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erm 7 tale yf s ‘ s (THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER York on a graft charge, was made turned $1,128 into the firm for sale York, was granted “Mr. Creedon ts under close watch | ble to collect the proceeds. Judge County, that D: Wadhams was told that there were ‘ a under bowd to « by members of our organization and] other charges against the accused and} Newark Girl Got Betrothal An-|court wh } Ue his life is in our hands,” said the let-|he fixed bail at $5,000. Counsel for the! nouncement While Waiting for In- |>rtach of accused said it would be forthcoming. ‘The plai ter, which was signed “The Black) Kemerer lives at the City Club and| tended Husband—Asks $50,000. | Thaler sin \ she me Y GRAFT CASE Four," followed by @ huge spot of| Sweeney at the New ot Newark, en the eve of [MM 19 Falisbursh, and that sho prom : ve Ue fed ink bearing eryptic numbers. “If -~" se. ied uh 68 Lg hod ag sige Ney ' expected wedding, rece! -}On June 14, she anys he w he attempts to attend the trial of the ‘ een broth enth abe Corp, Arthur Clark, Company K,|nOuneement from the parents of an- dined at ne home, but f ’ hers mentioned above (Rosenwas-|yo¢th Infantry, was engaged to be mar.jother prospective bride that her own |*Ppear there | Black Hand Letter Warned ser Brothers) you can look forward) ried «6 Miss Helen Fisher, of No. 116 stating that to finding his dead body, Our last] Fifty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, and on July age fiance was to wed some ene cise, ac- Against Testimony Concern- warning.” 10 wre brother Harvey, of No. 346| cording to allegation in papers filet © Bertha to Dr. Bdward J . 7 , " “4 Seurt e,"* » sariwynes $. The letter was dated New York,|Second Street, Brooklyn, that he, ex-|to-day with Supreme Court Justice | *) Ndldivan addr ah: @e ing Rosenwasser Brothers. sen getter was dated New Tork. | pected We get & furlotgh soon, to tome |Otdngee as the baale of an application| The Feldman addres ¢ N partment of Ju ‘ porns, hen came & massage that he 'for an arrest order. 4 ay “ 5 aaa ) s iat et vente jatice ad died of wounds received on Sept. 2 directed minet DF isa Le % daw * sda hes rk a ed janis It was also announced that a Gov bevigd hans abet hei against the Hives of government !M- ernment witness was stopped at the pectors who assist in uncovering doors of the Rosenwasser plant re- craft in connection with army con- cently and menaced gy a gunman who said if the witness did not keep his tracts were disclosed to-day by the mouth shut he would “get this.” The Department of Justice. The text of gunman illustrated by pressing a re 1 blackhand lettef threatening Frank yolyer against the witnegg's face. Creedon, a government inspector who -_—_———_ —--- H P st "i t ey s about to appear as a witness Two BROKERS INDICTED aving just opened my new Broadway or against the firm of er adding another link to the chain of the —————————|_ ON GRAND LARCENY CHARGE ADLER ESTABLISHMENTS and having my own Wholesale Woolen Department, you are offered the advantage of the finest assqgtment of ‘as A All Wool Suitings and Overcoatings in the city. Imagine what savings this means to you, when ott are clamoring for woolens and cannot get them at any price reason I am able to place at your disposal this most remarkable offer 215-4 WAVE. Suit or Overcoat to Order D5 °° _wecooR W}EXTRA TROUSERS FREE w.ue Serges, heavy and medium weights—taken from my own woolen department ogether with a number of suiting ends, some that I carried over from last season, and from most of which I can make you a suit and extra trousers. The che , Mixtures, Tweeds, Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worsteds. These cloths, together with high class tailoring style, perfect fit and best trimmings, I am syre no other tailor ean sell for less than $5.00 or 40.00. [| My Price SUIT TO ORDER 25.00|/) S. HENRY ADLER 4. % My New Store—1,432 Broadway, Near 40th St. Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.; Saturdays 11 P. M. 70 NASSAU ST., Cor, John, Open Until 7 P. M. 3 CHURCH ST., Near Liberty, Open Until 7 P. M. 1932 BROADWAY ar 40% ST. OPEN EVES UNTIL OPM, SATURDAY=11P.M, Sweeney and Kemerer Accused of Failing to Account for $1,128 for Stock Sales. Robert Kemerer and William R. 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