The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1920, Page 9

NEN OOS ON ANNIVERSARY OF HS WEDDING =: = its place. Interment will be in Cal- vvary Cemetery. Detectives said to-day they expect-| 31-2 OOT WIDINS AAAA TOD. MENGTHS 1 2 19 i 4 igoury tar. Sport sh garden fetes and enw most seasonable footwear is included in Mion quality made them the finest shoes at the price ate are better value than New York has many years. Built to fit with the usual Shoe Crait trimness, easefully snug at narrow heel. While sport shoes. Tan walking oxfords. Russia calf ties. Patent pum; Gun metal Satin evening slippers. SHOECRAFT SHOP 27 West 38th Street Between 5th and 6th Aovenues. Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. “aw “Charile,” t killed him hile “Charlie,” the Hoboken waterfro: been, the scarcely knew, simply burial. rived jewelry karate; rin; Man said that before Gabin came here from Hoboken, about thres years e knew a “Charlie” who an- awered in every particular the de- scription of the "Handsome Charlie i ho is believed to have accompan: / © Slain Restaurant Man to Be| Garin’ to his lavish quarters and Buried To-Morrow—“Hand- some Charlie” Still Sought. Manuel Gabin, Spanish restaurant proprietor found dead Monday in his apartment at No, 770 Washington treet, will be buried to-morrow from the apartment where he was shot to| had @eath. He and his nineteen-year-old wife had expected to celebrate their srcond wedding anniversary, which 1s| !! pawnshops he slept. This he said, waa 0 frequent sade, fearing th visitor at Gabin’s saloon and cafe on #* Motorists may avold the village. This Establishment Closes Daily at 5 P. M. Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Aves.) West 43rd Street Whatever Manuel Gabin's affairs may ha fact seems un- Questioned that his beart ‘was of equal size with his robust figure. Two days before his death he had assumed the full funeral expense for an in- fant, tho penniless parents of whom because they ad told him of their distress at thelr faapineg to give their child a decent The polloe bead out thie ciroular to was stolen in con- to-morrow, in the home they had just Soolien with a murder in this city on furnished, but the funeral will take |June 21, 1920: wieeitaire diamond ring eet in | with a cirele of plat- tau “erbeia diamond; ng black edo ook 53 Sale of geee hoes anges Or oredite. joes, swagger and correct, white pumps for dances, oxfurds for city and hen they were selling from $14 to $22. At $9.75 seen in TKN Ox. TURBIN & OFT and flexible; dis- ' tinctive and distin- guished—a straw hat in which Knox designers have added ease in wear- ing without sacrifice of becomingness in the lines. EIGHT DOLLARS OTHER STRAWS, $6.00 AND UPWARD KNOX HAT COMPANY Jucorperated 452'FiFTH AVENUE 161 BROADWAY emaee eULoNe KS =a OOO! | od to arrest “Handsome Charley,” ‘tno | actor, in a few days. Many say they | who 1s desorthed as unusually good looking, @ . jovial American and @ popular man, enter Gpbin'e restaurant, No. 753 Washing- ton Street, at 11 o'clock Sunday night, @ few hours before the murder. man friend of the murdered _THE EVENING WOE’ Solitaire ay ring, en's | 8), wet with 13-4. karat diamond: ring gold band. | setting (ent Custer stick pearl in centro.” 55 MOTORISTS PA PAY FINES. As @ result of ade the olice of Roexviite Centre ba Ty en Acoma who do not display’ full nets. nts, fifty-five ‘ow The mere ants are ay thi y will pene patronage, diamond pin, | ce Continge Protest. 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