The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1921, Page 5

= ~ a He nVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APKIL 4, 1921, GaP Ree OY IIE GE R Sem EO Ro SPU. UONEE, HOT Aine OE NOTES ENE 2 aD one AE IR HB A di ) WINS 14 OFFICES, CHINAMAN IS SHOT |ONEKILLED, 10 HURT |CAPTAIN SUED FOR KILLING; DETECTIVES SPOT TOTAL PAY $105,IN | THRO’ GLASS DOOR| IN AUTO ACCIDENTS | wiiiw or as ue sno eine) FUGITIVE IN CAR) BATTLE AT POLLS ar = —-— Action for £50,000, — Police Pursue Four Barred From|pronx Man Crushed by Car and]. suit for $50,000 against Potice capt (Capture Alleged Mail Thief Who Where There Is Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, There Is Service. \ Creamer Holds His Grip on Restaurant, Firing Six Times One Wonran Victim May ce ld Stewart was begun peture| caped From Depuly U.S. | 5th avenue JAMES MecCree & Co 34th Street ” rn 3 act susti Napper in the 8 e Co t Peru, Mass., When Votes Without Effect. Not Recover. GUNG, 8: 1, torddy by Ura dees: Marshal a Year Ago, | le Are Counted. Jung Hing, twenty-nine, waiter in ®| yoyis Roland, thirty, of No. 62 GOT? Hecaute of the killing, of her) Detectives Harry Beck and Join M — ale Chinese restaurant at No. 570 Ninth| 147th Street, the Bronx, was Como. asse | Donough noticed a face among the pas: | PERU, Mass i q 7 t Cap! | McCreery Quality Merchandise, as Advertised, on Sale beginning Tuesday, April 5th. Telephon Roy 3400 ERU, Mass, April 4—The | ie, refused admittance to four ap-| and killed by an automobile at Jackson| went from the New Dorp station, Sleetiara: In a: RROGRIVK. (elled oer Qatty vance Regbbachit itll Hp ww» Apr lephone Fitz 16th annual election of this town Avenue and 150th Street. Roland was as on duty, in the automobile of calls === = <= = parently intoxicated men as he was con. | Lares Young men who sald they had been | to-day that seemed familiar, Be ‘ has been held, the seventeen votes i crossing the street and became CON | attacked by highwaymen on the South: | sipped back to the platforin and gave! | locking up carly to-day, and one fired | fused and stopped In front of a car| field Boulevanl. Meeting ‘Comor a | SUPP platform and # counted and Frank G. Creamer | through the glass panel of the door| driven by Fred Dreyer of No, 690 West- farmer, and two others, the Captain, the | the circulars he carries in his pooket| still holds his fourteen offices. three times. One bullet struck Jung| chester Avenue, the Bronx. Drey complaint says, Jumped out. wit! fe- volver in hand dnd selzed Comonwno | tle once over | Creamer is the ‘Town Moderator. | Hing at the top of the nose and, taking | took him to Lincoln Hospital, but Ro-/ attempted to wrest the revolver trom| ‘Then he went back and urrested the ‘ He bh A A a downward course, came out of his|jand was dead when he reached there.) [™, In the struggle Como was shot} man as Morris S$! i | le has just been elected Clerk | mouth, Dreyer was arrested Aveord No, 379 Miller A Normandy—the mere word Select: ? ring to Mrs, Como, the Captain ’ and Selectman for the twenty-fifth Patrolmen Schofer and Donegan of irs, Helen Mount, seventy, of No.| was not in uniform, show wanted as a fug' brings to mind strange romance, . showed no shielt time and Treasurer and Tax Col- | the West 30th Street Station came run- Kast 34th Street, was struck by an | and did not {rnounce himself ss a po- | stisoner | picturesque villages and quaintly lector for the nineteenth time. ning up just as the four men dashed ally injured | cet Kees AaMstEAT eoReO HOR ee Mareh garbed folk! There matrons and More than these, he is Con- | out of the doorway and ran south he | while crossing 36th Stre: Brooklyn, | sel Draper is counsel for Capt. Stewart, puty United | maidens proudly wear their lte enter the Fourth Avenue subway | now stationed at Astoria, Queens, States Marshal taken from) snow-White caps, faced — with —— stable, Public Weigher, Library | patrolmen pursued east in dist Str " 4 ‘ 0 Norwegian the Tombs to t ‘ederal deftly wrought needlework, 4s ‘Trustee, Measurer of Wood and | firing as they ran, but the four men | station e was taken t th : y edera S ‘ark, Sealor of Weights and |Teached Wighth Avenue and scattered, | Hospital, ‘Phe automobile was driven Hold-Up Men Rob Theatres; Get) Court on a charge of stealing packages we would a new Paris creation ‘dels td \by Hdward C. Randell, forty-eight, of $4,000. from a mail truck. He ed his There was, however, a time of Measures, Pound Keeper, Fence | none of six shots taking effect Dr. Sutton of New York Hospital took Jung Hing to Bellevue, where it was | 5 DETROIT, Mich, April 4.— No. Belmont Avenue, Jersey City, TE AB ‘Three | handcuffs at Broadway and ( = locked up, At least. ten per-|afmed bandits this morning entered two| street and got away despite tiv Injured in various accidents | Saudeville theatres here, broke into the ‘ ‘ res . office safes and escaped with $4,009. | fred to frighten him At one theatre, where the major part of | It is the second arrest Reck has made! trae’ “corcuworien won watcpman andlin a short time because of his Kood | Were held at. bay . ition “was being | memory for faces. Recently he caught an alleged murderer wanted in Yonise great hardship, when these gen- tlewomen were forced to collect their precious caps, many yel- lowed with age, and send them to Paris to be sold, From that day Normandy. patchwork has been sought everywhere — by women who cherish — skillful needlework. S xquisite speci- | mens will he found in our neck- | wear section at Five dollars up to nineteen | dollars and fifty cents Viewer and Forest Fire Warden. He is also the Justice of the Peace. Mra. Creamer is Postmistress, a | 4 he would reco) << ———— member of the School Board and A three” BeSUbw onion monager of the local tetephone (SEEK BRONX BOOTLEGGERS, | PHONE HEARING GOES OVER.) "ir sitemeom exchange. ee Arguments tm City’s Fight Set for| coco Ch ie oe Creamer’s yearly salaries for his ‘Two More Arrests Follow Discor- No-Morrow. EEE rious town jobs total up to SEY SEO Ett The absence of Oharles L. Black- $105. This is all but $75 of the en- ‘Two new arrests have heen made as| itn” Cuict counsel. for the New iro town appropriation for the | result of the discovery yesterday of a) 474 telephone Company, caused an ~ € year. When not busy otherwise, | thoroughly equipped Afty-gallon still, | yqjournment to-day in the Supreme tan! Be ac b Oat 0 cases of “whiskey” made of alcohol. [Court of the legal fight which the p x 0 a Creamer runs a general store. | . 5 sloring matter and sugar and thou-|city is waging against the telephone aaaeee anata y is sanda of fake labels bearing the names |company's recent increase of 28 per ! ENDED LIFE WITH ACID, | or standard trands of tiavor in a bern | cent in rates. Mr. Blackman is en: 392PrtH Ave. at 30ST. ' iatbecchihai and hothouse, once part of a large cs- | gaged in litigation in Washington and Blew Jersey Farmer, Once Wealthy,| tute on Long Island Sound, near Fort |Justice Lehman on the application of Second Roor-Fake Glevatorm Had Been Despondent. Schuyler. Charles T. Russell for the company 9 The boty of Christopher Bittman,| The new prisoners are Pasquale MM- | set the trial down peremptorily for (@rty-eiziit years old, was found in a| tani, No. > Lorillard Place, and Am- | to-morrow morning: . @ed near his farmhouse at Sparta, N.| berto Respoli, ‘No. Assistant Corporation Counsel yesterday. He had taken oxalic acld,| the Bronx. ‘Tony ¢ Fertig filed with the Court to-day a a authorities believe his suicide was| gardener, said he had e prop: |copy of Justice Gavegan’s order deny- wots | | fons wer of the day Gorgeous Ribbons Hace an Added Anieal Women ’s Coat Values Reach a at These Prices Climax at the Sale Price of 75.00 Satin Taffeta Ribbon, Tomorrow we continue our Spring clean-up. Two | 4 ; Gehhectay a a te rary injunction aj t 4 i ae Que to financial troubles [erty to Siivestre Casetaro, who lives on| {Re increase. ‘the order provides tat items only are mentioned below—but there are many | Reka : ‘ Thoroughbreds, every one! They are the sort of + A month ago he wrote a note to the| Southern Boulevard, near 183d Sreet.|the telephone company shall print Coals, Sui d D: fi siml cai | soft finish, high lustre, in w 1 ; ; Bwarta officials announcing that hie! petectives solaro that a {in red ink across the face of its bills more Coals, Suils an resses al similar reductions. ot boautitul raps you have longed for, but which were previously ; Wwite was not to be held responsible for! pig sale w arrested him | scree Streserve thie be” ee An early visit is advised to secure the pick of these w large range of beautifu beyond your means, Now they are marked below normal ' snything that might happen to him. He| when he arrived. Federal authorities |order further | stipulates that each great bargains. i colors, suitable for mil- price. ‘ Buried by a widow and four chi-| today are hunting for other mombers | infor Horal service ahall contait tne I linery, girdles, sashes and They are fashioned of Navy Blue Indian Twill ot i @ren. He was born in Germany and a|of q Bronx bootlegging rind said tolrates charged are temporary and the Sad aie A Triesehie, 28 *) . faite: \ ith few years ago was wealthy | have operated the Subject of litigation. |} camisoles. 7 inches wide. f in adorned in mens ere ne son such as ate f embroidery creeping through a lattice of Grosgrain Rib- | yd., 75¢ bon, a shower of hand-embroidered French knots, row- ’ Ti Also a superb collee- after-row of Gray Worsted Braid, sunburst designs of | = age = omorrow tion of Metal Brocaded Silver Thread. (e) (e) | . . |f Ribbon, in all the fetch- Then, too, there are captivating models of velvety S 1 ail re its | ing new Spring colors, | Bolivia or heavy quality Satin in many lovely shades. I ee a interwoven with. silver (Fourth Floor) 34th Street—New York. Tuesday—A Most Attractive Offering ee and gold; suitable for A . vie gntiner-aicles | Exclusive Suits for Women wide, 7.50 | ext formerly up to 12.50 (Copies of Imported Models) (Main Floor) | Special 78.00 Linings & For Women and Misses While They Last 34.5° Misses’ Occasionally garments are created that seem to have | some magnetic power of attraction—that captivate in- Lace Dresses = asa ht Flannels | os uy. Such garments are these. ‘Their svelte lines are | rhe uctions Are Most Me as | execedingly pleasing to the eye, and their rich adorn t . ravenna ad elt nce at hombre At Special Prices aout dulianerite - enecornme Emphatic Novelty printed Linings, All are straight-line, belted models that conduce to Silk and Cotton Mixture, | the slim silhouette so fashionable now, made of good made of specially prepared quality, Navy Blue Tricotine. silk. A choice ‘variety of , pretty styles and rich color Two Special Groups, 32.50 and 48.00 combinations adapted for coat, wrap or cape linings, Sizes 14 to 18 Years. Also Suctabli for Women to 36 Bust. Tricotine Models, tailored or em- broidered, correctly styled and de- New model coat in navy and tan trico- tine, $45.00 Unusually chic creations suitable for Danse, Dinner and Semi-Evening wear, of Black, Brown and pastel colored shadow laces. Sleeve and Sleeveless styles. Satin underskirts. Maline floral and contrasting ribbon trimmings signed to please the most fastidious, ; ; i . At their respective prices they represent most cx- traordinary value. Every conceivable style feature is also quilt coverings, kimonos . “f ao ‘Bs 1 represented, as well as every fashionable Spring shade. and draperies, 36 in. wide. | ’ : : (Fourth Ploor) Special, yard, 95c | Muslin Sheets and Cases saciiiceieetaiaeiniicatia Other Suits at Similar Reductions. At Reduced Prices Tomorrow Striped Outing F soft and flevey, in a NEW SPRING WRAPS of pretty otyle s and | i j Remarkable Values sccm shea eats 00 re spin Sar Be Are Specially Reduced >, ee in a variety of favored fabrics, and reduced for im oulble faced Kiderdown, { mediate disposal tothe remarkably low price of rich soft quality, for coats, The famous Beverly Brand, made expressly for ' | Other Spring Wraps and Coats at Similar Reductions eatela ROL oegTs ae oy minor James McCreery & Co. | sleeping robes. Splendid linc ij 29 OO of desirable colors. 6 jin Heammed Muslin Sheels i | e = wide TSpecial Tsang. Uo | Size 54x90 inches. .... formerly 1.85, each, 95¢ pi . | » 68x99 inches. .... formerly 1. each, 1.25 I “ Dressmaking <99 inches... .. formerly each, 1.40 Misses’ Gown Department, 3rd Fl 9 » 81x99 inches... .. formerly each, 1.50 ; ee” _ UNCOMMON Supplies and » 90x99 inches. .... formerly each, 1.75 | ” Notions | 90x108 inches... . formerly 2.50, each, 1,95 ] | SENSE at Lower Prices } Hemmed Muslin Cases . _. Bust forms, with stand 4,25 #2x386 inches.....formerly 45c, each, 30 | (eo) (e) - : Dress Forms Tg a | <36 inches.....formerly 50c, each, 35¢ i | By JOHN BLAKE we tesea lee rented > SONG inches... formerly 60c, each, 40¢ i len ad DA I | 54x36 inche: formerly 70c, cach, 45¢ i pair, 35c3 doz., 4,00 34th Street—New York PAMPHLET contain. [J Site ine Extra Special : , . large spool, 65c; dos, 7, 10,000 yards of Indian Head Muslin, 44 inches wide, { . = ing forty-eight selected seve oi), Sale: dons 280 Belfast Linen Lina Bseslieat de Kussea’ anitorme ’ Ve 5 4 spool, women’s skirts and oth el for s iS t Special Sale Tuesday excgg talks from the series now 1eoryandsbeeh lgg | SSmOnE SRN ane Oe deraaes dit, 9470, Be i 2 ar, aily in TD ereiny Taffeta Seam Binding... | We reserve the right to limit quantities. iy es = i : ; ’ uf y in 2 Eve y 3 doz. pes : se : An Additional 175 Women's and Misses appearing daily Phe Evening lesen ae Obes Rete 2.25 econ Te} World. 10-yard picce, 1,35 | - saseeereaee == . | * s This pamphlet has been issued Hate eeioreinpeue iat Two Special V . c ; » Ib: box, ; doz., 3.00 | I'wo Special Values for | q Custom Tailored Suits pice, Abas Soe, 0 in response to a demand mani- fested in a large number of letters a iemenriry 5 Domestic Rug Week | Scissors, several style Values to 85.00 received both by The Evening edaorereiineddien aes Reveal Drastic Reductions | j r ; ; s avriter of the rain, 65 f A8 00 W orld and by the writer of the Beads and Bugles : = 125.00 Royal 109.00 Royal i e series, en toes meh ie 428 Wilton Rugs Wilton Rugs | i viet | Sent prepaid by mail on_re- Hair Nets cup aad aloe | | size 9x12 ft. 69.00 size 9x12 ft. 59.00 i line models of Tricotine and Poiret Twill in Navy and Toany of The New York World Cube Pins..ea., 20c and 30¢ ors for the Living value in fringed | Black and new shaaes of Tan, Putty, Pewter, Wren. ations Seulery anne: Va | Room, Dining rugs in attractive l None Sent on Approval, Credited or Exchanged. Shine Paces. 12 eb . 25e Room, Library or designs and col- fl | Adsease Mail Ordecs to The Wark Cashier's Department, vameled a Chamber. orings. | ark Row, New York lostage stamps may be used in i (Eighth Ploor) remitting, if desired, for convenience Women's Suit Dept. 2nd Floor a ae ae ‘S e ot =e - - aaa