The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1915, Page 11

orderly conduct 1pm; |yeare. ‘Three brothers were here when BY ALOW STRUCK T SPARE PARENT Peter Ryan Held on Charge of Manslaughter When Drunken Relative Dies. main. brothers came to Theodore. He permi ‘When Harry and Isidor heard their brother was under arrest at the West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street Station, they hurried there and voiced their opinions of the police so strenu- ously that it was deemed best to lock GUARD MAKES ESCAPE AFTER SHOOTING BOY Youth Tries to Force Way Into Boxing Match at Casino and Is Wounded, John Tracy, the eighteen-year-old youth who was shot by @ uniformed guard last night at the Harlem River Casino, One Hundred and Twenty- fitth Street and Second Avenue, was pronounced out of danger to-day by surgeons at Harlem Hospital Hi assatiant has not been apprehended and the police do not even know his nam: eo, Detectives Murphy and twenty-elght, of No. 851 Bast Sixty- second Street, who was the compan- fon of the missing guard and who, they say, witnessed the shooting. He declared he did not know the name of the special policeman, lem River Casino the detectives sald they were unable to learn the identity of the shooting guard. Tracy told the police he was trying to see the boxing matches in the Ca- sino. He said he saw several men get by the spectal policeman by handing him a small piece of money. He told the guard that if he didn’t let him through the gate he would notify the Then, he said, the guard His story is corroborated by Harry Johnson, eighteen years old, of No. 816 East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street, door neighbor, who was with him, O'Leary was held until Friday by ‘ate Appleton in the Harlem Peter Ryan, a young milk man of No, 84 West One Hundred and Twenty- fifth Street, was arrested. to-day charged with being responsible for the death of his brother John, who died in the Knickerbocker Hospital last night After a struggle. The actual cause of death was given as alcoholic coma and @ fractured skull. The brothers had for years been constant companions. Several months ago John, who was thirty, seven years his brother’s senior, started to drink. ny, | of age, and during Change of Lite I sut- SLAIN POULTRY KING'S SONS ARE ARRESTED) + UNABLE TO GO TO WAR, RESERVIST ENDS LIFE “What good is life if it cannot be given for its country?” sald Theodore Lenckar, a young German clerk who had vainly tried to get back to fight for the Fatherland, to Mrs, Sagmore Scharnikow, In whose home at No. 234| letter will be opened, read and| answered by ourt, with bail fixed at $5,000, Distracted Over Father’s Murder, Show Antipathy to Police. General antipathy to policemen and detectives, because of the failure of the Police Department to find the assassins of Barnett Baff, the poultry dealer, led Baff's three sons, Harry, William and Istdor, into trouble last Harry and Isidor were fined East Eighty-ninth Street he boarded. | Mrs. Scharnikow fout ight Court for dis- Beauty and Brains ' In one Sweet lump Beaut., and brains never lodge inthe same spot, so ¢hey say. Bole Biffle rot fad 7 Bod ‘ And don’t forget that out in California we have built a ificent city—the wonder city of the universe—so that these famous y-ground worthy of their talent, That city isa moving-picture id it’s only a few short miles from Los Angeles, on the direct line of the ‘Watch your theatre for UNI AL pictures, 4h for them. Demand them for until you see them, you have not seen the det in moving pictures. 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MAIN BUILDIN( pric * Embroideries and 45¢ Val. Lacee—edgings and insertions; sale * price, piece. sevee 290 heads; each. be 69¢ Organdie Flouncings— 36 to 40 inches wide; sale price, yd........... 490 Furniture Globe Fresh Fish Fresh Veg tables LETTUCE—h FRESH CAUGHT SEA BASS Tbe...» if H. P, SAUCE— 19¢ | reg. 24c bottle. PANCY MARACAIBO COFFEE 10 tbe, #1.00; 19¢ 4 pri 5% Ibs. 815 Ib : ITE TURNIPS, New Young ew Scotch brand; San Bernardo fancy Cal- ert fru ‘ 15e 2 | 12¢ | Goabarati SUD. COFFER $11 “Stearns & Foster” Felt Mattresses — 50 Ibs.; roll-ed, cove ered in fancy art tick- 10-tb, drum, $3. ing; 100% layer felt; B-1b, canister IMATO SOU! $22.50 Brass Bed Out- BEST FAMILY TEAS~ 0 fite—consisting of 2- or ib, caddy, 4 inch continuous post to. ; brass bedstead, Rome- | SPECIAL PLANTATION TEAS 5 i link spring and soft —green, black or mixed; 5 | . top mattress; sale Sib. caddy, 82:75; Ge | WHOLE TOMATORS- Pen tb : ality fancy Jersey Tomatoes; PURE BREAKFAST en, $1.65; l4ce COCOA—4 Ibs, & Sig-inch can, . Fountain quality Premium $7.75 $4.20 $1.00 7M. bag, BBe Double 4v¢ Green Trading Stamps Till 12 o’ Clock — Single Stamps Thereafter tease eee