The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, | Richard Croker Builds a Tomb For Himself on American Soil wre vassevea be erected at Abad Palm Beach, RICHARD CROKER'S TOMB. Richard Croker, when he dies, will be buried tm Amerfoan soil, and he has chosen the warm, hospitable soil of Florida, which he has learned to love so well in vigorous life, for his last resting place, The photograph shows the tomb the former Tammany chief has caused to 18 BBLS. OF BOOZE SAVED ON LAST DAY i} Two Men Caught Are Accused of| Attempting to Steal $18,000 | Worth While Two Escape. wo men were arrested, two others eacaped, and an attempt to steal eighteen barrels filled with liquor was nipped in the bud last night when| detectives Rocco Cavone and John Lahey of the Beach Street Station who were walking along Hudson Street near Franklin, were recognized they say by four men who were in the act of mak- ing away with the spirits, five barrels of which had already been loaded on truck. Detective Cavone volver and headed off two sed. The liquor was being taken from the warehouse of the Merchants Distribut- ing and Export Corporation, No. 144 Franklin Street, it is charged. A door had been forced and thirteen barrels | rolled up behind it Two men were locked upon charges of burglary and taken to Police He quarters. They described themselves | as Louis Brum, twenty-elght, of No. 599 Tenth Avenue and John Verfiis, twenty-nine, of No. 650 West 4lst Street. The liquor is valued at $1,000 a barrel. J.H. FLAGLER HOME AT GREENWICH SOLD Had Not Been Occupied Since the Death of Widow a Year Ago, The palatint residence of John H. Flagier in North Street, Greenwich, Conn, which has not been occupied singe the death of Mrs, Alice M. Flag- ler @ year ago, hus been suld to Walter ©, Teagle of New York, President of the Standard Oil Company, Tt is understood between $300,000 and $400,000 was paid for the estate of forty acres. The residence 1s of the Spanish |mission type, and many aviwh enter ments were given there by Mrs. NAVAL OFFICER MISSING. General Alnem for Licut, C. M Ben= | The Mis | ce Headau terday to Lieut. Carre | of the United Sta’ Dec. 28, disappeared fr Astor, where he had resided sen. The request was made b gator Thomas J. S' Intelligence Office, Bennett disappeared wh returned to duty follow= who bn it has been an officer tn four years. His home .s in on, and it t@ sald he comes from a wealthy family. It 1s believed he is a victim of foul play or amnesia Friends said he carried a conside amount of money when he left ” ONE OF 300 NECCO SWEETS New England Confectionery Company BOSTON, MASE. | FRANKLIN Simon Boys’ SuHops Firru Foor A Now—or—Never Sale of 400 pairs Boys’ Shoes | Sizes 1 to O—Reduced to $ 52 Sizes 10 to 13144—Reduced to *4* The replacement value of these shoes is $9.00 and $7.00 respectively, so that you are saving something on both former and future prices. Only Brown or black. Nar- row, medium, or broad toes. A great opportunity if you act at once! Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets 400 pairs. Boys’ and Children’s Haircutting Shop—Fifth Floor STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. HEARN ~ Fourteenth Street Saturday Sale Women’s Shoes 8.85 - Less than today’s wholesale cost Women’s patent-leather dress Boots, high-cut, laced, with West of Fitth Aroome 59TH TO 60TH. “THIRD, TO LEXINGTON 1926. ONE. BL ‘OG K FROM black kid tops, new narrow toes, high French heels, turned soles. The reason for reduction is that we have only C and D widths and the sizes are fiom 4 to 8 only, Women’s Tenderfoot Arch Support Shoes, made on medium round toes, long leather inside counters, steel shank pieces, and long extension heels. Women troubled with aching feet, fallen arches or flat foot should try this shoe. It has given relief to thousands. All Sizes and Widths. 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