The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 6

| wise Was called on, Tn opening he eal “It ls good to come to a city like | dianapolis where the Mayor ie respect ssuuhomeegi.om eo |, E, STOKES NOT SUING It t# far different in New York. In Boye Held ts - n getgt g HIS WIFE FOR A DIVORCE, GE IN GOTHAM TO Be SEEA WTH MAYOR” Gotham it is disgrace to be seen with | Solomon Green, sixteen, ‘ bi Wise Says So and Adds That - ACCORDING TO HER MOTHER York Wouldn't Trust Him polit ¥ vi + With Wooden Key. [ANAPOLIS, May B, Wie of New York, a xuest with Col. Robert H. Tyndall, the Mayor.”’ Nevins Street, Broo! Referring to the presentation of the | key, the Rabbi remarked the people of New York would not trust their Mayor with even @ wooden key 15, — Rabot ge RRR Detect Rowmania Finds Allies Leas Severe rings, 17 (he + valued a $13,000, are aUilt i Talasing from the loo! i recovered. The boys’ hearing on grand larceny charge has been set for to-morrow. an Foe, - BERNE, May 15.—Roumania con- : of the 100th Field Artillery | siaerg the peace terms given Gut- pahe famous Rainbow Division, at 4) many severe, but just, and less severe Paemmer given last night by the Kiwan!|than Germany imposed upon Rou- advantage of the situation to| mania a year ago, the Roumanian L Hylan of New York «severe | pross Bureau here announces. It is | he stan recalled that the German plenipoton- | nounced by Be aries made this remark to the Iou- was ‘decided that the manians: eanage of “The conditions imposed w ou Roosevelt. family. service for Col, Li Tyndall had just been presented 5 ip weston key to the city by . Jewett, when Rabbt She Fith ene Shp a oe eee on A aly Mth St. Entrance Opposite B. Altman & Co. i WILL PLACE ON SALE r.4 Friday .and Saturday z 500 Trimmed Hats Taken from regular stock Hats for all occasions WED, STOAES N| Mrs. Miller of Denver Says Court Clerk Made Mistake and Con- fusion Resulted, — DENVER, May 15.—Mrs. Arthur $. N| Miller denied yesterday that her N| daughter, formerly Miss Helen El- wood of this city, is being sued for divorce by W. E. D. Stokes of New N| York. Mra, Stokes and ber two chil- dren have arrived in this city. Though no complaint was filed in the New York courts by Mr. Stokes, papers were filed there by Rowland Miller, in which he said he was “one Njof the co-respondent’s name in a N | divorce action started by W. EB. D. N | Stokes. Explaining the situation, Mrs. N| Miller said to-day: ‘The answer was N| filed bY a Rowland Miller in New York in another divorce action in N| which the name Stokes was used. A N|court clerk unintentionally made an error that gave rise to the report sos Mr. Stokes had begin divorce : Pray, iy‘ tusbanite. 80 gon, tapbrother to a Stokes, spells his first tee N) land. Persons in New York leaped N ig the conclusion that Roland iilier r The models of the FIFTH AVENUE SHOP have be- come world famous for the reason of their individual- ity and smartness of style. In the representative col- lection are shown the very newest models of the sea- son—Lisere Straw, Trans- parent Hats, Taffeta Com- binations and the draped Hindu Turban, including smart Sport Hats. has not come to Denver for N rpose, Why should people think she has come here to file a 3 divorce suit? She has come simply N for a rest and expects to return to New York next month.” Store Your Furs in the Lord & Taylor Dry Cold Air Vaults on the premises. Absolute pro- tection at a moderate cost. Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street a)| Summer Household Needs At Prices That Insure Substantial Savings A SALE planned to provide city, suburban or country homes with the real essen- 9p for summer comfort—labor, time and money-saving appliances and articles of the most improved makes, selected for their efficiency and reliability and ‘offered for this timely event at Less Than Standard Prices. 50 ‘Hoosier’ Kitchen Cabinets At Very Low Prices The most substantial and best Proportioned cabinets made—handsome in appearance and wonderful time savers shetty of room foreverything, as the jllustration shows. ier Beauty,” oak finish, with hinged door, glass front flour bin, shaker sifter, revolving rack for glass jars, duplex sugar bin and sliding aluminum table top $3750 ‘Alaska Star’ Refrigerators Seamless porcelain side icer chamber; 45 inches high; 31 inches wide, 18 inches deep; ice capacity 9§ Ibs... $43.00 Fireless Cookers Make Summer Cooking a Pleasure Equipped with three aluminum cooking adnald, three large baking and roasting dishes, dish lifter, folding or'3g Same Cabinet with slidi: ra 1 t pes A apes op lM rr ck, aluminum mat and cook book Nee aaa — seeeereeenre Same Stove with four aluminum cooking utensils - $24.00 Legs for Fireless Stove, $2.50 Kitchen Table Top made of seamless porcelain, frame finished in white enamel, with one drawer; size 24x36 inclies $9.00 New ‘Perfection’ Kerosene Cooking Stove An economical househald necessity, for baking, ironing, svashing, boiling and broiling—and it does not heat the room! Two burner, $15.50 — with cabinet, $20.75. i i i :Three burner, $21,00 — with cabinet, $27.25. Kitchen Chair New‘ “Perfection” Kerosene Water Heater Hardwood, white enamel finish, strongly constructed and het, a " water problers iiieatanee DEE EAE” BR ret Yip ERR OA A I $2.9 jeventh Floor, eae er eae ere °c AN a RRR eg Telephone Orders will receive 38th Street wait BE GIVEN FREE IN GREATER NEW YORK None C. O. D. RICE CONCESSIONS have been decisive for the purpose of Lord & laylor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Your Furs in the Lord & taylor Dry Goid Air Vaults on the premises. Absolute pro- tection at a moderate cost, A Radically Reduced Group Women’s Tailored Suits $25.00 A No Approvals N OPPORTUNITY to_pur- chase stylish and practical Suits closing out these Smart Spring Suits | at much less than the actual value. of Serges and Tweeds. Sizes are incomplete. Every Spring Suit in Stock Marked Down to Prices That Insure Quick Clearance $35.00 — $45.00 — $59.50 — $69.50 — $79.50 Opening Display agd Sale of Women’s White Footwear Today and Throughout the Week White Pumps, White Oxfords, White High Shoes and White Sport Oxfords At Introductory Prices Lasts and Styles for Every Preference. $7.65 White Canvas apes ae with Military $5.50 White Canvas Pumps, with Louis XVI. heel “White Canvas Oxfords,with Military heels. White Canvas Laced Boots, with Mili- tary heels. $8.75 White Kidskin Pumps, with Louis XVI. eels. White Canvas heels. Oitdeds, with Military $11.75 White Buckskin High Sport Shoes, with Hoste: rubber soles and heels, etite Kidskin Oxfords, with Military White aaa Sport Oxfords, with rub- ber soles and he Second Floor, White Buckskin Oxfords, with Military hi White Reynskin Laced Sport Boots, buck- els skin trimmed, spring heels. 35 Table Lamps--Reduced to $22.50 Lamps of the most decorative designs, Japanese lacquer, antique gold and ivory bases. Pottery Lamps (as illustrated). 35 Floor Lamps Reduced to $25.00 complete Handsome hand carved mahogany, Japanese —_ lacquer, antique gold, ivory and hand decorated bases, with fine silk and _ hand-painted parchment shades. hand-carved | mahogany, A few beautiful Chinese All with artistic shades of parchment or silk. 35 Boudoir Lamps Reduced to $4.75 complete Exquisitely dainty novelties,with grace- ful mahogany, ivory or gold decorated bases, and charming little shades of soft hued silks or decora- ted parchment. Only one of a style in each group, and all choice, perfect, thoroughly desirable designs. Fifth Floor Odd Table Cloths and Napkins In the May Sale of Linens At Prices of Unusual Interest 500 Pure Linen Damask Table Cloths 2x2 yards $5.95, $7.95, $10.50 | 2x2!4 yards... .$8.75, $9.75, $13.50 250 Dozen Pure Irish Linen Napkins $4.75, $6.75 and $8.50 a dozen Athletic Towels Turkish Bath Sihdites Lin-Huck Towels and half linen Half cotton, French Hand-made Cluny Lace-Trimmed Linens Doylies : | Centre Pieces | $1.25, $2.50 dozen $1.50, $2.00 cach Seoond Floor. year soe + e+ « AND VICINITY WITH Scarfs $4.50, $5.00 cach Introducing the “Never-Wind”’ Clock At the Attractive Price $20.00 An accurate timekeeper not affected by vibration . and requiring no winding. An_ artistic ornament as well, with all metal parts highly lished, Were cuted and lacquered. “Never-Wind” Clock is 8 inches high, with 6 inch base; rege rcelain dial, 3 inches in diameter. The hollow base encloses a small dry cell battery, furnishing the motive power and guaranteed to run the clock for a year. ,Grownd Floor, W ardrobe Trunks Splendid Value at $32.50 “s ae ZN & Constructed of 3-ply veneer wood, covered and interlined with hard vulcanized fibre, cretonne lined through- out; laundry bag, shoe pockets, 4 drawers, toy drawer has a Yale lock and two removable partitions, 3 compart- ments. Yale spring lock. Ten hangers, “Oshkosh Trunks” $58.25 Black Keema A ihe ge | Suit Cases, 2. 28 inch Mies sreeeeoes 38 ———— Fourth Flor, A PHOTOGRAPH (size 10x15), SEPARATE SHEET, GOOD PAPER REPRODUCED IN PHOTOGRAVURE, of Commander Evangeline Booth _ of the SALVATION ARMY NE SUNDAY WOBBLE