The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1919, Page 2

S005 NERLIGENT POLICE BLAMED) . COPELAND MOVES ITALIAN PREMIER PEAGE COUNCL GERMANS CALED "see, me considerable trouble with mem? -s of Was Sent ¢ k Home, ===. FOR ON PERCENT BOOST IN [CLND SUMTHIN! DEFENDS WOTVES, HURESWORKON TOLENSTOUNOD. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DEOEMBER 22, 1919. word to- pnbaker, | fifty-et@ht are old, a gchool teacher OF MORGUE BODIES OF U.S. ONFIUME, GERMAN | bist gaunt | L. returned to her home in PROTOCOL WRECK OF WINES: cirsetotont . Ue | appeared last Wednesday. Evening World Exposures in|Denies the Charge That “Cap-|Hopes to Exchange Ratifica-}No Coal Can Be Produced [Pini oc thie. ‘tohoot Swticre elva alli italic” ai inae ai Steal Tolenbacker taught there in the dati without fear of | — * Calliess Case Sure to italism” Is Back of It— tions of Treaty Before Until Those Who Wrought 0 y the officers. Besa truccans "| week's List of Robbers CAPT. FORD, U.S. N. Bring Reforms. To Change Cabinet. | Christmas. | Destruction Arrive. Special Sale Later the two inspectors, Dalé and Cueningham, earned that members | he crew were plotting to let the res go oul. Taking a special armed ard, they went down to the fire- m. When questioned, some of the slokers admitted, it was sad, they in- tended to let the fires go out so that electric current would be turned 1 They hoped to be able to swim | abonrd the verse! to quell further dis- sh ra, The peace delogates and 748 in New York Reveals WHO SUPPRESSED Following the disclosures brought; - ROME, Dec, 22.—Declaring that) PARIS, De The Supreme} 1,uNs, Dec, 22.—Isolation of the dif. er passengers, including 188 casual S ai satan ; i out by The Mvening World's investiga. se Nee ai ‘ 8, 22.—Isolation of the dif- ater cat re, including matt 7 Serious Crime Wave. MUTINY AT SEA ™, ae alls A st 8 bate Tiame's value to Italy wan being) Council, it became known to-day, 181 culties in opening up the coal mines Men’s Wrist W. t were no further serious outbreaks tii bins greatly rated by sentimental- every h Gol. Mitchell of No. 43, Broadway, — - lof Mrs. Anna Callies without the| ery Cxaewerated by sentimental+| making every effort to reach @M/ of’ Northeastern Fratice must await atches head of Army Transportation in Ne York City, said he wished it made clear there were fo enlisted mem- Bere of the army of Bavy tx te) Many Crimes Probably Con:| ee cealed by Mayor Hylan’s RED SYMPATHIZERS =; oun | e rates to be paid for burglary STORM FERRY HOUSE: |srerstss: ez tne on cent, and hereafter companies will ae knowledge of her daughter, showing iste, Premier Nitti in an address tojagreement with Germany on the the present Jax system of obtaining| the Chamber stoutly defended the! question of reparation for the sink- and disposing of bodies at the City| motives which have led America to|i%# of the.German Fleet at Scapa Mortuary, Commissioner of Health | Flow so that the protocol may be} Holes blown jn the cement shaft line adopt its present attitude on the} o Copeland to-day sent notices to the! 4 arintic problem es ind ratification of the dr Piesade eh Prag tein tol Nitt) denied the charge made by | Christmas confer with him early this week tol sfodigiiana that ‘American “capltal-{ ‘The queation wax up «ut devise a plan and, if necessary, NEW) ign” was interested in blocking any | and busy logislation, which would prevent a re-| gettiement of the humo difficulties Serato AO eee currence of the Callies case. whioh might be advantageour to! plying to the last communication of | Dr. Copeland, in his letter, sug-| ttaty | f Wiel, Ithe German represe gested that the conference be held| “Ame tte to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'lock. POLICEMEN ARRESTED. the coming of German military engi- neers who wrought the destruction Treaty | ings of the mines will have to be ik ailles exchanged before and plugged before pumping . because the ground in this » tion is extremely mofet and no pump cguld make headway xsion of the ¢ agninst the seep. ‘Twenty- hree companies controling mines In Lens and surrotinding vil _|lages have organized a joint stott of | With fine er session will be held at 7lengineers and expe atives were ican capital,” he considered | more interested in the political future} A noe Jewelled: ssinic opoxe eeting, | of F ] to study ‘best (thd) $0 bee cabt, oh heliblen bovertng pe Copatia pa proposed mevtin: Pa ES ca trate mer Mis : o'eloo evening. ‘This meeting | methods of approach to the rehabilt- | leather Adjusted Mib008 On ieee WHE antouncement “We will take under consideration | coonomie importance." #) wil take ple ee ele |tation problem, and aiso for the pur- | Kitehener Regulated (Continued From First Page.) was made Saturday by the Burglary the division of veaponsibility which | Reminding the Deputien that “Wie | “erpia'y demand tor prioity to the| Lene wich ies i tre tent oe] Ready ~ Insurance Underwriters’ Association, Pete Sane TET Ss cet etRETES ee Is living on foreign credit,” | amount of 000 tration In ree | (he countrps Bea GARI ESAT ne to wear f&way. “Sending my husband away after a two-days’ executive session at Sr aaae tH ; the Premier maintained that “this 1$/ rations, on the same footing us that to obtain a wonder mortuary and try to determing on| ne time for ons, is a square mile of broken! ; arty reotiminations. | aceuided I 8 % ; Wrist, Watel pl een DE Seale tachoey the McAlpin Hotel. some centralization system whereby | “No pe faba aecuded Belgium by ihe Supreme} prick. usted and twisted tron not mea ‘The woman leader said she was i Teseanititig: wae GECRRE,” “Nee Hitleal changes,” he id,’ Councll, was discussed t no deci-fand almost inconceivable confusion hier Yeo unstaane Mrs. Clara Brooke, a native of Rus. Members of the association ad- eponalbiliy may we fixed.” | “will improve the econumlo situatioB, sion was reached | RoodWiye, ater Toning” conawaten na cael hs pretty weit othe ws mitted that the underwriters believed « Connell, one of ‘the two As. | Italy wishes, to be a great power fo hrough the torn masses of masonry Will ‘prove. to he ver er been in thie country WMEE(a Gara tncaneanline ee GMT sistants already arrested charged | Gemocracy. She opposes all tea ~~: thrown down by the explosion o/| {te men who ure : sl A ON fot with falsifying the records in the] pects of Ginexeu. Bul oho Gaunt “ shells, buildings are in process of] se ao Sick ous artulaed’ Gy tues Noesbu UiSkaN OE Mbaued uy thette aa Hold Wit cite CRN WEN SEee © a Tutus oe ce a eu : BRICKLAYERS MAY Jconstruction, out of their ruins, | Wateb ss equipped. With stroug’ leathe | r bey Ms } conform to present situation and | 2% | Bitcnenee cea es t ot fore aielat ss eit who ups was due to the demoralization falphed tie) thorning: before) Magia: | ino meaty must be ratiied, ance oly | CHECK BUILDIN | ni, drape Tinea wateicn have Jen” SUR ghd ‘eeusadat ae i GAL satin OF Caralessness of the police in some | trate Harrin in the Municipal Term | after yoace is fully established wil aa | K Shun mage to-mofrow, when he will pasa sen- °f the larger cities. | of the City Magistrates’ Court in the | she be able to: resume work. ‘he Pudlicals in Union Oppese A [igacw preva’ iven: HiGupaiUha wontar saitle le onty for ru Municipal Building. He was charged | truth of the situation is the United | ance of with violation of Section 26 of the) gt Sanitary Code, in that he a Day in New by Ma Bride ate Harry UW. Dale in jaz Court in Brooklyn to-day. asked then if th er tence. The woman said she isu mil-| From the columns of The Evening | liner and lived at No. 219 Forsyth World in its issues from Monday to es is not fully or correetly ac- ement j ean be boukht for ¥ were] e. will cheer- quainted with the Adriatic problem ther families gifts” to ey and te ene hus cage y |Baturday of last week, incidents of | statements to Jobn Fane, Tho charge that the United States ja| Whether the recent ce peree- When. they replied ly for] rts bithough we "have @ ‘creat am disgusted with life," said the news which may pave a bearing on ————————————— of the City Sortuary, oft the Moreuel phoady th entirdly unfounded, jment” Letween the Building Trades he suspended sentence of SERIMAT Wit Oe ber cues ae le woman on the stand. “Herel am left this serious charge in so far as ! CAPT. FORD -Ghmenre cormit, in order du obtitin Mrs. Cal-1” “None of the Allien {8 now oppos-(Zmployers’ Aasoalation und the] Becher case Te cokes te Os he = taal Al alone with two affects New York City have been col- | eases liess'a Oudy. ine Tealycan the Biome situation go (Building ‘Trades Council will really not ne wate ia ehildren. 1 don't care whether I die lfriend Benjamin Lowe, and Marie ia me : of, 8 | cunction, as both sides have hoped, to! Hat these wat or not.” — |Luiz, who was married to B aon, Connell, through = his, lawyer, | it is probable that the happy sous} nt tr chk and stabilize HROW AWAY YOu Surat Tor gae of then ts spent for one of them is V eaulvalent, to BLS te ad ft. y OLD LAMP | Sther men’cowrint ‘Watenree Bute to ray houses ether than t ded in jm The Powerlight va common | KEROSEN * nie ‘¢ AP tea lominous dial 15.00 fuminous dial, 16.00 ‘laminon The appended list does not purport |5ul% \ Charles Fredericks of No. 35 Nassau . Q |Dec.'15, were charged with the robs Charles Fredericks of No. 35 > tion to the problem is not far dis- ; Somewhere far at sea to-day Capt.|¢q ntontion all the robberies which |pery Dec’ 4 uf Amun Hollinge: joe: Street, waived examination and was] tant." ‘apparently hangs upon the problem Hitehcock, of the United States trans- | wére in the news during the week, It/eller at No. 12 The held in $500 bail for Special Sessions. whether bricklayers will work next ar ior $9 a day port Buford, opened sealed orders does not, of course, include crimes |i", according to the proprietor, ran jy, ts b Pelee ‘N tt unexpectedly an-| handed him by Col. Charles H. Hilton, which have not yet come to public Ut of the slore with rinks she had | 188} peri ar peed sd hapake ote He bar ey Lah aadchel hed Pan Conditions at the time the agree- fOptysenting the War Departinent, Knowledge, inasmuch ax the Commls-{uutomeni ih which ‘the?twoomen| lt is alleged that Cotinell repre-|4y inuke war or pen pa Geavagatlve | Ment wae space werd extremely; UA” and knew for the firnt time for what! sioner of Police, under instructions | were w: bt HESlec AAA Hava NUCHOR OE Blncea | | bricklayers were on strike, Howeve: ting for her. fented R. J. Kelly, Adjuster of the] nity port he is bound with the 249 “Reds"| from Mayor Hylan, has for months | Burgiars entered the office of the| popminat und a ike War of peace—a prerogative to held only by the Crown. The ir i wn Taxicab Com-| announcement was gréete h wid ; ‘ deported through co-operation of the! followed the policy of not allowing //,, sy enitenethes tsoe tc a yy pany—one of whose png ded the aye Magellan eagt Uo ign aia yt conferences between the council Xe Wick or on shape, tum ‘om which they took tr ; one of Whose ei sheets. H 3 Depatiments of War, Justice and complaints of robberies to reach the g10,000, vale MW aaaln Gb) tte: ditions. afd WHORE pean ud the employers fixed wages for all ° jon shave i gan Metal, laminous dial. Ach Ideal Xmas Gift nickel, luminons dial....... S75 evafts, including the Labor. newspapers where publicity can be) On Dec. 14 an automobile thief, : | an automo utet, | ¢ ; 1 for her burial b The first shipiord of undesirables, ' prevente [finding the ste NCBETRS HL | Cte ke Tantate cio eee pricklayers. ‘Chey were given $8.0 a which in understood to be only one of POLICEMEN’ NAMES HEAD Cine he bd to steal” wan | the the soh-Id-law and nearest rolo~ ABIDE BY VOTE ‘day tor tne present year and $9 from per var to runwild, | tive, knowing same to ve false, Mr. | | DDPANNUNZIO WON'T 1 bulltis many, left the upper end of Graves- LONG LIST OF CRIMES. nd twely on in @hbmpedw |Kelly hes etatdicthal he ave nb such idan. 1 ' ; énd Bay carly yesterday. There were} Policemen Crause and Rueger of the Street wer Pareles BEALS al ace cle idee nat bp ie a Bleuitctlve Per Gant’ Aeainel Hitt the uifticuity in persuading the Cations muiiod TREE. | DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY 246 men and three women, the latter| Atlantic Avenue Station were Indicted |. Burilars 1 the safe of |solely through charitille motives. MB UEEING eA Ser Mbricklayer to accept the $9 2» Powerlight Mig. Co. | TOHNASSAU ST|Stsers Hmma Goldman, Dora Lipkin and) with Edward Werle and two others Ait, ros. nc. at No, 124 Atlaatie | Connell wns out oh #600 ball, sat by in Fiume, but He Finds [that on many “independent” jobs he aeve LA NEW YORK! CirY abhi ry ¢ ; ‘| ft g ey took | Magistrate ‘Tobia ne Nighi * litcea Shia 1? 1s been able to obtai ay. roadway. N. ¥. C, Behe! Bernstein. The sealed orders charged with the burglary of the Sur $40, overlooking a package containing | where he was arraigned following hi Ircegularities. j{ has been + le to obtain $10 a day ESTABLISHED 1879 giving their destination were not to be store of Starobin and Dubin, No, 715 many thousands. ‘ arrest on a warrant issued by Chief] sprrisr, pec. 22.—Despite the ef-| 2 i = y venty- ‘Herkimer ‘Street, Brooklyn, It is hleves constructed a seventy-five | Magistrate McAdoo, + Dec, 22.—Desplte the @f- | Berna Uatl they were twenty-four foot pipe Kine into the cellar of George | John Kear the other assistant! forts to delay or cancel the proposed > c hours at sea. charged that Crause chose Werle, one Pantello, No, 207 Willis Avenue, the /arrested, hag already been arraigned | x ureka Gotham ‘Attotney Gener! Paimér estiinates! of the robbers who made f raid IM Pronx, ‘Dec, 16, and siphoned out{and waived examination before Mag-| Pleblacite in Flume on the question & Assorted there are 60,000 Reds in the United | daylight on the Rosalie, N.J., Nat- |seventy-Nvo gallons of wine ; tatrate Harris He was held in $5u0/of accepting the proposals of Gen, Mixed Chocolates a thee « ago, and di-| A particularly daring burglory ol 0 te charges for Spe- ; Sie : Hates, and the Department of Justice | onal Hank a few weeks ago, und M-| Ot Rina Nani Pinbeate aint Benslonee, at piharged with | Badoglio, the Italian Chief of Staff, Candy oe tu Bons Chocolates — bas announced it will get rid of as|rected the fur robbery by the pollee-| gongs of John L. Heaton, an editor, | falvitying the death certifi e of our finest Gitt ; who » the other members | | at Novis West -R : ‘ many 8 possible. Already another| men; who chose the ot ivink at 3 stininster Ri making false statements 1 i etna al : givin ataAwais pedesbs roats {of tite Kang and managed them froma! Flatbush. ‘The robber jimmied his! the procuring of Mrs, Calli Meth de SOP nO ADEE AND | 1 , 1 , Ded Bort forves of occupation, the vote, after 4 ‘ st Ate! Way into the house through a front] William Feathersion, Dé . . way to Now York to take the next| barber shop, bsigsp Ha DT aa Window in front of which a street | Counsel for the Department of Health, | all, was taken, and is reported to “Ark” that eails for Soviet Russia, |torney of Kings County says |Ught was burning brightly ne Tob- | will present to the Corporation Coun-| have gone strongly in favor of ac-| ‘The Buford has stores and provi- “police burglary office The Dis-| pery occurred between 6 and 9 o'slock | sel's office, this week, papers for thy TH1s assortment Dresenta a pleasing aiverait - providing for thé substitution of and wonderful ‘ Pret epting the proposal a ates tite ; cal. ‘Attorney attributes two other| in the evening. Mr. Heaton's losses | city's civil action against Undertaker ‘ Sie se ete naire Y specie f adh pg Reerd hoe leita obi a tes te “hi same band and hag| iMeluded about $25 and a wateh. George M. Kelly of No. 337 Columbus| P’Annunzto declined to accept the a4 - oy 0 ler Lene 5 days. The 135 officers and men aboard |Fobverios fo ht : ae ins Avenue, whose firm buried Mrs, Cal-| result and declared he would reserve || POUND i en fe ré all American born, All-are armed twenty-one other robberies under In- | followt which steps will be) the decision for himself. According | $2.50 and CHAPTER 9~-THE HAPPY CONCLUSION OF THE STORY. hie ERIE TRAIN AIDS AIRSHIP. | tiken to cancel his license. Mr. Kelly | | Policeman Louis J. Hohorst of the , has shifted the blame upon his ussist-|'0 OMolals who had charge of the . c ‘ Brook to Give Hoe Water |2nts, claiming he was out of town] Polling the vole was 85 per cent. In} Liberty Avenue Station, Brooklyn, and knew nothi fit. This has occupation by Regular Ital- was arrésted charged with stealing to Stranded Pilet, been contradicted by a former em. articles from a showcase in front of ployer, working for him at the time, vestigation in the same connection, with automatic pistols, They are re- inforéed by a full company of 250 sol- Miers from Governor's Island, and by men from the Departments of Justice S 1 was sayin, continued the Toy Soldier, “the young broker took a great liking to Miss Jenny, and it was not long before he began calling at her home, humble though it was. Ten months later he slipped the wedding ring on her finger, moved the family into a cozy, comfort- Stor communique, issued | drie Railroad commuters to-day told bd and Immigration. [* store at No. 1918 Fulton Street a story of gion andinear Whol feet. eee Gren og Cos Annunzio announced his) able new h d there my story ends.” “And it is her own little ; ri 4 ‘ore at No. Stre a xtory H ing engines O} fer with Commissioner Cope d st accepting the is- aia new. Nome, ane tere. ty eery : DERE RAR bats aarittd tim |P Gree eu canat, & policeman cf (he|somed thelk (Fath 40 (Rite away. het | CeminlcalOREe OR a Rme ES ria ee [alin ascheriie (rremmiarittas nat peca| Kiddies that we are to make happy to-morrow?” asked all the Tree a Bilis Island to the anchored trans-| wo., j2gq Street Station, was ar-| wi It happened on the West Orange|Coler, Chief Medical Examiner| found whieh he considered to in-) Ornaments in one breath, “And she kept you all these years, General?” asked Miss Tinsel, giving the Soldier his military title for the first a most remarkable story.” “And very interesting,” chimed “And you hold a position of high honor in the family!” sa eddy Bear. “Yes, | must admit that I do, but I have never had the opinion that I was absolutely essential to Christmas, the same as all the rest of you seem to have. | would have said nothing concerning myself or my life's his- tory had it not been for the fact that I heard the quarrel in which all of you were engaged, and I thought my experience would teach a much needed vet lesson.” “Right!” said Teddy. “Sure thing!” said Jack. “And do not lose sight*of the fact that LOFT CANDY ALONE WILL MAKE A VERY port in an army tender. somo of the] svicned before a Magistrate Monday | ranch that runs within a hundred feet Gharioa Norris, Folice Commisaloner | validate the vote, Anarchists were defiant, some indif- we ith having in his pos of the hangar at Heller Field, the ¢ast-|Paright, Public Administrator Will- charged w J . Pee Sern landing fleld of the aerial mail ger-| {tin M. Hoes, Corporation Counsel —_ ferent and some tearful. wion goods stolen from a & vB Burr and Assistant District Attorney |NO YELLOW FEVER | ere two In the centre of the group were cent store ip Harlem where frequent) yo. pw gad patainiart Lester Laxarus, wyo has conducted | sons to whom ail the others turned mith wa ery a Odvice and counsal. They were|complainta of small robberies had with the Chicago mall when it waa dis- | tort inveat| ation for the District At- ON EARTH SOON ma Goldman and Alexander Berk-|beon made, He said he had caused] covered that the water pipes at the eld] Commissioner Copeland’ ; 2 7 er pipes r r ‘opeland’s prompt man, The latter cursed the Depart-line goods to be taken, intending to » frozen and there was not enough|action was taken immediately upon|{n Five Years at Most It Will Be Pa ace back aan ane RERTEROR: visit the store and pay for them the|hot water on hand to start his motor. | fece!pt of a letter sent him by Dr nf ale a wna, Goldman's last words were: | following day. Some one ‘4 the train and told the| William H. Guilfoy, Registrar of Gone, Says Rockefeller 4 i neer of the pilot's trouble. Records, who was first apprised of | HAPPY CHRISTMAS, as I have proven to you. The arrival of the Electric tation is the beginning of Four automobile bandits raided the eng) +A f the pilot's troubl -, ys ‘ | Expert as ave proven y' 4 ¥ ually 4 jad to help you out,” sald the the Callless case by The Bvening| 3 5 . . 4 the end of the United States Gov-| omce of M. P. Smith & Sons Com- Pe Reh iis eaion Iknie that Nea Word aaa whe Hae been aniiring in| Train, which swung into the station, cut all further conversation short, and a a his investigation into the whole)...” in matter Foundation, er of the Roc No. #1 Broadway, came or [home from the tropics to-day with this rophesy | HAVANA ENTRIES. Bence seagate mea ahen Wl be no yellow faver on earth,” Dr, Lyster, a8 a member of the Yellow | Fever Commission, has bewn studying the problem in Central and South Holly; Miss letoe and ny hand and ad- id tooting of ‘Three Cheers ernment. The Government : mith Street and the Haat | eld gasoline wer signi own death warrant.” any at 24th Stree he Ea mbankment 4 lb dpdiadatalenast River Saturday, held offyseventy ue ; five | filed both with shore by flo’ i BETZER'S BUDDIES cog orernen yin the olvers and made pipers be vsyrot| ARTIST-CONVICT HERE TO TESTIFY gener Peat nurse todetn| COPIES KEY WHILE. |ane cnc ur iommaore te ck, ho! of Come From All Parts of Nation| Sperry’ crerk eek fo we dome) ‘SKETCHING’ KEEPER|* fer" everybody scrambled for a seat, except Mi Tinsel, who crowded around the Toy Soldier and shook hi mitted they were wrong in quarrelling and were wery sorry, With a loud clanging of bells whistle the train pulled out, while Teddy stood on the back and waved his hat and shouted, for the Toy Soldier! Hurrah!! Hurrah!!! Hurrah! we're off to Christmas and Candyland!” (fhe End.) Gold Seal Assorted i Chocolates iu dup the raitre obliging engin not water Old Fashion Clear Candy or Clear Toys vist Six Curlougs Ua i Panial ; ook eet and lipwant: Satniog. (urs ‘gion eee te | erica. The last epidemic, he said, to Aid Defense of Captain Street, Brooklyn, and stole $6,000 aie ae Tin, "Ngo “Watton iG; Native voit saiti| wus in the region, between Salvadore 1H] quests, UScry atelier des at Court Martial worth of jewelry. HERIEY JAMBS 1 DON. | Figlog Dew 1198) Model, 118" Count Hons, |and Honduras. ‘The only remaining \1 | teh in those. deliclous ‘ - Thomas Reynolds, “The Human NBLLY of the Bronx to-day | |) ABCOND Mace long: spots where the dite uae exlates be aed | | Hed and Yellow antmals, ig Phacharges fenty setts in ne Fly," was caught in the apartinent solved the mystery of the tion, firazil, is netee” 37c perfection in candy-craft, Every gem in this collection « f Americah Expeditionary Forces were to| of R. M. Huber, No. 840 West 86th he most notable achievement,” he fox, nd fla Pi sketch of the key made by James 19, after entering from "Chink" McAllister, who ran presented in te, Attrace BIB. maste: en) variety «reat eme in quality to please every candy 8 10g; tenes, 100; Bu testify to-day in behalf of Capt, Karl 198 ‘ THIRD RACK A W. Detzer, who is being tried by a of Dr. Noguchi of the undation. His serum was sald, Kooke Street, De: rs that are at once beantiful, rich MILK CHOCOLATE put up tn ¢ the window. A similar rubbery was} away from Sing Sing last June, and upward, *Amiby ‘ently used on three very malignant court martial at Governor's Island on Eling Slag Te Ta Serres fone ts argador | rece Mr ths |] | SANTA. CLAUS — These HOOOLATE Eikeges of erusiiy te seldiare wnile he| tite committed the same night at the| leaving a dummy in his cell bunk, | rH ipa Uae pony firiag hE doh ie HER roan (NO Xt Len Oe NYY ee tie [| | ace Clever Hitle statuettes ERED ASSORTED Wiig and onedal? Melons; jovher the Mexic Draralin; claiming, tase SOOhe Tt: augue. A quick, and complete cure 00: He's a" Reaf, OL; Mlajor firatie,, (was accomplished In each case.”’ 1 of the Patron saint, beaatifally moulded in our Celebrated Premium ilk Chocolate. Each tn A neat carton, i FRUITS — Tho was commanding officer of the sosin| Home of Frederick Prentiss, No. 1] and who {snow If the Bronx iscleus fresh frat Military Police Company at Le Mons, Riverside Drive, but Reynolds denied | jail awalting the Grand Jur ‘Among Detzer's friends who came| knowledge of it. ddi- Buckhorn 1, 101; etere, ia: Old. Incinerator, 100; Betty, 1105” Hoc erfection. Peasy Fresl action on three charges, in Pineapple: pDiec. here to testify are Dr. Allen Hamitton| , ¥: delt. Storey, Abraham Cohen and | tion to one of breaking jail, FIRTH RACK Otie and one mint % of Fort Wayne, Ind., formerly a Major | A'bert Nehwarts wenn held i bail of McAllister is a eign painter, | Syty"st.ci , az! at inane KOLAR: “At Bay Bats 1s, on Renner 19¢,39¢ and 54c For Sunday Schools, Churches, Etc. Mec 1 | im the Medical Corps; George Arm-| with coniplicity in the theft of $200, During his three weeks In jail he : ie, UBT sine | Mieeiatives \end. friends are respect! uy POUNDS of good, goverral With aur" famotrs strong of Detroit, formerly a Major in| worth of bonds from brokers and| hax been filling in his time by itte Nearer, | | Relanives Mend the funeral ervices at || )CHOCOLATH COVERED 5 Toa unelisaie aandy Fremium Choco- fhe Military Tolice at Le Mons; ex-] brokers’ messengers, making sketches of passersby and eRlXTH RA Mile and twenty yards: for| piv late residence, Bay Side boulevard ROASTED h for SIXTY * pounn (3 Léeut. Robert A ene ot Chicago! Morris Feuer, a grocer of No. 361] (fin. keopers, all Ni he Ee ing: parte Bi [ae ee eeray alge, N. Y.. on Tuosd Crispy | sweet enough for SI " €x-Lieut, Leland 1. Stevenson of Akron,| West 127th Sireet, was struck down ot the) MeBnets al of which have ihr ‘Taint | evening, Dee. 23. 8 centred inp Kiddies. A limited | 9 fo; ex-Capt. Ralph EB, Jones of In- | and left unconscious by two thieves been pronounced very good. A Tey ‘airly, Inter: of owe U supply means early @ Mnapelie ‘formerly in the Depattment| who entered his store, robbed the till| few days ago he got one of the fice aiteisiss, Cloudy. Heavy, Chocolat i . of Criminal Investigation in Mons; | and escaped \ a Pr ordering. The price is ‘of GMM ex-Licut, Charles H. Vance, form-|— Mrs. Glenda Driscoll of the Martha | Keepers to “stand” for a sketch Pe giaee erly in Detsér's company Washington Hotel caused the arrest | Th@ keeper stood with his bunch Sesortmente, tare nt. Karl W. Detser sr. mother of] pec. iT of Stanton D. White and his | of Keys in his hand and “Chink” ; OUR STORES ‘WILL REMAIN OPEN TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW | Hon ‘Bons. Care: ‘* ial ae aid ae would femain | wife, charging the man with having | made a perfect sketch of the key - ub Bh Mies NIGHT, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22D AND 23D IN } icity’ paten Choe ma 1 gia evo} r to. house In West 781] cell doo! 7 POLAT SCH : olate Covers ee en ee eetee, and that head | Btreet, whero White and his’ wite| ° ne bi men was found A FUNERAL ARRANGEMENT ota ho AGPOREANGE WU THE BREAN INS pa tende st. akin | Tous” 39e | fer was a “kindly and apneroun Soy. roa ag mare Perecend | terday on a bit of Phimledgnean once placed in our hands, means at- duality Toomignt Hi 16, Tues. ‘iH 1h PM. Ta ee ed tig) ool (a id ths ew the defendant | 8. weomil ossessed erday on a bi pled paper, A R TR . Boxes, 7Re, Coe nat ie mepaper reporter and | of her keys, also robbed ber room in| MecAllister's cell was changed tention to every detail, no matter how | 8 CORT Nie en Open "ii 11 P.M. Bo iat, seputarion for veraclty was of | the ote, aie vicina vain nomen hein apie seemingly unimportant. | PARK ROW OTH ST. & THIRD AVE. ‘ rank Frangoe, vlicema co TO mit 2 P.M. pen ti) 12 P.M. ES asa eo feed we wis mw paloemed, ed slipping the sketch to some 206 ‘BROADWAY 187 MARKET ST. Newark Sewspaper Printed on Wrapp stolen $8,000 worth of silks from the| character on whom vigilance was BEA AR Aa em i280 ROADWAY, BKLYN h Paper. iwarehouse of Max Bteinberg at No,| less keen who would have a key asa, ee : , | CLEVELAND PL. Yoomiant St 11, Tues, sth 12 PM. | brautlt WT, LOUIS, Dee. 91.—Owing to the [81 Bond Btre , Dec. 17, ealeihcm ic Mba beat wad Call “Columbus 8200” Any Hour, Day or Night iy Te-niant i 6, Tues. 10 PM “Me 1 EAST 420 STREET | having “Mill nes q / wo Burns detectives had a batt! . ga 2 » 266 WEST 125TH STREET pen . lusclous Frult dele Grint peper shortage the Daily Journal, oii" Somanuel Loper, a warchiman at | have been simple 1 FRANK E. CAMPB | 6 OED ‘Open *t 12 PM 845 PROSPECT AVE. Hews Crushed Nuts Best pt, Louie, til, wae printed On) No, 387 Fourth Avenue, in which . RAL CHURCH vousn 175, tO P are teeter. One | mate paper to-day. ¢ . > alent wes" i 5 ‘ ne aS ighteen shots were fired, They turne Lg Rg e ‘ “oa bt BOX Cl etwes sath Breer 120 FLATBUSH AV..B’klyn Mabey w the police, charged with faking axativit pe ek Open tI PM ; 0mm EE Pe EAT, sarns | 4 t Maadtes me he specified weimht includes the container rca Brandon, or Mutemle, wis apGee, Belson! an 4 rs b y — - — - - _ _~ eS RR: ees OE RRR Eon > (tai naaeanaminasscatamege eens: