The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 10

pts, WHO KILLED session or ts be-|the revolver, ia person, hin & ETECTIVE DURING |'"%,.""""2 on Come he a elope _ AN went INQUIRY eo Ab vetin Judwe Lory tine rartern | “Perhaps you fellows toward 1, di ing: fee! pretty moan think Lam a ¢ it perhaps w of Jt, and the u will not think bad fellow.” sibs The pertonality of Davin as €X-| sureienl. wupy pressed in his elaborate fittings of| | Gucte for upp h personal ng equipment was efficlency am such a| fy adopted 1 a factory for ven to hot alr ea tneans of drying to a degree only second to that of |) finding out why he wax moved to kill a detective on an apparently simple and proper errand Davia is one of those who suaded Park Commissioner Harr in Brooklyn to issue permits to c down and split up dead trees in Pros. t Park for exere|se His om-| he joyees and his neighbors describ as driven by a demon of rest ness to meet imaginary or trifling sencies, His factory had a burglar alarm siren to be operated by pushbuttons | ly from every loft and room on every le ‘ | igh shment. Quiet in manner, speak n & low volee and mpparently without any part! study of his slat yorn in Washington, D. C “My father wan the writer f several textbooke on leather and opper. I attended the Rockville as my father could to this city about Tam married and h The oldest, a of fourteen, ts in the Polytechnic chool for; there was one on lis own desk @ business had a hard time at on the shotgun at his desk and —___ CHARLES T, DAVIS. DETECTIVE KILLED AS RESULT OF MIX IN AUTO NUMBERS | peentinned From First Page.) a. WOMEN’S WALKING PUMPS In Mahogany Russia Calfskin with Military Heels $9.50 These charming pumps are daintily made with two straps, following the vogue so stylish at present. Ideal for walking, yet dainty and in good taste at all times, these typical Cammeyer values will delight the discriminating shopper. Neggesmith and was remanded 10} | Raymond Street Jai! for one week | Without bail at the request of Judge| | Nash.. Detective Neggesmith de worihed what occurred, so far ax the ‘police have been able to learn when | Bridgette ard tho reat went to Davis's office yesterday and asked to eee him. THE FATAL STRUGGLE FOR THE SHOTGUN. | Davis, in his office, sent out word he was busy and did not want to| ‘gee tho detectives. Bridgetts forced | hig way in. Davis and the detective | | game into conflict. Bridgetts was ‘atruck on the head with the butt of} _& Winchester riot’ gun, a sawed off shotgun Davis kept beside his | ‘tagged with » Inbel “Hands Off.” two struggled for the gun, @ revolver from his hip his free right hand in¥ ot MoGtone and Horan, run into the room, While were trying to wrest the shotgun | Davis, the weapon was dis-| penne. | Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit galore prea 47-51 W 34°St. NewYork ‘ani for which he received the in- Newark Store ~ 649 Broad St. Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. Ample evidence of the Lowered Trend in Prices is convincingly demonstrated in this ' SALE of MEN’S FINE SU:TS $39.50 %45.00 (Tailored by the Kirschbaum Shops) Finished Worsteds, Unfinished Worsteds, Serges, Cheviots and Pencil Stripes—mostly in year-round weights, in a com- prehensive display of patterns and colonngs. Double-Breasteds. A slight charge will be made for alterations TUXEDO COAT and TROUSERS speciat at $45.00 Single and | Regulars, Stouts, Shorts and Longs. | nest | his antomobile, his equipment of hie| the hands after washing without Pe- Tactory to resist. thievee PAYFON | wort to towels. bandits and his domestic gave the detec a briet gaged the interest of the h of his life while iting for) Complete March List while There was not of any hesitation I Davis's speech I have ore for the © Red Cross, “We all need exercise. sald objected to always had to drivo, drive and drive to make sr came I concentrated Arm iey Say I did queer th the slightest trace he was talking, than most." he chop wood in my y: bors ne of the chips flew THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, a complain, Herman to chopping o 1 have So I got t me do some It go. any nervous disorder, y excep! Waahin: amail boy for throw! a negro woman, I h by my desk and put th ! \n my place nge—cut I suppone f er because 1 hard for me friends, I am ) a Shriner, a citizen to prote crime wave. efficiently. “Sometimes down here shotgun at 75-foot pretty good shot. I big game hunting and bear.” “Do you re ave done on Sunday T his hearers I need it “1 chose of the night." Now on Sale Columbi ecords My Gee Gee (From the Fiji Isle) Song Hits Frank Crumit) A-3346 Tod Weinholdf $1.00 I Could Have Had You (But I Let You Get By) A-3347 Nora Bayes and Art Hickman's Orchestra $1.00 Love Nights Nora Bayes : Love, Honor and O-Baby Look! What You've Done With Your Dog-Gone Dangerous Eyes Grieving for You Yankee Like We Used to Be Mandalay Luana Calling Thee Transformed When the Autumn Leaves Begin to Fall Fred Hughes 5 3344 Benny Divis) a. 3348 Benn} Davis} $1.00 Marion Harris) A-3353 Marion Harris f $1.00 Fred Hughes $1.00 Campbell and Burr) A- 3350 . Campbell and Burr f $1.00 Virginia Asher and Homer Rodcheaver) A- 3340 Virginia Asher and Homer Rodeheaver{ $1.00 Dance Muse jazz Band jazz Band Feather Your Nest-—Medley Fox-crot_ The Happy ants 3345 Margie—Fox-trot Broadway Rose—Fox-trot Grieving for You Caresses—Fox-trot Palesteena—Fox-trot Honolulu Eyes—Medley Waitz June—Medley Fox-trot Timbuctoo—Song Fox-trot serail yy Dreams—Medicy Waltz rt Be With You in Apple Blossom Time Medley Waltz A-3351 $1.00 Ted Lewis® Ted Lewis* Med.ey Fox-trot The Happy Six{ $1.00 Vincent Lopez Orchestra) A-3349 Vincent Lopez Orchestra{ $1.00 i ce's Dance Ovchests| artery Art Hickman's Ogehestra} Paul Biese Trio and Frank Cromi Paul Biese Trio Prince's Orchestra) | 6177 $1.25 Prince's Orchestra, Opera and Concert Maria, Mari! (Marie, Ah, Marie!) Jo sais que vous étes gentil 49870 $1.50 79283 Rosa Ponselle Charles Hacketet (it's Our Wedding Day) $1.00 La Paloma Riccardo Stracciari rio Happy Days Hulda Lesa hs Un Balloin Maschera. “Re Dell’ Abisso” 49747 (King of the Shades) Jeanne Gordén { $1.50 Instrumental Music Kerekjaro [ze a Standard Models from $32.50 to 6300. Period Designe from $335,00 upto ($2100.00 Humoresque (Dvorak) Jota de Pablo Kerekjarto Angelus from ‘‘Scenes Pittoresques"” (Massenet) Philharmonic Orchestra of New York Spanish Dance (Moskowski) Philharmonic Ore! bein ig of New York. i? i. fi $1.50 Clyde ae and Bert Ralton “Cavalleria Rusticana”—Intermezzo Clyde Doerr and Bert Ralton Bugle Calls in Ragtime Marconi Brothers }Ag S34? Imp March Marconi Brothers Impressions of Naples No, 1—Waltz La Nuova Orchestra di Napoli [E4919 Italian On ova Orchestra di Orchestre i Napot New Prose: Colueibia Records, Individually tne ted, durable, delightful, dependable, accurate in every detail, New Columbia Records on Sale ut all Columbia Dealers the 10th and 20th of Every Month , COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York, Into a neighbor's yard and. he made Commissioner trees in the park. been seriously 11 have never been under treatment for I Was never in that I was an enid it Was (he duty of every imself against the ‘There's no use In doing anything of that sort unless it is done and practised with the I am 4 have done some I have killed deer ly. “I realize n awake most 1921. ave ne—STOUT WOMEN su BIG COAT SALE The Greatest Coat Event of the season. Every Winter Coat reduced below cbst of materia's —with plenty of cold weather yet to come—the opportunities to secure unheard of bargains are unlimited. Included are Broadcloth, Silvertone, Plush, Cheviot and Woo! Velour Coats, Some fur trimmed, others plain. Lined throughout, Some suitable for early Spring wear. G95 2485 9995 3985 ‘Winter Underwear Greatly Reduced ‘House Dresses, Aprons and Negligees' Cut’ full and ‘roomy. Sizes 88 to 56 Bust, 26 to A wide yarjety of very practical and attractive styles. 45 Waist, Big end of season bargains. Cut full and roomy for stout women. Made of Cham- Flannelette Nightgowns. 1.95 | Flannelette Petticoats bray, Gingham, Percale, Challie and Flaunelette. Flanneletee B ery pretty patterns. Heavy Blanket Robes. Special 1.49, 1.95, 2.95 to 4.95 Lee &ryant— Basement 23 West 38th St.—A Bargain Store for Stout Women—Bet. 5th & 6th Aves. 1.29 Fleece Lined Underwear. 1.89 - 5.95 | Flannelette Waists. ......1.98 Boys’ Norfolk Suits Much Below Original Cost Just a few more of those splendid values in all wool fine quality suitings, tailored carefully, coat lined with alpaca, knicker- bockers fully lined—first-rate garments in every detail and wonders at the price. A range ofattractive colorings.Sizes9to17. Two Pairs of Knickerbockers With Every Suit 95c Percale of good quality, nice, man- nish patterns, collar attached or neck- band, French cuffs, Sizes 7 to 16. Fourth Floor d & laylor —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Greatest Seller on Earth—On Sale Now 1921 World Almanac Presidentiat Eleetion Returne—Census Figures 50c on Stands 65c by Mail