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the RUN AND. NEW YORK HERALD. -FBpAY, MAY U 1020. SteriigSilver 'Jewelry Watches PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES STATIONERY.SILVER PLATE KEED&BAHTON SSTABUStltD IB24 pEODOREB-STARRw If MTABUSHtD 1692 k'l MTAOllSHtO 1692 & a tut AirtcM l aMC 71 fl'InlWhll k. an BMSJ An advcrtitcmtut lit th tott and Fpund column of TRBBUNANDNBW YOItK BERALD offcri a real poitttllUy ef recovering your lost property. UICKY ARHSTEIH IS 'LOCATED' AGAIN Cleveland Folic Said Ho Has BecH Traced, to Haven, 1,200 Miles xVway. HOYNE IN FROM CHICAGO Illinois Attorney SuspccUi Bond Plotter as Murderer of Colosimo. Despatch from Clevelana Ut ntM stated that the po le, there hd traced micVt" Amsiein w ---- was merely ainan" . . . u S ??her(,e car , b. tag J -Wft SoUco of Cleveland. was : rd ia lelerrapneu mo um."" New XorK rouco .. nMnlntf WAS At police neaunu - "w -"z ctven out concerning the report from Chief Smith. No detecUves connected with the Arnsteln cao were there. Tno Cleveland despatches declared .,,, . ... In that cltv MUDCCUd ot twin connected with the bond plot was ,uner strictest Burvemmw -that Uw pollco there were awoHlnit only ui authority irom wis cny w rest. After the arrival in thta ell eater day of fclaclay Hoyne. State's tr" of Clilcapj, It learned that p mclals believe swaWt ot the wholesale bond . . . . . ........ irt thn murder of James Colosimo In the Windy City on Tuesday. Creaks Utt la HestaaraiM. Munrnhr wrier hfl Wttl killed by an umeen assassin, baa been a rendezvous for certain wiry tappers and confidence men mentioned frwuentiy ..ii.,.. iih th. affairs of "NlCky Arnsteln. "Bis- Nick" Cohen and others nought as master bond thieves. Authori ties believe Colosimo may havo been r ..Vi hv nersons Vfnu thousht he was to blame for certain dis closures. Mr. Hoyno is earn u i -come here to gather sue; evidence. uiiiii msMhsri tho rlnir 01 THE KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN NEW YORK Ben ihe Colors Arc Guaranteed in This Week-End Special Woven and Printed Madras Shirts at $3.15 V Inttead of $4 and $450 Shirts so uncommonly good you can just feel thoir superior quality. Wearing power nnd Btrength aro suggested in every fibre unmistakably felt in their substantial weight And you'll jiever tire of the patterns! smart, conservative striped effects. Every shirt is of our standard make. Some have separate col lar to match. 1456BrotdVay 279 Broadway Broadway at 49thSt. 47 CortlandtSt 2FlatbushvAve,Bilyn 44Et14thSt; I25th Street at 3rd Avenue rN. Y. MAN PICKiD VP COLOSIMO SLAYER Mritr Stumble, FUtg From Chicago care. Bpiflat to TBS Bbii aw Nsw Tosk If ci.u, Cmaoo. May 1J.A roan who is Be lieved by de Chicago police to have been 'Jim!' Coloslmo's aasasaln, fleeing rrom me occno oi wi countered by Arthur Itockhln. a New Vork man stopping at the Y. M. C. A. Hotel, some time after the fatal shots were fired Tuesday afternoon. The mis- mnnlnir hllndlv fllOnr . UtatO yvi.. " "n , - i street near Eighth. As he neare Rock- hill he stumoitd ana ten eibi w CU"I got that dago to-day," he muttered, as nockhlll assisted him to his feet. A nickel plated revolver fell from his hip pocket mat gun weni on onw v Cleveland politicians wha havo been mgn ,Undlng nrotcctlnr the bond thieves atiempiea . t or. He announced tha.t he was a friend of the mart with the weapon and led him away, warning nockhlll to "keep still about It" nockhlll went voluntarily to the police nnd gave his story of the encounter to- Judges. Senators, automobile race drivers, opera singers, barbtrs and cooks .nj ntnltor will mfirch hahlnd tha cof fin of "Dig Jim" Colosimo when he Is JJfUlUVelUB W Wm V thA hPRt kTlQWn 00 l" fttr 81(10 0t 1,10 BUTCi IHIC V- hotels, In the mite Light district hero " and that a Clevelanacr wuow ni( been linked With "Nicky" recently MM.t..j(t mtllinn dollars Ths toanoV It ttas ald ycaterUay, Has don overytmnR 10 neip uhj had n hand In the theft of Uie Bcrtlllon records of "Plunkey uruciter. om tho Arnsteln crowd, from the Cleveland Police Headquarters. jii M carrleil out t0 Mount carmel Cemetery B. c. jseremoni, unarr wukumui - H..urday Thtt ftna d splay tnat Drucker In Canada. Is expected to arrive wUI notS abaent whin his hare from Chicago thU morning with 2f'ov W- , Into US grave, detectives and to submit voluntarily to huge body Wl vm mmm iw examination by Saul 8. Myers, attorney a3.ca,ltet 01 oron" w' m tor the National Surety Company. fiii? 0f honorary pa'll bearers in Held as Robber of Broker. eludes Judges Barasa, Prlndlvina , and k . .'caverly, neprescntatlve John Italney. Tie man arrested early yesterday as glate aenator Jamts jJrady. "Ike" -Robert MacDonald." a "material wit- jj "Diamond Joe" Espoirtto, Fran- nui" In the Arnsteln cose, was held hy ., r.i am nrrr: Titta nuffo. C.ty Magistrate Simpson on a warrant ,enor. jjaestro Spaddonl, and nalph de INDIA Cartler PREadUS'SfONES' NEWVORK' . FiUiyenue and 52 uon.o&n i th -In-lr tirnkpr.tPH houso Of AUCllln- closs, Jooat & Patrick of 61 Broadway. It was discovered, tho pollco assert that his true name Is Robert A-Mac- Pheraon, and. that he had Decn wanieu " "5; 0' ! J"' OLUS,the only coat cut union suit is a marvel of simplicity and correct design; You will look and feel better dressed in OLUS than in the old style union suit Guaranteed Fabrics $1.65o$830y i i q&e only COAT-CUT Union Swt Chain Shirt Shops TheJrgeslShirtSpecialUisinAmerica m uuj 1 Hotrf PtnniylvitnU, CM an4-53d Eta. ,. 1 lot tICommodor .-4:11st, HoM IraperUI.lMO Il'r Hottl DrMlln. 20th, p'y 1 28 Cortlawlt 6t. 1 ;.'iiia St . o. . PATPrtWIT USIOA HILL nOCHtC8TKIt HCnANTOM WILKES-nARnfe New York City Stores 110 Cbsmtxra fit' 2 Et Hth fit. MO Fifth At. IJi Dflanccr St. tm D'nsy st 33th St im ll'vray at M bt. 1JU O'way at nam St. 10 Weat llh Bt. Brooklyn Store 4.11 Fulton Stmt 106 Knox Ava. . 337 B'wmy at UTth St. 1011 8outhrn Uouley. ii Proipeet Ave. 2S3S 34 Ave.t 149th St, 120S St. NlchOl&J Ate M ISOth fit 879 Manhattan Avcnut Paima, automobile racer. Old Warship Burned as Janfa, Eastpout, Me., May 13. The old war- fiieraon, ani wai ne nau uvvu snip lucnmonu. unto u by the police since last sprliuj, when he gut'8 neet at Mobile and Now Orleans, was Implicated In a confession made by was set on fire here to-day for tho cop- Wllllam Lane, former Wall street mes- per jn her bull. She ends her career scngcr, who l servlrc a four year sen- on the same beach whero other historic tence for his part In the Auchlncloss crat, including Ihe Franklin, Wabash, robbery. MacPherson la accused of hav- ninncsofa and Vermont, havo been Ing disposed of JIO.OOO worm ot r,iocriy turned by .unKmen in ower years. Iinn1 nnit 7.100 Kh.ircn of Roval Dutch atocitturnea over to nun oy mo uoy. John T. Doollng. Assistant uisinci Attorney, spent several hours sorting the nrlnoncr'a effects, aided by Detectlvo Sergeant August Mayer. A memoran dum book contained "icKy- Arnsiein s of more than a score of persons accused of being members of tho Arnsteln-Cohen gang and of suspected "fences" In Cleve land, Toungstown ana Toieao. . In addition the prisoner had blank checks upon what purport to bo bank ing institutions In Vancouver, Southern California. Florida and other remote places. He had what purported to be a check for $1,600 on the "Union Na tional Bank of New York." Mr. Doollng said there is no such bank. A sight draft In MacPhcrson's pos session was made to the order of J. W. Fltzmaurlcc, an associate of Phil Kastel, Arnatein'a friend. A check pur porting to be drawn on the First Na tional Bank of St Augustine, Fla.. was fnr xiooav Nona of those drafts was made . to MacPherson'a order, but all appeared to have been drawn upon other persons and Indorsed. What Mr. Doollng declared to be a bogus stock certificate for 10.00) shares was also found in aiaci'neraon's pocxci. It bore tha name of "Nlplssilc Mines. Ltd. Jlacrnerson aamuieu navins spent three months In the workhouse on haInT a ausDlcloua oerson. . Albert Grossman of 109 North Exeter streett Baltimore, arrested recently on warrant rharmnir mm wiui jiavuiK received a part of the pt,oco worth of tntim frnm Halls St StleslltZ. pleaded guilty yesterday beforo Judge nosalskv in uencrai sessions, tie w.w uu osuwiiv." ' Grossman was formerly a Lieutenant In the army. He mid he received Part of tho loot from another army orncer, not knowing it to be stolen property. GORHAM SILVERWARE (jorham Silver ware designs are constantly changing, but Gorham qual ity0 remains unalterably the same. THE GORHAM CO. Silversmith Goldsmiths FIFTH AVENUE AT 6TH ST. 17-19 MAIDEN LANE (c) 1M8 t, ifeiiiiMsssM The Clevelander Restored ssssssssssssssssssssssssi Im V IssssssssssssssssssssssPk assWssi stfsfislfrjsssssssssi BMssssssssft ssssssssssssssssssssstt AfK&S I'HssssssMsssssssi SF0tiUKKKBL BbBB&j!VjKLXKL .fitlMf rF1 iissssslHlsssssssssssssE ilssssssssssilsssssssssssssssisssssssVd9ni Sy&FK isssVssssVssisssssssssssB KfBwitj Kl'ssssissssssssH riHisssssWkVvT MssHBIssssssssssssssssssV insssssssssssssssssKssslssssVv' IssssssU'ssssHsssV TsPmf I -sldssssssssssllsslssWssssssssssssssssssssW issssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssi sBKKssssssssa?arVisasssssstiUB Isssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssi r&&&. a IBTna IsssssssBssW JtttKtHVBSKU jsHBsPMnassssssssssssssssssssssEiK ' A ilaJSs. J A iW M9ltf xsKtttMcati '--.I Now York and Cleveland are rejQicing over " the restoration on May 23 of Th Clevelander limited through sleeping car train New York to Cleveland. The Clevelander appeals to New Yorkers and Clevelanders on account of its quick and-convenient schedule, its Pullman club and sleeping car equip ment, and its timely morning, arrival at Euclid Avenue, Cleveland's central and most -popular ' station. Correspondingly convenient and attractive service ' from Cleveland to New York will bo provided by tho Buckeye Limited, also restored May 23. The Clevelander and the Buckeye Limited will abojprovido overnight, through sleeping car service between New York and Youngatown and Akron. Mexico b Revolution A series of articles on the troubled republic by Senor V. Bldsco Ibanez The celebrated Spanish novelist, au thor of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," "Wo man Triumphant" and many other world-re nowned novels. "The Eagle and the Snake" "I'm going to write a book, about Mexico. It will be called 'The Eagle and the Snake.' I shall, provide the solution to the Mexican riddle in the very last line." Interview vdih Senor Ibanez in The'New York Tribune, Lv. Lv. Ar, Ar. Ar, -J--:. "The Clevelander t Daily Ellra SuiwUpl Tiaw New York 6.50 P.M. North Philadelphia 8.40 P. M. Yrtn-town. ...... i ... . 7.18 A.M. Akroa, 9.00A.M. Cleveland 8.50 A.M. Buckeye Limited ', Daily Eastern Stanlare Ttou) Lv. Cleveland..., 6.05 P.M. Ly. Akroa WOP, M. 'LY.Yoangstown............ 7,1s P.M. Ar. North PhilaeWa 6.81A.M. Ar. New York.............. 8,00 A.M. Pennsylvania System Senior Ibanez' first article will appear in NEXT SUNDAY Senor Ibanez reached Mexico City on March 23 last and re turned to New York last Wednesday He was iMexico whil6 Ihe revolution was pre paring and almost up to the mpinent of the outbreak. He visited all parts of the country and had interviews withboth Carranza and Obregon and the r leading men of all parties. No man in the world is better qualified at this moment, by reason of his exceptional op portunities for observation, his powers of analysis and his liter ary skill, to1 set forth the condi tion and prospects of the dis tracted nation on our southern border. Senor Ibanez is now engaged in writing his series of articles, the first of which will appear in Trie New York Times next . Sunday, May 16.v The others will follow daily for ten days. Watch f or Read m Ibanez' first article onv Mexico in $h? SJeiit fork Elites NEXT SUNDAY Oidet horn your newsdealer in advance for the entire period of this important series ;minor.roBT lunTronn