The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1920, Page 15

~ Wilson Tells*of Own Gepara- BROKER'S “BUSY DAY” CAPTURES FUGITIVE ON ROOF| sey tz. i82 Sat Fever ore ae FIGURES IN seneree i Ss OURT | roticoman stakes Arrest After Cry Forge of “Step Thiet.” Patrolman McDonald was walking : a Defending Self in Wife's Suit, heard cries of “stop thief” plage ‘ . man dash into the hallway at No. tion and Daughter's Elopement. | man {sem gute, O vind Anaval B® Oct. 10, 1910, was « busy day in the tife of Hariey Peyson Wilson, head of the investment brokerage firm of H. P. ‘Wilson & Co., according to his testimony in Supreme Court to-day in his wife's gait against him to recover judgment for $31,800 she alleges is due her for arrearage under a separation agreement. On that day, Mr. Wilson testified, he returned from a business trip to Call- fornia, signed the separation agreement | to organize an aerial unit in each Na- under which he agreed to pay Mrs.| tional Guard Division was granted to-! night. Frances Mary Wilson $1,000 a month, — oman the a Kvenue he saw the prisoner apartment, carrying Neither Mayor Hylan WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—AuthoHty | Gommiasioner Enright ‘with’ existing Yas facilities ‘will be Na ne aes etree erraée awa} 000 HEAR POLIC POLICE SING. ten Seores Success— right Absent. wmual entertainment and Th@| reception of the Patroimen's# Benevo- attended last ight | was entertainment wil be’ repeated t to: Street and Southern Boulevard, the Bronx, by upward of 5,000 persons. Pind Ms ‘The Police Band and the Police Quartet National Guards to Have Air Service |'*red in © mixed vaudeville bil. geo and received a telegram from his — ter that she had married B. Gerson Oppe' r., a lawyer. Later on the ouine dey, be ‘gaia, he located the eirt at @ hotel. and browght her ‘home that night. Before retiring he had retained counsel to begin an action for, divorce, ‘The witness testified he had advanced hin wife $13,500 over her allowance. ——— KISS COSTS HIM $25. “Man Oly Awe Likely to Do, That,” Says Man Fined in Brooklyn. Charged to-day*in Gates Avenue Po- lice Court, Brooklyn, with kissing Mrs. Robert Assman, twenty-two, while she ‘was in the shoe store which employed him at No. 350 Knickerbocker Avenue, Abraham, Helfand, twenty-one, offered @ novel defense. “Your ,Honor, Folwell, “am: do anything Ordered to at once—no waiting! Read. Your upset stomach will feel fine! | No waiting! he said to Magistrate | fit and you feel uncomfortable; when my, age is likely tol vou feel lumps of indigestion pain, 6 oe |heartburn or headache from acidity, 1,25 oR t° | dust eat a tablet of harmless and re- iable Pape’s Diapepsin and the stom- ach distress is gone. Millions of people know the magic of Pape’s Diapepsin as an antacid. The relief comes quickly, intment! d paid the fine. home is at No. the wife of a Wilson Ave- an made the 1666 Woodbine ‘street at drug. stores. Pape's patrolman attached to t hue Police Station, A nore Advt. INDIGESTION 2 “Pape's Diapepsin” relieves Disordered Stomachs | eee | They know, that most indigestion and When your meals don't| disordered stomach are from acidity, Pape’s Diapepsin tastes ike candy and a box of this world-| famous indigestion relief costs so little helps regulate your stomach so you can eat favorite foods without fear.— no disap- Diapepsin SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR THE THRIFTY-MINDED What is this U. S. Grain Corporation Standard Pure Wheat Flour? ye oe ee t crop of winter w white flour made frorh this ‘year’s which is unusually rich in gluten. Does it make good bread? Yes. It is not a war or victory flour, but the kind of flour bakers and grocers have used and sold constantly. As compared with other flours it works easily and rises rapidly. The fermentation is vigorous and healthy and the resulting loaf is of superior texture and color. What about its qualities for cake, pastry and biscuits? Flour made of winter wheat is conceded to be actually superior to other grades where a tender, delicate texture is the first consideration. How much does U.S. Grain Corporation Standard Pure Wheat Flour Cost? The price is a vitally important item in the popularity of this flour —but only in addition to its goodness. A 24/2 Ib. bag costs about $1.50, and that means a saving over other flours of around 30 to 50 cents a bag. Figure what this means in your family. The a adult con- sumes this much flour every six weeks. The high cost of living certainly offers a point of attack here. Where can this flour be bought? From any of these dealers: Retailers now selling United States Grain Corporation Flour: Great Atlantic & Pacific ‘Yea Company James Butler, Inc Wholesalers able to supply retailers with this flour now: Austin Nichols & Company Geo. A. Zabriskie Wholesalers who have ordered and will supply retailers on arrival Seeman Brothers R. H. Macy & Company Daniel Reeves, Tne, Abraham & Straus Francis H. Leggett . For further information write United States Grain Corporation 42 Broadway New York The Corporation reserves the right to discontinue without notice the publica- tion of lists ay etin handling this flour 1887 ONE POLICY FOR 33 YEARS Mates 2a” Known Merchandise with a” 1920 itive Lifetime Guarantee sole an | Fy NEW YORK—OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. BROOKLYN—(Inchading Clothing Dept)—OPEN SATURDAY EVENING Thete Is No Scarcity of Good Furniture Here. ia Th AHH H Extension Table. The Serving Table is a This four-piece Adam Period fifty-four-inch Buffet with large, roomy silver, China Closet with three glass panels and drawef, six-foot -room Suite, consisting of awers for your linens and handy addition. Richly finished in Golden Oak. Five Chairs and Arm Chair, cov- ered with genuine brown Spanish lea lip seats, complete $49.75 extra. “43 An extraordinary value. of real cane. Your choice in figured velour. The sofa is e. tion of beauty of design As illustrated, fifty. four-inch Buffet of the quaint Adam Period, with finest quality French plate mirror. Has large drawers and linen chests. in Gout $39.50 in Gold- en Oal; For the accommodation ‘These suites are of the dainty William and Mary period, finished in rich antique mahogany, with insets wh > vit vee iS attractive tapestry, blue or mulberry 534 feet long. Two Sunburst Pillows and Slumber Roll. Extra large comfortable Arm Chair and the Chair of the popular hig! tod veal Gute PLLIOO fa ail Good ficehen pack petied ro productions. From $237.50 to $2500 This six-foot Golden Oak Ex- tension Table with six chairs, covered with genuine brown Spanish leather slip seats, of our customers we have opened a HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT in our Harlem Store. Here you will find a complete line of everything that is absolutely necessary for the entire furnishing of your home. You will find Dinnerware, Cooking Utensils, Aluminum ware, Cut Glass, Silver- ware, Cutlery, Brooms, Brushes, P: articles. These goods will Powders and hundreds of other be sold at prices that will prove a TREMENDOUS SAVING to evesy home furnisher. Watch for Our Weekly Specials in Our Harlem Store Only. No Housefurnishings Sold to Dealers NO Cc. 0. D’S MAIL ORDERS Promptly Filled Equip your kitchen with 20-year : guaranteed aluminum ware. — Aluminum Kettle with a =? Colonial cover, as illustrated, $1.69 Nest of four White Enameled Canisters for flour, sugar, coffee and tea, THE SET 6-qt. 98c We want to send you our Circular with our list of WEEKLY SPECIALS. To do this we need your name and address. We could buy @ mailing list from a Trade Direct , but we would rather ory, have you call at our stores and “GET ACQUAINTED." LOW PRICES! PROMPT DELIVERIES! &, LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS! al YORK’! eten Lp elted FURNITURE STORES SPAVENI ‘CORI2S NUE AVENUIE”A. | BROADWAY NEW YORK STORES OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. BROOKLYN STORE (tncading Cie thing Dept.) Open Seturday Evening ¥ 10, i000. For Other Gimbel News See Page 12” -Gimbel Brothers 37d ST.~ BROADWAY-33"4 ST. rrerenereritrreneerrenme ms > Continuing the Tremendous Annual USEDPIANOSALE Greatest Piano Saving Event of the Year! All in Good Condition Famous Makes $50 and Up Largest Quantity We Ever Had: Worth Entirely Disregarded: Choose Your Piano Early Not in all the years we have been holding similar sales has there been such an accumulation of good pianos to be offered —nor have we ever been content with such low prices as the pianos will bear this year. © Come and judge for yourself. All are well known makes that have been taken in exchange for player- pianos purchased here during the past few months—and all have been placed in good playable condition so that one takes no chance in buying—and we give service for one year from date of purchase. Among the Famous Makes in This Sale Are the Following: Terms as Kranich & Bach, Low as Bradbury, Fischer, Estey, Hardman, R. S. Howard, , Decker, Milton. Used Player-Pianos $379 “ new departure in ysed Player-Piano selling Pianos to be sold at one price great Piano Section. yi a month All in One Group at the Greatest Saving Yet this grouping of Player- but every one expects the unusual of Gimbels Most have been used for demonstrating purposes here in the store— while the balance have been taken in exchange for some of the highest type instru- ments we carry. All are in good condition many are almost new, and at the.price, large as the quantity may seem, they should be snapped up soon. Also: 1,840 New Popular Player Rolls--- Special Sale at 39c : And this special attraction in this sale you m both vocal and ins so that with the Player-Piano you purchase y have player rolls at a saving. The 1,840 rolls include rumental kinds. 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