The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 9

nti vite b stare a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922. a there were. that many employees of/FREES CITY BUS DRIVER |{!! the witnosss and could find nojen Indictment charging h, I just said it,’' the witness re-/the restaurateur in the hallway. IN ROOSEVELT KILLING ground for a charge of culpa first degree, for the a! 7 gence against Zalkin, In court ond y Acta aR clA nda ting with Mr, Wellman was Lewis ['@" H. MoMa ley of No. 1f Bast 32d Street, |Sutter Avenue and of Patrol- reh 15, at ; you tell him Mr. House wouldJever been in Sing Sing and knew help you or that he said he would|what he was testifying about. Gil- of the victim of the acc also pleaded not gullty The ORIGINAL Judge Mack pursued. berti replied that he had never been Aw nt District Attorney Goodman] charging attempted robber i Maljted Milk Gilberti answered that he had told]up the river, but did know just whet} On motion of Allen G, Wellman, coun-| joined in Mr. Wellman's motion. y a this unidentified man that Mr. House]he was testifying, The juror asked] sc! to the family of the late Robert all had said he would help, him if he could pick out the man inl p, Roosevelt Jr, who was struck and| PLEADS “NOT GUILTY” “Don't you know that a strong-arm] the hall to whom he had spoken, and} rrany injured by a crosstown bus nt squad of fifteen or twenty men from]|the witness admitted he could not. Jack’s has been in the hallway for] The case of the prosecution closed] inigay night, David Zalkin, driver of several days?” Mr. House asked Gii-Jearly this afternoon. Mr, Donnellan a ‘ Weal : ; PQ és als: —— berti, The question was stricken out}made the usual ‘motions for dismissal, eli — uf Shot From sheriff's Gan. shot in the neck by Samuel Cohen, 4 ‘The Let for All on objection by George L. Donnelian, and these were dented, After that he firate Nolan in Weat Side Police Court] TOMY Rabasovich, of 142 Christopher] Ns trom na hospital yesterday mod Quick Linch at Home, Office, Operators Will Require Three] Witness, However, Retracts]attorney for Dunstan, but the witness[begun the calling of character wit-,] to-day. Avenue, Brooklyn, pleaded not gullty|was still, weak when brought. into Weeks More to Present Story Lenience Was Held |*** permitted to say he knew that’ nesses. * Mr, Wellman said he had examined |io-day in County Court, Brooklyn, tolcourt ga Avoid Imitations « , Weeks e XC Ss Story Lenience d eld Their Case, Out to Him. aaile Magistrate Orders Told Negligence ( sault, a Rababovich is alleged to have fired the shot that kied Patrolman IN POLICE MURDER CASE | totiowing ‘an attempt to hold up woman. After MeMail was killed there Rabasovich in Court Weak From|was a chase in which Rabasoviech was Columbus Avenue and soth Street last a truckman of No. With President Lewis as their chief ‘ . provided a few spokesman, union mer of the und ators’ anthracite mir fireworks in the closing mo- ‘soll! ments of dhe trial in the United States tions expect to finish presentation to- 11 ctiot Court of John Dunstan, Sixth day of the testimony in support of committee on wage cont Avenue restaurateur, charged with possessing and selling liquors. Gil- berti, who admitted being fined $50 for transporting liquor in March, Stern Brothers —Pre-Easter SPECIALS for Saturday New assortments of distinctive, fine quality Spring merchandise, at DECIDEDLY ADVANTAGEOUS PRICES. Tome ne Boye The Favored Suits and Coats Juniors’ and Girls? New Suits and Overcoats ‘for MISSES and SMALL WOMEN Spring Coats and Frocks ¢ | their nineteen demands for increased wages. The committee has been in session for three weeks. A similar time will 1920, to a place in West 43d Street be required by the operators in pre- serftation of their demands for wage reduction, after which the min ers expect to further time argue in rebuttal bers of bot sides believe a settlement within re men in white aprons carried ne cases into the premises,’ declared on the stand that he had been ar- ted on the .same charge two months ago and that the case was anothe onth was “highly im- ree . APPAREL for e probate. eT pening Dat ily Spring’s latest style originatiotts, portraying i line ch every hour of the ras WASHINGTON, April 7.-House] ‘The fireworks came when he stated TOP. COATS pring yle originatiofs, portraying in every line, every stitc ee i F ‘ Labor Conmittes continued to-day it8] iat he had been told that Assistant (as illustrated); 11 and finishing detail the superior workmanship day “hors School: ‘ | Foe ee eee ees nay | United States Attorney House would to 20 years; leather , time study and HI i 8 noned several union wit- od Brates 4 dies " . a + i ia } veases from Tennsylvania atter hear-| help him out in that case provided Letina) Lent of America’s foremost designers. sport to the gay | nse of the bituminotis oper- | jy. tion in refusing to negoti- | 4; agreement with the min- |, estified in the Dunstan Was up in arms in mande@ to know wh $20&22.50 little ‘affairs of — \': . : {I te cane Arata Ghe #coe Three-piece Costume Suits, sfuensen sod T. H. Watkins, a spokesman for nitted ifutcne one had told Norfolk Suits Navy Blue Tricotines, with smart box-coat; bodice is e é: | Pennsylvania o Thereupon Judge Mack (as illustrated) wich ay 5 vn Met Serviceable, too, be- i mittee yesterds | And) ineReaponae to ques extra pair knicker- of contrasting color Silk Crepe; flare sleeves with cause OF the excel | union itself was br ym the bench, Gilberti said bockers. Tweeds, turn-back cuffs. Coats lined to match bodice. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. it fabrics d Wy ine ee de of tt Iked to a man in th ay? Cassimeres, Blue ; ; : eee GorenlShie at Waliconibetllivs Roldvand Hit Wlayaae tr Hats wee RONEN 2 ,, Cheviots, Other models up to $119.00 bound to make the | sociates had been refused an oppor- ine Ch ee sizes’ most fastidious \ A | dually to negotiate # new wage 7 to 18 years. litle Mis dion we hee 7 we pow | “sername time, Attovney Genera $18.50 Tricotine Capes and Coats, 37 50 oughly happy. i ; raugher letter to Representa 5 ( tive F wblican, Tndiana, 3 ‘ H Smartly designed models in Navy Tricotines; one o COCAT (as illustrated } eee, cts ocimweadtuce'ss| For thirty years “PHILA. Viggen Chavet: Cotas, Tee at ee eee 12.75 16.50 | prosecution under the anti-trust laws Pe aane ene Coan ; Ble Spe. Sizes 17 to 20 years, $25 to 37.50 tassels; others stitched. Luxuriously silk lined. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. ° le. Zt again saw fit i Wag 4 ‘amous l= By r ‘ Ay of the ba FEvGred HsHBeSE: Only the Little ys" Reefers of Tweeds, Cheviots, Other models up to $125.00 Sizes 6 to 12 yrs. Sizes 13 ¢0 17 yrs. } PADRBKEELY Weated that iia 60) original has “PHILADEL- Cassimeres, Blue Serges; 3 to 10 yr., 8.50 to $15 ; Tan Polo Coats or Herringbones; also Camel’s Hair sidered it was the duty of the opcrs-| PHA” printed on the label. : . : i Cloth Capes, featuring convertible or scarf flog, end asked fatter taking. Ut Beye Renee hee GRSO TOOTS | Two G Three Pies Tweed Suite, collars; belted and flare models. Us RUNS dete sas Gat eg Boys’ Straw Hats,. . . . . . $2.25 to 4.75 Orchid, Tan or Blue; sleeveless dress and belted box- ° ; | US reas giant ae es [art Boys’ Cloth Hats and Golf Caps 1.50 to 2.95 att eccat ett varying lesen estes ai Led FROCK ( as illustrated ) i Gm UNS AFH TREC. \\ Youths’ Felt Hats 2 2... 1 1. 3.25 $12.7 $19.7 5 i j ‘ \\ Sah contd V1 Camel’s Hair Coats - - - 29 50 Sizes.6 to 12 yrs. 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