The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 12

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} TN LN; GR SNCS NEL IIL EEL E NS SENN TAT I RT AE ER IO NEO St Sp st ns cnadanengene me Rca nyarmane to . . * sont: ‘ = eo, We |BARS NEW DEVICE | ‘ IGIAL | FOR LIQUOR RAIDS| AGAIN UNDER FIRE € ‘HELD IN RICHMOND SALOON EXTORTION Deputy sheriff Process Server and Union Leader Said to | Have Asked Bribes. | 1 mon, one a vnother a pre Server in the District Attorney's ¢ flee, are under indiciment on ¢ of extoriion and attempted exto following a John Doo investigation by the Richmond County Grand Jury | late yesterday. The alleged extortion was said to have deen in connection with prom- | ises of police protection for Staten Island saloon keepers selling liquor Mlegally. Thomas Burke, the police, was rec & process server by Di Joseph Malloy f charges of attomp Indicted on elaht counts, f extortion and four attempted extor- | tion. He was arrested on a bench warrant and released in $500 hail William Brown, a Deputy Sheriff employed in the office of Sheriff witl- | g to fam K. Walsh, was indicted on two} charges of attempted extortion and surrendered himself to the District Attorney to-day. He was suspended gation, ngland, sald to bo a walking delegate for the Interna- tional Longshoreme Union, was indicted on two charges of at- tempted extortion. A bench warrant has been issued for his arrest. William Kosinski, formerly a ea- Yoon .keeper in Grove Avenue, Port Richmond, who is alleged by District Attorney Malloy to have taken part in the attempted extortion, was granted immunity and testified be- fore the Grand Jury. District Attorney Malloy said to- @ay that other arrests were expected. According to the evidence presented to the Grand Jury, the four men #0 licited money from saloon keepers in Linoleumville and New, Brighton. On the night of Sept. 28, It was alleged, the’ men visited seven saloons and asked $50 cach from the proprietors im return for promises of police pro- tection. They obtained $10 each from several and smaller amounts from others, collecting in all about $50, it was alleged. SE eggs PRIESTS’S MEMORY LANDS MAN IN COURT. Alleges He Is Thief Who Took $1,100 Ring in 1920. . The memory of the Rev. Dennis Kul- ™matycky of Buffalo, N. ¥., resulted to- day in Magistrate Rittenberg holding in $2,500 ball Fred Gilliatt of No. 17 Har- tigon Avenue, Boston, on a charge of grand larceny. According to the priest, Glilfatt and another man robbed him of a diamond ving worth $1,100 in the Hotel Commodore on thi 15, 1920, and escaped the priest, who ta maidne to New York, saw Giiliatt Grand Central’ Station and. call tective Charles Hooker, who 4 him. In Yorkville Court. to. priest positively identified G ‘att as the man who snatched his diamond ring. Gilllatt denies the charg | was a charge against Peter McGuire, SHIPPING BOARD . of ited t Vourtecn | Frees Law Who | Inve: —_ savy CURRAN DECLARES police device tu eet! WAS ; x ft Zid a un eat “ 1 HYLAN TAX BOOSTER ; the search of mises without a{to keep American ships from the warrant was declared tilegal to-day | sua Underwood, Democrat, | Where $100 Was Paid in 1917 It by Magistrate Dale In Gates Avenue| Alabama, d | Volice Court, Brooklyn. The red to-day during « ution by Senator Li er, Republican, Washington, | A a complete accounting trom} In a t with reporters to-day] 1 ipping Board and the Bmor-| Henry H. Curran, Coalition candidate Kency Mest Corporation. The resolu Mayor URHIG: | Hon was adopted without a dissenting Is $165 Now Major Informs Business Men, r| bate on ar < men or the city are vote nterested when a man comes | rys that |} In prese fisted" Y frau them. fe th ind threw iton the fl tiroke, It smelled lke ¥ “Did ye . M the puts nim to wor . ears ago Mayor Hylan the business man, the taxp: 14 A similar resolution wa Introduced | the rent payers that there was some- | ‘ th a city government p wrote liqu in the House by Representative Ram- | 'h!ng wrong Has hy y bu dismiss dl." IN HONORING BRAZIL! * > _ Handits [U.S WHE Hetp Celetrate inde |! of WASHINGTON vend y/LVLT Vou would have thought that where one paid $10 )0 taxes in 19 00, destin might save you $10; that you would was held up provided in a dill passed t Day 92 do Gite, armed with pistols, ‘The band! Ha ii; " eee Sey ee Unb eheked Gen anita were on foot and after taking the !Sene ing you $10 he has soaked you with jmoney they fled across country, ‘The dill carries an appropriation of an increase df $65." hting of tha hotel. 4 ** of the Cunard Line which pecently carried 87,000 New Improved Gi to pane Simultaneous shipments went to France, Holland, Belgium, Denmark and Italy. 335,000 New Improved Gillettes shipped abroad in the month of August alone. Only the boundaries of the world can limit the spread of the New Improved Gillette N the month of August, 335,000 New Improved Gillettes were shipped to England, France, Holland, Belgium, Denmark and Italy. Forerunners of nobody knows how many of these improved shaving instruments that will go to the remotest part of the earth as fast as they can be made. No new invention has ever had such immediate world-wide demand. real shaving advance brought to them by the New Improved Gillette. Not long before you can go anywhere in the world and hear the same thing. Another picture of what travelers have so often said—that Gillette is the best known article of any kind used anywhere by anyone. For instance, Gillette Blades in for- eign countries. Where they cost two Important about the New Improved Gillette—cA Word about the Blades Most men prefer to screw the razor up Our 35 years’ experience manufacturing umbrellas, ex- clusively, has gained for us the prestige of leadership, and means to you the assur- ance of the highest quality at the lowest cost. Buy Direct from the Manufacturer SAVE MONEY A Tremendous Stock to Select from tight to get the most satisfactory shave. Gillette deems it proper to ask the pub- lic to use Gillette Bladgs only in genuine Gillette Razors. The Gillette Blade and Gillette Razorare developed to work together. No Gillette Blade can deliver its full shaving quality unless used in a genuine Gillette Razor — built by Gillette, in the Gillette way and up to Gillette standards, GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY, BOSTON, U.S. A, to ten times as much as competitive makes. Yet over 90% of the sales are genuine Gillette Blades. And in more than one country, a gratuity from tourists in the form of Gillette Blades is more acceptable than money. Bynow,many of your veryownneigh- bors express their enthusiasm over the MACE INU. S.A KNOWN THE WORLD OVER THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, ide for at American COURT UPHOLDS WIFE'S won| RAID ON GAIL JOHNSON. | w affol ers and) HOTEL RITZ. CARLTON TO USE OIL | AS FUEL. to take any-|seyer, Republican, Iowa, who asks| When the taxes kept going up. Hel pypect to Save 16 Per Cent. on expended for than : srelGeption wil, amount. to | Kal 8 a day as compared with 4 tons of coal. The boilers are used | mneh of the cooking, heating and | hed Party lauren r Charles J sas No. A RAN THAT COOKS. Mother, | an His ( ) Many Styles And Sizes in SNOW WHITE ENAMEL AB Gas Ranges aay to clean, Burners and top grater 1921. ACCUSED OF GETTING WHISKEY BY FORGERY f"tistni. b r State hing | 1 the proprietor |that certain financial deals be bare: Jed the business man to believe he Former Coal Bill. of aluminized metal Vn Ad a right to interfere when x would put @ stop to that tf he was with elisening alusinum alloy. ik somethi nx o| ff he ocunter,” sai id | — shines a hace ‘The tnatallation of off burners under roof i {ine Ata ut » complaint |s/ $1,000,000 TO BE ‘SPENT Juror eae ne ahawor SOr SOUR Hore, to effect a saving In the} is dat" FoR iveny, NEED, TO PERFECTION. 40 acyles and res tn w Dealers, Builders and Landlords Suppiie: J ROSE &.CO, #3 ORCHARD ST., N. Y. 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