The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1919, Page 7

mad DETECTIVES HUNT MASTER” INBOND THEFT CONSPIRACY Arrest of Lawyer as Broker's Aid in Plot Brings Chase Near Head of Band. @oores of detcetives to-day are searching for a fourth man in the “Wall Street bond theft plot.” As- sistant District Attorney John T Dooling calls him “the master mind of the conspiracy,” a man whose cu- hous career has embraced at least half a dozen firm names. Two important arrests have already been made. Norman 8. Bowes, ‘at attorney at No. 1421 G Street N.| W., Washington, reputed partner of David W. Sullivan, of Sullivan & Co., brokers, at No. 10 Wall Strect, ‘was arrested in the capital last night released in $25,000 ball. Informa- | tion received here is that the charges Against him Include that of conspiracy with Sullivan and Winfield Williams, the latter also under arrest in Wash- ington. | Sullivan was arrested here Tues- day on ch s of grand larceny and criminally receiving stolen prop- erty and was held in $75,000 bail by Magistrate Mancuso in Tombs Court. An examination of Sullivan & Co.'s papers and correspondence, Mr, Dooling said to-day, shows that the name of William W. Easterday, who is under indictment bere and elsewhere for grand larceny and who also was indicted if Baltimore for manslaughter, frequently was signed t Sullivan & Co. letters. Numerous entries on the books of the firm show that money was paid to one “J. Hill” for bis expenses on various trips, and for rent on his apartment at No. 264 Mr. Dooling says that the part- ner of the Sullivan firm arrested in Washington yesterday was formerly |} Easterday’s attorney, and represented him after bis arrest in Baltimore on @ charge of mansiaughter, Easterday at one time occupied offices at No, 1418 H Street North- west, Washington. When he left there these offices were reopened promptly by Sullivan, who employed Kasterday’s former business man- WL OLO Oe: Be PURO) ReneS Just about eleven Every top has a pocket! He is a connoisseur in the matter of collecting pocket Can you see the young man standing on one foot and hunting for that elusive something—perhaps ‘ a piece of gum—that has hidden among the snake skin, rusty keys, old stamps, dried up orange peel and the wild conglomeration that is always dear to a boy's heart? The pockets have to be pretty stout to hold all these things. fillers. These corduroy suits abound in pockets. The coat is alpaca lined, The trousers are lined and the seams finished well. In drab color. ; $9.74 Extra Trouser Suits, $16.74 In all wool cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds, in mixtures and plain patterns. In box or side pleated Norfolks, semi or patch pocket models, ENIEVS—Second Fivor, 4th Strect, Rear Attractions Are Prices—Quality—Servier Tiorald Square: / 34th to 38th SO Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only The vogue French pump Superior in quality to those pede sold i ier shops r several dollars %# more a pair.) Among modes which | are new in footwear, the short vamp haps, the most marked and charming. model which makes a smart appeal to women interested in this type of footwear. In patent leather, dull kid and black satin. Geare—Second Floor, Rear ager. Easterday later occupied offices at No, 42 Broadway. His “failure” in resulted in the loss of thou- sands of dollars by his customers. | Easterday also was indicted in| Baltimore for an affair in which a mysterious “Captain Brown" ewindled | a banking firm in that city out of several] thousand dollars. HERALD SQUARE Inu NEW YORK each phonograph. The platform swings each competing phono- graph into the same position as the one before, i Each plays under exactly the same conditions. | You instantly hear the slightest difference in tone, quality and voldme. Come in and hear the Turn-Table Comparison before you decide on your Christmas phonograph, It is a test that will amaze you. . Se Edison Shop : ; 473 FIFTH AVENUE: BETWEEN 401 2415! STREETS, urers of the Because this comparison is purely a service to the music-loving public, will be given only at’ y: request, Hear it, though you do not want *s bay a phonograph Im- mediately, ? ‘Ask to hear the EDISON TURN-TABLE COMPARISON A SEVEN-TIME WORLD WANT WORKS ALL THE MEEK. ORDER ONE 0-DAY AND PROSPER, HERE is only one way to find out which is best—by hearing the Turn-Table | Comparison at The Edison Shop. | The Turn-Table Comparison is the only tar, | scientific, and absolutely dependable compari. of phonographs ever made. On a revolving platform are placed three lead- ing phonographs and The New Edison. One after another the same selection is played by invited to in- other machines of equal or . at any time during business hours, Our Own Rich Fruit Cake This Fruit Cake has been baked for over five months and is well seasoned and is made of pure ingredients, such as French glaced fruits, imported currants, selected almonds, walnuts, citron, raisin, igen gad arenes peel, and brandy. Scrupulous care and scientific skill are used in mixing these materials and in baking the cake, It Il keep for months and improve with If steamed for 30 min- e d served with a sauce it mak plum pudding. At 7%c lb iS FRUIT CAKE—Baked in cial size forms, each cake ighing about 1% pounds. Contains raisins, citron, wal d the purest of spices. Bic ea /T LOAF CAKES, made of pure and fine ingredients, hing about 134 pounds. A quality that retails in spe stores at 75c each. Our price, bic Order Thanksgiving Pies Now Mince, $1.04 an@ J4c Each; Pumpkin, 59¢ and 89¢; Apple, 64c and 44c Each Made from the finest ingredients according to an old-fashioned recipe; flaky, rich crust, toothsome filling, spiced and flavored deliciously. We do not deliver these pies, Lut will have them ready for you on November 6th. All Our Bakery Products Are Baked on the Premises MARTHA ANN FRUIT CAKE THE CAKE OF PERFECTION Home made for this store. The cakes are baked in the early Spring, but none is shipped before Fall. Made of fourteen different varieties of fruits and seven varie- ties of nuts. in each 100 Lbs. of cake there are only four lbs. of flour, Put upin1, 4 and 3-lb. cakes. 3-1b. cake, $4.24; 2-1b, cake, $2.84; 1-1b. cake, $1.44, Delicatessen N HADDIL. SHRIMP SALAD, 66e Wb Faney N of fi TOOTS SMOKED FINN Ih shrimps, celery and our own IRVLLAT SAUSAGE ell spiced and Fine CORNED cooked POTATO le French om = round; ~— cut f MILK’ CHEESE— , sharp and of fine flavor 46c Ib. DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE— Rich and of piquant flavor, GENUINE SMOKED WHITE FISH, 42¢ lb.—-Rich and of fine flavor; an excellent breakfast dish, R BRAND SALAMI SAU- ¥ AGE, 89: |b.—Vancy sausage, Tac |b. well spiced and seasoned; | FULL MILK CHEESE—Mild savory and delicious. and of fine flavor, 4le Ib. Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered. U, S. Food Administration License No, G02865 B0538 ~ kame —Fitth Floor, 35th Street, * RH Macy & Co’ HERALD SQUARE «Sc, NEW YORK in these regulate substitute VW MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET IT, ij ie _ comfortable bathrobe for women Made of blanket cloth, in an attractive floral pattern, this practical robe has a fin- ishing of satin ribbon on the sailor collar, the cuffs, ockets and down the front, Sizes 86 to 46, hoare —Third Voor, Centre Sale in the music department! and when there's a sale in the musie department there's for merry-making, whether you play a musical instrumen A ukelele at £3.96 would reguiarly be made a special purchase for thie sa os are Detter than th of the offer becomes 4 pp he ia stain Th color of Koa’ wood, basswood Seif instruction books for ukelele v'th Hawaiian selections, 44¢ S14 Victor records About 2,500 of these records, including youal ai &nd opératic records—reduced’ to G1e, Tie, Pte, DBE, 8 Standard prices, 6c, $1.00, $1.25, § RECORD ALBUMS : At Be would seem superflu- A L ous, so eloquent are} Working for F | Heart.”" fine grade ot paper ts| “W album will accommo- ° pillow cases Re : of fine quality, at thrift prices = ‘ e Prices based on wholesale cost of months ago. r Orr Own “EXTRA” Quality Our Own “SUPERIOR” Quality Al sheets ; Iemstiteh'd Sizes Hemmed Hemstiteh’d 7 Each Bac Each fy ; ‘ap 54x99 ~ $2.54 & And when you consider 65x99 $2.84 3.09 sold last year at this price, 2.69 65x108 8.09 3.34 shellucked and varnined the 270 72x99 319 344 ieee and’ Ane ett 296 72x108 3.56 — : 81x99 3.56 _ ' Y 5.89 q 81x108 3.04 4.19 AWlack one ane ret arab “ = 0x09 $04 4.19 lnatrumental—dance - - 90x108 4.28 4.54 AND SHIEK Pillow cases “The Hand That| Novody “Booms “to 59¢ 69e 42x3814 69e - Ft Gore 69c 79¢ 45x38 — — t ; #1 Me _ 84c 50x38 84e 980 ‘Where the Lanterns 79 vet 54x38. pairg = Forever, Think- | “Oh. What a Pal Was Sizes given are before hemming. ak Climbing We have but a limited’quantity of the above sizes, If _ te All Sweet ‘Pullp! ‘ine «19 | you wish to take advantage of these values, we advise you ~| “chinese Lutaby” | to come early. i “Alexander's Band Is hn Back in Dixieland,” (East Is West). a ewe —Fourth Floor, 34th Street, Rear The separate ski : : OR smart and swagger style, nothing is more sure in its appeal than the combination of the separate skirt and the short coat. Worn with different blouses, the separate skirt gives a variety of costume effects, and the short coat i B—Polo coat of greenish has the charm of | mixture, collared with being the latest of © $49.75 dyed raccoon, winter fads in wraps. | A—A smart sport coat of leather, $33.75 C—Rich moleskin makes this" — youthful short | A-—Accordion pleated skirt, at- tractively plaited, in w variety of colors. $22.74 B—Abweel Cau cheek skirt | W steete ta eke $22.74 sy pbekets of sik brad.” om “22 ort oe LS ahead <i Gewe—~Phird Foor , ee A special sale in linen Pes handkerchiefs = {} Why not drop in and i look them over? They are worth it. A clearance of 79 misses’ high-grade plain and fur trimmed suits, $69:75 originally priced from $89.75 to $129.00 For women / 5376 Irish linen handker- chiefs with 14-inch hem- : stitched hems. ; ¥ Price, 6 for 87e “Bi For men a }, 5808 Irish linen handker- . chiefs of good quality — and good size, with 4- inch hemstitched hems, fi] Price, 42¢ each Spare—Main Fleer, Centre, Muslin sheets and : In a variety of this season’s..best styles. Materials—Duvet superior, velours, tinsel tones, and silvertones,velveteens. Fur trimmed with natural. squirrel, nutria, Australian opossum and mole. In desirable street shades, ' Saat —Third Moor, 85th Street, Frowt, MTs —Basoment, 34th Street, Rear Store hours 9 to 5.30