The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1913, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1918. Happened in Dummyland “Watch the Series| Tittus, |& = (BBY savadeuSacenesonne FOOTBALL TACKLE Seas UNCLE AND AUNT [DODGED BIGSTONE followed “WINSFIRST BOUT, yyereey of TRUNK ~ WHEN THEY OPPOSED | AND THEN HAD TO PAY [2s-- site ssscacho ee ides these hat of an author, if] WU TSU NEXT woe oes, | SOE, NT s NO TRACE OF OF Gl AYERS "22" Youth Caught Running! Dr. Liebermann Cites Case in) >arer® | w Seton af Sumtce Mag | Sed oneeih Habac Halfback, Police Away From Shop Where Defense for Failure to Pay the wife's sult was brought, in which the Court directed him to pay up at} Lieutenant and “Rookie” | They Lay Senseless. Alimony. ce another accumulation of $890 or go (Continued from First Page.) to Jail, Arent this decision, Dr. Liever as bt in wrote: in Lively Scrimmage. com ch a decision ts analogous with a Several revolver shote and @ wom-| Dr. J. Monroe Liebermann, who has|case renowned in the annals of law. A an's mcreama brought policeman Mor-| been legally separated from his wife, |Judge in Russia ordered a Jew to ay Special for Teesday ry | Wednesday TOMATOES orty that ese of his men was coming Tt com Nathaniel Ambrose, a halfback to the city from Cornwall, where Dono- "| several thousand dollars for a window om the Dartmouth Collexe footvait|van haw a contract on the State road, | O'Cennor of the Communipaw ave-| Sarah, since May 13, 192, happily ea-|4q 9 church which was broken when an Sloven, just 10 cor having taokled! Licst {t@ view the body, It tn believed that| nue station, Jersey City, running to|oaped a New Year's in Ludiow street |oMcer threw a stone at the Jew. While f ih a“ Kremen worked at Cornwall. the little cobbler shop of Deodoro Ca-| Jail to-day when Justice Gavegan al-|the Jew dodged the stone smashed the Plannelly of the East Twenty-seoond |” From John i. Dolan, a New York| millo, at No. 194 Boyd avenue, Jersey |iowed him three months within which | Window. The Jew was found guilty be- atreet station early this worning |contractor who ta doing construction City, Juet before noon to-day. As he;he te directed to pay up accumulated [Cause he dodged and I am guilty be- Magistrate House, in the West Side|work for cue Lehigh Valley Ratiroad IONA No. 2 © acy}; approached {t @ youth rushed ou! é [cause I have not the money to meet Maar, fined the repentant coung halte|vetween Waterioc and: Metioce Hallai| tam Gown tharecceele Oannce ten: pened bless i to 90. The Phy} iis exhorditant demand, , pers 2 for £5 ack this amount and sad he ame word to-day that the description | ing .tter him. He caught him a block ssicargectipead chance, I Bo out and borrow or ateal it." | 1 have sent © the Workhous of the dead man anewere that of aman! or ao away and led him back, In the|Svenue and at No. est Thirty-) ‘phe doctor says that his differe: [hefnenessofthecloth hadn't heen a stutent Who disappeared without his pay 80Me| ghop lay Camillo, @hot through the | fourth street. started when his eldest son, now t : 4 It was Flannelly whom the collegian| two hours after going to work meveral] ghost, and across the threshhold of a| The woes of the Liebermanns were|ty-five years, ¢! makes possible the satin touched down, on the Broadway pave| weeks ago. Dolan wu checks | goor giving from the shop into the|threshed out in court before Justice | ann side Ls Spied Lunas alpen dear ivan Ly ae Hiehed ae ted tthe) UYins quarters behind lay Mrs, Maria| Goff. Mra. Liebermann was awarded a ‘ole ety fect that im the opinion of the mid- ntil positive iden: lion o! 1°] Camillo, mhot in the right breast, the Right crowd the Lieutenant would have | body has been made Mr, Dougherty ad-| tient cheek and the back of the heed, svereson (err Lady beabraad ot her! TOOK A MERCURY TABLET. | 4 fone through the manhole into the] mitted he would be somewhat at a loss edly ba SR arash Each can filled with red, ripe Tomatoes Our price is the lowest on record laundry finish heretofore found only in the very \ high ic Mars SSS highest priced collars ' sewer but for the fact that he is too|as to how to proceed. He te working on| "Oth Were unconscious the rate of $9 a week and a $30 coun-|young Married Woman (Cried J og: r ! t broad in the beam. three theories, One that the man was! 2,shot them. They are my uncle and ia wi The ea cu eres Puan Coles Toate NY. \ n s Help, bat Sh yin lakers of Asaow Suite } First Malf—Dartmouth, 1; Pollee | killed In a Might over @ aitl or bY a) aut pa Veet sgeeneM me to marry @ OSS OF eee & \ | Peres, 0. jealous husband; another that he was| 1") 14 never geen. I shot them because Mrs, Louise You Co In the second half the police force| murdered by robbers, and a third that! 1 have | Sais wee desticea tee rea . came back. Flanneliy was ati] down!his death was to re ea beatin it ‘and out, though he strong-arm, | which he ts ead 10 have administered Tn Me Ces ee 4 dE dl TEED ~— ‘weighs 20 and hae a ‘1@ boy was pate but self possesse: TT) W the heaviest proposition ‘hatatenae ang, Pit atreet cafe Of) ana was caim as he gave his name and MuMM«“Mu“hWbtb te town. But Ambrose, @ husky youth] HOW LOCATION OF THE mur. (2%, the story of the shooting in the two, station house. He said A aecesety tras ml "| DER WAS WORKED OUT. — | Pietrocullo and ‘gus twentreone wens ‘abd lightly stepped aboard a north-| Mr. Dougherty was enabled to @x/\aid. For seven years he had lived with ‘pound Broadway car. roughiy the boundaries of @ district | nig uncle and eunt and had given them Just then Policeman Madigan, one of | Within which the murder must have) aij nie savings. He was employed ae ‘Commissioner Waldo's rookies, came| Deen done through the testimony of/¢ salesman in an upholstery business | jaround the corner out of Sixty-seventh | Louls Steir and Joseph Copper from| in Newark. RN ITU R E C0. vatreet and the score. Answer-| Whom the pushcare on which the body) “1 had eaved quite a lot of money,” ' limg the prostrate Lieut: cry, | Was carried was rented, and from the| said he. “There ie a little American girl and I know she likes me 1 told ‘them all about the girl “But they trowped. They eaid they ere he is, on that car!” Madigan | teattmony of Morrie Feinstein, the boy a@board and found Ambrose |employed to watch the trunk after it ing to @ strap. was deposited outside of No. 47 Pitt Of what happened on the car the | mreest. had picked out a wife for me. She w ited passengers retained only adim| Steir and Cooper are agreed that ‘t| my own cousin and lived in Italy. ‘They ton, Three minutes later | was about 10.90 o'clock yesterday morn- | said she was very pretty, but T had nev- in # tall young man, well dressed | or geen her and I did not love her. | latter still grasped th mich he had been ha: OPEN EVERY EVENING AT BOTH STORES PUBLIC NOTICE! The Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Co. Is clothes, a black derby hat and a m, but they sald love would overcoat, and a short after a while. ae . 2 ve man wearing an unbuttoned “they wouldn't let me marry the TURE + paid the new policeman put into | over an old sweater, hired : . Practice some of the Jiu Jitu atunte| and walked off with it Into Delancey | Mut} 1 wanted, and last night we quar. FURNITURE: mucs etc ly imported from West F Any.|atreet, turning there toward the BERN. this morning © didn't y, Madigan is something of ahusky |River. Feinstein and several women | 8° t© work. Instead T went to @ pawn- who saw the trunk deposited are certain 4 bought a pistol and I came ft. that it was no later than 11.90 when the a wae Fi men left the trunk in Pitt street. In one at the Jersey City Hos- meoens Mall—Dartmonth, 0; Police | jour, therefore, they must have gone| pital that the condition of Mrs, Camillo i. Ayer wherever the murder was committed to| was dangerous, although the man might et the body and have brought it back | Madigan stood his man on his feet and | to Pitt rt. * SSRI TET) ——————>____— en over to the West Sixty t! An Ev 1s World reporter, accom- tion, Fannelly following. Am-| panying an fay mer pag eddie found thet teoak the mart seet| AGE ANSWERS ABOUT * and offered to apologize to| ten minutes to walk from the stable at » welling 186 and cleanly OUR TERMS: $32 Down On +5O,°° 29 Down Ons POPE #'13° Down On$ 1OO~ LARGER AMOUNTS I PROPORTION NOT CONNECTED Either directly or indirectly with any other store in the world. 23-Jewelled Adjusted 2 and TO-Mo: F ed solid Baek, This emphatic statement is made because D Heated Pree fader. yeice ane thera, "an nl eo smart atront wmnere cooper rested) HIS WORK FOR THE CITY of the possible impression in some quarters 2174 -3° AVE. a nits trunk was left. Roth addresses ar heal barge of intoxication and disorderly | tween Stanton and Houston atreets, 1c . jt, separ: Commissioner of Accounts Harry M. ‘4 few minutes later @ young man | it took and Hae nee [eee an ENE. There Rice to-day addressed the following open Beribed hinseit am Carl Yangon pal | Giecke, more than two | ietter to the Dietrict-Attorney: 0 of Nathaniel Ambr Yet ut 10% o'clock n the morning the Dec, 3, 2818, Me great football player.” attempted to | streeta. were even more crowded Sinan | Hon, Chartes 8. Whitman, District- ecu! When the feat wan mada ao that it! Attorney, New York County. ave taken the \ leas than five minutes ti wate | Dear Str: 1 notice by the dally BET [IBM KUDU STS. PEN EVERY EVENING AT BOTH STORES that there is some connection between Mr. Henry Siegel’s stores and the Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Co. Because of a similarity in name, we par- ticularly wish to emphasize that The Greenhut- Ti orders ae fis ‘are Me ivan within (neee diate frown 1 “HIGH-GRADE WATCHES | $175.00 Solid 18-K. Gold 4 139.W. 125'ST. BET. LENOX & 7" AV, [imation — 55.00 Solid 14-K. Gold 7 35.00 Solid 14-K. Gold chiy shout lstymmuime| papara hat & complatnt haa been Siegel Cooper Co, is in no wise interested in | The Wretchednes, Sole 14. Gale 6 Sree,’ vg il hey ett the Yody'on Uhe streak | SMomanagerment, of my oftee, In ac Siegel Cooper & Co. of Chicago, Henry Siege! of Constipation aa i zs | arom cua at att nie aking ite ate te fact that they Se en 2 ve raattond Co, of New York. | eee iena., eae gg Negian and a couple of ng itt eeama fairy oetein. thirsty © w ee one of th ‘. = Baeait ants i Seatac MG? SRT tt | auch oaly be crn tea Go sonar bo? The Greenhut-Siegel Gooper Co, Is ER PILLS. m4 EA ee , oat 2 100 a te or th J end | ee ee ae dee Pavectiy Sr cucuterey Ents | a in Going 20 will waive any claims to este in nterprise i 8- | immanity. Youre very eruly, sociation with Mr. Henry Siegel. | HARRY Mf. RICE, | Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Mr. Henry Siegel's interests in our com- Ba Broadway, New York pany were purchased (good will and all) by Mr. J. B. Greenhut more than 12 years ago. 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Mackay leased the house for the, n, and occupied It about the mid | out griping You take a little at night and in the sults in shortest time, " die of November, but the condition of | Est “story ‘OF ADVE i nich hee directions ey health has now caused her to take WILL APPEAR IN THE SUNDAY | aa ate. ears *e grown-ups on each both use with & Jong rest away from town. Having WORLD MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY | #1 ities gently moves out of the| contempt the cheaper yrupe and | disposed of the leasehold, she will prob- AND FEBRUARY, BEGINNING | "RR I%ah you awaken all headache, | countarfeite, See thet the nine fe ably not reture to New York betere next eourness, foul taste, bad|—' fois Fis Syrup Ci winter, ERT FEMDATS tonsa suing i Ea ants