The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 18

BURGLARS ACA VT DRUGS ROBBED 12 TIMES ‘What is a man going to do whon he owns a store which has such a strong appeal to burglars that it just can’t help being robbed? Leo Drey fuss bas occupied the drug store at No. 231 Second Avenuo, near 14th Street for twenty-two years. In that time he has been robbed an even dozen Can you sing, dance, recite or play a portable instru- If you can do any of these things and do them WELL, Register at the door. Registration opens 9 A. M., closes Children will be heard in the order in which they reg- Use Stage Entrance, 39th Street and Broadway. i times. and the burglaries have been j @uccessful from start to finish. No Can you do a vaudeville act? RH burglar has yet been caught f Tho thieves have entered the store]] ment? : fm every conceivable manner except through the front door, Last March : i was the only time they were blockea—|] Come to the Try-out Saturday. t through the extraordinary behavior Bring your own music. 5 of the burglar alarm, which scared * them away. But they came back six!} 10,30 A. M. weeks ago through a window In the areaway in the rear, What happened |] jo, ; to the burglar alarm on that occasion fs not known, but Dreyfuss knows what happened to him. Fountain pens, silver _ pencils, watches and whatnots to the value of $250 were removed. Dreyfuss had BUTIONS. it a wreck age the burglars got into the THE SWAN MIXUP. store through the cellar and carried] Right opposite our country home in off $300 worth of alcohol, whiskey] New Jersey, there is a small lake and other highly valued trifles. called Silver Lake, Large white pact fg them this time," sald Drey-| Sang about In it, and a fow years ’ giar proof. The job was complete] 20 the’ people placed a pair of last night and Mr. Dreyfuss went] Australian black swans there. i isa ae’ ine MENAaTA aislon te female aid not lay any eggs, like tho Toeksut. -athla toraing be opeged hie| White swans Go Svaty Year, Leads 1y two black ewan: shop to find that the robbers naa great number of white one: forced the iron door leading into the hallway at the side of the store. Bvidently the intruders were angry at the efforts of the proprietor to in- terfere with their sport. They stock of fountain pens and silver pen cils; they broke the furniture; they carried away pens and penci eras and clocks and other amounting in value to $1,500. “| don't know what I can do now," said Mr. Dreyfuss as he surveyed the ‘wreck of his store and checked up his losses. “I've been here twenty-two | 8&5 years and twelve times I have been robbed, Arrests? I baven't heard of any. Well, I guess I'll have to get year however, the dainty black lady laid one precious egg. But sad to eay, she swam off and paid no at- tention whatsoever to it, Along came smashed glass cases to get at the|a white’swan who was looking for a place to lay her eggs. She waddied up to the same spot where the black swan's egg was, and proceeded to lay five eggs. Then she sat on them and patiently. waited for the struggling little bails of down to break out. Among them, remember, there was the black swan's egg. Soon all the were hatched and the next morning a proud mother swan with six gray and white bables following her, was swimming around the edge City. COUSIN ELEANOR, of the lake, The father swan guarded his family strictly, and if any unfortunate swan came around to ad- mire the babies, he would fly at him and ‘peck his tail. Now the gray baby swans soon get stiff white feathers, but we noticed that one of them got a fow dark gray ones Instead, Then when the gray ones’ beaks would turn| Pittston, Pa. palo orange, this little fellow's turned red. The mother pald no attention to this, and he was treated with re- spect. Just as the babies were half grown school opencd so we went to the city and left them. We came back this summer and what do you think There were three black swans on (he lake, but one of them was extra blac! he had a riche he never goos near his : father, but follows an old white swan with a faded be: d beak and al mother or By ROTH EICHS, ‘New York HOW TO GET A NEW PIN. Kiddie Klub members who have lost their pins and wish to have new ones must save up three coupons, numbered in rotation, and send them to Cousin Eleanor, New York THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, The Evening World’s , == Conducted by Eleanor Schorer TRY-OUT At Casino Theatre Broadway and 39th Street, New York City, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, To Choose Vaudeville Numbers for Kiddie Klub Christmas Show SCHOOL DAYS. same way, A new certificate may be had in the A SURPRISE. wast Thurséay I peeked in the Kitchen And jumped in sudden surprise, For what was this I saw before My own astonished eyes? A turkey roasting in the fire, And cranberries, oh, 8o red; The nuts all heaped beside the fruit, It scemed to turn ‘ny head, “Why, what 4s all this fuss about?” T asked my dear Aunt Rac, iled and said, “Why, don’t vow Know, “This is Uhanksgiving Dav?” By Florence Harwood, age 13, W: MY REWARD. Six daya of cutting coupons, of waiting came, ain rewarded For my little patn. HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB. 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