The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 11

\ fore Chairman Prendergast of the] ARRAIGN 5 IN GAS bi for municipa lighting] FORMER SAILOR SOUGHT Lf a coast guard cutter Kickapoo sublic Servive Cot é n 200 cities: by unfall binations , Mriday uo ] M Public Service Commission ater gas|LAMP “TRUST? ’CASES| ot tie intucnce and re of ther| FOR GANGSTER'S DEATH] "iy nas ucen decided that the tus William G. Merrifield, chiet gas $700,000.00 Kroup of ce es, Std ji i twat] 2d carko will be watched by the ongineer of the commission, was on a ney Mason, President the Welgs |; Vmeereio. ae tga “***} coast guard cutters and the coast the stand for a continuation of his} pjead Not Guilty to Indictments} bach Company, was arraisned yester Fava Bisealyn Bee oe ane sioe Wie pend ed ni examination by Assists Cor- “i ‘ ~ Neaie day. Charles Tatterson of the Pat- M the Brooklyn at she does not land a Xamination by Assistant Cor) Charging Conspiracy to Destroy |terwon pet Lig tompany will] t ASG ocd tet} 9,200 caves of Canadian whiskey ote U, poration Counsel Hyatt, ‘The latter Bing : t Lighting Compe h cilled James Chlotdto, | * of 6G ) sought to prove that gas at the B. T.| Competition Among Contractors. ba ela i ee to Melithig No. 104 Bocrum t, Brooklyn, eae is consigned to Nuevettes, { f. ¢ ot wo Che 18 in the United Stat ‘ourt in § expects to get him quickly. Qhiof de : claimee 8 admitted by poate: t , \ of the B. T. U. standard that the United Gi sawyer Sh tae i dent of the U.G. 1, in Florida i t of No. 309 Lorimer . i lower iNumination follows the lower | Phihe cugene 8S. Newbold and “ “ , & ureR le killed, valid Capt. ania BT. U, in an open flan ( aw, President und Vice-| WIFE REFUSES TO WORK, Ainpule. over. money Cc t ‘oh ‘The public hearing as to the quality init to the so-called British hief Engineer Testifies Pro-|«: posed Change Might Not Be as Cheap as Claimed. cost the he hi man: than one “end price of gas provided in this city] said @nd argument os to the wisdom of a} Mint ange from the 22-eandle-power | guct injur therm unit, or the B. T. U,, which m T 1 change from an illumination unit to| get t one of heat, was continued to-day be- make \e- ent mantle. Hyatt brough of mantles mat cost of gas. Mr. ad never investigated the life of | luminating Company, tles; some, he said, lasted Jess] Landers of Landers, 24 hours, and he had known] manufacturers of st or two to last a ye: a s for a 80-cent uld double the | 8! Any would u contend e the manth » and a 1 pressure behind a lower B.] spiracy to destroy competition among convoyed into gas to bring it up to the ef- ney of a higher BT. 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Vanderbilt 4541 -2 MM an air-tight container. resident of the Cities IMluminating Merrifield said} phia and a director of the Cities Il- Judge A, N, Hand in the United s District Court. 00 each. all pleaded not guilty to the indictment charging them with con 150 E. 14th St. 166 W. 125th St. 21st St. & Sixth Ave. 37th St. & Broadway 27th St. & Broadway 40 W. 34th St. 175 Broadway CUTS HER WITH RAZOR Navy and ing & gun i for robbery and h tifled to-day men who gas lamp ‘o-dny before ail was fixed | CAEE MA Rg ¥] Federal authorities not seize t New York Stores 15?nd St. & Third Ave. 1413 St. Nicholas Ave. 991-993 Southern Blyd. 81 Nassau St. 50th St. & Broadway 481 Tremont Ave. 240 Broadway THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 14, 1922, y has been iden- that of one of three 1 up Morris Freeman's n. 11 and got away and jewels," GRANVILLE AS RUM RUNNER, Mareh 14.— decided they will Rritish tug Granville, Delaware Breakwater 357 Fulton St. 301 Broadway 466 Fifth Ave. Newark Store 825 Broad St. €-) az » Ter m2 a Brooklyn Stores 1375 Broadway 1049 Broadway 4 Flatbush Ave. 5422 Fifth Ave. Jersey City Store 108-108'2 Newark Ave. carefully that suit your taste. Then Used Caffee ing a fire, ut don’t boil your Coffee; and the ground bean boil are mixed, ‘ect Coffee has been ruined If you must wait, keep the but never let it boil. Re- give the pota hurried rinse dry. Scour it even more Beginning Tomorrow! A Most Remarkable Sale of MEN’S HIGH «: LOW SHOES HIGH SHOES Tan Russia Calf Black Calf Black Vici Kid Black Norwegian Grain 6” Think of it! Over 4,000 pairs of High and Low Shoes taken from our regular stock Tan Norwegian Grain Tan Cordovan Black Cordovan and reduced for this special Tan Calf Brogue selling, Twenty one different models from which to choose Tan Cordovan your particu eis surely Brogue represented, There is also a complete range of size FIFTH AVENUE EXTRA GALMAMEN TO SERVE You IN TIE MEN'S AIT OM & James McCreary & 0, ¥LOON—UEE THE LOW SHOES Tan Calf Black Calf Tan Cordovan in Plain or Wing Tip, Tan Cordovan Brogue Black Cordovan Brogue Black Norwegian Brogue Tan Calf Brogue SPECIAL FIFTH AVE. ENTRANCH n = SSS es ESTION The President's Platform and Price Policy __will be announced March 16% i (Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance= 1 BC, Fs KOCH & CO. « | 125th Street, West Celebrating the Koch Sixty-Second Anniversary with a Series of Sensational Sales 2 SS Pure Wool Sport Slip-over | Sweaters 1 .00 Each i Actually Worth $4.95. iH Some have collars and long sleeves, others are fashioned with round necks and have short | sleeves. Many show contrasting color stripes. In Harding Blue, Flame, Grey, Honeydew, Jade, Pink, Baff, } Brown, Peacock, Jockey Red, and Navy; also Black and White. Styles for Children, sizes 30 to 34; ex- ceptional values............... 5 1.00 Second Floor, Smart New Sports Oxfords and Pumps | An Especially i 3.95 | For This Anniversary Sale Good Value First in favor are the saddle oxfords, made of smoked elk, with dark leather straps, rubber soles and military heels. 3 For dress comes the one-strap Vassar Pumps, with broad strap and low military heel, in pat- i ent leather. Sizes up to 8. Third Floor, LIFT OFF CORNS! — With the fingers! No pain at all! Drop a little “Freezone” on a sore, tender corn or a callus. Instantly they stop hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus right off, root and all, without pain, sorencs or irritation. Yes, magic! Why wait! Costs only a few cents! All kinds of corns and painful calluses on bottom of feet just loosen and fall off. ‘Truly! You fecl no pain when applying Freezone or afterward. New Facts New Figures New Subjects 1922 WorLD ALMANAC NOW ON SALE 35c on Stands By Mail 50c ADDRESS \EW CORK WORLD, NEW YORK CITY —) A reenil segertnnatine: nmpinine eee = eee ae ee