The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 21

CHAUFFEUR TO ASK ARREST OF CARUSO ||) Violations of the Sullivan law. The ON PISTOL CHARGE alse Wife Also to Be Accused by. Fitzgerald as Joint Sulli- van Law Violator. a i \ The arrest of Enrico and Mrs. Caruso, whose summer home in East Hampton, L. 1, was robbed of $400,- 000 worth of jowels will be asked at the John Doe inquiry in East Hamp- ton to-morrow by counsel for George Fitsgerald, the Caruso chauffeur, who is now out on ball, charged with charge against the Carusos will be the same ag that against the chauf- feur, according to Goldemith & Gold- smith, attorneys for Fitzgerald. Tho attorneys say that the Carusos are the real owners of the revolver Fitzgerald used the night of ‘the theft. They declare they gave the pistol to Fitzgerald to protect Mrs. Caruso and the Caruso baby. The attorneys also claim that the arrest of Fitzgerala was merely a cloak to conceal the real culprit, although de- tectivea at the time declared his ar- rest was nothing more than a means of insuring Fitzgerald's presence at the John Doe Inquiry. No reply has teen recetved by Fitzgerald from hia cablegram sent yesterday to the tenor who 1s now in Havana. The strike of Marconi wire- Jess operators 18 believed likely to account for this. Fitzgerald contends that Caruso would uphold him if ‘he knew the circumstances.” More detectives are trying to solve jhe rotibery mystery. They were en- geged from a private agency and re- || ported for work to-day. In the mean- time the entire force apparently 1s aiting until to-morrow’s hearing kr development of new clues. Two (persons who, it is hinted, will tent ty | jt the hearing are described a man and a woman from Manhattan | The nature of their evidence has not been revealed. — Seapianes to Hunt Whales and} EN, Sine 2.—Businoss fergen, Nor- ntend urine the coming summer and whale ‘ se. es for goal. haning In Denmark Btratt, be land and Greenland, says th Tide! (Lln Bech Tne « MED.ONCY BY GOODALL WORSTE yy‘ chy You'll know it’s the Genu- oe ine when you see this labe THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JU STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN Fourteenth street Friday West 3¢ with Avenue Saturday TWO-DAY SALE Hand Bags and Travel Bags A smart new handbag and:spic and span hand luggage are indispensable paraphernalia of the vacationist. We have yp i this. attractive list to meet holiday needs and values. Moire Silk Hand Bags 4.17 Our regular $5.50 Blue Taupe Black Chain or ribbon handles, smart linings, and inside change pocket or purse and mirror. Cowhide Travel Bags— leather lined—riveted— ring handle —sewed-on ends—our reg. $14.40. . Patent Enamel Suit Case —24 and 26 inch sizes— cowhide straps all around “flowered lining—tray —reinforeed ends and catches—bound edges— ring handles—special. . . luced prices to afford notable economy, | Moire Silk Hand Bags |) 3.27 Our regular $4.87 Medium and large sized Bags in colors and black, made on covered or fancy frames. | } | Boston Bags 1. 55 Our regular $2.07 Made on sewed frames, with two handles and strap; 14-inch size; black only, 10.97 8.70 Black Travel Bags— 18 inches—keratol lining —reinforced ends— GUN F6g, SOG vis /s0 as, Black Cowhide Travel Bags —18 inches—keratol lined—reinforced ends— our rég. $21.60........ “You Didn’t Know Palm Beach Suits Came In Dark Shades? hat’s nothing, Lots of folks call any Sum- h “PALM BEACH.” mer clot aware that every real PALM BEACH SUIT hears the trademarked label shown on this page. Be your choice light or dark—you'll find it in solid shades and fancy patterns that nar match fine imported worsteds, Good clothiers throghout the land are Ribs 7H smartly tailored suits of the genuine cloth, ee THE PALM BEACH MILLS —GOODALL WORSTED CO, SELLING AGENT: A. ROHAUT, 229 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK SR i ern et cArent even wii He FORNUNE se clone Mr, ONLY. BY GOOQAL WORST You'll know it's the ine when you see this Lig . 27, 1920, “First choice” —every day Madison Square Garden $5,000,000 Clothing Sale | No Exchanges Yes—we are selling many thousand Suits a day at the Madison Square Garden Co-operative Clothing Sale—but you’ve got just as wide a variety of choice and as large a stock to select from today as in the first few days of the Sale. We are selling $5,000,000 worth of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Tho racks in the Garden hold about $1,000,000 worth. Every night after closing (10 P. M.) the racks are replenished with fresh, new stock. We check up all the merchandise remaining and add enough Clothes to make the stock on the floor complete. So no matter when you come you are getting “first choice”—just as much as the man who was waiting outside the Garden an hour before the doors opened last Friday morning. Before the Sale opened we promised you the greatest value in cldthing since the pre-war period. That was a broad, general statement that really promised you less than we are delivering. We wanted to let the people find out for themselves just how great the values really were. They did find out—and they sent their friends and neighbors back on,a run. “Have you been to the Garden?” seems to be the main topic of conversa- tion among men. Mothers, too, are enthusiastic, for the values in Boys’ Clothing are just as phenomenal as the men’s. Moe Levy @& Son are conducting this Sale for twenty-seven manufac- turers of high-grade merchandise, who are selling their reserve stocks at wholesale and less in order to turn it into immediate cash. Moe Levy © Son have passed upon every dollars’ worth of merchandise offered—rejecting all that did not come up to their own high standard of all-wool quality and tailoring. In order to keep overhead costs down to the absolute minimum they decided on a policy of no alterations, no deliveries, no exchanges and no refunds. The public has shown that it is glad to do without fussy service, to be able to buy a seasonablo Clothing at wholesale and less, Visit the Garden. Soo the values offered—and the tempting prices they are offered at. Don't pass up an opportunity like this, for in all likelihood it will never come again. No Refunds No Alterations s ae - f x A, a Madison Square Garden | Co-operative Clothing Sale OPEN 9 A. M. Conducted by MOE LEVY & SON ~~ Madison Square Garden, Madison Avenue : Between 26th and 27th Streets Entrance Madison Avenue Side CLOSE 10 P.M. ‘e3 No Deliveries ee Fri 0 aeennemenin ate Ro PERS SAIS, mee apa: ee cee ee = rete nat caine am emg