The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 10

Chicag Boy Game Lures Job, and Fly i ‘ seven boys from old. - Qwen Meeghan, Tecovered from ‘The kids were wi @ room in the Ell had meetings, pl cording to their c ‘The y ; dasis. Jewelry, thet they have co Deries in the past fe laid by the gan of Caesar Serter!, the “lookout” on man Condon saw yw ela epmesenges police rounded up if “ Egaies’ Night 1 tive Committee. Marbles Wreck 15, Are Rounded Up. a CHICAGO, May 4.—The band of @esperadoes who have deen making | yesterday fe miserable for the police at the Lawndale Station for two months are } the “Flying Arabs,” » ‘They were captured yesterday after © was shot in the leg. St. fo the amazement of the police, the 49% woys: confessed many robberies, and ~~ valuables estimated at $5,000 were their loot, and were just branching eut into safeblowing when caught, ac- rains” of the band is alleged by the police to be George Zientsbler, fifteen, who conceived the idea of reating the hotel room and running the affairs of the gang on a business agporument of merchandise indicated ‘The downfall of the “Flying Arabs" stead of sticking to his work he got into a game of marbles and Patroi- through a basement window and shot him in the leg when he ran. os 400 AT SPHINX DINNER. OmMcers Elected. Biaborate decorations featured “the ladies’ night dinner of the Sphinx Club the Waldorf-Astoria inst evening, which wan ‘attended by 400 members and useing 1 yeart Me Sastartny ot objection yesterday to being referred to ne & Co., Newark, N. J., President; © Corbett McCarthy, Roger J. O* q 1) Gerber Haock, Collin Armstrong. E: [trains yesterday. BD Gibbs ana Dan A. Carroll, Hxeou- ‘185 Tailored Tweed Suits, 125° lendidly tailored. Coats are in varying new lengths, richly silk lined saps all sizes and in all the new Spring and wanted shades. * Values such as these will nover be offered again so early in the season. canes Stanley & Me GidbonT oon RETIRING FROM BUSINESS Entire Stock of High Class Suits, Coats, Dresses Furs Is Being Sacrificed — Nothing Reserved Thousands of the best models are still on hand, and being reduced more and more each day; the bargains offered in this sale present opportunities that are unique, even in these days of low prices. New Dresses of Rich Silk Crepes New silk dresses, all sizes for Women and Misses, and in all the new colors. @),75 Fashioned of various rich silk crepe fabrics. Tremendous value. To elose out at New Silk Dresses Spring Coats and Wraps (Cloth and Silk) Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Soft Tan Weaves, Mixtures, Silk Crepe World News in Brief Thursday evening during its summer term, beginning July 13. In recognition of Elihu Root's services to the commission which undertook rehabilitation of Washington, D, artist and architects last night oGang of Burglars Lookout From ing Arabs, 10 to LOCAL. The reviewing stand for the police parade Is being constructed in Madison Square. Miss Lois L, Comings of No. Si Quincey Street, Brooktyn, has been awarded the Mary B, Woolley Fellow- ship at Holyoke College. Mrs. Thomas A. Moore of Bloomy feild, Conn,, lost her wedding ring in 1893. Mrs. David Goldberg found it hile raking the yard of Mrs, Moore's former home, Gov. Edwards of New Jersey clear field for the Democratic Sena- torial nomination, State Senator Simp- son is out of the race. Yeventsen insane prisoners ‘were| Representative Nicholas Longworth in transferred yesterday from Sing Sing|a letter to a friend has announced his to the State Institution for Defective |candidacy for renomination, setting at Lalinquente at Napanooh, under @ new | rest reports he would run for Republi- law, can nomination for the Senatorship. The platforms at the Parkside station| Women were denied admission ns del- of the B. R. T. subway have shone |egates to conventions of the Protestant with 20° incandescent lights since a| Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania by woman wag held up and beaten there, [action of the annual convention of the church. John A. Koehler, seventy, of No. 278 v iJ a Conducting his campaign entirely by Went 120th Street, was killed last night i At 21st Btreet and Eighth Avenue by | Correspondence, Roger Halley, a student yashington’ University and em- aa automobile driven by Frank Pents of [ht, Wr ine football’ teat, was elected City Attorney of Sikeston, Mo. There were eight arrests and Ulyanes 8. Grant of No. 616 West] convictions In the village ot Goshen In 137th Street, an assistant chief in the Federal Resorve Bank and nephaw of | APM! "i! of which ware traced to the the General, was foreman of a jury In & misdemeanor case in General Sessions yesterday, Mrs. John King Van Rensselacr of No. 157 East 37th Street will give a reception at her home next Tuesday evening for Mrs. Alexander P. Moore, formerly Lillian Russell. in the Univeralty Club. Avenue,, and Hem ‘West Forty-fourth Street, have applied for permission to resign as trustees of the Maurice Grau estate. Robert T. Livingston of this city. DOMESTIC. composed of ten to fifteen years fifteen, the Shelk, their headquarters. ell orgamized, rented ik Hotel, where they janned raids and hid No. 204 Hast 90th Street, who was ar- rested, ight onfessions, an Virtually complete returns from the city election at St. Paul, Minn., gave Arthur E. Nelson a majority of more than 13,000 votes for Mayor over Will+ jam H, Mahoney, Labor candidate. For blood supplied to FOREIGN. Nosh of Wappingers Fe 6 Leopold Woelfing, formerly the Aus- fusion operatign. Mre, Edna P. Mareno| train Archduke Leopold, who applied Ra but in © $150 claim against the! for poor relief in Switzerland and did Charles Matson took the antomopite] Bt obtain it, te living tn a Vienna Moense road test for August Frederick. | %burb, earning what he can by his non of No, 4702 Lambert Street, Long| "Kill as a translator, Island City. Both were sentenced to} William Whitman has spent twenty- Nfteen days in the workhouse. three years In prison and has just been Solomon. Isenberg. wholesale jeweler,| Sentenced in London to another four! |} No. 1372 Bast Fifth Street, Brooklyn, | Years—all for stealing coats, | } clothing and 9 big ommitted forty rob- it two months. g to the carelessness , twelve. Caesar was a daylight job. In- young Meeghan go Then the the other “Arabs.” has asked the police to find his niece,| Workmen near the town of Las Mrs. Helen Ginatowsky, twenty, blonde| Rosas, in the northern province of and blue-eyed, who disappeared last Saturday. Morris Rosenberg, nine, No. 635 Bart lith Street, wan struck by an automo- bile and his skull fractured as he ran after’a baseball in Hast 10th Street. He Is in Bellevue, ‘The Neptune Association of Licnesed Masters and Mat of Ocean and Coastwise Steam Is made formal Santa Fe, Argentina, have accidentally excavated fo ton of what mammoth. a Celebrated—New d parts of the skele> vidently a pleistocene After years of experimenting in an] ff effort to stop clouds of dust which] jf sweep down on Mexico City at regular periods, the Department of Agricultu: haa decided to plant clover and alfaith | In the bed of Lake Texcoco, which has beon di | pe EE aes DELA OVERNOR'S HEA! OKMULGEE, Okla, May 4 sterday to pay $1,000 monthly alimony D +1 to hia wife, and $3,000 counsel feon in w/Ated Preas).—-District Judge M: separation suit. Bosarth late yesterday postponed until were turned) on in subway] June § the arraignment of Gov, J. B. A. Robertson and fourteen other persone A peace contersnce will be held by Indicted in connection with State bank| [i New York University every Monday and failures In the county. | as a labor union. F taan, T. Williams, head of the Will | {ams Steamship Compesly, was ordered 125° NO REFUNDS 392Prtn Ave. at 36St. Secand Koor-Jake Glevators At a Fraction of Its Value New Silk Dresses | High Cost Silk Dresses Of Canton Crege and Crege de of high cost Frocks, | Enq of heavy Canton Se Bp aa tren ot | Se tevin wan | Suances mene made in the | occasions; develoged in sal oe ey hve lage LS ae, 4380 | em 19:78 | feee""99.50 || 'o close out at * ‘To close out at ¢ fn 1 To close out at 15.75 19-75 24-50 35.00 Tricotine and Poiret Twill Suits Tailored wonderfully well; coats of varying lengths, richly silk lined, To close out at 21: 29.78 37:50 45.0 Genuine Dark Mink.....-.-..---++5.-0 0005 10.00 Genuine Foxes, Pearl Gray, Taupe, Brown. 24.50 Bay Sables (two ++ 70,00 STATE TO CALL SMALL JR. He Will Testify for Prosecation~ Jury Nearly Completed. sented a gold medal to him at a dinner|yers. Twice the twelfth man appar- ently had Leg Me ge I a pee hay . Knoedler, No. 85 each time the ex ‘an elev Reteed Fe taken tee 1a enth-hour peremptory challenge and the ag Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Hull Gray of TOu'4 Ducat his fathor. NEW FRENCH LINE SERVICE. A cable received by the French Line announces that the steamer Paris, which left here at noon, Wednesday, April 26, arrived at Plymouth Tuesday, at 4.30 P, M,, making the trip in five days and twenty-three hours. ‘The Paris arrived at Havre at 8 A. M, the next morning, making tho trip from New York to Havre tn six days and ten hours. This was the Inauguration by the Ethel has a powder puff That lets her put on just enough So Harold's coat won't get all white As they discuss the moon each night. (oat bo Ww HX¥GI ee sua 00 Teyff.. Stern Brothers West 42nd Street And West 43rd Street $$ of its New York-Ply- service. 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There are 2,100 of them, and every one is an excellent value at this low price. Sizes 13}4 to 18; sleeve lengths, 34 and 35. MEN’s SHIRTS DA Made of fine Woven Madras of a quality that will give ex wear. A splen- did assortment of new spring patterns. ‘ Men's GoLF SHIRTS $4 85 Made of excellent wearing, White Oxford with collar attached. Being full cut and roomy, they are excellent for golf, . James MeCreery & Co. MAIN FLOOR—PIPTH AVENUE—THIRTY-POURTH @TREET, New Figures New Subjects 1922 World Almanac NOW ON SALE By Mail 50c}) ADDRESS NEW YORK WORLD, NEW YORK ‘CITY