The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 5

im the $8,000 receipts, wrapped stocky, shabbily dressed young} 7 ' |man, with his hat pulled over his 1 eyes, stepped from an adjoining |‘ Vho Saw W hole Thing) qoorway. -whirled and pointing a t Schaeffer's head, shouted: 3aflling Loss Pome across with that stu! of Memory. up or Til blow your brains Judge er put the money behind | Inspector Conghiin today.) him, stepped back and Mallon, pull- “In the matter of vicious ertmes,”” direction of Chief Mnapector | ing ck into the lobby, sald in Ng its ut kan i * 4 et tone: "Run like hell. Toay!” {no beta aaa ue OUkK FriRsT SPECIAL SALE bok personal charge of an ine ™ Mation said to the comMMUAity can be considers : tion towara |Tecent epidemic of robberies proves ‘ OF BR strange story of Bt | robs a ae ce a ie that the severest punishment must be | e {to the police of ep that Buh GOW? | dealt out to those gullty of robbery." | ew rin roc Ss 7 : ; RrOuen eo On June 12, Murato, Philip Aro- (ith Stre@: station hy! e je robber, and mean: nandi and John Miller, maske ; ot of the Shuberts frer and the money were with revalvers drawn, hel the The result of a special purchase of hundrecs of new ife [ns Mallon ran in then, cached the box office win- | dw and 1a button that sec. Mo dolson Theatee He! og the tnrglar alarm on tho front of men with the building int was be Benjamin n. now man nusinal te the bound | ase, and as given to the p ht the Sh pains to learn the Shuberts’s: method OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York Specially Featured—Saturday Girls’ Dressy Frocks An unusual selection of advance Spring styles at surprisingly Moderate Prices. Girls’ : 10 to 16 Years) affetas < Georg= tte Crepes in beau- i 1 shades. ruffled nodels and beauti- iy trimmed styles. Exceptional at Girls’ Spring Frocks (Sizes 8 to 16 Years) Of Crepe Knit, Crepe de Chine and Taf- feta, also combina- tions of new Juliet Cloth and Honan Silk, many beauti- fully embroidered. Special Value Other Attractive Models 18.75 « 25,00 money, ia in charge. When the car|of collecting receipts from their the- | reached Al Jolson’s Theatre, Seventh | atres at thes Avenue and 59th Street, at 9 o'clock, E it had made three stops and con-|/\ WOULD HAVE DEATH tained about $60,000, guarded by the chauffeur and another employee. AS HOLDUP PENALTY | { Schaeffer went into the theatre and reais |the manager, Benjamin Mallon, hand- | ,,., ha Weak: ¢ |. ‘Not Too Severe in First Degree ed hi 4 newspaper. Mallon walked along! (ases,” Says Court, Sending | be I fr i 1 the d Led ees ‘ and opened the door | ‘ ena a vid Thu gto Prison. | | « “To my mind, capital punisliment is } not too severe in the ease of One guilty of robbery in the first degree.” said ff Franklin Taylor to-day in \County Court, Brooklyn. Just before fr; |entencing Syivertro Murato, head of the “Johnny Bulldog’ gang, in Har- |lem, to a terra of ten to twenty years jin Sing Sing after conviction ef rob jhery im the first dearee. Premises of the Essential Chemical to Dannemora Prison for fifteen Fur-Trimmed Coats Also Suitable for Women to 36 Bust Formerly 55.00 to 69.50 Coats and Capes of Bolivia, Elvora, Panvelaine and Normandie. Fur- trimmed with Mole, Fox, Nutria, Beaver, Opossum and Caracul. Values to 35.00 1 3 ‘ 75 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, -ANUARY 27, 200K CHOICE Wis BOUL K Beaver, Fox and Australian Opossum. Former Price to $98.50 3929 rrn Ave. at 36 St. Second Aoor-Jake Glevator: Street, Brooklyn. |i) savings: "ear mange cwaive|[] fj None ofthese dresses is worth las than $25.00; on nt Miller was! \4/< some the actual value is as high as $49.00. BARBLY it TRAIN. avalanche southern impion Tunnel, r Atty yards te | 200 Fur Trimmed Coats Made in the season’s most wanted $ fabrics, with collars of Squirrel, Wolf, 4 Stanley s We Gibbous Spring frocks from cur best makers at cnormous ‘The materials are Taffeta Silks, Georgettes, and the ih | various soft Crepe Silks | that will be so popular this 75 J coming season, A variety . . of appealingly pretty dc- signs, all at the one price. Women’s Broadcloth Spats Fawnecolored Spats in approved high-cut correct skirt length. Regular 2.75 Value OPPENHEIM.GLINS & © 34th Street—New York Clearance Reductions— Saturday 150 Misses’ 38.00 Misses’ Higher-Cost Wrap Cvuats Exclusive models in the choicest fabrics, Fur-trimmed with Squirrel, Beaver, Mole, Caracul and Wolf. Formerly from 98.00 to 150.00 58.00 65.00 aa 98.00 Misses’ Silk «a Cloth Dresses To Close Out—Saturday 350 Girls’ «a Juniors’ Coats Fur-trimmed and smart tailored models of Bolivia, k:ather, Vicuna, Veldyne and Herringbone Tweeds. Sizes 6 to 16, Formerly from 39.75 to 89.50 15.CO 22.50 » 48.00 10-button model, in keeping with the |, 5() Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn and Newark Stores Values to 59.75 28.00 Boys’ Wash & Wool Clothing REDUCED SIZES 2 TO 4 YRS.—4th FLOOR 1922, ye and Game Best & Co, Fifth Avenue, at 35th Street—N. Y. Many Extraordinary Bargains ** SUITS . REEFERS Standard models in mixtures and blues, all wool materials. Suits, sizes 7 to 17 years. Reefers, » sizes 5 to 10 years. Originally to 22.50 - 12.50 Originally to 21.50 15.50 Originally to 27.50 20.50 MACKINAWS Originally 10.50 to 14.50 8.95 BLUE AND MIXTURE KNICKERS Originally to 6.50 - - - 3.50 _ WASH SUITS Sizes 2 to 8 years. Linen, repp, poplin, Palmer linen, etc. _Middy, Tommy Tucker, button-on, and junior norfolk models. Originally to 3.95 1.70 Originally to 4.25 2.90 Originally to 7.75 3.90 Originally to 10.5¢ - 5.90 Originally to 11.50 - 6.90 ‘No Exchanges NoC.O.D's _ "No Credits SIZES 5 TO 17 YRS.—5th FLOOR NO EXCHANGES tatranaics NOW ON SALE Per Complete in Every Detail Rar © Copy 1 ALL NEWSSTANDS AND BOOKSTORES Copy Cc ADDRESS. NEW YORK WORLD Franklin Simon a Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Tomorrow—Last Reductions on MISSES’ WINTER WRAPS Trimmed with Luxurious Furs 50.00 Regular Prices *89.° to #125. Wraps and coat wraps, of the rich, soft fab- rics of the winter, luxuriously trimmed with beaver, squirrel, caracul, wolf or Australian opossum fur. All silk lined and interlined. Also chiffon velvet evening wraps. Sizes 14 to 20 years MISSES’ COAT SHOP— Second Floor A FOUNTAIN OF KNOWL.ADGE oY +Alby Pustaue « “REPAID, fe NO CREDITS CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS 1922 WORLD ALMANAC NEW YORK CITY