The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1922, Page 11

it LS i aflol WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922. +_ oe the jury it should not he infivenced|No. 718 West 178th Si by the words of any one man sch, clothing dealer, No. 438 ne | The court asked him what he meant | 4 cad. Albert Santa, tnaurano and was told that he referrad to the|N Weat 117th Street, Assistant District Attorney and the rdicts of this kind," Judge Tal- Ve: court. The jury was out an hour and|iey to-day sald, “make for lawless. | 1 half and brought In a verdict of not} ness, Police officers who do their duty | ) guilty. When it had been given|have their festimony refused erec de nee t Judge Talley said: These same jurors will expe id , “Your verdict Is beyond my com-|same policemen to go out to-nig rie and | H prehension, and you are excused as| risk thelr lives to protect them and | Jon this ste jurors in this court.’ their homes, yet their word is re. | ‘ y \ jected and the word of a man | © te The defe’ ndant then Was arrested on and tod in the re ish " relations with the sh tts tre Others of Irish birth ; | or extenct © hurd at work.’ 3 a of the Trish & ITISG REAT FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AV! : ne a PRIDE , FRIDAY SATURDAY | \ al wit Irish 4 it full sup) on the OF THE } a another c! with a sertous crime is accepted as} and ot a th i “i > 1G out into the hall, where an indigna-|the Mit ig emhanin wits nowlkh Ib | O Ww ; f . Laine ceenauantee FARM | New Apparel | I bers Wi ppeal to Com-] tion meeting was held. The members| “Albero was ‘ he poultry sclares Open War on Foes of | “plana \ e a el ‘Will Appe . declared they had followed tho court's | Shop at 4 A, M. with two buss filled] — °°" t 3 b throught the °| and Low Prices Combine 5 missioner of Jurors Because | instructions that they were to be the| with poultry near jad we! Collins—Nationwide Demon- He Th h Th toma.” judge of the facts In the case and ren-| Went there to pur poultry, ul Fane | 5 of “Stigma. der thelr verdict accordingly, aut that | though the shop was never open it stration Planned roug ese Attractive : to the pro-| fied that they | of $105, which they had done so after an hour and uj that hour, accordiny Twelve jurors who have been serv half of discussion and painstaking ef-|prietor. The police te: Adierents to Michael Collins att The DIET during & after 1) | “Made where 1 { Springtime Suggestions } Ing in the Court of Gener! Sessions. | tion of the court had placed a stigma| they took from the prisoner, to lot] Arthur Ceietithh in maintaining: | t he lomatoes | ° ’ it was said to-day, will appeal to the | upon them, which they resented, and| him und his companion go. tn spite] Trish Mree State have formed wt | Misses nd Ww ? Commissioner of Jurors to prevent | were determined to carry it to the}of this evidence this jury acquitted! tional organization which will enlist fs Xs wn row. In the | a omen S their names being stricken from the | Commissioner of Jurors. The men] Albero. 1 don't want any such juries! 1. cotivitios of those who before the “cet Horlick’s > 1b sowie “|| TOMATO [ATS UD i ' j in my court.” AELD IN 1918 MURDER Cash. lists for service in that court. De | Who served on the jury ave claring their intention of taking tis] Rt action, the twelve left the Criminai | Nt Courts Building last evening I “ay Dey 5 The jury was one drawn for the | Stre Louis Bernstein, mantfac-| Giuseppe Dall, No. 9 Mes making of the treaty between the The ORIGINAL British Government and the Sinn \. Malted Milk | Fein were members of the Associ ‘ * tlon for the Recognition of the Trial 6 | South Jersey q Far ms | _nidat ofthe | | HOMESPUN SUITS Batroct trial of Dominick Albero of No . No. 347 Fifth Avenue; Isadore] Rochester, was brought to ‘ alee Bast 122d Street, cl Pa Le West bth} io-aay by Detective Dardi sretury of the Hew organize < Nutritious | { Millions inte giury in the third ot 3. Greenbaum, broker, a Teeaviow) Jy. Hews Of No. ita a4 leestible of es F dealer of No. 31 |N adway; Henry W. Rehrs st lst Street, Former Gov i i 7 Dig’ ‘ ald Il i Special, e that street, Who said that on Dec, 2 si 9th Street Martin A. Glynn has been named os | Used a ys Nestatig Gar Mt cantury old annud 4 2 ro anc robbed his *, Williams, ager, No, bs oreanixe ni Maso: | ui u 4 ce 1920, Albero and an robbed hi B, manuger, Nov44| 000 0 o atd OHaln and $100; were nizer for tt Lajor } Israel Schulman keeper, No. 176 Virst Avenue; | taken from the body. Dalli's arrest wa Morris Fedstein, No, 205 Bast 68th! based on information obtained 'y eorge A. Collord, manager, Jame of the Bom Squi me Kinkead for New Jersey Sold at Groce hace | Pimothy ‘ 1! par Get by . ’ imothy ly for Hlinois, Beward | I k 1. Doheney, former Hresident of thy | ee (OF or iCKS Delicatessen Stores Mesnelition for th ution of Thus Avoiding imitations orchid, gray and rose. Two Sy models, one pictured, come in sizes for misses; another, not sketched, is in sizes for women. 7 Coats are unlined. Sizes 14 to 42. one- eleven Pe and Women’s cigarettes | swe” is New, smartly tailored suits in tan, ; 5 Canton crepe dresses with the gS; hi graceful new sleeve introduced y 7 this Spring, and shown in the ( accompanying sketch, are em- broidered in contrasting colored braid, and come in the following combinations: Navy with Copen or henna braiding, gray with Three Friendly Copenhagen braiding, or cara- Gentlemen pee with beige braiding. Several other models. 22.00 Were $27.73 New details of style and lines that are subtly different give these sport coats an air belong- ing entirely to the new season. The material is a soft fine tan ‘In a new package that fits the pocket— ‘At @ price that fits the pocket-book— | The same unmatched blend of | TURKISH, VIRGINIA and BURLEY Tobaccos sport cloth, lined throughout with matching peau de cygne. For misses and small women. 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NEW YOR: rx you can get your money back from the dealer. m GI Tweed and prunella cloth skirts in all the different new shades and plaids for Spring make this assort- ment of unusual interest. Tweed skirts are plain tailored, prunella skirts are box plaited. Sizes 24 to 32. One is illustrated. See Pages 8 and 23 for Other He. ee FIFTEEN | [_ Special Pras