The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1918, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, ooTORER 22, Sn Indigestion pain, fo heartburn go instantly! Once! Stops Stomach Distress! GAFFNEY HELD OFF souring, acidity, gas, and Pleasant relief! Won what your stomach? you ate to upset Don’t bother! Here is relief! The moment Pape's reaches yourunsettled the lumps of indigestion f ness, gases, acidity, headache and dyspepsia go. Slayer Is Arraigned, Taken Back to Tombs and Will Plead To-Morrow, Diapepsin all ain, sour- | acl vi A. Gaffney, the escaped murd who was caught in North on Sunday, r | Costs so little at drug stores. reen and retur to oe ‘Tombs d this morn- v $ WILL PUT YOU upset? Pane'’s Diapepsin SYur rity \- hefore Judge Malone in General *| Bergen Jail, BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & @ Fulton Street, Brooklyn Announce for Wednesday, Oct. 23, An Extraordinary Dress Sale 500 Serge and Silk Dresses Special purchase of 350 manufacturer's surplus stock of afternoon dresses in Serge and Satin, headed Georgettes, and Georgette Combina- tions. 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Drew- in jr. of Hudson County, will start an that “Officer No, 31" volver to Gaffney. This action will follow District At- torney Swann’s interest in the case. Mr. Swann not only telephoned the Prosecutor, but wrote a letter to Gov. Edge asking him to give his persona: attention to the matter. Mr. Swann had examined Detectives James B, slipped the re- Gaffney, and said they all asserted a North Bergen policeman had handed in the revolver, “Officer No. 31" 1s George Affuso, a anything. His superiors, Chief Leon- ard Marcy and Capt, John Semmen, believe him, they say, although Af- {uso has been suspended “for cour- tesy’s sake.” | “Affuso is a good man and I con-| sider him entirely trustworthy,” said Chief Marcy. “If Gaffney had the gun on him at all,” said Capt, Semmen, “he had Mt} when the New York policemen frisked | him, and they overlooked it. If ne| didn't have it on him then, some one bung it on him afterward,” Chief Marcy said Inspector Cray of New York bad telegraphed him to release Kitty Coyle and her friend Mary McCauley, who were arresto’ with Gaffney, EAE eeanean BRITISH NAVY IN FILMS. Battle of Jatiand and Zeebrugge Feat Are Featur ‘The work of the British Navy in the war will be shown to the public through an exhibition of colored photograp which will be opened next Monday at the Anderson Galleries, No, 60 East 40th Street. The show will deal large- ly with the battle of Jutland and the achievements of the Vindictive in block- jing the Zeebrugge Channel, thus reh- |dering useless one of the most impor- tant of the enemy U-boat bases, While the purpose of the exhibition 1s educational, an admission charge of 60 cents will be made. The money will go to the Ame: Naval Charitable |Institution. PLEDGE = FOR SHOE MEN. Makers Mune ; Contorm te Retailers’ y Limits. 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