The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 23

BURGLAR CHASE ROUSES SLEEPERS Bullets Fly as West Side Bandits Flee and Leave Loot in Street. ‘Thiee policemen, in an early morn- ing chase, frustrated a clothing and fur robbery on tho west side and fired dozens of shots, but did not succes! in capturing three burglars. Residents of Tenth Avenue, Fifty-fifth and Vifty-sixth Streets were aroused from their sleep. The policemen, Martin Gillen, George Guyser and Rudolph Kerch- off, all of the West 47th Street Station, easirned to strike duty in front of the Sheffield Farms plant on West 57th Street, wee notified by a taxi driver that three men were at 10th Avenue with a load éf fur and clothing. The policemen were seen as soon as they turned the corner and the men ran. Two of the burglars darted into No. 504 West 55th Street, ran through the house, dodging bullets, across the roof and to safety in the dark. The other escaped in an alley. The po- licemen returned and found twenty- eight men’s suits, thirty fur pieces and many fur-lined overcoats. No report of such a robbery had been received at’ that time. Ann Pennington Now starring in Georges White's Scan- dals of 1921, says: “1 have tous NOONANS LEMON CREAM FOUR OKVAMS IN ONE An_ Astringent, Bleachin Cleansing Cola Cream, 7Se the dar, Ube the Tube For sale get's Drug Stores, 6. by de Alunan & Co., Saks & Co., Abranam & Streus and other dealers. WED ELEVEN YEARS, NOW DISCLOSE SECRET BELVIDE RE, N. J. ib roarriage, eleven years ago, of Miss Sarah 8, Howell and Tobias Hender- shot of Vienna, Warren County, was announced for the first time recently upon the death of Miss Howoll's mother, with whom the couple mado their home on a farm near Vienna, The mother kept their secret from family, friends and neighbors for eleven years while Mrs, Hendershot, still as rh nore tT ae resignation. The leath of the mother and thi panlne ‘of her chi the tardy announcement. fractured skull. iss Howell, played a prominent part county and State educational Miss Howell, at the time ‘of her,mar- rlage, was a teacher in the High School in Vienna. Announcement would have e aperonage necessitated — FIVE MEN BIT ONE MILK DRIVER. Thomas Meely, thirty-nine, @ milk driver, of No, 420 West 124th Street, was assaulted by five unknown men when he tried to deliver milk at No. 265 Wost 108th Street, to-day. Melly re- celved lacerations of the head and «| M@Satstahtel Mm Olaeke Lill Bi NIGHTS—#00 ORCI MATS. 250-500—NIGHTS AMUSEMENTS. 0. pe ee 44TH ST. THEATRE "i2"bany. LEE WHITE an CLAY SMITH, THE LOCKFORDS, LORD-AIN, BRENDEL & BERT In “THE PROMENADE REVUE” KRANZ & WHITE and OTHERS. CENTURY—LAST 5 TIMES SOTHERN-MARLOWE yiiter ‘Thurs, TAMING OF THE SHREW, 50c-$2.50. | AMUSEMENT! Ith] AL JOLSON “aon: ‘W. 48TH &T. HOUSE Fatih tee ae * noueitt ano PAID FOR An ie ia THE GREEN GODDESS A LISS Hd ADVENTURE. NAL 5 ist, \ MAIN STREET Ere" MAI STREET |» J MON. EVE.» BEC iz ke } 1 CHOCOLATE SOLDIER win DONALD BRIAN—TESSA KOSTA ek he Mi Specials in Hobe tn WBewAne'OF BU ereatey, Lauehing Noveley in Ne, R THEATRE, W, 424 St, Eva, 8.90 REPUBLIC "Nitvoes Wea. and tat 2.30 FAIR CIRCASSIAN 5 THEA... Selmyn w42 fe, y JOHN MRS. DREW, Cal 0 LAWFORD, THEATRE. W. 434 St En ( APOLLO *iicines Wed and Sat. 220 LOUIS MANN "NotATuRE APOLLO THEATRESPECIAL MATINEES ‘0-MORROW & FRIDAY, Deo. 6th & |T DIBBUK = IN YIDDISH. SHUBERT mex SATE GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES 1921 1TH etry cast. wi TED LEWIS, FRANKLIN, JOE E. BROW LA SHAR GORDON ‘DOOLEY, NESBICA WIFE*:SMILE S22 sAtNoLy DALY ia capital — ay ee EVERGE Seeecaes OCI ris Mdargaree Wycherly FULTON W. 46th Mats. LILIOM Sees es nd Mats. Tomw Sat. with Frank Reicher “Break any engagement to see It'—Alan Dale 3250 NORA BAYES ™*..44tn. W Ch Matinees Wed. JST MARRIED ots. ts SOS HERAT |: Children’s Part Wool Underwear— high neck—long sleeves—ankle length——were .87 and $1.07. .73 Children’s Cotton Knitted Waist Union Suite—vest, waist and drawers combined—high neck— long sleeves—ankle length: were .97. ress Boys’ Cottor U ui high neck—long ilceve—ankle length—size 10 years— WETS OB vccccrccccvescvces 80 Rise 7 cts. for each size larger. CHILDREN’S UMBRELLAS Maxine Elliot's ‘Bway | Weds wm: FAVERSHAM. ,2, SILVER FOX Most PERFECT CAST OF THE SEASON, ELTINGE "oe Mata, Wed. and Sat., 2.90. THE DEMI-VIRGIN LONGACRE, W. 48ch St Mats. Wed. & Sat 2.50, THANK-U The ] st Year CENTRAL Revs, Beate cS RRUN GE {oon to ie. i P@ente “MOLLY O” » " MABEL NORMAND = THEODORA ENGAGEMENT EXTENDED, Children’s Canes and Umbrellas— the gift that will delight the chil- dren, because it is just like mother’s or daddy's. Children’s Colored Si! —bakelite ring hand were $5.07 ... Children’s Canes.... Gift Gloves Children’s Wool Gloves — pure ‘Australian wool—extra heavy CHRISTMAS GIFTS Large Assortments at Our Low Prices All Over the Store Until Christmas—Store Hours, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. niBARN FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE. Unusual Offerings in Boys’ and Girls’ Wear Underwear For Thursday Children’s Day For Thursday FOR CHILDREN LORD Sparkling a Blue White 2 14 Kt, Solid Gold Ring 817.00 1 Carats. 8 68.00 Dim es | understanding paid will han ters, buyin ished Bic @ tremendoys discoun sibte! tor te to offer suc saan In all our fort; ears ‘pric HAVE N |. RI Ry ; . pei aneludes your choice of men’s or ladies’ 14-carat solid gold rings. B.GUTTER&SONS 170 "aver At Park. FaMey, Me GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE AN APARTMENTS FURNISHED Ny COMPLETE FROM $50 to$9,000 Wath ST.“L” STATION at Cor. FISHER BRO BET. 103° & 104"STS Relieves Rheumatism Musterole loosens up stiff joints and drives out pain. A clean, white oint- ment, made with oil of mustard, it usually brings relief as soon as you start to rub it on. It does all the good work of the old- fashioned mustard plaster, without the blister. Doctors and nurses often recom- «mend its use. Get Musterole to-day at your drug store. 35¢ and 65c in jars and tubes; hospital size, $3.00. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER EMPIRE jars? st a0" MLETIE COLUMBUS, AVENUE ff Arthur Hopkins Presents PAULINE * CHRISTIE” Vanderbilt Thea., W. 48th St. Evs, 8.30. MATINEES WED. AND SAT. "Arthur Hopking Presents Lionel Barrymore tn. ‘The Claw” with IRENE FENWICK Broadhurst Thea,, W. 44th St. Eve. 6.30, MATINEES THURS. AND SAT, quality—grey, navy— re 8 Children’s Gauntlets—Jersey palm —leather cuffs—grey and brown —mitts with fur tops—strap wrist, Jersey—fleece lined— Marjorie Rambeau in “Daddy's Gone A-Hunting” Pomouth Thea, W. 45th St. Eve. 8,20, MATINEES THURS AND SAT, x Zia ET NEW, AMSTERDAM. WEST 420. $1 Eves. f ATS. Stood THE ‘DREAM 4 HENRY MLLERS 820 MATINEES Thi iy BURK “The INTiMaAre S || HUDSON “i,t tie ELSIE FERGUSON 12208 “THE VARYING ae AK Eta Times Square “CET “RICH.-QUICK WALLINGFORD” in “PETER IBBETSON” BEGIN’G FRIDAY, DEC. 9, *, §;° Cecil B. DeMille’s FOOL'S PARADISE’ SHOW—EVERY ACT A STAR FEATURE GOH | CHARLES FRIEDLAND In ‘MUSIC. cae razeamomye ZANI *S STIRRING SVERTURE STORY POP. MAT. WE! OriRBAY WaTtiEes iE vets 2.0, W Wes LYCEUM ACE AVID BELAS LIONEL ATWILL Belasco and A. L. Eris | WANDERING JEW] THE MIGHTIEST DRAMA OF THE AGE. ner BOTY se eae say: COHAN'S COMEDIANS pag ESOME_MUSI BRIEN ‘GIR RA BROADWAY at S TR nD 47TH ST. 1 All ten a Woman’ With EMIL JANNINGS. AF tional Attraction, _* “strane” imphony_Orehe Orohestra, a eapir0 JORRBuRRTORE Direoted by Marshall Neitan, 51 At, Capitol Grand Orchestra, oe Dally|Buriesyus, 8.1)| Pop. Priore WHIRL Or GATET Bronx Opera House ji. shyaleh! |GRANT MITCHELL er DIAMON DS : With ERNEST TRUEX. FRAZEE 'y Mats Wed. & St t .) ONE (1) 5 TON» iMac \ CONCERTS AND MUSIC. METROPOLITAN Qttna ine. ic tbe Beroug J ated er ToMIGNT MEFISTOFELE * MARDMAN PIANO UHED. SHIN "MUSIC BO ne Sin! ‘BAN RAND - soWN HAROLD LLOYD TRAN "BROOKLYN “weven WEAKEN." GTAR x tenet a Weta miss Ne YORK J! EVERY SUNDAY 2—81G CONCERTS—2 AUCTION SALES. TAKE NOTICE THAT UNDERSIGNED wil 0 Soun, 1081, aaa Saw Ye 5 a HUDSON NAV patie are Middleton S Borland. James A. Linersoa. DIAMONDS Watches, Jewelr arte CRED. | Fist Payment secures immediata delivery. Coats of heavy all-wool mixed cheviot and chinchilla with muff, flap or patch pockets. Sizes 8 to 8 years. Indian, Squaw, cowboy, fireman, policeman and baseball 2 GOODS—LLOW PRICES, At Our Two Uvstairs Stores Call, write or phone CORTLANDT §867. SALESMAN CALLS ON REQUEST, AMERICAN 6 MAIDEN LANE, “PARLOR, BEDROOM & B y : Weight Dancers, Bussie Browning, Rl ottiqy & photoplay, FRED S81 ONE add inane Duke of Chimney Butta” WEDNESDAY | BEST 32 SATURDAY. _| SEATS® GREAT VAUDEVILLE) MRS. SIDNEY DREW, mah Junior Misses’ Serge Junior Misses’ Coats—of heavy wool heather cloth, with beavercite collar, lined throughout—sizes 18 to 17 years—were $20.78... .eeceereseeee 14.94 35 Maiden Lane. 6th Floor, Tel 243 lo}. E& SON Ba ANATDEN. 3 Strictly Contlaentia Ne e DIAMONDS, ~ CREDIT IBERGMAN S7 ANE] ‘DIAMONDS LIBERAL CREDIT , WASBAU MUTUAL DIA.-WATCH CO. oh » XMAS “ 6 aL r 14 MOND RING, 1 Wenn, TROPO! |SUNDAY ¥ WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY wonnypa' Special .50 JUNIOR BOYS’ OVERCOATS 8.50 Were $9.74 Qther Overcoats, 4.96 to 17.94 Boys’ and Girls’ Play Outfits suits—a Christmas gift that will 1 b — 4 Py oy or girl—sizes 4 to 1: 50° 4. 50 Dresses 7.23 Value $9.94 New two-, H igerd model of fine French serge made with pleated skirt. Waist is finished with white collar and cuffs. Sizes 12 to 17 years. Women’s Extra Size DRESSES 23.73 Were 27.73 to 34.73 Models of Poiret twill, tricotine, serge and satin, in straightline and tunic effects, with braid embroidery and button. trimming. Sizes 4214 to 5214. 1000 Duplex Oil Opaque WINDO W SHADES .60 Perfect Value .94 Various combinations of colors, as green and white, ecru and green. Size 6x3 ft. Mounted on dependable rollers. The slight imperfec- tions to which the special price is due do not detract from the excellent value of the shades. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS, | Rese iD oe heen ees ton Zafar’ Searing vernal ft Westone Menie Oi o te Ses UN hris a4 Btart of Season Sale “iat Thursday 4.74 Regular Value $7.27 Smart colors and handles, With sill case Women’s Robes 3.24 Regular Values $4.94 to $6.94 \\ Seven Models, Best quality blanket cloth and cordurey, Sizes 36 to 46, Extra Size Bungalow Aprons— of figured or plain percale,in the darker shades are In slip- over or button-shoulder mod- els with slashed pockets and finish of rickrack— gay cretonnes—some have were $1.88 and $1.48..1.18 Tea Aprons of sheer lawn or dotted swiss—round or square styles—trimmed daintily with lace or embroldery— some have the convenient Girls’ Beaver Hats 2.95 o Were $3.95 Best colorsand smart shades finished with band and streamers. | Children’s Hosiery Specials Children’s Derby ee Black Woolen Hose—s: 9% —were 65 .. Boys’ Fine Ribbed Hose— sizes to 10—-were .85 — SPECIALS IN ; Boys’ Blouses Boys’ Blouses of tan and also shirts—were $1.94... 1.44 Boys’ Blouses—light and medium striped madras and percale, attached collars and plain or French cuffs—8 to 15 years— were 1.27.66. 0 0.c0cec08 87 GIFT APRONS of many dainty kinds all at special prices Bungalow Aprons—in cheerful colors and becoming styles that are a pleasure to wear— are made of plaid and figured ginghams and percales or un- bleached muslin trimmed with bindings of contrasting colors, others are finished with rick- tack—were $1.10 to $1.38 97 Band and Bib Aprons—of ging- ham or figured percale—are made round or square sand a atisateas teen shoulder straps. specia. .48 Thursday Sale TENDERFOOT SHOES For Stout Women Were $8.00...... 9.89 Of fine appearance and thorough comfort. These shoes have been reduced only because they are a discontinued style. Soft black kidekin, made with extra wide ankles, me- dium round toes, and low, flat heels. Sizes 5 to 10, EEE widths. No Mail or Phone Orders. Special Purchase Women’s Extra Size COATS ' 28.50 Were $45.73 Coats of finest quality velour, broadcloth and other wanted materials, with fur and self cloth collars, and plain and figured linings. Warmly interlined. One model pictured. Two-Day Sales Continued Bar Pins, Cotiapsible & hopping F Bags, Toilet Seta, art, Blankets and lapnels, Tots’ Dresses Coats. 4 4 flannel, with attached collars—} ith