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i \ f 5k? IN ROBBERY OF Charles Loerber, Driver of Car, Confesses as He Goes to Trial. Charlrs Locrbnr. nllnn Lambert, onp of the thrp? men aitrstol for tho Leonard Street mnll wagon robbery, Oct. 14. 1921. when mone Jewelry and bonils variously estimated to be worth from $2,000.0000 to $5,000,000 was stolon, pleaded utility to n chaiRO of conspiracy to rob tho malls Just as a Jury to try the trio was about to bo selected In Federal District Judge Holmes's court y. A second charRO npalnst Loerber of conspiracy to threaten tho llfo of Frank JInverack, the mnll wagon driver, probably not will lo pressed. Ho will lie held as a witness for the Government, If needed, against his associates In the robbery, George Anderson alias \Tthc Count,\ alias Hctncs, and Gerald Chnpmun, alias Drlce. Loerber was the driver of the auto which carried the robbers. According to Asslstnnt District Attorney David W. Cahill, he claims that lie did not enter the mall wngon from which the loot was removed, near tho corner of Broadway and Leonard Street, but only drove the car. Loerber, Anderson and Chnpman were arrested July 3 by Jost Office In- spector Jo.seph Vlck on informatoln obtained by Gordon T. McCarthy, a special agent for the American Hall- way Express. McCarthy gulncd their confidence by posing as n safe blower and they gavo him some bonds to negotiate Jeremiah Lavelll, a former employe In the downtown post office, now Is under a scpartte charge of aiding nnd abetting tho robbery. Post Oftlco of- ficials claim ho tipped off the robbers when the wagon carrying tho money, jewelry and bonds left the station. Trial of Andcrton and Chapman will continue. ANOTHER MARSTON SUIT FILED BY ARMSTRONG Attachment Ohtnlnril In Wnlchrn-trr- , In Stock Deal, Trnnfcreil. Frank C. ArmMrong. wealthy club man In. dnv filed suit In Supreme Court here to recover J55.707.C1 from Edg'ir L.. Mansion, President of tho Texas Fu olflo Coal & Oil Company, claiming thnl In his purchase of 100 shares of .h. , I n .ImI, In il mnH, CVrIUII1ilUtl o oiutn ...... misrepresentations which cost tho plaln- - lin me sum suru mr. An attachment wns omainea ngninhi Marston In Westchester County, but the proceeding was transferred to NeW York by Justice Young. Marston lives In San Francisco, but during tho early part of this summer stayed at the Dllnd Brook Club in Westchester. Armstrong avers In his complaint that Marston misrepresented the real value of the oil stock, causing him to purchase 1U0 shares at $1,650 a share, but that when he sold the stock he was compelled to stand a loss of $53,500. The additional amount sued for represents interest. TWO JUDGES NAMED BY GOV. EDWARDS Dolierty Snccrrtls Sperr on the Circuit Court Ilrncli. TllBNTON, Aug. 15. Gov. Edwards y announced tho appointment of Common Pleas Judge Illchard E. of Jersey City as ad. interim successor of William H. Spcer. also of Jersey City, as a Circuit Court Judge, pending confirmation by the Senate at Its next session. Judge Speer resigned recently to become a member of the legal stafr of tho I'uDllc Bcrvice n. He retired nt the same time from the Morris Canal Abandonment Commission. Judge Doherty will be- come a Circuit Court Judge on Sept. 1. when Judgo Speer's resignation be- comes effective. Gov. Dlwards has filled the vacancy left by Judge Dohcrty's elevation by the appointment of Hyman Lazarus of Ilayonne, one of the assistant prosecu- tors of Hudson County, to be Common Fleas Judge, subject to confirmation by the Senate. THIRD FIRE THREATENS OFFICES OF RAILROAD Maine Central lllase Confined to Storeroom. PORTLAND, Me.. Aug. IB. The third fire of undetermined origin to break out nn MiiMflH nrnnrtv hfrA within fnrtv- - elght hours threatened the general olTlce building of tho Maine Central Railroad The flames were confined to tho stor age room In the basement. Relieve YourFoot Troubles Immediately and permanently by cor- recting the CAUSti Men. uomen and children elven IMMEDIATE rellvf aud comfort Con.ult V Without Ol.llriitlon. (II yeara' eiperlence at your Tvlce, I'Eiij'ixrrioN Alien iii:ituiLi)i'.it cu 132 !,rinctoD At.. New Ynrk. Kiar SSth SI Tel Mad Sq I8.V). Newark Office, Dr. II H Wagner, ST7 Clinton Av. Tel Waverly KM ForSummer Complaints (To be taken internally in water) Dad way's 1 \\TJeady pPw Cramps, Bowel 'Pains TRIP TO BRAZIL OF SEAPLANE S-- C. Engine Trouble as Craft Is About to Make Landing Near Columbia Yacht Club. A crumpled lower starboard wing and n damnged pontoon received nt 1 o'clock this afternoon when tho sea- - plano Snmpalo Correla attempted a landing in tho North Itlvcr nt SCth Street will delay tho departure of the piano on her flight from tho United States to Brazil for several days. Tho damnge mny not prevent tho christen ing o fthe piano scluilulcd for y but It probably will postpone it until late In the day. At the time tho mnrhlno came down nnd was damaged there were aboard In addition to Lieut. Hinton tho pilot, George I. Hye of the New York World, historian of tho trip, J. Thomas Ilaltzrl, the photographer, and John Wllshusen mechanic. She had been fitted with new pro pellers this morning nnd without trial came up from the Hocknway Air Sta tion In 12 minutes, everything work- - ng nicely She waa nbout BO feet In tho nlr making her landing near tho Colum- bia Yacht Club when something wont wrong, due, it is said, to tho Mulling of her port engine. In the alndlng she nnrrowly missed tho yacht Ser- vice, owned by I. M. Uppercu, Presi dent of tho Cadillac Company, nnd hit the wntor nbout 150 feet from tho yacht club landing. Almost Immediately motor bonts put off to her and after nn Inspection sho was towed to tho Aero Marino i When, why and how theia Sales were Inaugurated THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1922. Company landing station. The start, which was sclir iluleil Tor 3 V. M.. was to have been made about nil hour after the chrlMenlng. For that pur- pose tlii'rr was gathered ut the tlmii of thu nccident many of thnsew ho were to participate In that funetlon, nnjong them business men, repre- sentatives of the United States and lirnzll. students of nvlntlon Hint others. Tho trip, 8.500 miles, it Is ex- pected, will rrnu io 100 hours. Little Adelaldi- - Murtlns. dniiKhW of Dr V. Pinto Martin'), assistant p\ot and navigator, will break a bottle of Ashokcn Hewrvolr product over the bow of the Sampaio Correla. Then the seaplane will be piloted on n short flight bark to Hockaway hangnr and tho Htait made fiom there. SARDIER INJURED IN GLIDER CONTEST Control and Is Dashed to (J round. CLKHMONT-I'I'KHAN- Franco. Aug. U, (Associated Press). Ollliert Surdier. the French uco who, during tho war, brought down fifteen German planes, was badly Injured y when. In n Clement gliding trlplnne competing In the International Gliding Contest hero, he was dashed to tho ground after the control of the ma- chine refused to respond. Tho machine wns caught In a lo wind nnd Is a complete wreck. The control wns found to bo too weak to resist thu wind nnd tho machine fnlled to retain Its equilibrium. Following the accident, all tho gild Inir scheduled for to-d- was called off. Previous to tho nccident In n Farnam gliding biplane, gavo a splendid exhibition of wind fighting. Ho rose high abewo tho stniting point ana vas tossi d about by numerous gusts of wind, but ho never lost control during tho entlro Ibght which l.iHteu una minute and thirty-fiv- e seconds. a In 1919 when we held our first sale of over- coats it was nothing but an to sec if Men were as anxious as Women to avail of a money saving in the face of an almost cer- tain raise in price. of men showed their and our was a success not in hut in enlarg-- . ing our list of cus- tomers. Hours of and care in suitable for this that In 1922 we wilt, far surpass all our previ- ous efforts., FIFTH Loses August MEN'S SHOP 3 Three Men Kidnapped Bride Airplane, Her Mo.her Asserls Lassoed and Tied in Scat of Machine Soars Away, Story Told TRA VKItHB CITY. Mich.. Aug 5.- - K.latives ol Mrs Myrtle Fortncj eighteen, who from her home here Sunday, continued y to Insist Bho was by threo men who seized her, tied her Into tho seat of nn airplane nnd flew away. Mrs Fortncy'a mother declared one$- - of the men lassoed nnd bound her daughter near her home, boforo forc- ing her Into tho machine. Tho police discredit tho story, but admitted tho whirr of nn airplane motor had lieen henrd nt about the titnr Mrs Fortnuy Osrar F. Fortney. husliand of tin missing woman, declared y h\ n, w of no reason for his wlfo'a dls and alio had been iihirted. Eureka Isn't it to think that you can keep your house clean and in the The you to clean your home and or Any dealer or ourselves will pladly Ut you try it free in your own liome. Call at your dealer's or write or our nearest store. Sold oa casv terms NEW YORK. 31 WcRt 43d Street, 4541-- 2 346 Street, 4656-- 7 22 William Street, Market 9418 tWtVt isflsaao IVlosl Men will new Overeoul This Winter Yourb Now and Money experiment themselves opportunity Hundreds enthu- siasm, experiment tremendous proGls, oatisfied, planning painstaking pur- chasing merchan- dise event give promise bv AVENUE SECOND FLOOR ANNEX in Flying Which Police. disappeared kidnapped Grand VA disappeared. The CLEANER, Cleaning Without Perspiration sanitary summertime with- out yourself? EUllEKA en- ables quickly without drudgery perspiration. EUREKA CO., Vanc'erbilt BROOKLYN, Livingston Sterling NEWARK, riMte need Buy Save Prize CUUM delightful over-exerti- thoroughly EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER Men's and Young Men's WINTER OVERCOATS August Sale Price 29-5- 0 15.00 to 25.00 Less Than Later frankly Youni 1. Unusually line quality., 2. All-Wo- ol fabrics all of lliem. 3. Ulsters, Raglans, Chesterfields and nin'e other models. 4. Belted and plain hack styles. 5. Fabrics with plain or plaid inside lacings. 6. Yokes and sleeve linings of Satin or Silk. 7. All sizes from 3d to 48, Orrmnttb will stored free of charge until November 1st James McCreery & Co. believed phone 31TII STREET USE THE SPECIAL FIFTH AVENUE ENTKANCK I Stem Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) The GPerwest Creation in Footwear: The \DEAUVlLLE\ $10.00 A three-lea- f tongue style with a modified French toe and the graceful Spanish heel. The flexible sole assures extreme comfort, while the slim triplr-leave- d tongue adheres pointedly to smartness. Fashioned with a patent leather vamp and a beige suede back (as illustrated): or in all black satin, tan calfskin or patent leather. Phenomenal Value Wednesday this spccidl Purchase of WOMEN'S Full Fashioned Ingrain Silk Hose An excellent quality. Medium weight. Fall Ideas in Untrimmed Hats of Lyons Velvet Moderately Triced at j)395 Now that it's time to choose one's new Autumn headgear, you will certainly be enthusi- astic over this assortment. All the soft new 'effects are to be had in a variety of shapes and in every size small, mediutTtfand large accord- ing to one's preference and needs. As for colors, there is black, of course, as well as all the smart new shades of the coming season. THIRD FLOOR. At Prices. WHITE BLANKETS Single and double size. $4.95, 5.75, 7.95 P- - PRINTED in a of FIGURED Plain . . SATEEN . MUSLIN SHEETS Single Three-quarte- r Hemmed 85c 1.05 1.55 Hemst'd 1.35 1.55 1.75 8Ave. Our Easy We Furn in Corner 46 ill fii P.iim.nt Everywhere Within 150 Mlle ilsh Apartments Homes Weekly Payments OUR-PIEC- All silk GEN UINE frame $74 rom $30 Up Our Easy Plan. Sale. Motor Truck Fiee inn York. Line New Home Up $110 u In Plan of New YoiK and on or s In i u p h o I I n d s b ' 3 ns at on on uiiihiH Mllns of New Onn A of on to of esser. Chiffonier, Metal Bed with 2. Inch posts, T-- and heavy fillers! Bed As 46th St. 8ti Ave. 43rd Street SECOND FLOOR. Pair Black white. Petticoats and Woiiien Misses Nowadays, a correctly cut petticoat or a great towards of gowh. silks, satins or radiums. Besides, are jerseys and messalines for under tail- ored and frocks. In all the shades or in or $3.50 to 6.95 MAIN Blankets, Comfortables, Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases Decidedly Moderate WOOL PLAID BLANKETS attractive designs and colorings. $7.75, 9.50 and 11.75 P- - COMFORTABLES SILKOLINE designs variety colors SILKOLINE borders. Cotton PLAIN COMFORTABLES Lambs' filling Double 750-75- 2 ER finish In seats! Grafonolas Mnnrt.iu Credit l M\7u.'i!& West tops. Slips service white. FLOOR. $2.50 ch $3.75 $7.95 MUSLIN PILLOW CASES 21x36 22x36 25x36 Hemmed 28c 32c Hemst'd 38c ADDlles mahogany stereds tructl spring Illustrated, .50 Columbia Payment Auauat Columbia Records Deliveries complete Machines MAHOGANY SUITE Consists (Z'7.5C finish, Spring. AVh- - For the any suits newest dark street flesh New filled wool Monthly and ALL Massive pieces, Pvenlnns. Sewing FINISH each 35c 42c 45c LEATH BEDROOM continuous Illustrated and slip counts deal success Tub there SUITE each Clear Your Skin Restore Your Hair With Cuticura Daily use of the Soap keeps the skin fresh and clear, while touches of the Ointment now and then as needed soothe and heal the first blemishes, redness, roughness or scalp irritation. Cuticura Talcum is excel- lent for the skin. SuapU tuh Tf by Mill. Aildrau: \Ortlnn lV r.url.i.D.pt ITr.Mlld.i tl.Uiti \ Sold.f.rT. hr Soap 28e. OfnCmentZfi and Mc TaJruraZSe. QdCuticurA 5op hvcl without mug. The Vorld'S Harlem Office Now Located nt 2092 7th Ave. Near 125th St. HOTEL TIIEIUi SA BUILDING 1
