The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1915, Page 4

re connected had a nice, comfort- bie fire, The firemen smelled smoke Morris Epstein smelled money a Where was « settlement, but Hpsteln didn't gat a cent. He told the brothers they had better pay the dowry and SUCH A BUSINESS (YOY! THAT INK NANRUSS, DT! He Landed Isidore and Harry and Morris and Himself All in Jail. PRESIDENT HELPS. es Mr..Wilson—Oy! A Fine Man! —tLets Izzy Stay Out to ' « - Blevaloe Operator Crashed te Stop Car. ie or Teaving employees out of an ele- . at the fixth floor on the Thirty~ "pth Street side of the Tiffany Bulld- | ine, wll Fifth Avenue, Patrick Sullivan, Be stepped out of the car, As ie ic started i, He they didn’t, ne just binted to he fire insurance company. “He's a bad egg,” Isador watd at this point in the story. After the fire there came a nice, comfortable bankruptey. ‘There was only $7,000 in aswets shown by the Rabinowit Brothers, manufacturers of flounces, and there was something over $20,000 worth of Habilities, The “Yinix’’ Morris had got nothing out of the fire, so he tried the bankruptey, but still there was no chance of get- ting even a portion of the “dot.” ‘Then Morris, or should It be “Maw- russ,” went after the bankruptey affair, He 8 sure that the marriage rettloment money was in that bank cash, ‘That was in 1910, but whon 1912 came and the brothers were discharged from bankruptey and he still saw no money, he went to the United States District Attorney. He some of the missing assets md to warehouses and were being used to establieh another firm. The three Rabinowitz brothers and Harry Bokal were tndicted as a remult of what he said before the Federal Grand Jury, and Morris Epstein seemed to know so much about the matter he was indicted too. INDICTMENT AND CONVICTION A FAMILY MATTER, Kpstein, Bokal and the three Rabine owitz brothers were convicted of con- spiracy in hiding assets in a bank- y veding. 4 llar’s mouth, that shouted Isador Ra- whe © aprane back t between the Vernal men to his} climbed into the ly down to the floor fifted Sullivan ¢ Simp ital he pi ivan was forty pr How BUT ruptey No Mystery _ “There is no ‘‘ mystery” in our ability to serve you at our reasonable prices.| “1's fino jintx brother-in-law! © With every pair of Harris | what nobody should have, it’ « tnno- ~ —two dollar or more—masses | cence like a lamb, It's # stone-blind _ We include the services of an | justice goddess what makes my » Oculist (Registered Physician). | brothers go to Atianta, but It’s a fine * Time and again we hear— “How is it possible’—or “I have paid an Oculist $10.00 ) for an examination alone?” -'The answer is simple—we do the Largest Optical Busi- ness in the World; the cost of our professional services is distributed over an enormeus Run the Business. was su business,” was Isidor Rabinowits's Janati why President Wilson vex him to manage the business he and his brothers conducted while bis! brothers go to jail. When they come out be then goes to Atlanta and to Jail. It all etarted with the “Jintx,” Morris Epstein, getting married to Clara Bokal, She was a sister of In conspir binowitsz at this point of the story. number of examinations-4_, he |Harry Bokal and of Mrs, Isador| Morris Epstein was eurprised to find z, individual cost to us of Hach | Rabinowitz, whose husband was bd elit ae Deen reser, en examination is trivial. granted a respite by President Wileon | wiich he had counted was in the ace bee that he might support the families of | focroted axsets, and he did three Our Business is Big because | pforris and Harry Rabinowits and|months in. the penitentiary. The dollar's |eonduct their business while they | others got fifteen months in the At- we Ce you a full worth of real value and ser- vice for every dollar with us. This is the * of every big business poland = aa a isno MYSTERY about ‘al Jail and they appealed wen out on ball since, and a tale. were in jail and they might support his family when he went to jail, If they all went together who would look after the business? Morris 1 in claims that when he married Clara he dot + you make It a wholesale of $5,000, On the day bef | pric But United States Commis- riage merchandise of the value of | sioner Shields didn't, and they put $5,000 was placed in a warehoure and | UP the full $15,000 ball while they ap- ale ho was to got it, On the day after | POC peats failed. Meanwhile they the marriage he went to the ware-| had become associated with the In- house and, oy-oy, such a business! |ternational Flouncing Company at Some one had taken out the $5,000|No. 102 Prince Street, and business worth of merchandise the day before. zou span s pe 000, and when the brothers were arraigned in court one of them stepped up and said: “€ wince the whole family is yo le ree SIR COURTENAY “BENNETT. TO RETIRE AS CONSUL Brittsh Government Warmly Com- mends Him for Long and Dis- tinguished Service. Sir Courtenay Waiter I deh Consul General in New t 1907, is retiring on a pension, having attained the age limit after nearly forty yoars of service, fourteen of which have been spent in the United Bt nderstood that Sir Courtenay, who leaves for bis place in Devon- shire, England, next month, and who was knighted last yer, has received the warm approval of the British Gov- ernment for his service during his long and distinguished caroor. ee WOMAN FOILS ATTEMPT TO SET TENEMENT AFIRE day by the smell of # It to @ closet in the #e way of the bullding and there fc und two lighted candles, surrounded by rags and paper saturated with kero- sone. She @nuffed out the candles and then notified the pollee, who sent As- sistant Fire Marshal’ Finn to the house, He questioned the twenty- four families living in the building, but was unable to get a clue as to who tried to act fire to it. ——o— 700,000 bushels this ar, or an aver- 3 bushels, accord- Auto Concern Ra TOLEDO, 0, Jv Overland Automobile announced a 6 hourly rates of Waxes. —The Willys- Company departments on 5 men are affec The tyetogate $626,000 in the first year cenieneilia Alfonso Asks MADRID, Spain, June fonso has requested lre was good, If the firm waa left with- out them again what would happen? i | cane 8 PROFIT IN FIRE AND BANKRUPTCY. Bo they appealed to the President, ‘Then the trouble started. 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