The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1914, Page 11

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Knitted to filthe La snugly i. ive our customers 3314 to Soc, better clothes than they _—— we know | | $50,000 EXTRA FOR WHITMAN and the economies of the chain store tem—make our costs less—and the price to And when you buy a suit here it has standard and standing—and the backing of 70 years of reputation —PLUS en absolute guarantee of satisfaction or Morning | . \ , SEED IN sion From in a raid yesterday not of unlawful entry, poolroom. of the racing chart was “Dollar John” they killed Herman Inspector Wakeflel cone ! of Bastin's rate looked at indignantly. “T cannot see that committed a erime,” He discharged the out even going throw mate to-day to jexpenses of the prov! |a change pensa_to the office, money ing this case, | fury In the fle, charged ‘husband on Jun by Judge ar aris 1 _ ond’ retired at 11.15 Wonders consiter its verdict. tht 23,1 69 ALLEGED GAMBLERS Sixty-nine men who were arrested spector Wakefield and Capt. Falconer of the Elizabeth street station were arraigned before Magistrate House in Centre Street Police Court on charges of making out the usual court papers. { Dintrict-Attorney Gets Funds for Four Big Trials, Bic RAID ARE FREED BY COURT Were Said to Have Entered) Building Without Permis- Owner. afternoon by In- “HE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1914, HE WAS SENT TO GUARD Wife of Another Rockville Centre Policeman Charged With Re- ceiving Stolen Goods. Lives of fore Policeman kills It Af a Chase. stolen goods. It was the robbery of the general store of Adolph Hussar that got the policemen into trouble, because Hus- sar saw one of the coats from his! establishment, which he knew he had not sold, on a womin, Investigation for half an hour. Most of those bitten were ranging from five to ten years although John Maloney, a street ‘They were captured at No. 242 Canal street after Arthur L. Bastin, owner of the building, told the Inspector the | Mrs, Veritzan, imen had taken possession of a loft | Wright that Mrs. Veritzan had asked | without permission and had opened a fe It was sald that before the raidera| her that they had been stolen. He al- lentered the men ripped telephones | 80 said that he gave her two dresses from the walls and destroyed most | f 8. Amone them Langer, whom “Dago Frank” Ciroficl said the gun- men had planned to “croak” before Rosenthal. When the sixty-nine prisoners were taken to Night Court they were held in $300 ball for examination to-day. Only twenty-tive of them managed to raise the necessary money id and Capt. Fal- recited to the Magistrate the complaint. — The the police officers these men have he sald. sixty-nine with- ugh the formality dditional Distriet-Attorney Charles 8, Whitman was voted $50,000 by the Board of Esti- ide funds for the District-Attorney and 1, which has 0, N. Y., on a heavy ex- and most of the will be consumed in prosecut- ld Marder Jary Out. Conn., July 30,—The ase of Mrs. Bessie J. Wake- he murder of her 912, wi tims. mad, and every child was sent ‘New YorkHospital for tho led _W « gearch of Veritzan’s premises, and there a great quantity of valuable loot was found. Rulof Petersen, another of the vil- lage police who helped to rob stores and houses, was a witness against He told Police Justice Health. him to get her three dresses which she wanted to send to Sweden. Peter- m said he got these for her, telling the store of Jacob Schneider of its rampage. r her own wear. Petersen was frank in his testimony, relating at one time that he had not Infrequently robbed houses that bad already been robbed and over which he had been placed on guard. ——>_—_ N, J., July 30.—Mrs, Ellen Bixble, fifty-gix years old, of No, 16 South Sixth s@ect, to-¢xPtripped on the carpet at the head of the stairs in her bome and fell and broke her neck, dying almost instantly Life’s Savings. Herrick to Pre L PARIS, July 30.—Myron T. Herrick, the American Ambassador, is to present h letters of recall ie President Le ohobd The retiring Ambas- y d Detectives Savage and Raftis ed by William G, ollie ed William Marshall of No. 874 “Xf “ Cf Re SON Mints. absolutely pure and wholesome. ream, Mint and Chicle, to white teeth and plcasant breath, All the candy and gum—get a package today. In the White and Gold Package Tug SteRLinc Gum Company, Inc, New Yoru ey)! yall wl ___ AMUSEMENTS, a AMUSEMENTS. 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