The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1918, Page 11

THE certain securitics he had put wp in Wall Street as margin would be wiped out] unless he offered more, She said she 90000904 gave him ten Chicago City bonds, five © Sept. 20, 1917, she anid he told ra INDICTED FOR LARCENY Rich Mrs. Charles Wesley Turner , City Hall, Chicago, bonds; five neral § Accuses Him .of Taking $35,000 {corporation bonds, 10 Omaha School From Her. bonds. He promised, to put them up as margin and would return her the others, she sald, but he kept all, as well as) 4 $5,000 cash for the Liberty Loan Issue, pale teh | BOYS ESCAPE FROM SHELTER They Had Been Detained for tn. ventigation on Jnventle De~ linquency Charge. Four boys escaped from the § P, C. C. Shelter, at No. 297 Fourth Ave-} nue, They are Max fourteen years old, of No. 21 week after her husband, Charles ‘ealey Turner, a stock broker,’ was And sent to Spartanburg Turner, who lives at the Ritz- and who inherited $1,000,000 from her first husband, to-day secured from the Grand Jury two indictments against Durned for the larceny of $25,000, one fm the first degree charging the lar- | Oeay of $20,000 in municipal bonds, and the other the larceny of $5,000 Meant to buy Liberty Bonds. District Attorney Swann said he ‘would ask the Government to return the eoldier-husband tp hpeae Ww hoa! drafted! 1634 Street; Harold Tibbens, fourteen, of | r the same jo Bey ane by his wife. betore a | N® 46 West 624 Street: Jullus Soko, | ‘Magistrate, thirteen, of No. 118 Firat Avenue, and Mrs, Turner, who was the widow of|Thomas Bingham, fifteen, of No, 1931 | an Omaha department They escaped by breaking | to-da: Gersot, Broadway. other army officials and proved that it could travel through rough country even better than could the British tank Brittanta Hooked to a 4.7-Inch field piece, the machine ran through Rook EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1918. HAS HER DRAFTED Wingo of which ate eave tim os Us S. Armored Cannon Tractor Outdoes Tanks; . 3 Carries Heavy Guns Over Rough Ground in Test SERVICE BOARD: IN SUBWAY MUDDLE | Tells Board of Estimate It Has ‘ \< | | | No Authority Under | Lockwood Law. | The Public Service Commiasion to- day refused to give its approval to the plan of completing subways by the advance of week | tinancia ly The advance is intended to meet in- | creases in wages. ‘The Board of Estimate last Friday averted a strike on all subway jobs | by adopting a resolution prepared by city to help the contragtors, The | resolution was gent to the Public Ser- vice Commission for action, The lat- ter replied that it regarded such ac- tion as entirely outside the provisions of the Lockwood law passed at the on of the Legislature for the “4 purpose of meeting the present emergency. Borough President Queens said: “The Lockwood Law allows us to BO6-85-6-9-0-6 OOS 0-06-66458-003-9954-06636 146464600004 ‘fk, near Washington and traversed ground which balked the big Brittania. Secretary Baker and Gen. March, Chief of Staff, have expressed themscives aa boing absolutely satisfied with the capabilities of the new tractor. last ses! expr Connolly of young and modishly | open a door leading from the recreation | dressed, accompanied by her attorney,|hall to the roof, passing over to an Perey Allen, appeared at the office of | adjoining buliding and down the stair- Assistant District Attorney Ryttenberg | way to the street \ this morning and asked to be allowed| The boys were being detained at the | to. present rf he Grand | Shelter up aquest of the Childr 1 es ber case before the Grand | Court for investixation.. They had. b | id arraigned © juvenile — delinaue: Mrs, Turner alleged that in all charces. The latest production of the Army Ordnance Bureaus is a five- ton armored artillery tractor for . hauling field artillery. 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Lewis Rothman, forty-five years old. of No. 999 East Broadway, going to work this morning on a new Job in the De- partment of Highways, and killed by a Fifth Avenue bus driver, Michael Cannon, thirty years old, of No. 71 Amaterdam A was locked up in the West 125th was run down The Station, charged with homi ei stopped?” asked the Comptroller, Cea en hed atcrped cs pick up| “That's beside the question,” re- & piece or 'paper.on the Viaduct, ‘be: | torted Connolly, “I have great re- ee tet Women on the. bus | ard for a little book called the Con- med, ‘The driver told the police stitution of the United States, That was learning to run the machine, book prohibits this Board from grant and wher, asked his occupation stated ‘unskilled labor." ing contractors increased compensa- ton.” Sew Fined Frem bite Aldermante President Smith sald: NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 4.—Seven| “Let us const the Corporation the others arrested are outside the Lockwood law it is Arthif Middleton. 114, Alea eligible: Jay Wired, | 4 apprention allowance | The Sun Never Sets | Gude's Pepto Mangan “The Red Blood Builder’ makes your blood a rich, pure, red stream of nour- ishment which carries new vigor and energy to all parts of your body. Pepto-Mangan is made only by M. J. BREITENBACH CO., New York Manufacturing Chemists « xt eins COU Ph GUDES - in the News THE NEW YORK WORLD has its own correspondents on the battle fronts of France. It does not depend for its news upon services | purchased from London newspapers. It has such services, however, to supplement the | work of its own men. During the last ten GIBBON 65.006 GREEN ... Op France | THE WORLD has the exclusive American | rights to the work of Lieut. Col. Charles Rep- ington, the foremost military critic of Europe. Col. Repington’s cables to THE WORLD during the past few weeks have been unquestion- ably the most valuable and authoritative con- tributions regarding the great German offensive received in America. Col, Repington’s analyses of the general situation in Europe are unap- proachable. | THE WORLD is the only newspaper in America—or in the world, for that matter— which has succeeded in reaching into Germany since the United States entered the war and learning the actual, present-day conditions with- in that Empire. As a result of this effort, requiring months of time and thousands of dollars, THE WORLD has recently given to its readers a series of twenty remarkable articles from Cyril Brown, famed as a war correspond- ent in Europe, which revealed every phase | of Germany’s condition to-day. Mr. Brown will soon be heard from again, through THE | WORLD, re ovr solemn duty to | mbarragged eontractors, | Comptroller Craig which pledged the | of the elght Yale students on trial| Counsel and find out ff we acted out- charged with breach of the peace iu|side the Lockwood law. And, if we taking part in a ation May 20 | did, learn ‘f It isn't possible legally to were fc 1 $10 to $100.] bated ee! EY” ladvance money for subway completion wae outside that law.” all he » Inqul cer] “Trrompective of thor as to the dure in securing bail for Trveapectiy ft wnether oF fot we! ae BASKERVILLE ... LINCOLN EYRE.....France ATTER....... o'lc servants to} mission, said the Mayor, finish these ew * declared Mayor The Borrd took a recess . he t of “more definite inf Hy Hu ne atte under " le sbi eno mi r a hg WhAtT tion” trom the Public Service law w {. L want it clearly under-| mission and a legal opinion from the tood that Lam not golug to approve Counsel as to w any olan which will throw open wide ‘an adv ance contract f opportunity f those who nh aenere ¢ the to dip thetr hands deep treasury.” ral anid the ‘© the bill to grant long term permits to vrivate concerns to divert power from Niagara Falls was expressed before ‘ore he House F \ ask any lawyer to int anwuage of the Put ew York, he sald [Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravag KOcHeG. 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