The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1918, Page 9

_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1918. H. 8. Stewart, Mrsy Pant's cod told the Court that fC Pant would back the st9000 whieh Mra. Pant iS | for Pont Charities Fw | mony and $5,000 counsel foes pending 117. he would withdraw the motion fo; A theatrical entertainment followed ' Wied & Coler, Democratic noaninee for [trial of her suit for divorce trom Jo: | 4H mony ghMavita reche thas in 181 f re . s ollar , tl ha: a oh ra h D. Pant owner of Castles Ve: [Pd be ‘ood! jt raya rit! be f Bivenat ert, et: | s President Holland He } vt A, tai Le a ia 4ece on ib w et atl by -th Justice Lasanchy reserved @ | b ne ot ge Pont, Chari: i 7 Many of Federation's Bills the polla ‘on election | Sea_and Woodmansten tn vides : = en Fund, wh hot forgotten | nid tamities. When in Assembly. in whieh T was | sail Ke d Wonderful, v of talent has vol- ca p wera «gg nix antes nad for the A eae; shor. aen Recently James P. Holland, catdent said Mr. ‘he will be held in the open. Broadway of the New York State Fee mm of same tactics cannot bo repeate [isc ‘Sonal phan Barge Barnard, Labor, wrote (o Alfred H, Smith, out- WIth safety, “ioe the h Congreasste » Louise Dresser, Henry i Senlen by the Tom, Wise and Jack Hai sard § chevercdo' Cats Ai Gets Another Re-|Former Mayor Attacks Police and asking Mr. smith how he stood on League, warning | t i ‘will, be on the bil WILL PROTECT YOU FROM THE SPANISH INFLUENZA Send 25c for big package to THE OZANE CO. 150 13th Ave. (W. 23d St.), N. Y. City . ‘ the tases, ‘The Democratic candidate Tickets will be #1, and $1 extra for) spite From Sing Sing When and Asks Formation of for Governor to-day wrote In reply eee E? reserved. seats, | Pi Bool Heat SELES x i “Lam in favor of the tr ‘eam Applied in Nos-|No struggling for breath at nights =| Trial Is Postponed. Protective League. gramme of the Stute Fed rile Opener Pas your cold or eatarrh di Cone omens fons ee Labor for 1919, as outlined . ris Opens Vir Passages Get a small bottle of s Cream ter to me. £ believe that th m, PY, Postal card vote of 6 Right U Balm from your druggist now. Api #]| Vincent Gaffney’s departure for} Former Mayor George Gonzales of (1) 0) 1. Wil peeve hae Eh eee we ight Up. a little of ‘this fragrant, antigen ie, | Sing Sing was delayed another day| Hoboken this afternoon publishes @ quately to st only. the: Workers | ed healing oregar ia, yout nostrils, ie when the trial of the charge of escap-|statement in the papers of that city, of the Sta Tobie atte SPENT $40, 000 ON HUSBAND.) instant retie-—no waiting. Your|h¢ the head, soothes the inflamed oe ing from the Tombs was adjourned] attacking the Police Departement and’ g,, membrane, and relief TG |e nfo Oven passages of your head clear and you}eomes: instant “Says He M can breathe freely. o more hawking, Tt's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up nin ine J Alf Mrs. Louise ni. formerly known as snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. | with a cold or nasty catarrh. eansnoeomnpeeseeemennseepteneenantee seos Raapeeialeaneee oe ela E eee with 8 cold of naaty eatarrh Rete nts to by Judge Malone in General Sessions| calling upon citizens to form a pro- ‘until to-morrow. Yesterday the mur-|tective league for thelr own safety derer asked for a lawyer, saying that he had no money to engage one. At- clogged nostrils open right up; the lar mu Minimum and suggesting that a couple of lynch- Free Text Book Bill, ings would have the best possible ef-) the Workmen's Compensation aw and forney Franklin Greer was assigned} pect on the gangsters, others to represent him and a day's grace} wag the police have apparently no{ “It is generally conceded that when @ranted to prepare the case, despite] intention of stopping the series of I was Speaker of the Assembly more the protest of Assistant District At- c vita Progressive labor legislation — wax torney Tally. fA des hg eet Aid sie enacted than ever before in the history | " je statement runs, “the only thing of the State. I have always fought for | Gaffney told the Court this morn-|ier¢ is to organize a protective such laws not on any grounds of Best & Co, Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Est, 1879 Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street Important Sale of F Women’s Hosiery f Thursday Only 1.39 Regular 2.00 Grade. 1090 pairs pure thread silk clocked stockings with heavy mercerized reinforced lisle tops and soles. High spliced heels, double soles and toes, full fashioned. Black stockings with — » white silk clocks; white stockings with black | silk clocks. Sizes 814 lo 10. ing that he now had money to ir®/ieqgue, The head of the Police De-|cal expediency, but because I felt that his own lawyer and asked that R. 1.| partment has no use for efficient po-|the protection of the lives, health ar Waring, a colored attorney, be stb-|{icomen," |aatety of the working men, women and * < iid stituted. Waring obtained the ac-| Gongatcs cites the demotion of Act-|te the Stat ing Detective Fullam, whose only of- a is fense, he says, way that he was doing POLITICAL NOTES. his duty. Gambling dens, he says, aro, quittal of John Callaghan, charged with aiding Gaffney in his escape. Acting under instructions from Mayor Hylan, Police Commissioner Frederick D. Underwood, Preadent: of | Enright has placed two policemen in given free rein in the city, and oersi i. Daltrond, bas endor 1 Alfred ithe Tombs as a special guard over| women who are a menace to the city. Smith for Go jGaffney, Day and night this guard|are allowed to prowl the streets at all the Democratic has been maintained since Gaffney's| hours of the night | Former Lieut return to th that the friends of the gang leader were planning a rescue, jaffnoy's coat, made by a Ho- tailor, the police discovered two id novel “gun” pockets, There] ing common in Hoboken, is a pocket in each sleeve near the|the statement, and the liv he armpits, easy of access in the event| citizens and their property are not) UPPOr jof the gangster being obliged tolsafe. The police who should protect | “throw up his hands.” ‘The police the people are doing the opposite. | that Gaffney is as quick in pulling a|Gongales declares that the murder ¢ |revolver ay he is in pulling a trigger. | Policeman Gudehus last week shoal’ Regarding his statement about the have been repaid by the swinging of| ment, of State Hugo volver and cartridges found on bna,|two gangsters from the nearest lamp- | with pupiicans campaign Avsistant District Attorney Tally said | post matter and Tunuink hia own eampalgn STERN BROTHERS urge their patrons to act upon the suggestion of the War Industries Board of Washington and do their Christmas shopping as carly as possible. 1 will euppert ‘ombs, It is understood| “There is a number of gangsters In! Chandler ¢ Hoboken who w wld be a disgrac wild and wi Returns received at the Republican State Committee Headquarters show An Important Offering To-morrow of WOMEN’S COATS ~ Regular Value $39.75 at $29.50 TUNNING full flare models, giving the graceful long line silhouette. Tailored styles to be worn with one’s own furs; one has shawl collar, other with .convertible collar. Made of most desirable woolen materials in the favored colorings. Handsomely silk lined.and interlined. registration of voters in th: part of the t i Democratic toa stat 678 Regular 1.15 to 1.75 Grade. 728 pairs women's silk stockings, also silk and fibre mixed. Our regular. stock now broken in sizes. Mostly plain colors. A few fancy checks. All sizes well represented, but not in every style, ges 814 lo 10. here will be more murders in the | “t ‘he ask any jury to be-| ci the statement concludes, “and| Gov. Whitmar eve anything 3 a New York| more holdups and slashings, and they peticeman said b ‘ onfessed | will not be stopped until the people |> murderer and gunz He has told| get together and force the police to ere Citys 9 7 gun. |do their duty or get out and the people | pefore the North 8 | to-day “L would not sent out to get|do it thems in the Bronx, No k him out first Some three hund apture him # Ss The Hudson County Fei STORING OF COFFIN BOXES [ini ag * ADMITTED BY UNDERTAKERS | Poew= pase a OLySe Soe ene. petals HUYLER WRANGLE ENDED. | Alpert Brothers, However, Discisim A Sulne Brinda lieihara eke Intention of Violating Law— ame Together in Agreemen Both Men Are Held. | gomon in all Ris gory has nothing | samuel and Benjamin Alpert, undere | a ile oe! appear ida ae the [takers at Lexington Avenue and 19th eat tae on ee ae Street, denied to-day they had know- jurist just two hours to-day to F Aealgnten out’ the ditterences, between | ugly violated the law by intercepting |the “Huyler brothers of and soring six pine boxes, to over which they and their transport the bodies 0! Jury is expected to re A Collection of New and Very Desirable WOMEN’S SUITS AND DRESSES Will be offered at extra {been wrangling before him To effect immediate clearance we are disposing of all our salesmen’s samples at a great sacrifice. sujlors to this cl The 4 for further hearing under $3,000 bail each, after arre ent before United} States Commissioner Hitchcock, | -| Complaint was made by Detective) L. | Serat. James G. Finnan, who found the Meoney for David, and John B. 8! che coffin boxes the premises and al- fleld for the defendants, into his cham: |COffIN boxes on the pror is A two hours |lesed they had been misappropriated. 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