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14" TRIO LOCK WOMAN IN AND ROB HER (conet rete cops testimony They Hought Whiskey Won't Go. | | c and We pan of| Go Over Roof of Adjoining ',,, trict “drank House To Enter—One Man i dale | Caught SL pretiok: (ae James O'Donnell, No Street, was held witho J, Flanagan with having 4 them MR aoe dia chatgecel Wireary (0 8 20 ins saloon at No, &2 ¢ ne West Side Court tc The evic e in court and Late last night George Hathmaker| ioe in the aid Magistrate <= No. 889 Ninth Avenue \ | Schwab policeman, was enterin riment The co missing and so house where he live men | Flanagan rushed by him. Hathm his police whistle, Two of but O'Donnell was caught ts, It Is alleged, were founr All Aboard! ® brooch and a meshbag been stolen from the dames Edgerton. No. Street. It is alleged the apartment over the r Hathmaker live escape and entered by Edgerton was in th ing her bedroom. to keep quiet, locke took the loot and went back the they came. Give Your revs LIONEL Electric . Good for years of fun.Write eae a for handsome catalog in colors. $5,000,000 SUIT BROUGHT IN BRONX Catering Company Bases Claim on a Contract ‘With Exposition Concern, An action in which $5,000,000 in dam- @ges is asked, was filed Bronx Supreme Court by y #Catering Company, Incorpo 4 the Bronx Exposition, Incor * @ ie the largest, single claim ever filed in a ,the company < ie The catering company entered into a | Fd twenty-one-year agreement for the ex if elusive sale of food and drink and al- leges that because of the failu of the exposition company to fulfil tts part of iping hot ' the agreement, namely the erection of « proper buildings that {t has suffered the Coffee’creamed Wig damage. The catering compaty 4 says, if the agreement had been prop- | and sweetened erly carried out it would have had an fo: fncome of $100,000 a year. beforehand ! | — Mahe it at NO WORD OF NAVY BALLOON. table -each Berit te ccc o| / Sam eebaretelys |i Officers at the Rockaway Naval Air 4 boiling water. ’ Station to-day awaited word from three elieutenants who left there yesterday in © free balloon The party, making the flight to study | Air currents, expected to be carried] : westward several hundred miles and i then over the Great Lakes into Canada Lieut. Walter Hinton, who was a pilot on the NC-4 when that seaplane made! fits transatianticyair voyage, is Might) commander, His companions are Lieuts. | | | Btephen A. Farr@l and L. A. Kloor. —- OPPOSES CONEY HOSPTAL. Jewish Charities Head Says There ‘ In No Need A protest against th ction of the | Proposed menorah Hospital at Con Teland was made to-day ‘by Max Abel-| man, executive director of the Brook- | lyn Federation of Jewish Charities, The | project is non-sectarian and will re- quire $500,000, he said. U BBERS Mr. Abelman said that in view of the general depression all charitable activi- tles which might duplicate work in a \ | field already well provided for should) be curtailed, and wrote to the State | | | protect your health—and ene pocket-book as well hey save your shoea\ | Board of Charities asking that no char- | tor be issued wake Xmas bappy For bor! Model 19, $60 With § atr - drwen rete twee. ‘ i i PLECTRIK Sold by elect dealers who display this advertisement CLBRANER al phone or write for name of nearest etric Corporation 1300 2 2 6 Avenue at 13% Street, New Yor (THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, i] 1920.” MUSIC OPEN EVENINGS IMBEL BROTHERS 32up STREET ~ BROADWAY ~33no STREET NEW YORK CITY 10 Days More of the Christmas Piano Club SAVE $100 Make Your Own Deduction Fromthe Regular Marked Price of Any New Player Piano Any New Upright Piano: Any New Grand Piano SALONS Every price is clearly marked—the regular, fair, low prices for which the Gimbel Piano Salons are noted. And you deduct $100! Instead of a feature sale of one make or another—a Christmas ClubSale of every new piano, new player piano and newW grand pianoin our stock. Nota few dollars off —as some stage asale. Buta full one hundred dollar saving no matter what price instrument you buy. Think what that means to your Christ- mas purse—then add the fact that you have two whole years to pay. Deduct $100 © on all New Grands 88 - Note New Player Piano: You Pay As: Low As $425 Popular priced pianos and players — rightly priced to begin with—brought by this extraor- dinary reduction to prices we believe to be the very lowest in town. Wonderful re- producing grand pianos that bring into your home the performances of the great pianists —truly recorded—truly reproduced. All in a sale that brings you a $100 saving—and a piano at that saving in time for Christmas, Deduct $100 on all New Players -Two Whole Years To Pay---And These Gimbel Features Buy your piano now—have it for Christmas— with no heavy drain on your purse right at holiday time! Gimbels terms of two whole years to pay make that possible, The terms also include a 10-year guarantee of every in- strument, a bench to match every player—a stool with every piano—and the privilege of charging up to $50 worth of music rolls to your player account. Also—if you have an old piano you wish to sell—you can subtract a fair allowance from the price of the new one, Deduct §100 on ali New Pianos This Coupon Brings You All Information IF YOU CAN’T CALL, MAIL THE COUPON Music Salons Open Evenings Till 9 P. M. Musie Salons will be open every evening until 9 o'clock, After 5:30 please use 33rd St. En- trance, near Broadway. MUSIC GIMBEL BROTHERS MUSIC SALONS 33rd-Street and Broadway, N. Y. City Gentlemen: Please send me further information concerning your Christmas Club Sale offering new Pianos, new Players and new Grand Pianos at $100 of Name A Street and Number City and State E. W.-12-14 SALONS—Eighth Floor FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGE 16 GIMBEL BROTHERS _32np STREET - BROADWAY - 33n0 STREET NEW YORK CITY Save on the Best Of Christmas Gifts Just 10 Days More to This Christmas Sale og On Payments As Low as $5 a Month A phonograph is not just a Christmas luxury in this sale as necessities are priced—on the clc every one’s means. The Music Salons are open evenings until nine. this opportunity. but a Christmas necessary—and priced ast possible margin—to bring it within No one need miss As to quality, tone, workmanship, mechanism: we to high phonograph standards. all makes of records—a_tone modifier—wapden amplifier—powerful, silent-running motor—these are some of the points to note. Come and look them over now. Only 10 days more before Christmas. Be Sure You Choose Rightly Compare All The ' Best Makes Right here at Gimbels—all the four finest phonographs—arranged for a fair test and comparison. i all of these measure A Universal tone arm, playing Not some one else’s opin- ion—some salesman’s ad- vice—but your own care- ful judgment based on a fair test of all! That’s the only sensible basis of choice. That's the oppor- tunity you have at Gim- bels. And every make is sold on Brunswick $125 Terms Brunswick As Low A wooden amplifier that gives the tone violin quality. A re- producer that plays every make of record just as it is made to e played. Pathe “Tone Supreme” its claim to fame—$25 worth of records free with every Pathe Phonograph. Your own choice of all Pathe Records. Victrola wie Tone arm and tone chamber built to give its clear, vibrating tone.: Automatic brake and speed regulator. IF YOU CAN’T CALL, MAIL THE COUPON GIMBEL BROTHERS MUSIC SALONS, 33d Street and Broadway, N. Y. City. Gentlemen—Please send me further inf. cerning the Brunswick ( Pathe Columbia Grafonola ( °), or Conreid Phi Columbia Name... : $120 Street and Number, } Columbia (rrefonola The exclusive festure of the tone leaves anc the n 4 on-set gqutomatic stop. Baek City and state. Gimbels