The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 12

EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1919, OTT Lith Hii 4 gone, i Banford Cvom of ead N. Jo father of Mrs. Tro“, rt an in- OST men know the wearing-value of Medial Asatotasy Coa! | properly developed unfinished i Swann, performed an autopsy at | worsted—less liable to glaze, soft igefeid and announced that Mrs, trey ied been strangled. | to the touch, very durable, and fe becoming more evident that | responds instantly to the freshening the trial will "he @ battle between 6 tne, I experts, Assistant District | Up process. | Attorney Brotbars, who, with Assis: We are featuring two styles—lofty texture, reverse twills, two-tone grounds—one a conservative blu- ish tinge, the other an Oxford. The better order-tailors’ price for similar material would be upwards of $125. Bineen, 19 s cobaucting the prosecu- ‘ tion, sald he would prove by Dr. int District Attorney Brothers) contites that Mrs, ‘Troy wan killed lay he expects to show that! hefore gle was (irown out of the win- | caused Michael Troy, twen- | dow. | »batrolman John M. Karl of the a6th pe rocinet fled yesterday about : 4 gia sae eetaa rag Nba nding the body. | Karl assy 104 | Our price $65. f Troy's trial was ye who, he tostitied an ‘ 5 ». 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