The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Page 16

16 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921, CAPTURED AS SLAYER POLICE DOUBT STORY 11,000 MILKMEN reataurant at 1 Rah a ey Reload agg —snell OF PRISON KEEPER| OF “BANK ABSCONDER” MAY STRIKE NOV. 1] !1!!inlbees en, -e0ndINS | oH will make an effort. to break the (onan _ world’s altitude record for an airplane Acauitted of Killing Sister, carrying four passengers.. An Orenco -| biplane will be used and the machine will take off from Curtiss Field at 2.30 P.M. The present record of 19,500 feet for 4 machine with four passengers {x 1d by @ Loening monoplane, It was New Jersey New Fugitive Fatats| Looks as Thoogh om Arraignment Here, Kyes Were William Gadsen, a negro wanted in Hackensack, N. J., for robbery and fo: Killing @ jail keeper, was arrested carly! to-day at 63d Street and Amaterdam jow | Drivers Stand by Demand for #5 Increase and Two Weeks’ Vacation. A strike of the 11,000 milk drivers and ar-| assistants in the metropolitan district Avenue and later taken to West Side|rested on Monday in a Harlem cabaret on Nov. 1, when the present contract ade Aur, 7, 1921 Gourt, where he fainted as he was being| throwing around quarters and half dol- | expires, st bRe Probable to- - — @rraigned. He was taken to Flower|lars, © police tha the at elon ana Hospital a prisoner. a girl's y In July, 1919, Gadsen and another|a ban fegro are alleged to have held up a| Minn, Paymaster. Both were captured. In Jali |in Ch Gadsen pretended to be sick and, it Is} Now along comes Wase harged, lured a keeper into his cell, never works Nonere iq was Tobbed and they don't kn day night You Selli ng New York buys its furs at where hié pal was with him. The keeper y, ent. fwas beaten to death with @ stool. The)” sjagistrate haa adjourned | “the distributors : Privonera fled after shooting a police-|nix case unt > ern to take a wage cu Y Man and two ratlroad detectives. Pore ae i His Bee Ogch for cuales ’ Gadsen said he lived at No. 2166 Fifth |P!tUr® " cenit, for Inside men. . JACKMAN S Avenue. He war identified ir court by " | 5 Deputy Sheriff Joseph Kanzley of Ber- a | en woanty. N.d he of Dr. Johlel Patrick ee ‘ in t was led ih 3: CHECKLEY’S WIFE i THOUGHT HIM DEAD |‘ Married Agat Church Deacon Had Wholesale?’ An acquaintance of ours asked us that question the other day. You might ask the same question. Here’s the answer: To-day the retail trade is demanding a cheaper grade of clothing than we have ever made or wil/ make. There is no longer the big market for high grade clothing that there has been. And we do not care to restrict our output. To settle the problem we've: decided to get out of busi- ness altogether. In order to protect for all time the rep- utation of Rochester Art Clothes we are disposing of the defendant had a on Tuesday Insc! 7 _ Thinking Calvary | (f° ‘uberculosis in New York Tospital. | He was suspected of having performed an illegal operation upon Emma Haput ‘vary Baptist Church, were complicated to-day by the announcement of his wife in Boston: that she would “fight L ib > to get what is coming to me.” you IRE | Deacon Checkley fs suing William and 1d Bsoles owker of Woodel a gooe coffee \ 30,000 damages tor allog 5 f 1 said to haye told the y ” | when he became ongaged M us i] t @ille Bowker that his wife end. | se PON, Mra, Aiilian Amoe Bur. ? Hite: pcigea Whee ot it ‘ety Lia i 4, | hi . tenet, a ston upholsterer, e sald 5 - Ghat since hearing of the damage suit is Worth as fING for she had began action for separate maintenance. N. - Killed Overseas, of No. 438 West 234 Street in August, Gheckley said from which the woman. died. Marital affairs of R. 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