The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1920, Page 8

wre he neta woes Toring the on war. the ship whe, loaded it caught fire near Gib- helped extinguieh the! flames. —____— WOMAN DOCTOR VANISHES. Sisters Believe Dr. Seed Was ‘Wearing Ber $600 Diamond Ring. Police Headquarters sent out a gen- eral alarm yesterday for Dr. Susan T. | [meg to of No. 2025 Broadway, who Youth Held in $3,500 Rob- |i. been missing since 11 o’cloc! =| beries Names Man He Says ey promi tae ier ater, Led Him to Steal. Gatherine Condon ot Cleveland, noted OO heed, Beck. 4 witow, had her home and Robert Bradley, twenty-three years | MUU of the apartment toa. womae. OM, of No. 2141 Corlear Avenue, the; When she left home, the Cy? said. Beed h Bronx, was arraigned to-day in the Fig they. Know: nhn pose en Center Street Court on the charge of | not sturned Homer the worn legraphed the 5 . who arrived Mealing $3,500 in Liberty Bonds, from | felesrspied , \m a employees of Henry L. Doherty of| “Dr. Seed, a chiropractor, ts sald to! | No. 60 Wail Street. havo many, * weeny patente. She has By Ghortly after bis arrest last night Semaine ‘trom Canton, 0. of James Keed, « former mer- Eee ene Geclated. Bradley enade 0 | Ter ot say Cie, Mich, | he alaters are to visit all to-day. confession which may throw some light on the murder of Benjamin Binkowitz, the Wail Street messenger seestlea bee whose body was ‘found outaide doword, Conn. on Aug. 16 last, forty et te Ace” cab mnipat heape mol euppearanc: inthe after arris caster to the sia at eteamship . oe ‘was destroyed by Waitney and Company of No. 12 Wall! Brooklyn. Firemen fought the blaze Street by whom he was employed. [more than three hours. The fireboat The alleged confession led to the| William J. Gaynor oe | company @rest of Toney Candelera, twenty- be Ngee ip was at auieek. ery Bine years old, whom Bradley biames _ for leading him astray. Bradiey mii Candolera seproanned , im one day as he stood on Broadway @@miring an automobile and invited him to take a ride 41 his own machine ‘which stood near, Bradley says he accepted, amd after several rides Can- @etere invited him to his home where he met attractive young women. Ho dectares when Candelem learned ~ » he was in the bond department of Smicawes| WILLIES ihe could have by taking bonds, Brad- TEL BLEND fey says he did take bonds in small @mounts a a time and spent ‘the Proceeds on Broadwuy. In the forties, when Jennie Lind de- In an automobile ride to Waterbury, | lighted vast audiences and caotivates | Conn. Bradley says Candelera told j the hearts of all jo heard. Gill | Coffee was the Ne’ ers Favorite. | him he had nothing to fear; that he| fot’ Wend Is sol Se aank ane | had squared things for Benjamin | carry plan in 5 ts pal lots or more Binkowitz and that “Benny” himself would bhve been all rigtt if he had Led acted squarely. ck AN en fer ow Benny was murdered because he | enn. “Onur tried to cheat those who helped him,| Other Coffees sae. 2Ge,, Paes: Ate. Candelera told Bradley, according to ivered in Ni York, Brookt; and the latter's confession. DeNihin 800 miles, 0a 1b. additional Later, Bradley allexes, Candelera threatened him and he fled to Detroit State me anin pa He returned here, last night at the GILLIES COFFEE CO. request of his flancee, who wrote him | 223-239 Washington St., N. ¥. at the request of the police. They are inclined to be ‘liberal with him, be. 14-16 West 14th St. Sale Starts 9 A.M. Navy Black... Huron Bermuda * Alpine Browns Pigeon Grays, ele. Fashionable ‘Models ‘Suit Go either to the Basement at our Uptown Store or to our Downtown Store on 14th street—several hundred dresses divided equally between the two places! Choose from high class, fashionable Silk and cloth models—one or as many as you want—for only $15. Because of Unusual Values—No C. ores Tomorrow’s Unprecedented Event ¢nenomens! | Dress Sale Actual Values $25, gp a hages Up to $30. wre oye ’ Vaan) See aS st SALE of Women’s Boots ending this Week FOR FRIDAY . Fifth Avenue 54% STREET roadway To dispose of them quickly we shall sell all the Shoes that are to be offered in this sale in two groups at the greatly reduced prices of s9.85andsi2.40 |} —_ Extraordinary Sale of New Dresses $14.00 $18.00 - || Taffeta - Georgette - Tricotine There is still quite an assortment of -Evening e Slippers and Pumps in the $9.85 group. : Selected From Our Specialized y He Stocks... were 35.00, oS. 50, 45.00 An Event Brimful of Spring Smartness For ° Every Discriminating Woman and Miss! Bie FT tele 516 Fifth Ave., cor. 43d St. 1391 Broadway, cor. 38th St. ; . . 8 411 Fifth Ave, at 37th St. 1095 Broadway, at 23d St. i. ‘ 00 Fj 1255 Broadway, cor. 31st St. 297 Broadway, at Duane St, e “| 438 Fulton S.., Brooklyn : “ J u Good Shoes Are An Ec i, : 5 . i trap aie ade sete iY E do not believe these dresses can be matched in style, quality and price any- where. And we do not believe there is a woman or miss, no matter how particu- fa lar her tastes, who will not find more than one dress here that she will be glad and happy to wear, for none gives the slightest hint of its low price. —— | Sale at Bargain Basement 19 West 34th Street Sale Friday Only Velours Silvertone Taffeta Jersey Georgettes Serges Crepe Meteors Satins Taffeta, 28.00 Georgette, 28.00 Taffeta, 28.00 Taffeta, 28.00 "Taffeta, 28.00 There are hosts of individual styles to select from, each one an adaptation of the newest Spring nae, Hoke only is the quality of each fabric excellent, but the workmanship is beyond reproach, to the smallest detail. The silhouettes are varied and graceful, including full short skirts, bouffant hip lines, long-waisted 3 lines. Skirts are ruffled, corded, puffed or embroidered . . . the bodices surplice or draped with colorful 4 ~ ribbon girdles. Short sleeves puffed or lace trimmed . . . organdie vestees or delicate lace collars. f In fact, only such smart details have been applied as are found on higher cost dresses. All sizes for women and misses, though not in every style or color, Navy, brown, taupe, black. © eee 06 00066 SOs coees 225202 e 88 00F2 2e es eeee,., Probably never again will such ‘dresses be sold for so low as twenty-eight dollars FULL TEXT OF THE PEACE TREATY AND ALL THE VITAL FEATURES OF OTHER YEARS 1920 WORLD ALMANAC ‘B5C ov sens ~=NOWONSALE mm 50C MERREMAREEE ROPE : able for Spring Wear! Understand, these are good quality dresses—in a wide variety of sizes, styles, materials and colors You know what prices are being asked today—you know prices are going higher—you know that here’s your last opportunity to stock up at a low price! O. D.’s, Exchanges or Returns esoeres