The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1921, Page 18

tFORMED CONVICT Talley. Worl Bureau of Accuracy and Fair Play’ Aids Prosecution of Man \ Who Attacked Girl. gree assault. Martin F. Loonan, who while » Bing Bing prisoner acted as socretary to Warten Thomas Mott Onborne and tater war faced in charae of the Wel- gultation with hie lawyers, Be was res onsible for ssouring posi- gantenced to SS to-day in General Seasiona by Judge He was indicted for second do- 'BACK TO SING SING! cre ssmaune tor attacking» fiftenn- year-ad girl in hia office July 22, 1920, and interrupted the trial, after con- Ronaid ‘Wellman, Deacon Murphy and John N. Minton, to phoad gutlty to second de- The mother of the Kir, whose name was withheld, advertised In The World for # pomtion for her daughter as a stenographer. Loonan answered by tele- fare League. through which he claimed] phone made an appointment at nis office, No. 140 West 34th Street, and ons for mote than 200 ex-convicts, was! engaged the girl. Her mother, to whom five years in Sing Sing! she told the story, re-told it to Super Moe Levy & Son Clearance Sale |i edit ce else can you see as large and as varied a selection of good Clothes as here at this Clearance Sale. HELD FOR EXTRADITION. None of Salishbary's Allemed Wives) > Present in Court. o-day, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,-1921." wanted there for bleamy. He is d of marrying a manioure, a 1 Intendont Pirarra of the Children's So- clety, who caused Loonan’s arrest | The World's Bureau of Accuracy and Fair Play co-operated with Superin londent Plearra and Aanistant District Attorney Exrlaon in thelr preparation of the case against Loonan Loonan is married and has two children. a month ago. ‘Tho habeas corpus oxo was ‘ was put over a week. It was poiited out by lawyers that if the attack Ia successftil Goy, Miller's resent proclamation urging enforcem mt by the local police would be Invalid un- lesa the Legisiature should pass the new iawa asked for by the Governor. ee G, Roy Salisbury, thirty-eight, who said he was a broker and promoter| ASSAILS POLICE AS DRY AIDS. to light the stove, became anconscious' troiman Miller, who battered In from an attack of vertigo after turning) door and found Shay and his daught on the «as. His daughter, lying In bed,! unconscious. Dr. Brown of Brook: could not get up. ‘The neighbor, ameli-|lyn Hospital, who administered ing the gas, investiguted and called Pa-|tives, eaid they will live. Saye she ‘Suviea, Infant im Yara, | H¥ine at No. 464 Clinton Avenue, Brook- | — ape Dr Joseph Statt, Health Commiee| 7% WAS Artalaned before Magintrate Constitationality of Gente lator WOMAN SAVES TWO. stoner of Hoboken: to-day obtainea | Hatfia in Jefferson Market Court today! Law Questioned tm Brooktyn. axeaabia ’ charged with being a fugitive from| ‘The State llquor ww, known as the| Prevents Death From Gas of Aged ® warrant for the arrest of Mra, Ida Kcolets of No, 502 Bloomfield Avenue, Hoboken, whom he charged with burying ‘the infant of Mr. and Mra Rdward Conrath of No. 606 Bloom field Avenue in the latter's back- yard Jan, 21, Inst. The hody will ‘be exhumed and Dr, Statt indicated that an investigation might be followed by other arrests Man and Crippled Daughter, ‘The acute sense of smell of an up- stairs woman neighbor to-day saved the lives of John Shay. sixty, and hin crippled daughter, Celia, fifteen, of No. 176 Sands Street, Brooklyn. Shay, who had gone to the kitchen Justice. He was romanded to the Tombs for thirty days to await extradition to Pennsylvania. Salisbury was arrested Inet Friday charged with a $1,500 swindle, He was discharged but immodiate) rearested on advices from Philadetphia myme ne Walker law, was attacked as uncon- stitutional jn the Brooklyn Supreme Court to-day when State Senator Chaylee FB Russell sought the release of Th»- dore Thomsen, a bartender, on a writ of habeas corpus. It was alleged he sold © drink of whiskey to a policeman And nowhere else will you find prices as low as ours because these Clearance Sale reductions are made from prices which always were one-third lower than any other store in town. Every garment on sale is regular Moe Levy stock. uits 876 Suits were 558 17 Suits were $50 487 Suite were $45 424 Suits were $40 118 Fur Collar Overcoats were $55 485 Overcoats were $55 410 Cvercoats were $50 440 Overcoats were $45 445 Overcuats were $40 that formerly sold for $8, $9, $10 and $11.50. Other Specials 10" Every Subway or “Elevated? from Brooklyn and New York transf to C anal Street Shee within sight of our store Our Only we Store 2294 Men’s Odd Pants een sa. be Now ‘Kidk/orthes’’ Clearance ; SUITS—OVERCOATS—MACKINAWS—REEFERS 9,570 Men’s and Overcoats Unrestricted Choice of Any Suit in Our Store 387 Suits were $85 431 Suits were 580 425 Suits were $75 2ié Fur Collar Overcoats were $100 €98 Suits were $65 458 Suits were $60 “236 Fur Collar Orercoats were $75 467 Overcoats were $65 411 Overcoats were $60 458 Overcoats were $85 597 Overcoats were $80 696 Overcoats were $75 Fur Collar Overcoats *63°° 276 Handsome Fur Collar Overcoats with genuine Beaver and Otter Fur Now Collars. Worumbo Cloth Overcoats 412 Worumbo Cloth Overcoats, the finest made, and the best that money can buy. Formerly selling up to $125. Formerly selling up to $175. Values Up to $16.50 Other Specials 26° s15*. | MoeLevy & Son 119-125 Walker Street Open Daily Until 7 Saturdays Until 10 Our Only Store FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGES 16 AND 22 GIMBEL BROTHERS . 320 STREET ~ BROADWAY -33a0STREET NEW YORK CITY Children’s Sturdy Play Shoes SIZES 13 TO 2 Half Former Prices These are strong practical shoes for boys and girls, built on solid leather Spring heel soles, of tan or chocolate colored calf skin. And are offered in the Pre-inventory sale at ONE-HALF their former price. SIZES 9 T O 2 Also Greatly Re- duced in Pre- inventory Sale. ° | F co Shoes which are especially designed to withstand the wear and tear of active children. They are built on solid leather soles, with low heels, of strong elkskin; in a very sturdy chocolate colored elkskin; or in a somewhat lighter brown soft elkskin. Each is One of the famous Buster Brown SHOES Justly famous and increas- ingly popular as the best shoe for children—because: It is built on the scientifically planned Brown Shaping lasts, which change with each succeeding size, thus aid- ing and safeguarding nature in the healthful, normal development of the child’s growing foot; and made by skilled workmen of carefully selected leathers. Mothers who know our Buster Brown Shoes and watch our prices will be especially able to appreciate these reduced prices. In all New York Gimbel Brothers are the sole agents of this famous aboe for children. \e At the first chill! Take Genuine Aspirin marked with the ‘Bayer Cross’’ to break up your Cold and relieve the Headache, Fever, Stuffiness, Warning! To get Genuine Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for over 19 years, yoy must ask for ‘‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,'’ and look for the nami “*Bayer’’ on the package and on each tablet. 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