The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 8

eel i cee iors ae SC a ee eee Te nee a SEEEEAIENRameeraceane: ‘eneaeeneeena seelevensninandame aisle i : —— oe ____ THE RVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1920. DYNAMITE FOUND Detbctiver Tamb and Carpenter of the! WANTS HYLAN REMOVED. fron? not know msl Atlante Here To-Morrow, WS EEESREROSRSSRSSSRER AEE suneenene ‘ Raltimore and Ohto polices, stumbled tile atte a scandatous| The Atlant eet will return to the Upon the explonives 4 of his oath| Hudson River to-morrow. The The cases wero stencited with name ot the du Pont Company NEAR R. R. BRIDGE Anderson Says Mayor Makes No | Violation +. Pe aR the Btort to Enforce Dry baw | or too he fn inc Five ings: Pennsylvania, longer, and that if he does knew Utah, Arisona _ Five hundred sticks of dynamite, as the Bomb Squad in Manhattan, of Mayor Hylan from office packed in seven cases, were found to- ~ oree law of the Btate ‘on the! York againat the sale of ilquor, were notified at once. Du Pont of- = = = ships at to hold the|may be reached at the following land- ‘ " " and Five Hundred Sticks Uncovered on|were intact, two were open and from! William H. Anderson, State Superin-) 11 then he te unfit to boll the office.” | horas, Anh, Burret, Chtaname and Bi Statén Island Puzzle these two nticks ware missing, Detec- Wndent of the Anti-Saloon Langue, to-) 4 ac Prometheus, 129th. Btrect! tives Van Wagner, Ackerman and Eng- Gay made public @ letter sent by him! de Fe Pride, Shawmut, Lark @ fallard, ' Authorities. lend 6f the Staten Island police, as well t0 Gov, Smith demanding the removal | 20, 2croum Bonest pest, Berwet.: tere for, vistors wil om 2 to 6 P. M. daily except Fri- floials believe they will be able to trace the ownership of the dynamite. The records of the Baltimore and Ohio show no shipments of explosives over the Freshkiti Bridge in several ™ ‘The polloe believe the ex- plo! had been on the island but, twenty-four hours. Gay on Buckwheat Island, on the north thors of Staten Island, within 600 feet fj E Hed Freshkill Bridge of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. While searching for * elves in @ robbery committed In that - Soeality last week. Lieut. Lavin and i KELLNER BROS. Fwenty-nine years selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner I5th Street_and 6th Avenue’ It has been our self-imposed function to x present at moderate prices the truer new style-creations—eimultancously with their Queen Anne Dining Room suite in Amer- ie piece: $425 tions, covered & selection of fine catry, 2 Sofa 7 tu tach i wide pillow $3 95 (Loose epring cushion seals.) | oe } —, bi ? : Queen Anne Living Room A suite of luxurious propor 24 : : TER 5S ae, Louls XVI Bedroom eulte in A ican bs . (Chifforode ef unusually a t i panerous BoeRerian) ry *7] 4 ‘ at ; i Autumn Dresses EEN prior to preseue reductions Kellner prices represented the utmost in value giving. Think, then, what remarkable value tay be obtained in present offerings—-a really unusual opportunity, “The Twenty-five Rooms” will guide and aasiat you. You are cordially invited to view this axhibit of hame arransemant New Tailored Tricvutines! Teeming with new ideas of individuality and authenticity. Tricotines for smart afternoon and tailored wear—Satins of scintillating richness for more formal wear! Distinctive types in the predominating straightlines, with novel repressed em- bellishments, subdued colorful embroider- ies and pretty collars: Exceptional values. [f° ‘As Nature preserves the freshness of ber 4 Smart Hosiery The Signet Shoe Stores carry a complete line of moderate priced hose for men and women, AUH .* Siu oe en wate tone: ig “HEW YO ich TH - *Con46"5T.&. OSAvE « . Smart yomen's bi b y- 2s Our Easy Pay. Gooae piles Every where Within |] 190 Mites of New York A Stylish Woman’s Shoe at a Remarkably |] We — Furnten Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly Pay- menta, *Pince ca COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS from $32.50 up On Our Easy Payment Plan. October Go- S lumbla and Cor- Nf ‘American Sagar of] |. Refitting Company “«*Sueeteniee’ ‘with, Domi Re os did value. Come in and see it. At present we have Low Price an unusual range of sizes The kind of shoe that is in stock, Signet Shoe Co. wear anywhere, and at the Retailers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes imitiarn ‘Soap The Velvet Touch _For the Skin guage Records on Sewing Ma- ale ening, ag Its lustrated, at $5 17-10 K SEWING CE. f eo, od MACHINES ON CREDIT UP 10 $110 same time is sturdily made to stand knocks. A splen- “For the Whole Family Midg, Meriom, Liv West laren Brooklyn. BAT Fulton ¥) ODP. Weraid ‘and 14h BE. 4. STO! ES OPEN EVENINGS 7” 145 Broudwe: Oa AY ANNE( Queen Anne Period Dining Room Sulte in Amort. t, consistl F = ing of BUFFET, SERVING TABLE, 9 50 Inches, 6 ft. exten- at E rit fi Orkin's Friday Unprecedented Sale of NewGeorgette Blouses Trimmed With Real Filer or Embroidery Bd ad $ 4” 8.75 HESE blouses are exceptional in beauty and im quaiity. Most of them are copies or adaptations of exclusive models and are rich in ornature of chromite embroidery, beads, soutache braiding, silk fringe, hand-drawn work and real filet lace. In overblouse, tie-on and tuck-in models. Sizes 34 to 44; and fifty extra sizes from 46 to 54 in flesh and white. Brown, White. Taupe, Flesh, Bisque, Navy, - —— Orkin’s | Fifth Avenue %A2%STREET Broadway Iunounce for FRIDAY IMPORTANT SALE Smartest Coats a Coat Wraps Extraordinary Values at *48 Bolivia, Duvet de Laine, Chameleon Cord, Chamois, Suede Velour PTTTTIIT IIL tli tiers ARISTOCRATIC grace of line, warm, rich fabrics and luxurious fur collars are their fashion notes. Prudent economy is the mes- sage of their extremely low price—a common example of Orkin initiative in presenting higher quality at lower prices. Lined with fine silks, warmly interlined and impeccably tailored. Coat Wrap of Buede Velour, Taupe, Nu- tria Collar, $48, FUR COLLARS Australian Opossum, Taupe Nutria, French Seal or hand-embroidered. COLORS: Zanzibar Brown, Malay Dryad, Twilight, Suchow, Reindeer, Navy, Black. SSSR R RSS See Tt