The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 12

the Prohibition « him had been ignored Patrolman Finds Band at Work in Factory, Calls An- other and Makes Capture. Passing the silk garment faete f A. J. Rosen, No. 74 8 Brooklyn, at 2 o'clock t Policeman John J. Boy Street work piling bolts of silk in the ¢ ition saw two men hard at S Boyle went to the end of There's a ee) Cronmatt beret Satisfaction feld, They saw the two men . ae by two others and watched the fou you won't load the bundles of silk into a taxi forget! cab which was waiting t jumped on the! we ab s' dat ful 1 within half a block | w omen began firing their pis- | E tols at it | There was about $10,000 worth of | silks in the cab. i) The coffee you make An investigation of the buildings showed the men had forced a bise- YOU OWN way, and ment door and cut a hole through the I . h I 7 +e floor to the warerooms. ‘The prisoncvs § Which always deiights t ney “ mt Gloverman. o! No. 24 Kant rete Manhutt when served. . Austin.Nichols € Co, (incorporated) NewYork FOOD PRODUCTS Chicago with burgta and having burg — FOUR JOY RIDERS GET JAIL SENTENCES Three Get Ten for Cutting Four men wer of them for ten OUR GUARANTEE IF YOU ARE NOT SATIS- FIED THAT THE CONTENTS OF THIS CAN IS OF THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE QUAL~ ITY. YOUR DEALER WiLL REFUND THE PUR~ day, folk he sent to jail, three ys and the fourth for thirty days, ate Miller in Long Isard © Yourt this | morning following their arrest last night when one of them: fired a re volver six times in front of St. John's Hospital, Jackson Avenue and 12th Street, Long Island City. The four had been joyriding in a taxicab They described themse ey, twenty-four, of } j Street, Long Island Ci | mond Cobb, thirty, of N 5 Street, Richmond Hill; V ( Cann, twenty-two, of No. Ht ' Avenue, Woodhaven, and Ahrens, thirty-five, of No. 461 V ington Avenue, Long Island City Ahrens, who was said to have fired the revolver, received the thirty days, i FEDERAL BOARD TELLS and Watches! ; SENATE OF MERGER fDi amonD RINGS ; Notifies It of Filing of © f in eserent { VASHID 7 c uine full cut i Trade Commission formally adv < diamonds; Senate to-duy of the filing of its c 18 Karat plaint t white gold $1.00 Inland mountings. g Per Week propos action did not expresi ment of the commission’ as to the legality of the consolidation asking infor had been taken to protect the interest in case the mergers were pu through > WOMEN MAKES TROUBLE FOR DRUG STORE OWNER Eppo Frey, clerk of the drug store No. 461 Amsterdam Avenue, to-day was handed a summons to appear be fore Commissioner Hitchcock on Mon- day next. 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