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T1TB B"V ETTTlf O WOILD, T H D"R BDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912 1; I 3 GANGSTERS BACK TO HAUNT BELOW OLD m LINE" "Boob" Walker With a Web ber Bank Roll Reopens "Humpty Jackson" Place. BM tint : A th. auaplclon that !?oob" MM tell a lot. It tTM thought he had '..e.-:i lilr.i urn h Half to rra! the con le:n:ieil aatnlmT ari l hnM h.m for the aliyerf. "Hob" denied this and on let jro. Thtjr are tvh'.a'jerlna- on the rM eldr now that inmr otie v.ry mu h n SHI" Mine 'Book" went Into Paddei' saloon t Seventh avi n ie and Forty -11 i on I etreet .in hour bafofS tli" IhiiroOf and telephoned to Brldney" Wabhi t Only a few nlK1'' ngo WSlkSr h ill 11 rlaafi RETURN OF PRODIGALS. Tenderloin Invaders Routed by Death of Rosenthal and Slayers' Conviction. Pymwa tirew a de1 '.Inn at Pulton tXrtet. Devery took a nlKhtstluk and laid It acrosa Fourteenth. Byrasafl wm for thlevea; Ievry'a for murder. 1 should worry." said Davery, ' hen TlitfMMro WEBEab wtNrVoHTHrt on BWAOlssf THAN A aoii. rulr turkeep. MIrlley wna a witnea. for the doftflai at the Knn inn trl.il. Hi- hSSA'l QUlts ROt over It yet. "Whai'll yOUM have? " III' key would any to the g-ma every onee In ft while end then .linn i W r all around. 'I l.e llttla nt.. Il Ioiik ami vei y nar row, like ,i Kolf ill k with a bulgi. nt i H i ltd like ii drlvlriK elttb 1 1 hi done Iri the Rrei-neet kind of jrreon. Along toward nsldnigfci thaw WM a llttla gaUlfrlng in the renr mum. 1 1 1 ac Tom" Koaton, "SmallhMli" K. lly, "Rod" Wanner and "ToUfh Tony" ware thi re 'TO iRh Tony," by the way, la e nie el;iae. Me I. ehauffoilf for Alder man Kl nnrnlly. Hla n w Job Kfivc even I'oo (renth fltrrr. a a.m k. "Boob" and "Hill" iy thev nre xrilnar to ntnrt all oyer affaln. Deyery wnn right. Peary and old loe Cook fan fight It out over the territory north of fourteenth street. DETECTIVE FAY YET ALIVE. The oMdltloa of Dotoetttr Martin I'n, LottM Monlarieln and ilerarl I.mJlei, who were ahot by Jueeuli V i Svl In ft revolver la.ttle In the Hronx Tuead.iy n . 'it. la nnhanae.1 to-lftv. They nre oil In a solium, condition in LtbMMNI Hotpilati Kay having imia few bollfl lunK."r to live, the doetora believe. TWELVE YOUNG CROOKS GET OFF LIGHTLY ON CONFESSION OF GUILT Juat a dnien prisoner were dlaponed of by the .ludcea of the I'.iilll of leii eral Seaalona yeaterduy. The StfttSIKSS ImpOMd were: BY JUDGE POSTER. William Morowlti. eighteen year old. pleaded guilty of Kr.ind Inieeny. Htole alx plerea of erge. 11 PSl ofTenae K.linlra Heformatory. William tloldsteln, nineteen venrn old. plohdod arullty of burglary. First of fense. Klmlra Iteforrnatory. Morrla Walker, twnty-flve yeara old. pleaded utility of forgery. Hecond of fenaa. Klmlra Itaformiitory. ricaro Horkwell, twenty-one yeara old, pleaded guiitv of carrying a re volver Kli.t offense. Final 125 t'harlea Hafatrom, eighteen yeara old. plomdad guilty of grand larreny. Htole houiie furnlahlng'i valued ut 111! from employer. Kltt offtMO, K!inlrn Kiformatory. llarrlaon 'Irant. twenty-two yean old, pleaded j(;illty areiiult. Ktahhed a po liceman. Klrat offense. City P.eforma tory. Iianlel Hermann, nln-!een years old. pleaded guilty carrying a alungsliot. Klrat offense. Klmlra Heformatory. Krank Monroe, twenty-three years old. pleaded Utility Helling cocaine. First of fenae. Penitentiary three mnntna. HafTaele K.siioatto, iilnetien year oM. pleaded guilty of eatTylnj a revolver. Klrat offense. FlfMd $2K. (lulseppe Hoajiello, twenty-eight years nil, pleaded guilty of cnrrylrg a re. volver. I"lrst offi-nfe, Flnad 10, Kreda .laiiaon, twenty-seven years old, pleaded goilty grand larceny. Stole l)t worth of Jewelry from lamllaily. Klrat offense. Penitentiary six montha. BY JUPGE MULQUEEN. Joaeph Petrtia, thirty yeara old. pleaded guilty manslaughter, second degree. Killed man In a light. Said he he was hired to asaault man he killed. Flrat offense. State Prison, two yeara and six months and not more than five years and six months. SAGE AND SULPHUR, OLD-TIME REMEDY, A SCALP TONIC AND COLOR RESTORER Givos Color, Lust,ro to Faded jld (Iray Hair Dandruff Quickly Removed. For (fenerations Safle anil Sulphur have been ucil for liair and scalp trundles. Almost everyone knows tile value of sllrli a combination for keeping the linir a MMM even color, for curing dandruff, itching -culii and falling hair, and for promoting the growth of the hair. Years apo the only way to get a Hair Tonic of this kind was to make it in the home, which waa troublesome and not always satisfactory. Nowa days, almost any up-to-date druggist can supply his patrons with a reaHy-to-nsc product, skillfully prepared in per fectly equipped laboratories. An ideal preparation of this aort is Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, in which Sage and Sulphur arc combined with other valuable reme dies for scalp troubles and thin, weak hair that is losing its color or coming out. After using thi remedy for a few days, you will notice the color gradually coming back, your scalp will feel better, the dandruff will aoon be gone, and in less than a month's time there will lye a wonderful difference in your hair Don't neglect your hair if it i " of dandruff, losing its color or C ing out. (iet a fifty cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from your druggist, and see what a few days' treatment will do for you. All drug gists sell it, under guarantee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is not exactly as represented. "Mr. Inveterate Smoker" We are told" bv eminent authorities that Cancer of the Tongue a well a f r.tber narts of the vi r . mouth very commonly arise from the excewive use of tobacco. Ymi can reduce to a minimum the possibil ity of contracting these dreaded diseases by the constant use of "ODOL" as a mouthwash. Pleaiant to uie and delightfully refreshing,. It will alio keep your tectli in a heslthy condi. tion i nothing "Juit as Good" as "ODOL" Price 50 Cent i At all DrugnltH and JVpurtinent Sforas. GEO. BORGFELDT & CO. NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS Kat-'Bm-Allv. Dick" alew "Kat-'Kra-Vp Jack." One more case for the under taker waa atmjily u police proceaa cf llmlnat.on a long :is they k lled with in their own lln.a, who carad a conti nental copper? The yeara allpped by. Came Rosenthal. Webter, "Hachel ' llraun, "Baanay " They pioapered on the eaat alda. Then lame ill. fatal lure of the Tenderloin, where tn. "tlg: mlttai." were (raWiIng the coin. Devery waa Bona. Itoaenthal cro.aed the line, and they aH went atrlnzlna after untW, s "Big I1U1" atys. a "blackjack went further on Broadway than a dreaa ault." Lit tle old Broadway became Thugvllle Centre. irriru;n Hostnlhal's proceealon waa a narada to tnu (rave. He la ded. BcafceT la in the death house. "Oyp," Wnltay." Lefty" ant "Dago Krank" ara so.ng to the ohalr. All of wM ina,ne that the moat fatal mistake In tn. kUUatJ of Itoaenthal coneernd geefaph)-ll waa Juat twcnty-nln. blocka beyond the line. "RIDQEY" BACKS A NEW HANG OUT FOR THF PRODIGALS. Thtrs a I "wake" last night at the liOne Star Cafe. No. Klrat avenue. ' Ho it. Walker and Hilly Warren on. terta.ned. Thu occaalon waa grand opaniug of a new hanxout for the prodt ttata sibo had erred In croeeing the Una. They nave all OOtns Mmpln back homa. poore'. aadder and wiser. Two ueeVa ago. -o the atory goer "Boco" WaUker 1slte1 "Brldgey" VJ bar In the Weat Side Court prlawn. " lit K'f, " aaM "Hooh," "me ar.d Billy want to buy a place down on Klrat avenue. All the I o are leaving Co Tenderloin and going luck downtown AVlnler a coming on gnd they need a hangout We think it'll go good." "Qocd da." aaid "Iirlvigey " "Just tha th'ng." "Bu we ain't got no bankrolt," aa'.d "Boob." "Ohl" gasjnul "BHdgay," who can't part with g i i.l money without t ik n gas. "Boob" only amlled. You see, ' Brldgey ' expevtid to get out on thel main highways 'hortly and he knew j ' Buoh." Hono how or other aier Mince I "Spanish Louie" was killed "Boob" has tieen tMt to "Writs h'.i own ticket" in any gambling h..uae in New Vnrk. ' Brldgey" dtottfgd to locaen up a little, "Well," he nald, "I might let you hive couple of hundred " "Von iinan u thn.i.-.ind," said "Huoli." Of courae he did. WAS THE LAST MAN TO TALK WITH ROSENTHAL. "Boob" Wulltet w.is st.i nih.i .t .n.uia aide tlerman It Qthal when hi mm le r w.ia lillnl He had bM with l'.ofi nthal for an ' i i.i r. He St fcTiS i . itii Itla o I'ult llr lit: T with a man who had repeated thla atory. There might hue been a fatal row had not "Billy" Warren alepjied In aa peacemaker. Tnere aa peace and quiet at the I.one Star last night. The opening was tame Of course MM of the great llgltts wen there. "Jlumpty" Jackaon dropped In and dropped out again. "Itumpty" Is non est. You ace. he used to own the earn, place hefore he went up fie river Ha haan't been hack long, lie la keep ing under cover In fact, under eeveral thicknesses of It. "Booty was master of ceremonies. "Billy" Warren stoid around. He la alwuya aa silent aa the tomb. He ha. never been in the limelight, but there len t a man walking tha eaut side to day who commands greater reaped from the bad men. He la the man who waa given the credit for aendtng Luoaa and hla fifty "Wops" on the run the time "Mike" Kniae waa having a primary fight. Luma Invaded the dla trlct with his fifty men and they aay It "riled" Warren. AocorrKng to the atory they tell, he wnlked right through tha fifty "Wops" and "potted" Lucas The flfty scattered. In a hurry, and Warren pulled the acared Tammany leader from under hla automobile. It la hard to at Ik to laat night's party, becauae It was so different from anything of the kind the eaat aide has 29th Great Annual Thanksgiving Sale This Week at ALL the 220 James Butler Inc. Stores Bigger, Better, More Attractive in Price, Quality and Variety of Offerings Than Ever Before. &C Stamps FREE With Everything, to Everybody, Every Day, at Every James Butler Inc. Store DOUBLE Stamps FREE on FRIDAY With All Purchases S ' orviay oiAvfi ever known. It was so loneaoma It waa almost puthetic. "Bure Thing" Mickey waa lieh'nd the bar. Mo la the Friends tell their friend what tiood quality they ara. That' why Fatlma la the largest selling brand of ciga rettes. 'MsHnctH'ely Individual" I J it ui .1 j A ; 0 lO t I it . B tVi How Needless (Corn-Aches Are! lsn t ii fooliafa i" I'luliiri' tortures which -aii In' stopped se eBilly I Friction with your thoe nakea n vbuoih linn)!, which tuts no fwliug Itself but press; upon the sensitive narvea heneoth. Hence th- pain. The tiling to tin ii tn remove the ciilh Hul liit'l 1 rv tn iln il with "(ilasl crs" desiglietl to "eiit" Qui the dead tissue with chemiruU. They nmy can btood-poisoiuBg by eating tJie live ti-Mi" iustedi Tin oiiii 1 . ute, 111111101111111, srnsibis auj lb Cklropoaist'a v,a Is la pare down the callous. Vua rag dp idia tafwy and roavenlently ii!i Wlli't'H ami Savs i.n;aiialc re , f adgad I'l.iJo I Mince Meat, Blue ltibbon 3 pac kages 25c Poultry Seasoning, Durkee or Bell a, can 8C Thyme & Sage Fresh gathered, pkg 2c Citron Peel, Bright Leghorn, lb lC Lemon & Orange reel Fancy Mace, lb lac Mixed Spices. Peerless, ground, can IOC Seeded Raisins, New, fresh seeded, pkg 8c Cleaned Currants, Choice imported, pkg izc Shredded Cocoanut, package 12c and 6c Jelly Powder, Blue Ribbon, fruit flavors. .3pkgs 25c New Figs Choice Smyrna layers, lb 15c Pulled Figs, New fruit, beehive basket 19c New Dates, Jack Horner Brand, pkg 10c New Mixed Nuts, Sound and sweet, lb 15c New Walnuts, Choice selected, lb 17c Cranberries. Choicest Cane Cod. lb 10c Oranges, Large, sweet and juicy, dozen 25c Annies, Oregon Jonathans, best eating, dozen. . 20c Grape Fruit, Large, juicy 64's for 20c New Canned Vegetables Essie Sugar Corn, Maine's choicest, can 12c Essie Peas, extra sifted Early Junes, can 15c Essie Stringless Beans, choicest, can 15c Essie Lima Beans, the choicest, can 15c Essie Succotash, extra fancy, can 12c Essie Tomatoes, largest can finest fruit 12c Asparagus, Hudson's Oyster Bay, large can. . . . 27c Asparagus, lloyal Knight California, can 18c Pumpkin, golden dry pack, finest for pies, large can 10c New Canned Fruits ESSle PeaCheS, ' hoi'"t California Lemon Clings inricb syrup, Essie Sliced Peaches, Choicest ; No. I can. . '.V . 10c Essie Pears, Choicest California, large can 19c Essie ApriCOtS, Choicest California, large can . . 17c ESSle Cherries, Choicest California, large can . . 23c ESSle Cherries, Choicest California, No. 1 can . 10c Pineapple, L.irge can, Hawaiian sliced 19c Pineapple, Large can, Choice Porto Rico chunks 17c 1 1 iii mmm i i w w Select List of Wines and Liquors Tor Exceptionally Low Prices This Week At All the 125 Jumes Butler Inc. Licensed Stores Imported Champagnes ll.ittle Half Bot. Paul Ruinart et Cie's Brut 1900 . $2.25 51.25 Mumm's Extra Dry 2.90 1.48 American Champagnes Cook's Imperial, Extra Dry $1.15 Gold Seal, Special Dry 1.10 Imported Wines Barton & Guestler's Sauterne, V ry choice, bot. 65c Claret Fils des Schmidt, Bt. Julien or Mcdoc.hot. 50c Dull Gordon Sherry, Excellent Diane Wis, bot. 85c Sandeman & Co's Port, Rich and Fruity... .bottle 85c California Port & Sherry Selected Vintages of Well Matured Pure Grape Wines By the ryKC I Half QQC I By the OKC gallon.. 0 j gallon.. 0 I bottle.. 70c 65c NablSCO Wafers ) Regular social reas n in Saltlnes j Paolutfe 8 I ws 10 New California Prunes Thinahinnctl, mealy. A AAA I Largo Avenge OA to lb.... 0 ,u" LVl,, (C u size, lb. 10c with each : 10 X.C Stamps FREE Li'inon & Vanilla Flavoring, lot tie 10c Celery S?It, fresh grated, liotile 10c Table Salt, Blue Ribbon, 'Tuns free," large box 10c R. & R. Plum Pudding The Famous Richardson & Robbins Crowning Glory of the Thanksgiving Feast 5 frK Stamps with ind. can. . . 10c 1 5 frK Stamps with 1 lb. can ... 23c 25 frC Stamps with 2 lb. can 43c ; Triumph OATS At Half Price Jfgf. HSi New crop best rolled 03 aja w 3 Jr oats; largest lOe J1' sf T& package QjP IgM' I TSf Mm! flour mWm Pride of St. Louis ?- ijjTO Superlative fC 8 h0r XXXX quality; l5i ''.T-J 24-lb. bag .... Z Evaporated Peaches, Choicest fruit, lb 10c Evaporated Apricots, Choicest fruit, lb 15c 60 w Stamps FREE with 1-J.b. Best Coffee, 35c Both JtffcC and '2-ib.Best Tea for 25cj tor TJXJ Imported Olive Oil, bottle 39c & 23c Spanish Olives, plain or ituffed, bottle 10c The Big Dollar's Worth Unsurpassed Value Bottle Old Monogram Rye Whiskey, 75c . ffi Bottle J.B.ChoiceCaliiorniaSheny, 25c 1 P Bottle J. B. Choice Calitornia Port, 25c All Three llt'gular .'ii.rl Hollies, 1'or iuc 1 International Favorites . m a mm rm mm . ' B m. m. m. HiacK ? kmw l Bottle 1 .OU ssiissi iss' w isisi'is ni iv mt mr mi vinai a jvvivii nnuatj rt . . Sir John Power's Irish Whiskey ) "L l" Hunttr Rye, J. B. Bottling )1? ... Wilson Whiskey, J. B. Bottling. . !, ; Kingussie Scotch, J. B. Bottling. . ) uL to 1 79 Imperial Rye Whiskey, botu? 45c 50 &-K STAMPS FREE with each of these standard favorites: Old Cabintit Rye Whiskey full SI Old Monogram Rye Whiskey wie 75c Old Monogram Rye Whiskey. . half Kuihm jug $1.50 Princeton COCktailS, Manhattan a. d Martini, .bot. 75c Superior Brandy, exceptional value bottle 75c Superior Jamaica Rum, very choice bottle 75c Doppel Kummel, genuine double grain bottle 75c Creme-de-Menthe after dinner liqueur, large decanter 75c 50 jm& Stamps FREE with Case of g sg LAGER BEER, Ruppert'i or Liebmann'i jT My Wile's Salad Dressing, bottle Mc Crosse & BlackwelTs Pickles, assorted, bottle. . .17c Bromangelon, famous jelly powder, pkge He I ha t'erfect SaicU Crn Khaver Markets in Manhattan and Bronx 173 ABWterdtn ave., oor. fttth St. Phoue Columbus Kim. 1371 St. Nicholas Ave, near 17Hlh St. Phone Ainlul on 4701 At 19 James Butler Inc. Markets Brooklyn Markets two Westchester Ave., eor. IQdth and Fox Btrecti, opposite ,80 Third Ave., oor. Dew St. Phone Main 800. Bimpson St. Subway Station. Phone Melrose SMI. 1815 Kings Hfglmay, cor. East 1 4th St. Phone Midwood 37IS. 3730 While Plains Foai, mr. -'I7tli Si. Phoi e Wmsbridge 188. 820 Ftatbush Ave., cor. Caton Ave. 1 'hone Hat bush 178. G5 WattCssOftor Square, Phone Westchester .''. j 5M Coney Island Ave., oor. Beverly Bd, Phone Flatbush 1658. G93 Trenioni Ave., cor. Crotoaa Ave. I 'hone Tremont 810, 8705 Eighteenth Ave., cor. Benson Av. Phone Bath Beach 8008, Lorn or Rib Lamb Chops ib. 20c Young Roasting Chicken n 1 9c Sirloin & Porterhouse Steak ib. 18c Mwttcn Chops, Loin or wb 2 ns 25c Young Tender Fowl n 17c Rolled Boston Pot Roast ib. 15c Mutton Chops, ( 'hoiee 3 Iba. 25 Selected Soup Chicken u 1.5c Ham or Tongue Bologna n 16C ricKled Figs Feet 4n. m9fzrz n.m n 7 zrZ rranKiurters,im,nernmn'sKine.st. . .ib. 15c Suburban Markets VonlfifB 80 1 South Broadway, cor. Lawrence. Phone 4120. Mount Vernon SS Mount Vernon Ave. Phone 170. West New Erf yhton, S. L 1 111 Castleton Ave. Phone 1239. Hempstead. L. I. ( r. Main and Fulton. Phone 22. Cler Cove. L. I. -School Bt. Phone 491. Huntington, L. I. ( or. Main St. ai.d N. Y.Ave. Phone 870 Port Washington, L.I. 3or. Flower Hill & trnu Av. Phone 207! I-ret port, L. I. -Cor. Main St. and Merrick ltd. Phone 802. Honeycomb Tripe 3 ibi. 25 Wei hivar 11 Prime Rib Roast Vow Bell Cuts this week, n Ib. Selected Oxtails each 10C New Sauer Kraut, . . ami Good n. 2c Hfi m , . i i i i 1 i p m ' "I i sManaMaMaMaaaisMssns j ,,,, ,J.,,L.......r -.. ' " ' " "' " 1 1 ' " " ' 11 "" ' ' 1 n.aaaaaaaaBaaaBaMiBBaa