Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1923, Page 16

_16 INOUBLE MURDER Eight Men Arrested as Police Near Solution of Bank Mes- i sengers’ Deaths. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, November 20.—With eight men in custody and the plot un- raveled, police today believe they are near the solution of the double crime on November 14, in which two West 1nd bank messengers were shot dead in a Brooklyn sub- as the police unfolded, chapter ter, one of the most startling murder and robbery plots in the his- volnting to nals. In the arrests already made, the volice believe they have opened the lution of numerous murders, hold-ups and automobile thefts committed in the past few months. way for the Three Men Sought. Three men alleged to have had most fmportant parts in the double crime and the is near utomobile . believe | third man | n which the | Pantano arrested re in Brooklyn. ave News of Bank Men. admitted having, under ed the plotters of the nger's movements, police prisoner was Michael ared of complicity det! e after he was 1 identified as r of Jacob Bankoff, druggist, g the hold-up of his store on mber 13. antano and three of those caught in the Bronx raid, Eduardo Capa-| blanco, Angelo Farina and Nicolo :A‘urmna. were held in default<of $50,~ 100 Burlow Morris Diamond _an Younger brother, Joseph Diamond, the frst to be arrested. and from who ought will also face the first-degree charge if caught, the po- lice declarca. NORTH CHINA FORCES ROUTED FROM SHEKTAN | Sun's Army Reinforced by 10,000 Hunans in Recapture of City. CANTON, mber 29.—The troops of Sun Ya . south China leader, have drive ck the northe: opposing them in the viein Shektan, W gtung province, and retaken tha v after several days fighting. Hunan troops under al have arrived here to reinforce s army. They are in £ood condition and well armed. On the other hand, the forces of About 16,0 Gen. Tan Ye s able to repulse financial dif- defections from no signs of improvi NEGRO SOUGHT IN DEATH. Posses Trail Man Charged With Deputy’s Murder. NEWPORT, Ark., November 29.— Bloodhounds were brought here from tle Rock to be used in a search for Cole, negro, who is alleged to killed Deputy Sheriff Wesley yesterday morning when the officer sought to arrest him on a charge of gambling. Fifty or more men were patrolling the roads and woods In the vicinity and feeling is Intense. Smartly Styled Corrective Shoes First of all, the Ease-All is a quality shoe with gracefully tailored Times. 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PLOTUNRAVELED [ GO GOGI GBI GG GGG GELE TG GE GGG TGOS GO LG LGOS GGG OGE | . ‘ Special Sales for BOys and Girls Help Mothers Use the Thanksgiving Holidays to Profit Girls 7 to 14 Will Find Chief Interest In This Sale of Warm Winter Coats Nearly Every One With Handsome Collars of Fur ® ® 2% A mHE girl who has waited until after T hanks- giving to get a new winter coat, will Ee delighted to find so many pretty new ones and such a large variety; and mother, who pays the bill, will be surprised that her daughter can be coated at such a nominal cost. Every coat in the sale is worth much more than this price. There are smart overplaids, polaire, camelaire, bo- livia and suedine, besides the very warm astrakhan cloth that girls like so well. And nearly every one is collared with fur, making it good and warm, and looking like a much more expensive coat. Nutria, Australian opossum, dyed opossum, beaverette, raccoon and coney ate the fur trim- mings. Girls’ sizes 7 to 14 years. Juniors, 13, 15, 17, FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Two Days of Low Prices on Boys’ Suits, O’Coats $ ¢ .95 and Sport Mackinaws can make the trip doubly worth-while by taking advantage of this exceptional 3.?ATURALLY, the boy will want to come to see Santa and the Toys, and you holiday offer. MACKINAWS are the heavy sport plaid kind, with big, convertible collar for stormy days. Side and muff pockets; ex- ceptionally well made. Sizes 8 to 17. JUVENILE O’COATS are warm dou- ble-breasted models, of heavy overcoat- ings, with wool body lining. Button-to- neck style. Sizes 3 to 8. CROMPTON CORDUROY SUITS, the famous all-weather material that adds to good looks a tremendous resistance to wear and weather. Sizes 10 to 18. TWO-PANTS MIXTURE SUITS are smart belted Norfolks, with both pairs of knickers fully lined. For dress or school. Sizes 8 to 17. Boys’ Junior O’Coats and $ 5 Two-Pants Suits, Choice A low-priced offering of unusual merit brings warmly plaid-lined junior coats, well tailored of heavy chinchilla; and durable, neat-appearing mixture suits, with two pairs of knickers. Coat sizes 3 to 8; suits, 7 to 16. Two Christmas Gift Specials at $2.95 Boys’ Blanket Bath Robes, $2.95 In attractive floral de- signs, exceptionally well made, with high collar, snap fastening, button front and i Two _side pockets, all seams taped and piped. Sizes 6 to 14. heavy girdle. Waterproof Raincoat Outfits, $2.95 . Made of gas mask cloth, that stand all kinds of wear. Good looking, too, with belt all around, slash pockets and military collar, and™ Sou'- wester hat to match. Sizes 6 to 16. BOYS’ JUVENILE NOVELTY SUITS, button-on mod- els of corduroy, tweeds or mixtures; some with $ l 9 5 washable tops. Sizes 3 to 8. Friday . The Store of t TANSBU 420-430 7TH ST. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER never such wanted materials, such high- grade workmanship, such range of choice. Winter and spring dressy pumps, sport pumps and practical oxfords, in Russia calf, Kaf- for kid, patent colt, satin and suede, in black, fiEVER such a wonderful array of styles, € NN 5 Moo i Opportunity for Mothers to Save for Themselves! Never Such a Shoe Sale! tan, brown and log cabin shades. All sizes. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER §5.85 Let Santa Claus Furnish Your Doll House Many little girls have real doll houses to furnish, while others find a corner of the nursery serves quite as well and holds more furniture. Santa has provided just lots of it in Toytown. Come and see all the things and let him know which you like best. BUREAUS, CHIFFONIERS AND DRESSING TABLES to match, with drawers big enough to keep dollie’s things in. $1.95 to $14.95. CHINA CLOSETS, BUFFETS AND SERVING TABLES for all your dishes and tea sets. $1.95 to $12.45. CHAIRS AND ROCKERS; some big enough for the child herself to sit on. 85c to $10.95. CRADLES AND BEDS that insure the dolls a comfortablé night. 29c to $3.95. Drawing Master for Beginners, 50c and $1.00 The boy or girl who likes to draw will jl_.lst Jove this, as it contains such pretty pictures and such nice colors and things to work with. Parcheesi, $1.00 0l1d, but ever new is the fascinating game of Parcheesi. Many chil- dren will be made happy by a new game this Christmas. Books for Every Age 10c to $1.25 Linen books that won’t tear, big picture story books for little tots, and interesting books for large boys and girls. Many kinds. Teddy Bears Special, 49c Soft, hugable Teddy Bears, that are nice to play with anywhere, and even to take to bed at night. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBUEGH & BROTHER Practical (ifts RGH &-BROTHE OUR ONLY STORE FRANKLIN 7400 @@@W@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@W@@@@@@@ DOLL SWINGS, high chairs and other things to make your home more perfesct, 19¢ to 95c. Gift Neckwear Attractively Boxed, 59¢ Smart cuff and collar sets that make the most acceptable of gifts. Many styles in white or colors. Other Christmas neck- wear, $1.00 and $1.50. Boudoir Caps Another useful sugges- tion for the woman who likes dainty things for her boudoir. Various styles of net, silk and ribbon, nicely boxed, 59¢c to $1.95. Chiffon Scarfs, $1.95 Beautiful scarfs for eve- ning wear, of sheer chif- fon, in white, pink, light blue, orchid, maize or black, dotted with crys- tals. Spanish Lace Scarfs These, too, are strongly in vogue.” Beautiful lacy patterns in black or white. $4.50 to $15.95. Brushed Wool Scarf Sets, $2.95 Tam and scarf sets, of soft brushed wool, packed in a holly box. Shown in white, beige, silver, jockey red, peacock and brown. STREET FLOOR Give a Turknit Guest Set, 95¢ One of the attractively and decidedly useful guest sets, of two Turkish towels and soft, absorb- ent wash cloth, will be welcomed by anyone. And the low price makes it a value of ex- treme satisfaction. STREET FLOOR Chiffon Silk Hosiery, $1.75 Pure silk stockings in the popular chiffon weight. A good quality for gift giving. All the newest colors— beige, fawn, log cabin, nude, au- tumn brown, silver, cin- der, mode, beaver and black. ALL-SILK STOCK- INGS, of a medium weight. In gray, beige, fawn, African brown, white and black ...... $2-25 CHIFFON SILK STOCKINGS, of an ex- tra quality. Shown in black, street and evening shades ..... $2-75 CLOCKED HOSIERY, all silk, with fancy open- work cloclfi. Black and seasonable colors ..... $3- 50 STREET FLOOR Warm Knitted Underwear for Women VESTS AND TIGHTS, half wool High or Dutch neck vests, knee or an- kle Iength tights. Each $1 . 7 5 The same, extra sizes, $2.00. COMBINATION SUITS, part wool with silkateen stripe. Low neck, sleeveless, ankle or knee length ..... $2-50 UNION SUITS, of silk and wool mixed. Low or Dutch neck, long or short sleeves, k:n- kle or knee length ..... $3~75 In extra sizes, $4.25. THIRD FLOOR S0 0 S O B B T S