The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1920, Page 6

—— 7 —— a ————— - ROT e THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 102 na A - 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL Said checticd is Mammen, tant cin «| BETTER TENEIMIGINT «© sans tanintse’ ewaey te te ’ cba IN HUNTER COLLEGE | tite ine 6. " “o = ua. \ ; y | re hg —- Mine _ 5 hor and) Two Awards Made in Architectural Sibley & Fetherston k. coach In ichool, proficient In mathe 4, tet strate: hem ? 3 af! iphttaae tab oh intereat th (he younger | Competition for Remodeling perraree C08 CMe | tlons of the contest Included decent liv yy Of Gost, ight ial quotas for various political dis- MARION, O.. Aug. 22.—Col. George Harvey of New York continued ing without entire reconstruction of Helis Sid ested th sila tn her a “Nem | Block the butidings, That of Mr. Ecob af- Men Not, BAA wae’ bork iy ts Ot 41,000 cach were-mado to- Corie. peers faconatrus tien ost, and Hor patents before coming to t & Fetherston of No, tor ‘herefore possibiy, lowe: rentale arry Upplen, said to be a movie hatled from Mi 0 Helen's nd Robert Gilbert Eeot wag under the name of. Ja older Alters were wiso graduated tiom|in the $5,000 architecturat competition COW =MNS DANCING BAN, Sheery 5 Baltimore, was | BP. 8. No. 39. for remodelling a typical New PL ie meen te te the penitentiary from Special Ser- | hr. = tenement block to make it “a Aecent ena © sions, charged with having defauded t A (@) Says Ohio Has Already Fur COL. HARVEY SEE plac’ ta S08" aa, Mon Town House Club of $210 for board and | nished $500,000 of the $15,- . stating - | HEFa, seen, Protation om Out-Rivals and Out-Sells all oth aioe, ea” HARDING AGAIN ; é Mazfa. stamnin, Probecienr omcer, cit] Qut-Rivala and Out-Sells all others, solely aised. ed & number of high class hot ‘ Saf 000,000 iH ciokale tinge aprteh wg wae calied fi the city for her cous and tial of] through its delicious flavour and down-right fet arue C ; hh ae ae gps Vag) er mother and chile 6 had pron DAYTON) ©, Aug. %—Qev.; Opponent of League Consults With | by judges. Fenton ‘T. Hott of Dayton, President of iged to pay whem she atin got work, all-round goodness. } James M. Cox soon will name many | Candidate on His Forth- Tho ‘block chosen for the competition ef Darielrigs fm abening the oe! tn tie th " Sree if, abe! cata 2 nh | was that bounded by Rutgers, Monroe: i " 3 Ditis teed ase eit praia a coming Speech, Jofferson and Madison Streets, Condi = = tricts aa “evidence” in support of his Gharge that « “war chest” of $15,000, | to-day the conferences with Senator) ~ , (0 ts being raised to insure Harding ; Store Closes at 5 P. M. Closed Saturdays During August Lord & Taylor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE- 39th Street Harding and his advisers which be- gen Baturday end extended over the etl according to Democratic week and, It was Indicated at Harding head- quarters that his visit had to do with the League of Nations issue, on Although withholding comment for t, t the time being on the denial of Sen-| Gy \ CY ator Harding, Gov. Cox iven as- | HELEN KocH which the Republican nominee js pre- gurances of producing pr . In Obie pering © speech to be Aelivered here alone he has atated that $500,000 was Helen Koch, Little Bronxite, Called] saturday, but details of bis conferences mi peiaed quickly by the Republicans were not revenied, Mail and Telephone Ord Nip ; in ‘And in another inatance he said that | a Marvel by Her ‘As an irreconcilable opponent of the "p ers Filled—Phone Fitzroy 1900—Ask jor Telephone Order Desk $700,000 was subscribed without dim. Teacher. League, Col. Harvey has been a oulty. For the first time aince the opening| Prominent figure in the fight against SPECIAL $9.50 Sa eee Gov. Cox to-day was preparing his ext move, It was being planned for @elivery during speeches this week. ‘The Governor was here to attend to personal affairs and rest prior to his next apenking trip, whieh will carry him to the furthest point yet of his campaign. He is to speak next Wed- nesday afternoon at Princeton, Ind., in the evening at Evansville, Ind., Saureday night at Pittsburgh, Fri- day night at New Haven, Conn., and Saturday at New York. © He will remain at New York over of Hunter College, in 1864, a twelve year-old child, considered by the fac- Uit¥ of the inatitution as possessing “adult intellect,” will be admitted. The ohiid, Helen Koch, of No, 755 Dawson Street, the Bronx, who was graduated from P, 8. No, 39, the Bronx, at the head ot class 7 ils, Ww! begin ber Slaher atudiea hare this"tall, School officials who have taught her and observed her in the elementary school at Longwood Avenue and Kelly Street declare the child possesses « ‘giant fntellect.” According to Miss Anna V, MoCarthy, Principal of P. 5. No. 49, the child is a marvel, When ® pupil at P. &, No, 39 little it. He also had a hand in final prep- platform at Chicago. Frank Knox of Manchester, N. H., who was floor manager for Gen Leonard Wood at the Ohicngo conven- tion, also saw Senator Harding to-day, New England States. oe Shot Himecif Dead tn Bathroom, Warren Simeone, twenty-one, No. 572 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, was found dead this morning In a bathroom at No, 109 Hast 24th Street, after the family had been arow by a shot aration of the Repubiican National Final Week of Big Price Savings in our Summer Sale of Oriental Rugs R the last week of this great sale, which has been pursuing its busy way since the first of August, we are offering a large assortment of Persian, Turkish and Chinese Rugs in a complete range and adtured him of the support of the F Cabistan, Bokhara, Sarouk, large number of Chinese rugs are included in this group We wish to direct the attention of our customiers especially to the’ comprehensive collection of small’ size Kermanshah, Kazak, Shirvan, Daghestan, Mosul and a next Sunday to confer with Demo- Representative of the Exceptional Values and Great Reductions was es Misa Koch waa so far advanced tn her|ourga. ge py nde ages eratio feadera, returning to Colmes studiea she was permitted to akip four| mice Dune | Tah Mak Tena” Bioenk Beloochistan Mosuls, Daghestans, Shirvans. Mosuls to fill other speaking dates and pre- {classes in the higher grades. Thia was| Stati 18. the : ‘ ‘ ‘ i . at . t pare for hus Beptecaber: “ewing” |iteelt an accomplishment no other pupli|cirourstances, ss ”° eicoaainiaa Approximate size, 3x4} feer, Approximate size, 314x5 to 6 feet, goeuageer res ras grade, hrough tho West. 5 to 3% ¥ Bec tale ¢ $44.50 ° $59.50 $79.50 Franklin D. Roosevelt Tourins Caltfornia To~Day. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 38.—(rank- ia ia Ym D. Roosevelt, Democratic Vice Proaidential nominee, was in Call- ' fornia to-day on hin apeaking tour of pig? the West. He was to deliver two ad- @resses here, one at a luncheon umder the auspices of the Woman's Commit- tee of the Civic Centre and the ether at a mass meeting. His schedule called Fifth Floor Store Closes at 5 P. M. Lord ® Taylor Only Six More Days to Buy Sheets and Pillow Cases : aM. _ Sheets Sheets Sheets s Pillow Cases ne pc iol onsen” Gtiet parse haiad a $55 72x90 inches....... 33:68 Sixy9 inches...... nee 42436 inches re a " % - 2 x90 inches. . . * 72x99 inches. $2. 81x108 inches...... $3. 536 inches ie BOSae Se abe 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Spape ksebetess MLAS IC Sontee intiea’ S298 oat yghagg Inchen ss... 8808 (| geasetncher 690 te BROOKLYN TO GREET COX.’ ' 632x108 inches... .. . $2.65 81x90 inches $2.65 90x108 inch .. $3.50 §4x36 inches. . 750 bee pe ie ’ ‘ fi TwentrThree Lead mn Mave Exceptional Group All Wool Blankets Fine Values in Blankets Li ‘twenty-three Democratic leaders of * ’ i $13.75 Pair Much Reduced in Price $5.90 Pair iRrookiyn, John “Hi. | MeCooey_among G L S h l D Limited number it Gray Blankets White Blankets i i them, will have a table each for them- 5 3 in ; J * Wide range of sizes, j itves on ther mussta atthe tanahéon ir Ss Cc oo resses sea tid ale $7.50 and $9.50 pair $10.00 pair in white, gray and P igpentaaia. (or President. at the Com- , binding to match. Wool and cotton mix- Especially fine grade of tan; several weights. fi geodore, Hote) ext Eaturtay: Bt A $7.75 Very unusual ture. Ideal for schools wool, closely woven on Priced exceedingly pol thie de 4 value. and institutions. Very cotton warp—extremely low. Bene Gee in smansatan ak ti Included in this ex- waren and gueebie sole Hinas @clock Saturday morning, marching to ® oond Wiser Ce ern the luncheon the party wit |i tremely attractive offer- ; ° rr special F iting Res BOrenete, ade The August Sale of Selected Furs f ers pak iy under fortunate cir- i g Pete Eee ener cumstances, enabling Enters Its Last Week YF € nnual | us to sel) the dresses W V1H a Jarge number of attractive offerings. Beautiful coats, wraps, stoles, scarfs and muffs, made te = Summer Sale far below the usual of the finest pelts, are here presented at prices much lower than to-day’s average. 3 : J ‘ price. . Hudson Seal Coats, Hudson Seal Wraps: Skunk Scarfs, Fox Animal Shaped = Font Quality 36-inch length, collar and $575.00 and $795.00 $4950 and $110.00 | cores in taupe or beaver, ndabke Furniture . ee cuffs of skunk or natural | Mink Scarfe, Black Lynx Scarfs, ne i ee ona Eight models, in imported beaver.......... $465.00 $49.50 and $89.50 $49.50 to $89.50 $59.50 and domestic ginghams, as well as chambray, in plain colors, plaids and checks. -duced-nathingless than 10* ranging upto 50% Our entire collection of Dersian & Chinese Rugs) a reductions aeraging | eaten ie | charm, Sizes 6 to 14 years. ‘no-a6 West 36 St. d Fourth Floor —_——— t Tn MW me Fourth Floor A Full-Size Wardrobe Marked (ey Beds and Bedding At Very Attractive Prices Dainty touches of hand smocking and embroidery, = 2 4 F = Cotton Felt Mattresses— Extremely Low, 7 : Full size .. $24.75 and fresh white collars, cuffs > Single size,...... $22.75 and sashes enhance their $45.00 x j Hair Mattresses—Made of the best ticking, with French roll edge. This model is built of j-ply veneer; fibre terlined; 4 Somes Box Springs--Made, of . 2; ooo — top drawer locks ani best ticking. Box Couch of solid cedar Important Sale of Mideyinte auepart Knit Underwear All sizes $29.75 in Denim.........- $55.00 ments; hat box, 11 9 hangers, all-round edges. ie | Glove Silk Envelope Chemises and | Glove Silk Vests... ... .$2.45 to $2.95 Traveling Bags Getting in Touch With a Buyer | Bloomers $2.95 to $5.95 at a Low Price, | Glove Silk Camisoles—lace trim- | Ribbed Union Suits... .75c¢ to $1.40 12.50 j med and .tailored models. | $12. | $1.25 to $3.50 | Athletic Union Suits.. .$1.25 to $2.95 Made of black cobrargrain Ce Ground Floor cowhide; these bags are full Mahogany F = he i 4 : y Four-Post All Steel Enamel Bed - buyer leather lined, with three pock- : Wi a tae 4 ui we ets, Sizes 16 or 17 inch. Bed-—F ull size, $44.75. i ives toping $24.75 is often here to-day and 1 ,000 Children "Ss Dresses Seventh Piser Sith Floor Greatly Reduced $2.95 White and colored frocks are found in this selection of spe- cially reduced frocks. Lawn, muslin, crepe, organdie, gingham, chambray, Peter gone to-morrow. Read THE WORLD Unusual Values in Curtains and Curtain Materials ° wit For up-to-the-minute lists, recorded every day the lot or ecru; 234 yde. long. Pair ie jot. Figured Filet Net—65¢ yard uiserte: White. $5.50, $7.50, | $5.75 $7.50, $8.50 Fine range of patterns in white, ivory and ecru 9.75 each th Floor, k ’ lun an accurate way. Pan eloth and voile are the materials. Marie Antoinette Curtains | = Bordered Scrim 35c yard. Lace Panel Curtains. Y . ‘ Wide variety in attractive de- | ite, ivory and ecru; 34 in. wide Motifs and edges of Cluny j Prices on all these models were much higher. A See rene a Figured Filet Net—45c yard. | lace; antique or imitation filet, ‘ je of New Sizes 2 to 6 years—not all sizes in every style but all sizes in 3 a | Good pattern variety in white and ecru. mounted on fine batiste and mar- . Fourth Floor iy