The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1920, Page 14

* x basi Sees s Three Suspects. @nd all through the dark hours early morning the people of the horhood patroiied the block tooking for more captives. ‘The feare started when some 3 tols in the air to bring the police and others telephoned to the West 136th #) Street Station for help. Ten patrol- or men were sent to ransnck the and, following the directions ®Woman, who sald sho had see! fen enter the basement of ‘No, 18 West 126th Street, Patrolman John F, Mv- Auliffe went into the apartment of Charles Tonk, the janitor, and @loset there found Frank Meteer 1520 Both said they were chauutth had come there to ask if they get « job running elevators, tat both had served time in Bing, Metser being sent up for @nd robbery. Just after dawn Patrolman the yard of No, 68 Weat 126th When 4 man vaulted over the and dropped down beside him. too, was arrested, and taken to fe ae 3 % Arro' een PET Steet He ‘8 Maye One tor ¥ wert —— INTO TURMOIL BY A BURGLAR SCARE Residents Patrol 126th Street After Police Capture A burglar scare, following several Previous robberien and attempts at Pobbery, had most of the tenants of the block in 126th Street, between Firth and Lenox Avenues in « turmoil his morning. Three arrests remulted, tenants who saw men clambering ove the back fences of the block fired ptn~ Madison Avenue and Charies Moody of No. 160 East 97th Stpert. ure aod At Police Headquarters it was said geen years/for burgiary and Moody for from ten to twenty for assault ott, of the searching squad, was in Quarters, He gave his name as Hor- Every article listed below is and BE. & W. able and desirable brands, and remember, every purchase a a Se ane om ceteatiee ten trom Saat eR, Ome fer 8. ‘Two for 61.81. ont fer WSS ROE ise. 2.00 Mextord Sith Mixed Union 9th Street, occupation, for a job.” of the neigh- of the block, ofa n two ino of No. could Sing four. Nor-| Street fence . He, Head. backed by wert, fulta, ot mn Ome tor a. $3.00 Rexterd Ani One tor $4.64, the Ares and £8 Ww. ‘me tor 206, Ne Oi me ue for 6. [STORE lege for 2.01. 80 BN Me! BT Be ee Bi be ie ar West Shire } tor $2.6 on ae TESS URS SR ‘Tee for dee. one fee Ake Tie ‘Two Me freeeh, aortas One lor 26, Two for tte. oe Parks, Boston and Br Une tor’ bbe. Ewe be Arrem Benied Handhareh iets tie. Two for Be Matte Sel ne te te one 1 Se tte o aoirts Pt Mak ae Many other extraordinary dargains in addition to the above, We reserve the right to restrict the quantity pu keep dealers and jobbers from “cashing in” on this Coliars Cottars for Me, Cellars for Bie, e9 Garters for Be. rts efor 68.01 Man Minkus, address an No, 36 Bast and also stated that he was “looking The police sald that he too had been in Sing Sing for burg- 4-Piece Colonial Period Suite in American Walnut consisting of DRESSER, CHIFFO- Four pieces, ROBE, TOILET TABLE and BED in full size; as illustrated Three-Piece Library or Living Room Suite Monsive moulded frames, in Mahogany finish, highly feces: upholstered seats, backs and arms in imitation leather; indestructible springs in seats; as illustrated. STORE CLOSED ALL. DAY WEDNESDAY ‘0 prepare for this sensational valuegiving sale. A Trade Magnet That Will Draw Crowds from All Corners of Brooklyn, Long Island and Even New York oultywely quoted at the regular everyday selling price. Pay the regular price for one article and add one cent for an extra one. Collars are 26c regular, but at this sale 26c buys two, andise represented, including many nationally advertised CLOSED WEDNESDAY (TODAY) To prepare for this sensational value-giving event, SALE STARTS THURSDAY 9 A. M. BAKNUMS CLOTHIERS & FURNISHERS 579 Fulton St. Near Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, Open Eves, til] 10 P. M. Richard J. Huff, the pr transport employee who Waa arr enarged with the theft of $1,462 from is, was found guilty to-day In Fnited Btates Court and nen thirteen montha In the Atlanta All but §239 of the money waa ered. chauffeur, malt the A to OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS All Goods Marked in Plain Figures Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Long Islano. New Jersey and Connecticut MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES 86th St. Crosstown Care Two Blocks Away 4th St. “L” Station at Our Door Ave. Street Cars Pass Our Door 3d ALL GOODS MARKED iN PLAIN FIGURES §369°° §g9°° For instance, All season- our guarantee of satisfaction, 19.0 Mntras and One for $5.00. Two tk Mixture cone foe athe aS" ae en $0.00 Imported Seetch Madras Shirts, Manhattan Shire ine One for 14.08. Two for 8801. $7.98 Jan B1IK Brirts, ea. One for 1.8. See Tubuter Ther for Ba. Two for Ble. Sait. aL. shirts, © One The, Bat Ties, Ove tor Tie. Two tor The. 9).00 Bik Then, one ter tite we for 1.01 $1.00 Street Tien, Ove tor 1.00 Two fer $1.01. $1.50, Sik Thee, One for $1.50, Teo for $1.01 $2.00 Sith Ties. One for $1.08 Twe for $8.01, 14.90 Gik Ties, One tor $4.08, Two for #201, abe Cotton Hose One tor tbe. Two tor 300, de Lisle aoe One for Boe. Two for Sie Bee Heavy Army Hous One ter the “we for Bie, " oe fe YES, Pte fee tae, 81 Hose 178 One for HL38, Two for S128, . dras Pajamas One tor $4.00 Two for F401, 43.00 Solent Paiawa one ee bee Re tor Beet $1.06 Genuine Leather melts One 1.00. Fwo for $1.01 $1.80 Genuine Leather Mette, Patent Guchle One for $1.66. Two for $1.91 $1.00 French Suspenders One for B98, Two for b1.01 $1.80 Faney Guspenders Ome tor B10. “Pee tor $1.01 ed by any one person so as to Ww cost sale, 6.6.6.6 676 66 C606 G6 J ISH YOU knew a good, well-paid trade? Want to get away from the same old faces and the same old places? The Army is a good job—and a man doesn’t stay in one place until he grows roots. In the Army you can earn a good liv- ing and have/a chance to learn almost any trade you choose—learn to be a skilled man, worth more money when you go back to civil life. Does your job give you a chance like that? Why not get out of the rut, then? 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