The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 5

New Orleans in 1889, when eleven Italiane were Ivnohed, 2s Roberteon in a letter made public here to-day charged that Parker called on New Orleans citizens to as- semble prepared for action the night MKOIN SAYS, THAN of the lynchings. ‘i Roberteon’s letter also attacked i Gov. Parker for publicity given the ! situation at Mer Rouge and for send- ing troops to the district. MER ROUGB, La., Dec. 09.—Full a Thomas Richards, tortured and mur. dered them last August, are in pos session of Federal and State inve gators to-day, Would Only Mean More Bloodshed, as State Cannot ba Protect Him. ~ ‘BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.—Dr. Mo- promluent, are Bile forty times than be taken back to would be forfeit. Rouge.” He predicted that there) jouse Parish to-day said that while “would be more bloodshed than ever" | forty five citizens might he involved Rhat his life would not be safeguard- ed there, despite the presenco of troops. The jail at Mer Rouge, he said, was a one-story dilapidated brick building, situated outside the town. {The lawless element there, he said, would not stop at anything. He had had personal dealings with them and knew that. “There would bo many ‘who would lay down their lives just band.” General Coco and all the officials | road and bridge was guarded. there, he added, ‘‘cannot, if they tell be spared in that town." complained to the warden and was Immediately transferred to the hos- pital. Otherwise he ‘‘felt splendidly,” he said. BATON ROUGH, Li, Dec. 29 (As- fociated Press). — Special Deputy Sheriff Calhoun of Morehouse will Jeave here this afternoon for Bulti- more with the requisition pap r}| Daniels, expe: the return of Dr. B. M. MoKoin, | of horrible tortur charged with murder {n connection with the Morehouse kidnappings SHREVEPORT, La., Dec. — Friends to-day denied charges of T. W. Robertson, former Assistant At- being traced by Department of Justic other members of the hooded mob. charged with two murders. 8 learned. Tho broken and conditiol of thelr hands, ribs, Parker, participated in mob action in| frenzied mob, he eald. BONDS AND DENTAL GOLD Theatre, b Bu: ‘one block in 125th Street, between Sat- urday night and Sunday mornin morn- ing, 1t was learned to-day, attacked three safes, opened only one of them, and got about $260 In Liberty bonds and dental gold. The office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on the second'| band, Wood County Chalrman, ia oi floor of No. 185 West 125th Street was apparently the first place selected, Entrance was gained by breaking a skylight. The combination knob of the safe was broken off but the sate was not opened. On the same floor oars the office of Dr. Walter Herman, af oy'q is dentist, details ot how masked terror kid-- mapped Major Watt Daniels and Two members of the band who made a confession implicating forty- five other persons, many of them being carefully Koin stated in an interview at the) guarded. If tho men whom they have pity Jail to-day thta he *‘would rather | betrayed could get at them, their lives Sheriff Fred Carpenter of More- if he “‘ever put his foot on Mer Rouge] in the plot, he did not believe that many were actual participants in the Dr. McKoin declared his conviction; ‘!¢napping and deaths of Daniels and e talked with the surviving of the Mer Rouge party who were kidnapped,” he sald, “and all said there were no more than eighteen or twenty in the masked The entire hooded terrorist plot will be exposed to the public when the open hearings of the case start ot Bastrop, La., Jan. 6. A virtual cor- don of troops and State officers was thrown around Morehouse Parish to-~ . day to prevent escape of any one of ‘ent! Parker, Attorne to till me.” Gov. Parker, Attorney} 116 forty-five men implicated. very A milion dollar defense js being or- , guarantes that my life will] Banized for the accused men. Some ee teeth, can of the most noted criminal attomeys in the country have received overtures Dr. McKoin developed a cold after] to act in behalf of those {mplicated on from Central | Charges of murder and outiawry, Fed- ees cunecerroe from 1. tre Cal tnvestigators learned. ‘The eource Pollcs Station to the city juil. He] (> funds for this gigantic defense was operatives to-daf, seeking clues to Friends of Dr. B. B, MeKotn, for- mer Mayor, were also raising a fund of $20,000 to prevent his return hero fromr Baltimore, where he is held, The report of pathologists who have amined the bodies of Richards and to-morrow, will tell An undertaker who helped prepare he bodies for buri! after they were wered from La La Vourche sald é column and other parts of the torsos forney General that Gov. John M./ told of horrible pumishment from the ‘CKSMEN SMASH EE SAFES, GET $250 burglars eat the bonda and gold. ‘They also enteréd the Orient Thea- tre, No. 111 West 126th Street, by a skylight, forced thelr way into the office and tackled the safe. But when they had broken off the combination £5 broke Into threo offices In} xnob they could make no further progress. MAIL BOMB KILLS WIFE, HURTS HUSBAND MANSFIELD, Wis,, Dec, 29.—Mre._ James R. Chapman {s dead and her hi 126th Street OMicer, One a ‘Two Strong Berens Resist Them, expicted to live as a result of an ox- plofion when Mr. Chapman opened a package containing a bomb delivered to him by a rural mail carrier Wednesday afternoon. The packago was postmarked Marshfield, One of Chapman's arms was blown Mra, Chapman was ht by flying m! 8 and a large hole tn her side caused death a few hours tater, opened and THIS WEEK ONLY! 20% Reduction from Regular Prices on all Shoes for CHILDREN, MISSES and BOYS For one week only our entire stock of shoes for children, misses and boys, without reserve, is offered at a 20% reduction. At regular prices, Cammeyer “‘Shookids" (shoes for children). are the most economical shoes you can buy. At these reduced prices they represent remarkable shoe value. CAMMEYE Stumped ona Shoe Means Standardef Merit 47 West 34th St., New York Brooklyn—s rurox st. | Newark-sis snoap rt. Charge purchases made on the 29th or 30th of this month will appear on bills rendered Feb. 15¢. Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th St.—N. Y. NONE C. O. D. ALL SALES FINAL SATURDAY SHOPPERS WILL FIND MANY BARGAINS in the cAnnual After-Christmas Clearance of Girls’, Junior Misses’ and Misses’ Apparel GIRLS’ & JUNIOR MISSES’ Sturdy Coats for School Originally 27.50 to 37.50 Smart'models for sports and utility wear, in all-wool mixtures. Sizes 6to 12 years. 16.50 Fur Collared Wool Coats Wool chinchilla or bolivia, with collars of nutria fur. Sizes 4, 5. and 6 years. SPECIAL 19.50 FOR MISSES’ : Junior Misses’ Dresses Originally 25.00 to 37.50 Wool and silk dresses in a number of models. Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years, 18.00 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Originally 49.50 to 59.50 Smart models in canton crepe,velveteen, 34 (0/0) matlase, satin or taffeta. Sizes 14 to 18, ° Coats of Imported Woolens Originally 39.50 to 49.50 English and Scotch woolens; domestic plaid-black” mixtures, Sizes 12 to 27 yrs. 35 OO Wool Dresses for School Originally 16.50 to 32.50 Wool jersey, crepe or serge, in attract- five models, Sizes 10 to 16 years. 12.50 Misses’ Silk or Velvet Dresses Originally 49.50 to 85,90 Crepe-back satin, molly-o crepe, vel- veteen, satin and flat crepe. 14 to 18 44.00 Misses’ Silk or Twill Dresses Originally 62.50 to 95.00 Twills, matelasse, cashmere crepe, chiffon d «4 by goer oem models in 5 4.00 Juniors’ Fur Collared Suits Originally 49.30 to 69.00 Smart two-piece suits with luxurious collars of fur, Sizes r5'and 17 years. 35.00 64 Afternoon & Dinner Frocks Originally 75.00 to 115.00 Flat crepe, taffeta, salome velvet, brocaded chiffon velvet, crepe de chine. Sizes 14 to 18 years 64.00 Four revolver shots fired early to-day in the home of Rdwin Rogers, a poll City, caused the arrest of th the First Criminal Court’ on a charge] 29d knoo of attempting to kill, but this tas post- poned at the req! a, per RIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1922. broken open. It was there that the] SHOTS IN POLICEM.".N’S HOME CAUSE ARRESTS He and Ballets Strack Cell ‘Ife Acense One Ai ing at 28 “Marion rr, forty-four, No, 607 Bast G i (mocked down lest night ut isn] eociation at the Unfon League Club tn of Inspector Brook!ya. Whoo the shots were heart two] suffering from a posstbte fracture o Policemen entered the home .and en- . countered the couple, Bach tnalsted the other had fired. had struck the celling and no one was Injured. Rogers haw boon etiapended from the pollee force. Street und Broadway by a taxt , according to the poltes, by No. 94 Manhatta % arr was taken to N é! record. left leg. pS neers JUDGE DOHERTY HONORED AT DINMER] Richard Doherty, who recently came to the Bergen County Cirouit Court from Hudson County, was tho guest of honor Jast night at a dinner given by the Bergen County Bar As« All of the’ bullets Hackensack. State Sena ertolied J Mackay in an addrens Doherty's judictal Charge purchases will appear on bills rendered February Ist oem avesce UAMBS MeGreery & C0.” ser sence Attention is directed to the two exceptional val- ues below —in Hosiery and Glove Silk Vests. Women’s Glove Silk Vests 1.75 Women’s heavy weight Pink Glove Silk Vests in bodice style. Sizes 36 to 42. An excellent quality at an unusually low price. [Third Floor) Pure Thread Silk Stockings 1.95 Women’s Hose with garter block and double knee features, which eliminate the possibility of runs and rips caused by the strain of hose supporters. They are full fashioned and come in Black. * White, Bronze, African Brown and Grays. (Main Floor) Silk and Cotton Crepe, Yara 95/ Embroidered and printed Silk and Cotton Crepe in a large assortment of colors, Washable. Special, yard, 95e [Setond Floor] Children’s Shoes | We have taken several models from our regular stock and reduced them for this special sale. Tan or Black Calfskin Lace Shoes for Girls and Misses. Children’s sizes 814 to 11, Ten or Black. | 3.45 Girls’ sizes 111 to2. Tan or Black. 3.95 Misses’ sizes 216 to 7, Tan or Black. 4.95 Boys’ Shoes. sizes 9 to 2: ages 5 to 10. 3.95 Also for the little tots we are offer- ing Patent Leather button or lace styles. Sizes 2 to 5, 1.85 Sizes 5 to 8. 2.65 [Second Floor] Annual Sale of : ° a Evening Slippers 8.75 All of the Slippers included in thi- sule have been taken from our reg- ular stock. Imported brocade models in beautiful colorings und combination effects, with gold and silver vamps and backs of Persian or other Oriental metal cloth, A dimited number of all over brocaded Silver or Gold cloth. Bronze kid and novel effects in Black Satin. Suede and Kidskin Beaded in Jet or Steel. {Second Floor| | Women’s and Misses’ | Pre-Inventory Clearance ! | APPAREL Reduced 20% to 50% Groups from our regular stock reduced to prices which will insure immediate disposal tomorrow. Fibre, Mohair and Worsted Sweaters in slip-on and Tux- edo models. Lingerie, Tailored and Sut Blouses. Women’s Coats and Wraps in deep pile fabrics, fur ] Misses’ Suits. Three piece, trimmed. fur trimmed suits, Beaver and Squirrel, Tailored suits of Marleen, Twill and Tweed. Colors: Navy, Black and Brown. Women’s Suits. Three piece | fur trimmed. Two piece, fur trimmed. Two piece of Mar- leen, Duvet de Laine and Tweed. Two piece, fur trimmed, tweeds. Winter suits. Good assortment of colors and sizes. Misses’ Coats and Wraps in deep pile fabrics, fur trimmed. Girls’ Frocks, 6 to 14 years. Wool serge, jersey and ski- drift dresses for school. Vel- vet frocks for “‘best.”’ Silk and chiffon party dresses. Women’s Dinner and Even- ing Gowns in chiffon velvet and of metal cloth. Dresses of Duvetyn and Poiret Twill. Sizes 36.to 46. Women’s and Misses’ Wool Skirts. Evening Wraps of Velvet and Brocaded metal cloth, fur trimmed. Misses’ Frocks. Tailored models of Poiret Twill. Silks of diverse types for after- noon and dinner. A few vel- vet afternoon and evening frocks. Sizes 14 to 18. | Every garment is new, seasonable and suitable for winter wear. \ | These Four Groups are Emphasized: 1. A special purchase of Misses’ wool afternoon dresses, offered at a price which is less than former wholesale price. 25.00 2. A new printed Crepe dress for women at a very special price. 25.00 3. Dresses for girls in wool crepe, sky-drift. and jersey ata very special price. 7.50 4.¢ 50 plain tailored Marleen suits for women at a greatly reduced price. 33.00 | [Fourth Floor] A Special Offering Boys’ “Raynshed”* Corduroy Suits special 9.75 With Two Pairs Knickers Well tailored Suits of a good sturdy quality Corduroy that is guar- anteed to give real wear. Plain and pleated models with two pairs of kni¢kers. Sizes 7 to 18 vears. * Reg. U.S. Pat Off. Boys’ White Blouses Special ] ° 1 5 They have neckband and at- tached collar, buttoned down Sizes 7 to 15. (Third Floor) Boys’ Overcoats Special ll 30 very Overcoat is well made in excellent quality all wool mate- rials. In raglan and set-in sleeve mudels. Sizes 12 to 17.