The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1920, Page 16

| Pus MARY GARDEN STAR OF REGULAR MOVIE HUNT BY CREDITORS Gowns Seized in Paris, Maid Fled ; Mith Them, as Lawyers Pur- ! sued, Say Dressmakers, PARIS, Nov, 1.—The filing of a wuit by the Bulloz Company, dress- makers, has revealed an exciting chase after Mary Garden, who Innded in New York a few days ago, The company claims Miss Garden owes ft 33,000 francs for furs and dresses, A few weeks ago, in attempting to collect a judgment, the company says ft just missed Miss Garden on a fiy- ng visit to Paria but seized at the (Hotel au Rhin two trunks containing ® fur coat, siz dresses and other Qhings. Before these could be re- moved by the company’s lawyers, Miss Garden's maid disappeared with the seized apparel, it is charged. Misa Garden was later located at the Princess Hotel, but left to catch the Mauretania before the lawyers arrived. The lawyers hired an auto- mobile on missing the boat train, but reached Cherbourg too late for the tender to the Mauretania, They then hired « boat and went out to the hip, but evidently were again un- @uccessful, as they have filed suit Ro collect the alleged debt, cateeaeeeeeponmaiacia. GIRL SCOUTS TO GIVE AID Will Answer Hospital Emergency Calls on Election Day. The first aid training of the xirl Beouts will be put to use throughout the city on Election Day, Every am- Dulance leaving the Knickerbocker Hos- pital will carry a scout fully qualified fin firet ald. In addition to this the girls ‘will prepare bandages and answer emergency calls both at Bellevue and the Knickerbocker Hospitals. Scouts who have won the Child Nurse badge will take care of babies and young children while their mothers go fo vote. Numbers of them have been Gelegated to do this work through the medium of the Neighborhood and Set- ement Houses. BRONX DEDICATES NEW HOSPITAL Several Thousand Dollars Raised to Carry on Maternity Work, Several thourand dollars were raised coincident with the formal dedication of the $100,000 building of the Bronx Maternity Hospital at 166th Street and Grand Concourse yreterday afternoon. The campaign for funda will continue during this week, whon it la hoped that at least $100,000 will be subscribed. ‘The Institution fa now open for the registration of patients, and accommo- dates forty. The Dullding will be used exclusively for maternity cases and the treatment of diseases of children. It le non-rectarian and will provide free treatment for those wable to pay. Mayron 8. Yochelson, one of the Vice Presidents, presided yenter@ay, Health Comfulasioner Copeland was one of the epenkers, and Dr, Julius Weiss, Chatr- man of the Building Committes, pre- wented the key of the Inatitution to Eliana Bayer, President of the Bronx Maternity Hospital ee WOMAN ARTIST ESCAPED REDS Mme. de Gradowsky Painted Many Members of Russian Royal Family. Mme. Marie de Gradowsky, born the Countess Devier, portrait and miniature painter, fe one of the aristocracy of Russia who has suc- ceeded in reaching the United States, Her young son is with her, Before the revolution @he was closely associated with members of the late Czars family and painted from life in minfature yirtually every member of the group. She wan liv- ing in Moscow when the Red revola- tion started and with her twelve- year-old son received an hour's no- tice and sent to Petrograd. After many privations she finally succeeded in getting to Finland and mn then to Copenhagen, where the King jand Queen aided her. 1 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1930. ° $15,000 FIRE FAILS TO DISTURB HIS NAP Sleeper Almost Suffocated When Awakened in Blaze On El- dridge Street. Fire of unknown origin whith started about 3 o'clock this morning in the drygoodn atore of Max Weiner, on the ground floor of No, 87 Widridge Street, gave the firemen a hard fight with moke in the two upper floors and did $15,000 worth of damage. The fire was in the celling and it was necessary to cut away most of the ster! covering. Synagogues occupy the second and third stories, both of which were filled with smoke, On the third floor, in Temple Beth Knest, the firemen found Philip Ben Haskalahia, twenty- one, an Algerian, who had slept through all the excitement. He was almom muffocated when discovered. no WRANGLE LOSES TOWNS. Taken by Soviet Forces After Hara Fighting, Moscow Says, LONDON, Nov. 1,—Several tmportant town’ northeast and northwest of the Crimean Peninsula have been occupied by the Soviet Russian forces as a remult of hard fighting along the Black Sea front, It Is announced in an_ official atatement from Moncow, dated Sunday, ‘Aniong the places occupied are Peres kop, Melitopol and Skadovak, The into the new dance forever Ovchestra of Stars The best dance-musicians from all over the country ' have been gathered together Dance Orchestra. You could derful music—you have never heard its equal anywhere. Hotel Pennsylvania TBA DANCES — SUPPER DANCES Pennsylvania to their won Wraps. Illustrated above coll’s “Centurion” straight-line style Parisian touch. range of the season’s 38th Street Cashmere Bolivia Wraps $85.00 Lord &lavlor —FIFTH AVENUE— Store Will Not Be Open Until 10.30 Tomorrow November Sale of Unusual Values in Women’s and Misses’ Fashionable Wraps is an adaptation of Dre- model, with its circular novelty cut; also of a Renee Coat, a becoming, both typical of the smart Cashmere Bolivia, luxurious in texture, is enhanced by a huge collar of Mole- skin, Nutria or Australian Opossum. Full shades, Distinguished models, adapted from our own Paris importations, richly fur-trimmed and. produced especially for this event. | ae has excelled herself this season in creating Wraps of the utmost taste and distinction, and some of the most effective features in our own importations have been embodied in the cullec- : tion of Wraps we offer here. ‘They are made of fabrics tested in our own laboratory; trimmed with furs that have been rigidly inspected by our own experts; the linings are of selected silks; the tailoring is irreproachable—and the prices represept much less than the intrinsic value of these of fur, will marvel at the ‘Two of the group of models at this price are distinctively smart styles, with collars of Nutria or Australian Opossum. Full range of the season’s shades in the collection. Four Hundred Coat Wraps in the Collection, Nine Models. illustrated above lsaieumpathcdsiacnesemnssbinsiguvinnisrenssheusaeens = ne TIN FY 91 39th Street Bokhara and Bolivia $75.00 Women acquainted with the rich weave and yardage cost of Bokhara and Bolivia and with the expensiveness of these lavish collars Four Illustrated f . || Waukease Shoe, 146 FlatbushAve. values offered here. BROADWAY j a 2 aks -- IETROPOLITAN CLOTHES for MEN — | w— Election Day—We Offer the Finest Collection of ee Men’s Winter Overcoats to be seen in the City of New York HEAVY weight coats, big roomy ulsters, belted coats, and button-through effects — ' eve: rything on the style sheet, all at one price. rt 4,They are Saks coats, and all that our name means in dependable workmanship and author- itative styling. They are coats that hold their own against all competition—they are coats of rupstanding quality from collar to hem—such . as the man/’of metropolitan life and habit will be proud to own. fw Announced by the Dept. of Justice|| ‘20,000 Pairs Men's Army Style, Munson Last, SHOES now on Sale below cost of manufacture. $2.00 Pair At the Following Shoe Stores Only: Bender’s, 245 Grand St. Bloomberg's, 660 Sth Ave. Clark's, 1567 Broadway Harry's, 141 Myrtle Ave. Kruchkow Bros., 4914 Sth Ave. Meade’s, 104 Myrtle Ave. Go to the Nearest One Sale Now On. WORLD “WANTS” WORK WONDERS eal Events for Election Day in The Man’s Shop’, OPEN AFTER 10.30 A.M. ON ELECTION DAY ; | Business Suits at $55, IMPORTED English Overcoats at $ 55 id $95 ‘Woven Madras Shirts $2 85 WELL-TAILORED negtigues of One woven madras, fa an extensive eeleo- den of fancy etripes in tmomfal colors, Imported Golf Hose $2.50 Menww weight Engi efi-wedl Gell Hoss, in plain of comtmsting-colered euriped cufle —em exceptions! value ? THE MAN’S SHOP T £ , eee mat Harr silk lined, three-button models in Oxford gray, blue and brown mixtures, also in cheviots and tweeds, Alpaca lined. Ex- cellently tailored—more than exceptional at the price, q ULSTER, Sitp-ons, Greatceats for street of woolensof the fine“warmth-without-weight® type. Browns, grays and heather mizturea, BAT of fae quality tel, in wmert chades of cal brown, French brown, Hatian grein, Oxford ead Bagtten minteres, Imported Tweed Caps mittee $7 50 ABA, wool twovds with quitted silk te ing; ene-plese top; in plain golf or strap and band shapes. Gray, tan, green and Express Elevators direct to Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUB