The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 16

SOLD HIS CAR CHEAP AND IS HELD AS THIEF Accused by Police of Massachusetts Man. Thomas Capello, living at the Hotel Endicott, was arrested to-day by De-, teotives Chrystie and Kane, charged with having stolen a sedan car Oct. 20 At Eighth Avenue and 50th Street be- Songing to Nathan Periman of Rox- Dury, Mass. Albert Strohmeyer of No, 441 Palisades Avenue, Hoboken, im whose innocent possession the car was found, identified Capello as the Man who had sold it to him for $1,000. Tt was valued at about $4,000. In consequence of an examination of Capello's papers Detectives Cole- man and Reilly arrested Frank Ghererdi of No. 326 West 524 Street. | They found him starting out from ®arage in an alleged stolen car with a young woman beside him Detectives Dineen and Wackerly to-day arrested Paul Nass, an auto- mobile mechanic of No, Avenue, Astoria, charged ‘mg a sedan car worth $ . Louls Guigasch of Doesn't hurt a bit! 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Red Riding Hood and the woodsman and the wolf. They play it all for you just as you’ve read it in the Fairy-tale Book. Come and See! Note to Grown-Up Folks: These Are the Dondo- Jenter Marionettes. in Puppet Shows. An Entirely New Departure You'll Be Interested, Too! 500 Doll Carriages Handwerk make; 20 inches man. Special on Friday, $4.95 Santa Expects You at TOP 0’ THE WORLD 300 Jointed Dolls Handwerk make; 20 inches long. Bisque head; mohair wig; eye lashes. Special, In° His Wonderful Ice Palace at Gimbels on the 4th Floor (Two Floors of Toys at Gimbels, You Know) 7, , : And glitters! And lights! 300 Scooters ball-bearing —_ throughout, Special va Friday - $4.45 Sparkles! And nursery rhymes! And silvery things! And goldy things. And Christmas wreaths and Enchanted Castles—just like Jack and the Beanstalks.. And holly. And TOYS. And everything. Everything that means Christmas. All but. the turkey and the plum pudding. And it’s too soon for fiom any- way, isn’t it? t \ POLAR BEARS Great, big, jolly fellows; have climbed up the poles, (Oh, no! they won't hurt you. They're Santa’s pets, of course), to gnard the Ice Palace—all bright and snowy and ice-y. And there's a stairway to get up to see Santa. And another to get down. Or you can slide, if you like. (You bet—we all like.) 500 Kiddie Kars In three sizes. Special on Friday $1.25 .AND SEALS balance glittery alls on the very tippy-tip of their slippery noses. But they never,*never drop ‘em. Goodness me, no! Oh, it's a wonderful place, is Top o' the World! A NEVER-NEVER-NEVER Land that is. A Land of Dreams—Christmas Dreams. That are A WHOLE City Block of TOYS © Fourth and Sixth Floors Trains 1000 ell you about. ‘em? No, indeed, “¥ ing’ ; : See eee tOR RoW! Se ee GIMBELS “TOP O’ THE WORLD”—Fourth and Sixth Floors, ‘