The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1922, Page 11

NAVY FIRE it Guard Squad Jails jwo, Seizes Cargo on “Mystery” Launch. Gaskin of East Lone Branch lchard Rogers of Wildwood, N. be turned over to the Federal ities to-day, following their by Capt. Loren Tilton and a of five off the Sandy Hook -Coast Station, after the yduths are to have abandoned a gasoline ch loaded with 260 cases of whis- and champagne. en the Coast Guard lookout saw. jheavily laden launch, about sun- ip yesterday, t was a thrilling (mite race, during which two shots fired. As the Coast Guard h hove to, Gaskin and Rogers fleged to have pushed off in a and set the launch adrift. |'They "e captured and taken to the guard in Fort Hancock after a hand- hand struggle. They told Capt. on a third compariion, ‘Red’ leridan, jumped overboard from the hneh a: the shots were fired ‘was drowned. remained on the vessel from ich they got their heoch cargo. el for a while. Fihally Tilton's Wy 800 yards apart. for more than four miles the two Is sped along, and when Tilton] * jced that his craft was not gain-| > he gave the order to fire. Two were fired from FOR THE MAN $283 t© $573—Finest of Raccoon Coate—greater values than can be found anywhere tn New York $150 to $675—Overcoats, custom+ made, individually styled. Variety of liningsand collars. Also silk lined Cloth Coats with Fur collars. $23 to $35 —Raccoon glovesand hats. FUR ROBES AND MOUNTED RUGS For the motor we have a large as- sorement of Fur lined robes ranging from $75 and up. For the library or den @ mounted Fur adds « touch of luxury. From $30 up. AT THE AGE OF 22 ON RUM RUNNER, te Cal., the “baby'’ e tel | be si A fourth, they} Producers, 1s a guest of the Hotel |t " Astor while In New York Clty in con 5 ers, s : » similar to timee he ts how engaged d he vi re 4 rw New Yor! y ci n excavating near Bellevue, Neb., ten ! . | nection with the release of her first | miles below Omaha, eee E lis h ¢ t said they didn't know his name.] fim, “Just Like a Woman." Ex-] In the Bellevue excavations Dr mart ng 1S Oa S rx Conover Gaskin of New , a silas Node isso aii a) m Avenue, Kast Lon Branch, N. | S¢Pt fr Lois Weber. she ts the only | Gilder has Herre abst oe aa For WOMEN and MISSES mother of one of the prisoners, | ¥oman mote producer. of cannibalism on the part of the d late last night her son and three] Miss Haskins, who is only twenty- [early inhabitants of the Missour! Val- had taken her husband's clam-/two, is of the firm conviction that}ley. In a number of these excava- Specially Priced at $69.50 ag boat without permission Satur-|there is a distinct place fer women in| tions Dr, Gilder has found piles ot ¥ morning “to go codfishing."” hee chosen profession. roasted human bones. Sometimes he launch, a forty-five-footer, was —_— these bones still retain marks of im- st seen coming around the point) warcuwan R vED From nts used ia scraping om the may Book, Capt (Tilton) aud RIVER BY 1 Ni The bones were under piles of rew picked her up about twelve SIGHTSTICK. de hich ote Ke a presets south of the hook and ran} with the rm alate stick Patrick Tra t edged over until the boats were] jig, of No. 361 They could see] reacued from the two men aboard day. jes aboard the Coast Guard Launch, (war “Just a little wet and a alliactive : <pee es RO YN ST Ty SHE’S THE YOUNGEST OF FILM PRODUCERS Cannibal Tribes Once Occupied Missouri Valley, Bones Prove Roasted and Scraped Bits Found in Heaps, Perhaps} 4,000 Years Old. (Special to The Evening World.) . OMAHA, Dec. 11.—The bones of a thousand prehistoric cannibals are sticking out of a big hill near Blair, Neb., a few miles above Omaha. ‘The vrisinal bones are so numerous it looks like a last year's cornfeld,”” says Dr. Robert] !¥tings F, Gilder, former field archaeologist of the University of Nebraska Dr. Gilder was called to investigate the find as soon as the discovery was made. He spent several days in the district but beeauge of the frozen dition of the earth he was unaple to muke any excavations. So the real that two distinct peoptes, investigation has been postponed): 4 pn yours apart, ha warmth thaws the} +na Nos, Dr. nd thirty AVE passed sinc eetipied,” says Gilder Curiously, Gilder has until spring frozen ground Dr. Gilder was unable to determine how deeply the burials were orginally furthermore, he is not]’ hodies were not was occupl Sago by a ‘awnee Indi ntly ws 1.0u9 ftreet; near the Omaha fing dinner a says Dr Giloer sure that the Put upon « still further down washed down to their final resting] card, 1 discovered that some $.¢00 place during the prehistoric flood} ° SWee hone later vee: bie lived in the house, it ha which caused the death of so many} ret iy a vente oF a veo monsters of an early date and de- , erent culture, The earlier posited their bodies along the Nebras-} had used extremely primitive ka rivers and plains where they are} ments, which 1 fougd.” made, and, of a bomb. so often dug up. Dr. Gilder believes some other bones t seen neaf Tekamah ty iss Grace Haskins of Hollywood, of motion picture |he has j: aid of a pat der has obtained permisston to make excavations tp a particularly -|fine ancient house site near his dis- He had fallen” into the water coveries in the Bellevue district. Un- der the formula of Charles Darwin lia Watenien as to the length of time required for , after being attended by Dr | Pature to fll excavations out in the open Dr. Gilder says ‘this particular house was occupied when & red. in its glory Vincent's Hospital for sub- remained on duty, saying he t wae “At least 4,000 years With the stormy weather here, one certainly needs a utility coat more than ever—for traveling, motoring, and for general all-around wear. And thes: will staunchly brave snow aad rain while still retaining their good looks. Expressly tailored in the British Isles tor Stern Brothers, from smart heather mixtures, overplaids, or checks, they may be had in shades of grey, brown, green, and oxford. JEL Furs’ mae Mame T? contribute, in a material way, to the Christmas spirit right at this buy- ing season, we are offering our Entire line of wholesale samples, as well as a Single and double-breasted with raglan sleeves, most extensive assortment of many other and bete ae ey ene finished highly desirable fur pieces at prices rep- ’ wien leacide Unichle resenting a pronounced saving. Silk lining to waist. Sizes 34 to 46 and 14 to 18 years. —FoR THE WOMAN— $25 to $50—Scarfs of dyed Fox, Mole, 12d Stern ay San Beaver, Stone or Baum Mar- amma 4 ten. Hats of Mole, Hudson re ‘ Seal and French Seal. a i oth see ur $50 to $125— vane and pallens of Sorcteeal: ous enIG Mole, Skunk and Hudson Seal. ‘ $325 to $650—Coats of Hudson Seal, Mole. Christmas Toys Squirrel, Persian Lamb, Caracul Ridand Ruccaan, For LITTLE FOLKS $550 to $1500-Coats of Alaska Seal, Mink, So endless is this array of toys and Caracul and Broadtail games—all the old ones are here and many new ones as well—that it will be —FOR THE MIss— the easiest thing in the world to make $125 to $175—Coats of natural Muskrat, those Christmas dreams come true for ; Civet Cat, Hair Seal, French Billy and Betty the night they hang up <. Seal, brown Icelania Kio ner. their stockings ! $250 to $400—Coats of natural Raccoon, Biack Muskrat, Hudson Seal Special Values for To-morrow and Nutria. ’ Ives Mechanical Train, all ready to choo-choo away, tor it has an iron loco- —FOR THE CHILDREN— motive, a tender, baggage car, and parlor $20 to $75—Baby carriage robes in a variety eat, and eight pieces of curved track, and of Furs. our pieces of straight track to travel upon. $12 to aba neg peep oon all desirable $2.75 Odd Scarfs and Muffs as low as $5.00 Of course every doll must take the lipase to bee air now and then, and here is a very where vo in Tale smart “perambulator, Size 18x $3.35 Mary Ann will love this doll-- It is 23 inches tall, is tully jointed, and has JAEC KEL & CO real eyelashes, and a hand-sewed wig. ° : ‘j Shoes and stockings, too - Furriers. $2.65 Fifth Ave Between 35" &36" Sts. New York THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1i1, The dwelling was diameter and was used as a com- wunal home by ten or twelve fam- Gilder s “Of one thing says Dr. Gi years ago these people made pottery to The dwe covered will th mahas, taking early Pawnees vr funder Lieut. 1 BOILER EXPLOSION SHAKES TENEMENT; WINDOWS SHATTERED | vs Members of Fifteen Shock and se by Gh 5 eifteen families living in the fiva- story tenement house at No. 34 Morton venth Avenue, were eat- clock yesterday, when basement blew up with a terrific explosion that shattered win dow panes all over the building, threw dishes to the floor, and shook the building with the foree| #4 asricultur a boller in the ‘The apartment where Mrs. C 1922. 7 sixty foot f|celobrating her forty-seventh birthday with a party of friends, felt the full force of the explosion The rooma were wrecked and the elght persons who were | hetping Mrs. Cavacano celebrate were we are certain, either severe shocked or cut by fying ‘Thousunds 0! | ginas. The explosion wes felt in houses near- ys > by and could be heard for many blocks. YP meN I na | Thousands of persons gathered In Ser- ibaa abl enth Avenue and Morton Street, believ- 4 roofing of polos. Jing that an attempt had been made to arth. They alsap- | wreck the building with a bomb. Re- sant! years or more | serves from th advi ‘i y | back the er Pp e Maptie adits Rattalion Chief King responded to an a Hel’) alarm, and tt was found that the boiler had blown up beeauso of a defecti bernn searching the hi son, the Janitor, had a short time, however, Jackson ap trom the strect and sald that he FRANK Rares Lower Fifth Avenue Store 20% Discount Men’s and Women’s Footwear Between 26th and 27th Sts. On Entire Stocks of standing in front. of the boller |} when {t exploded, ana that he was not hurt. “The boiler went straight up snd diin't bother mo," sald Jackson, “but roet before It did any- “amt after Are Cut ) PARLEY APITAL JAN. 11, A women's renco on ial Problems is to be held in Washington ~JJan, 11, 12 and 13, under the aumpjcea of the Department of Labor, It will overturned furniture} deal with the unemployment. situation problema as they affect women. Experts In these flelds will be present. The conference is to be Nation- wide in scope and will bring together from all walks of Wi the first ¢ 4 Cavacano Stern Brothers West Forty-second Street and West Forty-third Strepts. Attractive Holiday Ribbons Very Moderately Priced. A most complete selection which provides tor every seasonable need. ‘Ribbons for decorating und tying Christmas packages. —Ribbons suitable for Millinery, Girdles, Hand Bags, Hair Bows, and’ many other gifts. Moire Taffeta Ribbon— Handsome Tinsel Brocades 5} inches wide. Per yard, —Good color assortment. 35¢ 10 ins, wide $2.85 pec yd. Satin Taffeta Ribbon-- Novelty Ribbons—y} to 6} inches wide. In white, black, 9 inches wide. Light and and wanted colors. Per yard, dark effects. Per yard, 50c 95c je Widttovence 23c w 1.50 per piece. Women’s Hand-Made Philippine Underwear At Prices Which Represent Considerable Savings on the Regular Value. Hee are Christmas gifts that always win an exclamation of delight. Fashioned from soft fine nainsook, these envelope chemises and nightgowns are daintily hand-embroidered in elaborate flower and leaf patterns. $1.95, 2.95, 3.95 Every tiny seam and every hem is hand-sewn; round, square, or V neck-lines may be had in both nightgowns and envelope chemises, and the gowns are sleeved or sleeveless. MAIN FLOOR ~~ China and Glassware for Gifts A wide and varied collection of fine quality wates, specially arranged on holiday tables and marked at exceptionally low prices. Gold Encrusted, Colored and Gold Decorated, Imported and American Wares: Cheese and Cracker Dishes, Handled Sandwich Plet:s, Console Bowls, Candlesticks, Candy Jars, Vases, Mayonnaise Sets, Fruit articles. Bowls, Compots, Celery Trays and various other SPECIALLY PRICED at $2.95, 3.95, 5.00, 7.50 and 10.00 T. & V. Limoges China Dinner Sets (as illustrated); 106 pieces; wide gold en- crusted border design; matt gold handles; open stock; very deeply etched;*beautitul new shape. Regularly $357. Now $199 IMPORTED CHINA DINNER SETS~100 pieces; coin gold band and line; matt gold handles. Seeepies . $49 50 a7 Service for 12 persons . . . ‘This sale also at 974 Third Avenue between 58th & 59th Streets Lor and high shoes 1n al prevailing leathers and a great variety of styles. Women’s and Misses’ Fibre Silk Sweaters, $7.95 Particularly appropriate for Christmas gifts and unusually low-priced. Fashioned in the favored Tuxedo model that is so start with the frilled blouse, these sweaters may be had in attractive fancy weaves. In every lovely coloring, so that one can choose just the one she likes best! MAIN FLOOR. Electrical Gifts which express the Christmas message in terms of convenience. Special Electric Curling Iron, complete with 6 foot ext:nsion cord, » Plug, $2.69 and stand . 6lb. Electric Household Iron= 6 foot extension cord and plug . 3.50 Fully Plated Upright Electric Toaster with cord and plug . . 4,50 Aluminium Electric Percolator, 6 foot extension cord and plug. 7.25 12z-ounce Electric Iron. An excellent gift for the tourist. . 2.25 g-inch Electric Room Heater- 6 foot extension cord and plug » 4.95 FOURTH FLOOR. otter Starn Brothers fc, —. a Ac gift that is sure to prove accept. able and useful : Cedar Chests These are exceptionally well con- structed of genuine red cedar. Rubbed finish and fitted with lock and key, 36 i ins, long x 18 ins. 42 ins, long #18 ins, wide x47 ins. high, wide x 19) ins. high, $14.75 $24.95 Also a large stock of other sizes “in walnut and mahogany finishes, at-moderate prices. A very large stock of Table Scarfs and Sofa Cushions also on display. FOURTH FLOOR. 4q ay