The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 12

= ere Teas ae DN AAD A SF ST NF NORTE wR EOE RS NDT pg ne pr SH at RN REEL ALE Ao AER TAV ARNE LN 8 RAAT eM OMB 8 pe mS + Re ee RCM eS THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921, ARIS SPINSTERS —|SWEARS SHE SAW |e nair, nor ane 1h we: narend GOV. REILY REPORTS |itvewitaion ot ie conduct an to STORM STREETS IN WOMAN KILL MAN) sie aiso insisted she saw Mis TO THE PRESIDENT] riere were no although it is conceded that Gov. Reily’s methods have not heen what was decribed as “tactful.” indications that the a 'UNT FOR HUBBIES yea rans Ragone {ntercept lucolane as he came Administration's towerd ZITA IN X! He Refused to Marry Mrs. Ragone | out of « bakery shop a few moments poy ; Gov, — Reily' EXILE WANTS BM J Lorde ‘orto Rico Head to Be Retained, ud CELE dedona oT I ant fled, Witt |ister. run up to him nnd stexe him by eat to Be Retained, |10% iss atministration | ws!" to GO TO SON'S BEDSIDE —on the Avenue and only two Pounce on All Single Men Whom and They Quarrelled; Wits | 114 coat; that she heard # shot and Harding Advisers fG(O1s. eSpecte un’ Iventibation: willl <ocg a st bel 34th: b Le ess. Says. ; : nie Aafia S Mena be FUNCHAL, Island of Madeir: | 6s Streets elLOWw $t! ut ar 4 * ness Says. then saw Mrs. Ragone, standing ov Savy. be instiguted if the Porto Rican poli J They Can-Tell by Their The 1 detendin dies, 3 Iucolane with a revolver, fire thre« | tical leaders press the demand. | wi ar anne’ Prene) “Former Ei } bel ‘ Saal’? ’ 7 Sy ne lawyers defending Mrs. Jose-| lucolane “ : WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. -- Gov.| 4 ele de Wiles ta of Austria-Hungry, who with her —a customer. Eyes. |phina Ragone charged with murder-| More shots into him, ini BU Bory Hie Unless facts detrin al to Mr. | husband is living in exile here, has ex- i clow in price. : »: Ss. N 25 ing Frank Iucolane, aa ¥ he Mr. Levy forced Mrs. di Mona to © 9 Rico took luncheon | Reii lop, essed the wish to return to Switzer. - eee ee oe ng Brank Tucolane who had been her) ait that she meraly assunicd the: With President Harding to-day and stat day. by ¢ ponsib nd to be present at an operation of | Luckless man scurried to cover | lover, made a violent attack through |‘ ; cas fond inci. Presented an informal report on his| ficials that the Governor would | i) Halagion cr ones aiiibd “oe will ae } rie | sae ee iy the {persons she saw in the second inci- : Shanti tidings at. | permission of the ied Counc | €-day when mobs of French | Lawyer Newman Levy to-day on th be ne were the same persone she haa #dmninistration, out of which have pea Loe oie cp ihe jane a 1-|‘Ambassadors, through the medium of Fampires combed the streets for |textimony of Mrs. Marie di Mona of dent were tne same permons she Mie cone demands hy Porto Ricans for ‘plete eempthy either Cowcette, {he Portuguese Government, to make seen in the firs ‘ain refune 3 erno Busbanes. No. 2042 Second Avenue, before Jus. | een ee Tey Tt, was St. Catherine's Day, the | tice Crain in General Sessions, admission, t © @raditional time for the unmarried Mrs, di Mona, testifying in Italian Wrench girls who have reached |thvough an interpreter, stoutly in- dhe age of twenty-five, to go out sisted she had overheard from the} mony on this By 4 vore Lei _. to the highways and pluck their | the window of her home, four stories an seandn “trom, the pavements. Jabove the street, a quarrel between agony ter SPECIAL! saatariits Hundreds stormed through the |the young defendant and the mue = | | 375 Silk-Lined feduding Streets, surrounding and mobbing [dered man, in which Mrs. Ragone ap- May the eight-hour working Fur- Normandies, Men of eligible age. They were led to Iucolane for his promise legal maximum. il a | : Bolivias, @ressed in the historic lace caps 4 e Collared Susds, @nd bedecked in the prettiest @neries of their boudoirs. er wen, ore yioleee Charge purchases will appear on bills rendered Jan. 1. than usual to-day because fadies completely outnun the men, duc to war losses. ‘ ame M Cr er & Co Bdvantage prevented the men g S iy y q from making any defense and r Ts they were carried off bodily. bth Avenue th Street There was no question of be j —=— — — “4ng able to distinguish between the married and unmarried men.’ Shirty years selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner [5th Street & 6th Avenue COATS Worth At Least $65 for collars! “Ye tell by the look thelr eye.” one of the girls ex: To-Morrow—Last Day plained. MA IN “ROBBER IL TRAIN “ " . FREED AT U. S. REQUEST Annual Bolivia Coat Genuine Fur Collar $35 HAMILTON GARMENT CO. \07 Fifth’ Avenue, Near 31st Street nt He es Was “Be J | e q PITTSBURGH, Nov —Cosimer e | n e e | Fadale, who was arrested several days L go by the marine guard on a Baltimore and Ohio Rallroad train and who was @entenced to serve ten days in Jail by ® ° @ ity magistrate, was discharged to- ubstantia eductions by request of Federal au r 5 Government officials said t! Bn investigation, they we Fadale had no inte mall train, but was way.” Fadale stepped fro: ‘Three-piece Living Room Suite covered $ 5 | in a selection of Velour or Tapestry * 245 (Pillow Arms—Loose Spring Cushion Seats.) Values in Bedding and Beds such as these can- not be duplicated by us after tomorrow. Buy OTHING we might say in behalf of Kellner : lon to-day: he was met by. 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