The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1922, Page 17

8 MEN, 2 WOMEN. HELD IN ROBBERY OF §25000 FUR Falling Elevator Trapped De- tectives and Prisoners in Basement, Eight men taken by Detective Ser- geants Shields, Murphy, McGuire and Sy. Begley of the East 12¢th Street Sta- * tion, ina raid on an apartment at No. 600 West 138d Street, were held with- out bail by Magistrate Ryttenberg in Harlem Court to-day. They are charged with complicity in the robbery of $28,000 worth of furs from the shop of 8. and M. Sandberg, No. 1815 Mad- feon Avenue. The detectives told the Magistrate they thought they could connect some of the prisoners with other crimes as well. Helen Eaton and Evelyn King, young women, in whose apartment the men were found, were held on a gen- eral charge of incorrigibility. They Were sent to the Florence Crittenton Home. The detec said they did not think the prisoners had anything to do with an accident to the elevator in the building which caused two detectives and ten prisoners to be penned in the basement of the build- ing for half an hour, until the car was chopped open. ‘The detectives said in court that Lee had been identified as one of a band of robbers who held up patrons of a cabaret recently; Carlson was needed as a witness in acider saloon murder, and Lubby was known to have been friendly with men charged with u hold-up in East 40th Street. The men said/they were Thomas Lowry, twenty-three, No. 1708 Park Avenue; Lawrence Viscerdi, twenty- two, No, .35 East 12th Street; Frank Drago, twenty-one, No. 2452 Second Avenue; William Lee, twenty-five. No, 161 West 118th Street; Salvatore Marra, forty-four, No. 400 East 11th Street; John Carlson, twenty-one, No. 600 West 133d Street; Jack Wolf, twenty-thre., Hammonton, N, J.,and Richard Lubbey, twenty-one, No. 65 ‘West 119th Street. TEX RICKARD HOME FROM BERMUDA TRIP Will Get Hack to ment Soon. ‘Tex Rickard arrived to-day with Mrs. Rickard from Bermuda, where he went three weeks ago. “I am feeling fine” he said. “I haye had a good rest and a great vacation I expect to get back into harness right away and into the management of the Garden soon."” oo RAILROAD SUED FOR 880,000, Damage claims aggregating $80,000 have been filed against the Long Island Railroad Company by the family of Morrell S. O'Connell of East Rockaway, as a result of an accident at the Brook- lyn Avenue Crossing in East Rockaway, Queens, on Se Raymond O'Con- nell, eight, was killed, Morrell jr., twelve, had a broken leg and Mrs. Me- Connell was scarred, it is claimed. The railroad asked for a bill of particulars. ‘le TO URGE BIG FUND FOR RURAL ROADS Congress Commission Reports on The Cleaner of Perfection! Investigation Into Main Coun- try Highways. WASHINGTON, April 25.—Large expenditures will be necessary to bring the two and a half million miles of rural highways in the United States up to the standard of efficiency com- Parable to their extended use in motor transportation, in the opinion of the joint Congressional Commission of Ag- rfeultural Inquiry, whose report wax nfade to-day by Chairman Anderson. The commission, Chairman Ander. son sald, will recommend that Con- gress continue to promote an adequate programme of highway construction and maintenance directed to the more effective correlation of highway trans- portation with rail and water trans- portation, — - THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922. The Grand Prize EUREKA The superb new model, just introduced, is the most effi- cient, simple, durable and economical vacuum cleaner made. Any EUREKA dealer or ourselves will gladly let you t the EUREKA FREE in your own home. Call at your deal- er’s or write or phone our nearest store. Sold on easy terms. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER COMPANY | NEW YORK: 31 West 43d Street, Vanderbilt 4541-2 BROOKLYN: 346 Livingston Street, Sterling 4656-7 NEWARK: 22 William Street, Market 9418 ee E= 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue, BROOKLYN Sizes for Women FULTON STREET axo/ BRIDGE STREET ot Hoyt Jt Subway Station Brooklyn SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN sii RT TE 4810—4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th & 49th Ste., BROOKLYN ON SALE WEDNESDAY A Remarkable Purchase of 500 TWEED SPORT SUITS | USUALLY SOLD AT 16.50 | All Favored tied ades 8: 75 In various styles, including pleated back and belted models, patch pocket effects, cape effects, and some are even with knickers. The ideal suit for Spring motoring, hiking, golfing and general wear. All are silk lined. SALE AT ($6® THREE BROOKLYN STORES—___| Continuin A Complete Range of Sizes for Women and Misses Women’s Department—2nd Floor BROOKLYN Store Your Furs in Absolute Safety—Phone Triangle 4700 OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &G FULTON STREET-BROOKLYN A Phenomenal Dress Event An Unparalleled Offering Made Possible by a Sensational Special Purchase of New Spring Frocks At.a Price That Sets a New Record for Value Values Range As High As 25.00 Dresses that have never been equaled at this price — an extensive selection of charming models exquisitely fashioned of Crepe Back Satin, Canton Crepe, Silk Denisette and Lace; elaborately trimmed and shown In the favored shades, Because of the Unusual Values—All Sales Must Be Final $6.95 87.95 Misses’ Sports Skirts Silk and Wool $6.95 and $7.95 ROBABLY the gayest- P el and etre reasonably ri up of sports skirts o ave offered this season. The silk skirts ($6.95) are novelty weaves, made with shirred backs, clever pockets in lovely sports hues. Others of pleated striped Prunella cloth ($7.95) come in street colors and are excellently tailored. Waist- bands 24 to 28. Lengths, 30 to 33 in. A. & B.—Becond floor, Central, | Tambour Mantel Clocks, $7.98 ! “il HESE gracefully shaped mahogany finished cases are fitted with 8-day movement and 6¥-inch dial. Hour and half hour strikes. 10 inches high, 184 inches long. Regular price, $10.95. Tambour Mantel Clocks, $11.75 Dark mahogany finish, guaranteed 8 day movement and 6 inch porce- lain dial; hour and half hour strike on a cathedral gone: 9 inches nap ewe inches long. Former price Semi-Tambour Mantel Clock, $8.75 Solid golden oak cases, equipped | with 8 day guaranteed movement | and porcelain dial, hour and half hour strikes. Formerly $18.50. |i] Nickel Alarm Clocks, Specially Priced, 98¢ Nickel Alarm Clocks, Radium Dials, Were $1.98, Now $1.59 A & B.—Gubway Nove, Contra, Store Hours, 9 to 5:30 4 ABRAHAM €-STRAUS nc. | BROOKLYN Telephone Main 6100 Cunning Little Styles of Gingham and Chambray Kiddies’ Dresses, 85c and $1.35 Lie frocks for play-time wear, well made and easily laundered, and on sale at prices that are almost incredibly low. There are four different styles—two are 85c; both of chambray, one a loose model with smocking below the yoke and white collar and cuffs; the other a hubbard style with inverted pleats and a belt back. And two at $1.35; an apron frock of checked gingham with smocking, in red, Lge brown, blue and white checks, the other a chambray model with hand smocking and the collar and pockets with touches of hand embroidery. ‘A. & B.—Hecond Noor, Mast. 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Silk and Wool Novelties For sports wear, are designed with small checks in self colors. ly adapted for sports skirts, $3.98 are Special $2.97 yard. Beautiful Quality Serges Imported and Domestic Tweeds Embroidered in contrasting shades that 54 inches wide and in a splendid selection sive sxainsite coer Sones, 54 aches of Couns aod Seen ear wentes The sale le us low the regular price ai rice is less regular price, 52.97 yard. . Say $1.15 yard. All Wool Serges 42 inches wide emphasizes an exceedingly good quality, in the newest sports shades and very special at $1.19 yard. =———=For Wednesday's Sli ———— 35-cents buys a bottle of **Danderine’’ at drug store. After one application you can not find a particle of dandruff or a falling hair, Besides, every halr shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and abundance, Hurry! Let Danderine s+» “Danderine” Stops Hair Coming Out, also Thickens and Beautifies It Corns Lift Right Off! 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