The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 14

4 “ADMITS HIS GUILT IN $50,000 THEFT Wider Uad Already Spent Years in Sing Sing for j Embezzlement. Although Erwin Johann Wider. | Car Who lived at No, 3065 Decatur Ave enue, the Bronx, was known to have] an Inventte gbeen a convict, he went to the sik] Richard Pr “house of L. Erstein & Bro.. Inc., Hand, to be $45 Fourth Avenue, with Vent references that he t five indictments « thefts from the firr 00 through falsitic His thefts were discovered when hc Went to Plorida on a vacation, He Will be sentenced June 9 L. Wider was ‘ for 19 ye sfrom the WRuss0-Chines ‘ {which he w r, with offices at] th, No, 50 Pine Street. His sulary w then $15 a week. He said he lost thi Money in stock speculation. He wa feleased from prisen after serving about half a dozen years $100 WENT IN FIRE, BUT HE HAD DOUBTS So Jacob Nacinovich De- cides Te'll Tell Coney Is- Jand Police About I. Bacob Nucinovieh, kitchen worker Mixing at No. 450 West 17th street Manhattan, twid the Coney Island Police that he became uneasy when a Phrenoiogist. appe throw $100 belonging to bin 1 five with upromise that it return to him a thousand fold. He became @ownright skeptical when the phren logist disappeared after leav ng him Waiting for the Went home The next day he decided to Biory to the Con ‘onthe strenat! Mrs. Cathel lives at No Manhattan Mis. Devano booth ne: the Coney Island he went there read.” BABY ‘returns, and so. he MW his nd operate $4 phirenologint West End terminal Nacinovich told poticr “to have — D AT GARAGE GIRL 1 Jorepls the Bror lins, gave the shop thi INVENTIONS HELP POLICE FIND HORN A French much prized by its own of No. becaum he had Atte with, Devices alunhile aor EVENING WORLD, TEURADAY, JUNE 1, 1992. al Hours horn valued at 761 North two of his ow . of the 12th Re In West Side Court plain its pos Meee Ce 179 Broadway, near 1173-75 Broad’ 1355 Broadway) ‘near 565-7 Fulton 8t., opp. 5406 Fifth Avenue police was brought into court, He iad bought t pawn shop, As if that mattered! Apple Pie with A delicious combination of flavor and nourishment. There is only one “PHILADELPHIA.” or oof a Bowery ™I it when it was bre were notified ,and PF or AS Means:'GOODC The other day the newspapers aiinounced that a big ocean liner had been changed from a coal-burner to an oil-burner. It took some time and a lot of money to make the change. So little difference could passengers see in the change from coal to oil that they might have wondered if it mattered much. It does matter —it means improved service — giving the ‘people who pay for ocean travelemore for their money. That's the way with Walk-Over shoes. They have that ¢ tra goodness and im- provement that makes them last longer and fit better, and in these days of racing to give most for the money Walk-Over Ua = Quer = Shoes for Men and Women New York City Stores $10 Fifth fgets, betworn 42d and 434 Ste 2 Broadway, at 40th St. 252 W. 125th Bt. way, near 28th Be 1625 Broadway; near 0th Bt, 622 W. 18let Bt. ry at Broom Bronx—557 Melrose Avenue, near 149th St dates Ave. Yonkers, N. Y.—7 N. Broadwey Hanover Place Paterson, Ket 81 a VN. ¥.—2097 Main 8, Gatco, Pacentn, and Von Realie Hosiery 9 to 5.30 | GI | 32ND MBEL BROTHERS. 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