The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 6

aan " a arms 8 y } Ba THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 9, _ 1920. ' 4a F amt OLD DOC PEASE NEXT AMENDMENT EDISON DEVOTES _|,.,\, 140,010 curd un aT j WARS ON CORSETS 4 AGAINST DIVORCE — HIS LIFE TO MUSIC t= sone 9 sg corer mare Biggest Value-Giving Event Now Going On! of & new Salvation Army citadel in ait iad Plymouth, England, the port f Pb. Links Them With Cigarettes ‘as Dr. Gwynne Organizes Sqciety to Improvement of the Phon graph, which they Mar ie panes, 100 years 4 a Menace to Our Vaunted Put Across Another Change He Says, Will Be His England forces of the Salvation Agmy, Civilization in Constitution. Chief Aim * ; Corsets and cignrettcs are faat| A” amendment to the United State: ‘Ten years from now music will be i a e bringing civilization to ruin.” Thus Constitution making divorce Impossible | recognized a# essential to the mental |B aa spake ol4 Doc Pease, President of the is proposed by a new organization| and moral well f an | being of the human Non-Hmokers’ Protective League, WhO formed xinder the name of the Society | TC" Was the declaration of Thomas | —_—> aims to destroy the fat woman's ald to for the Upholding of the Sanctity of| 4: Bdison, in a message sent to-day to (e) * et . . shapeliness by linking the corset with The Re alte vnne the Edison Dealers’ Caravan Conven- Mrs. Jacobs Alleges is Afteges Mise Croke Public to Be Heard: July 27 OM the cigarette in the work ot human de- | Martiege. The Rev. Dr. Walter Gwynne | iio i session at Knickerbocker ished Suitor’s Gif ‘ ¢ Awaiti . I truetion of Summit, J ed the Theatre, in which announced that Vv Suitor’s Gifts uestion of Awaiting Leg- — *trvetton organisation, (said Is In- the improvement of the phonograph will ‘sh M k Cc Th Co Elavil Question of Awaiting Leg- ("itn iovsay it nad npt teen gen: |oreanlsatlon, sald te purpose i, tn-| ibe improvement of the Bhonsaral op! Make Comparisons, Then Come 1 | on Husband. islative Action, erally known that Doc Pease could AA ver and numerous judges, dor of his life. i time trom, his tusk of endian sallope | Tone mere rte Jae veal ug Ter Zena. on the and See Us. to cigarette smokers to cross sword®| membership to ¢very Christian de sald the . ‘Allegations involving a mysterious} Mayor Hylan moved ahead an corset, The Doc was asked to! nomination in the country and witt| ge “but when we build for the future a®decade is a small matter. There are ) the doctrine that no minister said he, “do you realize that | man of wealth and a queer four-cor- | other peg in his proposed city-wide and De Pies odie, pr . oh estav . [should re-marry a divorced person} in my opinion, is " ered romance are made in an affi-|bus programme to-Cav when he read we Cornet, retards abdominal breath. |onould tecmarry a divoreed p rn | NIP ave been Gu ef «© davit filed in Supreme Court to- to the Board of Estimate at the jng, interfering with the free actio @ phonograph jn / ey Mrs. Effie Elizabeth Jacobs of No.Jopening of its session a letter in the diaphragm, and forces the vis : try to get a revision of the Episcopal| What I want ¢ West Mth styee o into the pelvie cavity?” uu th Stzeet in support of her} which he advocated that the city) ee acvanane OUR VALUES CANNOT BE EQUALLED! 20% Off Everything | HE remarkably low Prices which ‘prevail at in yA “/Church canon on the solemnization of | home ts music, ao realistic and s matrimony to prohibit re-marringe| fect JO Ne rendition am te an ay ‘The reported ‘admitted it. The Doc faction to recover $100,000 damages | enter into a contract with a bus op- | continued heed oe ee we eee eres ry Hygrade despite the high from Mise May M. Croke for the 1084! erator to cover the five boroughe.| “The whole trouble with women, at |e pene te a 1 Ganeray secretary, WOMEN, SCHOOL PRINCIPALS. |] quality of our Clothing, de- | rin umm @f her husband's affections. The Mayor proposed that the city | least thowe who wear corsets, is that | 46 tny poctety, said that among the peed d - Ts suet spite the easy credit terms, } Monte F. Jacobs, the husband whose | agree with the operator to have him | they went to have graceful Agures. Tae lis of the organization are Supreme ™ . Jy Amends Law to i are always a cause of pleas- ant surprise to visitors. Bove is valued at $100,000, is manager! jirwhase and run the buses under | Corset is not the road to this, They, Meke Them Bligibie. @f the Teco Information Bureau at No, need exercise. Why, look at the anj-(COUrt Justice Vernon M. Davis, the the strictest city regulations at a; Rev, William T. Manning of Trinity ana | Urgent need for persons Lees to mal kingdom! You don’t see animais hold principalships ( public schools J M21 Broadway, a service supplying |5 cent tare. | “ the Right Rev. Paul Matthews. tzsner stone Ouloftown Residents will find He 7 08 wearing corsets." The reporter seconded has forced the Paterson, N, J., Board | ff Grn evenines inside race track “dope.” Monte Ja-) ‘phe question now for the people | the motion — ™ ny joer our Credit Plan a Convenience @0bs is a Broadway institution. Education to amend its bylaws so | of ; to determine, he sald, is whether or! ‘They say that malnutrition is the] WENT AFTER “OAK LEAF TEA” | 2 to permit women to hold these po- ‘fi Mrs. Jacobs tells a strange story of) not they want to wait until the| cause of the weaklings in our public | sition, fi HY GRADE OTA Suits Former Prices Now $40 Less 20% $32 45 Less 20% 36 ; 4 “ so ‘They will be required to pass the| @ millionaire Prbesor| abs she save |courts decide if the city has the nian said Doo Beane, «ONG 85s tre ont Hil tenves. From a examination: an announcement | i ‘was as much abused as her own ani swer to own, operate and control a| It is the tobacco smoke and the corset wee to-day said, and will receive the same |i Swhoee name,” her affidavit reade,/tus aystem or wait for the Legisia. | tat has brough this about Tree, Which Conts #2 Fine. | pay mow being Ta men principals. "| 131 WEST 125% ST. "I will omit from the ‘public record.” |ture to pass a law making city op- Demetrius Schrobas of No. 21 Cherry |toig ‘the board at ‘a meeting last night, |i 113 NASSAU STREET nie to keep all | j Near Ann Street : Street,’ Manhattan, was fined $2 by|that it would be impo Ars. Jacobs tells in her affadavit | eration a certainty by contract with] DEFENDS HIGHWAY BOARD, [oii ie oi” in Samaten Poties|tehools Supptiad’ withe terre to eee all hat she called upon Miss Croke at f an operator. a Court to-day and war against clip- ace ines, a ipa hee ae a ; her home, No. 127 Ashford Street,| guch «a plan the Mayor think#| Ope of Ousted J ping any more oak leaves in Forest | ithout Drinelpals. : aed 50 Less 20% 40 * Brooklyn, and implored her to ive} would insure universal transfers, 4| ers Replies to Kdward Park. Schrebas was arrested yester- | ‘up her husband, and, she says, Miss ‘Sroke answered she could no more _ @ive him up than she could her eyes. more simplified organization and! John W. Herb cheaper operation. After a scathing| New Jersey Stat rebuke of the traction interests, the| removed by Gov, Edwards, to-day issued | of | eit, casa ¢ the|@ay when Park Keeper Thomas Retber’s Highway Commission [attention was attrabted to a heavy ‘an | “PLYMOUTH ROCK” SHIPPED.. es from an oak oe | 55 Less 20% 44 60 Less 20% 48 “ sey stop | Granite Blocks Sent to England for | f @he says Miss Croke admitted lav-| wyayor referred to the slogan ascribed|% Statement dectaring that the Com-| Schrebas told the Court his doctor tis fh Memevial” pee cer Steg sha ob ner husband. ° ; copie | mission had used every effort to re-|advised him to give a sick brother «| : 65 Less 20% ve to Job Hedges—"Lat the people] voiitate the State highways system.!bath in oak leaf tea, He sald the| BOSTON, July 9.—#our 400-pound | The Jacobses have a daughter, ware” and suggested “Let the people which Gov. Edwards said they had| brother's leg was injured and that oak locks of granite hewn near the land- ride” as the motto of the city. , fatled to do leaves were the beat cure ing place of the Pilgrims at Plymouth The Mayor further proposes a pub-| | Mr. Her - @ays, made her husband very angry,’ 1. meeting ut City Hall so that the| policy mad ‘and when she called upon him at the) | oo5ie may have their volcé in the| plete control af the highways, to which home of his mother, May 26 last, he | natter. President La Guardia of the| the Governor objected, and that the se- ene ree mo p sqold her in the presence of her| Board of Aldermen suggested Madi-| vere weather of last winter had given — mephew he was through with her. son Square Garden. Wednesday, July] the “| asked him what about little | 21, at 10.30 A. M. was fixed as the! plish Oia i. Dorothy, thirteen. The visit she made to Miss Croke, Mrs. Jacobs ° 70 Less 20% \Kincaid — Kimball Clothes Famous for Fine Tailoring t said sound business; ecessary taking over com- mmission a heavy task to accom- ; date of the public meeting in the He also said that the Commission had + Dorothy, meaning our child,” she re~ Board of Estimate. » been raphy pa iin ete age of late nd he said: ‘Dorothy must be! After the letter was read the] concrete construction, instead of the a! the sacrifice.” hd said a hopeng ree tra lighter onstruction which entails great : ; Wa) apniy 0. iniose in city, office wh " ntaile great ; ‘ é Gineding te ner acadavit, the wap) ignored. th Yrishoe ‘Ot, 486 people RHETT, iarcalvacan the resl reason the Tropical Worsteds, Silk Mohairs, her employer, had given her sev-|o the Judiciary. cid Commlanion Sqras led t0':the sacri r/ Palm Beaches and Gabardines . fielal block." in August, 1919, and that she had THIEVES | BORE H HOLE LE IN WALL a al H Ki er Prices: with Mr, Jacobs at the Sar- atte ormer ries: Be i Mn a Ne ae ee ee ae say wure| Chteterr net mocasmnery. || Meal for Summer Outings and Vacation Wear $20, 22.50, 25, 30 and 35 20% Off, therefore you pay $16, 18, 20, 24 and 28 A Special 20% Value Event About 150 Spring Sui; | Formerly Sold | at $35 un to $55 Now at $30 Less 20% You Pay $94 A TWwo-DAY SPECIAL! $12.00 .White Flannel Trousers xamination July 12, nway in the Long Isl- . HALF PRICE AND LESS And Your Money Back If Not Satisfied A sale that continues to grow in wonder—in bigness and power and popularity—the more New York women and New York men realize the tremendous scope of this gigantic enterprise that places IMMEDIATELY WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL the finest foot- wear in America—at one-half the present retail prices. Through Frank & Pinera Co., Inc., Exporters of Shoes and Leathers, the greatest shoe manufacturers in the country have placed thousands upon thousands of pairs of their finest grade shoes on sale at the 14th Street Armory at less than factory cost. Mothers! More Shoe Bargains for Baby! Hirsch & Hirsch robbery was un- Miss Croke, according to Mrs. Abe Weinberg, twenty-two, was held jacobs, then suggested that she al- : ee Sennen in $15,000 bail for her husband to give her a divorce.| Hirsch & Hirsch, haverdashers at No.|hy Magistrate C bert L, Turk of No, 261 Broadway, |295 Broadway, Brooklyn, were robbed | and City Police Court this morning on the attorney for M bs. of $6,000 worth of sila shirts and men’®)a charge of being implicated In the a ong furnishings Mondey night, A second at-| tempted robbery of the Bank of Man- <{hattan, Corona, L. Le July 7, when six BUS PULLERS-IN WARNED. json: wns ray pusgha, moins wire tem, OF ya Soman —_—— a . 4 oe ment of inkstance and spe Must Not Kidnap Passengers tor |}avemeyer Street, Brooklyn, the same {thrown at them by the s Coney's Gay Inle. nig Charged with using #trong-arm meth- | as by grabbing passers-by and practl- | ior) pored a hole through the wall and eally forcing them into Coney Island | one man is believed to have passed the Jpuses at Times Square, elght bus driv-|pick of the store's stock to companions ers were haled lefore Magistrate Corri-| Who loaded the goods into an automo- in the West Side Court to-day’ by S tibs ahubhavin tl ates Patrolman Walter 8, Hogan of the West jes through the cellar cell- ith Street Station. ruck a burglar alarm and “We'll have a decision right now for whole summer,’ said the Court. _— hen I'm going to my, summer ‘home ndyt don't want to be) BINGER HELD AS BIGAMIST. going to A Cash orCredit OPEN EVERY EVENING 1arlvers should keep their | hand: rat Wife by Woman, ts, ° nd them ‘They’ must keep them off | Paul Ringer of No. 1297 Gates Avenue. passers-b; F "ll suspend gentence this time, |&rrest Follows “shovting of His f Brooklyn, was held in $5,000 ball for examination July 28 on a charge of y by Magistrate Doyle to-day r was arrested following the shooting on Monday night in Highland Park, Glend Binger by a KICK AT BOTTLES OF BABES. Little Mites Barred at Coney Inland ng i Mins’ Marga Detectives Bal Shoe & Bal Oxfords Shoes Capt. Byron Sackett of the Coney | charge that the Ss (Infants Island Police Station said he intended! to the police, ‘they were” married Yo confer this afternoon with the Cor-| Manhattan on Feb, 4 Inst, after, a two oy - ars Sizes 5 to8 Pst Welt Bluchers \\ ration Counsel concerning ' reports| Weeks) courtship. Binger married his N20 ral ect fey $6.50 Values : ; : i irmiah your home iat to, pathinr Nouses have ‘barred At Ee folie Hospital it, was, said vari, ot haslng the} Child's and apr teced At 20% Off. You Pay @. 60 ee ee ety carr aeee ded RM | Mrs, Binger will recover, ‘The bulle: I i By Misses’ $5.60 Valu i @nd it is alleged they have stationed | '## been extracted from her head. $Pecla, Policemen on the boardwalk to si “The bath house owners ar $16,000 FUGITIVE FIGHTS. i have oueras te to babes mi ls in Proportion Dress Pumps Patent Leather, Tan and Black. and bay, for it La’ Tourn boom, a Downe, at Wai tes 39} fob hE Tif $2 69 from car Often broke and| Mam Accused of Maryland Robbery Other | (Infants’ Sises) J i Baths cut tiie feet. Restate Metrnaition. Hag se de a Sinch | —— , STOLE SMOKES FOR CZECHS. | aitnoritics ot Maryland. mut. n 816,00 | portion, | 27 a St. at se: it now may | pr as one of the bandits who re- Child's ana SIXTH AVE, L. AT DOOR—HUDSON TUBE AT CORNER Girl Cigarette Maker Arrested | cently held up @ bank at Sandy Springs, He in our viper slor- Misses’ With 1,410 Areund Waist. | to-day was, sent Ye Dubiss Attorney ( Tr ae ae SW in Proportion fit Swann's office by israte Schwab, | | * Anna Kahak, of No. 306 Kast Tint |Ghen itis ntornes Robert Moors. Dro: | IM Cresettirn “fete “Se Bit he | | Street, arrested yesterday as she was | tested against his extradition to Balt!- | Ja i wing the Anargyros Cigarette fac- | more. eerine, Oe roe wart face | ™Gonley, alina John Mfitehet, was er rested July 1 at No, 560 Firat Avenue, with John Doyle, Harry Meyers and ie | L¥e ramen, by, ‘detectives workin rd Avenue jewelry store robberies, | ae te, a Ps aah Reis |The worsen ‘were’ diccnstecd Nest acy Wy a |and yesterday Doyle and Meyers were , = he was employed in the factory and “ischarged. Baltimore detectives were yas, arrest ‘after her employers ‘noe |OD hand this morning to claim Conley, ‘a marked change in her figure, |2nd will present thelr papers to Mr. a Bh Mas held in $800" bail for Special | Bwann tal and | Tetpage Special ‘Sale Gren | [ROOM APARTMENT gq BEST £5325 VALU 4-ROOM APARTMENT $375 seROOM APARTME! BReT 8700 VALUB BS Gur Libera: Terns $Q.% $4” $5-% Actual Values to $15.00 ~~ | Perfect ts, they are beautiful—as |} Our Easy ¢ ——-— ity are low in price: |] Payment Pian : ae Capt. 1 . a ota Tauee aa in ai; at tm Zittel Shooting Cai ‘aioe. Canty Jenene Buried, " voots. | | Polic# Capt. John P, Leary of tho | | Classon Avenue Station, Brooklyn, who | died last Sunday at hiv home tn St. Al- applies every where within |] 150 mites of j Magistrate Conway in the Long Island f — City Police Court this morning heid » Wendel J. Pellister, forty-five, a paintor al leather and. Fe ih. Why Ro |All Widths RAVE iwo'and threo times the price of your sey, Back if Not Pleased |] New York. "S)). of ‘Thornwood, N.'Y., without wail for D&™ Queena, was buried yesterday in | ©) examination July 12, on suspicion of be. | St John's Com en’ S enu nh ear e oes \] We furnish implicated in the shooting on July | requiem mass Ap a rtments Ke}, a dellcatenten dealer Broi Astoria, 1. %. Zittel was shot down In’ his own store me | nu and Homes on \]Wwéekly or Monthly pay- ments. jece William and Mary Period Jacobean Oak Suite B sins seat 269 sion; as iiustra Makson East, U. S. Govt. Specification Shoes $10to $15 Values $5-95 Guaranteed 100% $643 Genuine Leather ae Made for comfort and wear—the ideal shoe for conductors, motormen, policemen, postmen and all those who are required to be much on their feet. Navy Specification Shoes " $6.98 _ MINTH COAST DEFENSE ARMORY — 0 A.M. to 6.30 P. M_ J 4th STREET—2=t West of Sixth Avenue. onvenient to Subways and Elevated | Lines or 14th St. Crossiown—A Step trom Hudson Tube _ || FRANK & PINERA CO., Inc.---Exporters Sugar not used | in making \Grape Nuts) — as | Ae We ollow fel price fa, enchenge on ot Diamond Jewelry farene of |! —nor required in our up-to-date and exclusive new styles, | serving, because this | unusual cereal isso } | |] sweet from natural | | sugars developed | re ia P COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS from $32.50 up On our ! Easy Payment Plan 2-3 July Columbia and ‘~* Cortina Foreign wage Records OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS DURING JULY AND AUGUST. SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT. ) , It Makes Little Difference What You Need— " | A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It li inant Saat A aan ne B