The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1916, Page 11

“2 ' ____ HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, _beee PSE: ONE TRUST $0 00,000 EXTRA PROFIT EXTORTED ASSASSINS’ PLOT BY SUGAR KINGS FROM PEOPLE sat Turn Hall, Wighty-fifty street call Lexington Avenue, This is the Gaelle } Football Championship, ‘Team for 1916, # and winner of the Na Bocklish Trophy, HEAD PARDONED; ! "Ho nald that for the firat thine since |the ‘Trlecas Killed Maxy Greenwald tin 1919 vlad mies been able to buy a [soy In the Aang, He sald this nan had te ot pif the Triccas were [in ving to pull a ball at Arlington Hall | ki it TO WIPE OUT RIVAL ; Pring” Detees (bresented | to morrow Lae night cletien and atinetic "hodien ‘will be | arin ee Bark’s Place, to ) pres neet the spy and make sure ever = ~ =| LEAVES PRISON mmtinued From Firat Page Ta d from @ to 5 cents a pound °| GANG TOLO IN COURT ing was on the level. [went up | the former, cost there and tele nod him everything +A Delicious Seasoning al ~ “CAUSED BY THE WAR” IS A ul right. ‘Then Dopey Benn for the Christmas Dinner, tee, and it,held its fest meeting yeaters FALSE CRY © men up by relaye, three and day ‘aftornoon at the cha | Keeping in mind that t at atime, When they got William) J. Cummins Served Over Three Years for Wrecking the Institution. ints have come from! ! and domestic consum- The comy both whol ers of sugar, Eddys but chiefly from big}; tout crop | ‘Dopey ree Benny’ g | tour including st enny” Ait Explains) © “Waxy Gore 0 dons, How Gunmen Were Placed f arge of placing the men. One nvited fo lowing: export figures iput fn every doorway and alley 10 Paces Apart Around Hall, firms using sugar as an ingred ent. | for them hdres were put, ten paces apart, in OLD ENGLI: See - ace, [If mere figures were to be taken asl t nts to the half circles in the atreet and on tho| 2AT MEADOW PRISON, COM=| proving anything, then there ix nol ihe ® \ sidewalk STOCK, N.Y, Dee. 22.—Wiliam J./ extraordinary shorta f sugar, n »| . son f “Our ordera were t | Cummins . om she n was! y et the ean 4 onpe \ claimed f the lor and) Harry nny er 1 pany of ‘ It adds just the right Rie 9 phe | White light of pifblicity was thrown || ' und f the b 1 and silads, VRS DMEMON SenCh “'" THE RESERVE STOCK OF SUGAR Ms, RP phere i nh posted around the netgh Mate by Kt nest. S ¥ man granted last night reached the GROWS PRODIGIOUSLY. Ingtoy mech ut then |! and tell them whieh men to = | prison In this morning's mail, and was| According to those t to| The cost of sugar to the consumer | in y siirtuidtoct Cortes Ciavir acd ' placed in Mr. Cummins's hands in the | Know there is et th Kept its new pace all the time in nt | | , TORR . bi 8 ‘ nontted " seg | SPite of the reduced export bu bh f ‘ WILL THERE BE A nce of Mrs ming and their 6f sugar in the bonded warehouses | sPite of month ‘ i do Wexler atlae | | d by Principal Keeper Richard | and locks ir and ap The United States contributed al «waxy Gord i eleven | | S. Chatfield. It became operative im- | pr ately $10.0 00,000 tons to the total persona Indl for t \" lately | bonded warehouses of 1915, i | ummins spent most try with his wife and FREE Bench, cover and 2 with each P _AlLot the Latent tt ¢ Cummins | Americ produc anand ¢ several days | vents. Jeount of the new USED UPRIGHT PIANOS $75 to $250 GOETZ & £0. ump. * |asTonisnin RISE IN PRICES IN A YEAR. 114 prices to day the and the prico t Compare inewite THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALIT? o ot | CLEAR AS A BELL M ip] Age i PHI HIGHNET lday ¢ andy } The candy maniifac | ; ASS TALKING MACHINE IN) THE u rath BUHNG That ceo tay } $45, $60, $75, $100. ‘$180, e178, $190, $225, | DEAD OF WOUND IN ROOM, oe BUT KO WEAPON IS FOUND 4 f an i Md rns ih Av. id Breet a Mystery in the Death ot 4 : LAREE SUERTE HAGE atrical Elect chan—Strange i S1 Renae Reade. + t Voice Heard. woes Robert Johnson, forty-five years = old, a theatrical electrician, was found dead at the side of his bed In al room at No, 121 West One Hundred | nd Twenty-sixth Sixth Street to-day | There was a wound on his left temple | |which might have | bullet | Youna. The police were nitely whether t or had been murdered, of the been mada by al or @ knife, but no weapon was | to tell defi. | man was a suicide Wut after a premises by | inable 482-184-186-188-190 SMITH STREET . Cor. Warren St. Near Driggs Ave, The Very Latest Style in Our Great greeueny © Sale You and 222-224-226-228 A white blood taken | ral was 341690 to %% Men’s Suits “ WILSON GETS CHOICE CUT OF A TEXAS BUFFALO AMANILLO, Texas, Ds Af et buftal N Vo iN Latest Peete Baier eva iia ‘ STYLES Norfolk suits, neat woul eRe HA v i ; In NY AND MISSES COAT 0 “ Hoye! Mackinaws. neat plaids, 5.16 Mikron j 1 ut Bea Adoo aud the four meine t Wea Farm Lown Board Perfect Fit Shad nets aA Guaranteed “MICHAELS. i Ral pei att \ Confidential Credit Mitte Dela W \ Over 50,000 Satisfied they \ Custom n Brooklyn he ‘ 108 proposition in Peru, ut a farmiouse ne © prison. They | the ine and Mr. Cumimios re 1 word of | sale pr Het the pardon late t vight from prison | In 19) nu officials who had heen informed by] trifle over 4 cents-a pound; the fol aa f" phon the Governor's cleme ee year it juny i to within ten Dupsnnd ‘ ou time until now it kept going up,|a $5 ounnls 86 , va vind eight mont reaching 6 conts in the early part of Aen . —_ jis and nts in December of the FRE { Storl, Music, .| PREDICTS RUSSIAN REVOLT, jcume sear Last August it reached | Cortaye This We almos its. ‘There has been a| With Kech New Upasht Pisn | travetter says Don't Wane| slight: reduction n on trial in General Se “Dopey Benny!’ Marry Baite ichols President of Austin, e Co, which is one of th called a meeting |! esalers of sugar, pinion about sugar ast know, | t became | saloon tn Forsythe |} ud Winters, ¢ of our gang | Btreet that aftern © been made Chairman “hamt y aN. upply and | n't the least doubt | : irewd business men 1 fv the present values, Why In't they? It's after all, merely | tter of Keeping 0” | If a merchant » » mood profit t 8 where is the har must remember that every. has gone up. Our x, for inatance se things flew For Christmas Day send a gift that carries the hap- largely in f necessities. from Wash- piness of Christmas Park & Tilford Chocolates and Bonbons “Delicious and Tempting” v At dealers everywhere and all our stores bring nt pric supply, | Lone of these,| |} manufacturer, | combination ts | 4 nobody or nothing | American | none the K to un-} bh ono. justiti. | big and vuble for of thal SALE OF BOYS''S & 5.50 SUITS & O’°>COATS at the Surprise Stores Tomorrow A rare opportunity to buy sensible, useful and acceptable gifts of the most dependable character—and save *l to "1.50 in the price. 1,000 Guaranteed Garments Included are Suits, Mackinaws and Regular Overcoats. All guaranteed fast color and in the latest and most desirable models. The popular MACKINAWS in sizes 3 to 18 years; handsome plaids in a variety of patterns; blue and gray CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS in sizes 8 to 10 years; long OVERCOATS in sizes 3 to brown and drab CORDUROY NORPOLISS in sizes 5 10 18 years; NOR- IN LOOKS, FLT AND WEAR, AND TO RQUAL Common-Sense Gifts for Boys 3 to 16 Years Old 17, in a number of new and stylish patterns and weaves. All-wool FOLK st I's, with two pairs of pants; made of hie: it faney mixtures in sizes 6to 18. ALL $ Cy e TILE FINE UP TO 85.50, YOUR CHOICE Exe, BOYS’ CLOTHING — Fut your $2.95 into one of these garments~ and it will look like five dollars—and show good judgment on your part. SUITS AND OVERCOATS WORTH $4 and $4.50, 95 in BLUE SERGE SUITS of guaranteed fast color ia sizes 6 to 17 years; Gl (RAN TELD TO GIVE SA'PISPACTION the most-wanted models and patterns $ Ble ond gras ¢ Overcoat see it 1 brows Junior Norfalks sizes Sto 1 ye sof fa N ' ete d fo and faney ist Phese suits a ytlepacks tt Both Stores Open Saturday Till 10 P, M, | Juvenile | ( Junior | COATS (9 Surp noe Stores i mi | Gi avetue Bo AVENE | pate BACO RUBBERS are on firm footing with the best shoe trade of New York: These faction and quality instead of a satis- merchants sell “just a pair of rubbers,’ so naturally they prefer to pay a little more for BACO RUBBERS If you feel that way about it, too, mention the name Baco. Ask to see the new red, black and gray soles. Then pick the style that fits your taste as perfectly as the Baco Rubber fits your shoe. On sale at the better shoe retailers’, Aj5 BUTING WAREROOM FOR THE TRADE AT 176 DUANE ST. NEW YORK “A Syncopated SantaClaus Song” Words and Music Complete WRITTEN FOR THE Sunday World Magazine of Dec.24 BY IRVING BERLIN THE FAMOUS SONG WRITER U Order from Newsdealer in Advance