The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1914, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, THU RSDAY, FEBRUARY a EE ee EIGHT COURT CLERKS (RESCUE BODY FROM FIRE STARVING CHILOREN SAVE |. ptt, tsnmr,vsteue TO LOSE $2,500 JOBS) OM WAY TO CEMETERY) WOMAN FROM PRISON itn ‘who ja sick at the home of his slater: Conshohocken, near here, was changed to-day. The bishop is threat- Mayor Mitchel Tells Magistrat. nat) Hearse Ablaze in Street and Fun- Jeweller’ Not Only Refuses to) “ed with pneumonia elfen Lawyers Should Be Appointed eral Party Ahead Goes On, | Press Charges, but Feeds ieee tat ‘ 3, » Ia, ‘el 19--Lemuel FE. to Places, Not Knowing It. | Family. Webb, elghty-one years old, dled here to-day. : 0 Mayor Mitchel went a letter to-day, A curious crowd gathered around, Three starving children and a blind | of Joni marten sosteta Mie to Chief City Magistrate Otto Kemp- a big pine box containing a coffin father saved Mra. Matilda Cunning. |" .erating hit reround railroad” for runaway al bor being one of the ner of the econd Division, which in- in Broadway, near Canal street, At ham, « nurse of No. 128 Fast Fiftie portant points on the line. r @ludes Brooklyn, Queens and Rich- noon to-day while the automobile facturer Charges Them | Sune suggesting that tn filling elght hoarse from which It had been "reels from being Jailed by ney With Framing Up Scene | vacancies in chiet clerkships of Magie- janatched in the nick of time burned hares, Mrs. Camaik ham had been trates’ Courts, he appoint only law-| briskly and gave firemen a hard job | arrest a oa the pointe ry of George in His Office. yors, This means that eight organita-|to prevent an oxplosion of gasoline. Ryan, a wealthy jeweller of Nos. 706 tion Democrats are to lose thelr Jobs, /On the box was a label showing that | 414 705 Kighth avenue, charged with with salaries of $2,500 « year. it held the body of Emily Hush and % rt Quinine’’ ‘The Mayor nays that no clerk who the theft of $150 worth of jewelry had been expressed from Middletown, | from hia home. The husband, Thomas | Get te @EVUNE Gali for Ge Pun Reme has not hed a lawyer's training and) yy, Y,, for burial In the Canarsie) Cunningham, was held for recetvi L th for Work Followed tion. Washington street, to whom the) articles, he found three email chil- Former Employer Is |**p0sou'propose taking the same ac- body was consigned when tt artived | dren,. five, three, and one year old, ot . on ak the question in Manbat- ES. 4 @ salesman, of No. ¢1 Kast One| Yan." > Pha aoa Oe ree @asoline in the carburete ignited,| man with money. Lees and Fifteenth street, and| The terms of the Magistrates in| setting fire to the car. ‘was at the rooms again to see that ‘ Balsam, twenty years old, | Magistrate Kempners division will! Druis's hands were burned and his 5 6 OY ED BILLS PASSED. education can properly perform the i prreriony the tuames of te | ‘meats be cpoclats Harry Druls, who drove the hearse, | But when Ryan went to the Cun- @d be submitted to the Brooklyn Bar| Works for an undertaker at No. 309 | ningham rooms to look for the stolen Bro mo tened With Exposure, ton in Manhattan?” the Mayor Was)... tne Erie Railroad. A block im | in charge of their blind grandtajher. Quinine “I believe we should make this ap-| street trafic caused the hearse to | They had not eaten and there was no ply to all Magintrates’ Courts,” replied | stop and the enkine atalled. When | fire. The jewell Beed the Bertd Gres to Gary @ Gold tn Sue fag Schufman, nineteen years | (be Mayor. “although we have Note cranked it it backfired and the | out for , of No, #7 West One Hun- year big fur coat took fire as he tried to| hurried to court and had the magie- nd Eighteenth street, were ar- Savure of tie agen slhaadb ies Sx oft bed og J. Neca trate dismiss the case. : man ©! e gull canstruct to-day by Detective Guints. | ,7he clerks afected strest Laut, |at Broadway and Canal street, tore a SELF RAISING FLOUR The leavening is included in the flour mixture. Simple directions for making biscuit and cake on every package. convenience for the skilled cook. when the time is limited. 10c‘and 15c—All Grocers Good Biscuit Always —With —_ = A boon for the beginner in cooking, a great Indispensable Moke Klatsco, at No. 106 Hast q han and Brogan of the El year-old girl, who has on @ecasions worked for Klatsco = offices last Bunday after. safe Had Been Cut Open and Ex-|Richmond Youth Who Came North come, Klatace re-employment.| _ Convict Now Held Used to To See Her Is in Custody also arrested the girl and 5 ee teen Employ Same Method. Awaiting Extradition with the two men in their to extort money from All three prisoners were up in the East Thirty-ffth atation. aay 4,000—and More—S: Garments for Women—Depicti Patrick Green, a well set up, care-| Young James Gentley, whose home fully dressed man of fifty-five, was|!s in Richmond, Va., is in a cell in arraigned before Magistrate Nawh in| Jersey City because he was #0 much in the Adams Street Court in Brooklyn |love that to provide presents for the yeaterday by Detectives Manning and | fair one he stole $1,500 worth of his to the story given out bh? Dowd and held av a suspicious per-| mother’s diamond jewelry. He admit- the Stono girl on Saturday|son. The two detectives have been | ted it all to Judge O’Brien tn the Sec- to Kiatsoo asking whether | looking for the murdorers of Henry | ond Criminal Court this morning end give her a job. Klatsco said | Lehman, watchman for the coal firm} seemed sorry, not so much for his ‘and she said she would yo|of Thatford & Ackerman at No. 2471) own plight, as because he couldn't @fice on Sunday afternoon. | Atlantic avenue, The office safe was| present a gold locket he: had bought ways he keeps his establish-|cut open after the watchman was ba og lady i hin choice, n on Sundays until 2 P.M, | killed. Green was released about a| gent Giri went to the office Sunday |%°4" aso after serving a two-year! corresponded with her when she re- _ ‘about 2.80 o'clock and had peseaes in Sing Sing for safe-break- eee te Jor iy About a week ng. ago came North. he coal yard robbery was the! His parents notified the-Richmond third in the last three months in | police and the latter, learning, prequm- which exactly the same method was | ably through letters home, that he was used. In one of them, at Franklin | at No. 438 Forest street, Jersey City, avenue and St. Joh of |anked the Jersey City police to arrest ownage Meanie pe eS learned that Green's had Fe Bete ee ee Legeobel ina paptage since that time. The: wings fancy epor jl ne lin, novelty cl fee seme ta er Porn roe se Labrador blue, wistaria, & A special slightly cutaway front models. poplins, lord he : discharged Re porting bates ‘open by a peculiar use | street. He was held to await extradi- of the tool known in the underworld |!" aa the “can opener,” WIFE AND BABY STARVING, HE STEALS FOR FOOD Veterinary Surgeon Becomes Bur glar to Save His Little fOR'S SNEEZE PROVED “Wee SICK, SURE ENOUGH Family: ,, Rene Haker, thirty-two years old, «| " ‘to Court -With Certificate| veterinary surgeon, was arraigned to- * day before Magistrate Herbert in the He's Too Ill to Leave | tariem Police Court on a charge of burglary. 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