The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 9

By» abn {mm Raphael began weeping and) Justice Hoyt clinical ex- ut, “You'd bettor go back, I¢]@mination of the er which tue baby or anything F might get |°*#? will neni be “Mp. "hen Geakin got insk to ine| GARRISON ANSWERS, UNION. |» schoof he found the-fremen at work.| asks What Gubstions t n fa v. Ment vaca Ae sed with Detective Joseph Want Arbitrated. f the West 68th Street Sta-| Lindley M. Garrison, Receiver for th pity "Abel the boy to the etation|B. R. T.‘to-day made public a letter ¢ house, the Special Committee of the Amalga- ‘The detective testified that, Raphael |Mated Association of Electrical and told him that he was on an errand |*teet Rallway Employees, replying to 6 soho. a letter of May 7, asking Lgl ws Che bles ol, when he OW AN imte “the questions at issue" open door and, going in, found @ box} Hylan for arbitration. In his Hear sir, of matches on the teacher's desk. He |Garrison said. i admitted, added Leonard, lighting ome | mit ead tae tention, whtoh, the, com- of these, throwing it in the waste|tion? un . Tyee bats ithe fy basket and running, ef can. not, of coures ae tude. sh ula be in repara’’ thers “I don't lke the yee and dn a ht ae jatest of a series of Tetiora AIS DONT UKE HS TEACHER Boy of Eleven Admits His Guilt in Trial’Before Chil- dren’s Court. Raphael Rustic, a “pal faced,| don't like me,” was the onl * dasped between the undersized boy of eleven, who lives oe deteotive id the hoy nae ‘gave a by he carer with hie parents at No, 319 West 69th fenders that the B. Generale Ae Mees Fasten Bee reer fostering, a So-operstive hrotherhosa ployeea of the railway in It, fe om Street, was calm-and unmoved this M*NSt Juttice Hoyt. sotied Raphael, eemotfiion to the Ameigamated, morning under a rain of questions from Fire Marshal Willis and Justice Franklin Chase Hoyt, in the Chi- dren's Court, regarding a $300 fire which he started last night in Grade 5A) room of Public Sthool No. 87, Amsterdam Avenué and 77th Street. The japitor, Frederick Geskin, testi. fled he met Raphael coming down stairs shortly before the fire was discovered, and that Raphael told him the teacher, a Miss Williams, had locked him in the wash room ‘trom which he had just escaped. The Janiton took the lad home, he said,| and when nearing the 69th Street ad Men’s & Young Men’s Suits $25 ~ $30 $35 ahah FACTORY SALE Than Retail Prices. This is Your Opportunity to Get Clothes at Factory Prices, SINCLAIR CLOTHES SHOPS 782 BROADWAY, Next. Cor. to Wanamaker'n, Sth Floor. 473 BROOME STREET, 2nd Floor. Come to either of our two Factories AND SAVE MONEY. OUR NEW TELEPHONE. NUMBER IS FITZROY 1234 Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Saturday THE FINAL CLEARANCE OF (855 MEN’S SPRING TOPCOATS; An event of unusual appeal just at this time when so much inferior factory made clothing is being forced on the market. These topcoats were all made in our own shops, of pure wool or worsted fabrics, of our own selection —tweeds, homespuns, vicunas, covert cloths and ME knitted goods. il \, The styles are correct—just what you’d expect from a 5th Avenue Shop and the tailoring the kind that means real wear and satisfaction. The only vin? that stores which must pay the mid- dleman’s om fit can meet such low prices is to take it out of the quality. Sale 30:00 40.00 42.00 47.00 52.00 55.00 37.00 47.00 Heretofore up to 40.00 52.50 55.00 62.50 65.00 70.00 47.50 62.00 50 Men’s Topcoats +0 Men’s Topcoats 18: Men’s Topcoats 32 Men’s Tapcoats 123 Men’s Topcoats 35 Men's Topcoats 27 Students’ coats 30 Students’ coats Men’s Oxfords—Unusual at 9.35 Tan, dark brown and black calfskin or cordovan leather. Oxfords built for wear as well as style. Men’s Straw Hats With the New Reversible Lap Brim BEST FOR LOOKS, FOR WEAR, FOR COMFORT The reversible lap brim becomes slightly flexible with wear so that it conforms to the head in the manner of a soft hat. Conservatively chosen for men who know the best, the quality is -assured. Other Hats 4.00 to 6.50 mYou Never Pay Mgre at Best's “LIQUOR SUSPECT FLEES. baw. All Pederal Age structed: t6 take up the ition Agenta in New d pictures of fal- Bertini merly Rt No. 76 an et Street, Rrooklyn, who ted} gation showed the i bond yesterday by talline. to | im before United States Commta- ner Hitchcock for examination onlother alcohol obt olstend Way to manufactui Stanley HeGibbons. S™ AVENUE AT36™STREBT Second Moor ~Take Elevator Clearance Sales Entire Stock Absolutely Without Reserve Frocks Wraps eee | At ‘Extraordinary Reductions “120 High Class SUITS Actual Values to $57.50 nes? 5 Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Velour Checks. het present purchase of bal aledhol for 4 the. jufac tonic other peonmeticn Values to $87.50 Suits Suits 44.50 74.50 90 High Class WRAPS | Actual Values to $49.50 "2 5 | Values to $175.00 Velour, Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Serge, salted Values to $60.00 Wraps 35.00 100 High Class FROCKS Values to ‘to $110. 00 Wraps 65.00 Actual Values to $50.00 Georgette, Satin, Taffeta, Tricotine. 25 Values to $95.00 Values to $65.00 Frocks Frocks 35.00 50.00 Sale of New Shoes At Old-Fashiond Prices For an active woman, Comfortable walking oxford. Military heel; black or tan leather. $7.7! An oxford with a special appeal to young men; in- visible eyelets; in black or tan leather. $7.75 Charming one-eyelet tic; Louis hecl; in black or tan leather, $7.75 Good-looking English Brogue oxford; in black or tan leather. They are made in the effort to help bring prices back eta above values represent considerable reductions. All the shoes are popular style- to a pre-war basis. numbers of this season. Here is a money-saving opportunity to get two or more pairs of shoes at a very low price. If you can’t come in, your mail order will receive prompt attention. Hosiery for Men and Women Drop in and see our attractive styles and economy prices on silk, lisle and cotton hosiery, All stores. SIGNET SHOE CO. 1345 Broadway, bet) 35th & 36th Sts, Harlem, 112 West 125th St. Bronx, 3rd Ave. and 149th St. Brooklyn, 557 Fulton St. All Stores Open Evenings. Retallers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes “For the Whole Family” | Stern Brothers: Women’ and Misses’ .~—, UNTRIMMED HATS A wide variety of smart shapes in Hair Braid, Crinol, Taffeta, Milan, ~ Leghorn and Lisere, will be ace at unusual prices, At feature prices To-morrow on the Main Floor: - Banded Sailors Sport Hats In Lisere and Pineapple Straw; Distinctive Summer styles in’ all ; Black, Brown or Navy Blue, the favored shades, 3 -. $3.45 $3.95 to 5.50 < IMPORTED TRIMMINGS: Including Flowers, Fruits, Ostrich and Fancy Feathers An attractive assortment of . WOMEN’S SWEATERS Exceptional Values at $10.50 Smart Shetland Wool ‘Tuxedo Coat models with belt, two pockets, long sleeves and button trimmed. All the newest colorings. + Main Floor. rn on er A limited number of this season’s models ‘in BOYS’ WOOL SUITS Reduced to $15.00 and 19. 50 Mie <a An excellent assortment of vell tailored styles, all Tiied ache with “two pairs of trousers. Many fancy Wool Mixtures included: 7 to 18 years, ~ Boys’ Sailor Straw Hats - - - - - $3.50 and 3.95 Boys’ Colored and White Straw Hats - $2.50 to 15.00 Boys’ Cloth’ Hats - - - - «0s §L7Bts BOS Golf Caps in Cloth and Wash Fabric - $1.50to 2.95 WOMEN’S PETTICOATS SPECIALLY PRICED AT $4.95 aie Anextensive assortment of Taffetas (some with Silk Jersey Tops) : and double panelled Striped Tub Silks. All colors and White. MAIN FLOOR Several Thousand Yards of this Season’s Most Fashionable f WOOL DRESS FABRICS and _ COATINGS ve In Skirt, Suit, Dress and Coat Lengths At One-Third to One-Half Less than Regular Prices NCLUDED are Tricotines, Velour de Laines, Duvet de Laines, Poiret ” Twills, Peachblooms, Plain and Embroidered Serges. Imported ; Suitings, Velour Checks and Novelty Plaids; in all desired colorings, «| also Black. ECOND FLOOR. Ss a, a aE car tence eee 0! AO TRS SE The Women’s Hair Goods Salon Will offer on Saturday a specially priced assortment of WAVY HAIR SWITCHES at $5.00 } Excellent in quality and in various colors, including Gray---we have just ms ; the correct Hair Switch that will add an effective finishing note to the y THIRD FLOOR. fashionable woman’s coiffure.