The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1919, Page 5

tf KILLING SHA Hoboked\ Patice “C Chief Says Lewis on last Thursday night, Two Arrests Will Clear Up. Yssued by Recorder Carstons. of ‘ Gang Murders, Detdctives Cornel and@Kelly of the Hoboken Police Department came Cornelli told ‘Asatcrant District aie Post | TOASTIES> Nows the.time—says was such delicious corn flakes. Mh heoatelirtheldhguin hecataaegeapiaasergag & Joyce that he would "| the former positively idehtified “Dink” |PTove that Mitchell and McDonald silat ot No 104 Hed Rotella Typo gy lag «ad nd oon Gituha AGM! a Oeel 68 trees told Mr. Joyce that a citizen of Ho- son ahd Second Streets, Hoboken, @|boken would swear that he saw a short time before the murder of Rob- | man Lata Mitchell's description s , \ ert Shore, allas “Raber” Shaw, and | Walk up to the gangsters charge of } . ‘ f the shooting of George (“Chicken”) |m the sidewalk and fre three shots Rapid Transit Company, tendered his “ Special Sale ¢ The detective brought & warrant for the arrest of the two accused mén | the murders of “Tanner” Smith ahd and they-wore held for na. tn a short time, He sald that he dePendent oi concern of No, 943 Broad- boken, tradition this afternoon by Magistrate could reconstruct the latter murder, angen erat Centre Street Police| “Mitchell and tea uke oe Court, . , Donnell opened fire. Shaw was killed EAPSY LEAVE 8. t Retiring Vice President Reported to Be Out of Accord With / Other a Sth vase “ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY into them. | resignation to-day to take effect on Sept, Chief Hayes of Hoboken said that 1. It has not yet WOMEN’S WHITE SILK GLOVES ‘ pair, 65¢ / ! ba "Beet ve with double finger tips and Paris point embroidery on on the nt value. way, Manhattan. | Mr. Dempsey has received $15,000 a year from the B. R. T. His new con- “are fast f nection whl bring him more than double wan trade of “Palowr’ env tot tsa Gone ms ‘Rubber’, Shaw. After Smith was; Mr, killed in New York Shaw and George RT. Lewis came to Hoboken, It is be- lleved that Shaw at nce commun! cated with Mitchell. ‘ latter the Maibone. Bt Hudson tnd Mebotaell- Walked: dowaBesend pee beet — . Absolute Clearance Street and miet Shaw and Lewis, who ‘were come back, ‘The war [nitty Beats saealitts ieee ; MISSES’ HIGH-GRADE SUMMER DRESSES “The explanation is that Mitchell, tue id It Temied oie conse that - FROM $300 Ri 12.75 aithourh he bad been a. trend ot | LEFT FROM $300 ROLL Shaw, was @ better friend of ‘Tan- | lajery. formerly 22.50 to 85.00 ner” Smith. Vengean wt the mur- FRETS JOHN SPENDS del of Sint ty witb ; HE mf 250 beautiful Summer Dresses—distinctive, unusual styles—of exquisite der of Smith is the only visible mo- tive.” an not been tn Of the other omelals, and Lewis wounded. Shaw's widow, who had been his} Real Cash Distributor Gets Rid of materials and oe been marked at @ price for which the material bride for only @ few days before the] —ear’s Savings in One. Night alone could ag | murder, was released on $500 bail in and Morning After. | Some are la’ iy bedlecked with dainty prs Reem gions» are fashioned Hwee’ tn new Tere getentiven Wes “Basy come, easy go," remarked Joh» 4 in simple, girlish s styles, depending on sheer material and lines to win favor. All creghermiqgeemery of the better sort which every girl desires. re-arrested her when she had crossed the river. She was questioned by Assistant District Attorney Joyce Colors ight and che rest of thi cay in the ‘cares besa Siation. : I . bahay Rose, * ‘The police say Mrs. Shaw was the rite Voiles, javy Blue, central figure about whom the double| Plain or F; Voiles Mary Blue, tragedy was framed. She denies Satin ee roiiee, vid eooyp irders. T sanenhite daisies. it Ha. -ah FOr int Naknek’, .- > |. Mi Lottie Train, who w: . here pephitiieg at -toe pond hg Pin NO C. 0. D.’s NO APPROVALS 2 NO RETURNS said that on the night of July 24, when Smith was shot, Mitchell was with her at Rockaway the entire evening. Smith's sisters, Misses Nellie and Liz- zie Smith; his aged mother and Miss ‘Train all say that when Shaw was tig ean MUSLIN SHEETS & PILLOW CASES Cecurred about COLLMBIA SONORA ‘elie PATOL eNOS HONE, ae "Clear on@ Bell” z we Frocks that will radiate cheerfuiness where’er they go and rovide the wearer with the comforting assurance that she . dressed quite as charmingly as anyone she may meet. 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