The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 11

( ; PRN RE INI ITE SE THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 12, the neighborhood say recently when Schneider carried $50,000 to the bank, “Some day the company will lose some money if it isn't careful." This youth hus been questioned i Witnesses told the police they recog: hiced ‘the robbers as former Horton employees, \DECLARE HORTON BANDITS WERE FORMER EMPLOYEES. Witnesses Recomnize Robbers Who 500 SIGHTSEERS VIEW RAGE BATTLE “= yesterda on held George Schneider, infer of the Horton Ice Cream Company and took $34,000 from him as he was leaving ‘le main office et for the bank, hich thy robbers es sped had been stolen, Detectives were told by ployee that he Got 4,000 Be. ny's ey Regiment Has an Drill, ‘The 69th held its first regimental out- door drill of the year last night in t form of a parade. Led by its b: the regiment left the armory, at Street, at 8.30, marched down Lexing Avenue, through 23d Strect, to TI Avenue, to 18th Str to 19th & to 27th Street armory, "1 drill 2,500 persons EASTONS ‘Unrivaled MAYONNAISE Purity - Quality ooth Oatdoor men who Tourists Witness Fight With Whites, Chinese’ and De- tectives as Participants. automobile to. the us witnessed by a Hortor em- had heard a youth in 2 Several score visit n New York have first-hand knowledge to-day of what a real battle in Chinatown is like, Having heard that a lot of “phoney stuff” was pulled off around Mott Street for the benefit of (pur ists, many occupants of two sight- aecing buses thought for a time they were seeing a stage fight The battle star » Liberty Nestaurant at No, 41 Mott Street shortly before midnight. While 500 spectators jammed the narrow strect, detectives fought to quell in the hall- way of the restaurant a fight between six white men and about twenty-five yelling Chinese. One of the diners and a Chinaman are in the Elizabeth Street Station, prisoners, with their heads badly cut _—i and another Chinamen is in the Vol- Ubteeresplcal iss" orial Sovak Economy tion Accerding to the police, the fight AEST | MO AME eG Gai 8-0Z.JAR Vaccaro, twenty-eight, of No. 54 Mui perry Street and the five men witit whom he was dining. When Caw p Sing and Sam Chin, waiters in (ie restaurant, objected to their wran- gling, the bavtl Detectives Krar the Elizabeth Stre the Chinese back at pist caro’s companions fle an artery severed was found tying on restaurant. floor New York’s newest— yeast drinks EW YORK is now taking its regular cake’ of Fleischmann’s Yeast in soft drinks. Today at soda fountains you can get your favorite chocolate soda, malted milk or orange- ade more refreshing and more healthful with the familiar cake of yeast added to it. Some specially prepared health drinks, too. Ask for the new Fleischmann Yeast Health™ Special, or for Fleischmann’s Yeast Nogg. They’re nourishing—mighty good at lunch time with a sandwich or two. Fleischmann’s Yeast is now being delivered fresh daily to the soda fountains of Greater New York and suburbs. Have a cake (of Fleisch- mann’s Yeast mixed with your favorite drink. Fleischmann's Yeast is sold also by 20,000 grocery and delicatessen stores in the Metropolitan district. ‘UST OUT! JUST OUT!! THE WORLD 1921 Summer Resorts Annual and ~ Good Motor Roads Guide Many First Class Automobile Tour Maps Tkousands of Announcements of i Foreign and American Summer Hotels, Boarding Houses and Resorts PRICE 10 CENTS At all World Offices, Subway, Elevated and Railroad Stations and News Stands. By Mail 10c. Address Summer Resorts Department, The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City Broadway at Ninth Street New York. Business Hours— 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 1921, Formerly A. IT. Stewart & Co. is not big type and big talk in the newspapers—but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction. Fashions, Oxford Bags, Men’s Suits---GOOD News Wana Home Furniture There Is no medium-priced furniture in New York City to be compared with it, in range, size or quality; in | eN | ‘ f } ; | ‘ | 1 ae | # ¢ : mare SIX , ri S All of this furniture has been chosen with the great American public in mind. There are many beautiful costly suites and. pieces, of course, such as only people with means could afford, but there are more that have been “bought for the home of people who would like to surround themselves with furniture of good taste and j fact, there are no two cther fur niture stocks in which if put together would equal the vast display Sixth Galleries of the New Wana- maker Building. refinement and who wish to pay only modest prices for it. Take, for instance —the present large and very attractive stock of painted jurniture—now so popular. Young married couples who love cheery, dainty ef- fects in their homes, are finding that they can buy for a few hundred dollars the most charmingly painted and decorated breakfast room and bedroom suites in de- lightful color combinations which are richer and more harmonious in effect, in ma cases, than walnut or mahog any suites which they might buy at the same prices would be in their rooms. Breakfast sets —which may also be used as dining room. suites—are many of them finished ani decorated in our own work- rooms after our own ideas and designs. his gives them more individuality than if they had been done in a large factory. From $100 to $450, realiy delightful suites found here: —one in China blue and a soft gray, for instance, with old-fashioned ladder back chairs. —one in highly are to be enameled ) i y, New Building Colored handkerchief borders trim Summer Lingerie This is the first time we have seen lingerie featuring this new arrangement of trimming and we think it quite attractive. The models are very pretty and their lines simple and be coming. Nightgowns, $2. and $5.95. Step-in chemises, $2.95 Jest chemises 95 Step-in drawers, $1i) and Third Floor, Old Building Quilts for the Seashore bungalow Cotton-filled, Silkoline border: $3. covered uu to match Fourth Gallery, New Building nuaker other stock of New York City on the Fifth and | black, charmingly decorated in a flower design. | an Empire set in blue | and green, refreshing and appetizing tones, —and a silver gray stained! suite. There are clever little con- sole or wall serving tables, dainty buffets, chairs t may be used in the living room as well as the dining room, tables with gate legs, <tension leaves or drop lea 5 Every thought has been given to adapting these din ing room suites to the small, | compact homes, even to tas | small apartment, and to making each piece serve us | many uses as possible, stiil | remaining in good taste. Bedroom suites Of painted wood, delight- ful in soft colors, with touches of a favorite shade in contrast to a ground of antique gray, perhaps, or a soft yellow, or beige or Italian green, or French blue. Many of the flower decora tions are in Futuristic tone, without being too extreme. | _ The twin bed is the main feature of most of these | suites, of which there are cight or nine pieces, A chif- | fonier, a bureau, or dress | table, an odd little bencr | separate mirror, a_ bedside | table, quaint rush-bottomed | chairs, a comfy bedroom rocker—all manner of de- lightful, attractive bedroomy pieces to suit the taste of the young couple. These charming bedroom suites may be had from $350 | up to $2,000. But in. ti | group « ing from $350 to $600 delightful elee, tions may be made. | Sixth Lingerie that reflects Paris And expresses ina charming r, the vogue of shades in manne the high summer underthings watermelon pink, blue, orchid, French canary yellow Adapted from some quisite lingerie | handkerchief linen, it is ! truly Parisian in the sim- plicity of its modeis and in the charm of its distinctive details, ex French of Effectively finished with hemstitehing and touch 0 and embroidery in a contra ng color, | Nightgowns, £9.75 Vest chemise 84.0, Third Floor, Old Building \finish or brown hard-boarded finish. style Leather steel, | tari Organdies | \| Honor Roll of | White Stockings Silk, $1.55 to $10.80 Imported and full fashioned, double tops, soles, toes and high spliced to 1 es Bly 1 prices quoted. all silk, openwork 40, $6.95, $8.60, ull silk, openwork si clocks, al attractive « signs, all silk, solid or eyelet em-| broidery fronts, $6.40, $8.60. all silk, plain, $3.10, $5.1 zed cott $1.95, silk with mer tops und soles, $1 Cotton lisle, 38¢ to $3 Imported and domest full fashioned, widh spliced heels, double sol ‘and tops Bly to LO, openwork Paris side clocks, $1.50, $3. faney, with and mesh tops with wide nwork cloe 2.50. plain or drop less foot, mock double tops, 3Se titeh, eam pair. Main Floor, Old Building A fine grade of cowh lined. Three pock domestic, tax included in the ankles, high cks enwork clocks, $2; with openwork ankles, $1. leg Sand de le: FOR WOMEN Cool Frocks of Foulard Verled with Georgette crepe $35 narrow 4 ic, es, panels of Georgette erepe, edged with tiny tabs of ribbon, give the effect overskirt and yet looking Loose, on of an are more airy m and graceful In black or navy blue, Second Floor, Old Building EXTRA-SPECIAL Cowhide Oxford Bags 250; black or brown 16 and 18 in. sizes $9.8 idesin black baby ets. Frame of a good grade 250; Wednesday, at $9.85 each First Floor walrus grain Made in three pie with Inaximum of leather and minimum of stitehing. of Solid brass lock and catches of the substantial type Old Buliding Women’s Sweaters in black and white Slip-ons, $6. Tuxedo sweater white, at $4.75; combin plac i white, black or all white, s Scotch buttoned black or white, 0, All silk sweaters, black, Heavy Shaker knit sweat: white, $12.75. Silk searfs, black and w striped, $12.75 and $16.50. Second Floor, Old Building ancy stitch, sweaters, Quadruple-plated Ware—special i-piece tea design et, plain, Color 4-piece after-dinner Chop dish and cover Vegetable dish handle Water pitcher Bread tray Candlestick $2.25 to Sandwich plates....6 to with 1s $3.50 to $7 Bonbon dishe $2.25 to $3. Hot-weather needfuls vial $9 to $20 0 $10 a) Tea strainer $1 to $2.50 Wednesday, 90c yd. | ts bat oD We have been selling Lemon forks, «ss. eves them all season at $1.25 yd. Coaster 41 in. English organdies ed tea spoons (dozen), $6 to in white, heliotrope, copen- 0. x hagen blue, maize, flesh, lee cream forks (dozen). $13 nile green, and corn color. Thermos set Sit \ Main Floor, Old Building Main Floor, Old Buildin ce FOR MISS ,14 Smart Frocks at $12.75, $19.75, $25 The $12.75 frocks were purchased at a concession. The frocks at $1 $25, were our own Si The styles TO 20 those are now being worn by the which best dressed young women at the Hamptons on the North Shore, in the Berkshires, Adirondacks and Newport. In a word, they are frocks of exquisite simplicity and) smart line are » frocks un y and $25 frocks are of muneeed¢ dotted swiss, organdie, cheeked ginghams and novelty voile are of checked shion’s favorite colors ed, black, brown and navy blue gingham. Organdies in brigchter tones as well as pastel | shades. Swi with dark- colored grounds, Second Floor, Old Building Tenth Street Handkerchief--down a Fourth to Half 8,600, for women We grade--35¢ each. eer pure linen, hemstitehed, everal pretty ign 2,100, for men and $1.25 g¢ Se each, All linen, White with brown, blue, ender, or green hemmed ders, mar white, hemstitel tape borders of und de and kerchief Sl rades lav- bor- and ed, with lifferent widths igns; 2 few odd initial hand finely embroidered. Main Floor, Old Building Umbrella jars that are e different Mace of pa: per pulp, black enameled, with Oriental che ters, scenes and cherry blossom sprays painted by hand on the enamel 10x 25 in £6.50 each, Second Gallery, New Building = Thes war prices. Color spection, ‘The styles patch pockets, two breasted with flap pc materials. 2 and 3 button single with are styles ckets, flap pockets), BLUE Suits Reduced 97 blue serge suit: 63 blue unfinished worsted suits; 10 blue flannel suits; 200 Wanamaker —were $55 and Wednesday $39.50 { models in serge; 1 models in unfinished worsteds; 2 models in blue flannel; 5 to 146 in each of the three are all Wanamaker Suits, standard of the world at their reg- fabric, workmanship—they've passed our rigid in- breasted (one style with and 3-button double- t Arcade F New Buliding Suits all told; i0 this season; 4