The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1917, Page 11

“THE EV FEXA AG WORLD, TUESDAY, vian oF accosted by a stranger with ' porouGH PRE. 591 DENTS he d ° “py. arrangement with Assistant | DAUGHTER, MISS MARKS. TO BE BRIDE TO-MORROW District Attorney Joyce the new wi ness, who had sent her story to the District Attorney's office by mal! visited the Tombs at noon to-day “Benny” Sternberg had, in the mean- time, been placed tn a line with nine- teen other men, all about his age and of various nationalities. Several of the men were small of stature, | Sternberg. | The woman witness, who is middie- IDENTIFIES ‘BENNY,’ CLEARS OTHER MAN INTHE HILAIR CASE as Is Witnéss Declares She Saw] aged, walked past the line once with- | wermberg Outside Grand [cut mathe & selection, = Passing) | : pa A along a second time she placed her | Central With Woman. hand on Sternberg’s shoulder. Stern. | | berg wore a soft hat with crowdn, In all the newspaper por- trait that have been published he ap- peared hatless, “This is the man,” the woman sald. “I cannot be mistaken.” The alibi of “Benny” under indictment for the murder of Mrs. Elsie Lee Hilair in the Hotel Martiniue on March 15, was serious- Sternberg, y attacked to-day by a new woman| Sternberg, white and shaken, was | witness whose identity was not dis-| hustled back to his cell. The woman closed by the police, She diaputes|told the following story to Assitant Sternberg’ss statement that he left Mre. Hilair in the Grand Central Sta- tion of the Subway in the early after- noon of March 16, after Mra. Hilair District-Attorney Joyce: “In the early afternoon of March 15 I was looking in the window of the candy store at No. 11 Kast Forty- second Street when a we man stepped up to a well- Ss BERNICE @nd bejewelled woman and ¢ MARKS ois within reaching distance « I | was attracted to the so Miss Bernice Marks, daughter of | that a emall, youthtu ho {Borough President and Mrs. Marcus THROUGH been with the woman, ai ale ATR Wil te waaeetes te hee hin as the other man approached. | aday, April 5, at the TRAIN SERVICE iy momenta of | ut Ninety well dressed man wi he} te The sinali, youthful looking man—the | ! ME sean L same man [I just tdentified In the! Pe Dr, youn Ds. Toms—rejoined the woman and th there wil! be a re- Feoepilone Atlantic City went west in ond St | together. My x aw attracted to the pair by the apparent disparity | from Mre. Hflatr and of the identity i In their ages and social position.” — | of the person who disposed of it. Ex: Mase stie Sternberg admits that he came|cept for a 21-2 carat aha from Brooklyn with Mra, Hilair, by Mg ineertted “H. J. * ng ee way of the subway, in the early | Nov 9, 189," the stolen jewelry Js of hen leave, Penn afternoon of March ‘15, His ciaim| the same al character and tyne at New | that she m other man in the|as i* worn by thousands of New York Grand Central Station and went| women -_—— > - | ufter describing him a relative was a f the alibi of the IMstrict Attorney man who met come forward and mony, {nusmuch as) RAPS JERSEY OFFICIAL FOR “JAIL OR NAVY” RULING sept Tee dere neat 9 afte ania easton, stoppina a OE 36 Ri apa & 40 fe a witness peare 0 clears : ‘Ouher convenient coves va Paiasetghe, iCal aap who clears] ieui, Moses Wat rder Care ° District Attorney Swann offered ot Hobok Remo Pennsylvania R. R. | -waras: isrvecia : f Hoboken Removed which will lead to the From Office. th 2,000 f je Uk ated 3 W. J. Moses, U. 8. Ny in ruiting station 8 full of in- visit to the » Hall ryeday We Altman& Qn, 22s resentations to ¢ etary of the a Md | Navy and to Gov Jersey | regarding Carstens in reflect of the y | thiet avy by A Special Selection of WOMEN’S SPRING COATS will be placed on sale to-morrow (Wed esday During t tion Bure two petith n Wyck. War teachers of the New York schools then I stice Gaynor | nave declared war upon certain ‘flaah- | Scandal Ny dressed young women" who, It 18| United st Ellenbor ers of the dent of The (Special Prom a Stall Common: Evening Word.) ALBANY, April 3--Under the fire of heavy lobby oppoattion, the Lock- wood-Ellenbogen Teachers’ Pension about the city and t the Riverside prov Bill, which came up in the Assembly for passage, 10. was jaid over until April Hundreds of telegrams for and Jeluged the Assem- n_ offic! 1 but once hundred of the fighting young charged, have come to Albany to fight) for the pension bills “under the pre-| tense of being teachers.” | STOCKHOLM, One of the first act In @ statement by Miss Lillian W Murphy of the Teachers’ Interests Or- ganization the purpose of the warring one hundred which has taken posses- sion of the Assembly foyer is 1, To appeal to up-State legisla to oppose the pending pension legis- lation \ “2. To keep a watchful eye for Naah-| || lly dressed, {lly behaved people who | | may ap ras chers and who may \V e purpose of dis diting teachers of the opposition. "3, ‘To pre straight facts in a business-like manner and let t acts speak louder than any appeal of in fluence or personality.” bo here solely With Miss Murphy and her o zation’s representatives are: Va | O'Brien, Philip Joffe, Jennie I || man, Helen Ma ald, Isabel Stow- art, Florence Shaide, Sarah Krauta-! | enauer, Mary Teardon, Marguerite O'Leary, Joffe, Alfred Cado, | Ava Parroit, Maud Osborne, Mrs Cowell Zipp, Miria 3 Morton Isaacs, Olga ; Ha APRIL 3, ork Ce PPENHEIM, GLLINS & © 1917. DELAYS ACTION ON sere Rae APPEAL. ii Be Sant ii | snetdentatty. ft ts Charged, Billo ate Bviion ot Of 150 High-Grade Rebuilt | gavage horn It eb del Bill cour shitting ny et ante a mmoned iting tween | ‘al for The World's Greatest External Remedy. Rhoumatiem, 34th Street—New York yj puch of Dit stini Player Pianos Instruments worthy of a place in the most musical All in as good condition as when new having been remade by our experts. 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