The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1912, Page 10

“se . " 2 At NCIS ENR SS oP Ore RE tage “ TE A Bh NRE oN — A On a 10 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912. GANG SELLS LOOT |Wreck of Aeroplane That Ran Away With Youth RUNAWAY AEROPLANE | scrsotss Sitti pra F R F C KLES " ATVERY DOORS OF and Then Crashed to Earth, es Pela bes: Him MAY CAUSE DEATH fa Ta te ofr el HEADQUARTERS of the — Part of $15,000 Worth of wheel had_plerced ers abdome " mi aorta ions hal ty | Bont Hide Them With @ Vell; Remove though 'T ‘ounty Hospital arrived, ner was thought dead by the ich had assem! sin hy A |like a dagger and Fitzsimmons had to ) tH Sa % ‘ free him. Another spoke went entirely Them With the Ni rug. oh through his left lex. An eminent. skia ste s 3 | An ambulance summoned from the] Bey drua. cthine ‘aoub) » i 40 . n | da wi Youth Couldn’t Keep Machine accident. He was found to be allve and rushed to the hospital where {t ts not wo on Ground and Is Badly | Mmyim aie peter, he will survive. g turtle | te after the we, enurely, injure the most 2a ” ee SeTE i i r courred wh hi i ONIY | ws in ask Riker Hegeman Stores for Stolen Lingerie Offered Hurt in Smash. rte al ll A elon for Mere Song. MINEOLA, \. 1. June %,—Henry Tur- ner, a nineteen-year-old aviator'e me- chantcian, was seriously injured while learning to fly one of Pete McLaughlin's aeroplanes to-day at the aviation grounds. He had taken the aeroplane out for “grass-cutting” a litte before 9 A. M, when the machine suddenly | shot into the air, Trying desperately to bring it down without crashing to the ground, the inexperienced oft his motor and low The machine shot to when Turner was seen to raise it again. Like a steeplechaser the light biplane d upward and turned turtle, ing to the earth with t LOVELY LACEY FIXINGS. | | Merchant Opposite Waldo’s Window Couldn't Resist | Temptation to Buy. Police headquarters t* In imminent | danger of losing Its gilted dome, for If | @ gang of loft thieves now operatin New York ever make up their mind to ESS CSS CASE GUNMEN AUTO FORT (THEFBIT DIAMOND ~ [CHAMPION FREBUG [sss atitras| wcttemawmenencee| Croatest Summer Suit i - plified their daring so glaringly within veninth street and a ev ‘or < 7 | nervous feet, and instantly takes the} Boner Waldo fa thinking of having his hj ’ rere gad cAPLUTE! | ting out of corns and bunions. It's the | geek nailed to the floor to keep them Me: b c returned and | greatest comfort discovery of the age. from stealing it. sts insite os] “TQUGH TONY’ PINCHED} = IN STREET HOLD-UP) 300 COSTLY BLAZES ts-"wssrsts: tit! |jeesting neat in 8 Conventional and English Model Suits, Involved across Centre street Into Commissioner day. Don't goon your | ‘Waldo's office and he and the Commis- haut a package of Atlen's |i One of the Greatest Suit Sales Ever Known. Back- ral was very secretiv in court He asked Mi sioner frequently exchange salutations 7 - ci oar < em a Nate ¢ {ee 4 ‘ Appleton ° i old everywhere, 25. cts. | I H q . from thelr office window Police Find Big Gun on Gang-| That Got Schneider’s Goat and| Firemen’s Trap Worked Per-|Tanesatay on s | Don’ Punk | ward Season Necessitates a Com lete Reduction in Wednesday afternoon, while looking ‘ ee el ‘ ; . | second. de ne Feat grant-| tri Both Prices and Stocks—So Here’s Your Chance. out of his window into Commissioner | ster Who Drove Battling He Yelled Till Police Cap- | fectly, and Now Harlem Dis- rIate ot ho | das | rah Waldo's office, Rice was accosted by & 3 f - 3 : He WaAGGbh eeen| = Comprising every new color effect, blues, browns, grays, tans, blue greys youne man, who Peele By ens Machine on Bowery. tured Quaret. trict Will Have Peace, ‘ was arrested | and intermixtures. Fancy worsteds, Velours, Cassimeres, Blue and. . _ et nee « soe a simi mount. Nantel Grey Serges. Fancy Cheviots and Silk Mixtures. The latest— “Mr. Ri¢ for an auction company which has had| “Tough Tony" ts under arrest again, | Wild cries for ald issuing from a hall- | ° The leader and t 1 accom- ! ; f , S t M d t S iT | ai ‘a can be held ¢ consigned to tt 10 dosen handsome cor- [caught clean “with the goods on.” and,|way at No. @ Market street about 1] Pices of 4 gang of firebugs whom the shatel ae Ald! al a | utts ade to e pet covers and 2 dozen I1lsh linen niht | according to Police Inspector Hughes, | o'clock this morning brought police and | Me Prevention Bureau has been trail-| Insurance agent told. Kire Headquarters 1 o ‘ p jovember, vel y the * “ : i dresses—swell goods, Mr, Rice. We want | the co gang J# without a chauffeur | pedestidana on the. run from four dl-| '"% Since November, 1 were ar-| tied since May for the affected dis- Dp to ° 9 ow ® to sell them, Let me show you the | gor fort that has made! rections. Policemen Kenny and Lant-|?algned in the Harlem Court to-day. he said, “I am an agent trict and would not be until tle gang samples.” | through the east|han arrived on the scene In time to see| Isidore Sternkrutzer, a painter, of | now operating had been wiped out. Whereupon he produced a corset cov- bearing gun fighters from battle | four men dart up the street followed by | No. 14 " venth street, . er of rare linen, all bound arovad with | to battle with partisans of the Jake/a fifth—the cause of disturbance. | known sy" rn, allas “Izzie, — Suits Made to Sell baby blue ribbon, inserted in convent- | Zeng persuasion. The policeman gave chase, captured! the I aling “Kid Twist," alas U; 12 ent places and just too cute for aa¥-| “Tough Tony,’ who registered at the| four men and picked up a chamois bag | “Kid Chrinsky,” is sald by Fire Mar- p 0 . ? ow e thing. Then he unravelled one of those | Fifth street station und containing $600 worth of jewelry and $100 | ’ , , shal Prial to be the leader of this night dresses about which novellst®|more prosaic nom de p! in cash which had been thrown away in! gang, which has set fh 1 collected ° speak in the modern fiction books that! Ferris, aged twenty-a the Might the insurance in over 200 cases, They it ” Suits Made to Sell are 80 popular with summer maidens. | at No, 1776 Washington avenue, the! Nathan Schneider, who manufactures! work in daylight and never where | Rice was delighted with the samples, | Bronx, which ts a long way from home | brushes and selis jewelry ak a side line, tho danger of killing tenants is very but admitted they were just a tilfle too | for members of the Sirocco gang. [had been set upon by four men upon 4 e p to e ’ Ow e great. “awell.”” However, if the price was! “Tony” has been arrested four times! his return home. One of the four point-| For ten days Fire Headquart emov e scum. fi " Ww \ rity mare “* Lena them to some | pefore, but powerful influences have |ed a revolver at his head while two through i: Interpi uuarters,| Removes the scum. from the tongue, sweetens a sour,| ‘awell place up eave Mie pNelag aulesman asked ony |tis morning, however, Detectives Don-| fourth man acted as a lookout. After Hundred and Elghteonth street, was to one en ea it Mr Hive would ;dero, Capon! and Carrao came upon| relieving Schneider of his bax of money |e set on fire, ‘The date had been post- 30 feet of bowels without ‘gripe or nausea. U; t N nt of a funeral in the p 0 JE. ’ ow . new that th tit . ; ieee ae: Oe te arene always secured his freedom, At 245| busied themselves with his pockets. The | home of Samuel € No, 68 Hast One gassy, bilious stomach; cleanses your liver and Suits Made to Sell $19 the night gowns, too, he could| him at Fourteenth street and Irving|and jewelry, one of the men took a! yoned og a have, them, too for $a doxen—or $72 | place and threw a scare into him when | fancy to a diamond on the third fi wthood bus yesterday everything nn i a ; | for the lot. lthey tatked of arrest. ‘Tony’ said he lof Schneider's left hand and calmly bit ady. The hous bilious, dizzy, tongue) That is all wrong. If you will take a \§ uf NIGHT DRESSES WERE A HIT UP! haa, done nothing and asked the detec {it off- the diamond, not the finger. | had been insured for $1, stomach sour and full of gas,| teaspoonful of delicious Syrup of Figs uits ‘ade to THE AVENUE. tivés to, let him go, but they took him |@chneider could stand the treatmont no, Watchers saw Mrs, uu belch oe ested food and feel} to-night will never realize you| | exhibited the samples, The first dealer very serviceable revolver, fully loaded, | protest. Anna Deleir, who lives upstairs, ne Stee centeren tbat ot howela ahs elobend hr Raise Ree as Eat ip UU, ow who saw them wanted to buy imme-| was one of the spoila of the “frisk. | wag awakened from her slumbers, ran Jagnon and) Fireman te waste matte not proper! lately. The corset covers, ive said, “Tony” was locked up, charged with | go ' ded her h y diately, downstairs and added her v Oa ld wetee than to the | Room 103, Pulitzer Building, New York City, ; r e e violation of he Sully, ntl-we: ing above | ried off. Const S } ware cheap at # a dosen, and the night violation of the Sullvan anti-weaDon| volume of aound. ‘The robbers, not ern- the Gold fat,” Down at tne corner neat | most folks believe. Tt means that this] yo nausee—n0 "wi utis Made to Sell would take the lot. ; 1 Hughes, at Police Head: Se ited: gps an eis i iV Marshal, who was to turn wats alee a the thirty feet of] Syrup of Figs is a U; “ An « , was elated over the arroat, | oughly bed at his outertes, pro- + W as t n | Rowels (nfas Beles ; A oer ae Ste At ON hah GTS in ened emt ms | Fama ogee de, a a Ip to $42.50, Now e rom headquarters We dbelared, | "Fie 141 af | \mbavaan eirseted wave thelr names at we sucked i blood through the very| senna and aromatics, and co ° “1 hating with the Seiver" "ie Gab, which he uked este tn fee | George" tvane, Xo to Catherine aire or ee coruer one | duly igen shoul tap sronly’ Scuridhe & Suits $15 to $45: Se eee Te tone Ta wuld | teuere dearer eho. aa eraeae momber| Imucnerrysauset arraigned’ in the| Waits iis, “he, dear ana. eiare’ down | guint ere, aeneneh rere arene ‘and. look 265 Broadway | 841 Broadway | 119 W. 42d St. ||, 125th St. Boe RP Eee a cuin sotnest | or ine Biroeco DO verce | CenEe Mlle Pole BAe Mecete dtkales [ucaite. Ge Nieman treks meant te 0 | hink of castor oi, salts and cathartic| for the name, C A ru | Near Chambers St. | Cor 13th Ste) | Near Brcadway =| Nese 34 Ave. a he utomobile ‘unmel ate Ke or he Jette: and: found a he p of clothing on a hy of ° ye fe lal ee WES wurtap bags contained the goode—| when they dash ERT Ie attycAmae Daldriandimabuaser| creueneacenintennines ce "| CMlects—-1o they postpone the dose| genulne—old reliable, Any ig Harlem and 42d St. Stores Open Evenings; and Rice had bought for tried to get ‘Ch were positive !n their identification # “Taz atreet and was fol-| until they get sick; then they do this| Syrup offered as good should be refused | uch @ good busi stroke — Magistrate Kernochan held them in) low y ‘ » kept after him un-/liver and bowel cleansing in a heroic| with contempt. Don't be imposed went home Mr, Kice told $10,000 ball for examination to-morrow, | t!! he saw him mount a fite escape, Nght | way—they have a bowel washday— B ba = = “<. hg witout i. She ane fhe batbrap bgt nth Lik ! Ione cdadlad Bt beam * fom, tddn't think the goods hud been stolen. |§ ROBBER] ~~ 7 = — — Ses — —_———_—_—_—_—_—_ Th V t ‘ E apt naar enone hr. ice end a Clothes from Maker to Weare e Vacation ir Thurmday morning, accompanied is Youth Is Said to Have Grabbed} | I a Ph Le k . Rg ai: iat the fone ata arene | Man's Watch After Asking |} e | In order that she may make no mistake in Hered tothe Mulberey ater ae ee | the Time. ij ' ore deciding upon the Seashore, Mountain or where he laid the case before Capt The othe: o ‘Tho Dugan, Be f Kinler. Detectives immediately ene aie mother of homes Dusan, | t Country Hotel or Boarding House where she of @, $1500 oft ro tne Bvcentn auth teeet, awoond early toxtay tn tho || . will spend her Summer’s outing, she examines Poles: Headquarter direc ho | he Ieaemed her gon was held for alleged | carefully the ns », ae eis cance | 50 -~ The stolen goods aro. atl in. Paice |W yiegty vet we wal tenth arene | hae d Summer Resort Headquarters and the detective ts still | yg a SHES 3 ‘ Po —Moe Levy 'A d t t ®, waiting for the bu e sald 1 s atin Rice's treet, near Eighth avenue, | vertisements the detective can look across the street 4 him, tnqu rabbed | ‘ ses, Or cummmesonee Warde, he nia walen Aaa ted ue mae oun I think I have a corner on real warm weather values in these $30.00 Printed in . i ei Se Mice Dugan heard the commotion and Suits at $14.50 and they are going like hot cakes. Any time you THE WORLD v9 EDWARD VII. WAS GAME. seer anne Hen want to put me to the test, I will guarantee to show you a $30.00 McRUCORREO Cane Beinas Out | er cn tat teat chee thane suit for $20.00. My manufacturer’s resources and low rental warrant from day to day Story of Gift Atter Mig Lows, | conductor on the Fitty-ninth street me a profit even when underselling i competitors by one-third. Be gana, TUM the-Hiow the tate | the Woat Bide: Court But I had the chance to go myself one better, and I couldn’t resist land will, furthermore, $80,000 to J. O'Toole, an Mast Bt PISTOL FIGHT. injecting a little ginger into this corner of my stock. call.or write for a Louis gambler, in a poker game and : Dempesng - OUG puree to .C'Coole: tn ih 83,000 After Thave a few lots of $20.00 and $22.00 mits Leotua) $30.00 and $35.00 the game wos told before Justice of in Ponne values) that survived the early season’s rush. hey are the feather- FREE COPY OF the Peace William B, Bell In Kast st ¥ n 5 ° ' (ie Louln "yesterday. Accord to tin ATM oF weight favorites for hot weather, in light and dark effects. You'll , nd King Ea ng for Ava bens feel like you already know them when I describe them as those The World’s ‘“‘Summer : vy, the ing with ins pistol fant | smart English styles with soft roll lapels, and those nifty Norfolks | Resort”? Guide adh gea’Tinuilad tn eno ce a Fadl hme Beso | that simply own Broadway. for 1912 Gare three eluhts and an hurt Dudley Moreland, Hundreds of The lot limited V'll admit tk ‘con't f tyl | Mon "Bak USN on at an an" TSAO Ty e lots are limited. admit there isn’t every. size of every style now being distributed at hen King » 6014 aveminite used ty the catbere to crnek —but that’s because there are so many styles. Come along and ’ : parse to me. d aroused residents | 7 ’ : : rei 8. The World’s Main and The sory of the p reas never fear but that there’s a nice suit that’s right for you. It will be e eat ino sult over t fight to the sufe blow: | * * * * ’ h Offices a, pores, which © Necaced, taking, sin wise to hurry, because it goes without saying that unless you’re here Branc ces. 3 — eaneyeneme | early these $30.00 suits will make dates with some other chap’s $14.50. If she cannot call in : IS THIS YOUR HAT? | us) Remember the value is $30.00, but the price $14 50 person, she will send 6 thei offices in thet MUSE ate ceeli casas auiia ie Gada iean aaisaises Cy centsin stamps, to defray ate othe man in the ‘actual postage, and a ved big mystery That look well | Evenings Saturdays copy of this great vol- “The Man in the Brown Derby” ia | fad Ate som Until : coe ev Until ume, profusely illustrat- one of t it, most exciting summer 4 | . ‘ f Fommances ever wntten. ae | Best Crown and Bridge Work—Lowest Prices 9 o'Cloc 11P.M. ed, will be mailed to ‘ story of mystery, ie : complications of ot action. and it has | Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments My - 3 Blocks her without charge. a je and gripping love interest. | ° "Ee FY Siar te Hr an PARIS DENTAL PARLORS CO. ony 119-125 Walker St., c=-" N. Y. In the latter event she will (and why‘not you?) publication in next - . *, Li s Hrening World, June da | aReNaKOM, —_RORETN. 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