The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1918, Page 8

ee ee ees OO TOOLS SELEY TINE SEB YT is 1918 ee ee ee RET er Sn dling houses, All were sald to have) WOMEN DRIVE A tl Judge Mant HE |S ALL PRO-AMERIGAN, THE EVENING: WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, iD: Jima Br Lonrd wher LO een) FA —3 SEA Aand BR 0 TONS FROM JAPAN. |: rain exchange for ansigned as his lawyer. Kinane ‘made toon. | MRS. DURYEA PRESENTED ROTHENBERG'S ALIBI been between Bighth and 4th ARMY TAUCHS. eee eee had eine 4 ter Str ne Leave sing, Mich, for |cases were adjou 0 tera." cceuuay spy nest ww mio. | DEGLARES JOSEF STRANSKY) WITH GOLD. MEDAL BY Sanne ws ned um till" ae |e ere Bits f101500 one eve, Sonnac ie ter ta cian ann a perety Bhs. ¥00s eer OOM HSon [sioe'Hurk" hth Aoverament Sue) Regema Remedy the Gover lie is supposed to be Jn Parania harmonic Orchestra, came owt to-day | ——_—_—— There are a numb: t 16 young women a ‘ se ot kin geet (one) 1 ae company of Cy ot ie aaa | connection with the ¢ “Why, you must be crazy, The HUD Gah Eytpaiaien IN the, WORT (Continued from First Page.) up, in addition to the real motive tra State Guard and ‘ . mpath jin the i a war in| Bacs Schepps, one of the witn a 15 | New megrt. All ate lb Bovi re answer to a published sumgestion tha the Rosenthal case, was detained| Nstional League for en's Service a he be dropped from bis position as a thet Mr, Smith had gathered im thé! most of yesterday and prom MLE bed ol ete wi a byt pro-German | night. | help get certain information the i" . fa While 1 readily admit that during | One of the most interesting of these | ecutor wants. Ho was reles i Pea oat the first part of the w sympathies facta. concerns the revolver and the | h!# Promise to return to-da Asks for Satx Connael, ‘ . ; 2 lle bullets which killed Cohen, An “x” was | statement: % Serene ALO Dee. 18, 1917 aia, Teta, “Ewan not in fay policis of | oa a WT kore Wenn boven inte with Jeremiah A, O'Leary of hav-| Dee. 1 the German Govern noo Amer: | pen-knifed on the nose of each of the! 1° onl? oolor. Tt enew 'ilarr ed seditious matter in Bull,| Ask your druggist and he will tell you ~ 18" > fea’s entrance into the war I decided to| four bullets found tn Cohen's body.| Yor by reputation, just as I k al Judge Augustus N, Hand | what D. D. D. Pre Ave., Corner Street take @ 4étnke stand with iy elopted And in the bone-handled revolver, Jesse Jamon Tim a bit of window | wien tho cases were called for trial ves: | Mreyed in your own neigiihor! Yous country. 1 opened the Phitharmonte which the murderer threw away ashe dressing, a bunch of ribbon, to HelP | ciday chat he had no money for couns | money back waless the first bottle res ' reason with the play of “The Star fled the two remaining bullets bore ‘he case along. It is a shame tha’ t He asked t m Sulzer be | lieves you Ge and 81.00-—Adet i 11 * wit Lemont hele noses sigiiiar orcases cut in| Tint snowld be taken away from fy : , || Spangled Banner’ without suggestion or on thelr noses ster business and kept waiting all da Sale Also at Our BROOKLYN 1 come from Bohemia and | the fend. ‘The effect of the “x” le to| just for a pretext to use I in ~ and NEWARK Stores I went world ‘srukele Bohemia | dumdum the bullet, to make it spread | C¢snection with a case! 1a, | for her ndence and fa- | o Fumors being run d¢ Fi | as it strikes, to make death surer. ia that @ ‘ out vors the Allie | Cohen kne 8c t | y sympathies ever since I oa al LLETS ARE EXPECTED TO German propaganda i My sympath eT came ta su is sald he had also prom hounce tor Wwednesday— 0 HH thts country have bern outspoken for | | STRENGTHEN THE CASE. | the “Government. vv r {I} America, in tact, 1 have renounced my | smut in the case of “Harry the Yot* ) Ne that was attemptir carry | ||| native country and taken out my Amer raffic in heroin and other drugs can papers, It is quite true that I knew the District Attorney's office believes certain army posts, and was working @ ||] Count Bernstorff, but 1 met him only the sinc a Prove to have a * Cid instigation of Germ a Beenie & |||] at the time when he was still persc boomerang effect, coming back to | for the purpose of injuring the | NEAR t . NEW YORK i —_— I rake athe Wiite House ME WRED any shatter any defense that the mur. |fAmerican soldiers. as| ean du Gre number of Americans were meeting derer may try to interpose. The four! Rothenberg had been involved a few - FOR WOMEN AND MISSES wR bullets in the body and the two in| senry apo in the wane ; \ i} nt of the steps | | the revolver are expected to form a ie Place in which a 1 HI | / was fought and City ( 1 earns ay TAH y wo Hie at, Biren link which will greatly strengthen the {/ eC a TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCKS AND Ilana the Phitiarmont apis cayo already made strong by one posi«|tween the rival. wane e ‘e \Il} - tive Identification of Rothenberg by | Many arrests were made a SPECIALLY PRICED AT JUDGE ORDERED TO JAIL. an eye-witness and made still stronger, DUt there was no conviction. ‘ — | by Mr, Smith's new evidence, | Ratled Sethenpene wee er : * Federal Court Acts After Order Is ‘The revolver was found in an area-| present ‘case insists he had no F Hii! Ignored. way at No. & West Slat Street by|to do with it, and detectives belleve e ||| SPRINGFTELD, Mo.g April 2—Federal 4| Harry Norton, @ milk wagon driver, |° !% telling the truth. | | kent A — a ai Among the witnesses who saw | ||| | District Judge Van \plkenburgh here ‘The slayer passed that addres as he ie | | Ci di to-day ordered Judge J. 8, Hvans of theo! MRS NINA LARREY DURYEA | .un toward Columbus Avenue pdm k Biter ipa ; — } om Ht saad Sanne A cg cae 7 “1Mrs, Benet snd Mrs, Tuttle Also) Rothenberg’s home is at No, 914| which the slayer rode a block <> souri, confined to the Jackson Coun ; oes DRDO atioeeats Soe cane t {C34 % lI] | ance that he will y the mandate of Refugees. trade he is sometimes a walter,| in the West Side Court be | GO| atta tis ea te Sto Pes AFTER EASTER CLEAN-UP i ON ||l|| County to create « fund to ry PATS, April 2.—The Queen of Mon-| erence, it is alleged, he is a gamble! | { , Vine eae Aw y to create a « . ; gambler, HUA. k Wi \ i Ny, ||\|| ments on the bonds of the Fort Scott] tenagro has presented to Mrs, Nina/and he has been convicted and fined MARKS HAILED AS JOS | ' Wz. ° Ona) || lI| jens Laclede Railway, tarrey Duryea, ‘Mia; Lauretes ¥,|88 bold Lately he has not been ylight Saving F at « = eS i i ing. ed, ” | Benet and M bart (Herbert?) | ¥O" { , oy ; ITALIAN SHIP SUNK. Benet and Mra. Hobart (Herbert | «Me kill the Yot?” said Rothenberg| Hailed aa the modern Joshua, Marcus j TK zm Ho | Tuttle the Gold Medal of the Queen's) i protesting his innocence when|M. Marks, President of the National f Sebmarine Se: Veasel Down Off] Order, the highest distinction in ber| questioned in the District Attorney's| Daylight Saving Associations received = ' sland of Ma in recognition of the services of| office. scores of telograms of congratulation : ! EES @ SON SEAL COAT YA AE COLUMBUS, 0., April Digging in his field, adjoining the Sandusky River, Hen?y Borgman, former Com- missioner of Sandusky County, eat Britain, Tho Ttaltan steamship «| the Duryea Committee for the Reliet| “yor was a friend of mine, He|Y@s¢rday, from all parts of th | \| ane eae: of the Montenegrin Refugees, trusted me, I was his money man.” |loss of sleep,” wro | i \ island of Madeira, according me “What do you mean by ‘money | re ee ee oc ioarn thet ‘ $ $ $ f \ i { ||| | vices received in marine circles here to $5,160,600,000 TO ALLIES, |™an?"” he was asked. Joshua?” iW / I] day. The crow wag, landed lant Satur pb dudalen “The man that handles the other _— | . ae iH) f HI] )int feported leaving eiibraltar for New |New Credit ef @200,000,000 Gtven| fellow's money for him,” Rothenberg Just Like Finding Money, q i t P y} | York: ‘ |explained. ‘[You see, in a fast game with @ lot of money in ft a lucky man can't make his bets fast enough. 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Joseph Edney, elevator operator at the house at No. 7 West 92d Street, where Cohen lived and was killed, positively identified Rothenberg, the police say, picking him from a line up of sixteen men in the Fourth Branch Detective Bureau. “You have changed your clothes, but you are the man,” Edney fs said to have told the prisoner when he confronted him at the Detective Bureau. Edney also described in detail the coat he said Rothenberg wore at the time of the shooting, It was green, he said, with a stripe. 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STILLMAN IS CHAIRMAN. | torney's: office that Conen trusted |" seime condition. Mr. Borgman est ak ee! | ent torday morning. Rothenberg was arrested last night | at 48th Street and Seventh Avenue! by Detectives Finan and L'Heureux. | ADMITS HE HAS KNOWN COHEN | FOUR YEARS. | Rothenberg admitted he had been | convicted @ year ago on a gambling | charge. The police say he told them | he went Wown to a gambling house | on lower Sixth Avenue about 1.30| yesterday morning. About 6 A. M he said, Cohen, or “Harry the Yot."| as he called him, came in with a man who looked like @ Greek or an qtalipe | and remained there until 6. Rothen- berg asserted that he and a third man, unnamed except to the police, | accompanied Cohen to th Street, | where they parted, | Rothenberg said he went home and) to bed, and that Jate in the day, bav- ing read in the papers of Cohen's murder, he concluded that those who had been with him might be wanted as witnesses and had determined to seok out the police. As soon as he heard of the murder | | District Attorney Swann accepted it! as a parallel, except for the fact that {t had no police complications, to that whose death AGREED TO GIVE UP HIS PART- | NERS, SAYS SMITH. | Mr, Smith @atd Cohen had agreed | to give him evidence against five of the biggest gambling house proprie- tors in New York City, including the gman at whose place Cohen was “gleaned out” on the morning of his 65c per 4-oz. hank. $2.50 per Ib. in 5 Ib. lots, 366 Fifth Ave., bet. 34th & 35th Sts. 354 Fourth Ave., Cor, 26th St, N.Y. 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