The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1913, Page 10

= 2 ss = re TERT AA S Me i i bon RRR ot : . AE WOST. DENS HOTEL REVEALS NEW SCANDAL [GOES BANKRUPT: 1S | IN LADY SACKVILES INHANS OF EGER} FT FoR 000000} ===. GNOW fell in Massachusetts yesterday. WOMAN DIVORCE SEEKER discovered when she arrived in Nevada that Meeting of Creditors to Decide | Lawyer Chargés That She Paid] *™* 2# had abetted ner trunk: “Reno or bust.” vi If Famous Downtown Hos- ; telry Will Be Continued. Secret Visit and Tampered | ot With Millionaire’s Desk. ‘The St. Denis Hotel, at Broadway and| Lonpon, June M—Bugkestions of Eleventh street, one of the few remain« | poomipie highly interesting developments ing Gowntown Broadway hosteirica, in the “fight for went into the hands of a recetver to-| the millions” as the public calls the eult day, The hotel has lately been under | over the will of the late Sir John Mur- the management of “Larry” Mulligan, Hind Beott, hoi left bra os tore to o jaty Sackville, a relative of a former the half-brother of Congressman Tim- othy D. Builivan, who is supposed to | British Minister at Washington, The Rt Hon. Frederick E. smith, counsel for those who ere trying to | 5* ow. foreak the will, mentioned an alleged se- ‘Three creditors appeared by counsel | cret visit to the Baronet’s Rouse by Lady Gackville when she was coon at |! the drawer of a Geek in bie library. Major Arbuthnot, a friend of Scott's, Rave geome money invested in the prop- that the corporation conducting the ho- tyl be adjudged in bankruptcy. The creditors are Charies M. Atkins, who ‘@ claim of $180 for rental of paint- tion of tf it shall be old for what At_will Oring. In its t'me the St. Denis was one of the noted in New York. It was by William. Tayler whe he@ When A. T. Stewart moved his ary geode store from Chambers street and Broadway to Ninth street and Broad- , the present Wanamaker then considered away uptown—Mir, Tay- started ity i] tt Aged Duke Seeks to Get Rid of ‘ Second Merganstic Wife. i i I ES j I i FF i = | Hl F i ; f £ 3 = = = Pa i = tl 34th Street, New York Announce a Remarkable Sale of Women's and Misses’ High Grade Shoes Colonial Ties Patent and gunmetal canvas. Flexible hand turned soles, new Spanish Louis heels, Pumps Patent coltskin and gunmetal calfskin. High Cuban heels and lightwelght weit soles. Regularly $5.00 and $6.00, 3 900 On Sale Friday and Saturday FARMER in Illinois made more money gathering cinch buge for the bounty $8 a bushel than he did from his cropa. BROOKLYN MAN who got a legacy of $196,000 immediately advertised that ‘would not pay his wife's debts. BSL OF ACHILLES—After living eighty-nine years oné cur viving many mishaps, including being struck by @ trotm, Hurneli J, Lynch of Middletown, Del, was killed by eating @ plece of huckle berry ple, a ere conn ty Oe meee ee were eevee the IMac. MAN in Budapest killed Ite wife in anger because che prevented hie: from hanging himeeit. “TUT, TUT," is President Wilson's most violent expression when his golf ball misbehaves. Also dances, card parties and social B. Altman & Cs. have just recelved a New Importation of Men's Wool Coat Sweaters, with Scarfs and Caps to match, in the vivid color combinations that are the latest feature of Men's Sport Fashions. These are particue larly suitable for Mountain, Golf and Motor- ing wear, and are now being displayed in the Men's Furnishing Department. ° BYAliman & Ca) lave arranged for to-morrow (Friday) and until noon on Saturday, when the Store will be closed, A Sale of Men’s Furnishings consisting of the following: Men's Norfolk Outing Suits, made of Home- spun, Flannel and Woolen Crash. These Suits, which are especially adapted for golf- ing or other outdoor sports, and the regular prices of which are $20.00 and 22.00, will be Offered at . . - « « $14.50 ‘Men's Negligee Shirts (platted or plain) of Imported Habutai Silk, in white or colors, regular prices $5.00 & 550 . . at $3.35 Men's Negligee Shirts of Madras or Mercere tzed materials, regular prices $1.80 to 900, 1,00 Also Men’s Worsted Bathing Suits, the rogue lar peice of which is $3.50 per sult, at $2.50 at ° e ° ° ° e e Also a Sale of Misses’ & Children’s * Muslin Undergarments and Children's Play Rompers at the following unusually low prices: Nainsook Nightgowns for Misses . at $1.00 For MissesandChildren. . » “ 85c, Drawers for Misses. . at 48. & 85c, . ForChildren . - \ 5c. & 42c, Princess Slips for Misses. . «at $1.35 For Children . . .© «© « * 98, Petticoats for Children and Misses at . «© « « e« » 85c,. & $1.38 Misses’ Combinations . . e at 1.00 Chiidren’s Rompers of White and Colored Crinkled Cotton, sizes! toSyears . at S8c, Of White Cambric and Colored Chambray 38c. |B si, 340) ooh 286 Mi Mew Wa. =~ HER. RVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, CUR WOMAN in New Jersey has applied for an injunction to stop her husband Deon called off watll the beer to captured or wilted. fight. WILL YOU GET YOURS?—New Tork banks will pay out $996,000,000 in divi- July 1, the largest eum in Wall street history. GERMAN DENTICT couldn't extract the secrete of English const defenses Datntesst He get five years. Genés on raliroads and GOVERNOR of Massachusetts has appointed « commission to etudy drumh- enness, STATE FLOWER of Penasyivenia has bevn changed frem the biue vielet BLACK BEAR heard growling around Sallebury, Conn., has proved the mest tmaginedlo. festivities by | emcient ourtew have SNAKE It had swallowed @ china egg and seemed reconciled to death. STERN BROTHERS For Friday and Until Noon Saturday, A Special Offering of Men’s Summer Suits of all wool materials, in gray, tan, checks, pencil stripes and navy raga ese el rei Engh ew At the Very Attractive Price of $19.50 Also an advantageous purchase of Youths’ Summer Suits, ee ee ey peed oe $14.75 pee ny ey Mee a 2 and patch pockets, sizes 33 to 42, « 8.50 Outing Trousers for Men and Young Men, Siete Bedea na 3.75 West 23d and 22d Streets Store Closes Datly 6 P, M.—Saturdays at Noon. YOUNG MEN'S SHOP (Store Floor) Seperate Entrance—6 and 10 West 38th Street Conscoting with Pifth Avenue Store. Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue Greatly Reduced Prices 9 -— FRIDAY and ‘SATURDAY until Noon English Sack Suits POR YOUNG MEN 32 TO 40 CHEST 15.00 seretotore:$21.50 to $29.50 Flannel Outing Trousers Of White or Pencil Striped Flannel Outing sensors of imported white o¢ ponell striped fennel; own eteh see 3.75 Regular price 96.50 £ Men’s Silk Mixture Shirts Gustom Finish, of Corded 5tth - OF seposved snes; French culfa. 153400 103¢uecs, 1.85 Reguier Price $2.50 and $4.90 Men’s Silk Shirts - Men's Crepe Pajamas in ; 4 1.00. Regular price $1.50 SIFTH AVE, 37th and 38th Ste. ee - —_—_— found in @ hen’s rest at Hast SWartewood, N. J., failed to chow FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. ——— caret ah Store Closes Dally § P, M., Saturdays at Noon; § , Franklin Simon & Coy Fifth Avenue ‘ \ n FRIDAY and SATURDAY until Noon. - Misses’ Summer Dresses At Unusually Low Prices Misses’ Summer Dresses Of lines Scotch gingham, Ogg Set Baca, cron veo ne te OTF ay Sires ease eae OB “eres wane mon hore ate \ tgnd Ser wide shadow with afk a Foe ee re sy Misses’ Crepe.de Chine Dresses re years, 18.50, Reguiar Votue $29.59 WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY 245 Giris’ Summer Dresses Misses’ Suits and Coats * Tail Mined Tedored See es tcaped skirt 14 0 20 peare 18.50 Worumbo Chinchilla Sport Coats ; Convertible collar model, Mandarin sleeves, wide de- tachable belt, pockets and large white i bute Seas 10.75 Misses’ Spo rt Coats : 0 pe Sos re fed, navy or eee bettas, of Seis race 9.75 Regular Value $16.96 Misses’ Washable Skirts Cordeline Pique Skirts - Sin pechec Lege te iia” Vor? 2.95 Washable Ratine Skirts Matas Taghtne mace Veen 3.95 Striped Ratine Skirts Tngie Mtoe gs 4.75 Misses’ Bathing Dresses Mohair Dresses Sacetee etalin yk gr Ser siamo win oem 3.95 Satin Bathing Dresses Gapscrerged aie Huw pee vines = 5.00 Moire Sitk Bathing Dresses np wiestin Neen” vesesian 7.95 Girls’, Boys’ «4 Children’s Shoes Oxtords and Ankle Ties whi conven’ “hasda cn “Franka” sraapedes teoms 010% netereoesrs § 1.95 Gist? and Rope Stace, 11002. Requlargeieotass 2.45 Misses’ Low Shoes Pumpe, Oxfords or Sailor Ties “ See ee a See . 3.25 Regular Price $4.50 To appreciate the convenience and great value of the Sunday World's Want Directory—-READ IT.