The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1913, Page 11

j AUTO BANDITS CLEAR WISTERY W MANY CRIMES Mead Guilty in Court After Making Detailed Confession to Whitman’s Aide. of red paint, lined with black to re- semble the color of a Fire Department automobile, Then they rode to One Hundred and Forty-fourth street and Bighth avenue and held up Bert New- mann, @ resident of the neighborhood, blackjacking him with @ lead pipe and frabbing a bag which proved to their diemay later to contain only soi! Mnen and an old revolver. The revolver was found later in Taylor’a home. FAILED TO ABANDON THE STOLEN AUTO. According to custom, the bandits should have abandoned the car then, but Taylor had fallen in love with its speed. Instead of ridding himself of the car, therefore, he returned to the Bronx garage and covered the red paint with a new coat of black. He and his band believed that the two coat paint had effectually conceaeld the Bronx detectives and Detectives Wyans and Fiynn found the car, scratched down to the gray paint and caught Taylor and Loeber, Taylor's confession to Second Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty the night ‘of his arrest implicated siz or en other men who are now in the mbes. Mr. Bostwick says, however, that Taylor gave Dougherty only a hint of the story he could have tol! and that the real story was not told until last night. The Assistant District-Attorney be- Neves also that Taylor can clear up the mystery of Jacob Stern's death. Stern, it will be recalled, was clerk for his uncle, Jacob Jacobi, a jeweller at Thir- teenth street and Sixth avenue, and was killed on July 28, 1911, when he tried to capture automobile bandits who smashed the window and stole a tray “JUDGE, YOU'RE A DARLING!” olay began to suspect that Dave's late SAYS NEW-MADE DIVORCEE, | reminine attractions. a she set private Mrs. Vivienne Mae Nicholay Gets] 4"ausntaman in the employ, 0} Finding Hubby “With Symphony in Brown.” “Oh, Judge, what a darting you at Decree After With this salutation Mae Nicholay, petite, Mrs. doll-like pretty, clapped her hands exuberantly, and tripped from the witness stand in Justice Gieg- vowed as debutantes do errich's divorcee court to-day a fledged divorcees, The Court had just) Breckinridge of Lexington, Ky., ts slated uttered the wont “Decree!"" Mra. Nicholay's witnesses told of the detection of David 8. Nicholay, the huss band, in company with a “Mabel,” name not recorded, ‘The Nicholays were This information came from the Wh married In 1906 and lived tolérably bliss- House to-day, Vivienne ESDAY, APRIL 9, |A 1918, Little Knowledge Is a Dangerous Thing - sick, that ly feels That dull appetite may tempted with just a dash ¢ arrivals home at night were due to Bthrlich bons Jats’ Opticians Mey @ Century @ Business The first sense of discomfort your eyes detectives to watch Dave, who Is a Ilo ‘She detective notified Mra, Nicholay, and with friends she invaded One night he was trailed to Richeleu, ' batter by thing wh Ny ‘ +5] @ suite of rooms in the hotel and found | How ret’ | her husband and a female symphony in| tg experience is a posi- mane | brown, ng fie an tive sign of something wrong. It’s plain need the that helpof correct rrect glasses. ined Without Charge red Eye Physicians. ing Glasses, $2.50 to $12, 217 Broadway, Astor House, 223 Siath Ave., 13th St, 390 Siath Ave., 224 Se. | Sold by Grocers every- TO Nessay, Ann St. 17 West 424— "| 496 Fulton St., Cor, eclainnal where, at, per bottle. .. which motes’ yo Liver im pick a TO NAME BRECKINRIDGE. WASHINGTON, April 9.—Henry ¢. full- for Assistant Secretary of War, ‘William H. Osborn of Greensboro, N. for Commissioner of Internal Reven' and Made by E. Pritchard, ’ $81 Spring St., New York. 10° last! although their nominu ‘ PLAN HOLDUPS WELL, Stolen Cars Used and Always Abandoned After Bold Dashes of Gangs. Joseph Taylor, a dapper slender youth having more the appearance of a Wall @treet clerk than a harder! bandit, | atood before Judge Foster in General Sessions to-day and pleaded guilty to robbery in the second degree, ‘admitting that he had been chief of a band of automobile robbers responsible for several startling robberies in this city, @mong them the hold up of the Douglas oe store in Broadway at Fourteenth @treet. Beside Taylor stood a second Youth, less nattily dressed, less com- + Posed and much more nervous, who @eemed to look to Taylor for guidance. He was Charles Loeber, a chauffeur, who in pleading guilty also confessed that he had done Taylor's bidding in executing many of the robberies. Judge Foster accepted the pleas, ai- vising the young men that he did so only because they had seen fit to asaist the District-Attorney’s office and be Cause Assistant District-Attorney Bost- wick declared that, with the atd of Taylor in particular, ho expected to learn the identity of every one of the automobile and taxicab bandits who had operated in this city in the last twa years, From shortly after d'nner time until tong after midnight last night Taylor talked to the Assistant District-Attorney in the presence of a stenographer, and when he had concluded there were forty-five typewritten pages of confos- sion, involving in the revelations thus made e than twenty men, one of them manager of a well-known political club on the upper west side, CONFESSION CGVERS ALL THE AUTO CRIMES. Mr. Bostwick sail that Taylor's tj: | formation hat been detailed and extra- ominary in the scope It covered. Al. | most every automobile or taxicab rob- , bery was touched on and names and addresses given h, the Assis’ District-Attorney belleves, should m round up the last of youths confessed thems | nubile robbers, bat com. | pared with gang whose br #ald to have tant. They Renjamin Ge robbed a loon in Ninth street near Avenue A a fow weeks ago and were caught after @ running pistol fight with the police along Avenue A as far as Fourteenth atrect. Shortly before last St. Patrick's Day Taylor stole a racing roadster belong- ' {ng to H. J. and R. J. Browns from in front of their home at No, 525 West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street, He and Loeber hurried the car to a gerage in the Bronx and concealed its eriginal gunboat gray color with @ coat = A MEISTER piano is indispen- sable in homes where there are young girls and misses. Its tone rivals that of any piano in existence. Yet the price of the instrument is only $175, and the terms of sale ure #1 a week or %5 a month, with no interest what- everonthe payments. Thereis no such liberal offer elsewhere is un absolute assurance of ane an! the kind of treatment that you |) wait--and expect. —s—— end Charge YouNelat. mar omega TERMS: $2.00 fai lS Interest WE PAY THE FREIGHT ANYWHERE ‘SEND VOR ODR FREE PIANO BOOK Rothschild & Company Clareoden Bg. 8.8. Cor, 18th Bt & 4th Ave. "ns mae rt rt | identity, but Acting Capt. Price of diamonds. ful until last Ovtoder, when Mrs, Nich- tions had not yet been prepared. rr ' ‘MAIN BUILDIN( Look at This List of Bargains! “Used” Pianos and ' Player-Pianos Our Greatest Spring Sale—Your Best Op- portunity To Bug an Excellent Instru- ment for Your Seashore or Country Home for Very Little Money. A City in Itself EL COOPER all: 18* to 19% Streets “Meet Me at the Fountain’ GREENHUT-SI Sixth Avenue J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. MAIN BUILDING: Score Another Sensational Sale for the Big Store! 10,000 High-Class Shirts Newest Negligee and Stiff Bosom Styles—Also Plaited and Plain Bosoms— Attached or Detached Cuffs Values Range to $2 Each; Choice, Tomorrow, at . Extra Special For Tomorrow Pare: Only , peeaMtAIN, BUILDING Drees Bilelto—waahabie and odorless; Be black grounds; fine sheer qu «MAIN Building, Mi to 9, in wide! for wome: a to 544, in widths A, values up to $4 J toseareehince GREBNHUT BUILDING $1.75 Serim Curtains—white a « < (No Mail, Telephone er C. 0. D. Specials, Quantities Lim! All of these pianos and player-pianos have been retuned, gone over in every detail, beau- tifully polished and put'mto Al condition. Easy Terms as Follows! ALL INSTRUMENTS PRICED UP TO $250, We Will Sell on Terms of ee pe $] hen ALL a TS RRICED UP TO $360, in This Sale, We Will Sell on Terms of *10 “and” *2 weer This Fine List of Upright Pianos House and Garden Wares Values to 7 Choice, 49¢ New Yorkers and others who live within a radius of 50 miles or more from this store KNOW that we have led the town in the selling of shirts for the past 16 years. It is a fact that we distribute more shirts at regular and special prices than any other THREE stores in Greater New York. THIS SHIRT SALE, TOMORROW, ATTAINS THE HEIGHT OF VALUE-GIVING! We offer FAMOUS MAKES of new and handsome shirts in NEG- LIGEE AND STIFF BOSOM styles, plain or plaited with attached or de- tached cuffs. ALL AT A PRICE THAT IS CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN WHOLESALE. Every shirt GUARANTEED PERFECT. Made of finest Madras or Percale. Men wearing sizes 1614, 17, 1714 and 18 can buy THE FAMOUS CLUETT AND MONARCH WHITE Chickering, SHIRTS. $5 Panky 7. Ra” ne aa Also included are plenty of the well-known “Eclipse” brands in all sises and dozens of good patterns, as Valu ato $1 70. a Bf Moats Hantingten Bretvery | Emerson, well as several other well-known high-grade makes. Tomorrow ‘at. ore Wheelock, a1]Betaian Bctawert — [Boese Truly, a wonderful sale which you cannot afford to miss. preted eg tay, $9. |New Endlond east At $215 We shall devote extra space to it and have 50 extra clerks in attendance for this big event. Of course, At $125 |Wrecice — [Byree "4 [Eons you will not find all sizes in every brand or Fania, but certainly all sizes from 14 to 18 will bethere in one ra Chickering |Decker Bron. A oranother. Values to $2; tomorrow, Af... . 6... cece eee eee eee eee nee ners tree eter acest sere rcns 59¢ Matter & Com. |W t $235 (MAIN Buliding, Main Floor.) ere [Pork & Hon Is |Sterling Chickering | hy $265. | At $345 GREENHUT BUILDING: RR FA Pg Three More Examples of Big Store Low-Pricing in . Players and Player-Pianos Angelus Player...... Ritennel Player- Simplex Player. Piano......... ; Kirchhoft Player-Plano 295, tacwia! Pinyer-Piano.. 465 Kirchhoff. Player. Piano 325! Chase & Play Garwood Playor-Piano 365| Piano... Wolfner Player-Piano. 395) Hazleton Pi No Interest. No Extras. Free Delivery Within Reasonable Distance Brass Bedstead Outfits These are the lowest quotations (quality considered) since our own similar sale of a year ago. oe op holders As evidence of good faith we will ALLOW, within one year from date of purchase on ALL PIANOS, and This Excellent within six months on PLAYER-PIANOS all moneys paid toward the purchase of a higher-priced new instrument i amp from our regular stock. Tomorrow, fc OB osc ctee oan jete, as . iilustrated; for Oc ere a fiicplent table lamp i ackalts nis! it gives a powerful but soft Ii and is ptt constructed lamp of its kind we know of. Complete, with 10-inch opal Shade and chimney, {omorrow at ONLY ONE T TOMER: no TELE- PHONE OR MALL ORDERS Ft (GREENHUT Buliding, Mae ‘Fleer. Piano Lessons Free Greatest Offer Ever Made in Connection with the Selling of Fine Pianos We give one year's piano tuition free in THE GREENHUT SCHOOL OF MUSIC to any pur- chaser of a piano at $200 or more who subscrives to our two years’ course of piano instruction—a won- derful opportunity for children and adults. $50 Outfit consisting of two-inch continu brass bedstead, with Linch filling rods, S ball rod ends, jn eitirsr bright or satin finish; with woven wire spring; roll-edge 3: felt matiress; tomorrow, complete, 3150 $36 Outfit—consisting of two-inch continuous post brass bedstead, with seven I-inch filling rods; choice of bright or satin finish, woven wire spring, extra strong; layer felt 326 mattress; tomorrow, complete (GREENHUT Building, Third Floor.) Other Sales (Details in Today's Journal.) MAIN BUILDING Wing-Trimmed Millinery—choice new specimens for spring and summer wear, These hats would be fairly priced at $12 and $17.50 Outfit--consisting of two-inch post brass bedstead, with tive filling rods, in cither bright or satin finish; Romelink spring, guaranteed for 10 yoars, and combination mat- $1050 tress; tomorrow, complete... (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN' A Few Facts and Figures Concerning Our Famous Foot-Mould Shoes fyemen & Women FACT NO. 1—We introduced these shoes nearly seventeen years ago, with a showing of twelve styles. Today you me, choose from more than two MAIN BUILDING. The Big Store — Fills the Market-Basket Economically Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. C Call Chelsea 4000. $15 each, Sale, to- 56: 15 hundred styles. Pure Grape Juice ‘Coitee morrow, at, FACT NO, 2—-The demand for these shoes has increased steadily 10 Stunning Styles in Ready-to- Wear Millinery" “pok and instead of one manufacturer, four manufacturers are needed to supply our demand, FACT NO, 3—Fo-t-Mould shoes have beer. made for the ist seven- S teen years under our own careful and scrupulous supervision. They = embody comfort, style and durability in remarkable degree, FACT NO. 4 “These shoes are priced here at $3, $3.50, $4 and $5, and repeated eom- parison indicates that there is no better shoe-value on the market at 50c to $1.50 a pair more than our prices. The New aby” Colonial Pumps--In brown, gray and black suede, as well as in white Nu-Buck, are featured in our 5a0e Department tomorrow, They are made $ 3.50 NIA WHITE. our own coffee in our mod- CALWA BRAND CALIF “mushrooms,” and “sailors; not to be duplicated elsewhere at Hea sale, tomorrow, a | 95 Men's and Youths’ $12.75 Suits values to $20, Fancy Vests tor men and ;ouths; valuee to $3.50; 2 | 35 Mise Silk Doesses— 995 New Skirts for Women $ and Misses—at 3.95 COOKING FIGS Imported froin 35c wHOLE mois The fl with hand-turned soles, with buckle to match, and the new Cuban Louis XVI. . . mae heels, All sizes and widehs A Pilccrowetsle, auali7L is; ||| So Amtoruntle Wind Shieke-=toe At the same price, COLONIALS AND | RIBBON-BOW PUMPS. AND PATENT Can, 8109 88¢ Lien Merger’ make, @490 || | LEATHER BUTTON SHOES, WITH THE NEW CONCAVE HEELS. ‘ qT BUILDING 7 tingham Lace $ Curtains— pair. 150 $5.50 Pillows—covered with tapes- try, damask and velvet; § only 100; at 245 Hundreds of Axminater Kugs at Reduced Prices, 1,500 Yards of Printed Linoleum | “Norma Make” Shoes [7 ssg- Ghit These are orthopedic foot-form shoes, which are regularly sold at $1.50, $2 and $2, C They come in tan Russia calf, white canvas, gun-metal calf and patent leather, in button style, All. made with Goody car-welted soles, $1.2 $1.49 Sizes $ to 8; value 98 Sizes 8'. to I; c % (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) sted +d 48 POWDERED SUGAR—S Ibe CONFECTIONER’S XXXX Sizes 115 to 2; Fresh Liv er value $2.50; pair sity dresacs OL BA : q d 7 + pai 2 $2; pai Wee atta ae tenet top cans SOC 55c¢ quality; two yards wide; $1.50; pair value $2; pair. (MAIN Building, Third Floor.) tomorrow, a yard, square 3c uble i & sy Trading Stamps with Purchases eters 12 0’Clock-—Single Stamps Ture a ee - = ~~