The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 13

ne Prieto: and eatoonkeepers wholin Sing Sing, and was only etek ot Chic ovaded. the Sunday laws pald tribute| released. Often arrested, he uaually | the to MeGuinness in tho belief that they | escaped conviction because his vic | Flynn vour wete buying “protection.” tims failed to from then a play Ham J, Flynn of Justic Ml Moore and told of complaints n court, He used by pas- inators 6f the ex- tensive swil - {of prominen MeGuli | } e broker nd art decorator, by Pe Hen BP ; cr a Sa ie ‘“ ” y JERSEY HFS WITH A DETECTIVE ss: tet steers, FA oe was we eine finds for the | oo when McGuinness flashed @ badge! ratigue, Fever, Head-Ache, espe vbadge which [Nd rushed by the gateman. Moore cially aver the eyes. Cold in the head rested, Me tAmpalinées introduc! Introduction of All |< 3 McGuinness, Slain in Inepector No,| followed and arrested him, Going) Sneezing, Chills, Aching Joints, Buck His Bills and Says Leg om iit hie ntenced to from |down the steps, MeGuinness made a/and Limbs. Watery oF Blood-shot f| Ws Mie Legis- | Uptown Station, Was Old Ntecn months to threo years in{move to draw something. Moore|eyes and nau t abot 3 lature Must Act. | Timer at'Sing Sing. Sing Bing. 1917, MoGuin-| drew his revolver. McGuinness, who | CARTER'S LIT" Tver PH a a ft : ness sold ridge, Ansist-| a8 much arger than the detective, | and take 4 to 8 as a physic Soak feet in hot nustard-water for ten | Feb, %—Govor- man killed jest night at the out Mam babel dathehacht arate Wi ‘ bere ‘alien: mre j minutes. Drinks hot lemonade and go da statement to-! 1 Tors Central at Se FOr WORC he | Saeie woe cee oe este to bed promptly. in bed, at 7 v York Centr Sta- y-vixth annual] Moore, who was taken into cus-|teast two days, AFTER the fever. A} i siving a list of measures that) tion b rl Moore, a Railroad Ad ounty Bm. refused to make any state-| Keepy the sick-room well ventilated have been introducet in the Legisla-| ministration detective, was held at the | referring all inquiries to W./Qpen windows at top. Avoid Mr ture at his instance in c rmity! identified as Edward Met For sen- ynn, head of the police service| draughts. Immediate relief will fol- i tatdak ‘Alacer andthe tha te tenced to three years and four months of the Railroad Administration andlow.—Advt with his platform pledges The Gov-! alias Hurt ernor said that the introduction of sfeduinne ‘ the Inter-State Tunnel “5 Ly] Bi lust in 2 first s oc step in his endeave mmonly known as “ _—— » 6 feet 2 and weighing =—=BROOKLYN PPENHEIM.GLUNS & C Fulton Street, Brooklyn Remarkable Sale Wednesday to live up his contract. In his statement the G 6 made in the ign and in Democratic platform deal with: SAVE YOUR HAIR “L—Detining of —sintoxicating liquors un powers granted to the State > Mighteenth Amend-) Get, rid of every bit of that ugly dandruk and stop falling hair been intro- rejection of Eighteenth Amendment in ord | duced providing f pressed In conjunction with — this lation, the Attorney General already preparing a case to de-| teripine whether the LKighteenth, \ ; Our Great February Sale of Players Now in Progress We have placed on sale 175 of the new 1920 Model Walters Player Pianos. This important announcement will be received with a great deal of interest by the music loving public, as our Annual February Sale of Player Pianos means an opportunity that only comes once a year. This new Model Walters Player, which we offer in this Sale, compares favorably with Players offered in the open market at very much higher prices, and this Sale is only made pos- sible by the fact that we expect to sell these 175 Players during the, next few days. If you want to take advantage of this Wonderful Sale Offer, be sure to o-morrow without feil New Model Tri-Solo Melodist No. 0. D.'s About 1200 Women’s No Mail Orders | : WALTERS Lingerie Envelope Chemises’. PLAYER PIAN "479 ree With Each Player | Amendment was legally ratified. | “@—Four pubiic utility bills hav H beep introduced. (A) Providing for | angelective public utility commis- G08} (B) providing for the removal bylaw of the pr = = i iding for nt Com appoinunent of| To stop falling hair at once and rid a an election can be held; D> ine’ at any drug or toilet counter for Be he appointment of a commission|q few cents, pour a | le in your to galue the property of utilities and] hand and rub it we into the question | After several ation. jdruff usual “B—On the question of the re n- | coming ae Tite ixin® of the State Highway Der tnd thiehereaes ‘av ment @ ill has been introduced ; vidifg for the replacement of the| i piesont irresponsible commission 9 ‘ Th L | tint menware by a comminen ot Dentistry That Lasts ree members, “6.—The bill providing for the, rais mg of funds to complete the inter State bridge and tunnel c bond issue not to exceed §: . “7.—A resolution has also been in troduced providing for a straight- forward ratification af the proposed} suffrage amendmer “The resentinent he State at the u right with the end Several Models Three Illustrated | Pretty styles in flesh and white, trimmed daintily with laces and embroideries; shoulder straps and shaped shoulders. Lisle Union Suits Lingerie Nightgowns Ribbed Lisle Union Suits, band and bodice tops, tight knee, rein- forced. Regular and extra sizes. Sleeve and sleeveless models, in flesh and white; tailored or lace trimmed, ribbon drawn. | WareRaumy Dewtat Company Incorporated Saw ies 1897 . 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn Special 05c Special 2 9 ) Hours: 6 106 SuNpays: cLlosem | ALL LANGUAGES SPOREN LADIES IM ATTENDANCE Fr A Beautiful! 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Ribbon trimmed. bon and regulation shoulders, | | 1.50 2.00 | | Wash Satin Bodices Philippine tte ban “ tects i ae i ' 4 A ! he importance of ) our sales-room to-morrow, and if you find that impossible or would leads to, Influenza. Vaseline | Tailored, lace (rimmed and em= | Nightgowis and Chemises clabor- ke further particulars, be sure to mail us the attached coupon at once. Eucalyptol Jelly is the surest re- \| broidered models; ribbon, lace or | ately hand embroidered and hand j regulation shoulder straps. | sewn. lief for colds, and a protection against the Influenza germ. Ap- ply inside the nostrils. ie acid 2. 05 Special 3.95 At all drug stores Vaseline Reg U.S Pat. Off, Fucalyptol Petroleum Jeily W ‘ash Satin Chemises Crepe de Chine Gowns NAME \ | ADDRESS Attractive step-in and cnyelope | Sleeveless model of superior models, hand embroidered and | quality Crepe de Chine, Simartly | lace trimmed. | tailored. Some lace trimmed. 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