The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 4

© TSS SEN ena rn ah i, te Fownes skill and American ingenuity have produced Fownes Filosette. The superior suede-finished ic glove, Washes splendidly, fits like kid, i" ty f ty a wt a “a ‘il I, Play op (>) ) normal digestion. a ihe | MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE i noying manifestations f ‘ and vy lag / ci FICTION'S FASOINATIONS. (From the Washington Star.) "Truth is stranger than fiction.” not only acarcer, but often leas enter- HEARTBURN or heaviness after meals are most an- of acid-dyspepsia. KI-MOIDS pleasant to take, | neutralize acidity |i and help restore MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION 19-3 Samuel Smith, paying-teller, Sam-| uel Levitt, a saloon keeper, the Iat-| this afternoon, when, it was stated, ter’s brother, Abraham, and Frank! Oscar Steiner, majority stockholder of Reynolds, a former assistant cashier) the bank, will issue a statement. of the Cosmopolitan Bank, No, §03/ Smith ts twenty-nine years old and Prospect Avenue, when arraigned in! lives with his wife at No, 2642 Val- the Morrisania Court this morning|entine Avenue, His salary is $27.60 charged with the theft of $26,432 from a week. The police say he admitted the bank, were held in $7,600 ball for|he was $2,000 short in his accounts. an examination next Friday, Smith and his alleged confederates! saloon at Dawson and Longwood Pest & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Best & Co.s Good Styles Allied With Special Prices Individual Suits, Capes and Coats Established 1879 for Misses—Specially Priced THE TAILORED SUITS that are straight of line and Best & Co. tailored will be popular all season. ; For Tuesday, we are featuring navy blue serge, straight-line suits with natural pongee vests. Misses’ sizes. SHORT CAPES Braid is the only adornment. 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MURRAY KELLER IS DEAD. | gned this morning, ac would nei ‘The poll irm nor deny, |a shortage of $16,000 safes and compartments of the bank. | ‘The doors alfo, it was annouaced, will | be fitted with new locks ‘The Board of Directors will meet Levitt is also twenty-nine and keeps Avenue; his brother is thirty-one, and |Reynolds is also thirty-one, and ij | lives at No. 2639 Jerome Avenue, | The police have insisted from the | beginning that the robbery was “an linside job,” and yesterday they de- | |eided to put Smith through another | +] grilling, Detectives Flynn, McCar- | f]|ton and Foley went to the paying! | teller’s home, asked him to come to (]] | the bank, and after taking him to the ] | robbed vault questioned him for sev- ‘| eral hours. Then Capt. Wines and 5 | | Lieut. McGrath took him in hand and say they got from him an admission that he was a party to the crime, — | | He told them, they said, that Samuel | Levitt, whose saloon he often visited, he robbery to him Smith agreed, the police say, and told Levitt how to get into the bank and how to open the vault and the safe, When he put the money in the safe on Monday night he told Capt. Wines, the latter says, that he pre- tended to lock the door, but did not. He left the combination off on a halt turn, All Levitt had to do was to pull on the door and it would open, Smith also said, the detectives’ story goes, that he gave Levitt a du- plicate key to the Westchester Ave- nue entrance of the bank. Levitt confessed, the Captain says, that on Tuesday morning he went to | the Westchester Avenue entrance of the bank at about 6.46, opened the door and entered; but, seeing Rudolph Stueven, the watchman, sitting in the ‘| caged inclosure, he sneaked out. Walking around to the Prospect Ave- nue entrance, he watched until he saw Stueven leave the bank at 7 Then, knowing the day watchman did not report for work until 8 o'clock, he went back to the Westchester Avenue entrance, ag to the vault and safe, latter and took out the $26,432, | He took the money to the store of | the Amertean Exchange Cigar Con- | pany and asked his brother to keep it until he called for it, the police say, nd Abraham Levitt, who had hidden t back of some cigar boxes, turned it over to the detectives. | ‘OTS AT CHRO, EGYPT, | ARE PUT DOWN BY TROOPS | Property Destroyed in Demonstra- tions Over Deportations—Fight- | ing Also at Tanta. | LONDON, March 16.—A Reuters de- \ spatch from Cairo, under date of March 12, reports extensive riotous demon- | strations by students and the populace with considerable destruction of prop- erty, necessitating the employment of M| military forees. It is reported that the disorders were casily suppressed with- out bloodshed. The rioting was due to the arrest and deportation of Said Pasha Zagloul, Vice President of the Legislative Assembly, |and others, ace iz to w Cairo de- | spatch to the Mi | | ‘There also has been rioting at Tanta, Egypt, in connection with disorders which have occurred there during the past week. On March 12 3,000 persons tried to rush a railroad station at Tanta, | but the attack was met by troops and | police and was frustrated, There was | some fighting and twenty-two casualties are reported in a Cairo despatch re- | ceived here. #1] ‘Tanta is an important town on the WA] | Nile, seventy-five miles above Alexan- PH | drin’and is the capital of the province MN | of Gharbiya Redfiela to Speak for Volenno Kato TOKIO, Mrach 17 yoleano H north » On Towns, Asama-Yama, a Buy i oDay. ‘vonths to Pay. Chary \ ccount Transaction Onfidential. No bi ployers' references, Rey W resentative calls on + Call or write 1 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1 by cant. NURSE ILL FROM OVERWORK. |'s#¢ 2 ng into the ocean near the Brighton Beach Hotel, appeared before Magis- the Bank, res! cording to rumors Steiner, V resident of the bank, this morning, accompanied by her bro- —— which Harold trate Dale in the Coney Island Court ther, William, who declared that he he bank books show believed his sister's mind had become ork during the tn- Their mother died ‘ unbalanced by ov Another Arrest Promised After|* thank examiners have ordered the fluenza epidemic, Paying Teller Is Reported | placing of new locks on all the vaults, ¢ to Have Confessed OUTER APPAREL OF UNUSUAL CHARM g Vietims Too | hed ursday of pneumonia, and he|!n feared the strain of nursing her ‘ed too gi Miss Joseph Stricken While Here—K no: Murray Keller, American representa- tive of @ great French champagne com- pany, died suddenly to-day at his hom: No, 200 West Fifty-elghth Street. Hi Mr nate: was stricken with heart disease while j14 20 empty cn the bathtub. 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