The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 17

NEW YORK ACCEPTS CHALLENGE HOOLBOY SKATING MATCH Dr. A. K. Aldinger of P. S. A. L. of Greater New York Will Meet Chicago Mayor’s Com- mittee, Dec. 28, to Arrange Contest. Through William L. FOR SC perintendent of Greater New Yor! formally accepte inter-city #kAting gohoolboys of the A. K. Aldinger, been appol: Thompson's Ico at the Sherman 88, to complete a match races, In reply to a tel The Evening World, informing Mayor ‘Thompao Ice that May Chicago Mayor's ferring with Mr, Ettinger, tho fol- Jowing was received: ‘ We the Biitor of The br Pleased to son's challenge. have Dr. complete entire end will be con Mayor Committee, : Th bearing School Bi their en to skate under any standardized rules offered b Athletic League. JULIA Chairman Msvor Thompson's Ex- ecutive Skat ‘ine Dr Wt Aug A)” ®, Acai a all Mayor Thompson of Chicago for an A. L. ofsGreater New York, will Weet Julian T. Fitzgprald, who has ed Chatynan of Mayor Hylan haat accepted the Hylan has accepted Mayor Thomp- Aldingor me Mayor's committee Thompson's Xmas Specials obtainable also at BRONX~ Smiths: 945 So. Boulevard YONKERS--Sonnenbergs: 11 No. B'way me 5 | Public Schools in k, Mayor Hylan has to handle. the races. the challenge of the PS. A, L. rules of New York] rather, thar he should be burved with |atford me the time S end Chicago, for both elementary i contest between the | sn ooig Are high schools. “Membera former bishops in th Nipper dnt two cities. representing tho P. of playgrounds and similar viding thelr amateur status In a message to The the P. 8. A. L. of Chicago, hined who will handle the the meeting In Chicago Dev. lowa: New York Brening World Skading Committes Hougd, Chicago, Dec, rrangements for the legram sont through Skating Committee | posed of members -P. 8. challenge after con- tions; will agree to skate under | » have been Invited. Of the 420 clergy- .the B.S, A. L. rules. Arranging | men who officiate in the 207 parishes to have committee meet Dr. Al- fork Diodes ‘ero: | tng Werkd Waner icc Dear a of the New York Dlocese of tha Pr laaeR chat’) MCRD Be LAPORT, | tant Bpiscopal Chureh,, the Cath Publ Wi arrange to our Dec, 28, to programme, Our trolled entirely by Executive is sivould have no mort PaCS | and passenger rates in the the way New York |inatory to-day by the Interstate rd wishes to conduct {commerce Commission, which or Ae | our skaters will agree | dered into immediate effective tar- a 38 ewols by Public Schools ; FUTZGERALD, in Interstate one of the 17 States which commerce. ing Committee, wt om t oN Ril <q oulhe SR ee WILL BURY BISHOP IN CATHEDRAL HERE Widow Consents to Change of Plan for Interment in Michi- gan Home. Plans for tho burtal of Bishop Charles, Bumner Burch, who died * pian THE EVENING WORLD, ‘WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920... DR. SILVERMAN MAY BE MADE RABBI EMERITUS. The Rev. Joseph Silverman, favbi for nearly thirty-three years af Templo Bemenu-El, Fifth avenue and 53) Street, declined yesterday to make any | comment on published reports that he | had resigned, except to aay © world} probably engage In literary work or Formerly ettinger, Su-) York at the Chicago meeting, where a New York committee will be appoint ed similar to the Chicago committee The eventa will be contested under tions will be eligible to compete, pro- World, B.C, Delaport, representing Mayor Thompson's committee will handle skating here, ) AL Ly Playgrounds and other organiza- Schools of Chicago. State Rallrond Rates Set Antde, WASHINGTON, Dec, 22. Arkansas as recently fixed by the| State Comminnidn were held discrim- Iffs corresponding to those charged Arkansas is allow the carrier& increases in State 8 equal to those granted by the suddenly Monday, in Michigan, were changed yesterday after a family vonference at which Mra. Burch pre- sided, The widow declared that since becoming Bishop the dead prel- ate had not spoken of being buried in the town ~{ his birth, He felt munal activity. esterday that, actually realgnt man merely req ‘uneral services wilt be ‘Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the Cathedral without pomp or cere- mony. They will follow the traditions “apoatolte simplicity.” | ‘The actual interment will be private, attended only by the family and the Eplecopa: household, Christmas Day. Final arrangements for the funeral, which will be attended by hundreds |ehurch, fraternal order, State and | municipal dignitaries and by thou- com- | ands of the Bishop's diocese, will be organiza. is clear, sun Evening has out- races and 28, us fol- It {8 thought be Emeritus Representative clergymen of other denominations y ral authorities expect’ more thai half to attend. or these various in- vited personages a small proportion of the seats in the Cathedral will be Freight | reserved until ten minutes before 3 State of | Than the whcle edifice will be thrown to protect NOW with Reliable Eyes! by Ri tions calling upon Prestdent Wilson to release all political prisoners incarcer- ated during the w ing the right of “free and free assemblages, a meeting In the Y, M. last night which Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, radi- | 1 leader, Ww speaker. | refused to the prints Open Evenings 427 Fifth Ave. Ac 38th Street day 23 W. 42nd St. Bet. Sth and 6th Aves In Newark: 775 Broad St. Give Records for Xmas. and Buy Them at Landays Music is always an acceptable gift. It is particularly appro- priate at this festive season. AT LANDAYS, yoi will find the sap collection of genuine Vic- trola records in America. “Ifa Victro a record is obtainable,we have it”. For your convenience in giving we have prepared a variety of Victrola Records in Sets . Specially Sclected Records in Xmas Boxes At prices to meet all needs. Most popular with our patrons are the sets at $5.95, $9.95, $15.15, $25.55 Each set contains carefully chosen numbers of a kind that everyone + will delight in. Xmas Gift Certificates Buy them in’ any denomination. The tecipient can apply them at any Landay store to any purchase he wishes. Speciul Xmas Terms on Victrolas at $25,$35,$50, $75, $125, $225, $275 and up. Perlod Models to $1500. FIVE DOLLARS DOWN A Genuine Victrola XI, the World’s Favorite With Your Choice of $10 in Records Christmas Delivery Guaranteed Wu yl gg gy Og, sive up a great deal of time to In the letter to the Board of made public Monday night, “consider how I may be rel iWeb part of my routine duties, « sponsibilities a& may be Neglect Your Eyes You'll surely regret it later on. You owe it to yourself Open Evenings ' sn Tt was pointed out Dr. Silverman ‘ad not vested the Silverman's is pre time to ltera-y and communal work. Maraball) President of tin announced that a congregation would be the next meeting and board will confer with Dr. n by the red until ntime the Silverman. may be made Rubi, your eyesight Ehrlich glasses. ht Examination Diamond-mounted JEWELRY | Of exceptional quality of material and workmanship Bar pin of charming design, $2425. Studded with diamonds, with a fine Oriental Cabochon sapphire in the center. Bar pin, all diamonds, large ‘ventre stone $2600. Navette shaped’ diamond in a ring of plat- inum and small diamonds for $5950. Flexible bracelets of all diamonds or dia- monds and sapphires, $1400 to $2725. Rings, with square or round cut diamonds, Oriental jade’ necklaces and novelties for women, Scarf pis and links for men. at § Main Ploor, Old Building Many types of Women’s Frocks at $39.50 For a last-minute purchase to be tucked in‘o one’s bag for over the holidays, any one of these would be a complete satisfaction This collection was acquired by special purchase. mally the price would be one-third to one-half more for such charming gowns for street wear, afternoon, informal, din- There are— ner and evening wear. —moiels in soft taffeta in lovely pale colors. in silk net and satin and taffeta and tulle combinations. —in chiffon velvet. —in satin and tricolette in street colors, dark blue, brown and black. , —in tricotine in shades of tan MEN’S WATCHES Hair receivers, $1.85 to $7.60. Good timekeepers. Others, in gold, $200 to $814.50. Waltham octagon shape pocket watches, heavy cases, $80. 14 Karat; 17 jewel movements. Waistcoat chains, $16 to $275. In platinum and 14 karat, yellow gold or green gold, Watch Fobs, $88 to $71. 14 Karat; with ribbon or charm, or all gold. Jeweiry Store—Main Floor, Old Building Women’s Coats at $35 Have beeri $49.50 to $78.50 ’ These coats, from our own stock, are in a choice of materials that are smartest at the moment, Silvertone, velours de laine, erystal cord, mannish mixtures, soft double-faced wool material, fine velours. In models that have thé en- veloping dolman lines, or with well-defined waist lines and fitted sleeves. Many models have great col- lars of French seal (dyed Children’s Stockings 3,000 Pairs for Christmas 65e to 80c pair, according to size (were 75c to $1), for heavy weight black, fine ribbed eotton stockings for boys, seamless leg, fashioned foot. Very durable. 65¢ to Tbe pair, according to size (were Tbe to $1), for girls’ fine ribbed mercerized lisle thread —black, white, tan, eordovan Fashioned foot. Main Floor, Old Building CAMEE— The Christmas Sweet CAMEE—the true French con- fection—made in the Wanamaker kitchen— sold in the boutique Francats, CAMEE—boxed in tho daintiest of white and gold boxes—tied with a- brilliant red holiday rib- bon. Chocolates, bonbons, caramels, glace fruits and nuts; now §1.76 a pound, Camee Shop—Motor Entrance at Ninth Street Sew Che Chriztman Atore se... Only Two Days---and Then---Christmas! Very pleasing to look at Prices adjusted to the new low basis. | Waltham strap watches, $80 to $115. 14 Karat; square and round cases. Waltham Colonial “A” pocket watches. Very thin model in platinum case, $625. | | Imported Wool Stockings for \;omen, $1.75 pair 900 pairs our $3 grades Medium or heavy weight, in black. Medium weight in hae ov in light tan “coating’—as they say in London. Ribbed all wool stockings; sizes 9 to 10. We cannot duplicate this offer. Main Floor, Old Bldg. Important—For Girls “Regulation” Dresses of fine serge $19.75, were $25 These dresses were tailored in our own workrooms. ‘They compare very favorably with frocks in other shops ye | Two models—both, are the much fayored two-piece style; one is illustrated, the blouse of the other has belt, As the pleated skirts are separate they may be worn with other blouses. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Second Floor, Old Building—Tenth Street French Lingerie at small prices Of fine nainsook and batiste, fashioned and embroid- ered by deft fingers of French needle-women, Drawers, $1.95. Chemive,-$2.65. ‘Gowns, $496. 4 Third Floor, Old Building : Nor- Why not start a | Toilet Set for daughter? usually fine—satins soft and | Ivory celluloid articles heavy, evening frocks of a sup- | imported and domestic. ple taffeta difficult to obtain— | and so on throughout the entire Hair brushes, $1.75 to $13.60. group. | Mirrors, $2 to $14.25. Second Floor, Old Building | Combs, 40 to $2.16. | Cloth brushes, $8.85 to $11. | Hat brushes, $2.50 to $4.50. $1.85 to $7.00. and brown and midnight blue, Beaded and embroidered,, excel- lent in line, § , 5c to $2.25. Clocks, $4.50 to $20. Also—sets at $10 to $125. Main Floor, Old Building E are glad to announce a new shipment of .... ‘‘Bouquet Triomphal’”’ BY CLAIRE, PARIS Extract—$5.20 and $7.28 a bottle. Toilet water—$6.50 a bottle. . Exclusive with the Wanamaker Store Main Floor, Old Building How many pairs of SOCKS for HIM? 145c to $1 socks—now at 35¢c to 65c pair. Light and medium weight cotton in black and colors, Heavy weight cotton in black, cordovan and navy—lisle in black and colors, $1.50 socks--new $1.25 (tax 3c) coney), rnecoon or Australian opossum. ‘Thread silk, full fashioned, cotton tops and soles, in black and Lined throughout and inter. | lo" 7 5 5 lined. (dil i has $2.25 socks—now $1.50 (tax 5c) i waaay: shades! aC tan ded ‘Thread ailk In black and cordovan with self side elox. Made in brown, reindeer, gray, Nankin | Jupan. blue, dark green, black, and mid- night blue. Second Floor, Old Building $5 and $6 socks—now $3.50 pair. Medium and heavyweight sport hose in many fancy checks and tripes. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building Last call but one for The Christmas Piano Largest choice Good will terms. Delivery assured 48 styles of pianos to choose from, in mahogany. 20 styles of pianos to choose from, in oak and walnut. 12 styles of upright pianos, from $395 to $1,150. | 17 styles of player-pianos, from $595 to $1,650. 11 styles of Grand pianos from $750 to $1,850. $1,250 to $2,200. $2,500 to $3,500. 3 styles of reproducing upright pianos, EMERSON BRAMBACH 5 styles of reproducing Grand pianc CHICKERING SCHOMACKER LINDEMAN AUTOPIANO PIANISTA MARSHALL & WENDELL J. C, CAMPBELL KNABE And th. incomparable AMPICO Good choiee of USE. pianos and player-pianos taken in exchange in the regular course of business. Convenient terms, Immediate delivery. Piano Salons—Firet Gallery, New Buildinx oes pase eu sepagy air