The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1920, Page 12

a4 PET TS MT SL EY 22 dee y iA before Judge A. N. Wend in the Feteral re Suspended. i| NER HELD IN NOTE RAISING, [rrr Court tosiay ant nn omnes manner Soke F Fotmer Federal Reserve Bank ofti-|for trial Jan d by the Pub- cial Arraigned Mefore Judwe Hand, | Dunckieman, on to cease op- south of Canal Arthur C, Dunekelman, of Westwood, |* ry N. J. formerly Amwintant Chief of the |! 3 laid pee) } \ } j t the 1 + i Rank of New : a jnat June on t a3 denomination of hot ‘he ing them in the vunk, i \ _. My of Slain Gangster Is WGarbed in Uniform He Wore in France. “gabe Miitary honors were announced to- tor “Monk” Bastman, the former He leader, who returned from & Dero, was restored to ocfti- ip As = result of his record. and shot to death in Union Square Bday morning. ‘body is at the Yannaco under- establishment, No. 248 Metro- Avénue, Brooklyn. The tody 4 in the army service unl- On, the left breast is the an Legion wounded men'r On the left shoulder is the min of the 27th Division. The three service and two rirfies. A silver plate on tho bears Eastman's name, date of th and death, and underneath, Jost pal. Gone but not forgot- funeral fs set for 2 P. M. to- . Burial will be in an army in Cypress Hills Cemetery. A escort of members of the Infantry Post, American Le- will escort the body to the grave fire the volley after the body Is The arrangements were jealle by two of Bastman's “buddies” ce, John J. Boland of No. 16% 4 ~ = o yy, and Hank Miller, platoon nt. As far as known, none of ‘s relatives have appeared, It was reported his “buddica” adjauthority from them to claim tho jody at the Morgue. police are looking for nine in connection with Eastman’s ler. They are the bartender and ter of the Blue Bird Cafe, the b driver with whom “Monk” ft the saloon and the six men who led him in the cab and who / been with him from midnight, ‘time he left the neighborhood of room at No. 801 Driggs Avenue, until he was nmurdered. se me LAST THREE DAYS!! Wa | -M. KOTLER TRUNK CO. 506 Sixth Avenue, handling of foodstuffs in hours when moat of the ting I# done, but when travel ours in Haght, to $35 None Sent c.0.D Between 30th & 3ist Sts. Open Evenings Until 8.30 different in sty Paris—27 Rue d’ Enghien London—2/7 Piccadilly West America—‘‘Coast to Coast’ West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Brooklyn—Fulton, Near Hoyt... .(Sale at All Tiree Stores)......... I.ewark—Broad and West Park Genuine Fur Collar Luxurious Silk Lined , COATS Greatly Reduced! Tomorrow’s Outstanding Feature 45 Formerly $55, $65 and $75 Grouped at this price are hundreds of distinguished coats and Werth rade selections, entirely } , material and trimming from the coats seen in ordinary sales. without precedent! The values are quite —Suedene —Bolivias —Frost Glow —Wool Velours —Tinseltone —Silvertones —Normandy Cloth —Silvertip Bolivias With big collars of Australian Opossum, Nutria and Natural Raccoon, or stunningly plain to wear with your own furs. Richly Silk lined and warmly interlined. Wrap, wrap-coat or regulation types. Marvelous Costs ina marvelous sale! Season’s Supreme Coat Opportunity! 135g * mabe 10, ‘ MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street — An Extraordinary Offering of Ostrich Feather Fans and Silk Wrist Bags will take place to-morrow (Thursday) and Friday, on the First Floor. exceptional values in The values are phenomenal 100 Ostrich Feather Fans,each made of five long, curled-tip feathers, handsomely mounted on amber-celluloid sticks; in black, white, flame, jade, orchid, rose and ten other fashionable colors serge; 6 to l4 years . Two-piece Regulation Dresses of all-wool at the unprecedentedly low price of serge; 12 and 14 years iF $15.00 Washable Dresses; 6 to 14 years . . 2.75 : All-wool Plaid Skirts; 6 to 14 years . 8.75 (War Revenue tax additional) English Raincoats (sizes incomplete) . 8.95 Wrist Bags Also Winter Coats, in various models and Of genuine silk duvetyn, lined with majestic satin and mounted with ivory-finish or tortoiseshcll-finish celluloid; fitted with mirror and purse very specially priced at $6.50 Of fine-quality silk moire, lined with majestic satin; fitted with mirror and inside com- partment very specially priced at $5.75 (War Revenue tax additional) B. Altman & Cn. | Special Clearance Sales of '! Girls’ Outerwear and Little Chilcren’s Coats to begin to-morrow. (Thursday) will offer greatly reduced prices): ' Girls’ Outerwear One-piece Regulation Dresses of all-wool materials, at proportionately low prices. Little Children’ (sizes incomplete, but ranging generally from 2 to 5 years) ‘reduced, for quick disposal, to $9, (These Sales on the Second Floor) Thirty-fifth Street the following (all at - $8.90 - $9.85 s Winter Coats , “sy 75 \ WAIT! For Our Great January Sale Begins Monday, January 3rd It Will Repay You HEARN. Fourteenth Street © (ESTABLISHED 1827) West of Filth Avenue See Pages 18 and 27 for Other Hearn Advertising For Colds, Grip or Influenza Grove’s Laxative Bromo -~w Quinine tablets Be sure its Bromo f- jet” O 6.2 Lirere ‘The genuine bears this signature 3c, ‘ SUNDAY WORLD WANTS __ WORK MONDAY WONDERS ‘ Seseessssaesesesecesecessogeooeees Greatest Seller on Earth---On Sale Dec.. 31 1921 WORLD ALMANAC Presidential Election Returns---Census Figures weeseegeeoeecoenseesecsooseooeoees seeeososoeseeeees i ee oo meee coe Tee 50c 65c. By Mail