The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1918, Page 9

SERBIANS 11 IN HUNGARY, Have Also Entered the Capital of Montenegro. LONDON, Nov. 14.—On Sunday Ser- bian troops entered the town of Ver- seoz in Hungary, twenty-five miles north of the Danube, dispersing and capturing elements of German rear- Guna and other war material were captured. The Serbians also entered Novissad Cettinje, the cap. ital of Montenegro, has been liberated, says @ Serbian official statement is- sued on Tuesday. “CALL IT A DAY” What do you call m day? A high-pressure morning, heary lunch—and a slowed-down a ternoon? Change to Borden's Malted Milk for tunch and full-speed- ahead all day. Nourishment without heaviness—a real food- drink, At all fountains, Inaist on Borden's—the Improved Matted Mill Borden’ MAILTED of credit. fees, no dues. “Murder 53-57 West 14th St. THROUGH THE BLOCK TO 15th ST. 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The defendant was Grant Rose, indicted for alleged at- tempted extortion. It was but a few weeks ago that the District Attorney's Office was simi- larly rebuked by Judge Matone, for presenting a murder case based on evidence which, the gqurt held, was too slender to justif- an indictment. The case against Grant Rose con- sumed the morning session to-day, and Judge Mulqueen showed signs of | impatience with the character of evi- | dence offered. He interrupted the last witness and said to Assistant District | Attorney Banton, who was prosecut- | ing: | “It is time for you, Mr. District Attorney, if you have any real evi- | dence, to produce it. I told you last |night what I thought of this case, There is no evidence here that this | defendant violated the law.” | ‘The final witness for the prosecu- tion was then permitted to finish his by man, No « at Two Prices - Every garment styled Some with plain and others Values up to $45. | $32.50 Values to $57.50. Now marked $45.00 ° $24. 75 A Mc | Will Out” The Big Defective Story of the Year FACT, NOT FICTION! Next Sunday World | without leaving the box William Fitzmaurice, had “framed up"|S¥ann to dec'de,” ee | Paut eo manufacturer, to extort money from | , him ‘ty breaking into a reo occu- | ‘CENSORSHIP TAN END; “ ple4 by Hellerend Mrs. Kaste], Kas- tel has @ sult pending against Heller | _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER testimony, and the judge directed the |and Fitzmaurice are pending verdict, JUOGE REBUKES When | quests under which Amorican pub District. Attorney Banton jishers have d what he intended to do |, he maid n returned | Assiste was a which the jury boon working since the ( to war’ was on “Well, from wh a curd) would be diffleult to ster and | However, it lm tyr Ts ¢ charge was that ( y-day, after conferences be- retaries Baker and Daniela relary of War and the See- tury of the Navy end all ouvers con- i with the direction of America’s wer effort.” sald a statement, “Join neere acknowledgment of the debt atitude owing to the prese of the 4 Statew for the honorable | dis- K Heller, a Newark weaithy OFFIGIALS THANK PRESS. |for $400,000 for alleged alienation ot} \ ot a high roaponathltty, vie. | Mrs, Kastel’s affections out force of low and tnder n 6 The chief evidence against Rose | Publishers Releaséd From Volun- | compulsion then thelr own le ove ity of new was the testimony of Central Omce| {ary Restrictions in Force Dur- Redoable Sains Detective Chappy that he had heard bere 4 bg papers have given unfaitering obedience Rose confess his part in the “frame- ing the War to every desire of the Government in up." Rose denied having made the) ‘ ; _... all matters of military secrecy, carrying confession. | WASHINGTON, Nov, — 14.—With-| through successtully a tremendous ex- Prosecutions against the Kastels | drawal of all volunteer consership re-! periment in honor and trust.” The JOHN WANAMAKER Store National Wholesale and Retail Distributor of VICTROLAS All Victrolas may be purchased on easy terms at WANAMAKER’S. Buy Your Christmas Victrola Now— Delivery When Wanted. There is apt to be a scarcity of Victrolas in December. The Three Most Popular Victrolas Complete stocks of Pay $5 or $10 a month, according to the model you select. Complete stocks every model (9 models in all) in mahogany and special finishes of oak. of all Victrola records, too, including the new ones on the November list. 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