The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1914, Page 4

eS ee ee i \peeseesoccosescancesccsacsoneranennonnsoesoncennnpmaaneadedneenaneseoeneeqeee! in’ “Tittle Tyme” Nernsteln, ar. S10 A SHARE BUYS $ TIME-SAVING GIFTS § Yow 2 By kfeanor arene Rowen, Mr. Weller sald ested as a Witness in the cane | cron ‘and dlocharged: by Sapistrate | As Joseph Rose, Nov. 3, 1908; felo- istrate Harris. | Tee a BONWIT TELLER & CO. td TALKS Schorer Hymie “came all the way ocross.” | nious assault; discharged by Magia- hb Oo * Ile explains the willingness of | trate Herbert. | PERG SSS SHO TS SOSH SIOS ON VISFEFIEGIDEN994 F999 VIOTOPOPSHSD Noven's former friends to testify] As Joseph Greve, May 24, 1910, fae The Specialty Shop ar THE ROCK ISLAND against him by saying Joe “never |lonious assault; discharged by Mage ly ar ° ’ ONCE WORT 175 Railroad Bubble Bursts When | Breckinridge it was » keep straight that got him the “cutting Ho sald that shortly before this thera had been a strike of furrters on West ‘Twenty-first Street. Joe the Greaser” had *sked him to ¢o momo strong arm work there and ne refused. hortly afterward, he says, two men t him up” at Rivington and Nor- folk Streets so badly he had to go to A deaire ‘The sentence to Elmira does not ap- pear on the police record. According to Mr. Weller the charge was grand larceny. Benny Snyder was permitted yester- day by Justice Davis to withdraw his plea of not guilty to murder in the first degree and to plead guilty to a charge of manslaughter in the first degree, the penalty for which is not more than twenty yea FIFTH AVENUE.AT_388™ STREET SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY Evening Petticoats Tht | the hospital aie blames a gangster bt it op aie roms aay ‘be 2 05 an “Maxey” and “J jefinitely for sentence. Fs Property Is Sold on | |Greasne""for the asaault;, °° "*l deed got only against Rosen, but . Court House Steps. The Rock Island Ratiroad bubble Purest into the thin air of cold De- cember to-day on the steps of the County Court House when the prop-| erty of @ once creat Railroad system ‘was @old for $10 a share by Bronson ‘Winthrop, acting as special master, under a decree of the United States) Court. } It was bid in by James N. Wal- lage, President of the Central Truat Company, Chairman of a bondhold- ou At thin eleventh hour of this 4. W# Season the economy of time be comes @ problem that must be solved nating bow ted around ts neck, is a Juseful and cunning gift to a small epigrams, jokos and snatches of phil- ovophy from here, there and every- Groaser’s” girl, had helped in building I did some rough stuff for ‘Joe the aser,'" he went on, “and I went on some jobs for the unions. But , he would never take a chan rot the first dollar he ev | up a case. She ix held in the House} of Detention under $10,000 pail. “Joe the The police record of Greaser” reads: An Joseph Robenzwetg, Aug. 29, arrested as a pickpocket; dis arred by Magistrate Wable Ar, Bam Goldenberg, Sep’ attempted grand larceny; by Magistrate Mayo, Weller declined to may how much “Tony” Rollick, “Joe the against others, one of whom is a labor leader. _— HISTORICAL NOTE, (From the Youngstown Telegram.) Ignatz—Father? certainly, certainly.” at ie it?” ulash, my boy, goulash.” a ESsBNTIALS ALL READY. (From the Richmond Times-Dispatch.) Ho--Bo you're going to start.» board- ing house. Got everything ready? She—Practically, 1 ha’ laid in a | Excellent quality crepe de chine, with cream imitation Point de Rose wide lace insertion. Hand Made French Evening Petticoats 13.75 Formerly $22.50 child where, Paste them om the pages| As Morris Greenberg, Sept. 23, 1906; | generous supply of prunes and tooth: | > ‘ , @e' protective committee, for a total! Knowledge of a few nultable articies Perhaps a corsage bouquetin apret-lof @ small blankbook. Such «| arrested In Brooklyn as @ euspictous ! picks. | Exquisitely dainty models with handsome laces; ribbons and @um of $7,125,200, Thie wan equiva- that make suitable gifts and require lit-|ty boa is the very prettiest and t book of brilliant thoughts, some ' i Tent to a price of $10 per mhare for) the stock of the old underlying Rook Wand Railway Company that once pald high dividends and sold in the open market for $176 per share be- fore the Moore-Reld-Leeds crowd of @peculative promotors plunged into cular and @iaartrous game of Meh fin By to-day's sale there is absolutely wiped out an enormous pyramid of waterod securities that have cont the public many millions of dollars, both im outright purchases and manipu- triad. tle money and less time (x very valu ple knowledge indeed. A sponge with a collulold doll’s head popping out of the top, with @ faci to try to have Thaw pronounced tn- sane all over again at the conspiracy I don’t think they will try to allroad him to tho asylum without the conspiracy trial, because it was for that purpose that they sought hin extradition, ladth if they moved in another direc- and it) might be bad mont reasonable — gift make t young Miss, hut it is not to be che above the quaint “Book of Though| ost every one clips bite of poe ys many liberties when he ts returned to the asylum. Lawyers not interested in the Thaw came seo a possibility ef much con- troversy before Thaw is Onally land- in the institution from which he r The unanimous opinion of the t at Washington yesterday will not become effective for thirty eHpped and some original, 19 @ suitable gift: for any occasion, time more opportune than this holiday seas when good thoughts are valued above all else, Its cost 1s almost nothing. GANGSTERS TELL OF MANY GRIMES. Weber &) Heilbroner Announce that The Largest Sal le of Neckwear French flowers, XMAS SALE-FUR GUARANTEED pg GREAT. HIGHEST STANDARD ‘ Wo. 37 Broadway “I have no plana | care to discuss. ‘There ts an infinite number of tech- nicalities Thaw could use in an at- tompt to defeat our purposes or gain @ delay. Ho might suo out a writ in a State court or he might kill bis kooper and enoape. It will be thirty daya before the Supreme Court's iman- date is effective. 1 might make a move before that time and I might| not. “No, the Btate of New York is not ce French Coney, French Coney, valuas completely collapsed with tho foreglesure sale, In-a legal sense to-day's sale was the result of « foreclosure by collateral | “trust bondsviders, whose interests has ben Yn default. Th special master of- fered for saln the stock of the original Rock Island Railway Company that haa been deposited with the Central Trust Company as security for the bougs. Par value of this stock was $71,353,500. There was but one bid,) that_of the Bondholders’ Committee, for $7,138,200 and the stock was turned over them, carrying control of the Phen, fomalities, he Consisting of will be ordered delivered to the New York authorities, 1 the mean- time, he should escape into some other State, however, he could start another fight to keep out of Now York. The details in connection with his return probably will be bandied by the new Attorney General, Exburt E. Woodbury, but Attorney General Parsons to-day said in Albany he was ready to take whatever action te nec- essary should anything come up be- fore he retiros the last of the month. Black or Brown. $38 French Seal, Apsic Dyed... 85 Russian Pony, ‘rimmed . 40 Caracul, Trimmed $21.50 42.50 ” cept by agreement of the law- i Vated Muctuations. on tock Hx |: Se ee inter Uni tae, Ree Ever Held in This Country Fur Coats ‘bu3an ur Sets ehange. ‘The whole structure of In- ir. Jerome, who has been called | Gite is handed down, Thaw must re- | Forme Volved, corporations and inflated | THAW's Nemenia, anid at his office, juin in the custody of the New Paice, Now. a ay Followers of “Joe the Greaser” Will Try to Send Him to the Chair. Their Entire Stock of Fancy Silk Four-in-Hands is Still in Progress @ with ‘Fitch or Skunk or Ermine 66 Bite Wel Hudson Seal......120 59 \ At These Reductions: “Squoals" were coming in rapidly to-day from panic-stricken gangsters against “Joo the Geasor” Rosen, 55 Cent Neckwear Reduced to 35 Cents or 3 for $1 $r and $1.50 Neckwear Reduced to 65 Cents Genuine Civet Cat Automo- Mink. Gonulne Skunk esas q Detectives Ave Watching Thaw tn jaine Skunk bile Coat... " pita 35 11.89°7 , taking an t rn y tn|against whom many of his former pbysica! property of, the operating peat ME GGRs catoay Gone New Hampshire, 1¢ 1a: Sata: supporters have turned, and the Dis- $1.50, $2 and $2.50 Neckwear Reduced to 95 Cents 715 COATS : Thaw wns onjoyiny to-day the sgine ¢ formation tending to clear up tweatys restricted liberty, that Naa péeh Ys] five gang crimes, including mwrdet.. 16 ainca he waa fMaced in the ‘custody | is not possible to convict-in moet, of of Sheriff Holman Drew of Coos Cqun; | these cases, but the information cledrs ty, when Judge Aldrich of the United | them up. : whether \ will ask for the appoint. ment of 4 lunaby commission at the conspiragy isial. Innumerabie things are possible under the law. His trial for conspiracy would not automatic. hack to the fnan¢ial status that eximted twelve years ago before speculative financiers wnderiook its expioliaijvn. ‘There will be outstanding $75,090,000 of the ald railway company’s stock. and ng Ty Egy did $5 Neckwear Reduced tis $4.35 ' {B}ABTERNOON AND £YENINGH :HE PaND DANCING WROCeE. Stun: hg effects in Silk, Satin, Chiffon, pe, Velvet, 49 glues up to $6: paid FLUSH AND CURD! YY. pire belted! and fate - lel sil lining astd'warm in- ~ terlining; some fur the original, underlying bonds. ut the pyramid of stocks and bonds beau- printed by the promotors will pass out in the following manner: Heouritios of the Rock Island Coin- of New Jersey, all unloaded on the pebiic and now. worthless: Com- me 000, 96,000,000; referred Feito 000! totes losses, $160,- Hecuritien of the Chicago, Rock Tetan4d. & Pacific Railroad Company ot Sowa, all to be wiped out but with “oof ‘Common. itock, deposited with Rock | joma to the owners ally declare him eane.’ Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, who ts living with her four-year-old son at No, 38 Weet Hleventh Street, aald ahe was sorry Harry would havo to go back to Matteawan, but only sorry 48 she would be for any other human belng who would have to go there. Bhe declared she was no longer afraid | of Thaw, free or otherwise. She de- Clared she was now independent, mak- only way Harry Thaw will ever got his freedom will be by “learning to bebave” and “for a long time show- ing that he intends to behave,’ States Court stayed the extradition order made by Gov. Kolker pendinix & decision by the supreme tbunal Sheriff Drew and a policoman hovers Shout they charge in the home whieh fe has odgupiod hare alnce’ ly in October, but their vigilance waa no more marked than heretofore, ‘There im reason to believe, how ever, that the State of New York ban taken precautions against any tives in the employ of New York State alipped into town, during the night, and that these men have since kept a very clo» watch on the Thaw Three of Rosen's associates yeater- day told Assistant District, Aftorneys Breckinridge and ‘Weller of” animes committed by the tivad gabge of “Jos the Greasor’ and | “Dopey , Benny", Fein, “Joe the Granger’ is now in the: Tombs, and the, #itnessee against) him may be tukem béfore the Jury to-day. An iidetment fpr ut dor 1s expected. ‘> Practically the éatire story had to Tho two most valuable witnesses were Benny i of Philip Paul A suitable Holiday with each purchase of 95 cents or over NOTE: Our Stores at Broadway and 37th, Broadway and 44th afd Avenue will remain open eveninge ustil ‘the Holide: i "| and and FRR é ~, 1 | ing @ living fo. herself and delay in obtaining possession of the|do with labor troubles on the east Wet the ‘public. 414,000,000, tunlondest | and hoped she hae pessed cat torea| Prisoner when the order for hin rv-{aslde and the division of the spolle Eleven Stores 4 Collateral Trust 4 per cent. bonds] trom the Thaw case, moval is received. It 1s asserted by| among the “strong arm” ‘men who ‘41 Broadway 969 Broadway 707 Broadway 1185 Broadway «(th and a , all on the te. > es ® " 241 Broadway 7 ? suid, a Bo ven Ie Ri amen ies Bhe expressed the opinion that the! fends of Thaw that several doter frorkea for both employers and union. 1968 Broadway 64 Nesen ‘Lo Nassau 30 Cortinndt 27 New ena ave box will be given Broadway and 28th, |. Alterations Free. #12 trimmed. Values u; Up |to $37.50 .. seeees Premiums 1 by J » Nominal ere ities of the original Chicago, Idland and Pacific Railway pemoeny, all intact but shruaken in enn tock, $75,000,000; former $175 per share; to-day's aale value $10 per share. Lone to the pub- home, ‘Thaw himself seemed undisturbed Ho was evidently in good sptrite and Joked with callers, Ho was much pleased by a telephone message from his mother in Pittsburgh, in which “He must submit himself to disct- pline and ho must show by construc- tively good conduct,” she said, “for several years that he is deserving of freedom and « safe member of soci- Cigarettes You smoke one package of Camel Cigarettes and you'll know why Turkish and estic tobaccos expertly blended ety.” whe aasured him the fight for his lib G make a more pleasing smoke than cither ki Ne 947,000,000. orty was by no means ut an end Xf straight. The cost of the choice quality on reat property, fae, alin | WIE OFT NG OE , MBERTIES | in fw reupnet howavnr, Thaw han) f ncomcbeingeeet agi tf hands of the public and wood. Q changed markedly, He refuses abso- ‘These will not be disturbed. Grose losses to the public Haehd on par values, $281,(000,000, THAW WON'T RETURN HERE IN THRTY DAYS | | ASERTHSLANERS @oatinued trom Firet rage.) Dr. Raymond F.C, Kieb, Superin- tendent of Matteawan, who had been in charge only @ short time when Thaw escaped, said to-day when Thaw comes buck “everything that can will be done to insure that be does nut go out again,” which Is taken to mean Thaw will not enjoy lutely to talk about his case, Kor the first time he has turned a deat ear to_newspaper men Despite the strain that he has beon under since his escape from Matten- wan par ako last Tuucust, ‘Thaw | poars in good health, He has Im- | ved physically during his at . having spent much time in the | open air and exercised regularly: of premiums or coupons. sno tongue-sting not unpleasant, cigaretty after-taste with Camels. 20 for 10 cents and you can’t buy a more delightful cigarette. 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