The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1914, Page 12

BVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, BARREL MURDER VICTIM KILLED FOR SAVING GIRLS ‘STATEN ISLAND NOTES, Mad ng wit be had Montay ik hattan, on the eppilontion ot gaenot Lodge, No, 381, 4 Raliroud oe pany, for pear le this event to famine $195,009 in aquilp-; certificates, for the pur- |! purchasing thirty-two donbin | tru free trolley care for use on avoided his old haunts, and ts sald to land goad. kitis Into white slavery, and knew have given the police much valuable that what It probably would do to him for not falling in with its plans, he went to the police ° When the fang got wise they jatuck ® gun in his pocket,” George Freifeld, Grand Master ne tn the Htate, will eh se | policeman into a St. George on the ese | him Ho saw they vip have been wont out by sn | itd Wanton Guid, for a recep- jon at bag home on Bard Avenu ave at least half @ fooking into the mur- jooking into the mur- f on the mercy of the c q ‘orrigio last Febru- |was BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN A POLICE “STOOL -PIGEON.” he police had aiready found from A pot any | Macaluso Li been away for four months for car- Woman Who Cont Confessed One|? fying & revolver, but had said noth. ing at the time about being “framed He preferred to bide his time * through the police, | greatest hi D hi sed by The engagement is announced by Joseph A. 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