The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1920, Page 8

——— Oo + vee THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DE ENDS lIFF Jana a native of New York Mo 08 ®)BIG FUR ROBBERY 5 SEIZED LOADING curb broker. He amarried and Mil peadtkta' ot. n Univeraity. IS PARTLY FOILED) WHISKEY ON TRUCK ay an Way € Thieves Get Away With Part of|Surprised at Work in a Newark my 3 Young Doolinu's ‘4 OF P | DOOLING RR ome o Loot, but Fail to Return Street — Furniture as | ih a Es | for the Balance, Camouflage, | . : Tt became known Inst night that bures| NEWARK, Deo. 18 —Pive negroes, | ontored the #toreroom of the Alaska |three of them brothers, were arrested 1 ne Company, on the |early to-day charged with loading whis- of No, 41 Great Jonos|key upon a truck in front of the ware- Ladies’ Solitai trom the headquarte house at No. 14 Arlington Street, and : pt ony bn Kenton, on Saturday | will be arraigned before U. $. Commia- Diamond iv; several thou-|sloner Matthewn to answer an allega- of furs, tion of Violating the Volstend act, Superior grade, perfectly cut, blue committed tn eeosre we Ais soilee, eurorined ie men at white Diamonds in 14 K. Solid Gold *atrolman Zimmer- | wor! hey re aald to have loaded ten : 0) ct the Mercer Street station. To [barrels anda number of case upon a|y Mountings. Special for tomorrow, 44 that at 11.80 o'dlosk he fo truck, and there wae a quantity of fur? ur convenient credit terms everything niture on the sldewalk, which the police || make it easy for you to own 60 ie a ON WESTERN TRIP. Moving Rifle in Auto Hugo with Engle Kills Son of New York Congressman. Reduces the Cost of Charm The charm of artistic home decoration depends on the individual touch— not on something merely pretty. The hand | WERE BOYHOOD CHUMS. ' OC i declare was to be placed aboard the|{ Diamonds and Jewelry—en- : i, ig ease aiebiesks tian Knights of r buralar [truck aaa camoutags, sessed joy wearing them while you ata rowan Mais unde may + Ps nut out of businen 4 thore , YY Were engage y rr} ‘ above, is si a : aa Two, With Joseph Farrell, MYSTERIOUS RIDE | race eVishtone ok robbery inside. Near |by a man near thelr homes and were to Be aa iaitited cont ns = (hohe oweal The base, in Polyehnoms @atst ; I, eantelst ‘i ce warn two ba Hed with fy ‘eoelve $15 each for the work of load! . : : : 4 & Were Just Finishing Coast | = ENDS IN A CELL |e, soos wor to nagn rina wits tus |rseive 18 ch for the work of lading | OS Se ae intl 11 P.M is 5 feet high.’ The hand hammered u to Coast Trip. lo ol = ia Tax! of | save returned for had Patrolman Zim-|warehoure, they sald, by the stranger, || ————<<<—<—<<—$<—$—$<$ $$ < <_$_$___. . iron and art glass shade may be adjusted i [Youth Tours Newark im Taxt On| ricrman not discovered thelr work who opened up the placo and gave them Send for FREE de Luxe Catalog \j| to any height, thus making this lamp a i FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 1—The Cor-| a Strange . Then Finds Wor none tobe weeen Neat eee wore ing finest assortment of Diamonds, 2 They told the police the men who tio MBLING CASES CONTINUED ),,,...; : SNaHOn GAMEUINGG! hired them had beon watching fram a /} J for all occasions. Write to Dept. } » an investigation of the death of Peter titchelt's tnxtCnb| yeesan Triale Go Over Till er nearby and that the driver was|f lor SU occasions. lire ’o ee : J. Dooling jr. son of Congreseman i Str si ton In Newar on another corner, The pollos were f nd Street Station In Newatl | Weanenday by Agreement. unable to dnd these persons. ina , aoe © Orda. and ¢ d " The Tson re th Peter J. Dooting of New York, who|°*™Y tovlay ant 4 The trial of ‘Town Supervisor] «tM PUROMeT®, ave, thelr names as) 1650 Broadway , io hauffeur | Geo Al y y ol Dy hy, twenty-six, and Demon Mur- | was shot 4nd almost instantly killed| from time to tim chauffeur | George Wilbur Doughty of Hemp-| Murphy. twents J Mur. ; st stead, Assemblyman Thomas Me-|Prys Que’, toners, Iabb) Anderson, | at 5ist Street f K. 4 { piy asked for orders and York. ‘The authoriten are oti Whinney of Lawrence, Sheriff Charles |all of Newar! eee | coing until I Vouk. The authorities are entiatied 1) Ere ey W. Smith and Postmaster O'Keefe of practical as well as beautiful $2950 ‘hes and Jewelry, appropriat decoration. Complete . « Loner and police to-iay will complete | Si Since the first Lightolier was manufactured 16 years ago, every lighting fixture and lamp bear- ing that name has gone forth with a heritage of correctness in design, masterful workmanship and durability. As designers and manufacturers you are assured of satisfactory selections no : matter how modest your appropriation may be. was an accident and no arrests have|to see how ed, and Bee | Oyster Bay for conspiracy to prevent been made. eritically ex of ths Legit y| the prosecution of gamblers in Nas- : were passing, aa if he were looking su County were set for to-day at Young Dooling, nglo and Joseph ')C. Farrell of New York were here on! the last log of a trip from New York some place to st “LIL get out he hen they| Mineola, but were postponed until <, Ho| Wednesday by agreement, | 4 i) The death of former President to San Francisco, travelling in Engle's | enue POUCE | Joseph Cassidy of Queens, who was _eutomobile, They arrived at 1 A. M. * hn on | indicted with the others, has caused . i yesterday, obtained oil and gasoline T might as well general rearrangement of the plans ; i “ond started for San Francisco, Doo- Hie Was lof District Attorney Charles R 4 Eling arivitig, His chums were on the | r | Weeks, 2 trhack seat. . ‘ h Engle found a .@ rifle disturbing him, and in transferring it the trig- . -) < é wer was pulled. The bullet passed “through the front seat and entered ) Dooling’s body, passing through he “fight lung and lodging below hisg of the larger one. It is 19 COMPANY, mse sh i Fasirone ‘Gghtolier 222 mart, ‘he young man Yeoume un MADISON AVENUE = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK | 150 Braden ten tor nee aga ; Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Lighting Fixture and Lamp Headquarters) ‘You'll find our spacious showrooms surprisingly cary to reach. Only 7 minutes from Times Square. Right at the Prince Sireet Station of the B, R..T. Subway. 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