The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 16

Lee A YIN FT CHARGED, | the namo of Joe Kelly, nineteon, was bt in the kitchen with a pistol and a the Gala to Have Been Dis-|fashlight, while William Burns, elgh- iy covered in an Apartment. teen, was found in the bathroom, they WReighbors of Michael Henle, who charge. Both are charged with at- tempted burglary. ‘ves in an apartment on the fifth Boor of No, 163 East 9th Stroct, saw Bull Calf Prings $25,000, Oak Farms and Hugh Bancroft of Swe maa ascend the fire escape last! srnssachuetts combined to purchase at ight and enter his rooms anotion for $96.000 Florham Leader, « Bemling, who was no-|two-montha-oid Guernsey bull calf son and who had learned that Henle|% Ne Plus Ultra. out of Langwater East Side Ethics Smashed When Cop Fails to Wallop | eRLOREE, | iemcdle ss| wi" le ses San el ce cn a eta | Memeo Izzy the Pickle Vendor was Out, was entering the same win.|Naney. & cow that produced 18.7331“Qut of Bounds” Peddler Resents Omission and ‘pounds of milk in a ye: ‘The auetion the owner of the apartment way held at Madison, N. J.. at Mor-| Complains Summons He Got Wasn't Served dow when fetarned. In the apartment they say/nam Farme The price paid is said to they found two youths, One, giving| be a record for imal of ite breed ELLNER BROS. -nine years selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner I5th Street and 6th Avenue Wi a — ee | —" rs “Pickles ts lots more important than according to the WAILS ' OT FAIR. Court before restricted street, one where It is not certain @treeta of the east side shall And along came the officer and ileal cops, I'll tell the world,” declared lzzy latter's testimony Judge Frothingham yesterday. allowed to sell or buy pickles, For be reserved for traffic and pedes- | banded him a summons to be at Essex 4] The cop was there on time, but Izzy With the Usual Rosenberg to the policem t least in Essex Market lazy was selling his pickles on a the City Fathers have declared that trans, Market Court at 9 o'clock yesterday +] aid not grace the court room until 11, “Why didn't you tell me that you would be late? inquired the guardian of the law, bende tae bigger rs $270 A Porno my pickle busines: stroke H SR TRENT TER TORRE EE and peaceful to the normal mind. Every H For infants and Children. fine sentiment is governed by its influence. a Substantial, lasting furniture is displayed at Kellner’s for practical selection at moderate prices. You are cordially invited to see the ‘’Twenty-five Rooms” entire floors arranged for your guidance. Tho Kind * You Have Always Bought In Use For Ovor 30 Years. owe otw7 a Fistic Formality. important than cops.” replied the vendor of the briny fruit of the cacumber vine tartly. Then they went before the Judge. “Did you say that to the officer?” police “It's not fair,” parried the now ab- Jeot Izzy. “What isn’t fair? “Before, the cops used to kick us off the streets five or six times before hand.ng us a summons, but this one comes and gives me one right off the bat. He shouldn't change like that ail of @ sudden.” “Ho is a constant offender,” de- clared the cop. of art of the bearded sculptor who His Honos decided that Izzy had deen frank and honest, if not tactful, has, for the past two days, reclined and let him go with a $3 fine. went out shaking his head over the house, PICKLES 15 MORE IMPORTANT THAN _CoPst inconsistency of the Police Depart- day. Asa member of the court house ment, 4) 6588 lazy e 4 ing the maze of architecture, and the e “The eagles are coming, hurrah, hurrah, the eagles are coming”—— For other Gimbel news see pages 9 and 14, sive tire costs for thousands of New York Motorists. people know what that means. adjustment made—at }¢ off the standard list prices. makes good. Dodge Sizes 30x3 $18.04 30x3 23.32 32x3 26. Here is a sample of how the prices run: 31x4 3s82 32x4 36.52 "80x38 Fords, $12.03 Fy aT 32 x 3'4 Dodge, $17.89 | Sais Saad 36x41, 54.12 Remember all tires are new and perfect and 35x5 61.69 that we have sizes for any standard car made, 37x5 64.68 Mail and Telep On Sale To-day and Saturday Auto Tires At 4 Off New Revised Low List Prices All ‘‘Firsts’’---4,000 Mile Guarantee The coming of a big tire business to the Gimbel Store is the beginning of the end of exces- We propose to merchandise good tires on a department store basis, and shrewd business For example, here are 15,000 National Speedway Tires—4,000 miles guaranteed or usual The Result of Gimbel 3-Store Buying And the Merchandising of Tires by Carloads Gimbels are buying tires in carload lots and giving patrons all the advantages of this big buying influence. ‘The present lot includes all sizes and the tires will measure up to every reasonable requirement or the guarantee Plenty of Ford and | Prices Including Tax Sizes List Prices Sa'e Prices $12.03 15,55 17,89 , 23.88 24.35 25.52 26.23 o'.49 35.61 36.08 41.13 43,12 "years. When it opened it was all , Killarney. But I wonder what they “Where do you get that stuff?” War Debt Transfer Stirs Mrasitians. | 97 Ruy Direct from } wy RIO JANEIRO, May 16.~Deputy (7 Fs Mauriclo Lacerda has requested the COF \re Greand If you are in the vicihity of Masex Market Court ARR sed the natives|in @ serious condition to-day in the rushing, around | Coney Island Hospital following an un- in an ecstacy of Joy and anticipation, | successful attempt to save his friend, and watching open-mouthed the work | Frederick Schiind, No, 120 Linden ment as to whether it has official knowledge of, the intention of Great Britain and France to transfer to the United States Brazilian securities in Street, Brooklyn, from drowning. Nies| payment of war debts. lives at No, 364 Palmetto St Gant be a wl ‘The two mon left the Sheep: Concert by Chotr. hee'h teen's co AA Ynoht Club in a canoe late \ FEE CO. and were overturned by a sq ‘The chancel cholr of the Church of GILLIES COF Oriental Point. Hundreds on th St. Ignatius Loyola gave a sacred con- 28-229 WASHINGTON 6 mu 32¢ Better coffee for leas money because you save middieman’s profit. saw Nica dive and bring up his com-| cert last night in Aeolian Hall, the first panion. A motorboat went to the rescue and wag only ten fost away when Nies, who hat been holding the other up for|P. Powers is the director. The pro- fifteen minutes, lost his grip and|sramme waa enjoyed by a large ‘Schlind sank. audience. of an annual series.’ The Rev. Francis New Dresses Serges, Voiles, etc., $12.95 to $40 Buy, direct from the manufacturer and save from $5 to $10. Dress Sal Over 400 Dresses formerly $18.50, $19.50, $22.50 and $25.00 Now $1] The New Capes Either in dainty Silks or the more serviceable cloth materials, includ. ing Gabardines, Taffetas, Tricotines, Serges, Velours, etc., $17.95 to $35 All Suits Now Reduced Over 400 different models, formerly $30 to $35, NOW $22.50 y $21.95 HAMILTON GARMENT CQ, - 307 FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR 31ST ST. on the sidewalk outside the court | | The eagles are there now, Of course no one would expect a court house to be finished within two ready for business, The water pipes were laid and the cork floor was| || showing signs of wear and tear, Of course a few incidentals like the telephone, green lines to aid in soly- eagles, were not ready. But the fact/ |) that the eagles which adorn the out- side of the front door are permanently | |) caged is assuring, and is a harbinger of new bounties and improvements to | |, come, l For two long days the bearded artist has labored, and now the wings | |) are spread forever. Or at least until the court house is condemned, Another source of joy and utility are the green lamps outside the door, | |} which also made their debut yester- contingent told Chief Magistrate Mc- Adoo: “This place looks like an Jrish castle now, Green lamps and every- thing, Just like the family estate at are going to do with the lamps?” And His Honor is authoritatively reported to have shaken his head doubtfully, For why the lamps at a day court, unless to act as landmarks for the homecoming citizens of the east side? Mac in is the word, All that 1s n@essary now for perfection is the familiar green line, a wall map of the plan of the structure and possibly—| |) @ new court house, Or a good old one, —— = = 3 CLOTHES And Now for the eo Final Reductions In This Great Sale Our Men’s Clothing Department will be in its new quarters in the adjoining building at 5th Avenue and 35th Street as soon as alterations are completed. Hence This Regrouping of - 743 Men’s Spring Suits Every one privately tailored for us--- Every one made singly---Every one from this season’s Regular Stock! 262 ='382 Reduced from Higher Prices, affording savings of from $8 to $12. Extra Salesmen to Insure Extra Good Service—a necessary requisite dames McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street