The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 9

SNP RDELON PLONE ORM IC STM STORE TEES MR gt eT 77 +o ERAT ; SOTEE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1922,' ROBBERS HOLD Y MOTORISTS SEE MAN |.S. WOULD DISCUSS |HEAVY SENTENCES _ |S=aceuxsaivemecm TAKE DEATH PLUNGE| WATERWAYS TREATY| IN DRY LAW CASES|f RUMTRUCKAT CITY HALL IN HOBOKEN Theos Evente Also at NEWARK STORE Broad Street and Wost Park Leaps From Willis Avenue] Secretary Hughes Gives Out/Three Years in Prison and sesige to Abutment 60 Word Note Has Been Sent | $11,000 Fines'for Former Feet Below. to British. Attorney. ‘ WASHINGTON, May 26.—-Anan-| CINCINNATI, May 25--George ©. he] nouncement issued to-May, by Secre-| Remus, former Chicago attorney, and} ff seven ‘associates, sentenced last week nd Firat A to 134d fee rd trey. to Federal Penitentiary on charges ‘of On ean tae 0 a s eae AeUe te ‘ ‘0 Frege ren on ol ; Grecian Edge, Souths Boulevard, "The Secretary of State, on May , i eee: itoisebiieth creaking ‘the: Sethe ve conspiracy to violate tht Volstead act, SECRETS Seize Five Barrels of Whiskey | néara 17, 1928, sent to the British Ambas-|were found gulty of maintaining a in Front of Police Head- ‘hi to the road: mount | sador @ note stating that the United|"'!sance on the Dater farm, near here, | ty HE secret of Oving- in United States Distrist Court late ton’s reputation for States Government would be glad to ‘ last night. | It was charged that large | jp) quarters. roti take up/ With the Canadian Govern-| quantities of tiquor had changed. bands | always having ane Three men in a touring car stole pep red Station was called by ment the, Regotiation of a treaty look. | Illegally at the farm. A ab betgtiece vetoes 1 five Barrels of whiskty directly Jn] No- 304 Bast 136th sStrest, and oiled |ing to deepening Of the, waterway ‘wes Peck pong ore ‘ pit bad Lacie how . u Harbor Squad, which searches for il inw! they fe front of Hoboken City Hall, which| the body. ‘which Wout quarts poven-scing ships |. year in jail and & fists et en 000 aad nm houses Police Headquarters, Inte yes- ——>—_—— ofa ee Shall arm costs. The others were given lesser OVINGTON’S terday afternoon. PINCHOT CAMPAIGN MAIL ‘The department understands that! ian sentences and each was fined, As “ TheGift Shop of Fifth Avenue” The truck was moving along at a _ Good rate when the motor car drew alongside and one of the’ men in it hailed the driver, Joseph Santaniello, No. 6 Centre Market Place, Manhat- tan, He was ordered to stop his ve- hicle. PHILADELPHIA, May 25.—Discovery At ae mae tin antnr man eof teense enna come! RANKLIN SIMON MEN'S SHOPS this note has beer forwarded to the}, result of the two convictions, Remus Congdian Government. no answer} will serve three yéars and pay, fines of as yet been received.’ $11,000. FOUND DUMPED IN CREEK. Post Office Department Starts In-| janie After Large B: Cr Fifth Avenue at 39th, Street . ‘¢, Found. out of the automobile threw back his ‘ De goat to display a badge, and directed} vestigation by Federal Post Omice in-|_ ” Santaniello to descend from his seat. | spectors, which is expected to lead’ to % . 4 ( “Say, you think you're gotting| Several arrests, o Cd (6) F; di ‘ nd KY di fis Mh Bn Sor gs na rt “aed ut Fri ” and Saturday — man asked, Santaniello, dismayed by the badge, | Campaign C 0 12, made no reply. Then he was com- manded to get into the touring car, | had Ape Fn dae asked to while the man with the badge climbed | °Peck Up. to the truck seat and started off with |. After word came from Girardvilie, all the speed the heavy vehicle could state Senator Robert D. $ $ muster. The automobile also drove| the cards had not been delivered, large -H Id i ‘S k 9 d 10 off and half a mile out of Hoboken | bundles were found in Mahanoy Creek. e in Stoc at an. ‘ost Office inspectors to-day could at- WEae i ree eee itGians itt web Mn |tach no blame to the local Post Office authorities. : SAAD SOLD “LOVE” PILE | eee ee a To be Released: at tic efforts by Aalter supporters, was Duplicates of Expensive Creations Special Purchase and Sale Exquisitely Beaded Blouses’ CANNA—JADE—MOHAWK—SAND—NAV Y—ETC. } a Of Heavy Quality $ Actual Values jag { j Copyright (New York Evening World) | carried by the forester. e As 5 by Press Publishing Company, 1922. 0) BERLIN, M 24. AN st Konk MADE SURE OF DEATH BY GAs, seh - * | Alfred Leonard, - e Crepe, de Chine up to $7.98 oracle and healer, was convicted of fraud in a Berlin court yesterday. He sold magic pills which he claimed kept husbands at home and reunited quar-}a carpet bag pulled over his head. Emil relling lovers. Leonard, his father,- returning home, Until the police ‘so rudely tnterfered ! noticed an odor of gas and discovered Konka was amassing a fortune, his son's body. “““_C_CTC™ SS / > —— city as reduced from $12.00, which were not Exact replicas of the more expensive | Cut steel beads and colorful beads— blouses—duplicating the motifs and | round, square and V neckljnes, three- artistic all-over designs of Paris impor- | quarter and. short sleeves. Compari- tations. Overblouse and be) models, ,|_ sons will prove this price the em Fibre & Mohair Siveaters | | Very Smart for Sport Wear . | — © ' Attractive new slip-on sweaters, combining the effectiveness of Mohair with the durability of Fibre thread. Lovely woven stitch, U necks. In ¢ombinations of gay new colors. Compare! oS ‘ Crepe Sport ‘Skirts Fashion’s Favorite New Fabrics For Decoration Day you willsurely require one of theseloy: ely * new Crepe Sport Skirts! Self-striped and figured designs, in wrap-about and novelty button-trimmed models, Specials Some sHoes were recently advertised in this Aniaisd BiteandSoectituls” equal even to our $9.00 grade. So you can OPPENHEIM.GLLINS &€ 34th Street — New York, | figure what a buy these $9 and.$10 shoes are at Seven-and-a-half. It’s a rare opportunity. SS. A Special Offering Fridhy 3500 Pairs Women’s Pure Silk Hose Values to 1.50 O5c Chiffon Weight in. Black and Colors. Heavier Weights in Black, White and Colors, some with Contrasting Embroidered Clox. yS, $3.50 FIFTH AVENUE Men's Shops ~ West 38th and 37th Streets— Street Level \ Special Decoration Day Issue of, a Limited Number of Men’s and Young Men’s Hand-Tailored Suits ‘America's Foremost Specialists OPPENHEIM GLLINs &E Mth Street —New Be FRANKLIN SIMON MEN'S SHOPS Also on Sale Fr iday cAt the Unique Price of : | ps! Sees Ne ‘ ‘tis osin ut Friday and Satur Japanese , $39 00 8 ‘ a - Hand-Embroidered ” ° 9 - e : aaa ieprotiae | Men’s *3° @& *4° Shirts * }- Crepe Kimonos THIS OFFERING 1s analagous with an issue of y < , (Full Cut Modtls) bonds, in which the underwriters get theirs at of Custom Materials $39.00, and the latecomers buy at the market. Beautifully embroider- ed and finished with fringed sash. Copen, rose, pink and blue. Remarkably Low Priced Imported from France’ It 18 for-you to decide whether or not you want to get in on it before the market goes up. 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