The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1921, Page 5

MURDER IS LAD but was releas Quade to-day. ing Violen Benjamin Kriow, No. 3 seaclipiatng Alleged Safe-Cr: After Hitting Old Man— + Suspect Captured. scene of the accident only because s Walter Boy-| crow? had gathered with cries 2 alobynch hime ‘The victim was to have “) nifan, No. 268 Hewes Street. ‘T) shot and| cident’ occurred in Grand Street sion. Kriow was locked up on a ¢ ibing him-|of homicide. He said the accident Walter A, Vogel, sald by the Jan, He record with them, killed, and a man a self as Frank Devlin, a clerk,|in preparation for a turn. of No, 156 West Sith Street, was a wounded during a fight last night|Temek OCrnshes Baborer Again in the saloon of C. J, Raymond Wall, Killing Him. Avenue and 109th after a nut bail on The police are} q joaded truck and the third man wounded No. 20 Chrystie Stre al other m had pust e truck with deb » erashed throu at Columbus of 68 Thompson Strect, how searching for # during the shoe the shooting was the outcome of a tip given them that a band of safecrackers was about te open an offensive a long Gay Hearings Postponed. of New York firm The police} Hearings on the order of the Pub) dead man had a long record] Service Commission to the Broo! : and believe he met| Borough Gas Company to show hi. the plans of tho its rate yegemen had come to the notice of the police The police be M, crushing him. djourned until i Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock Detectives Fitzgerald and Trojan] M. i. Dilion, manager of the comp: arrested Devlin and William C, Heine- | has just returned from a vacation ? adjournment was take mann, a bartender in the saloon, The ' *djournment was taker Cooyright. 1921, Rudolph Wurtitzer Co Brand New Player Pianos *295 (F. O. B. Factory) From Factory to You The most amazing player piano offer ever advertised. Just think a moment—you get a beautiful, new mahogany (walnut $10 addi- tional) or oak Ellwood Player-Piano at prac- tically the cost of an ordinary upright piano. And it’s priced nearly $200 lower than other player-pianos. A tremendous production and a new Wurlitzer Equitable Piano Purchase Plan makes possible this startling offer. ,Call NOW and hear this beautifully toned piano. It’s your greatest opportunity to own a fine player piano. Convenient terms can be ar- ranged under this Wurlitzer Equitable Piano Purchase Plan. If unable to call, or reserve .your Ellwood NOW, mail the coupon below. Act quick! Telephone Bryant 8140, —MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY— WURLITZER, 120 West 42¢ St. w-9-1 Send me catalog and complete tnfarmation regarding your startling Ellwood player offer. No obligation to purchase, NANO NW encn mes eew'es eae cee, Address . ——WuRdIZeER— 120 West 42d Street i Between Broedway and Sixth Avenue. Orchestra Instruments. ia Victrola—Victor Recorde—Player Rolle—Band and ' tntter wad heldlag a material witness, FINDS THYROID TREATMENT by Magistrate Me- The fight in the saloon started when Vogel struck John A. Hagen, sixty- = five years old, a stonecutter of No, 23 West 106th Street. Five other men ine i. the District Attormey of Kings bitte apartment rentals have dropped in the saloon took wp the old man's ' } quarrel and the exchange of sho! : followed. Autolat Flea After Killing, Fene- U0! Of sheep, of Mra. buannic “4 Ai8 South First ker Slain| street, Brooklyn, who ran down and killed a man yesterday in an automo- , bile accident, gave himeelf up at the Redford Avenue Station to-day and explained that he had fled from the curred when he swerved from his cours THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, RENTS ARE FALLING— HELPS WOMAN WHO STOLE BUT IN KANSAS CITY. But Dr. Vaughn Can't Determine] Realty Wen Say There In No Rea- Whether She aon Raining Them. Dr. Ernest M. Cau KANSAS CITY, Sept. 7.—1then- merical ad- County, reported to Judge Mayes In the }a month, It Was annouticed by La County Contt to-day ,on Ui ; and other real. estate agents Q day,who declare wever, that tments would continie (o wut the san is no valk reason for tnereasss this fall and big increases are vot the rule, the agents added. ts his treatment with thyroid glan No. 644 Snedeker Avenue, Brook. | T n apparent Kleptoma C fer counsel, to a thi ——-—_—_ Asks Wor Strikers Be Enjoined, ident Hyman Walker of the Seattle Pur Dressing Company, Middle Village, Queens, in Brooklyn Supreme T-lCourt tovlay asked an injunction st Fred Zito as President of Local 8, Rabbit Workers’ Unton, to re- him from Interfering with em- s of the company. He sald be been assaulted by men he believed union strikers, The charies were 1 for the union, Justice Faber re- werved decision, Judge Bayes one year in. the of ‘“ s been in jail under the phyeteian's care. Dr. Vaughan + eo had ime ) health to know npiise to nt reo tentiacie: IDNGIDing Oo. wrecker, was erushed to death at noon to-day when he was caught betwee ! 864-566-568 ArTH AT 46% STREET. n NEW YORK PARIS: “THE PARIS SHOP OF AMERICA” sh | (USUAL SCHEDULE OF BUSINESS HOURS NOW IN EFFECT) ue | New Location Will Be Fifth Avenue at 56th and 57th Streets— z the truck-body Offer in Removal Sales, to-morrow, the following notable groups, including many styles suitable for Autumn wear. (Sizes and Colorings Are Limited; It Is Therefore Well to Respond Promptly) Daytime Dresses Formerly to $175, at 555 Light and dark shades, tailored and informal styles. Dance Frocks and Evening Gowns Formerly to $195, at $5Q—$75, Youthful effects for the School or College Girl. Tailored and Costume Suits— rhe “55-75 Day Coats and Wraps Forme we *65—85 Sport and Day Coats at 528 Formerly to $95 Miscellaneous styles for town or count wear, including several remaining styles in black satin. Silk Coat Sweaters at $25 Formerly $45 to $65—An extensive assortment of pure silk sweaters, in tuxedo effects, in plain or novelty weaves; black, navy and a full range of at- tractive colors. Many Wonderful New Bags—Pocket-books & Vanities are included in the Sales today ~ at $10—$15—$20—825 Formerly $25 to $85 Styles suitable for shopping, afternoon or evening wear; of plain and brocaded velvet, bengaline, faitle, duvetyn, pin seal, watrus and new striped auto leathers—draw string effects and mountings of sterling silver, 14k. gold and shell—smartly fitted and richly lined. Here They Are! The surprisingly new French- English squared toe oxfords—originated by ‘\ Walk-Over designers, Smartly low heeled, Women have been seeking just such a style innovation, Soft, very flexible Scotch Grain, The smartest walk- ing shoe in many seasons, Black or Brown Scoteh Grain ~ $10 Walh-Cu Brook iyn sf Hevndwity 1 is rent b400 york City uitan Blin Th Avenue 1921. Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. wow James McCreary & G0. ~~~ M&Creery Quality M Lerchandise, as Advertised, on Sale beginning Thursday, September sth,at9 A.M, T lephone Fi B sans One need not be a keenly observant shopper to detect that MeCreery prices are now down to a level that may truth fully be termed “normal.” This condition has been brought about primarily by our method of merchandis. ing. It has heen our policy, all during the period of price adjustment, to mark everything at a figure that assures its tmmeriate sale, so that nothing would remain in stock long enough to bear a price that was not in accordance with the very latest wholesale price reduction, Thus, now that wholesale prices have assumed a normal aspect, and McCreery prices are based on these, there is plainly evident throughout our store a normal level of prices. Navy Blue Dress Serge 2-50 yard formerly 4.50 A splendid quality of fine, all wool Dress Serge, closely woven of correct weight for Fall and Winter apparel, 54 inches wide. (Second Floor’ FINAL CLEARANCE! Misses’ Gingham Dresses Reduced to 1-95 formerly 4.95 to 12.75 Just at the psychological mo: ment-—when girls are planning to go back to school and college comes this extraordinary clearance sale. * The assortment includes all Misses’ sizes from 14 to 18, but not, of course, In every style or color, Fourth Floor Bed Coverings * Present a Wonderful Buying Opportunity 300 pairs Gray Blankets, double nize, palr, 6.75 200 pairs Gray Blankets, alngle nize. palr, 6.75 formerly 10.75 and 9.75 600 Sateen Comfortables, wool filled, double «lac, Slain borders and neat figured centres formerly 10.00, 6.75 400 White Crochet double stae, various Marsellles pat terna; very fine quality, formerly 4.00, Spreads, each, 2.78 (Seennd Bloor) Infants’ rt High Chairs 5.85 ‘\ formerly 0.50 An infant's High Chair need not be a blot upon the scene wherever it fs plaeed, Tt ean be as attractive as any other piees of furniture if it is built on praceful lines and made of Heed in bvory ov While Enamel finish, Just ae these are Bufth Blooey tz Roy 3: Women’s Autumn Dresses Reduced One-half! 12.50 to 87.50 formerly 25.00 to 175.00 A most unusual opportunity! Tlighly fashionable Silk Dresses that one may put on immediately and wear far into the Winter season. Many of them have been in stock but a few weeks—all are Autumn models. Some are fashioned of Canton Crepe, others of Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Foulard, Taffeta and Tricolette. gorgeously embroidered, others beautifully beaded or braided. Many are In view of the great vogue for Black many of these Dresses are Black—others are in fashionable Autumn shades. (Fourth Floor) Salrite, the Pencil for School Folk Always Sharp, Always Ready 1.00 This pencil is always sharp, always ready! And there- fore a great saver of time and lead. It is made of a high grade vuleanized rubber, beautifully chased and finished with a cap under which is an eraser; safety clip or ring attachment. Complete with 7 extra leads. “‘Salbro”’ Fountain Pens 1:75 The “Salbro” Pen is a self-filling fountain pen, fitted with 14-kt. solid gold pen, and a reliable safety clip or ring attachment, Il is guaranteed to give lasting satisfaction. (Main Floor) | McCreery | Wicker Furniture The appeal of Wicker has made it increasingly popular for all-year-round use. — It brings a colorful, cheery touch of summertime into the home during the cold, drear months of Winter. The illustration shows just ene of the many models in our stock which merit particular attention, It is strongly built of the finest grade natutal willow and presents extremely graceful lines, May be had in colors foamatch apy furnishings at a slight additional cost, Natural Settee 24.00 Natural Arm Chair 8.25 Natural Arm Recker 9.00 Natural 27-in. Table 8.50 Complete 49.75 ‘At Half Price A speclal Jot conprising 75 pieces of the finest Reed and double Bibre Matneng ia calany arta