The evening world. [volume], April 26, 1922, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING WOULD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1923.
GUROYA ARRAIGNED
WAY
DEATH
OF G!RL BY FRIGHT
Police Not to Release Ex-
Soldier Arrested When Body
Was Found.
Cunt, nnndalls. In chaw of tlie
",irueaxui'ii ml u; i" -'
lion, nam lu-uuy up "
tako th'o responsibility for tho release
n Innocent of Wasslll Guroya, tho
former soldier found In tho room ad-
KSj,- Joining tho washroom nt No. 177 East
jfI, -Houston Street In which tho body of
flvo-yeur-old I.Illtan uivner was xouna
fe-'. early ycslorday morning,
"We shall arralcn tho youth before
WtiH ;.Markct Court." said Capt. Knndalts,
rA. "and present the findings of tho mod-
Si... . teal esamlner that tho child had low
S" ImIU.. nrA nnnnrnntlV AA flOm
fright tho statement of the Qrtolnno
'Mjy that ho heard sounds as ot
JEJBI ,uarrel and a child crying in uuroya s
b2 -Iroom at 8 o'clock, four hours before
1tho body was found and seven hours
be
latter the little girl was last seen by
. 1 - I M.I,BI. fnr.ta
W't..',' . rt . . ..... MIIHta1 mwA nttWHlfMll
t uooui viuruyit a wivuuu uiiu
characteristics. It la for tho Mafrls
J Irate, to say what wo aro to do about
A- 'Guroya.
f t "Tho Investigation will not
JdrODDed. We Intend before wo are
Ihroujrh to find whore Lillian was all
iho time she was missing; whether
ft '''Bho had an experience which fright-
V ened her to death; whether she was
caucht in a vacant apartment and,
fJt unablo to get out, was so scared that
Sr. ., . - 1... .. a . i. .
sno aiea, ana no uccupani ui wiu
oom. finding hor and fearing an
V '.accusation, placed her body In tho
waihoom. We are going to tho bot
tom of tho matter."
Capt. rtandall said that Paul
Collnsky, who sublet the room to
Ouroya, had been visiting In Passaic
N. J., and had pioved lio had not
been In New York since Sunday. ,
SHATTUCKS SAIL
TO HUNT GEM THIEF
Believe Chief of Kobber Band FlcJ
to Europe With Most of
Jewels.
To recuperate from the shock and
ordeal they underwent when the band
of Apaches bound and gagged them
In their homo on April 2nd, Albert
H. Shattuck, retired banker, of No,
19 Washington Square North, and his
wlfo salted for Europo Saturday. Mr.
Shattuck, It was said, Intends to en
list tho aid of detectives of Scotland
Yard and the French forces to run
down Henri nollat, alleged leader of
the bandits, who Is believed to bo In
Europo disposing of tho $70,000 worth
of the $40,000 In Jewelry taken from
tho Shattuck homo by tho bandlta
two of whom wero capturotfr
Since tho robbery Mr. Shattuck had
visited Police Headquarters soveral
times. Last Friday he called and held
a long consultation with Pollco Com
mlsitloner Enright and Inspector John
D. Coughlln, at which, It was learned
yesterday, Mr. Shattuck was In
structed what to do when ho, and his
wife reached Europe.
DOCTOR OFFERS AUTO
TO THIEF WHO STOLE IT
Will Add Itmard If Intrument.
nnd Acconnta Are netnrned.
Dr. Samuel Rolnhardt will glady pre
terit his new Ford car to the man who
stole It and add a substantial reward If
the thief will return tho bag of surgical
Instruments and the account book show
ing $1,000 owed him by utlca patients.
It had taken Dr. Itelnhardt years to col
loci the Instruments.
Dr. Itelnhardt and his brother-lnlaw
arrived In the new sedan from Utlca
yeiUrd&y, the doctor having opened an
omen at No. 230 K.p Street, Brooklyn.
Tliry stopped at Tenth Street and Sec
ond Avenue for a cup of coffee and left
the car at the curb. It was gone when
they came out.
GARLANDS REUNITED
BY BIRTH OF A S,ON
Eccentric Millionaire Discards
Free Love Theory and
Rejoins Wife.
UOSTO.V, April 2. Tho birth of a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gar
land has resulted In a rt-conciliation
between the young millionaire and
his wife, whom ho loft for an affinity.
Young Oarland was tho subject of
much comment when he renounced
an Inheritance ot $1,000,000 because
ho had not earned It. Later he felt
ho owed It to his family to accept
tho forluno.
Thon he met Mlas Lillian Conrad, a
Philadelphia art student. They de
clared they were meant for caoh other
and could not let tho conventions of
a bourgeois society keep thorn apart.
Garland made his home In a shack In
tho North Carver woods, while his
wife lived at their house In Dedbara.
To-day It was learned that the
young man bad been living part of
the time recently at nis wire's Dome.
,A. Fciir Offer
For those wearing strong, disfigur
ing lenses, we gurantee to duplicate
the prescription In the new Thin Lite
Lenses and not only reduce the
thickness by more than one-third,
but make the vision clearer and de
crease tendency towards eye strain,
filSingcr
Optoiretmt and OpticlH
109 nreadirsr. Manhattan
MmllMn AreH lUrleni
60S W. Ill St., WMh. II(U.
-S1 iToipoci AT.. rmx
Open Pntll 9 P. M.
jfrankUn Simon & Co
Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets
Will Close. Out Tomorrow
WOMEN'S AND1. MISSES'-
Sports skirts
9.75
1 Regular Prices SW to S18.7S
SHOTS IN AUTO RACE
WAKE tUP APTHORP
Policeman in Taxi Chases Party
Three Times Around West
End Block at 3 A. M.
Patrolman Thompson saw thre men
spstdlng down Broadway In a limou
sine it I A. II. to-day knocking down
traffic regulation stanchions as It wab
Mod toward 77th Street. Thombson
Jumpod Into the street and shouted to
the driver to stop. Instead, with an
added burst of speed, he turned and
started for West End Avenue.
Thompson Jumped Into a taxlo&b and
gave chase. The big Apthorp apart
ment house occupies the entire block.
and three times around the block the
racers went whllo Thompson emptied
his pistol at the fugitives. The whole
neighborhood was aroused.
Suddenly the driver ran up on the
sidewalk at 78th Street and West End
Avenue. The car struck a stone fence
and turned over, spilling tho four men.
thnken. Thty said they were Walter
Oary. Warren McOloskey and William
I'lanct, all of Elmhurst. McRloskey said
he had borrowed 'the car from his em
ployer, the McCarthy Trucking Com
PHtiy of Astoria.
ANOTHER WALL STREET
BOMB VICTIM DIES
Darns Snflered In Hxptnalon Kill
F. D. Super, t.nmtier Sinn.
The funeral of Frederick Davcy
Sopor, sixty- three, who died Monday
from burns suffered In the Wall Street
bomb explosion In September, 1910, was
held last night at nis nomo, no, 1190
Dean Street. Brooklyn. He was an
official of the Santa Clara Lumber Com
pany, In Manhattan.
Ho wan born In Jersey City, his
father, the late Capt. Edward Soper,
having been In the Civil War. 'Ho was
n member of the old Brooklyn League
Club and a brother of William E.
doner. He was a member of the Ama
teur Billiard and Crescent Athletic
TRIED TO ROB C. 6c O.
OFFICE ON BROADWAY
They were locked up, bruised and Clubs. Ho was unmarried.
The offices of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Batlroad Company, on the thirty-first
floor of No. 61 Broadway, were entered
by burglars Monday night and a number
ot desks In the office were ransacked.
Thm aam offl was entered In a sim
ilar manner five years ago, and after
scouring the combination or one 01 xne
safes tho pilferers stole $10 In change
which belonged to one o ftho bookkeep
ers and had been put In the safe with
some record books. It Is presumed that
sneak thieves srot Into the office Monday
night, saw the record safes and went
through tho desks In search 01 tne com
blnatlons.
TAXlOAB VICTIM MrTIFIED.
Tho bodv of tho man who died nU
French Hospital on Monday after being
struck by o. taxlcab at Broadway and
34th Btroot. was Identified to-day as
that of Harry llubln. thirty-five years
old. a carnentei. f No. lZfi Herzel
Street. Brooklyn The Identification
was made by a brother.
JLondon-Made CheNille Skirts
London-Made Fringed Tweed Skirts
Skirts, of Imported or Domestic Fabrics
EXCHANGES
VO CREDITS
FEMININE- SKIRT SHOP Fourth Floor '
!4
mt
West 42nd St.
Qtwtm th and 6th cAvenua)
West 43rd St.
m
1
6NptabU Values for ttursday and Friday in
Men's Negligee Shirts
AIL superior quality, perfectly tailored shirts in an
extensive variety of decidedly attractive striped effects.
Qroup I. Shirts of Woven
Madras, Russian Cords, and other
' desirable fabrics. White or Fancy.
$185
each
(Regular $3.00 ' Values)
Qroup II. Extra Fine Woven,
Madras and distinctive Satin'
striped materials.
$265 each
(Regularly up to $4.50)
Included in both the- ethane sale groups are White Cheviot Shirts
ivith button-down collar and pocket.
FUR STORAGE 'Remodding and Repairing. MURRAY HILL 7300
BONWIT TELLER &XQ
FlrTH AVENUE AT 33 STREET
An
Important Reduction Sale THURSDAY
WOMEN'S. TAILORED GOWNS
OF FINE TWILL FABRICS
65.00
Formerly 78.00 to 125.00
INDIVIDUAL Bonwit Teller & Co. types of Tailored
Gowns representative of the highest type of workmanship)
featuring unique applications of rippled ribbon, fine Ukrainian
cross-stitch hand embroidery, or unadorned models.
COLORS: Navy Blue, Sable, Black
FABRICS: Piqtitfiei Piquetine, Poiret Twill
" " "TT"""" "
A GROUP OF. TWILL GOWNS 45.00
With Hand Embroidered Rosharara Crepe Sleeves
WOMEN'S GOWNS Second Floor
Exceptional
Values!
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
Spring Suits
1 $37.00
We wish to emphasize the fact that this, is absolutely new spring
merchandise not a job lot, seconds, or inferior in any respect.
Suits exceptionally well tailored from exceptional1 quality fabrics
and marked at an exceptionally low price. A price which is
actually lower "than present day wholesale cost. The manu
facturer, one of the foremost in the country, made this event
possible by his hearty co-operation, even making the suits from
specially selected new spring fabrics and according to our own
rigid specifications topping this off with a special price. This
Is an event few men can afford to miss. A complete range of
sires.
EXTRA TROUSERS, $8.00
Extra Trousers may be obtained with many of the
above suits.
Charg Purchases will apptar on bills rmdtrtd June 1st.
sthavenub jgmes McCreery &Co.3sth8treet
SECOND FLOOR-USE THE SPECIAL FIFTH AVENUE ENTRANCE
James McCreery & Co.
FIFTH AVENUE 34TH STREET
Another New Assortment!
Semi-Made
Lace Dresses
n-5o
Another group of these splendid values has
arrived in many attractive spring shades. Nothing
is so practical and economical for the seashore
and country resort as these semi-made dresses of
lace. All they require for completion is a little
finishing, a silk underslip and perhaps a girdle or
flower ornament. A charming costume fash
ioned of one piece of lace, at a marvelously low
price. The demand for these dresses has been
enormous.
Black
Navy Blue
Dark Brown
Tan
Mastic
Periwinkle
Cornflower Blue
Orchid'
Cream
Silver Gray
Henna
Jade
Rose
An abundance of Black, Brown and Navy.
Main Floor)
Crepe Satin Underslips
For Lace or Other Sheer Gowns
Very Specially Priced
Underslips (or Costume Slips, as they have come to be
called) fashioned ot excellent quality Crepe Satin in
exquisite colorings have been specially priced to comple
ment our offering of Lace Dresses described above.
5.95
7.95
Straight-line Models - - - -Shirrtd-at-hip
Models -
'Sizes 34 to 44.
(Special Booth on Main Floor)
The Nan s Shop
Express Elevators to Tenth Floor
Special Selling of
Men's Half Hose
and Neckwear
The half hose and neckwear featured" in
this event have been selected from our
regular stock, and represent substantial
price concessions.
$1 TC Fine quality 6f silk half hose, full
' Xv).J fashioned. In black only.
' Q C Imported black English lisle -half hose.
ODC Full fashioned.
Mercerized lisle half hose.full fashioned
in cordovan, navy, suede, tan, purple.
Mercerized lisle half hose, full fashioned
black only. Sizes 9' to 11.
Neckwear, 1.35
Imported and domestic silk four-in-hands in
fine brocaded, figured and striped silks.
55c
25c
Lord & Taylor
38th Street ' FIFTH AVENUE 39lh Street
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