The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1921, Page 15

1921 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, “MAROH reg): 3 DEAD, BURIED, &¢., BUT HE'S BACK IN AUTO WITH $45,000 —_—>—- town in coming back with $46,000. knew nothing about the dead man and the burial. When some of the excitement had subsided Gesmer told his story: “I got a message from Macon, 0., about a lawsuit over one of my ma- chine patents that had been pending for twenty years, so I went out there to see about it. I had no relatives here in Stapleton, and few friends, and so I didn't say a word about leaving. I didn’t think anybody would be interested. The suit was settled, I collected $48,000 in royalties due an@ bought a motor car. Then I de- cided to take a tour and went in the car to San Francisco and afterward Widoy Pronoan| George WOMAN AGENT HELD UP, ROBBED IN “L” STATION) - Two Armed Negroes Get About $8 at Navy Street and Escape. Thieves Gee 98,000 Siiver Near] Youns Headquarters. ire. The theft of $8,000 worth of raw sil- ver and other metals just around the corner from Police Headquarters was |" revealed to-day, The loot was taken Friday night from the factory of Vin- cenzo Lollo, on the third floor of No: 208 Lafayette Street. ‘The robbers apparently climbed to # two-story extension in the rear of Lollo’s rooms and entered by jimmying a window, They removed foe, coxmthh : om a safe, which thi aweneds and Meant oft with: metals us by Lollo in the manufacture of silver e The lice were notified of Pere ecubery Meat y morning, but “$700,000 FACTORY h BLAZE ROUTS Tol) QUT OF HOMES Girl Has Hair F Sichehad as She aid Brother Save Fifty- Four Cat Lives. | (Continued from Fir Page.) and a.face-wide smile, It was little wonder that the people in the streets stopped and stared. Gesmer only motored back to my old home here. smiled, because he felt that he had| Now I'm going to open another ma- played something i hine shop and get back to wor Fire swept through a four-story| ‘Two negroes, afmed with revolvers, frame building at Leonard and De-|held up and robbed Mrs. Gladys ——— ns = Yoo Streets, Williamsburg, early tb-| Jackson, ticket agent at the Navy ——_—_—_—_—_=—_—_———— Street “L” station of the Myrtle Ave- day, drove more occupants | | nue line, in Brooklyn, late last night. They got $8 and escaped. Mrs. Hickson was alone in the ticket booth when she noticed two negroes loitering in the waiting room. - Soon as the station was cleared of the few passengers who-had beefi waiting for a train, the two men, with revolvers drawn, dashed into the ticket booth and ordered Mrs. Jackson to “throw ap her hands.” She obeyed. robbers then ‘collected the nickels and dimes and @ few bills, the night's receipts, ‘and fled, after threatening to kill the woman if she made an outery. After the robbers left, Mrs. Jackson blew a police whistle, and Patrolman Henry Puck responded, but there was no trace of the men. The police believe they are the pair who several weeks ago were frus- trated in a hold-up of another woman ticket agent at the Queens Boulevard | station. | SUE FOR HALF INCH OF LAND Court Rules Slight Inaccuracy Can't Invalidate Purchase, of nearby buildin did $200,000 dam It was the big gest of the four blazes Williamsburg has had within a fe The building de pied by the Inters ture Company, the Room Furniture C& Perfect Cork Company with inflammable mater alarms were sounded bec ger to surrounding sparks carried on a strong wind. Among those driven to the street were bbs, hi their s who live They saw the Mt of reets and Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avera) West 43rd Street w days, yed was occu- Parlor Furn' ade Dininx pany and th It was filled 1 and four ise of dan The The FRENCH MILLINERY SALON Announces a timely, houses from ife ana ound in| most exceptional value-giving sale To-morrow of Distinctive Spring HATS Authentic versions of this season’s most fashionable modes flames ! their home, and s, fifteen, made a dash for the building Webster, her brother, ran after Firemen heard the children say goffething about “Tom” and “Minnie” and thought members of the family had been overlooked. ‘They followed Helen and her brother, and a police- man followed them, Others rushed in, The Stubbs live on the second floor, but before the firemen got there | Helen and her brother cam® down with Tom and Minni«. Also Tom and Minnie's family of four kittens—fifty- four | Priced Extraordinarily Low for Wednesday only: $16.50 reme Court Justice Erlanger to- jected uncertain title to a strip of | nee half an inch to two inches wice and 100 feet 5 Inches long, is no reason | for the cancellation of sale of a plot of Helen's hair was scorched a bit and | jand 100 feet 5 inches by feet. Pur- NOT AFRAID OF POLICE...| KILLED HUSBAND: 30 YEARS. when ahe was sentenced to from twenty ~ Smilea When Judge| Martin In Quarter Sessions Court, New- con Sentence. ark. Doctors had prong’ d her men- Spade smiled to-day| tally deficient, but with knowltdes of] f right nd wrong. to thirty years In prison for the murder of her tusband by Judge William P. Just run an Electric Vacuum Cleaner over a rug hu twonty-one years old artied a ye: that someone has cleaned by elbow power, and see the pile of dirt that comes from the bag Vacuum cleaners are on sale at the many electrical shops throughout the city and may be seen.in oper- ation at our Showrooms The New York Edison Company At Your Service General Offices: Irving Place and 15th Stgeet Branch Offices where Electrical Appliances are displayed and demonstrated for the convenience of the public ‘ her hand 1 face were dirty, bu 1 foreclosure sa a pl 5 ; , ee F ce wer Be at ¢ foreclosure sa ot eet 20 Norfolk St corner Hester St 151 East 86th St between Lexington & 3rd Aves Me exert res from tiv | cation and asked the court | Milans,Visca, Hemp, Lisere and Fancy Strawsina diversity of shapes. 424 Broadway _ near Canal St 15 East rasthSt near 5th Ave nolice station were called to keep or- | tc ‘. : . : : 10 Irving Place corner 15th St 62 East 149th St near Courtlandt Ave ai und protect the belongings of ri ‘ord Mor 6 ve 8 5 3 49 se er. and protect the Belapeings of] | ‘he Ranford Mortenge Company, Dur. 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