The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1920, Page 16

Tonaka of Brooklyn, arrested here Sun+ day with dynamite tn his ponsosator, was held in $2,000 ball by a United States Commissioner here on a charge; | of having transported explosives in Ins teratate travel. In default of ball he! was committed to jail. ARTMENTLOSER HAS BIG INCOME, [ete oracle $ NO PLACE TO GO| SANITY QUESTIONED | , Ze: sno. te jnictreieh’. 7 aS Hi y | Braste, Me Next Sore te ne will OF sila under the will of Sulla Oopher Family, Ordered Out of fae, Peck 's Site, Mount Blanche Peck, S Pace, amounting to over 96 Flemings's Flat, ‘Unable to Dy AS Tor Laney "The papers have been Mied with Sher Commission. " Find New Home. . (Pometal te The Kvening World.) Farther complications of the much! wire PLAINS, N. ¥. Oct. t— tenancy, situation in the apart-| walter H. Young of New Rochelle wae t of Walter Fleming at Xo. 2708 |to.day appointed by Juatice Morschauser | Way developed to-day when the)» commissioner to inquire, with a Sher- Appeared to reoccupy thetr/ ite Jury, into the mental condition of it and learned that Mr. and] Howard, Peck, a férmer wealthy real- John Groopher, who yesterday | dent of Mount Kisco, but now an in- ordered by Magistrate Schwab in| mate of Dr. Given's Sanatorium a Sourt to vacate, het! stamford, to go but had found) ‘The petition for the appointment ot their furniture. The] the lunacy commission was made by Wiemings found their apartment ve-| Loulse Gordon Phelps of Mount Kisco, J) @upled by the Groophers by authority | through her attorney, Grenville Temple _ ef ihe sesdiund when they returneu| pmmet. She te a slater of the alleged evenin incompetent and in the papers filed y | With County Clegk Miirodt she asserts that he is addicted to Hquor and spends his money In riotous living, not knowing a What he is doing. She says that hie on mind has become affected and that nd nothing committee shold be appointed to look pitt 7 nthe he em ‘find been | steer hie Property. ‘The petition also P| states that Peck Iived at various hotels and left without paying the bills and i's Jory to. pass upon the mental con- ald, | dition of Mr, Peck. und herd poets edhe! en ABit | of First Prize vert! Right home it goes—that inde-' scribable taste—and you can taste the purity. Kiddies love First Prize. It’s good for them. For First Prize is noth- Write McElwain shoes ing but the strength of Soooanats, nourishment of peanuts, the health- in your budget and youll have just that ‘ fulness of pasteurized milk—splen- much more for the iri Bank © ; y BRE (Between Sth Ave. & Bway) Wh UDYARD KIPLING is a very high-priced writer; he is OPPOSITE Waldorf Hote! zoate of soda or other harmful preservatives, Gald te hares tecutbed he nitich os 6 dollar a word, But you can write one word into your Fall Budget which will Pay you vee Re than that. Instead of writing merely‘ For this is the McElwain principle: To buy the hides direct from the producers of hides; to tan them in McElwain tanneries; to make each separate part of the shoe in a separate factory; and by making shoes for the millions to make them better for less. And on this principle the McElwain business has become the largest of its type in the world. Millions of meshing cigeorered mote on’ worth without even knowing t! lcElwain name. Today the discovery is easy for the name—"McElwain"—is stamped on the sole, For Ban 06 10 $10 W. H. McElwain Company, Boston For Boys $4 to $6 Muwws AND Bore’ SHons FoR Daxss AND EVERYDAY WEAR Some at $7 and $8 McELWAIN pepsi SHOES A HANGING GAS LAMP FOR EVERY HOME No Glare—No Shadows—No Dark Corners A LAMP THAT EVENLY DISTRIBUTES ITS LIGHT ~ Tt IS SUCH A LAMP THAT WESTART TO FEAT- ure this week because it is the very type of illumina- tion that thousands of our customers need and will appreciate, Through this semi-indirect method of lighting halt of the illumina- tion comes down to you through an ornamental translucent glass bowl. The other half is reflected by the ceiling so that a soft, Your grocer sells it or can get it for you. “SENIO “JUNIOR” Special Notice! In addition to the phenomenal values we are offering in our present remark- ‘able sale of Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters at $27.50 (made to retail at $40, $45, 4 $50, $55 and $60) _ We Offer 520 More of the Celebrated 100% All-Wool “Wesnit” Top Coats FOR: MEN AND YOUNG MEN —The Same Identical Quality We Sold, Last Year at the Closely Marked Price of $50 While They Last— 7/2 Among the 5,000 or more garments which we announced in our sale at $27.50 last week, brief mention was made of 500 nuine all-wool WESN IT” Top Coats which would also included at this price. STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN Established 1827 Wout of With Avenue TODAY TOMORROW Great Special Purchase Sale | 10,826 Pairs Women’s Silk HOSE The immensity of the purchase is one of the important | reasons for the extremely advantageous terms which governed the buying of these stockings. We, in turn, are enabled to offer them at these truly record-breaking cheerful glow is given to all parts of your Li ing Room, Hall | Parlor, Library, Dining Room, Bedroom or “Den.” i | oe I | G I On your request one of our representatives will call and show roup roup | this ornamental Lamp and explain its many merits, BEST LIGHTING RESULTS WITH THE USE OF LITTLE GAS This lamp may be seen in any Manhattan or Bronx Gas Office. Tt may be purchased on a Very Easy Params plan whereby the payments extend over a period of six months, Don’t Miss This Opportunity —— 1.08 1.54 If bought in regular way would sell | If bought in regular way would sell at $1,97 at $8.47 tt eee - The entire lot was snapped up in one day's selling-—and we could have sold more if we had them at the time. In view of this great demand, we took the balance of the lot of 1,000 nally offered us by the makers, and they will be read so petal at one price $27.50. Realize that the, same ane ity was retailed by us last year at $50, The “WE SNI id is the aristocrat of Top Coats, distinguished for its perfect style and remarkably fine tailoring. Made of 100% all wool material. All sizes. All are full fashioned, with high spliced heels, and double sole and toe. Group I—Mercerized tops. Group Il—Perfect grade all silk stockings in splendid serviceable qualities. Majority are black, but for early comers there will also be a limited selection of cordovan and white. CONSOLIDATED (If quantities permit values will be continued Saturday.) WwW t GAS COMPANY } . ’ ' See pages 13, 19 and 27 for Other Hearn Asvertising. o8 OF NEW YORK a i" # th sina o ain 24th “Op Waldel Hid” Street Geo, B, Conra.rov, President, IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED eat _ —A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND FIND IT on your tongue—and you're a con- . didly churned. Made without ben- ‘’: