The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1920, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, THUR has been married to Hoxie for avout | STERNBERG PLEADS GUILTY. | 50a Hrooklyn, on the night of Nov. p @ year and a half, and she and the BRUABY Dd, 1920, r RTT ” de - maaan SDAY, Fz Introducing’ girl were’ warmly devoted to each other. Mrs, Hox -|w cod for Hin Part in) o) leans with an ill ry on Fe, 17 nd yr rouse ony! of the killing, but will reach this city | arid is und of seven and Ji! . to-day. fenny"" ore vl jone-half to fourt 5 The stepmother knew a lot more J > A about the lodgers, of course, than Mr. | jn rand larcen: im ° Hoxie, who was away at work every TOMORRC ONLY Note—this offer is positively for Friday only—and after that day the suits will not be sold under $10. If you have a boy, don’t miss this chanee— Boys’ *10 Corduroy Norfolks . day She may have information of " - " p H importance to divulge as to the habits - - | J ina | q @ land characters of persons who for- e Ath ae 5 . | merly dwelt in the apartment, Until award ¢ vith the | . i Brooklynit } Mrs. Hoxie’s arrival, arrangements m1 © le Moffitt was arrested on ; a ooo for Ream's funeral have been held in veral days ago. abevance. It bas been decided, - ? ‘ Board of Estimate Expected to a oe ee 4 i Vofe $5,000 Reward for Ww O R S cy E D \ CIrscey ; SUITS -& COATS h Girl's Stayer, NO REFLECTION ON LADIES. for the woman of to-day — But Charch Workers Can't See _ it While continuing to pick up possi- Selves as Others See ‘Km. ble suspects, whore descritpion tal- Ladies, attention! ~ les with that of the “swarthy, black-| In the Greenhut Building. at No. Originated by Best & Co. Controlled by Best & Co. Exclasive with Best & Co. ’ tc . West 1th Street, there are employed miustached” stranger wanted'for the | hore than 1,000 women and girte by the | murder of Ream Constance Hoxie in| Interchurch World Movement, made up N ve her father’ No. 72 West 0% Protestant denominations Am oe et | ae Oo poe eat | 89th Street, last Monday afternoon,} There i* not a mirror tm the place, | Capt. Carey of the Homicide Squad | ®t even in the rest rooms, which rid- dies the old idea that woman cannot to-day cross-examined one of the two | sxist without frequent inspection of her roomers who left the Hoxie home the | image | week before the murder. The police| Some believe there is @ plot te find | were not satisfied with some of the {Ut just how necessary @ mirror is to statements made at the first exam. |* woman Of WHMNGT One really meee ination and are chocking his record. 134 West 34th St. Stet | to ald in adjusting hats and tucking im Fo. aoe the Best & Co. guarantee covers every step in the ‘Another suspect was taken in | jog, - ii i i i i 1 charge in Brooklyn this morning, but ye says pede oo ? For "Ant ateen making, from the time the raw wool is dipped in the ‘ after examination in District Attor- u * id 3 i i ii i | sega am, District Attor- | EARLY FIRE AT DELMONICO’S. | Friday bat aa dye of the time that the smart silk label is sewn in the The Board of Estimate ts expected ‘ Bu tm Kitchen | every size i i rT to-day to vote a $5,000 reward for the See bet te GAbshed @atbeis al and ta ook style. 4 _— oC < arrest and conviction of Miss Hoxie’s| A pot of grease upset and caught fire| Ss t d : 4 4 Mayer. District Attorney Swann jin the kitchen of Delmonico’s at Forty-| aturday F “OB: ” ‘ asked for the reward after a confer- | fourth Street and Fifth Avenue at 6.30 | ‘ "| Fairheather Wears Longer — j ence with the police. A. M, to-day and an alarm was sent tn. A Lahage i ‘ It ta believed the man who killed], Te errival of the Aremen aroused 1 Being made of worsted, the long wool fibre, it will not stvetch. 2 Ww 9 h . A rs ; Mims Hoxie at No, 12 Wert anh UAECLAMHG. a0 AS dann, GUA’ bat Slub dyed in the yarn and subjected to many washings afterwards, Hl : Cee wiis taircarea-sitzabely, Riscias |e Oat POPE: <TR Gre ald 4208) i it will not fade. Woven 72 inches wide, then shrunk to 54 inches } MeN SI RO VekE ae, knd| rie Pais ware: Gruuualiy kind ( in| 4 by a strenuous Process, it will not shrink again. The thread of F Mrs. May Sutherland in tho Fort] city firemen during the night, ‘This was F . | which the fabric is woven has two strands twisted in opposite : Hamilton section about the same |the only alarm that came in from mid- i] directions for strength; the looms are lubricated with olive oil } ' — iia mane et h so that the fabric is not injured—everything is done to insur } ‘The conclusion of the authorities | UEMt ey : pCi fo da Ly fetely | SS ee | ’ was that no amount ‘of effort or j g eu ti ; money should be spared in running |NO EVICTIONS IN 300 CASES. | oat a e " | | ‘ Gown such a menace to innocent girls | yany Attend Hronx/Court in Land- : and women. There are many clroum- | Panes Absolute Clearance ' SS or) her” Loo Lak ‘ Be ee store than 100 landlord-tenent cases | []]] The far-seeing woman will buy at least one of these Coats Fairheat ks Smarter ‘ i i are Hilla gotectives at work om (art, “umoted ot ty Juntice weter A. HY even if she does not need it until next season. Garments i The good-looking English models in which Fairheather is Shict in tho Bronx Sfuntclpal Cour P f ; Mei Siteta haa Vidi) Hide ho) droe tau saoraine ih the piaseet o€ anow:| {LL OF caus feallty will sell for $45 to $125 next year. BUY ‘| developed are the result of months'sexperiment with patterns. i gress except by eliminating several |Covere! tenants, many af whom were, my THEM NO! ‘ ‘ ql They are now correct, according to the highest standards of . persons who had no trouble proving |” Not a single eviction Was ordered. At These Startling Prices i English sports clothes. The tailoring is impeccable. * ; 3 their innocence. - ee ; { Considerable hope is being placed $12,750,000 tor $18 $3450 $5450 569° 4 : ny 4 om assistance that may be given to Tera : ‘6 eas ; the detectives to-day by the girl's; WASHINGTON, Feb. 5—The Senate Ij i Fairheather Costs Less : sti ‘her, to-d J on the conference v iN] ‘ ‘ . not the a expense of buying the material from an outside A ; ‘ source. As the lopms practically operate themselves, the only talking about these labor cost is for tailoring. | As Fairheather has been expressly designed to take the place of j the usual moderate priced serge—which discriminating women r: ' will not want this season because of its inferior quality—it is H priced accordingly. Plain and heather mixtures. 1 It is the BEST OF ITS KIND ; and infinitely more desirable than a cheap serge or tricotine suits. The price will talk louder than words—and especial- ly during times like these. You know what other stores are ask- ing for boys’ clothing to-day. So use your own judgment about Sale Only at Bargain Basement ' 19 West 34th Street LE (TTT f Friday---Your Unrestricted Choice =! i Tt. won’t stretch Itwon't shrink It won’t fade per Model : Any- Winter Coat In Basement = FOUR SUIT MODELS ONE TOPCOAT MODEL Fine Quality Whether Formerly $22.50, $25, $29.75 or $35 = Guaranteed Workmanship i Sale 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Tomorrow only Eh | PENRO ARG, : & C Peony, F : Sa aaaEP Tarra ee eee =; ull Lined —Sealine Collars —Broadcloth Coats = ¥ j §TORE HOURS est 0, STORE HOURS Pants 5 —Skunk Opossum —Silvertone Coats > wt ie 9:30 to 6:00 Fifth Avenue at 35th Street 9:30 to 6:00 ‘ —Kit Coney Collars —Polo Cloth Coats = | Established 1879 Your money back on ; —Self Collars =e re Coats ‘ = request. i : —Chinese Skunk Collars —Black Seal Plushes = One Day Only —Beaver Plush Coats —Novelty Collars You Never Pay More at Best’s A MOST UNUSUAL SALE OF AXMINSTER —eeeerenione mes et ‘emote Sem 1 5.95 Guaranteed $10 | Garments The tores. ®th Avenue ; Between 15th and 16th Sts. \ Found—That Cool Taste | Cool-tasting to your tongue and throat. Smoke Home Runs all day. You'll never tire of the mellowness of Bonnie Brown Burley CASH or | tobacco aged and cooled the rare New Orleans | “Morris Plan” way. Divided Try them. You'll buy them. Payments LEE BROS. 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