The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 11

| te sent oue of the men over to etand by the electrio ight switch, Two he ? assigned to the task of golng through the pockets of the captives. | Pinyuh, owner of the place, who is alx feet three and a half inches tall, ] | Was reserved for the exclusive atten~ became a battle in the dark with billiard cues and fists. Detective wart Doyle of th¢ West 30th et Station heard tho ommotion, and running Into the bas/,- ment found the switch with his flaa/n- light and turned on the lights. In Pinyuh's clutches was the al. the switch shut off the lights and ‘| The Birthday » of Your Hair NCE in a lifetime you may perha be given wavy hair. tive leader with murder in his eyes.| Soitce say @ loaded .88-callbre r/avolver om You can get Kurley Four Youths, “Sticking Up” nd was struck on the head with the|was found in his pocket. Th/) police ‘Keo : Kews any time. : * butt of the revolver of the chief, who|further say be has @ previous police bey *- Poolroom, Surprised by | expiained he “didn't like the way you) !2co"d., Timothy will be arrdigned tn Patrol : “ ¥ YOUltne Jefferson Market Police fourt to- ‘Write tf your hair ts long or bobbed. Enclose 2 two-cent stampsand. atrolman, Tooke t me, day on charges of robbery and pos. Bred vurley Kew packages. You will vecelve free -__— Policeman Alfred Fraunberger of| sessing a revolver. ae Lucy de 'e instructions how to arrange becoming hata Twelve m t the tables of| the West 20th Street Station came] Only four persons remaly 6 a Bamuel Pingahis poe phesnti & Ne ing at that moment asa, toning place, Pinyuh, the ownen, and John Have Patented Twists —That Wave Your Hair West 34th St. 4 Striking Styles ; tion of the midget hold-up chief, Whol jegeq jeader of the robbers, strugqitng walked up and from the first pocket}to tree himself from Pinyuh’e g/asp he explored took $40. To the detectives he described him- self as Joseph Timothy, twenty~ihree, | Pinyyh “ooked down 4 the diminu-| (9°15 "533 West 49th Street. ‘The 2 t window, Kira, forty-two, No. 449 West 40th . , Wed Wet Ata iret, at 1 A, M, o-| SUED the front window, any she] Kir, TPT clotsy ‘They hea PES KURLEY.KEW Poca t : be _ Bee Ahn mae erate Te! the victims up against the wall. All| been struck with cues. i Hate HAIR WAVERS Halz a ne ce volvers clattered down the half dozen! the robbers, to f ce the captives, had San its Fin steps from the street and shouted: | to keep thelr backs toward the door] WOMAN BUTTED TO DEATH BY At Se and 10 Stores— At Drug Stores— At Notion Counters ¥ CALE. “Stick "em up!" and did not se the policeman, ANOR . ‘Tho players obeyed and were or-| ‘Fraunberger entered with nis re- Me pir ee doled RRS ayaa fio @erea to line up against the wall.| Volver in one hand and bis nigntstick initville ts dead as thy =, of being in the other, He shouted “Drop your] Stracked bye calf Pe ragged thes The robbers each+took @ billlard cue} guns! and walloped the first robber| cow. The calf ran af her, striking he: —_——— and prodded and beat those who were| who got within reach, who aappened|in the abdomen and infilcting fatal in- slow. The leader was very short,and‘to be the leader. 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