The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 6

RCRA RTE TN TE TR ABE land towns and a detachment of sail- | ors from the destroyers now in the 6 THE EVENING WORLD, T HURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921. te we|Hudson River will march to Theo- % BOYS LEAD POLICE TRIBUTE TO ROOSEVELT. $ TO STOLEN AUTO) memortat Day Mxercises i bs ———_—_—_—- Held at Oyster Bay Grave. dore Roosevelt's grave. There a ser- ag Two Men Arrested Found, Detec-} oysrim BAY, 1. 1, May 26—oye.| ‘°° will be held and a volley fired : Quentin Roosevelt Post, American oe Plates on Car. lagion, all arrangements for Men serve luncheon In the str bi ; te fashion Intended to remind Tipped by two boys, who informed|'#! Day exercises, Several Long him of an automobile theft, Detective = Rielly, of the Automobile Squad, last . gion men of their day in night arrested two men, whom he says ho caught changing license : Doctors and Nurses Divide | plates on a car. The car which was ¥ recovered at the time of the arrest, Forces to Quiet Charges and |peiongs to Harry Barnhart, of No. 2501 Sedgwick Avenue, the Bronx i Put Out Blaze. The prisoners described themscives as Roger Wadogano, nineteen, a bus Part of the staff of doctors, nurses | yoy of Na. 241 West 30th Street, and ‘end orderiies in the Bronx Hospital | Merio Calone, twenty-one, of No, 247 fat 169th Street and Fulton Avenue, | West 49th Street. Rept the 100 patients quiet, while| Reilly, acting on information re- i BONWIT TELLER. &COll The Shop of Ory FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET i VY, ban aR others fought a small blaze in the basement laundry, at 5:45 A. M. to- @ay. Supt. Dubin reports no undue excitement and not a patient was moved. Richard Lahey, a night orderly, mmelied smoke and found a pile of ceived, followed the pair from 43rd Street and Kighth Avenue to 55th Street and Tenth Avenue, where he says he noticed the men about to change a license plate on a car stand- ing at the corner of 56th Street. Soon after the arrest Barnhart came to the West 47th Street Station to report the theft of his car, Another A Particularly Special Offering Friday | ““ BONTELL” SHIRTS and BLOUSES A Variety of Styles victim was present at the time, who @lothes blazing in the laundry, which | eviipited the picture of a man he 4s in the front part of the basement. |puspected. Barnhart identified the he thi his car. le hotifed the telephone operator, | man aa tha thief of his oa ‘who sent a call to Fire Headquarters.! TWQ CAUGHT IN HOLD-UP. ‘The doctors, nurses and orderlios —— mot on duty came over from their | Pair Accused of Robbing Brooklyn | dormitory adjoining the hospital. The Store and Beating Owner. dares sent | Vrederick Kelly of No, 118 Suydam | was divided, and thove not seut | ciieet and Edward White of No. 44| to the various wards to calm the wa-| Sands Street, Brooklyn, were arrested | tent tt hers and bucksts| lute last night on charges of at-| «Nplate tempted robbery, felonious aasault nnd] | of water on the blaze, which Wa8! carrying concealed weapons. Max | at a Uniform ‘Price. email but had filled the hospital with | Splaahhandler charges the two men en. 5 SOU AST. 5.50 tered his dry goods store at No. 987 — Hjuahing, Avrevolver and tified hie cast | |e DIMITY SHIRTS in When the firemen saw from a dis- | register. “ white, gingham tri ed ¥ Vhi i k bh he tance the flames were in tho hospital | ff Sith wealingshot when ‘ho ate —round and pointed collars. they toned down their bells and {tempted tocall for help. The men were ‘ ted after they had fled the store, sirens, but most of the patients ad Detective Jeremiah White of the Bias bee nl cet Station collar Vhite, while Se eee ne ane diane | Detective "Thoman Carroll of the same ‘The Pee Me sta id 4 precinct captured after a chase. @amage other than destroying a sma —— quantity of clothing. “BESSIE” pease WOMAN CUTS HER THROAT. Deat Mate Lelf Note Asking Prayers for Forgiveness. HAND MADE BLOUSES of batiste, hand-embroid- ered frill models. ECRU NET FRILL BLOUSES —dainty and summery and very much in the mode. Have Chimpanzee for Companion. “Bessie,” the orang-outang who mads Walking into the kitchen this morn-|a recent public appearance in the drive fing for breakfast in hig home at No. 220 | of the New York Women's Lengue fo~ Forest Street, Jersey City, James Shel-| Animals, is now an inmate of the Cen- _ton found his wife Nellie unconscious | tral Park Zoo and making herself quite ‘on the floor with her throat deeply cut| at hame, thank you. She was lonned Bf, "shefion are aeat” stem Mt 42d 1 to the Zoo by Martin Johnson, the ex- ne in the house. “| plorer, who is about to set out for a In his hat in the front hall he iater| year's adventuring. in the jungles of the following brief note from his | Africa and in the South Sea Islands. ‘The new tenant of the Zoo has long “Pray God to forgive my soul.” heen @ household pet of Mz. and Mrs. Mra. Shelton was ved to the City| Johnson and is tame and gentle. % : Bon Yeyage! oe SHIRTS and BLOUSES (ed ES MAIN FLOOR “Living in a trunk” for several months is no longer reason for dreading an ex- tended trip, as you will quickly realize when you see the many new conve- niences our wardrobe trunks and suit- cases are revealing this year. All the comforts of home seem possible, at prices remo ital, where she is in a critical con- “Joey,” the Bast African chimpanzes, will he her Zoo companion. Picnickers! THE Housefurnish- ing Department is Sale Also at Sale Also at ioah ep ele a iacgpleis lean ful mis ee ae Se to e your Deco- | NEWARK STORE BROOKLYN STORE ration Day picnic a | Broad Street Fulton Street This “Hartmann” Wardrobe, illustrated at complete success. You West Park Near Hoyt left, has the convenient open top, sizable havethecar,youknow shoe box and a locking device that locks all of a delightful, shady five drawers at once spot in which to picnic $61 —andwehavethenec- essary conveniences, West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York S e ] H l e d S ] O t oe os py : Ma in the eagial i 5 | pec a oO 1 ay a e u ergar m e n ts mle out and adjusted ih your hore! isons ONE quart size, corrugated nickel, The trunk is one of our best models,complete, $5.75 $66.50 The Steamer Trunk, the third trunk to the left, holds a surprising amount for such a compact little model. Notice the convenient open top and top drawer that swings out, $29.75 The Black Leather Suitcase, illustrated, is made of a beautiful quality of black leather, lined with silk moire and fitted with ivory. Its slender lines will appeal to women $39.50 Another “Hartmann” Trunk, illustrated be- low, is a remarkable value, made expressly for us by this famous manufacturer, and is only $37.50 A Full-Sized Wardrobe Trunk, one of our most popular models, has just been reduced to $39.50 cA Dustproof Door is another one of these epiendit new conveniences to be found in a netrunk. The illustration below shows how it can be closed against the hangers, thus keep- ing clothes fresh and clean; trunk complete “Hotakold” Vacuum Bottles Knitted Wool SPORTS CAPES 10-8 Two-Tone Effects Other Vacuum Bottles . $3 up Motor Restaurants THESE are truly remarkable, be- cause they hold so much compact- ly. All the food, forks, knives, spoons, plates, napkins, drinking cups, jars and thermos bottles. Various sizes and styles, including suitcase and running-board styles, $9.35 to $50.70 Important holiday specials for beach and general out-door wear. Accordion plaited with Brushed Wool collars and Tux- edo revers. Variety color com- binations—Copen, Rose, Jade, Brown, etc. SN ee Cape $10.98 The “ Thermalware” Jar, illus- at trated below, keeps the liquid or food hot or cold. It has a wide $45 opening and glass stopper, 2 quart size, $13.50, One gallon size, $15 All kinds of paper luncheon sets at small prices. ““Skibo’’ Tweed TUXEDO COATS 19” For Utility & Sports Wear Bmartly tailored Tuxedo model, with well fitting sleeves and collar. 7M Plain string belt, Also smart — $19.75 ‘Tricotines and Velours, cable Jersey & Flannel SPORTS JACKETS "15 Semi-Tailored Tuxedo Types SEVENTH FLOOR SEVENTH FLOOR Sport models, with bound-tailored pockets and Tuxedo revers and in- verted back plaits. Wool-trimmed models—in Jade, Scarlet, Rose. Copen, ete, Youthful, becoming! 5 ia IO NOLEN OTL” ST LTT . 4