The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1916, Page 5

° f 2 , THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1916. 5 ; to my father, my children and my leaves for Indianapolis after mid- |Jary Ont 22 Hours in Case of Murder ’ sister.” "aw % N, _ Soctatiet of Ant-Catholic Lecturer, { The beoilae learned that. the Mr./ candidate for P; y GALVESTON, Tex,, Oct. 10.—The jury . Mockey of tho first note was a pro-| ‘© sleak ) evi . jon ihe WHY of , bation onieer appointed to seo that! candidate . Willian i at \ Panied by his full staff in brilliant Ort- Rovner obeyed the order of Magia-| Penney Stars er & year G0, Feported * ental uniform, Viscoumt Sato, the new trate Koenig of the Domestic Itela- | a p 10 o'clock Jay that it divgded Fir coutd not | a verdict. The Court refused Japanese Ambassador to the United tions Court, made three months axo, BULLETS FLY Il IN. HOLD-UP. short! States, to-day presented his credentials | that Rovner should not annoy his wife penintnth » President Wilson, withiformal greet: | for a year, Two Go Through Poltceman's Cap lrcanes oe ee tool mee Mrs, Rovner had left at home her) tetore Revolver Pser In Arrested. ing bet en the two Governments. | cnitdren, Lillian, five, and Henrletta,) Denis Shine, @ night worker, was re} four. |turning at 5 A. M. to-day to his home, es bd 91 South Sixth Street, Williams. | lock Saturday night a No, |Rovner Accused of Sending] HUGHES FOR HIGH TARIFF. brat when he was held tip at Berry Threat by Own Daughter to Sees In It the Only Basis for Futare 77 | aN st rust ar over at Her Grandmother. Mire ity. __|fired and the butlet mado a slight scalp Persistent denials of Benjamin Statements In Presid dent Wilson's Cin. apa a two bag at a Rovner, twenty-six years old, @ mov-|cinnati apeech, told an audience here to- | Thornton's revo! uae or ing picture machine operator, of No.|day that the $2,000,000,000 increase 1M | ‘Tierney for feo nd for | 2228 Seventh Avenue, that he had| American exports last year was duc Having a pistol ba : almost exclusively to the demand cre- i ~ “ 4 | fred the shots which killed his wife) sca by the Buropean war and cited « ww tated Leth ticben See Breakfast rolls like these under the arch of the New York/ statement by Chairman Hurley of the od fe Curtis, twenty-one ra old, Central viaduct at Park Avenue and!gederal Trade Commission to uphold|® Clerk, of No. 1191 De Kalb Avenue, | get men up early. Presto One Hundred and Seventh Street; %® Republican claim that America is | 6 Williamsburg, was jc by a stranger | “not prepared for post-Bellum competi at Knickerbocker Avent | Self-Raising Flour makes night, were met to-day by the] tion with lis | and ordered further delibera- has been out since 8 FOR TUESDAY ONLY BONWIT TELLER &,CO, » The Specially Shop of Onginations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Powers Street, thrust a revolver at a It license, ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL OFFERING OF Women’s Fashionable SUITS Priced for TUESDAY ONLY 34.00 A collection of distinguished modes, assembled from the regular stock. These Suits are developed in velour, broad- “cloth and gabardine of the favored shadings, also in smart Callot checks. The models take form in plain or semi-tailleur effects with fur collars and some touches of fur on sleeves. n Curtis ob: ed him He them every time. r the German Hospital, ed. atement of the dead woman's sister 100,000,000 increase,” Mr. resents almost CX: | queens demand ted by the What are we to do? eo safe course, It is idle nitions of work if there that not only had he slain his wife, | but that he planned wholesale murder, Rovner was arraigned before Cor- | t¢ . neg re eer iis no work. And you cannot have any oner Feinberg to charged with lasting basis for prosperity unless you the murder of his wife. He was held | apply. the Republican dociring of pro- without bail to await the inquest and, ‘ection to American securities.” ——$—$—$——_—_—_— was committed to the ‘Tombs. \ “Rovner stopped his little daugh- THE CANDIDATES. » ter on the street a few days ago,” ; | Miss Stella Weiss, the sister, said to- day at her h at No, 1701 Lex- ington Avenue, “and he told her toy gnadow Lawn, preparing hia speech g0 to hor grandmother and tell her] to pe delivered In Buffalo Wednes- he was going to kill her and the| day night. Catching up with ac- whole family, We thought he was; cumulated business from the White just talking, Mouse, “I went for a walk with my sister CHARLES E. HUGHES—Accom- pi e b: i vife, will v last night and we were just under Belumbug, Pints M., tiole Bene the viaduct when I heard a shot and} ville. and’ Je to deliver his address my sister fell. I turned and three a rere pg ite cmecy | from quarters feet away with a revolver in his Do You Suffer j hand stood her husband. He tm. d fire, a Gozen | mediately fired at me. nds rs galore. will Mr. Hughes From EyeStrain? "aim Of my coat, ‘The second grancd PIoECEOELeLeeetit tat tree el 'Then why continue to abuse yowr|] | my neck, 1 dropped and lay auict,| x Good O.d Home-Made *| eyes? Wear correct glasses andi}! pretending I was dead, He od! i ~=Family Cough Remedy * use of cosmetics, here is an n enty, inex- pensive way to clear it: , Spread on a little Resinol Ointment, Broadway at Ninth Men’s Clothing A Fine All-Around Stock We never had a finer. We don’t think there is as fine a stock in any other men’s store in the city. The fineness of it em- bre (1) fabr (2) pat- terns, (3) models, (4) quan- tities to choose from, in and overcoats, not q cleanse thy pores, lessen the tendency and leave the complexion clear. Resino! Soap and Resino! Oint all draggists. For samples of each, Det. #K, Resinol, Baltinore, Md. Resing makes sick skins well Is Where They Are and What They Are Doing To-Day. I DENT WILSON—at An Incomparable Assemblage of Women’s Tailleurs Simple and Costume Suits 6 first t singed the right ee you will marvel at the relief. over me a mi then Ih | x si be | Picked jors made them Featuring all of the most elegant and distinc- Examinations by Registered Eye two more shot Then tho erd jf Much, Bette han the Ready- * | ‘4 “4 Physicians. No charge or obligation. |] come. I think he handed the re-| x Motes Eresané Eat tive Paris-sponsored suit modes, _ together ee Perfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50,] | volver to some friend in the crowd, Pee eCe eer! ce 01 Ehulich Sons for nono was found on him." | if you combined the curative prop 4 Rovner was arrested in a drug lerties of every known “ready-made 2 Established 54 Yeare store at Madison Avenue and One |cough remedy, you would hardly . Hundred and Seventh Stre where jin them all the curative power t New York: sd ets gia i || | his wife's body had been carried, He |lies in this simple “he 350 ped ‘Av., 22d St.j] | Was rescued with difficulty from an |§}Tup which takes only 101 Nassau, at Ann St.|| ancry mob and Mr, and Mrs, Marcas jae Rare. ; ney | 17 West 42d_Street.|} Weiss, his wife's parents, He pro- | 4 Aken peice eevee f ounces | Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St., cor. Bon St.|] tested he had had no r F and lint a pint bottle and fill t I Aid no shooting, wut th se found two bullet holes thro his hat. ee Recently Mrs. Rovner and her hus- | piy band, parted and she has been living jeoug with her parents, Rovner, it is said |p has been trying to induce her to re- turn to him. The » revolver on R of the shoo floor of th with exclusive Bonwit Teller & Co. originations, Tailleur Suits, 29.50 to 75.00 Costume Suits, 59.50 to 350.00 all in Wanamaker shops, to W. ker specifica tions. fi as near individual custom - made suits and overcoats as reagly-to-wear garments ever can be. Sleh of It All | Fifty-five years in the business of men’s clothing. |, Five and a t decades of s ction., Constant | improvement of goods. A determination never to make or sell Door goods. A willingness to make good . The power of a great distribution to us the pick of the mills and markets at bottom prices. Hundreds of Suits at $18.50 Hundreds of Suits at $25 Hundreds of Suits pl $30 Hundreds at all prices from $18 Hundreds of overcoats on $ The Classic Fi ee ) bottle jain granulated sugar syrup. tal cost is about 54 cents and ou a full pint of really better syrup than you could buy | for $2.50. | This inex and sugar syrup prep-| laration gets right at the cause of a} who failed to find any /cou Bt and gives almost immediate re- or at the sceng jlief 1a note on the} Pinex is a jtrated compe ‘The best of steaks will be improved with a dash of ‘Eddys OLD Cys Satice Fine in soups and stews steaks, chops and roasts Grocers and Delica- 0 tessen Stores sell it. 1 € Made by E. Pritchard, 931 Spring St.. N.Y. r st Valuable concen- | nd of genuine,Norway | combined with guaiacol used for generations to | up severe coughs ap palntiy e that ran: Jaccept anything ¢ A guarante i Wi 4 7 note found fn Rovner's|ahsolute — satisfaction or =m sce k ay refunded, goes with this x “ F bef » : i < prompt + dacob Rovner, |p The Pinex Co, Ft bs Advt OP! et Us Start You Housekeeping = =n ce , \Victor-Victrola ~s\\| From $15 to $350 LB OWEST or WE RECORDS Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 Lord & Taylor JACOMEAN OAK ret Ree, Price #35 99° | 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Charge Purchases Today and Tomorrow Will Appear on Bills Rendered Dec. 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