The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1919, Page 5

“py an em e detective agency. e of a private has stated that Man Held clares Pri n my trousers, ‘This is a fabrication. ducing False Evidence. | “He hax also stated that the over- Dr. Walter Se, Witkin, Held for the | Oo! Coit wee foam ee eee murder of hia wife, Sulla, at Long | Was taken by me from my wife's Beach on tho night of Feb, 27, Ge. | trunk while T was searching for my — clared in his cell at Mineola to-day that | Wife's Will. ‘They said it was the he 18 being made the victim of q|?roPerty of my wife's son. Th Trame-up by a te detective | was mine, It was made since 19 It was the first time Dr. Witking has |™Y Wife's son died in 1903. 1 fou talked since bh fgo, and his statement was made in garret.’ murder and took it up to the with Supren While was from 4 money 1 her to carriage and beauty of foot lines are invariably noticed | by the friends of the wearers of Arch Preserver Shoes. jangry and sald things I did not like | But he asserted that she was the Your Easter Shoes should be Arch Preservers. | They |type of girl he liked, a ‘live wire. come in many styles of Boots and Oxfords. ith aati 1b Waal BEY Wes Were Wok The Arch Preserver Shoe Shop, Inc. living in Roumania, where a man had - Pp, . . a ght to beat his wife as muc as 15 East 35th St. New York \yeanedi' deed 3 had oo ice After a ng that she finally dis | James MeGreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 34th Street $45,000.00 Worth of SOLID GOLD JEWELRY To Be Sold for $22,500.00 from regular prices, we are able to quote these very low prices. Every piece of jewelry offered in this sale is clearly stamped with the quality mark—-some mounted with diamonds, cultured pearls, cameos, semi-precious or synthetic stones. No C.O0D b> 7s NO APPROVALS - NO RETURNS 1,100 pieces «regularly 1.00 to 20.00 50c to 9.75 1.00 to 1.95 La Vallieres mounted with pearls or colored stones 40 pieces a 85 pieces.........3.95.... regularly 7.95 an ieee, 7.7, BLOO) GA Baby Pins 2.75 to 9.75 1W-kt. Gold; three pins with chain at tached; plain, engraved or ribbed styles; Hat Pins Roman or English Gold-finish ped a Cuff Buttons 150 pairs... pair. 1.50 10-kt, Gold; Dumb-bell style; plain, en- graved or engine-turned; some mounted Link Buttons with Mother-of-Pearl, others with rose-cut reg 1.50 to 12.50 100 puirs........-3.95., 100. pairs regularly Scarf Pins 1.50 to 5.00 10-kt, and 14-kt, Gold in an extensive 1.00 to 7.50 1,50 aod 1% ‘THE EVENING) TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1919. James MeGreery & Co. ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY closed her Identity to the manicurist, Mra. Watnerd said the girl told her t had visited her at the und while they we Mh WUAKS STS Woe 2 cco LETTER SHE FOUND ‘The Derby Hat i her that he had di- fe and promised to nanicurist is said to have returned to New York and jater sent to Mrs. Wainerd a white fox fur set which the furrier, it is asserted, had given to her, a & part f the same newspape ‘hich ’ te Detective Is Pro. | Which my » was killed was found 5th Avenue DUNLAP embodies alt the essentials of perfection. color,’ style and utility. The best at any price Mrs. Wainerd said she was marr in Roumania on Jan. 17, 1910, have two children, Harry and Sylv: She declares her husband struck her {with a satchel and threatened her when she protested against his coming home late at 4) Manicurist Named in Separa- t. nearly @ month (CoM, in the, living room on the night! tion Action Filed Against Mau- rice Wainerd, Rich Furrier. The letter in the husband's pocket charges that his wife was which has caused many suits for di vorce or separation figures to-day In the suit for separation filed by Mrs. | Bella Wainerd against Maurice Wain- Jerd, a wealthy furrier of No. 1416 Broadway. The affidavits were Court Justice Mullan nd Mrs. Wainerd were deiphia home, the aff . Mrs, Wainerd found the “Miss Heln peat her children and the influence of a 180 Fifth Avenue 181 Broadway Agencies inall © Principal Cities was engaged in formation of a ‘ount Komanones’ res! at the Hotel MeAlpin, 1 it made a demand on the furrier “J wrote to her and signed my hus- Mrs. Wainerd states, ' Wlths AAAAA to B. Bites 2% to 11. hia! saa ; invited ee The High, Long and Strong Arch of |home in Philadelphia. She el and | f imperee a maid in the house- the Famous Arch Preserver Shoes. hold and who she was and lw t she anted She said she wa ‘These exclusive patented features are affording supreme hadorebaatt tl adep hier ty again comfort to hundreds of thousands of women who & friend of Mr. Walnerd and that 48 never before have known the joy of comfortable feet. | had invited her to call “When my husband came home and ‘The new buoyancy of spirits and the added grace of NWIT TELLE Onginalic FIFTH AVENUE AT 38 STREET learned what had happened he Exceptional Values Wednesday in WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY Women’s Pure Silk Hose Superior quality all silk hose, in black, white, African brown, mahogany, beige Paris Clox Silk Hose Medium weight hose, garter tops and soles. In black or white. Fine Gauge Silk Hose Durable quality, reinforced lisle garter In black, white, African brown, suede, beige and gray. Women’s Gloves SPECIALLY PRICED Slip-On Cape Gloves With strap at wrist, in putty Regularly 2.50 ; 5 Two-Clasp Silk Gloves Embroidered back, double tipped In white, pongee, mastig, tan, gray and brown. aving purchased the surplus stock and discontinued patterns of a promi- anufacturer of fine 10-kt. and 14-kt. Gold Jewelry at large concessions A complete collection of Short White French 2.00 2.72 3,00 Modeled to give the correct lines for the season's silhouette ral lines of the figure, contributing the pr in desirable materials, including Coutil, Batiste, handsome Broche or Satin Long, Slenderized Vamps DRESS and WALKING PUMPS For Women and Misses 10.00 % 12.00 DRESS PUMPS in patent or du!l leather, dark brown Russia calf, brown or white kidskin with hand turned soles, Louis XVI. or low French heels, WALKING PUMPS in leather and brown or black Russia Bar Pins & Brooches | Cuff Pins 10-kt. and 14-kt. Gold 10-kt. and 14-kt. Gold An unusually choice collection, including Many shapes; perfectly plain, chased or conventional styles, artistic serolls and engraved patterns; various finishes. pierced designs; with or without jewels 75 pairs....... 50c..... regularly 1.00 400 pieces........3.95... regularly 7.95 275 pairs........ 75c..... regularly 1.50 500 pieces.....4. 5.00... regularly 10,00 $85 pairs........... regularly 2.00 to 4.50 Pendants —_ l4-kt. Gold; a number of dainty designs L-kt. Gold; five patterns, including with Neck chains; mounted with diamonds, diamond or circle shapes, also scroll designs; pearls, semi-precious and synthetic stones One-clasp Glace Gloves, rly 7.95 and white embroidery. arly 10.00 40 pieces regularly 5.75 to 20.00 NOC, 0; D.'5 James McGreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street FUR STORAGE BK acta 1,.50.... regularly 3.00 10-kt Gold mountings with Nickel Silver a . : hanes tee stems; plain, engraved, chased or jeweled BO sets .1.95 regularly 3.95 tops; two on a card ies 100 pairs pair, 75c¢ regularly 1,50 larly 3.00 attractively trimmed Absolute Protection at Moderate Cost 3 Furs are perfectly cleaned variety of styles or full-cut diamonds | 10-kt. and I4-kt. Gold for soft cuffs; 100 pairs 1.95 rerulonly 4.50 newest engraved and engine-turned pat eee terns; also a number mounted with Mother 110 pairs 2.95 regularly 5.95 of-Pearl. 150 pairs regularly 8.00 to 25,00 140 pairs......... 2.95 regularly 5 7.95 regularly 3,00 to 10,00 by skilled workmen, who re- and other foreign matter, Storage Vaults on Premises Requests to call for goods » Greeley 6380, variety of mannish styles; some mounted Tie Cla ; with diamonds, others with péarls or col- pe dt ored stones. 10-kt, Gold; oblong, oval and faney 125 pieces 75c.... regularly 1.50 shapes; some plain, others engraved, engine 400 pieces 1.50 regularly 3.00 turned or chaser ; 700 pieces regularly 2.00 to 15,00 155 pieces : regularly 3.00 to 3.95 em ee A SEVEN: TIME WORLD WANT WORKS ALL WEEK—TRY ONE | od Extraordinary Purchase and Sale 1,500 Girls’ Plain and Plaid GINGHAM DRESSES NO APPROVALS. NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS. regularly 4.50 Ten practical and serviceable models suitable for school or general wear, four of which are illustrated: developed in high-grade plain or plaid washable novelty and conservative plaids; Blue, Rose, Pink, Tan or Green. Size 12 to 16 yrs. (Booths, Main Floor Spring and Summer Models “LA VIDA” CORSETS 5.00 to 12.50 ver support for grid “Stylish Stout’ Corsets 8.50 and 12.50 These Corsets assure the new lines of fashion to stout figures, reducing ungainly curves and giving slender lines; cut and modeled on scientific principles control excess flesh without pressure or discomfort; in two grades of Coutil; size 26 to 40 Exceptional Offering WOMEN’S GLACE GLOVES pair, 1.25 regularly 2,00 NO APPROVALS UNDERMUSLINS—Specially Priced New models for Spring are now being shown in fine Nainsook laces, embroideries and ribbon sp high or low necks Combinations 1.95 2.95 and 3.95 Envelope Chemises in Empire or straight 1.00 1.50 and 1.95 Chemaloons with bloomer drawers; ina Petticoats in 1,25 and 1.95 models 1,00, 1.50, 1.95 and 2.95 SOROSIS 8.00 to 12.0 Imported Cut Steel Buckles Aer Metal Buckles, new effects Stecl Beaded Buckles ...,...+s+*+0++-pF 3:00 to 34th Street NO RETURNS, Misses’ Apparel Dept., 4th Floor.) La Vida’ ‘orsets beautify the poise and comfort; developed — “Stylish Stow ‘orsets support and pique sewn; white with self or black NO RETURNS attractively trimmed with 1,25, 1.50, 1.95 and 2,95 Corset Covers, daintily trimmed with lace, 50c, 65c, 85c and 1.25 SPRING FOOTWEAR Oxtords, Pumps and Colonials In Patent Leather, Black Satin, Suede, Black or Brown Kidskin, Tan Calfskin and White Buekskin,