The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1916, Page 3

t v ar GANG ‘Women, Blamed for Mexican Movie PEACEMAKER ONY HEADS FORM [sem — Soo GOTULS.SENATOR Sy Republican Politicians, Deny That |NCAMBLINGROW, ‘SORT OF HONOR AT Sos “2 INMETFORS20,00 They Inspired Malodorous Pictures W\RDERER FLEES SETH LOW'S FUNERAL Bo Po Sree De —E yor af ther vable : : Miss Frances A. Kellor ; Ma sal 1 Other Notable € a = to fener Asserts, on the Other Dick” Weldon, Well Known atten Karly Service fe i nother Victim, a Woman, Hand, That the Idea Is in Sporting ¢ les, Is Sho eight ind Employees N F h ' Fleeced of $50,000 Revolting to American Dead in I klvn _— . eW as tons of cose dhe Rt wv, he funeral of formes Mover FIVE HELD IN CHICAGO, gy ne dha ate conten! id eek th the Moment Commission Frees All Prisoners, he Blam a lig Nag eg, Bond ote aga ot oa eee eee whet the nee medes ape-—get © compre Except Those Accused of Do Not Pr te fal : ~ ' U : ee - ‘ Be wee . . ett | oA all the wre ie or one sie (A + a ject Personal Issues or ever f| emplopse on bis cotta (itt oe thet yee weer a8 0 —_ - the Pratt Men santas teen of the Stew Corn! Ja vorite that 1 truly ecomemte CHICADO, sept 9 ‘Morality Campaign" oe Oh. bhara'e § ane canes = Ts oor Peas Uae ee feant James Finan, of the New York Into Their Work at All, don Bi eo yet ng sad one, on re train priry Lgl panticd pry oes Sea a aril re eprint st he She Declares. WUhOe Pageining conselousness # bait ot any price that meets your views na of Diackmatic five of whose alleged members are “The women 4id 1 Buen hi the priv fietal now under arrest in thie elty, aid Janation miven by Repub of peacemaker when he received his) A mounted ort of poles, can t y that evidence that the eyndi- pA soy A - the moving gy mortal wound, The ay ay be spe by acting Captain Walsh jov ina by | Heid for use in Li je gavage pr led the cortege to the ohureh. cate Gas ottempies to Cnenmes 8 mn, Which showed at o'clock this morning and that IMM) The serviess were conducted by the! United tates se Hughes's ca the Bast out ¢, pa je by Villiet bandite Toman of $20,000 nad been collected, but thet Cathollc nuns. Jame which ball & dosen chauffeurs’ Greer and Dr. R. @. Alaop, Rector of prosecution wae given up when the Therefore, the Women's Commit had started, John Coyle, watehman| #, Anne's Eplecopal Church, of( FY pends toh 4 aaa Henator refused to become @ witness bbl bea ‘i agee| Hughea Reyes er A a ve pita Hye Hrooklyn, of which Mr. Low wae a| It you went on « shopping trip ia es to be placed on record as op et : ones ©) veatryman, Taria, you would have to visit ever; A Stato judge IB New vosed to the Injection of rell ‘e [the gambling, Weldon endeavored to] phe musteal programme @ung by chop le that city of styles to ove such victimised for several (hous gues in politics, and to deplore the [have his companions leave the place,|ine regular church choir, under the @n sssortment as the sew Fashion eand Gellare, Finan calé. Use of personalities and the circula jbointing out that Coyle was lable to! girsetion of the organist, Dr. C. Le Shop offers. Finan declared that if the prisonere ton of atories affecting the private | lone his Job if they continued to play.| daftord, included hymna welected by Uicoraire, Mepea-son . chemies : lives of candidates in the national | A free-fov-all Meht followed, and] the widow. er ee ate ‘eguthe 4 were not taken back to Philadelphia den: tt ended Weld fs with Georgette sleeves—the entire wi ended eld was lying Of) 4 procession of the clergy, veatry- coterie of fashion favorites. on the kidnapping charge they would) Mince the publication in The World the floor with @ bul a be taken to Now York, where, he says, they have @ sure case against them. He aleo said @ Haltimore woman gave up $50,000 tn hush money to the gang Investigation of the operations of nuns While Woodrow Wilron slept at mobile, The car was found at Hoyt! frown and William Kamond Curtis the alleged blackmailing syndicate Ms desk, it has been asserted by and Fulton Streets an hour later, the! ‘phey were followed by the honorary | was transferred to Washington tem. PAanto-atricken Republicans that the two men apparently having @ban-) pallbearers; Mayor Mitchel, Dr, John! At the Fashion porartly to-day by the departure of H. Finley, Oscar 8. Straus, BE. Hinton G. Clabaugh, local agent of Mance were responsible for this in hattan. A revolver with one chamber Ouserpriage, thu Root, TM. Has New Shop the Department of Ju for @ con- pidge ie cca hea religious ts Weldon was one of fifteen book-| ley, Cleveland H. Dodge, William G sultation with Attorney General *ves Into the campaign, makers arrested at the Hrighton| Willcox, R. Fulton Cutting, Prof. Wt. Gregory. By Frances A. Kellor, | reigious issue in this campaign but mental things which can pe optained | Heach racetrack several years axel iam M. Sloane, Robert W. DeForest Nineteen West 34th Street Cladaugh dented the relonse of the Chairman Women's Committee of the! devoting Its energies to personal only through political action, auch as) When the anti-racetrack gambling JW) 4 dean oprumbull thise prlacners @hom Mis, Kiloper National HuphBS Al anes: Jattacks on Mr. Wilson, & “united ‘citizenship, Atnericaniam, | Yas enforced: tle had taken an ac.| Following the pallbearers came the When the Women's Committee was one standard of living, industrial and | shie? mournere and the fami falled to identify would weaken the My attention haa been called to a!atarted, it was With the idea of es- soclal preparedness, economical and | Greenpoint section, In recent years] chint mourners Mad the family per. Government's case. etatement which ms to indicate t#bdlishing a now impersonal standard ent national housekeeping, pro —s end r rere i en . < W. C. Woodward, for whom the po- that the Women's Committes of the {2 women's, work in politics." The fomen and oblidren tn ts | tes in Madison Bquare Garden Cun — — — - — Nee have been searching since Sat- Hughes Alllance is not only raising NOmen Of this country believe thal opportunity ey the pelea AVNUG AC Waabingicn Pare ee ee ww www www www ww ww wowem. = s America nee certain big funda. and national action on ail urday, walked into the court room of nina 'o matters. Brooklyn, Commissioner Foote Wednesday and gave himself up on advice of C. BE of the scenario prepared by Hal Reid for use by the Republican Campaign Committee which purported to show attacks by Villista bandits on fleeing Women of ne National Hughes Al Ruseell, James Christian and Mrs. referred to tn a description as of “the It has been our constant policy, and we are to-d 8 we have been, con- ered by Captain Coughiin of the Siath Branch Detective Bureau show that Weldon was acting the role diately the tin bis right temple. Captain Coughlin says the man who did the shooting, accom- panied by the man who started the argument, left (he garage in an auto- doned it to take the subway for Man- TEMPORAL PAPAL POWER nephews Lew, tnd, Henjamin Curtie Low, and Heth Low Pierpont r took part in @ crap! Rector, mi wan, Pike, Henry W. Munroe, Oharies 6 ceeded the coffin into the church. The w Dr Kari Hetland, Bishop en and honorary pallbeares pre. | try was represented by J. P, Mor. Dr. James W. Markos, H. than aay other store in America All at their intrinsic values, with- out premium because of their correct design and desirability. No Charge for Alterations CAMMEYE % Helen Evers. In the meantime Judge! plack-as-mid: “ ducting constructive campaign. ° Erbatein, his lawyer. midnight” type. She has ” K. M, Landis, in the United States jet black i Our emphasis ts upon electing Mr. ‘ “I bave done nothing,” he said to jack hair and eyes and the pink, S 0 A the District Attorney, “but if the pieiateinata td be 8 Gade ee eas skin that enhances them. Tall; | FAV RED IN GERM NY, u STAMPED ON A SHOE arn: it ee @ prisoners for the re-land slender, she ts posse: lieve, will give ——— er rene eee cat turn to them of the letters, tele- sp posseneea (Ot 8 13 . BANS STANDARD OF MERIT He was released on $3,000 ball. Before Clabaugh left he and Charles F. Clyne, District Attorney, clashed, grams and pictures taken when they were arreated, | brightness of manner which even the ten ney of @ cell does not dim, It was to her that some woman in St. the greatest measure of the things we believe in. being true, It Is incon- we should in any Catholic Newspapers Lead in Move to Draw Vatican From Ital- 6'" AVE. AT 20" ST. for pomsersion of Mra. Regina Kitp- LN Haven tet oetan bea sth: mail sent a mysterious telegram: i gare of ian Influence. Nadelphia, alleged to h. that far “Simon says thumb } | per of Philadelphia, alleged to have expected than thoes already wads. y “nds up. Two men ki LONDON, Sept. 20.—A movement ] been kidnapped by the biackmallers to prevent their prosecution. Mrs. Klipper was brought to Chicago yes- terday and taken immediately to Cla- baugh's offices and was there more than an hour before the District At- torney learned of her arrival Only four of the band arrested in| ante in Chicago would waive exam-'in Chicago alding the prosecution of The bail of William Butler, held there |as @ member of the band, was in- lereased to $50,000, and his brother George was placed under @ bond of | | $2,000 for examination’ next week. | Philadelphia heard that the defend- Chicago are now in custody there, {nation Friday and consent to return Jere holding me. ;cape.” The message has puzzled the de- jtectives, who are seeking the sender in St. Louts, Mrs. Regina A. Kipper, who is the jehief witness for the Government, ts Watch the fire es- the band. She identified the three the Federal officials include a Repre- sentative in the Western Judge. Congress and a The first is said to and all of it has dealt with record and work of the Democratic it in favor of re-establishment of the temporal power of the Pope ts re- ported by the Amsterdam correspon- dent of the Exchange Telegraph Com- pany, to have been inaugurated by Roman Catholic newspapers of Ger- y, with the idea of drawing the n wholly away from Italian in. in 1870, at the time of the ending of | the temporal sovereignty of the Pope, All Austria d German Catholic $5.50 In Paris Brown, Slate Gray and Dull Kidskin Lace. Calfskin Lace. | e United States Commissioner Mark A.|to Philadelphia for trial. Counsel| men still in custody as having had Committee has issued |" Valka Ballercik crane | ch Mh part in holding her at the Windsor Campaign Service and rah 5 0 Foote discharged Mrs. Edward Done- for the three men still held admitted) Proves “Montreal, and added many des | eeber pablications hundreds of thou. | ment Cat per anerere ie auareg ® ° hue Mrs. Frances Chapman and 43 much, but said that he expected to taiiy to her already important story. of pieces of Iiterature, and not | °** saying bia given free hand e James Bland because of lack of evi-| Obtain the discharge of Mra. Evers. {The Government agents decline to atement has yet been chal. | {0 German Ue oe is ee hpi dence. He continued until Friday! Helen Evere ts the beauty of the|**¥ what her new evidence Includes. |fenged Its research department has [TK the law of | Papal guarantees e In Mahogany Russia } the cases of Edward Donahue, Harry band arrested in Chicago, She tele NG acu’ at cuertion reported to| furnished | voluminous Information, | i131) nd ‘| e e Franklin Simon a Co Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Announce for Thursday in their New Paris Millinery Shop (Fourth Floor) An exclusive representation of the lat- ~ est and most authoritative Paris Mil- $35,000. The Federal agents de- scribed one of the most successful arty, and not with its leader. have given up $6,000 and the second {has been our policy not. to women used by the band as “a m ing picture actress.” —_— 2s BLACKMAIL VICTIMS TO BE SHIELDED FROM UNDUE NOTORIETY | WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—The heads of the Department of Justice | bureaus of New York, Chicago and | | Philadelphia held a conference here to-day to discuss plans for the prose- cution of the alleged blackmailers | under arrest in Chicago. The officials of the department | realize the difiiculties facing them in obtaiming the lestimony of those who | have been blackmailed by the sordid | system of the gang, and although | , there is determination to presocute the cases to the limit, the conference spent much time considering how this is | bring tion Wilson’s name, except where ms have been made for bis lead- ip which the facts have shown to_be otherwise. We are presenting to women not only the record of Mr. Hughes and the reasons for voting for him, but also the reasons why woinen in the interests of thelr political develo ther in greater solidarity and point of view which ts the sound politics, The Women's Campaign Train, which ew York on Oct. 2 to make of twenty-elght States, oted to thia same object—to together the political interest of women all over the country, which in @ political way has heretofore been focused only on the Suffrage iss and to make the whole force of won en's Interest In social betterment as sume the political solidarity it must have if it Is to be effective in a national way. D any one Shink thet the Mr. 1 papers are following this lead, the despatch says, The movement ts be- Heved to have been Inaugurated by Cardinal Hartmann, Archbishop of Cologne, with the idea of gaining rep- rewentations for the Vatican at the peace conference after the war, ——> BROADWAY'S LURE LEADS YM. 6. A. LODGER TO JAIL Police Say Clerk Confessed to Rob- | bing Employers After Start- | ing Gay Life, After confessing, according to the police, to Detectives Brown and Meyer that he had taken more than $1,000 belonging to his employe; Herman Behr & Co, sandpaper deal- ers at No, 61 Broadway, Gomer B, Davies, living at the Bronx 1, M. Cy A. building, No. 470 East One Hun- <_< ee we ow ww we ww eae ee ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ee = $5.00 In Black Kid and White Snow Buck, Button & Lace. $5.00 In Patent Leather and Gun Metal Calf, Button with Black Cloth Tops. There’s Style and Value linery for Autumn and Winter, by Might be effected with the smallest dred and Sixty-Arst Street, was ar. & FS eoriat ‘aigned in Centre Strat Court this | such world famous Paris artists as: CL Gren WV CRe Een a IPP Ca Caco taal afternoon. , B a jaye 4 Davies, who had worked for the . e : possible all prosecutions pending in any way inject the firm for three. yeare wae untll Fe. e Chicago, Philadelphia and New York| into it? HE Phat a ’ fet Vor roMr. Hu ye be. 8 ona, ‘omiai i . Maria Guy Georgette POLITICAL NOTE. Hove that the social work and social fiEht man, Kenedy bewan te reach ( Marie Lancret Maison Lewis ALBANY, Sept, £0.—It appears |in* every city’ of the country’ have *4yiDK UP nights with vicious com: | | Vi F ° that Mr, Calder hae drought |iong been interested, and for which Panions Along Hroadway. | Inquiry, tt ty e aiue tf Caroline Reboux _ Evelyne Varon down the bacon, shay have, long been working to the Mclulmel, owed Ne mad an auto: | s A. Groult Odette fc, |AROr74 WIM Regt be aed (py the Suel eae tra Hu uae, Peet amine ] {| The woman who is looking for { An illustration cannot convey FF } i y ‘ % “|thia reason that women like Mrs, ihe triais of 4 tired business man. style in her Autumn Shoes will the value that is built into the Leontine Lucie Hamar WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Gen, Fun- | t mgon that women Ike MIe- ‘The stories were regarded as verified . a ston notified the War Department to: | ed een atten conditions When a diamond ring which he said find the model illustrated to her model we illustrate, so we urge } Jeanne Lanvin Jeanne Duc day that the First Vermont and Second ang “more adequate legislation. for Mad cost $200 was exhibited to office lik an Bhin Gas ior ' ye New York , Infantry Regiments would in industry, Miss Dreier and Chums as an intended present to a ing. you see e .or your: Susanne Talbot Camille Roger be returned to their home States as A ‘atl B. Davis, Young Broadway person, . if, 8 the speakers on the . Af expert accountant was called in qlt is a Cammeyer-designed eel. Mary & Annie Claudine Rouget to Giving thet “time” ana t© KO over: the books in charge of l eye gn ry oO 4 4 clelon't0 ‘send home, thrae hen tile orig ume, | Derik, and he had examined Sus model, with all the tiner points { As a study in value it is very Nadia Louison North ‘Carolina contingent, mpaian, has ° | rete nummoned " "O'' 0: shoemaking, such as you interesting—an example of what Paulette et Berthe by Frte | would ordinarily not expect to the Largest Retail Shoe House _UBROWNAV ILE, Pa, Sept, 20.—The amiog | P OSLAM and uind at so amall a price. in the World has accomplished ¥ " mm, aN ughee at | af y f P ss Conwell iy ae td cr ig POSLAM SOAP | | We especially recommend this in Value-Giving. Copies 0 aris Hats sate Bring Health of Skin to All Shoe because it combines style 4 And it {> only one of our many ECIAL NOTICES, Te eradicate cosema, acne, rashes, and service-giving qualities toa Autumn Styies that set up a new Wesiontes pepeaansrenn, of ous Pivcin Pascoe ‘ASK FOR and ORT 5 pimples or any olsin diastase Pouem s and high degree. standard of Shoe Value. 7 nery, also an extensive showing of stylish hats of 3 especially designed for the younger emart eet. 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