The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1920, Page 4

sisting. Interment will ‘be in Calvary Cametery. | Twelve persons who were in the West 65th Street neighborhood wien | Fitapatrick stepped up to the three young men at Dr. MoCal!l Andrew's automobdile saw the detective turn to warn two young women off a nearby | stoop, and some of them saw the | youths open fire, tried to identify | the trio this morning when the five | prisoners were placed in line witb | nine others in Yorkville prison. Mra. Poe of No, 49 West 65th Street | was unadle to pick anybody out face to face, but from a rear view “thought” Isidore Hellman was one of the three. James Hambrose of N >, 644/ West 5ist Street, an elevator operator | at No. 15 West 65th Street, is said to have been “positice” in his identifica- tion of Francia Delfranco, Nothing was said about Galgano, Basile or Reynolds. ‘One week ago Sunday, Fitspatrick FEIN HINT FITPATRK'S THREE SUES il to Identify Suspects— Dead Detective Had Premonition. While ve young mon were ordered to be held forty-eight houds A short affidavits charging them guilty knowledge of the killing OER Be Bigger Than Mighty Jumbo tess we quarter-century mark. ¥ gaia efits, ih? a VENING WORLD, ONDAY, MAY 2 1920, Blephants grow until they) forever, Khartoum’s wonderful growth is at-| tributed to his daily mud bath, It} takes a ton of mud a month to keep Khartoum fit. Not only does he bathe in ft but he dines on it almost daily. | Khartoum came to the Bronx Zoo! June 28, 1907, At that time he was) four feet nine inches high and weighed 1,288 pounds. A year later he had climbed to five feet two inches and on Jan. 1, 1919, measured nine feet two inches. He has grown two inches in the past year, Jumbo, rewarded as the biggest and finest specimen of his line, wag over ten feet In height. He was purchased from the London Zoo for $12,000. Be- cause of his great #lze and frequent periods of ugliness he was kept chained constantly. He was killed in @ rail- road wreck in Connecticut. Khartoum |} Mast Drink Something eo ney mass of requiem will be celebrated, r : ° touches the bar at nine feet efx inches! cabarets and wine One nignt, | mace of remutom wit we curbreet.| Bronx Zoo Elephant Bids Fair to |e nse i is et ns mous | terse neg putea is a may have bought shirts at a retail selling price. retail price. <p een on is yy) ck Po: Rie FEN BROWNING KING & CO. Announce a MEMORABLE SALE OF SHIRTS During these days of fres2'od retailing you This sale will be memorable because the re- ductions are from the wholesale and not the In other words they are offered much lower than the manufacturers’ selling price, which ranged from $24.00 to $32.00 per dozen. The macerials are Corded Madras, Du Sateens, Printed Madras, 80 count Percales, and White reduction from the Detective John E. Fitzpatrick last night in West 6th Gtreet, is not tempermental and is one of the told @ priest at the Cathedral that he Madras. Some lines have detached collars. were indications that neither | expectedto “get his” on duty. Contr wee twee ald Petco “What makes you say that?,” asked tae te thenonr oo gay nor prosecuting attorneys are the clergyman. “I don't know, Father,” replied the detective, but I ha a feeling that sooner or Jater I shalle shot.” | PLAN SELF-EDUCATION AID. Sr ESSEC TEESE RS circus prodigy of Barnum’s day. that among them are the ‘Whree men who opened fire on the de- ‘ective from a stolen touring car. @risoners are described as ls Galgano, twenty-nine, of No. MacDougal Street; Francis Del- nineteen, No. 256 West 39th ; Louls Basile, twenty-two, No. Mulberry Street, and Dennis twenty-six, and Isidore p, thirty, of No. 121 West 47th Preferred C Mrs. Josephine W. Doty, hus- ‘band is an editor in the motion picture (business, told Justice Geigerich to-day in the hearing of her undefended action |i] for separation thet her husband told |i $1.65 With these we also offer very unusual reduc- tions in our regular lines of Neckwear. Sale commences Tuesday at 9 A. M. and is held at our Cooper Square Store Only. BROWNING KING & COMPANY 16 Cooper Square—at 5th Street Fourth Avenue cars stop at the door. oe x Exchange of American TAbrarians Suggested. ‘The Amenican Library Association and L. Stanley Jast, Chief Deputy Librarian of the Manchester, Wngiand, Public LAbramies, have revived a plan for the exchange of American and British Ubrariana, comparable to the before Magiistrate Marah was |*v8tem of exchange of professors, to romote a mutual understanding of ed by one of the biggest con-| Methods of encouraging edult eel. of detectives in the recent be pe tres icniia of the Police Department—| america the American Lab ee, it was enid, that the men) ciation is raising ‘the force will leave nothing un-| States, joss than one-fifth of to bring about the arrest and Lora ag tgs M ween ar anes cv ee arewal 1 . ction of the slayers of a brother the averaae, for the pation is lens ir years that married fife “was nothing | Khartoum Has 11 Years in tim" and thet he warted to go to'l Which to Grow Another Needed Foot or So. | The fame of Jumbo, the world's big- gest elephant in his day, 1s in danger of being eotipsed. 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