The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1921, Page 21

GUNMEN SHOOT TWO IN HOLD-UP IN JERSEY CITY Six Bandits Get $1,000 in| Two Raids—Three Arrests. Bix armed bandits held up two saloons in Jersey City early yester- day morning and escaped after rob- bing the saloons and their occupants of about $1,000 in cash and jewelry, besides shooting two of their victims who failed to obey the robbers with sufficient alacrity. ‘The first raid was in the saloon of Tony Sigilio at No. 247 Railroad Ave- nue, Jersey City. Detective Captain Daniel,Casey of the Jersey City police was standing @ block away, but the robbers had disappeared by the time one of the saloon and yelled for help. Inside of a few minutes it was learned that the same six had held up another saloon two vlocks away, had shot two men in the second place und ‘had escaped while Capt. Caney ‘was running to the scene.. The sec- | ond hold-up was in the saloon of Michael Angelo at First and Colgate Streets. Angelo and others in the place resisted the bandits when they | demanded money. The robbers began | firing and Angelo was struck in the mouth, chest and abdomen. Alfred Sontag fell slightly wounded. Three frightened victims had run out of the! , called packers’ dec! arrests were made later, but none of | the prisoners were identified. ‘Three armed men held up the cafe of John Smith at No. 342 St. Ann's Avenue, Bronx, Friday night and robbed Smith and others of $500 in jewels and money, tt became known ssterday. Detectives have been earching for the robbers since. Pes thsnd sieaabiiedes MICHAEL F. LYONS DIES; FRIEND OF ROOSEVELT Conducted Restaurant in the Bow- ery tor Twenty-Eight Years. Michael F. Lyons, personal friend of the late ex-President Theodo-e Roosevelt and proprietor of a Bowery restaurant which was a eendezvous for police and other public officials fifteen years ago, is dead at his home, No. 455) Ninth Street, Brooklyn. When Mr, Lyons retired from busi- ness in 1907, he had finished twenty- eight years as a caterer at No. 259 Bowery. When Roosevelt was Pt lice Commissioner he visited Lyon restaurant and a warm friendship| = sprung up between the two. Mr. Lyons was a veteran of the Civil War, He enlisted at the age of seventeen in the 5th Louisiana Brig- ade from New Orleans. His elemen- tary knowledge of food was gained while serving in the commissary de- partment of that brigade. He was seventy-elght years old. Four daugh- ters and three sons survive him, Burial will be private at Greenwood Cemetery to-day. If a gale turns Storm Hero inside out simply pull it back again, A new frame if the wind breaks it. MILLER BROS. & CO. GRAND RAPIDS } FURNITURE APARTMENTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM $50 t055,000 With ST.“L" STATION at Cor. FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVENUE BET. 103° & 104" STS Teeth BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED WHILE YOU Walt. 2 E, 125th ‘st Sth Ave 169 E. 34th St. N.W. Cor, Sd are. sec 40 Lexington Ave. Cy S9th St. 1 4 r 1 O 1 Le T 1 = canpeeiamenentintiag x. [tv Knickerbocker Hospital early this SISTERS INJURED WHEN | TAXI HITS TOURING CAR AMUSEMENTS. Gneavest Shows ATE WINTHR GARDEN ‘rei ‘Sails LEONA LAMAR, NAT NA-| | ZARRO JR. AND HIS BAND, KRANZ & WHITE, EDYTHE BAKER, CLARENCE NORD- STROM, CHAS. HOWARD & CO., HANNEFORD FAMILY, MAXIE & GEORGE & OTHERS, NIGHTS—800_ORCH. SEATS $1.00. 44TH ST. THEATRE Bi. 1 HETTY KING, JOHNNY DOOLEY & CO., KLEIN BROS., BERNARDI, BERNARD & TOWNES, TURELLI'S CIRCUS AND OTHERS. MATS. 26¢-800—MIGHTS 250, 800, 786, Elinore Heyman, thirty-one years old, and her sister, Adell, twenty-four, both of No. 233'Hast 87th Street, were taken morning suffering from cuts about the face and hands, recetved when a taxi cab in which they were riding collided {th a touring car at Columbus Leopold Fre} of No. 419 Eas’ the taxicab, was h Street. cut on the hand. Robert Oger, of No. 116 West 734 Street, operator of the touring Frey and the women to the hospital. Frey after being attended went home, The collision was due to wet pave ment. ciate Four Jersey State Senators Named vote. ‘ 28.—Gov, Ed- wards to-day named members of the Eves. Wed, ‘tate Board of Canvassers, eet iB cAnven, election, HALLIDAY, NEST ROBERT ipoeely LAWFORD, RENDEL. + Di and. William. i. ne Bright,’ of Cape 4 7, County and Albin APOLLO THEATRE, (except Sat.) Mars. wep. (WEST Abie 41:50) AND’ Sak, LOUIS MANN :" comedy NATURE'S NOBLEMAN TIMES SQ. | ALLAN POLLOCK" A Bill of Divorcement” With JANET BEECHER. th, of Passale, Republic ‘moat "Important “count wil be" on the $11,000,000, bond issue for State Insti: 1 tutions which was defeat psi! Mien eons) Packer Hearings To-Day. WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Hearings on @ proposed moMification of the so- divorcing them from unrelated lines of business will be begun here to-d LPHOISTERNG imag SaeSAVESD| tats Prins, Window 0: WRITE, PRON ORC THBATRE GUILD PRODUCTION. OPENING TO-NIGHT. Two Plays From the French. WIFE "®” SMILEss2 GARRICK thoi 84, 83: LILIOM EULTON, West 40th, 2.30. Mats, Wed. Sat, 2.30, Sonilakraut Ke Galilenne, MAN. CO FOR SALESMAN WITH CO 5-Pe. Suits ts Reupholtered AMUSEMENTS. oa BELMONT 7 $e Bree. at 8.20, Mats, Wed. and Sat. JOLSON in Mats. Thurs. Sat, With Ortetnal Cast & Production a. W.18. By AMBUS _MOVES HERE TO.NIGHT, MAIN STREET 39TH ST. ™=t. Kast of Diway, Eres. 8.90. we. HODGE "" In the Greatest Laughi Matintes Wed. and Sat., 2.80, WARS OF DOGS.” Novelty tn of Tweatre Gulld, ae AMUSEMENTS. et, We, T REPUBLIC Siew. 4 atinees Wed. and Sat., 3.4, ie MAN’ S NAME ELTING nas, 430. Mats. Wed. and Bat. 2.90, aITHE DEMI-VIRGIN Yer, | Wem 48th St. Bryant 2028, PLAYHOUSE ‘or, 8. wa RACE : A MARIE Once ronerre 4aTH ST, THEA. Ev, ik ony ‘Thurs, & Bat. WE GIRLS i= n Gayest ly y and JULIETTE DAY. — “4TH WEEK AT LEXINGTON SHUBERT fy" wast tnd’ saturday GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES 1921 ITH AN ALLSTAR y TED LEWIS, AL HERMAN, TREN, FRANK. LIN, JOE E. BROWN, ULA SHARON, GORDON DOOLEY, JESSICA S8ROWN. A ST 0 lage ol BROADWaY tick DALY i 38 30, Goldwyn's ah Moth res. "Shee B1, OL80, 82. tion Ploture Ever Daily ‘hate. 506-81,00 ASTA NIELSEN Sens Greer, sae Protoniay “HAMLET” Lainerol ice gat WAS Bley LE yy) 5a 230 morn Tikie tO-MignT. ve LONGAGRE, W. 4ach Bt. Mate, Wed & Sat. 2.50. Artiss in THE GREEN poked THANK- U ‘A PLAY OF ADVENTURE, Pie ona Atedanbrch shen Med cepa resi’ neat Wea, & wat. 00. Wiel he Ist Year =ttnnnre a | wee ain se. | Statincen” Wed. -\[e Charles Dickens’ eee. “Our Mutual Friend” |LYRI Saion DARE P| CENTRAL Brainay a. 2h Giet “MOLLY O” ~ MABEL NORMAND “Anna Christie” with PAULINE LORD i Thee. W. 4th Ot. Eve, 8.28 INEES WED. AND SAT., japestry oF Leeneretten. siti mp palished ke mew.» 5-Pc. Slip Covers Without Plates \ A \ ow vol 1 Save D 1 Teeth, Tight Loose Teth Frat Diseared. Gums A, | 4 "rthut Hopkins Presents Lionel B. in “The Claw” with rel E FI Broadhurst Thea... 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Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed BWAvs4ses) goods. For fifty-one years millions of women have been using “Diamond 1 Comedy GLOBE "0, 9 95.. Dyes” to add years of wear to their _—— = old, shabby waists, skirts, dresses, cou gs, draperies, went (Pon'esat GOLDEN GAIETY *; Mats, Wed & DAYS AST § TIMES. ADNIAIN Pathfinder of world HARDING rscs"es20 a mirth, music, in “THE O'BRIEN G LIBERTY THEATRE, W. 42d St hts $2.50. Mats. Wed. and] WELEN HAYES. song, dance. ner displayed 50c to $2.00. 0—Mats. Wed. ( siaseo and A. L. i bhi THE MIGHTIEST DRAMA OF THE. ACE™ % MUSIC BOX , ; "MUSIC BOX REVUE” SAM -H. HARRIS \ ( SIX CYLINDER LOVE With ERNEST TRUEX. |DULCY iia ne: E KLAW Mats, Wed. & THE 0 hal urtbut THE ‘AN linda 8 WEEKS IN ADVANCE, FRAZEE ‘=: Prevent Disease! 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FOR SALE, NEW YORK Be Kost ‘< t SoH yn 28. | _Strtetty Etttiecntal: Reade! _Roterenee, DIAMONDS, Sanity NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Largest Assos Good) Guaranteed, eoiideisl write, beens & | Me Ree, ape N DIAMOND, areal co. DIAMONDS WAluney, Jew EAI, ON CREDIT | Srland 280 | ‘° THE weyers WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1921.” FOURTEENTH STREET ee Estaished 1827 WEST OF SORTEENTY STREET” Raided 1877 WEST OF FIFTH AVE AVE Holiday Sales of Christmas Merchandise Our Value Giving Events are Your Christmas Giving Opportunities : ved orerer la Rerraperestlts pe gt hth ge Beng wong Hint Me Hearn bleh Ftd co ee in Sunday pepers for Monday's and y's For the tion of Tuesday's selling. : FOLLOWING FOR BOTH TODAY AND TOMORROW Gloves $1.50 Women's Two-Clasp Duplex Fabric Gloves ............ $1.25 ——s Real Chamelnasle Glovee—slightly imperfect— GLOR GuAlty ts sicae seus 68 Men's Washable Cape Skin Gloves —were $5.18 and $5.96 :2.96 Fur Lined Gioves— Special ....10,96 Scoteh Kuit Wool Hosiery Ribbed Hose .77 mglish Wool and Lighter Weight Heather Hose 57 $1.45 Boys’ % Heather Ribbed Goll Heth 8 cei cc tiees 1.10 Women’s All $1.97 Men's ‘Ait Silk Hose, Women’s and Children’s Underwear On Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices Women's Part Wool Union Suite— regular sises were $2.! pene sides were $3.47.......... 1.77 Women’s Silk and Wool Union Suite— regular sizes were $8.47 extra sizes were $8.77 ite, Drawers and NTighten regular sizes were .! regular sizes were aepeneet extra sizes were $1.07.. double extra’ sizes were S19: 1.07 ‘Women’s Medium Waight Cotton Union Suite— regular sizes were $1.07. extra sises were $1.17 Women's) Silk Top Union Suite— were $1. BT aeecccccverseese 1.37 Women's Cotton Fleece Union Reus 81.47 regular sizes were $1. entra sives were $1.67 1:37 Boys’ Part Weol Gray Union Suits » —slightly a adi e 27 Mere Sl eiraiiendsaiaass Girls’ White Cotton Fleece Union ‘Suite—all sixes. Were 97... .77 Children’s Cotton Fleece Waist Union Suits—were $1.07. 87 Misses’ Part Wool Union Suite— size 14 years—were $2.97... size 16 years—were $3.17. Leather Goods Resies Seat)? to 16 inch—— i Fi . prey | da $197 Eakesienes Net east | $6.27 Cowhide Suit Cases....§.00 $4.95 eee Capes.......-2.97 * MORNING SPECIALS On Sale TO-DAY and TO-MORROW Uspsil 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail o ‘aapnall orders $1.17 Reversible Terry Cloths........... For draperies and ‘costum' Oriental and floral deslgns— yard wide DRAPHRIES—BASDMBNT, $25. mi Las elow Hartford Wool Tapestry .16.74 $2.95 40-inch Canter Cre: pes. AN 2.37 Heavy quaiity—light, dark ‘and meditim cotorg: Outing Flannels. Good quality—pink stripes on white, ASH GOODS—BASEMENT, 40 et. White Novelty Goeds.. .30 pes and shacks 8. 30 ct. Yard Wide J i} ana wate 68 ct. Bleached Pec vs AB 64-inch-—mercerized LINEN6—-MAIN FLOOR 58 ct. Turkish Towels. 35 cy colored or Jacquard de- iene, hemmed—plain white or solored border HLS MEAT FLOOR. 78 ct. ‘tn Size Flannelette Skirts Lionel Electric Trains. . Other ap clin Hehe cd 97 et. Nainsook Chemises... .78) Erector Outfits. ...1,87 to 10.50° Warm Robes Large Chemistry ‘and Lagar'p' Sets . es Cheuk Bake 458 iboyehas vue tay tae 4.58 . we Wena Corduroy barf Best Quality Drums.. 58 to 5.43 Kindergarten Chairs—White Aprons enameled .......0+0+6 oe SOON tee Aprons—round and 7 Gift Jewelry ieee nonce 8 $1.75 Babies’ Solid Gold Rings— 1.25 ‘ Wemen's All Linen Handkerchiefs —half dozen in box— ‘ chi cetocyle AO bex.. pheverc sma Fyooes 33 Women’ ' Canton Crepe w " Se iceahershhatees Canton C D were f Y resses—' cont - +20 “308 738 es :33.50 ‘Women's box Towels .73 Fox Searfs,........ i Gifts will be held for Bites Une leer tubject to your ‘ Vai We in $1.2! Bo! sl Pink and blue atriper- es eray WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR—2D FLOOR, $1.28 Ni 't Dresses. Long sleeve-hieh or Vv" neck- rood quality white eae WOMEN'S UNDER WERAR-—3D FLOOR, $1,00 Pink Brassieres trimmed top and bottom | Te 88 | | $5.07 Men’s and Women's ty Hentearebels tree 7 six in a We ct. . Sil Mined Chiffonattes 19 | 24 et ees Combed pink, for at $5.97 Keri Eiderdown Bath Rebes.. $1.24 Little Tots’ slette Rompers..... .84 | $1, ‘s Men's Madras S Shirts. Bo 19 Remapers and creepers — P +4 Woven th h ‘Teodles, gilet—Tiene an fine stripes o! ‘oe ae tan a INPANTS: DRESSES S BCOMD FLOOR. hope, grey, 6 o ae EN'S PURNISHINGS—MAEN FLOOS, 49 ct. Embroidered ‘if nie 38 | $1.95 Men's Domet Large including | ruf- _ Pa ae fea for Rica nesses. | Nia FLOOR. $1.00 and $1.25 Novelty Jewelry Ber ie LO links—childre: Deaded. Daga—novelly necklac Night Shirts. é —braceleta—vanity cases Well neapped—fine colored atripes Tt! also close woven muslin—long Amethyst or black beads—each Seen sewed—sizes 8 SHOUS—S| Journal or Sun for list of other items. Toys for Boys Muslin Underwear $1.28 Fine Nainsook Envelope ty Second Extra Size Blanket Cloth $1.28 Children’s Fleece Lined Night Drawere—1 to 7 years ce $1.28 Children’s Skirte— 6 to 12 years $1.68 and $1.97 Children's Kait Billiebirke Pajamas— i 6 to 16 years .......00 000 27 Misses’ Flannelette Pajamas— Billiebirke style—drop seat—6 to’ 16 years——were $2.97 . 197 $27.73 and $29.73 Wemen's Extra stow Dresees—sives 4945 0 524s “ Silver Mesh: + i it ial : Handkerchiefs and Flannelette Underwear Men's Linen Initial Handkerchiefs —half dozen in gift box-—were $3.97 Extra Size Nainsook Night. er were $1.97 eee ‘ 97 ct. Extra Size Petticoats ‘Women’s were $24.78 to $84.78... Furs, Etc. | Hudson Seal Conte—dyed muskrat 40 in. long; also models of all Seal Dyed Muskrat with mandatin 2.97 16.73, sleeves—wére $450.00 Hudson Seal Coa! 73 Cobarents | Fur Sets .. for the Junior Miss $36.73 Junior and Misses’ Coate— 18 to 17 years........++ 29.73 Junior Misses’ French Serge Dresses—! rious shades of blues, greens, : ous ose, malse, Teistrone: mulation Hosiery, wigtl® ee and svening wear. Incditim "welght-doubie heel and treet ti was ey Ratt toe. HOSUBRY—MAIN FLOOR, $8.74 to $10.50 | Boys’ Sui All- etd cheviots—gray,' brown, tan, green and heather mixtures ‘some with yoke and int M1 the cloth suits have pairs trousers—also ts acy and brown coloriags to years. OLOTHING—TEIRD FLOOR, UNDERWEAR—2D FL, ray. silk froms-—all MEN'S PURSTSHINGS— MARY FLOOR, $1.22 Men’s Domet and roomy—all sizes, MEN'S PURNISHINGS—MAIN FLOOR. t. Gold Plated Rosaries... .18 | box, | $1.39 Men's Union liad langesinaaal Made Overalls.......... .87 Bb Wesmea'e Grey Fels Bi et? Snows alae aeoe & WORK CLOTHES —BASEMENT. | $4.1 12 Salone Comfortables.. 3.10 Full sizes—cotton filled—winter 78 | ‘and urable—teit ies covered with leather soles to ROOND FLOOR. t. Women’s Silk Hosiery. Black—all siges AOSIERY —-MALN FLOOR, weight -- attractive coverings— well utitehed. ‘COMPORT ABLES—BASEMENT, fine Gloria Umbrellas. 3.94 umbrellas with fancy for women, and vative wooden han- riced. LOR 34 ct, "Unbleached Muslin. eee a