The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1919, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1919. GANGIMEN SLASH WET TO DEAT (N TERRE FIGHT Pofigeman Finds Body, Dirk *Through Heart, in Shin had been known by the police for particularily one called “Kara, the!work to paint the Methodist Church, | yard cx ’ Harbor, “ se” is a fine B All ten years and had served a term on Mormon.” Her husband is with her.|which has weathered many winters | ctaten 1 © Trane Good Sen: ‘ one Alley. Blackwell's Island, = Spr eRm a | with Its sombre sides. portation ¢ was ruc: | shoe, a considerate shoe, Piers es On the night of Oct. 5, some one . HIS REFUSAL 10 STAY ‘DEAD’ Mra, Harvey J. O'Higgins, wife of an! cossfully M. to-day. | and is made for folks who body of Edifiage Gulliano, | shot at Guiliano ag he passed No. 261 ie Hicoyes Ly the as cher or tat week spon think well of their feet. - tim they stood not on the order of thelr fo-! » aliaMLouie the Barber, thirty, of No, | Elizabeth Street. The bullet left (a ihe ing, but climbed forthwith to the top-| | Shaped from the softest 320 West 18th Street, was found early to- in Shin Bone Alley by Police- man John Cahill of the Mercer Street | r} poor witness they. were released. It 1 4 Jand the church looked spick and span ‘ Station. A seven-inch dirk was stick-|did not ‘develop why he was sho * Woman, for Refund of |when worshippers arrived, ‘Tho men of has an appeararice of dig- ing th the victimn’s, breast, and count. | but the police believe it was due to a| Insurance. jthe churek, arriving on the 6.18, gave) We are offering a large nity and the feeling of well- © less gashes on his hands and fingers |®®"S feud, and that the same men | | A "dead" man who came to life is the |‘"Ltpor is scarce at Martinsville and! | assortment of VARIOUS || worn slippers. ¥ Dore Witness to the fight he had made. ‘The knife with which he was killed! } seeme © om ~ an the hurch Ia cone ll : Dr, Benjamin Schwartz, deputy | was of the hunting variety, and may | ap YRia’ Rober kAmmiae aati Cline = || tractive prices. Ali instru- who have worn bread-taed \ c m ral re. | medibidl examiner, called a short time | provide the police with a clue to the | fs ‘ 7 beet SW Gisiy td ae Wie ee ANTHRAX AFTER SHAVING. | ments are in perfect order, shoes = EaAny sees, em “es | " * # mm: wyle-Lei > sh- | cicvanicmiindibons Seelnwes, ; r 4 after .tHe' finding of the body, said |!dentity i Bhat 4 | wick Avenue, Brooklyn and the National | Steamer's Cook Us New Rrash,|| Schubert, The ol ooo hye sizes ‘ Cow the man had been dead fotr or five ‘To Speak for Actors’ Fund, mex | Surety Company. The council demands | and Jaw Swelled at Once, ley hours, ‘The poltoc’ebided from’ this] Senator. Hiram Johnson,” Major’ Gon eal hana 4 . she Brees u w y e1 FRI RA etyurn of $3,000 and interest paid! yfichael Robinson, fifty-nine, a steam- ‘| fF, dhallthe mutder was committed eldes | ree ane i ner and) MINIFRED GI AM, ie the former Mrs. Lyle upon the life of| pont cook, was admitted to Bellevue | Estey, | Sold Nowhere Elee he | CMrs. Theodore. Cory) . | whtte and the body carried to Bhin! o aa, } Aad Ps her former husband, Edward Lyle, Hospital inst night suffering from “hrist: i | ee Abny se steno @ teen Cie ee | ee he campiint alge rl ied theater mig sonttion ners. oe |P SMUSEI, 38 James S. Coward aibly in ¢ ‘This theory was|Fund. Many of the city's most prom-! Urges U, S, to Put an Emba’ on| avert Council of the Royal Arcanum | ingon, when he applied for treatment at| | Christman, Player 450 262-274 Greenwich St. N.Y.C. atronsthened the. fhct po has nent clergymen will alwo i + 5. fo Fut an Embargo On| in i898, On’ May 4, 1901, he disap-| gt, Francis'’s Hospital last Saturday.!| Bush & Gertz, “ 2 titear Warren @.) ’ W*Be TACt NO RAS Was Coming of Converts to This peared, On Jane 6, 1909, his wife, who) said that Friday he bought a new shay- Avy yy W «6 found Shin Bone Alley a crooked affair, | regtar rounds thigigh it, Canin j Went on’ duty at midnight ana found fthe body, hands elevated as tf in de-} fenee, not far from Bleecket street. {Fle saw that the fingers and hands, nothing indicating the Wictim’s name. By means of finger print records Sergt. Golden of the Finger Print Bureau soon established the mafts identity, and it was announced tie furrow in his scalp, but did not wound him seriously. Five men were | Jarrested, but Guiliano made such a killed him: | Gov. Smith will speak to-night in ENGLISH WRITER, FIGHTING MORMONISM, SAYS 1,200 the White Star liner Baltic to preside ata world commission on Mormenism | to be held goon at Pittsburgh. she said fully 1,200 English girls had been | persuaded by Mormon propagandists GIRLS HAVE JOINED FAITH had caused her to be shadowed and threatened by the Mormons, but she was going to keep jt up. She has! written many novels, several of which put the hooks into Mormonism, MAY COST WIFE $3,000 | Royal Arcanum Sues Brooklyn! * | cause of an action filed yesterday in the | |became Mrs, Leary after her husband's | Country. 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