The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1921, Page 4

Se RNa ee oe antes ae i ESN APPLY 1 HGH PRCE SUTE Vacancies Enough for Those ‘Who Will Pay $5,000 to $20,000 a Year Rent. DA you know the housing shortage ‘® myth, that you had been scared = @ “wild outcry of newspapers and i. pa” and that landiords are weeping for tenunts and think- ‘of hiring “pullers in" to get their " @tpty fate filed? | Douglas P. Wiliman told Public ser- Hill all about It @s reported by The Ete- World, and deciared: ip no shortage of apart- USING SHORTAGE BANDIT LEADER THE EVENING ‘WORLD, TUES Car ahaa to 1a ear eh YN MOT a ors DAY, JANUARY 11, 1921. SAID 10 CONFESS sanciuligieticons Police Say He Was Not Con- nected With $600,000 Pal- mer Jewel Robbery. Juan Alvarez, a nineteen-yonr-old admitting to holdups in the Bronx, were to-day held for the Grand Jury by Magistrate Ten Byck in the Mor- |risania Court, A fifth man, Albert Huybirchitse, a Dutch sallor, who had been arrested with them, was discharged, as the prosecutor had no evidence against him, feeate, My firm and other real estate e=8 have thore vacancies on our ‘than at any other time since 1914, read this, Ihe Evening justied out early to-day Spartment at a rent that enable him to eat at least @ day and wear a 1921 (50 from last spring's prices) call was made on the Pesse and Elliman, Inc. of ‘Madison Avenue, of which Lawrence B., Mr. C. Jetter, courteous young cl @ landlord lower ‘Big rentals by telling nim there is a Gecline—you've got to show have trouble renting he'll come down.” the looks of that list you've ing some trouble to the last. The first to these old buildings mad ap jonts of two ‘The day is coming an awful burden you got there suitable the ¥ . ‘The inspection nd when the reporter A lange number of persons who have been the victims of hold-up men in upper New York during the Jast few months were in court to seek to identify them. The police believe that the arrest of Alvares and his associates will clear up a number of robberies, ‘ Silvestre Rambaoa, who pleaded fullty to one rowbery, was held in $5,000 ball, Juan Alvarez, Criapo Avelino and Meliciano Jalos, who ad- mitted to two robberies, were held in $10,000 bal} exch. They were locked | up in the Bronx County jail in de- fault of bail. Tt was at first supposed that the arrest of Alvarez would asssist in clearing up the mystery surrounding the robbery of $600,000 worth of jew- eis ond other valuables from the home of Mrs, Charlotte King Palmer, No, 59 Bast 90th Street. » few weeks ago. Further investigation, however, |” convinced the police that Alvares had no connection with that crime, The Pilipivo and lis companions were arrested last night following the hold-up of Lee Hong’s restau- fant at No. 2823 Third Avenue, The police may Alvarez, whose father is Said to be a prominent official in Manila, has admitted to eleven rob- beries in the last three months, He and his companions always went armed, and, according to admissions ‘made to the police, they were in the ELEVEN HOLD-UPS; Filipino, and four companions, after! § | av wcting thelr vietimn, Alvare the police he came + this country o“eomplete bis edu: ion and that he had exhausted af hia funds. Four men umler indictment tor participation in two Bronx buld-vps | have been arrested on bench warrants} charging noid-ups in poultry houses. | Ancon Simon's place at n Ness Avenue waa entered ad a gold wateh taken trom s dd Rabbi Stein, tor the shop of Kalman Gross, No. 970 Long- fellow Avenue, was entered, every one lined up against the wall and $46 stolen, ‘The prisoners ure James Gerardi, No. 139 West Houston Street; yieu, No. 170 Thompson k Rome, No, 2 Carrol! in I, Rooney, No. 243] binding Bast 14th At tho 1 Attorney of Asustant District In defanit oft Jal. i Miss Kose Seigel, No. 346 wast Fourth Street, was awakened eurly to-day by a prowler in her room. She screamed and the man fled. She then notified Police Headquarters and po- lice from the Sheriff Street Station found Harry Rosenbaum, twenty-four, No. 368 East Eighth Street, crouching behind a chimney on the roof. NEW TUNNEL’S VENTILATION. Experimental Work 940,000 Fir: ft to Cont Experimental work on the ventilation of the new vehioular tunnel under the Hudson will coat the New York and‘ New Jersey Bridge and ‘Tunnel Com- tmiastonn $16,000 for the first year. ‘The estimated cont will be split between the two comnilasions, each appropriating $7,500, {nm uddition the Bureau of Mines, Washington, will, contribute $25,000 the firut year and $25,000 more if the work Is carried on for another year,’ This announcement wag made yesterday afternoon at a meeling of the New Jersey Commission at its af- ficen in the Hall of Records, Man- hattan ae, who advertised in The Worl on Oct 7, offering “high wagen” for young men and ‘boys to pose for mo- tion pictures. waa convicted yestors day In ‘the rt of Special Sessions of publi. nine statements in re gard tc ployment, He will, be nentences n. 21, About 750 peraons anawered the advertisement and were told they would have to pay $2.50 each for fare to Philadelphio, ‘The applicants became suspicious and Lip- habit, when the necessity arose, of 6 Hudson Seal ‘5 Beaver Trim’d Hudson Seal Coats 2 Moleskin Wraps................, 3 Hudson Seal Coats 4 Hudson Seal Coats and Wraps 4 Skunk Trim’d Hudson Seal Coats 1 Natural Mink Coat (36 inch) FOUGHT ONE DRESS | 2* cyanide prove si Got Only Poison, Wife Alleges. —— ! An 9 petition to- aaparate. mainte-| ECONOMY (NN. Y. SCHOOLS nance ip the Jersey (ity Court of very. Mra. Katherine Brands of Na-| away tional Park alleges that her husband, Claude " Brands, tried to give her poison when she war til and that when whe asked him for money to buy eloth- ing, he told her he would see her “rot in the grave Gret"’ Since 1913, pet- donor alleges, be bought anly one dress, | 4% vasued at $6.40, for thelr daughter Mu- asked him (or cantare to go on a nura-| %hool NE Mission, and whe! he went to his poc Meeting of Representatives © Ta-Night. at the New York Training West 119th street, betwenn Seventh was reported t ny ‘ canst, | Moving photures of the Big Tua Was for Her Daughter, While] Samp “wifi-be shown oy James , he refused and] ing to meet the t to imke the] and that the department's budget re- reconsider she was thrown out Mie door] guests are now bel told oO Ko ‘the going was Yer followed her and wnded ut Ue yar he waid, | Gtet Miss Mary Martin who anved the life of her oar erday Catholic and Jewish Big Brothers] {oC Janne? nim from the. bullets tmovement will hold a meeting to-night] Peter Gerlett was alming at him anc School Yon | fell with three ot them In her body. | aa out of danger | the Urotestant,| "ue A» maLweon che ago! Of wen a satime when satiation, of 30 IN SEVEN YEARS] 80 prevention ‘ that boys ne 1 r, Hugh Chapman iveralty will speak et wit is. Shot Site! Recover. of on fe Trimmed to meet | Economy Policy. ALBANY, Jan, {1.—Even syetom of the State programme of retrenchment outlined by Gov, Miller, It became known to- Frank B. Gilbert. who on Satur- becomes acting head of the De Sartmant of Education, Was called 4 rel. conference of school Principals to dia- On one occaaion, she alleges, she] cuss measures of sconomy In the the schoo to follow out the Glibert said his department is will Governor half way of No 1020 Ave: o-day and Bighth Avenues. for mothers of at the Metropolitan Hospital. ONE DOOR FROM Fi Lace Curtains and Curt; Upholstery Fabrics, Overst son Was almost motsbed, He gave back the money. OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & @ EE wt Gibbon for Quality FTH AVENUE 10% DISCOUNT On Dependable Merchandise HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, ABLE CLOTHS NAPKINS, DOYLIES, SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES. DECORATIVE LINENS, HtANDKERCHIEFS ain Materials, uffed Furniture, Novelty Furniture, Oriental & Domestic Rug Blankets, Comfortables—Beds & Bedding. ——— Importers Since (866 aaa McGibbon & Co. 1 AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. 34th Street--New York Absolute Clearance Wednesday .Form WESDE coy cena ens aos 1 Trim’d Caracul Wrap (Foreign Dye) Formerly... 1 Natural Mink Wrap Cape (45 inch). Formerly... 2 Natural Mink Wrap Capes (48 inch) Formerly... 1 Natural MinkWrap Cape (48 inch) .. Formerly. No Garments Sent C. 0. D. No Approvals. .Formerly to 850.00. . .Formerly to 1095.00..... Reduced to Pree uate leis ae Formerly to 975,00...,.Reduced to _ Entire Remaining. Fur Stock Reduced 40%, 50% and 60% Without Question the Most Sensational Saving Opportunities im the History of this House are afforded in this Sale of Highest Grade Furs 12 Trim'd Bay Seal Coats (36 inch)....Formerly to 350.00.....Reduced to 5 Hudson Seal Coats................. Formerly to 595.00... . Reduced to 5 Trim’d French Seal Wraps (45 inch) Formerly to 625.00..... Reduced tu 5 Hudson Seal Coats................ Formerly to 725.00.....Reduced to 5 Hudson Seal Coats (45 inch) Formerly to Reduced to 4 Hudson Seal Wraps.......... . Formerly to . Reduced to 5 Hudson Seal Coats... Formerly to Reduced to 10 Hudson Seal Wraps.............. . Formerly to . Reduced to Reduced to erly to 1195.00..... Reduced to . Formerly to 1150.00..... Reduced to 3 Natural Squirrel Wrap Coats....... 4 Moleskin Wraps................... Formerly to 1250.00. ie Formerly... .1350.00.... Reduced to -Reduced to . Formerly to 1350.00... , Reduced to . 1800.00, ... Reduced to Reels Formerly... . 1950.00 Reduced to - 2975.00 .Reduced to .8250,00.... Reduced to . 4500,00.... Reduced to No Credits. 175.00 295.00 295.00 350.00 395.00 425.00 425.00 425.00 450.00 450.00 475.00 550.00 595.00 650.00 650.00 695.00 695.00 975.00 1095.00 1150.00 1950.00 Enmonn fil MH SILHOUETTES THAT ARE ao hf lh Ge Comvection With Any Other Establishment in the Worle ror Rocs FoR THE New Skason| REFLECTING THE SPRINGTIME LN MODELS OF WONDERFUL BEAUTY SPIRIT OF PRESENTING PHENOMENAL WALUES Revearine> A PIQUANT SPIRIT OF YOUTHFUL LOVELINESS THESE DAINTY FROCKS OF CHIFFON TAFFBTA~ OD COMBINED WITH GEORGETTE CREPE, A WIDE SASH GIRDLB, RUFFLINGS INNUMERABLE ¢—AND SILVER, THRBAD EDGING ARB SOME OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FEATURES OF THESE CHARMING MODELS 22-99 New TAFFETA SILK FROCKS THAT PORTRAY THE COMPLEK THE MOST STRIKING FRATURES ° OF THE NEW MODE FOR SPRING A TUNIC SKIRT WHOSE WIDELY FLARING LINES ARE BMPHASIZED BY ROWS OF CORDING BELOW THE WAISTLINE 18 TOPPED BY THE SLIMMEST OF PITTED BODICES, THE ENTIRE EFFECT MOST CHARMING? 35-09 4o Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World © RTH SROADWAY-FIF TH AVCRUE CLEARANCE SALE OF FUR TRIMMED VINTER Vpaps PRESENTING REDUCTIONS OF A MOST STRIKING CHARACTER 9 Sixty Five Douars VOLUMINOUSLY GRACHFUL WRAPS CHARMINGLY DISTINCTIVE IN DESIGN EXECUTED IN RICH™ LUXURIOUS BOLIVIA CLOTH, THEIR TALLORED BEAUTY ACCENTED BY DEEP COLLARS OF sELECTED MOLESKIN TH ae M 65° MOU ARBRE ITED a Yih a ih CIM $2 NES PRERITTS