The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1915, Page 8

Se ee OF STEALING UNDER DETECTIVES’ NOSES: EA IN SHOES Is UNS into their shoes, | apirac a his Br toot bath, asthe only | high seas by planting bombs on liners am It te expected Albertus Verkayok | Venting sore feet. Bold | will be indicted for complicity in the dynamite plot ‘and lasting treatment for easing t stores every- jonent FREE, Addrons, LeRoy, U.BAL New AMERICAN WOOLEN COMPANY Proposed Transfer of Charter from New Jersey to Massachusetts in Stockholders of the American Woolen Company are reminded that the three months fixed in the agreement for the deposit of stock to approve and make effective the transfer of charter from New Jersey to Massachusetts ex an ae 14, 1915, insure the success of the plan, you are urged to de post vsr stock before that day with either the G Gaara tas. of New York or the Old Colony PREDERICK AYER, WILLIAM M. WOOD, GEORGE E. BULLARD, ANDREW G. PIERCE, Jr. WHEATON KITTREDGE, PHILIP STOCKTON, EUGENE V. R. THAYER, HENRY P. BINNEY, ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILL, ALBERT H. WIGGIN, An unusual value is the Columbia Gra- fonola ‘‘Leader’’ at $75. The same model also comes with an unusually convenient record filing device. Price $85. THE AB®OLIAN HALL Alleged Bomb Took Auto Supplies as Police Sought Him. Makers of the Aeolian- Vi —largest manufacturers of musical instruments in the world THE EVENING WORLD, TH! ABDAY, Girl Witnesses in Murder Case Who Retracted — = Plotter Boldl They Say SHAVE DISGUISED HIM Grand Jury Hears More t dence To-day Bomb when sia other men were ar Planting on Ships soning wumnr f euip rested in Weat New York kt 3d » few oan og ured of ne on Sea aeoane’ | ‘The Federal Grand Jury had a long | stolen autor tires in hie poe — poe Allied Troop |! k tooday at the #hip-destroying ap- | eemsion make tse of Allen's Foot—Hase y of) The authorities have just te it takes the friction from the shoe and ut. Kobert Fay He is accused of | the tires were stolen a fow weeks Fests the feet, Thir fout powder, shaken | trying blew up with dynamite|from a $1.00 shipment # inte the ahoes of soldiers, has rh | factories and ships carving mani-| pier of the White Star in wee in the Seen eae bell tions to the allies, Many witnesses | York, consigned to the allies by the pe ht orem « the tmnt. were heard as to the activities of | st or Manhattan. They aay Ver o> p ooapibasinns the tel | ay, Walter I. Michols, Dr. Herbert |kayck returned and tole here even over, who ereshaking Allen's Foot=Kase, | Kienzle and others accused of con- | while he knew the police were look- y t commit “piracy” on the|ing for him. He wd off Wi beard and otherwise changed hin looks could, but the police eve ho must have had help from ome employes of the With the tres, Verkayek, they say, took §2,000 worth of magnetos from motor trucks in the same shipment, Acting Police Captain Tunney and) Detective Harnite, who trailed Fay and Schols at their bomb exparime nts | Weehawken and arrested (hem there, and Detectives Murphy, Walsh and Sterrett, who followed Fay and Paul Siebs to their meetings with | Dr, Herbert Klenale, testified to- day | before the Federal Grand Jury Carl Wettig, a che: of No, 1 Rattery Place, also testified he rold chlorate of potash to Biebs, who, ac- cording to his statement, was a pur- chasing agent of explosives for Fay and Scholz, hin brother-in-law, When much as bh He fied from bi York home to New Jersey at T. N. T., Wettig became alarmed and notified the authorities, with the re- sult that Fay and Scholz were ar- rested. W. J. Flynn, Chief of the Service, was again a witness, and two others, Felix Lauter and a man named Zinkernagel, of Bridgeport, Con were called to testify they met Pau Daecke in Bridgeport when, it is al- leged, Daeche was making inquiries Committee of Directors Advisory Committee N our experience we have found the dura- bility of the Columbia reproducing sur- face unequalled. If you will carry your memory a few years back, you will recall that all phonogra- phic records were ‘‘ scratchy '’— certainly when compared with the records of today. This unpleasant quality was due to the char- acter of the composition from which the record was made, ‘Toavoid “‘scratchiness"’, records are today made differently. But while the Columbia Records have no superior in their freedom from ‘‘scratch’’, their reproducing surface is far more durable than that of any other discs on the market. It is this fact which accounts for their long life.. They resist the repeated pressure of the needle for a longer time than any other records with which we are familiar. Next subject in this paper —‘‘ Popular Music produced at the crest of its popularity."’ FIVE REASONS why you should buy FIVE REASONS why you should buy Columbia Records themat Aeolian Hall I Greatestdurabilityof I Largest demonstrat- reproducing surface ing rooms — second to none in quiet and ckest produc (omit. Qu t of new popular II Hi II Il IV Salespeople whose musical education is not contined to store experience, Arrangements may be made to purchase records on 4% | Distinct superiority of instrumental music. Moderate-priced op- eratic records knowledged len approval, V Price: 85c for ten- IV Periodical submis- inch double - dise ; sion of records on n approval — delivered to your home, $1.00 for twelve double-disc; #200 to $3.00 for double - disc operatic records, The convenience of ® charge account, AEOLIAN COMPANY 29 WEST 42wo STREET NEW YORK ‘oration and the famous Pianola Sieba came for the higher explosive, | , Secret | RL WITNESSES iS Heady to Go the Route for Chwne Declare Pair W Trial Is Denied got a nee ene FREDA HORNER os ee Hing Ming ' ° ' 1 rive for a high explosive which could not | gang ina y two of Owney's mer f i New York Daceho te art iieler and Jobn MeArdie jer arrest tn Jersey City. The are Sing Bing for the Thome in the confidence of United tat orney Marshall beliewe that Frieda Horucr Was arrested to-day indictn may returned to-| a) N Ka y-eiguth Street morrow Word can om Wash s plosiona were heard before the @ lly why neces ware discovered. That the © was due to pro-Ger- mar etivities te t doubted, The Futerpe te under ¢ rtor to the frit. sh Governme has made three | f |ton to-day that nt Attorney | poy ‘ ae ‘ ounced that the men would be pros. | yang n * on a charge of conspiring te 7 M commit a felony. Thin falle under!) lay sed to give Ownoy a new NOVEMBER 4, and Are Arved ON HELDFOR PERRY ,|MAYR'S Wonderful 1915. 4 mp help wine cater conms ander A FINE TREATMENT FOR CATARRH VY TO MAKE AND COBTS LITTLE BAD STOMCAH? ONE DOSE. OF Remedy »| ShouldConvince You That Your Is Unnecessary | Suffering section 12 of the code relating to | tri, Piracy and other offenses on the oigh iy giris were held by Ma OT cic: iadictimsatd sade: toad Cobb in the Centre Street ¢ stl tate rn and hr] an affidavit charging perjury. They itt: 4 ried went cucerfully to cells in the Tombs. [Commissioner Houghton, but” his | Wat “ied away by Owney Stadden, pron ad bar (orp ironed will be po deat after Frie a complained to} goer at. ee Grand ary hi raion | iin, This, Frieda swore at Owney's ! trial, She said Owney told her he| | bad sent two men up to kill Patay. j LAWYERS TRAFFIC IN STOLEN RECORDS TOWN THEIR SUITS: Trio Confesses Insurance Con- | cern's Files Were Ransacked ( and Contents Sold. Acting upon Instructions from Pre- Attorney Lockhardt to-day began !n-| who, it have been buying information tained by theft from the files of in surance companies in this city, in or- der to combat the companies tn law suits. ged, Haessig, twenty-five years old, Fifth Street, Lynch, forty-three, of No. 1097 Pacific | Street, Brooklyn, were arraigned to-| day in the Court of Special Sessions | charged with the larceny of records from the Aetna Accident and Liability Company of No. 100 WilHam Street. The thr re charged with having sold these records to John Sweeney, Robert Stewart, Willlam Butler, John M. Ward and Charles Dunn, Haessig, Schuchman and Lynch pleaded guilty to the charge of un- lawfully taking and publishing @ pri- vate paper, a misdemeanor under Seo- tion 551 of the Penal Laws. At the request of Mr. Lockhardt, Justice Sal- mon paroled the three on their bond of $500 each for one week to await sentence, Meantime the men prom- ised to wid the District Attorney in the investigation ordered by Justice Sal- mon, Haessig wan employed by the Aetna company as an investigator, Schuch- nan ne of the company's files. that they began sell- ing information last May to Lynch, who confesses t e sold the in- formation to lawyers in Brooklyn and this city for sums ranging from $26 to $160, In his cont trict Attorn he was app suggested ¢ by selling th to lawyers who ha: pending against th “T remember 0: sion to Assistant Dis- neh says hed by Haessig, who ompany case for which 1 | paid Schuchman $25 for the records and for which I received from Robert Stewart of Brooklyn,” Lynch sald <eengnetnans FISHERMEN PICKED UP. boat Saved by F t Boat, ple Eight men were landed at ship. To Rent at Minimum Rates aiding Justice Salmon of the Court of | Special Sessions, Assistant District | vestigating the methoda of certain ~ | Brooklyn lawyers, ob-| Blight Who Started Ont on Motor-| had dropped its rudder and was adrift | them well and strong. about three miles east of Ambroge Light- The men had started from Canarsie | When Owney's motio. for a new } trial came on Frieda, a» well as Mar- rie and Willie tt, a sailor, swore their t my at the murder trial was fa sid that Assistant District | Attorr Devel had made them tes- tify t way. Cross examination by Assi t District Attorney Edwards in sa have bri down their story completely, V Mott saiied | for China a week aj States « + Hrooklyn. | Judge Nott to-day denied tie mo-| tion for a new trial and denounced | the girls and Mott for the: obviously untr sation that Mra. Marian }M. 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