Free in addition to all Stamps regularly given, To-Morrow, Sa urday, At All 230 James Butler Ine. Stores Inc'udiag the 30 Meat Markets to each Purchaser of One Dollar's worth, or over the wife $7 a wee! ‘peted trom July 28. . ——————— mare? THIEF!” words “STOP THIET!” caught tad didn't they? why you're reading this, d the Stery whose title Is “STOP EFY” will catch your interest with Pvery first sentence and will hold it mental handcuffs to the last chapter's Flannel Trousers. A . $3.75 to $10 Gray Outing Trousers. .....- $3 to $5 | NORFOLKS Included in this Sale at $9.50 at 279 Broadway only Also a Sale of $5.00 White Flannel! Trousers at $3.75 Specials at 47 Cortlandt St. Aute Dusters, $1 to $10 Khaki Trousers, $1 to $2 THIEF!" is the greatest laugh- | of the summer. It is novelized the successful play of the same and it is one unbroken succession | and thrills, with a triple-love | running through it. THIEF! will begin in The World on Wednesday, July 30, down the date. For oe is the 279 Broadway, near Chambers Street Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway 47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich Street 125th Street, Corner Third Aree 79c “Feather Weight” Fibre Matting Bags to $3.50