The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 7

sives, as t of them are anony- ‘The fire was on the top floor of|to-day attracted Detective MeGowan to Commencin londay, March 31st will Th und ; “TKNOW WHO Kuen sect ah meeeftmem ars gna NURSES AVERT FIRE Tagine he tap or of tay aura Dive Moan « Menten, “Doone nal pen OAM ond dae CE t ° | The husband, a B. R. T guard, had aceompany widely discussed cases. PANIC IN HOSPIT, f 5 . - dotectives working on the ease an- ‘orty horses quartered on the sec-| Deen assaulted while asleep by Mrs. De e r t eporte: a id floor were saved by policemen|Khappor. The latter was in the bath, a Es a I cg Me Lsigttfon ' ' and firemen, and Charles Baltimore, tub; er lpa stained as it by ledine ory of two railroad employees, wed wenly ami “orly ic $a an employee, saved a bij Rocky cGowan ca! an ambulante from | were wald to have overheard 4 quarrel 1: Goxt eh ' ails sige 1d OD eee, thee a vompase Holy Family Hospital, "Then he for the doctor and his wife on a Goat Led to oalety-Loss ion of the horses. The flames were | he Wormer to ake me the ane 5 ccafined to the one floor of the ware- <A "Satnale a station platform a Little | Is $15,000. house, and the fre and water lose balance, gid pistons "a Mull was frase} NG more than an hour before the murder,’ Nurses went quickly through the| was estimated at $15,000, Kings Couity Hospital the woman un: fo. had failed of verification, These men wards in the 137th Street wings of —— dertarreat ,, aaenutt [anid “attempted 5th Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 34th Street | will be subpoenaed. Harlem Hospital at 3 A, M. to-day! ASSAULTED WHILE ASLEEP, |o mentat patient at Bellevue. | It how been established that the and assured the patients there was prirtlth dd boneg oe Purchases Will Appear‘on Bills Rendered May Ist tered and A RANDOM GUESS. (From the Lenteriile Courier Journal.) “Politeness costs nothing. “That may be one reason why so} Ano 5 siter One Of flashlight which a Long Beach resi- no danger from a fire in the next Sk onymous Letter One Of tee glimmaring ina hots ad- block, smoke from which had entered Many Criticising Conduct of joii os 4 the home of Dr. and Mrs, the hospital through ventilators, As} ‘The cries of occupants of the house rs i Murder Inquiry. Wilkins shy before fie, murda, 4 --sult there was « Se at No. 311 at Street, Brooklyn, early | many people don't caré for it." HIGH-GRADE SILVERWARE § ia aie tielvea “We foe wee ee STORE WILL BE CLOSED TODAY IN HONOR - At Much Less Than Regular Prices % County District Atto 4 wine oda. nore oe “(4765 N AMERICAN ARMY san. Ja wks. tos| WERE MADE WAR PRISONERS the authorities were “for OF THE 27th DIVISION Franklin Simon s Co, \ : (All Pieces Engraved Free of Charge) Sheffield Plate Reproductions wie urea, bd ltr Mn hs i are This Number mber 186 C: Captives Have! Meat Platters: | Meat Platters—well and tree design: : “This was one of wing ietors ve!” Been Unnecouned For=233 | J Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets * | 13-inch -regularly 8.75, 6.50 17-inch .... tegularly 16.00, 13,50 mitt Elo ha a Laat Died i Camps. | 15-inch. . . regularly 10.50, 7.95 19-inch, ....... .. regularly 19.50, 16,00 eitisinet for their ict of the| W hake Na ital anane i | 17-inch.. ..-tegularly 12.75, 9.85 RPE. igi regularly 26.00, 19,75 Bitlet Attorney Wonk alae the Conia owes eed Ueloch see, estagelady 16.00 TEI | case Dishes: la paying no attention to such’ mis. | forces, the War ar ene ic pris: @1-inch.,...... .++-regularly 17.00, 14,00 oners whose satus was still doubtful on H-ineh............... regularly 6,00, 450 \March 2, A list of theso names has Fusing ond vine ie nae 4.95 6 co ; f lbeon forwarded to the Central Reco ee pane | office = b. F., for checking and inves aility4 ny 1 5.75 | regularly 8.75, The War Department records, com- regularly 8.50 Double Vegetable Dishes, lock handle... 8,95 Open Vegetable Dishes or Sandwich Trays. . regularly 11.50 regularly 6.00, 4.00 | Bread Trays 7 regularly 6,00, 3.65 Sterling Silver Flatware Gravy Boats and Trays...........+ 5.95 jt | From Our Own Fifth Avenue Workrooms i ‘om reports on prisoners from all \sources, show a total loss by the Amer- ican Army of 476) military prisoners i and S81 civilians. Of the military pris- oners, 4,276 have been reported offi- and Pain. er released and 23 died in Ger {man prison eamps. \, Only one American officer of as high Create Gas, Sourn: How to T Medical autho’ ‘ank as Lieutenant Colonel was cap Sterling Silver Two-piece Steak Sets,— Glass Marmalade Jars with Sterling Silver nearly | g ltured during the war. Four Majors, 3. 00 5 PU twenty-seven Captains and 263 Lieu- two patterns regularly 4.50, D- top and spoon regularly 3.00, 2.2 ed ai were taken a isoner, Sterling Silver Salt Sets, twelve pieces in | Sterling Silver Picture Fr: .—-photo- | EHAMBERLAW'S MEMORY PARIS INSPIRED | case regularly 8.00, 650 | graph ssc. reguarty 4.30, 375 POKE-SHAPED Flower Vases with, Sterling Silver Holder......ssc:0c.cscNeccoedtt regularly 6.00, 4.50 HAZY ON AERIAL FEATS | His Commanding Officer Says He |. Couldn't Give Satisfactory Explanation of Reports. Capt. Edmund n Antonio, Tex., Oneida Coiunialitiie: “ee Plate HATS Vernon Pattern, Guaranteed for 10 Years Tea or Coffee Spoons...........doz, 1.60 Butter Spreads... regularly 5.00, doz. 4,00 regularly 2.00 . ‘ Flat Handle Medi Knives loz. 4, Dessert Spoons or Forks... doz. 25 - beibneainie 4 buet aael : a 4 50 *loxplanation of his report xtra- . rier regula! 4.00 ordinary aerial teats to Capt. 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