The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 8

AFL S| 0 ICTAPHOES REAL MYSTERY ory that 96 fat a i ligeeth waystery éffied two As law firm of Leone he Srelny _ GENUINE ASPIRIN | employed his age | tant Wiatriet Aq-| the police and FB. Perkins | 0! Was brought to light last "night through a fight at No. 14% Bast 27th Street which caused four men to be taken to Night Court three girls, ribed “ws beautiful, fig- ure in the The ctet were found in the apartment than Newman at the t 27th Street address. Newman jer in an- » U1 Kifth Ave He rous business, but o be wealthy. He de- nes—three of them nad nue. fh his apartment. aken to Night C6 of disorderly couduct w Newman, Jack Jac | superintendent of the building at | 448 Bast 27th | of the Benes Detective Agenc 185 Broadway, and Harry Van Pelt, one of the Senos employees. All were he Yorkville Monday afternoon. ng to reveal who y to install the imitting that he : Anthony S¢ With Senes r dictaphones, but | instatfed them and that $2,600 already yer Tablets of Aspirin” to be! must be marked with the “Bayer Cross.” Always on en Bayer package whicl r directions to safely | che, Toothache, Ear- Neuralgia, Colds and pain.; My tin boxes of 12 tablets cost, few cents at drug stores—larger, . Aspirin is the trade} of, Bayer Manufacture of jester of Salicylicacid. Borin .. That GUARANTEED 10 YEARS. Dental Surgery made Hieation to the xums ahd A Hundred Thousand Pants ina Sale| has been spent on the case, and with| AO one, apparently, able to explain the motive, the matter presents a gumber of peculiar features, Here |.j@ the story an told this sora by Nathan Newman “In the firat place, I have no idea why any one should want to ‘listen In’ at my apart on dietaphones, That the instruments bad been in- atafled fret brought to my at- jtlon yesterday morning by the housekeeper where I live, 1 then in- vestigated and discovered that} my apartment had been wited and thot the wires connected with a receiving instrument in a storeroom in the once consulted my lawyer B. Ll, Perkins), to the District Attorney's office. There we laid the case before As- sistant District Attorneys Ferdinand : Pimples Cadum Ointment makes pimples pe up and fall off, leaving the sl soft and smooth. lis soothing, anti- isin and pasting wers stop the ining at once, Cadum Ointment is for rash, blotches, scaly sen, bobs die Dy sores, burns, chafings, | ringworm, seabs, sen a i insect bites, ete, ‘remh ation? toritikat ferme Indidentally | Se and he went with me | pl | Pecora and J. H. Banton sent oe pire they We were to Sergt. Murray at Station. The de- at- ,, saying he would be buck inter about 9 o'clock when f went to thel basement and found three men grouped about the receiving end of | the dictaphones, 1 protested and one the men started to grab at the ives tO pull them out. ‘There was | as 1 wanted to keep ai! dd the police and n to night court.” e then I have been racking joa to figure out why detec tives should be watching my home. 1 wondered if tf might be my three | daughters whose- conversation was | being listened fo’ by the private de tectives.”" These daughters are Adele, nine toon, a Inw student at New York Un versity; Katelje, twenty-six, who as | sists her father io his store, and Frances, twenty-four, who also works in the gtore, All are described aa un usually pretty. Samuel Newman, twenty-five, #| { student at Bellevug com ge to Newman, and as ad- mitted by Detective Senes, the dicta- phones were placed in the apartment by private detectives who posed as electricians. They aroused no sus- picions when they came tolthe house and the we occupied the better part of a week, One of the dieta- phones wag concealed in the mould- ing near the ceiling in the fiving room. The two others were placed in the moulding in the two bedrooms cu d by the Newman girls. There one in the rooms occupled +y n and his wife or that of their altdition, e wire ba b wman said, his tele- hole having who In at the hi 8 representing | ene at phones. e wiring and ‘iat system, that at us Hing the dic had inspect pi Perkins denied wealthy and said that admitted in talted “Nothing happened after that’ wntti| ror atmoat two months. ‘Alb of this will come out at the hearing in Yorkville Court Monday,” sald Benes, “and | will promise there 4 sensation. I am not afraid ything the police or the Distrie building retentious. pidory works the second a nd fourth are divided into nts, The Newmans occupy om apartment on the third 1 pny $65'a month rent Fannio Lavy ia landlady of the cob- third aparth d her nephew, Jack red to as the ‘su "Jacobson is said to have re recently from service in 6. It i said he has an inde~ nt incame. When Newman din- the detectives at the dicta- ecelver Jacobson is alleged to him the detectives were; 1 that’ he (Newman) had no; right to complati ‘APPLY POSLAM | STOP ALL WORRY OVER SICK .SKIN | Discourage at once the progress of any skin disorder by spreading Poslam gently over it. 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