The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 2

New York Stores Land Brooklyn goon to Open, ou would — go to the Specialist The “jack-of-all-trades” is standing in the “bread line.” Modern conditions demand Specialization. In medicine, mechanics or merchandising; te get RESULTS, you would consult an expert. We are Clothes Specialists. We eat, drink and sleep on the problem of crowding extra vatue into Georges Model’ CLOTHES For Men & Young Men $15 to $40 * No Shoes, no Hate—nothing in our Big Chain of Stores but Clothing. If YOU are a Specialist in your y C) that “Johnaon” had purchased, besides the fuse and caps, Junion beld in Horton Hall in East ‘rack. line, we invite you to inspect eer cee 4 =e thing” ' . i} We ‘ { . { | « Ai —— THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, | dynamite. | ‘There was no trail leading to the real purchaser of the explosty: the detectives put a watch on the Kevil plant. They were rewarded early yesterday afternoon when Merna and McGuire appeared. Merna sald Mr, Johnson had sent him for fifty sticks of dynamite with caps and fuse. The purchase was completed, Asq— Merna and McGuire were leaving Busby and Barnitz ond Dotectives| Which the conspirators placed the Murphy and Walsh, posing as New|dynamite packed In wrapping paper. y offic heldghem up| They cut a small hole in the suitcase, rea tie were whder are | through which they ran the ond of feat on a charge of blowing up stumpe|the fuse, Late at night on Oot, 24 With Gynamite Without @ percklt, Merna, McGuire and two others ‘Sedna started from Caldwell tn an auto. McGuire and Merna protested they dtan't know a permit was necessary. |mobile driven by McGuire and came Hy & subterfuge the detectives got|to New York, landing at the City Satis mek @ Rete Yor’ Hall about 2 o’¢look tn the morning. they po th tia ells | It was the intention of the con- he a oc pirators to cause on explosion In one me e taken to Police Head. | *Pira sahil reriney mere questioned at {of the bie express stations so that : the subway would completely crippled for the morning rush hour Khetuctives Correll and Coy went to] Fame, ‘They got into a tocal train Herliny's home and arrested him at 2/4t the Brooklyn Bridgo station, o'clock this morning. At Pollce|CAFrying the suitcase, and got off at ; Fourteenth Street. ‘ Headquarters he was ushered tnto a room where Merna and McGyire were| CONDITIONS UNFAVORABLE IN sittin’ at a table on whictWere the} TWO STATIONS. fuse and caps that had been found Conditions were unfavorable there in Central Park and the dyna te, | @nd they took the next train to Grand ! irae Central Station, Conditions were un- use und caps that were purchased in aoe s yenterdaly favorable there and also ag Beventy- “You've got mo," said Herlihy, Second Street. It was not until they got to Lenox ing up his bands, and turning y mo Loy soley Ayonue and One Hundred and Tenth quarters: be | “af ay Seihiy ihe made a@ detalied con- Street th the dynamitera found feasion, in which he exonerated Jobn things to Meir iiking, 4 Curloy, President of Local 81, and the = This Is an “island” station ith « natiohal officers of the union, He Curve, The ticket taker and platform mentioned the names of several other #uard Were drowsy, While two of the men, however, and the police are Consplrators hovered near tho ticke office the others walked to the north end of the platform, Merna tit the fuse and dropped the suitcase on the then the four left the ata-| tion and, once on the street, hurried | across to the north wall of Central Park and waited. | jooking for them. Herlihy sald that at a meeting of the ecutive Committee of the One Hundred and Sixteenth Street about two weeks agoy one of the members satd it was tine to do some- tine desperate, as many strikers The explosion shook the whole were geiting ready to go back to neighborhood. The four men jumped work. Dynamite explosions wer . the park wall and ran. On the way through tho park to Fifth Avenue Merna threw away the fuse apd caps. Confident that they had covered their bpp] the conspirators planned aan is pointed out MOFe explosions, On Satprday, Her- | posed,*but when tt wi : Y ath lihy says, Hamilton drew out $100 of that plosions could be caused in the funds from the organ collections the wiorning with the least dan- Merna took $70 of It and went to ger to-passengers and the best chance i avil to buy more dynamite, Her- ihy kested FINALLY AGREE TO TRY TER- RORISM. At firat, the propasition was op- took $30 and made HON. WM. HOWARD TAFT nity sticks ot FL yer Carlstrom and Gen N . Wood Who Greeted Him on Arrival From a Photograph Made Te-Day by an Evening World Photographe \ OVEMBER 3, 1916. and wasn't costing the protesting ones any money. ® e Inspector Schmiftberger was seen circling the building tn his automo- bile from time to time. His suboi dinates always saluted respectfully: WILSON MEETING struggling throngs. Mayor Mitchel Calls on Com- On the Twenty-seventh Street aide of tpe Garden, where it had been ar- missioner Woods to Make be Apologies, ranged to admit President Wilson, the SHIFTING THE BLAME.’ other speakers and special guests, there was less police order than any Jace ground the building. The crowd Banked about this supposedly exehi- sive entrance swamped the speaker's platform a few minutes after the) doors were opened, Charles F. Murphy, Dodge, Wilson Cleveland H. Police Lay It to Managers of Meeting, Who Respond * in Kind, \ Police Commisstonet Woods put tn one of the busiest days of his admin- istration to-day Mstening to tele- phonlo and written criticisms of the manner in which his subordinates bungled the arrangements for the Wilson Meeting In Madison Square Garden last night. | "Phe 50,000 men and women—tnclud- ing many of New York's most prom- inent celtigens—who were buffeted about In the riotous scenes abot the big building went home last night with revised opinion of the Depart ment's ability. To-day a large per- HAMILTON." you can choose! Mode! lilustrated: Coat of All Wool Velour Coating; ? Genuino Fur Colia centage of them transferred their kicks to Commisstoner Woods, suits COATS DRESSES “The reports I have received," 4 $11 0 980 $7.50 to $50 $5 to $30 the Commissioner, angry clear through, “have convinced me that the BE CURIOUS! [affair was badly mismanaged. have started an investigation to place th responsibility where it belongs.” Those who were around the Garden last night are unanimously of tis opinion—that from a police stand- point it was the worst “managed af- fair ever stagci in this city. Deputy Commisstoner Dunham, Chief Inspector Schmittberger and In- spector Morris, who were in charge You will not be urged to buy, The values speak for themacloes. Hamilton GARMEAT CO, 307 FIFTH AVE. 30'S N.Y. Addrena, Dept, TL1 for Fr Outlook for Phoen may become posed amendment to the Constitution ts adopte pulled politi either party fa inane. the largest contributor to] use of drugs, incompetent, diseased or campaign fund; George Gor ' “cruel Thousands of Women have found that they “always pay less at the + Over 400 styles from which Every model is exclusive— every price remarkably low. $14:75 Viet Our Showrooms wa Battle, half a dozen Dem ooratia ‘ational Committeeraen and othera of prominence weer shut put on thie aide. ——— MAY BE RIVAL TO RENO. / If Artsong Adopts “Quick Divorce” Law. PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 3.—Phoenix econd Rend, if a pro- 4 by the voters next Tuesday. Tt, provides a statutory residence of six months and otherwise makes divorce ensy a8 and for loss an put it. few law ranctions divorce when addicted to the 0 having @ toot ‘almost mS painful, on The Photo from Life. sly covered with POUN cripple thh subway, the members ayout othor places whers Pt blind GENERAL WOOD AND VICTOR CARLSTROM- of the police arrangements, insist s present finally agreed to try some unient be bought. “ that the great disorder rampant out- ’ terroriem, Merna went to Caldwell Saturday = side of th vas due It was agreed that the dynamite Mbt and remained at MeGuire's | ae eek Wad due to the He home until yesterday, ‘Then he and| allure of the Democratic managers ——— = mum be bought outside the city. MoGuire walked inte the poltoe trap: | to open the doors at the time sched Merna said he had a friend in New — ‘The striking Interborough employera - uled. The managers of the meeting, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Jersey. Who could help out. Then concernéd in the plot had been, work- i FINISH LONG TOUR on the other hand, assert that the ’ 3 Kulfe, who was the custodian of the JK for he, traction ‘compaay for | doors were opened at the appointed Austin Nichols E© J o a . strest collections brought in by the half and three years, According. ts| Price movementa petame irre tar, Campaign Train Met by Big Dele. ]20Hr but that the police failed to ’ 4 ew Ae ¢ ry organ grinders, turned over $50 to the records of the men in Generai| Price movements pecame Irregular) ampaign ' rain hold their lines and were swamped New2York 7 2° { yY | Pollock, who in turn handed It to Manager Hedley's office, they all bore| before close of first half hour, United gation at Newark—Greeted when the doors were opened. i obd. Fey ; ’ - Ws FS Herlihy. Aad Ary , UP on Thargean” And bad never been) sates Stoel lost @ point from its by Mrs. Hughes, Mayor Mitchel, who, with his party, ry ty > ‘ On®Monday, Oct. 23, Herlihy aud ft the a deantatile | ¥ tied “ ope ‘ k Prey vaste ia Moditee'a kane, Ie thy Boece een ander arrent, Her-|earli@® high, Specialties moved up.) ‘The Hughes women’s campaign had a diMeult time in gaining admin " the orignal oreaniig: Were Among while general market was dnactive! train was greeted at Newark by a[¥c7, (2 tHe building, Is evidently con- }« More pop: f) Caldwell and McGuire agreed t0 BClD sens uxion among the Interborougn {S24 Wiet. American Loco old at! targe deeigation of Newark w WanoeG (SHAt the! Faull Jey with ithe . 8 ular this sea- them. Herlihy and Morna went to employees and early last hapuat were 92 1-2, up 5 points.” Car and Foundry | yy n to-day. “rh a pratnreceers ce, for to-day he directed Polloe 3 j sonthanever 9) Kenvi} from Caldwell by trolley, On members of a committes to make des | sold at 71%, up 2%. Zino and metal{. cea ea adel fog tase re [Commissioner Woods to send letters | o the ue fj the way they saw ong of JMinson’s Mands upon the company for recom | tssuen were strong and steady, Cop-| purer they were tereeoe, wecheon Jot apology to many distinguished a moving vans, and Horilhy, who had Wiggs, nd Schedule of hours and) por stocks gyined from 1 to 1% Charles Ey Hughes, avho accompanied {citizens and out-of-town visitors who ; i learned that buying dynamite Is quite Wag ORIGINAL HEAD OF CAR. |Duints. Central Leather Bld at 99%, a them to New York, were’ unable to get to the places re- ) a complicated operation, decided to MEN'S UNION new record, up 2%. The women announced themselves |served for them. » a r adopt the name of Johnson for tho rertiny, it was said at the com ene ery tired from thelr long) SEEMED TO BE PLENTY POLICE- i f purpore, ba nye offices, was the original head + heal t much, They. will nt: MEN ABOWT. PURE The people at the owder plant © he carmen's union, and hed hoped Vith net changes from » jouw ung et n eoting a “oo pe fe] thin r - | knew ine was a C. p cebuaea i he ens reel ue ne ‘or vere High, Lew, Last, Cha'ere Union to-night Pie be D Col, Roowes saeee jhatahiothere Wak To lke e CANNED FOoDSs 4 The Whole Berffirdaville and sales of dynamite fade jocal Financiah ae fe was | Allis Chalmen aM velt will speak, ¢ polic he building J de local Financial retary and |Alli#Chalmer pf... 65 oe of policemen al@ut the building. An-/ ' a | Ov. ‘amil t@ persons who want to blow up Pollock was chosen as his asal Chenical, 86 1 other thing was equally apparont— i iP Grarcoat Family o Ulm rc or tot ground for pleating Kulle Io p moniter of ier +}, AMBULANCE HITS AN AOTO,|otner thing was equally apparent The Very Thing You Want for Quick, ' e 4 at ee tive Committeo of the unton. § | necwoet Boia cl agune canes eeaaitn pollseiinee | Nutritious and Delicious Meals ‘ Pinch-Backs for the live young- erliny had been a Third Avenue Detectives ured and a | aa, Hens : ster and the older fellow who is | PRACTICE wee IN NEW guard for a year and @ half, Pollock 3] Patient Shaken Up. This applies to each of the four bar. | Peahen Cuma resi cherie bs de ex rae ether tasty pei j “ ” . was a guard on the Lepox Avenue 2 from the Hudson|ricades of bluecoata that were es- | “f 5 2 ¢ ! + ff wetall “alive: J@ Merna and McGuire had the dyna- division of the subway for two years |; S| Street Hospital, » 4b me Gard Gay they left the fields ami orchards, Canned Salmon, Lobster, Ulsters and the Ulsterette. waite, caps and fuse packed ina box &ud @half, Kulle had been employed |4 ere i Riecne @ patient: te) taplshes: Retwess: the ‘Garden’ and Shrimp, plain or for appetizing salads. “Sunbeam" Mayonnaise . 1 Raglans, Box Coats and Chester- » Manel te Dover ig a8 a subway Ma far: two yearn. ellevue, this afternoon, ran into al the surrounding streets. | and “Olive Zest" for delicious sandwiches. “Sunbeam” Stuffed ' fields. Every coat and every and rode from Kenvil to ver IM Merna and Hamilton had been with ng car ned by the De Dion] police cards, such as reporters | Olives for an appetizing relish. “Sunbeam” Strawberry Jame and ’ his Ye cousin, an automobile hired from Charles. the company for almost three years n Auto Company. at Twenty-| cary, or tickets calling for reserva. | Jellies, Orange Marmalade for tempting desserts, and “ a” I In tight and dark overcogtings; J Hanson. In a tore opposite the rall- | Herlihy ts a son of Michael Herilhy, isin Strretand First Avenue. Tie] tions in-some part of the bullding | Tea and Coffee in air-tight tins are u few of our leading specialties, ‘ t ‘ in colors, 7 dove! : a former motorman on the Second Hobie Wax hurled entirety @eross | ; Ree ane eT noone | 7284 station ie Dover they ought pvenio clevated fine, who 1a.also on nue Ue curd. | were supposed to be necessary to en- THE WORLD’S BEST” | from at $15 to $40. tine yreniie ie ey epee Shree. Zee AUS Mie Rie Father And, ‘ Luukinune who| 81 one to get through there lines, Everything for your table under the “Sunbeam” label which they wrapped aroun © box. mother and a brother, William, nine- y | thos oo Cre ae ‘The men then took @ train to New- teen years old, Peneieaa NG Hoag ne pes. tag hed Dae SEEMS wars Order from your grocer. INSIST on the gs k and a trolley to McGuire's home . Mrs. Herlihy did not know of her He was a 4 at Bette | Surprmes 0 B88 Olhere exchange a. in, Nichols & Co., ! ' ta 2 ark a hey *e Aye son's arrest when a reporter called to vue Hospital, Adla B he patient,| whisper for admission through the Austin, Ico! 0., In | in Seen) aur sed prac re 43 see h rand she w Rot told of ithe was bady thaken ae lines. At no point did It appear that Tho Largest Iinporting. Manufacturing, | - amMxing the fulminating caps to the charge st him. She maid detec- ere the unual A Gclice vanthiabions nals “Grocery canned variouy tives had stopped her son William Ironia) Gag ta ae ee erftering the house at 1 o'clock this RESULTS AT PIMLICO. ‘chat Less rapa cl an ina’ Sele Distributors, iy pores: morning and had kept him until 5 a : : ¢ result was that when the doors 5 found that two feet of fuso burned y'clock TT RACE Claming: purse: two-| were opened at 6 o'cluck the thou- Two [about one»minute and fifty weconds | I know Michasl has not done any- 02 (Bal), jetraiant"shg. Place) sandd that had poured through the New York Storer and decided on that length for thelr OTE Toh Would not steel, J wa Ni SU show $f suvond,;| ines rushed {nto the arena and purpore sure n would ever ‘cobe of this . ‘oaler), S. hey | helped themseives to the places that McGuire furnished @ sultease tn sini by i . one. had been reserved for others, Whi j . Do 2nd Sham | nad been reserved for others, When ; 1] 42 West 34th, | ta) | gar. Merchant, qhitiveun {the seatholders came along—and ‘ i Between Broadway and bth Ave. POLITICAL, POLITICAL, % 18h + | tnpeco and Magnotina also ran’ 2 *"| hundreds of them were on hand be- e AAI ‘eoestll a % aah HEECOND Rad H—Towson Ste¢plechase | fero 7 o'clock, three-quarters of an . ° ° bk BN andicap; selling: four-year-olds and| nour before the time specified on : Broadway at 36th, President Wilson BR BE xg) tprare tee alin, Beane Matas, AG8| teu iceete-tthey eae women } Marivorough Hote) Building. wa hy SRL fri iananinning,- 134 -ciyelie), | themaclves with watching thousands _ == iM agit $ je 6 $5.70, show 90, second: | of determined men and women hurl- Bot! Pinan Mvaniane will deliver his last speech of the present campaign at % ho kt Hioucester, 184 (Young). show $6.50,|ing themselves against every open- h Staves - M4 p L 2 8 frird. frme-=4.03 9:5, Golden Vate, ing in an effort to get Inside, Every iat a0 DOGa Blabber | L ‘ yt THe CSV ED A162 TOR one in that 60,000 made at least one | Qu effort to get into the bullding, One | . Shadow Lawn ny th WINDSOR WINNERS Sear ATE ea eee cue | 4 ————— enough. But others were always _ FIRST RACE—P 600: for ayjcoming through the police lines to ; Tomorrow at 2.30 P. M. P Purine atone’ wert | take thelr places in the crush, | ‘ “ atralght. $4.80, “PRESERVERS OF ORDER” TOOK | *. first; Dorothy = | day becu set apart for th® people of his home St w Je { plave $19.79, $ IT AS A JOKE, (| —_——————«_ x ¢ 4 43-6 stihundreds of policemen secged to 5 1 f “" Kathleen H., Hamp- | theonie, creamy sauares e ves O d H D. » Kaul . ‘b> | hink they were doing thelr full duty Absolutely Removes) l ome Day s {ten Taine, Btuld “of Frome uid! Otoro | NOK they were doing thelt fall duty | “ Indigestion. One package | bal | IND RACE-Purse $600: for two fintervals, Indeed. one saw them in | 2 eras " rt - x Ny Ids; five furlongs.—Ci cule, |groupé of ten or fifteen, moving nere provesit. 25catall druggists | The Hudson County Democra We fe duu men and women to gear Bor overs, erates REDO OF en oe ee th eect “cua | Pp o1 iT S| chow $3.10 rat; Sybil, Jaughing as @ they thought the co A 7 y pace $10.8 show, 64-00, ae fusion @ good joke. The only explana- Special Train Hee a meraeeate)e Ate” winger, on of thelr apparent inability rs Rane * | Otea, Wat, Amazonian and Spring Song lize what they were the f for me on * from Exchange Place, Jersey City, at 12.30 P, M. also ran. that they figured it was a free show | ve eae 3 ent seein wee | Round Trip Fare, $1.00 " arene . ‘fm \ \\ \ \\ Q » MILK CHOCOLATE WALNUT cl ATP " GREATEST RALLY OF ANY CAMPAIGN t a \ \\ =n ay \ y \ iP elansh. Te Ste fatsse in, y pe * i Riralacitovwid hadsete to Arsericana by mi \ Va kS) re 00 \\ ee EXTRA EFS ROUND HON 4c VW A \\Wy ‘ah. WE ALSO OFFER:-—————____, ; : : \\ \\\ \ COVEMED, ZUERM, PANEAPYLR — The ulsiet, map hy 1 perfect! 7 @ 800,000.00 Sold Yearly | Speakers of National Prom'nence, Including ¢ ‘ . Ts! lent iit Inte dais portloage ae meet . ¢ | < TABLE To-Morrow, Nov. 4th, at 12 o'clock, UNION SQUARE, AT 17TH ST. Under Auspices of the Uptown Dry Goode Association Seventh Regiment Band Columbus (0.) 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