The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1921, Page 7

STONED BY ROUGHS, CHINAMEN MOB GIRL Uersey City Police Reserves Rescue Victim of Crew's Vengeance —Arrest Six. ‘Thirty-Ave Chinamen, comprising the ‘erew of the stip Javary, in dry dock st the fot of Morris Street, Jersey Citv, were aroused early to-day In thelr quar- ters at Morris and Hudson Streets by a shower of bricks and stones hurled tn through windows by a gang of roughs. Sparsely clothed but armed with carving knives and hammers, thoggallied vorth ‘and charged their assailants; who dis- persed when 0 riot call was sent tn for the police reserves. he reserves found the Chinamen mod- bing Catherine Bafley, eighteen, of No. 47 Hudson Street, who with another girl waa returning from @ dance. Her con- jon had fled, but she was being roughly handled in her efforts to free herself, She was resoucd after a fight, in which nightaticks wero used freely, by Policemen Flemming, O'Brien, Deckert, snd Mottlook, who arrested six China- And locked them up charged with derly conduct. Hy deaehenilipameensies Burglars Get $1,146 in Jersey City. Burglars broke into the office of the Jersey City Go-Cart Company at No. 354 Mercer Street, Jersey City, and took $1,000 in certified checks and $146 in cash from a desk. There were ten $50 checks and five $100 checks drawn in its straight, slim lines. on the Mercantile Trust Company in favor of John Mann, owner of the Go- ——= ; Si i y ite , slip of taffeta made with deep tucks on panelled skirt. The neck is round, A wee bit of georgette forms a tie. The sleeves are short, tucked and wide, : In white only. on Sock of itmy White . | Sim Wt i be fashioned of georgette crepe, crepe de chine, chitfon, taffeta, organd: oe 8 ‘ but it must be youthfully smart, piquantly pretty and adorably have never before had a better collection of graduation dresses at such low The four models illustrated give an idea of their desirability; you have or ria to appreciate’theit quality. There are many others from which to select. The frocks illustrated: — alee - are A is of chiffon, picot ribbon sash—$21.74. 6 ree C a i fabri iJored just ? ! Dad's clothes, those have bees. made ‘enpwesily fortis | Biivobtqeecqnt rlfledend ibbened—sia.74, 7.01 Serie tamed wih Solty lad who takes pride in his appearance. Even if your boy f ————————————————————————————————— DORA a a ER A aN OLN! LS ZeroHour for Furs Prices Smashed Never before and never It often seems that.when the frock is bought everything is done, but there are always practical, dainty affairs which will be enthusiastically received as gifts. . We offer some again will you be able to huy real genuine Hudson Bay furs at so low afigure 6673 lower than ever before Sale Starts Friday, 9 A. M. Attend This Sale IT yess men PAY YOU | $100 aks hates to be “dressed-up” the real manliness of these shirts and hats will interest him in spite of himself. Caps . All wool blue serge cape, ined, and with lather eweat- bands, $/.89. Blouses and Shirts Blouses of fine madras and-repp, all white. Sizes 7 to 16. $1.44 and $2.89. White shifts of, madras (or fine estore. Well sade anal finished with French cuffs, $2.89. China silk shirts, white, neckbands 124% to 14 in., $5.89 White silk ties, French four-in-hand or open flowing ends, 94e. All are lined with silk or net. Hin Suit of Nooy Blue may be chosen from our com- plete stocks of cheviot and serge in the conventional hue. Heavy storm serges, tine soft French serges, cheviot which defies wear, all tailored well; all wool, and alpaca lined. Both single and double-breasted models, patch and plain pockets, yoke backs and plain backs. ' Prices range from ‘Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years in White and flesh. Street. suggestions which should prove popular with girls. From the Misses’ Own Section White and flesh satin, made into the prettiest of gleaming washable petticoats, length 28 to 34, $3.74. Cunning breakfast coats and negligees of changeable ee ee ee eee And so useful to the girl who is away to school combinations. 14 to 18. ‘SBD including tax. Sturdy middies for the new term. Well made of strong . jean, white only. Sizes 6 to 20. $7.69. Mee —Third Floor, 35th Sircet From the Neckwear Department Real lace collars and sets in Venise, Jrish and combina- tions of these beautiful laces. $2.39 to $/3.89. Evening scarfs quite indispensable when one graduates from “High.” s bright, light colors, black and white in spangled or Spanish lace scarfs. Meme —Maln Floor, Broadway, Centre Mawe —Second Floor, 34th Strect, Bear. SI4T4 to $34.5. Two models illustrated. ili Blue serge Norfolks with two sy , i pairs of trousers. Fine quality , Yi ’s silk hose with cotton top and j } serge, well tailored, alpaca lined. Very often graduation day brings to a delighted miss her reel back i or "rio pi. $19.74. first pair of silken hose. Let them be the the bet obtainable. Sevens " | Misses’. Marchioness Hose—full halon stocking “— | , tax % : Lovely, lustrous white i hoes ‘ f mrp form such an important silken ibbons to keep ~ rf : unruly locks in plac i Bor ‘Wife | mesteewmumes | MEIN | roe ae te eed tume that they must be Socad fice f , carefully chosen. They Plain satin ribbon with a fine aa To be correct they boasl It would be hard to || should fit snugly ‘and be || gh me, Alan's oe ee Both should have simple, grace- tacit ‘ find articles more ap- of spotless “white. Rat ful lines, heels of just the an promegae fy tm ‘ ; combi graduates. It is anendur- preciated by gradu- For Girls | Oreste” eye baal, peed ing token in remembrance L bite silk al | HANDKERCHIEFS comfort. of the happiest hours of A * ong white silk gloves, to For Girls ar li 5 hold their memories reach elbow, Milanese Irish linen hand-em- or: ry ad thas eon For Bi d Gil of happyyears in school, and note paper upon nveaver it Dedhiain inner broidered - emstitched BOF or ous and Girls HUDSON RAT REAL, which to express their thanks to teachers and tips, $7.84. relia dainty destare Boys’ black patent leather adem ge penton rings with raised COAT large | collar chums for those happy years. White real kid mousque- Specially priced at 23e oxforday Sizes | to 6— Be oh ee emeet oar em 1) 8 Handsomely bound and beautifully illustrated, taire twelve-button length Dainty lace edged hand- sot, At the na these volumes range in price from $/.74 to gloves, $4.44, Keerchiefs, 6¢ each. incies eave —Main Fieor, Contre. HUDSON BAY, SEAL 5 APS—words are ates than books to in describiag i Boys’ patent leather 10 and 14 kt. gold La Vallieres, set with amethyst, ruby, = sapphires, and cameo, topaz, aquamarine, and peridot, $2.64. For Boys pomp Sues Tto 6— | SO ar. q i For Boys (i des peta pols tanverdd' gin cctal 10 and 14 Bt. rings, set with stones, $2.94 vo £5225. . One-clasp white kid gloves \| mieitye Specially priced | shoes. Sizes | to 6— | iB kt. | ee oe ee penelciitig Riv : hy ; jewe at $1.69 and $2.44. neste, (ea Se ns omens || See j_ Pa bs bead sacle graduated strands, 18-22-24 ta Stationery in good looking boxes, ribbon tied, ‘either regulation envel- opes with the fancy flap or the long envelopes sc much in vogue, 24 ’ For B ; ‘or Boys oe A pe She s Elgin var es, i jews 20-year gold-filled , ° case, 0} ace, a Fountain Pens, self-fillers, with cli Cuff Tinks, Heke, solid gold, plain or en- attached oe, $1.99 and $/.98. graved styles, $4 (Tax not in 1A bs aad eid Peckdeinee weds sien HERALD SQUARE, NEW YORK £ rid Meare —Second Floor, fers —Main Floor, B5th Btreet, ‘Baa Seve —ttnin, Flew, BHin Street, Reon Mewe —Main Floor, 84th ftroct, Framt.