The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 12

Js OF USING ~ ADS. 10 SWINDLE IDLE OUT OF FEES William B. Allen Is Held on Charge of Refusing to Refund Money. | , . | William B. Allen No. 180s New. j kirk Avenue, was held in { $2,000 bat action of t f Grand Jury by Mag nt Nolan fr i the Centre Strevt Police pda } on a charze of swindling uncmployed . ure arratses of ve jo’ j end refusit fe depe The principal enpt 30 i abousselman of No. % i nye. 1 | tisement in The World in an office at No. 3 He gave Allen $16 him a can cont coffee and sé : on a commission ba a Unable to sel Asse iy nian demanded his} & | @ contract which fe d his deposit { t When he went to Allen's office to a serve a summons, he said, Albert ‘ Jadlou, en's clevk, grabbed the , and tore {t up, on which charee tI ng on Nov i | s thin aid the Magistrate, | swindle on its face. When I | Assistant District Attorney ‘ osecuted, with the aid iggestion of The New \ World, scores of heartless swin ' wh inilar § The World has been the ; consistent enemy of ad- 5 vertisers and 1 am they would ! not have accepted an advertisement| from you had they known the kind Ae Alien said he was he Prosi a : with a New J j wey banker a ookiyn an ee] } en the Board ectors tiled i | to give th of the eo whoa vane didn't know 00 capital and said b how wf the $7 had been paid 4 : in. tt Sigmund Hhrman, a carpenter of 4 ; No. 177 Monroe Streot, and Martin f] Sehlessing, a machinisc of No, 162 a nue, Broukiyn, made af- Montauk Avi fidavits that they experiences with Al eialeeeicioers HE’LL GET NO CAT MEAT THROUGH MARTY McCUE. Missourian Asks Clerk How About HYLANUSESPUPLS | TOBEFOGPARENTS, CURRAN DECLARES Has ot Week iite nee {other side?" ff . " sac! . > ior Mrs. Amelia Karlin of No. 434 Cen-| Makes og: x ( an Ad- ure. With the 27thé Charges aainat Children Are, Massac husetts Open ( ‘hampi Bhar oar tan wha Goveuy wowed ah Begging fae 5 wen ty saaveett ara to Write Letters Denvine Commits Suicide at Shelter jpy supreme Court Morschause mit He Is Impostor, Then “The 2ith Artillery,” the map an ae 7 l | White Plains’ to re-open ease tn Suse [it 2\ | awered, impatiently. By this time Part Time. on Links, So eee an ater: t “ Gives Him Money. ee ReIWaILlne db by ute ang Jeause why should not furnist | the inan took “his bands re - Major Gen. John F. O'Ryan, Trans | pockets be the H dur upport of her d my 6 come clean,” a Women’s Club at a tinehen 4 ier] Commissioner, who was Command: | cy pyan, ‘There was ho 27th Ariiery vs Club ata n 19, and: MUR. Ov thee? A. BF. and ts] with Division. Were you Hotel Marie Antoinette q head we. AHO A] Guard of New| Cally é ri ae go enty\r Curran, sont}tloncan statement ll vork, on leave, left his home No aepek an re. didat Mayor ¢ ad 4th ast ovening to ben, that's settled. Here's some- discovered the most n the campaign, and ng schoo! en write double na In any of the shoots. | He said } 1 have j ew kind of Hylan-Hearst campalen und ved by t attempt York ¢ n tie public the ebfidren th them to copy sch “Dear Parents out the elty. “These lott ny the der ehildren to the AR smaller children to hen the letters are signed by the smailer children, they ave sent us Hylu nl cumpulgn mater Hylan Hearst were not cortient with t mothers to coe Hylan out of fea sions, but they hi ing ne up the widower hem into ve got little children “They are not content with lying t Ives — they are putting th in the mouths of innocent ehil- question the empl and suld “Just one word more about iy 1 Lam M with the 75,009 men and women who mule up the great army of employees of the city. [have told you I would not re- duce their salaries; neither will thes be under any nal coercion while am Mayor. will get just the me treatment from me that 1 hi given in the last two 2.500 men and women who do the work in my department as resident lations, whil yo only interested TWO LARGE LINERS SAI. n thelr x * Estate Left for Stray t Felings. - Parix and Adriatic Carry Heavy ¥ Former F iggnow Clerk the Passenger List | day recetved a | ; Ge aRGeGaiIN He Cauley of Fulton, Ying: “HaY- isis for this season, the ‘ ng read that Caroiine ‘en lett $50,009 paris for Havve and the or the benefit of stray catss to b liner Adriatic tor cht sasnpLen got neat und catnip, T ‘a stray « panes palo -grown that I rescued from a a away yesterday. Mat was about to kil) tt. IT want to On the Adriatic was the Right Hon. « now Af 1 am entitled fo any wilowancs | Reginald MekKenna, former Chaneviio: from the above estate for the upkeep uf of the Excheauer of England, now the ‘cat Chairman of the London Joint und br: Shae’ diand Bank, Also on poard ws Lahde Alii Charles 8, newly. appoiten Spas ated Saini Mr ind } { sppointment of ' formerly of the ' Observatory at P: ' reotor of the He y 4 vatory. yas anno Da from ‘St jon Baile: is assistant, Georges % ' Redeain of Prot. somuanied Ato. 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