The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 13

} , THE EVENING WORLD) FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1919. ee | | COURT FREES BURGESS: ‘$300 HOTEL BILL MARS {TRIED FoR oUQUESNE ESCAPE ' | GOUGERS THREATEN TO RESUME POLICE JOB CAPTAIN'S FINE WAR RECORD : plain to the Mayor's Committes on Rent Profiteering. Hirsch of the Mayor's Committee and STORE OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW. (SATURDAY) UNTIL. 5:30 P, M. Chairman Nathan Prisoner was | Cripple, other officials who are attempting tof i ate >. bhoek avaliciows ‘laidlorin tad Policeman Charles D. Sands, a vet-! Pe) ; ty we s landlords to-day re-| Detective Sergeant Exonerated After Flanagan Liked Hotel "Pestayivhinid pid tei: a i a in Fey Mey cS t f " * . artment, to-day ” r eo teach ey pie pec a Being Under Indictment So Well He Escaped From, ‘|petore Deputy Commiasidner Leach, aggre . More Than a Year. Hospital to Go Back. Charged with failing to take proper notices from the landlords that they Precautions to preyent the escape of After standing for more than a year) The matropolitan career of a retired) rite Duquesne, adventurer and soldi would have to vacate their homas. |in the shadow of two indictments—one (captain in the National Army who "Just of fortune, held on & murder, phi Poureentn surest Weet of With Avpaus Several tenants of No. 701 West 177th | charging him with burglary and the|couldn't see Indiana” when he left} i iievue Hompltal prison ward. | Street and No. 701 West 178th Etreet bag with accepting an unlawful fee-~)Camp Dix tn April with $900 in hist Hoctors from the hosp testined . Rie to-day asserted that their landlord] Detective Sergeant Edward C. Burgess pocket, came to an ingtorious end to-linat Duquesne had not ed since 4 is Dispossess Notices Served Be-| jy Weclined to reriéw leases to them, | the Loft Squad is about to return |day in the Court of Special Sessions |entocing the hospital and wan believed FRIDA SATURDAY. cause of Complaints Made to jin spite of big rent boosts, becanse of to bas police duties completely exon- fon he was sentenced to the work-/i pe a helpless oer. Tey also said . , . Pass ora use for thirty days for attempting to iceman Sands's att Mayor’s Committee [complaints made to the Mayor's Com=|""rng’ indictments against Burgess |defraud the Hotel Puauayivasia out of ed ‘by Tepeated calla weds mittee, were dismissed to-day by Judge Mul- | $300, A ance in restraining, a ee ee tek ° Practically every tenant in No. 218|queen in the Court of General 8 ‘The respondent, who pleaded guilty; . — ee = n pecia Ss Threats Xo dispogsess havo been | west 140th Street has signed a round|sions on the recommendation of Dis-|was Donald C, Flanagan, late captain { ‘Mitde to tenants In this city who com- | robli inst the Terry Holding|trict Attorney Swann. in the 346th Infant: { the National m ‘ —— Conpiny of No. 203, Weat 140th} Burgess was indicted ag the result | Army. gis, ea gaa —IN OUR— ” Street. Apartments which one year Of the statement of Isador Pindek, now Flanaga cording to the story re- In Ging Ging Prison, who was arrested | jated to ago were rented for $36 and $38 aro " Presiding stice Edwards and ® 9 ons ol last year following a series of silk TOD*| Associate Justi Kerhochan and is the root of nearly all veld at $45 and $50, with roveatelperieg, Pindek aad he and hie #88) Dias,.was a Fairmount, Ind. youth|M digestiv ils. If ; Promises of repairs and improve-loperated “under the protection of CeN-| who’ enlisted in the Regular Arniy retro Math pod ments. The tenants declare that in|tral OMco detectives.” back in 1911 and, when he went to|@ igestion is weak or out spite of improyements promised] Pindek named Burgess and Wiliam |rrance last summer rose to be a com. |M of Kilter better eat less . Direct Entrance 32 West 14th Street nothing has been done on the prem- apes’ an poe ncere homey yr ‘pany commander, Letters were intro- and td Ps \ses except what the Department of de fB any Dogg htc as Matar duced from brother officers testifying use 4 Buildings compelled for violation of |UMAwful feo of $300 and ro agiones 'S/to his splendid army record and de- A. man likes t6- dp his shopping in a cool, spacious shop where he can the Tenement House Laws. po dpe Boon Bag TG adie scribing hia company ax the “best In I-MOID judge his selections, unhurried and at ease. Our new Men's Shop provides the regiment.” . ow A Jump in rentals from $40 to $60 oe ~ he capt went te: Heid Seansyt« this pleasant atmosphere along with values that are genuinely worth while Ala goet' Rie ite bab! ceprtat retest * vania from Camp Dix and, still inj@ the new to better ’ hak | Be leben polite COURT GIVES BOBBY ASCH uniform, registered an "G. W. Pay of digestion. Pleasant to and styles that are up-to-the-minute. Come in and see for yourself. nm J we . « Little Rock, Ark.” When his bill was . . , oo _ r¢ isting that any raiso at at tsan.im-| BACK TO CHILDS’ HOSPITAL serine’ siots” pecs nounced” “ine e—effective. Let Ki- STYLWEARCLOTHING FOR MEN AND FEATURING \ Fe Sec ganna obspggt oF —— ton “miliary hospital, “esse wert | molds help straighten out QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE. Complaint was again: sastas, He escaped f hi \ od i i & Sonults, who have raised the rent | Appellate Division Takes Infant ine “ynttorm ceri Saurn| | Your digestive troubles, MEN’S FINE SUITS in No, 120 West 123d Street from! From Feinblooms and Vacates [() E. B. Has and wile’ on MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE Es Payrily Hrogtbinhnod er aus Wrote “H.-R. Ray and. wife” son MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION Conservative—also styles for young men—worsted and 7 ‘ ye fore the Indianian was recognised. mixtures—also fine woolen in n, light Now we all know that it The Appellate Division of the Su- grays, seis etc.—fine workmanship— 31. 50 really isn’t so much a ques- SENDS SEVEN SOLOMONS Reins Ac. sha ana Sate veins wpecial.....spesrecssssecveesesecssvenes tion of: fishermen’s luck as T0 ATLANTA TOGETHER bloom for an order giving them the 2,400 Men’ 's Fine Shirts it is the fisherman’s equip- birds din Urner Prsery oats ae Pongee, repp, woven and printed madras— . me of their ai - n ment! | Judge Knox Lets Brothers Go to|#er directing them to turn. the cniia | eu thet of colored stripes on white +h. 52 Why not fix yourself up| S, P ite ti Convicted back to the New York Nursery and —soft cuffs—all sizes—special.........6665+ : : . Same Penitentiary ; Ci shila’ ) right this vacation? of Clothin "Prauds athe Goare at the cumme time warated yf he ‘Awd Beach Suite Our Sporting Goods De-| s , the stay which allowed them possession a ORE ee aoe F re e rtment specializes in| Te sven Solomon brothers, Abra-lof the child temporarily. "Whites wed slab: oaks Pe * Pe ham, Charles, David, Elias, George,| “Bobby” was found in an ash bar- Men’s Mohair Suits everything an angler needs.| 5...) 4.4 sosuph, will spend the next |fel in Mount Vernon last January, He Bisbial & As well ‘as everything for] iwo years in che Atlanta penitentiary | "84 been abandoned. The Court sent pec! SS Lea eeteeeen ease esseeenes * r1 o fe him to the New York Nursery and Silky finish, smartly ‘striped; blue, gray, black. golf, tennis and camping. [ana it won't make much difference to| child's Hospital. Subsequently he was M, s Complete Sporting) thom whether, Georgia maintains the |let out on a contract preliminary to 100 Men’s Suits E t Lik f g | ary law or not. The brothers who were |adoption. A clause in the contract,pro- Ss | 14.50 1,200 Men's Shirts 1.00 Goods Stores at each o! Saal | convicted a fow days ago of swindling | vided for his surrender on twenty-four pecial.. ves ’ Colored stripes on white—sizes 14 to 17, “four convenient cornefs,’’ | merchants out of $750,000 in the sale of |hours' notice if the hospital authori- Youthful and conservative styles. Men’s White Soisette Shirts merchandise which they had stolen,|ties demanded it. The demand was 210 Men's Suits 1.66 were this morning sentenced by Fed-|made and was contested in the courts. | 18.50 Special. . ;feral Judge John €. Knox. ‘The lower courts ruled that the con- Special seeevemsesetens fume With and without Saoaisa' oF) Te other partners,of the Solomon|tract left no loophole and surrender RoGERs PEET Company’ “| tamily received tike sentence last week.| should be made. The Fineblooms car- Mytee for younger and older men Men's White Otis Underwear ») 79 Broadway e Broadway |The combinations scheme of operation /ried the case up on So aeprel Men's White Duck Trousers 1.95 Special......oessecercessesen| . pt 13th St. “Fo at 34th St. |was to order wearing apparel by mail ——~ GEEIAL Gs 65 dan apdaerh toe + wd Dice 40 hae noted for. durabilit’: . obiet th Convenient and then distribute the goods to twenty- INVENTOR ACCUSES FRIEND . . pl cuak’ ae ane dlerves:"" Deawerd Shat rier wa d Broadway Comers” Fi Awe.{scven. marae ney oparacdtn Men's Flannel Trousers 4.95 fpomsted. All slees' comublith bomaed s ~ i New ehieas: bodied places. ‘The original seller never got OF EXPLOITING HIS PATENT Specials i... ieee cee deee *Y9 | Men’s Porosknit Union Suits Fanything. Black hairline stripes on white ground. SOC fois co ceee sees seston v4 C. F. Guggenbeuhler Says His In- 200 Pairs of Men’s Khaki Short sleeves and ankle length vention Would “Save Rail- Trousers | 1.65 | Men’s Summer Pajamas 1.95 roads $25,000,000 a Year, All sizes—special | | Made of soft finished material, closely woven. Charlies F. Guggenbeuhler, inventor Finer grade—heavier . wer 2.65 phe striped patterns. Silk frog fastenings. of Newark, N. J., who supervised the Pp sizes. construction of the first locomotive to Men's Serge Trousers } 3.66 Men’s Straw Hats 1.85 “THE KEFYICIENCY SHOR” WIDTHS “AAAAA TO E” re bi aha" a renee rig MT v Wool finish—all sites.......0sseeeaeces f ~ Rough straws, soft brims; also toyos, many styles. 15 East 35th St., Near Fifth Ave.,.N. Y. Lutz, one of his supposed friends, had Men’s Bathing Suits Men's Fine Serinets and organized a company to exploit one of Blue, brown, gray, worsted; durable;} 3.66 other fancy strawe— 4.24 his inventions, He greeted with indig- all sizes. Special.....--- ‘ f Our regular 04.05-5,05. .....seeeceeeees “Break? |] toa ne alec haa been given 20 shares YES! WE SELL FISHING TACKLE that he also had been given 20 shares Why Do Foot Arches “Break” [i'm reats ti sits tne 6“ ” vention would save the railroads of the — an ns and “Flatten” Down? ree eon sasahy ie rseae — ——— —— experts said fea talons larate CAA) [beac rea ote dellgna: anoman || eeo eatin wusteteunies KEEP YOUR SHOES INEAY I Cent dceaation anh pak: |[20e 's d0lng, te the Whale, bette in Special Term, Part 1 Court, Jus- ~ tion of the bon Foot. [structure of the foot—the anchor- I] tice Poter A. Hendrick, to-day by the Storg q Open All Day Tomorrow (Saturday) Until 5:30 P. M. arch, looking at it ugeo—are strained and stretelied 1! rim of Caldwell & Bannister of No. 28% ; tide of foot. The heavy dark nea }and the whole ‘arch of the foot falls ae ees rt ftp ian el For Women: tao running from heel to. forward part | down adway, : wuta é ‘ poe gpiyss a aacre “ 8 800 he fi h begi: ; beuhler lawyers said he was ¥s 7 ated rcrtiaararia! caehernige At MAT At toon 88 9 feos down, MENS Hl ytnine’ to: donate, tis patent. to the | [MAAR AC LaCaLAnS Me ALS and et ee eee feet “atructure ins |{| Government if it would aid him to get] [Vala kml a @lerom Cake These anchorages, when creases, just like the his second citizenship papers. v1 in @ proper, healthy con snowball rolls Decision was reserved. PHL BE OALLEY CORPORATIONS UIMUVERID UFEALO Noy dition, do not streteh when nin When the i . epcristday need taM aged vs anown in the |]! One Killed, Four Injured as Auto Ryerss Cet balarhnebcans 07 apes 4 standing in the ower age st J s- Hits ‘Tree, \ shige ins. feob, strecture fo NEWPORT, R. 1, June 27.—Joseph WOMEN Ss obeut limes as T. Kenney was killed and four other men were injured, two of them seriously, . when an automobile struck a tree at Ts Sheol Rr Rou White Canvas Shoes and Oxfords early Pa y James 8. Leary suffered e ture and Poter Sullivan . " - ’ 2 collar bone broken ‘ 84th Street and 3rd Ave. Featuring distinctive Tenderloot modes for Summer time Ps OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. A scarcity of white shoes is predicted, therefore you will be wise to purchase your ; or’ cks « 1 esh and prices are low. GRAND RAPIDS CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS Summer’s supply now, while the stocks are full and fr P 'e low. f Queen Anne Period Suite in American Walnut White Canvas Shoes are tertainly the coolest and most comfortable shoes for Summer, ; URNITURE ) besides being infinitely smart, becoming and appropriate for all occasions at mountain and j | seashore vacation resorts, Ti great as it Is when the foot ts in CREDIT TERMS | ; of the muscles of the strong, healthy condition, Shoes Oxfords A new, enlarged section for 1 Shete wuken’ d—the tibeos ot] "This’ explaina why. 6” person who te Down on $50.0 ——— 3 : dh, oamhoreare, ot eat; Miitk tte cet in standing or walking “ 750 Children’s Shoes 2 que of much sooner thas one who has good 4 « « 49), latent | 5. 5 4. 95 ne shaping and foet 6 r le n rig airy nf i my & t ping uter Tt alo exoining iy 4 person who 10% «= ‘= 459,00 4. vents an sane space is this bi - toe He, 84) iy articted with “flat-foot” cannot je fe ment anc 1oroughly equippec > back “to tha] be as efficlent’an the person with Kood 15." = ~ 200% These are made on medium round toe ¢ i a ay O, OY rear «md Of] foot, no matier What the pature of the ’ every Summer need in shoes for boys and ee Oe Mie arch, ft lor an Smmormene 3 « 300. lasts, with light welted soles and military |.) part ol ne tees ore it cae LADINS, PLEASE NOTE.—A little . 1 ears, Ofte no central abutment of the y of ‘the above illustrations and els; os 2!; to 8, B, C, Dand E widths. tivct, the genteel Giser tf jhe sive Someone One 4 Pieces, gonsisting of Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet $ .75 heels; eiges 27s Important Saturday Offering of elope tits AY il 3 take" a longer shoe this season than Table, Bed in full size; as illustrated... ‘Deo sila? : have a flim, umyletdi you did. Inst season, and. why “You Lcaieeal Women’s New‘ Priscilla’ Pumps Children’s ‘Pumps and Oxfords ' 00 A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT f | e Motor Truck Delivery Everywhere 8 85 ‘ Sizes 814 t0 104... 9, OO Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Long Island, bf New Jerery and Connections, ‘Tenderfoot make—Patent leather and dull Big66 EE 0.3. jenye ns 3.50 ‘The ectentitic modeling of the “Arc : ade »w long ¥ th aint pout Jawa. between the el er ever and his, to j rm tos midway between h y ft y etd thle, to Louis heels—an unusually smart and well | calf and gun metal oxfords, also Patent leather fitting dress pump. and gun metal pumps. eet isa, aisseuai astueiea ane ona COLUMBUS AVE The Men’s Shoe Section 9 ‘' enlarged and now occupies the floor above Men’s Shop in New Buil ie Hee eee ont ay APY | foot strain and recovery of thelr nor BET.1023 & 106" is also 7] ip p ding. 0 ) foot begins to h for a firm foun- | mal efficiency ™1 Ye) ; : ! ition Dee al eere sare tet (oc all nicotene SATURDAY SPECIAL—-MEN’S DARK TAN OXFORDS i Car ennee- Gupemure “foams SAO Rane] oT esas most poopie expect these dave ait OEE Anat Weneaet a icien Kroehler Kodav Three-Piece Suite heel’ and ball of the shoe are forced | From $8.50 to $15.00. ‘edvuriiada in ks Slasid or tensrial of SOFA BED, ARM CHAIR and ROCKER, finished Yoa “word Bullding, will be listed \ ’ Hore Will Bia tlose ail Say Friday ‘nad Relurday, duly 4 and Be ale ty days, These liste can be Gur regular 86,50—narrow English lasts, welted soles—sizes 6 to 10. 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