The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1914, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, _FEBRUARY 17, 1914. mnedy was temporarily in- sane when he took his life. Nearly one thousand persona called at the Kennedy apartments in the Markeen last night. Mayor Fubr- mann P. Sulliv stood beside the body to- gether for some time. your father, my sincerest sympathy.” | $9,000,000 AMONG ; > TOBUFFALD BANKS Eb enejccinerat O'Malley Says Suicide Quit Bonding Business on His Advice. ‘Treasure put flags at half mast. The Signature of BUFFAIA, N. Y., Feb. 17.—The ar- } Fangements for the funeral of John d. Kennedy, former State Treasurer, who committed suicide at his home here Sunday, were completed to-day. ‘The active pall-bearers will be John P, Hopkins of Chicago, John C. Clahan, John H. Cannon, John P. Sullivan, Louis P. Fuhrmann, Frank 1 Bapst, Norman E. Mack and James Hanrahan. ‘The services at tho church will be conducted by Bishop Coiton to-mor- row morning and burial will be at Limestone Hill, Cemetery. Edward R. O'Malley, former Attor- ney-General, said to-day that Mr. Kennedy, acting under his advice, had gevered all personal connections with bonding companies as soon as he took office as State Treasurer. “When Mr. Kennedy was electod,” eaid Mr. O'Malley, “ho was resident vice-president of a bonding company. He asked me if he could retain his interest in the company whilo serving a8 @ Btate officer. I told him that, while perhaps it would be legal, it would be better for him to have Nothing to do with a corporation which bonded banks handling State funds.” TURNED BONDING BUSINESS OVER TO HIS 80! ‘The State Treasurer turned over all hie interest in the bonding business to his son Wil'lam. As Stato Treasurer Mr. Kennedy announced he favored a policy of State bonds as a surety for State deponits in banks. Answering the charge that Mr. Kennedy had favored a certain local bank as a depository for State funds, Michael F. 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Damaaks and Jaap were #300 to Ho Fine Silver Plated Articles Greatly Reduced for Inventory Clearance | Handsome articles for tne table, of best quadruple plater: baad wea in oe de —only reason for reductions to reduce stock. HERE ARE THE PRICES FOR QUADRUPLE PLATE: RELIABLE FLAT WARE AT REDUCED PRICES:— taveneeay a Lan Renee AA. ne} Ad Zebe joone or ‘g Nien treet os 6.89 1.88 45 $3.98 Salad Castors. ists 1.00 And many other HANDSOME PIECES Realy Mat Py ag at Rogers Triple Plated Kalvos Equal Reductions. usually ye any GOBER eee e eee 3.35 ———$——— > Daily Arrival of New Spring Goods!’ —___________—_ Clearance Offerings in February Clearances in BOYS’ CLOTHING, ETC. 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Women's Cotten Heese Black—double sole, heel and Become of 24 ct. quality HOSIERY MAIN FLOOR, |» et. Sateon Petticoats Black and colore— verTicoaTs.-8i sortment of light and aH DHess PARIIOS Ratines popular fabrics for Spring toe, ‘sults and dresscs— VAN DRESS PABRICS—SASEMENT, 10 et, Outing Tlormele X& Wasit DUBS PRDAICS- BASEMENT, Set. Aa West Tailor Cloths « reseda, brown, vy, Naht and @ ct. Little Tots’ White Shirts Yoko, Princess and French—ruffies of emb'y or lace—sizes to 5 yra, INFANTS--SBCOND FLOOR, $3.98 Leather Travelling ted Black—16 to 18 inch—leather lined —strong handles—reinforced corners, SUIT CABKS—-THIRD FLOOR. doson..... vhite—good patterns veryday use. 5 MAIN FLOOR, 22 ct. Mohawk Pillow Cases. 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