The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 10

Drak ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, bt fi hk 29, 1919. deat 3 = USES FIST TOLAND sizssse sta ee Se gw ITALIAN DEPUTIES is in that sistér act are wot real sis. suffering from bullet wounds in tho after all. | | Braet oro ceo! ARMED MAN AFTER ste Reece 6 SSS IN FIGHT INCHAMBER, PCae the otner cate Ht ea alls e Third Avenue, Brooklyn, captured by siren: Policeman Manning at revolver point, and Dick Magnefeco, a brother of Jov, proprictor of a cafe at No. 865 Thir nue, Brooklyn; st Giodan tw fi No. 1% Houston SI hae! antelo, Ofty, Tombs Court later the brothers were held | on a the other rial witnesses. | | | Policeman Fells Prisoner Who}! One stra Sees Members Engage folds Revolver After in Disturbance—Rome Prac- The CRICKET e held as ma Gun Du 1 court record pose like a , el. story out of a dime novel. Witnesses || to » linda: artic w Sai jtestifed that Patrolman Maoning | tically Under Martial Law. rged upon Joe Magnefeco during Police ligsioner Knright will|the height of the fusillade and told elve to-day @ letter from Magis-|him to drop his gun. When Maj te Tob mending the courage | Refeco hesitated, it was added, M. ate Toblas commending the courage | ning knocked him unconsciou: | ROME, Sept. 29. | Chamber of Deputies was interrupted | Debate in the nel jud nt of Policeman} M | yesterday by a free fight which lasted “ ” |a single left swing to the jaw. Man The “One-Cloth’ ! wnning of the Oak Street ning held his, revolver in his right |ten minutes and in which about 100 | . Station In making an arrest after s d but didn’t use it. ‘ wh F Polish ne tn wt ee ies ele According to the ktory of the police deputies participated. The opinion is | < - : , in court the three victims of the expressed in some quarters that the ty | Cuts time and work killed and a third mortally wounded! shooting were in front of No. 78 ate * sf | at Madison and Catharine ‘Streets|Catharine Street when a touring cor Cabinet, as @ result of the riotous in- p in two. arly yesterday. ‘The letter embodies| in which were Joe Masnefeco and | cident, may decide to resign, rather | ¢ sentiments expressed by ‘ag. |other men pulled up at the curb, One gids! 1 by the Ma8-| rian alighted, and instantly he and than plunge the country into a} those in the auto opened fire with struggle during the genéral election. | romba Court yesterday | when, calling Manning before him, he] revolvers. | It ts asserted the fight in the Cham- | Aid The three plunged to the sidewalk, | ber indicates what would occur in th Manning, T want to compliment | While revolvers continued to send bul- lets into their bodies, Then the auto ou in the highest manner for your! sped away, leaving the man who had sen at scree Soar ak Soe A New Model for College Girls |brave work in arresting this prisoner, | got out of it on the sidewalk. Man- was 208 to 148, deem ry ¢ as a public officer | Mi ted that thi as Joo The Chambe: ijourned til | . . PER ONES = ar a siaciivacs th communieats | MERTON Wedieadajy, -Wueh “1k, Will -duoide| They are wearing them already—thousands of girls— with your superior officers and rec- ar uledhon Whey wilt te aie whether a vote shall be taken on the! i 1 hik fi lied I : A second cloth, a »mmend you for promotion. raigned for hearings to-morrow, question of discussing the peace | upon the campus, on long hikes, for all-day shopping second rubbing, nat “You showed exceptional bravery tn $$ — rr MARINI treaties. | : : ‘ ‘ n using own revolver, In consequence of the fight in the r tor > oF . 5 - 2 : necessary. woking the man” down with | He GERALD CHAPIN DEAD. aa nce | RGAE edyueglUiatas Wale An jaunts. For the girl much on her feet no shoe has f * n yor "" a nounced betwe Deputies and be- | me Coeatt, dry, lasting <|]ltir' voor fours, ever unss yoo be| aoa ‘ALABAMA ANTI-STRIKE “LAW tog odes = ea pres tween Deputies and journalists. ea member of the p ct A prolonged, heated discussio - d . . . haa beer an one: Your work in | dt {Gerald Chapin, ere sdacatr| CARRIES PRISON AS PENALTY)..4.2"°'° Hotbul Weane, ‘THe maecaners Call and look at its nice restful heel, its long taper- nL want to com-}q and Mary G. Chapin of Brooklyn, died —— of the Parliamentary League insisted | yesterday at Chappaqua, N.Y. He was Legislature Enacis Measure tOjupon asking the Government whether horn in Brooklyn In 1875 and was edu- Weds aku, “ s tre: 0. SS ag AOR LS eioo | Prevent Tie-Up of State’s it intended to discuss the treaties be- | New York Law School and the Univer- fhelissitton fore adjournment. \Premier Nitti an- sity Law School. AUSIT IES: ’ f © v ir-Chapin: was counsel for the Medl-| srosemcom many F ui swered that he would first have “| t forty shots were fired in the [ctl Society of the Bronx and a member | MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept —A | vote of confidence and then whatever Pentety fares. were din the | of the Bronx Chambe Commerce, His State anti-strike law ha c been enacted |Cabinet should be in power would de- | ‘ je and his office hy the Legislature, providing fo ne} ; bi a aa | ‘The funeral ls he pot X uf gg i ove end pti |cide what should be done. Thereupon r aan bet Bi p> seo hea eine: g en.|members of the Parltamentary - fering inte coahinations of agreements /Le@sue invaded the Ministers’ bench, ( a to Impede industry in the State. ‘The |Shoutlng and gesticulating. { bill now goes to the Governor for signa-| The vicinity of the chamber was ture occupied by Police, oa Section two of the bill reads: troops while J “Any parson, firm or corporation who | t© Prevent dis opdare gathered to a enters into any agreement, combination atin ever been designed so serviceable, yet so bewitching. lustre results. Lyknu actually re- moves dirt—does not cover it up. Use Little! 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