The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 2

; man who desires to stay i young. i * Pinch-backs, Raglans and Box | i Coat, and the Chesterficid for more conservative dressers, ters and Great- i o coats with fur or self collars in ] ¢ every variety light and dark, \ plain or (ancy, imported or || S domestic woolens that well dressed men sre Wearing. | 2 Two New York Store. | ~ HM Eoth Stores 2 Open Evenings @r tm Brooklyn and the mother of the two is stil) alive, Neither of the men ‘tag any bad habits, but Arthur Dag- gett admits he was short of money. Aside from the robbery Iterif, one of the most Important jew! thefts of recent years, the great point of In- terest In the case centred on how it was done. Mrs. Harriman has one of the la eet vaults (pn the Farmer's Loan and Trust Company. The massive steel door ts secured by @ combination lock. On May % ashe deposited in this vault her $46,000 necklace, consisting of two rubles and a large diamond, pendant from a platinum chain set with small diamonds. The neckince was in a leather case wrapped in tissue paper ‘and reposing in a red fianne! bag, ———— Don’t Part With a Nickel of That *15 for an VERCOA i until you have seen and tried on Georges new Double-Breasted Form-Fitting Models In the popular Blue, Green, Gray and Brown Heavy- weight Mel- tons and Fian- nels, - An exact re- production |! rom our own || custom shops high priced Fifth Avenue model. A atyle and quality shown nowhere else in New York at this popular price. Ecual Values in Thousands of Other OVERCOATS | $15, $18, $20 to $40 | Biltmore, Tourist and Trench models with inverted pleat || and belted backs, Entirely } pew and appealing to the young fellow as well as the 42 West 34th, Bet. Broauway au Sth Ay. Broadway at 36th - Marlborougu Hote Building Ot of Town Storesi— \ Philadelpbis — Boston ee =} feplaced the ‘pa rovidence = utfaio * BELLANS Absolutely Removes © Indigestion. One package provesit. 25catall druggists Detrott——|| |] kur srammings, — around which waa tied a string knotted by Mrs. Harriman herself with a distinctive knot. ESCORTED TO VAULT BY AR THUR DAGGETT, When Mrs. Harriman went to the vault she was escorted by the efficien and businesslike Arthur Daggett. 1 was lils ct tom to accompany Mrs Harriman every time «he visited her vault. She would open the vault and he would stand by until she had fin- ished whatever sho had to do and then, with @ bow, he would step up and slam the door and turn the com- bination. ‘That is just what happened on May 24, only the efficient Daggett didn't turn the combination, He mado a bluff at it and Mrs. Harriman thought the vault was locked. At hie convenience Daggett took out the red | flannel bag, untied the knot, extracted ‘the jewel case and took pomseasion of the necklace, Then he placed the |ompty jewel caso back in the red flannel bag, knotted the string and xo in the vault At tountil t did he turn t combination so as to allow the tum- blers to engage the look. And #0 the vault was locked and Daggett had the necklace and Mra. Harriman went away for the suin- mer. She did not visit the Farmers Loan and Trust sate deposit viaulus again until Nov, 18, although she bad | often been In the offices of the Harrt- man estate in the bank building and on the floor above the bunk On Nov, 18 Mra. Harriman went to the vault to get the necklace, which she expected to wear on the opening night of the opera sei ‘The efficient Daggett accompanie? to the vault, stood by until she had taken out the red flannel bag and carelessly stuffed bb ge Oklahoma, Connecticut, Florida, Liberty in the background. ene se ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1916, 440460404d00%0-00-04 Copyright, Utah and Wyoming. BATTLESHIP FLEET ARRIVING FOR FOOTBALL GAME P8442 0EdROO-O4 FADED DDO DM DS OE ODDOEDD@D DS PHPDID IDA DE PODH HO HD + Underwood & Underwood. Advance guard of the Atlantic fleet as it steamed up New York Bay to-day. The photograph wa’ the batth taken ips pa it In her reticule. AGAIN BOWS AND SLAMS DOOR Jed at once. OF VAULT. that required looking Into. : Then be bowed, slummod the door| At Just about | e Mra. Har- of the ult d@ Mrs, Harriman) nan © ched i Mt Bh Me thought he (aia the combination— | tte upstairs and Mir § J » of the high officials Here was something optician who was willing to sell it. The opti jan was found. He said it uby but a man he had met @ saloon in Liberty Street bad ed Win if he could sell it. To the Liberty Street saloon hus- in mon : ould de 6 renova he news was broken, day—and the optician, as soon a Of the red flannel bag and tho jowol | {Is Dey tte canna wee proKens | tney envered the piace, ploked Out the cane he knew to be empty. | | misaing, and the last place it hud tan of the ruby, Boyle questioned was empty that evening |2een, wae in her vault in the bases) 7 T bad the ruby," wuld the Wan dreaving for the opera he bank official summoned other My bought It for $650 from. a Hut sho in & methodical woman, 70 | pank officiaia and xoun the truth was (ier In the olfies of the Moromat Saliad that the. Saat time ahe had seen | Known in the inside circles of tha ATMS he Ooty te for $1,100." the necklace was in March, when the | bank, Had a bomb dropped through ee naThainron the Hive OF pinced It in the cane and placed the |e root and explutad it the wile ne and it was recovered to-day, Sea’ pat the bee: ana ite contents, tp Among thosa bank, offcialn could Rave AUS Ik Melee lt i a wall safe in her home at Fifth Ave- | 2eun Te ronuAMyAliTe tution, 1000 Boyle hustled with the ruby man fue and Hixtyeninth Street, Bhe did | & Trust Is a conservative institution. (1? tne “opticlan to the Mereanitin not open the bag when she took It NO ONE IN THE BANK 8US- Marine offices at No. 10 Broadway from the wall safe on May 24 and PECTED, and there they found the clerk who transferred it to the vault in the 2 had sold the stone. Daggett wasn't sus Farmers’ Loan and Trust Comp: ny. Mra, Harriman summoned ¢, c, Toe 1m the bank was sy CLEANED UP $150 ON THE BALE, gothot, the manager of the Harriman the bank officials were quite sure the HE BAYS. estate, who is aiso methodical j theft had been accomplished elsewhere, “Sure, I sold it," said the clerk, careful, Together they went over the ‘The Insurance company was notified “T it from Orville Daggett situation, ‘They agreed that they “4 @ private detective agency weat for ned up $150 on the could not say whether the theft oc- , ,Vork on the case at on : sult curred while the Jewels wore In Mrs |) The privat Hdn't @ Boyle gasped. It sounded too good anywhere, insura compan to Harriman's home or in the vault. But Mra, Harriman recalled that tho knot | insisted that the exact lo of the "Who did you buy tt from?” he in the string around the bag was not ha Wert i ey e aire, Hare | asker , | the snme knot she tled in that same |fman and Mr Tesethott, of cours Orville Daggett,” replied the clerk. tring last March [wanted no publicity became they “He works here. He told mo it was piel AR tthe ‘didnt’ know where the thief might be an old heirloom tn his family, SOMETHING WRONG WITH LOCK Jovated, e Farmers’ Loan and | Tt didn't take Hoyle long to learn Trust Company Iinaisted that there that Orville Daggett was a brother o OF VAULT, |should be no public: Arthur Daggett and that he lived In foon after the opening of business Nevertheless Mr. ‘egethoft tele- Hrooklyn and had gone home for the the next morning Arthur Daggett Phoned to Commissioner Woods and day. It was late in the afternoon hurried upstairs to the superintendent Detectives Boyle and Griffin, experts Hoyle te oned up to the Farmers’ of the safe deposit Its and sald In Kom thefts, were put on the Loan and Trust Company and asked he feared there was something wrong It took them a few days to fol that Arthur Daggett be asked to re- with the lock of Mrs. Harriman’s the trails around the bank and t inain a little after 6 o'clo vault. The startled superintendent | Harriman home. Then they began to Arthur Daggett, by tha way, had fatrly ran with Daggett to the buse- estion pawnshop proprietors gud been under surveillance ever sinc ment and to the Harriman vault Jgom doalers and Boyle learned that Nov. 14. Ho was cool and busine “{ don't know just what's the mat. |@ Maiden Lane dealer ina small way like when Boyle hurried In to see him hi “But T know— | ¢ 1 be ter with it, sir,” Kald Daggett, finger. | ing the combinatle n questioning big uptown iw # about @ beautiful ruby he could and Griffin had suspects and also well, by George, It's unlocked. | sell ehpap. shed. Quite so. It’ was unlocked, and| Hoyle looked up the Maiden Lane detective, “we Daggett swung the door open tod and was referred to another done of the stores In the prove It. The agitated superintendent dealer. This dealer said be had been klace to your brother, Orville, We directed that the vault be locked and shown a fine ruby by a Dey Street Win You to help us ty arrest him wasn't a flicker of th ds behind Daggett's gold-rimmed spectacles, But In about fifteen No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World. Be pete te a LN a © wouldn't admit any more WORT 43 & 45 West 34th Street »<thistiin Newest Winter Coats Fitted, Flare and Belted Mod:ls Unusually Low Women’s & Misses’ Coats broaucioth, Vewour, bucetyn, Montugnaca, Fur and Veivet Zrimmed, Very Special Women’s & Misses’ Coats buvetyn, Silk Plush, Veiveteen, Uxtords, With or Without Prices 20.00 30.00 Very Special % Coat of Velour de Laine, $33.50 Women’s & Misses’ Coats Peau de Peche, Silk Velvet, Bolivia, 5 0. Cashmere Velour, Handsomely 00 Fur Trimmed, Very Special Embroidered Georgette Crepe Drean, $36.60 took him down to Headquar- 1 got hold of Griffin, who had n searching pawnshops. The two lectives went to No, Quine Street, Brooklyn, wh yf Orville Daggett at how ring slip pers and a smoking Jo and real ing a Brooklyn paper. y sent word that a business assoclate of Mr, Dag gett wanted to him at the de Orville Daggett, strangely enc took off his sinoking jacket and slip “i ih re and shoes and his coat and his overcoat and his hat be fore he to the door, After a short conversation with Royle and Orittin he sent word to his family that he was called away on business, GIVEN TO HIM EARLY IN JULY | BY BROTHER, He admitted he sold the stone and| ff it had been given him early tn July by his brother, He was unable to make the sale and returned it to Art who brought it back a few weeks ago and insisted he should sell t When Arthur Daggett’ saw Orville at Headquarters he admitted I stolen the necklace and a i sold the diamond pendant a jeweler at No. 208 $500, ‘The peaudant Is big $40,000 ruby? the ruby and t ra) bacco pouch in t r of an old pair of u in & closet in thi h ome,” sald Daggett. s hurried to Dag. r sn0b) Tuey found end the two children usband and father an an tt rates it ked. chet OF an Old pale Of trou: y found the tobacco pouch the pouch the ruby and the in haln Arthir Dareott moved to Mamar- ne THREE WOMEN SHOT BY FIRING SQUAD OF CARRANZA MEN Accused of Trying to Kill Col. Diaz, They Face Rifles | Without a Tremor. The ships are in the following ordert the Battery, 200990 New York, Texas, nd showe the Statue of PENNSYLVANIA LEADS SEVEN BATTLESHIPS IN FOR FOOTBALL GAME Superdreadnought Goes to Navy Yard, but Others Anchor Off the Drive. The super-dreadnought Pennsylva- nia, a clean ship because she's an oll | PIBLD HEADQUARTERS, AMER- ICAN PUNITIVE EXPEDITION, | ICO, Nov. 28 (via radio to Columbus, N. M., Nov. 24).—Three Mexican women have been executed | by firing squads at El Valle on the ostensible charge, preferred by Car- ranza adherents, that they attempted to kill Co. Gongales Diaz. command- er of the Carranza forces at Fil Valle. Vapors were sald to have been found on the Women ineriininating them. nose executed were Margarite Acosta, her @ister Maria Castilla and Maria Kels, ber servant, ‘The triple execution was held at sunrise Wednesday. The women faced the 4 wituout weakening, is is the first time a trio of on has been executed in this part | of Mexico. CAPTURE OF U BOAT BY BRITISH REPORTED Mine Sweeper Said to F to Have Landed n Sailors and Two Officers of Crew. MILAN (via Paris), Nov, 24.—Brit- ish naval forces recently captured a large German submarine, according to the Corrlere della Sera, The newspaper says that a Brittsn | sweeper landed thirteen sailors two officers of the crew of the| submarine at an Italian port, pai Sass seieh New Hearing on News Print Paper Sitaatt WASHINGTON, Nov, —The Fed- al Trade ¢ Dec, 2 as tho date ¢ hear. ng on the ne paper altuation invited manufacturers, jobbers, pers publishers and interested to appear, any others ck last eusive res ad. spring and took an exe dence in Murray Avenue ining the home of John A. Hong. 1, the baking powder r, ‘The community ry rich man, as he expended cons siderable money in improving his propert building a tennis court be- side the house and otherwise enhanc- ing {ts surroundings. Inquiry at the house to-day br ought the housekeeper to the door, who sald: | “Mrs, Daggett ts very tll; she does not know all, ‘That 18 all TI can say, at she is under (he care of her physician,” ! Quiney Street an antique furnished room house Orville Daggett, bis wife, his dav manufac- thought him famil ter and his mother occupied a floor there. They moved In threa weeks vgo, tho landlady sald to-day, pre- nting very good references, but she os not Know where they lived jously Mrs. Daggett i# a well preserved, re- fined looking woman of about forty- five. Sho told reporters sho was mat- ried twenty-seven rs ago and her daughter ls twenty-two years old. Her first knowledge that her husband was under arrest came from the morning spapers. burner, with @ clean pair of heels, be- cause she's been doing about twenty- two knots In ber sea runs, came to the Brooklya Navy Yard this morning for cleaning and painting, and, incidentally, to permit her officers und men to go to the Army-Navy football game to-mor- row Shortly after the arrival of Pennsylvania seven slate-gray battle- ps came in from the Atlantic and passed up the North River. They were reviewed by thousands In the windows of office bulldingy and along the waterfront on New York and New Jersey shores, The dreadnought Oklahoma lea the column, She was followed by the | |New York, Wyoming, Texas, Con- | necticut, Florida and Utah to take their places at the anchorages off Kiverside Drive beiow Gran Tomb, to remain for @ season of recreation for officers and men, beginoing to- |morrow with the Army and Navy football game, The cruisers Baitimore, San Fran- cisco and Dubuyue, the destroyer rrett and the colliers Jupiter and Cyclops were awaiting the battleships at the North River anchorage, Lib- erty for the sailors of the fleet begins to-morrow. The Pennsylvanta, in command of Capt. H. B. Wilson, has been away from’ these waters for six weeks at target practice and making speed runs at seu. Her sister ship, the Arizona, whieh left the Brooklyn Yard Nov, 10 has been towing the target for her off the Virginia Capes. ——— MAURICE'S MUSCULAR TOES SAVE DOG FROM SEWER The Dancer Hangs Head Down in Manhole and Rescues Miss Walton's Pet. Chin Chin, the highly pampered Pekinese pup possessed by Florence Walton, the dancing partner of Maurice, would not be a possession to-day were it not for the muscular toes of the latter, by thoge toes, head down in a sewer to rescue Chin Chin from @ muddy, watery grave, A street sweeper, urging an ob- struction of rubbish into a sewer tn West Sixty-second Street, did not see that Chin Chin had fallen from the Maurice-Walton limousine as the dancers were alighting to go to the Century Theatre, so he swept the dog along with the obstruction, And down Into the sewer went Chin Chin. But Maurice, responding to the gurgling yelp of the little animal as well an the exhortations of Miss Wal- ton, was quick to the rescue, He took off the sewer manhole and first | fished for Chin Chin with a broom but this only ducked the dog, Finally Maurice lowered himself into the sewer, holding to the edge of the hole | with his toes, and lifted Chin Chin to safety. After he was washed (the “hi applying both to rescuer and rescued) he was probably hugged with de- ight by Miss Walton. $$$ the | For Maurice hung | BATTLES IN SKY AND ON LAND ON THE SOMME LINE —— Forty Aerial Engagements, During Which Guynemer Wings 23d Machine. BRITISH RAID TEUTONS Lively Bombardment in the} Region of Sailly-Saillisel and Ablaincourt. PARIS, Nov. 24 ly bombardment on the Somme front last night in the region of Sallly-s lisel, north of the river, and that of Ablaincourt, south of the stream, the War Office announced to-day. The night was uneventful on the ree] CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mexico, Nov. mainder of the front 24.—One general, two colonels and 100 French aviators took part In forty|men of the Carranza forces were aerial engagements on the Somme |killed during the fighting yesterday front, during which five hostile ma-|between Carranza troops and Villa ohines were brought down, Sub-| bandits. Lieut. George Guynomer accounting | Four hundred men of the Villa com for his twenty-third German maohine, | mand are known to have been killed “During the day of Nov. 23," says}and left on the battlefield. the official statement In regard to air] The names of the Carranga officers combats, “in Lorraine three British| killed have been suppressed by the military censor. airplanes engaged several German machines in combats, One enemy air- mn, Trevino, in command of the ane was brought down In the Carranza forces, suffered a scalp of Gremecey. During the same day| wound. He refused to retire to the on the Somme front French aviators! fleld hospital and continued directing dellyered forty aerial attacks, In the| the movements of bis command. course of which five enemy machines Were brought to the ground. Seret.| vere ofausne to thereroueds soe" A RINE, TREATMENT enemy machine at a point near Man- FOR CATARRH acourt, and Lieut, Doulin gained a victory over his tenth German air- EASY TO MAKE AND COSTS LITTLE is such an plane at a point to the south of Vaux Wood. become so pre tha! VILLA AGAIN LOSES; DRIVEN BACK IN ASECOND ASSAULT —pi With About 4,000 Fresh Troops He Makes Unsuccessful At- tack on Chihuahua, JUAREZ, Mexico, Nov. 4—Fran- cisco Villa, with a force estimated at 4,000 men, renewed his attacks on Chthuahua City was again repulsed and driven from his positions outside the city it was an- nounced at military headquarters here shortly after noon to-day. ‘The fighting was for the possession of the first and second line of Govern- trenches, it announced to-day and ‘There was a live- all ment was oMctally and resi the do facto fore ed in avictory for ‘orest “It has been confirmed that durin, the day of Nov, 22 Sub-Lieut. George | Catarrh nd hi past few ye Guynemef brought down two enemy'| be unierstood by all. virplanes in the region of Falvy. Thts eet brings to 28 the number of machines 8 constit ya, Inhalors, sal brought to earth by this pilot “Six of our airplanes have thrown fifteen shells of 120-milimetres upon the town of Bruyeres, Another unit of one of our squadrons bas bom barded aviation ground at) + Griselles, a €otal of 171 shells of 120 milimetres was dropped at this point. | “During the night of Nov, 23-24 four | French aviators bombarded the blast m, if ever, 1 get one ounce of Strength), Take hie home and add to It Bint of hot furnaces and factories at Voeklingen, ment haa on the River Surre. During this ex- wich ‘eae teen pedition twelve shells of 120-mili-|and It'le euay to metres and twelve of 155-millmetros, Pivaaant and conte Lite | Every, persee were thrown down, They all ap-|etructive diseane avould give this treat- parently were well almed. Our avi-| Menta tread ators returned without accident.” LONDON, Nov, 24.—Ralds on Ger man trenches during last night are reported tn the official statement ts- suod by the War Office to-day re- garding operations on tha Franco- Relgian front, as follows | “Last night we raided enemy | trenches southeast of Grenay and in the Festubert and Bois Grenier sec- tions, Otherwise there were 4 of Importance.” RLIN (via Sayville wireless), 24.—-Breaking down of British with heavy losses, waa re-| no and see how effective yet how gentle they are TAPS Remedy the Cause and give healthy formal ation te in Purely Beneficial for All Ages Trial Box-10 Taps Hic—Alll Druggiate } Take a tip—take a Toh Nov. attacks, ported in to-day's War Office state- ment describing theatre, “At Yprea and Wytschaete bends activity in artillery fire was tempor. arily revived,” the statement assert- the western war ed, “North of the Ancre a strong | ————————————————— fire was begun in the afternoon, DIED, which extended to the south bank. | Cox.—on Dec, $2 29, JOSRPH A, COX, the beloved won of Mary Cox (nee Wala) and the late William Cox. eral from bie late residence, 810 Ast av. Monday at 10 A. M.; thenee to Several attacks by the English at no point reached our position, being broken down for the most part un- der heavy losse St. Bonitace's Ch Violent artillery dusis were report-| “gnive Hegina Council Noo Bie. aoa t. Plorre Vaast Wood, south} ©, and Cathedral Club reepectfully Somme and In the disirict of! invited to attend, Interment Carvery Chautnes. cs May his soul rest tn peace. Special for Friday, Nov. 24 MOTASS: & COCOANUT CARAMELS. nome blocks of ea yey thlltaity nti 1 uoveal d the * Cream and cel cholvents renivrat mond UND BOX BUTTER WAPFLES—This ts a de- Hiclously favored Kolden Unted) was 1 nin trace Ite rte rT ‘Creamery ‘ tae the ‘19¢ CHOCOLATE ORANGE wglieh ta destined for a HECPRATE CovERE: pengoue’ dist eaten Superb. nest Ol of Pepin lo wewt ote Suther reat has bee ands “Cr koudss MILE CRUSH—A brand Histineth; sreersyrytinn cae yulritye fie mont Orr iy va coe erusied but Ask opucruy Pack, jet yOu sample POUND BOX BOWIE WINNERS. maiden twos FIRST RACE—Selling Favorite Pure and mellow—the finest product of the distiller’s art. olds five and a half fur 115 (Ward), stratght show $5.20, won; Ro: inp), place $12.40, "sh Magnotina, 112 (Hayni third he, LAL 8h, Moonlighter, Baby Rasch, rly, Leading Lady, Wat logne and Onunda also ran. SECOND RACE—Selling: two-year- olds; six furlongs.—Flave, 110 (Butwell), straight $11.20, place $5.80, show i won; Sargon IL, 105 (all), place § IES $10, Finn, w $7.10, ), show Capital Pright how, $7.50, second; Ed Garrison, (MeAtee), show $10, third. Burbank,’ Supernal, ‘Onwa, Lantana also ran. Wings, | 34c WE ALSO OFFER | ORTED MILK CHOCOLA ana yetnhine, Pit iu elles age 2 BROADWay abr’ or ‘era et insTH ot 2ee ww eB weir ree! * ie Ati ¢ oy pat Petite PARK HOWSNASSAU ST. Oto 8 Some svReeT Sieadr a0 reTReeT ie Clowes 10. + 1130 BROADWAY The ose ro) kiym, Cleese 11.30 P.M: ei weigbe includes th waa Pe