The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 11

siaes ware E 3 IY Orne, Ee Jape P ais THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 24, 1921, tary manslaughter in connection with Federati ain CH ARGED Cronkhite's death, but the nuthoritien | 6 Labor, were: Nathan iireehy “unt discredited his story, At the army| recently Chairman of the Mayor’ i t he had testified that the Major | mittee on Rent Profiteering; Dav: a oo ' ‘ i S$ killed by his own bullet and | Be James Kehoe, John Cougtlin, F ' ' ' | that he was standing near when his tie Bawar siglo as Rade superior officer met death. et che ‘teettites of the proposcd é oth Rosenbluth and" Cromkhite| pif disemed, it was maid, was the de= were vite ne Cronkhite, whose hi sirability of easing up on the State \ mother made her home in Washing: | tanking laws insofar aa they affect ton, D. C., was graduated from Weai| savings bank loans for building pu. - j Point with high honors, that, follow- | poses. i | ing custom at the Militgry Academy, : —= caused his assignment to the Engin- aa ‘orps. As a Lietttenant he took y at a camp in Geor In 5-1b, Lots West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Brooklyn—Fulton St. Near Hoyt (,52%.%,4",) Newark—Broad St. & West Park | Newer Mode Easter Apparel the work of ited States) rved in this ith such die- ed tol fila \ sRobert Rosenbluth, \. E. F. | J Engineer, Arrested Here in } , Camp Lewis Shooting. ) vision, made won for him | i | | ment the de Of) | (Bean or G . * . ue) | ince re Exclusive Versions in Coats and Suits hth itor te got. | - ; ze Individualized interpretations of the New Easter Suit and Coat mode. Varie- Prec murry be wey murmured eu ‘ Great Sale of ties of distinctive models—-designed and tailored with utmost precision and care t ‘Major Alexande ek 1 Engine \ shing spent th —reflecting truly metropolitan swagger and chic. Note the special prices! SIX_TYPICAL VALUES FOR TOMORROW! Petticoats & Pantalettes 10 Attractive Styles 2.79 1918 He had ce Headquar- rested by Agents | {is * | mitt given intyu POUR 30) 93 RE aE ae aoe ae Ree ane 209 BE asiallaiiahanaimaeiabinlans | Marshal, tHe 4 | | ard ; aw a SE LMAR K SE LMAR K x All Taffeta, All Jersey, Jersey and §/ Al the ¢ if ingly atid i" 4 Messaline, Jersey in Combination Colors | He is w (v repeat tits informa- | & 119 W. 33d St. einbets 119 W. 33d St. impels % | u i gion ut me 122 W. 34th St. os, 122 W. 34th St. = x | All Taffetas have pleating and tucks. A wenbiuth came * All Jerseys have deep pleated flounce, and E d-day, throug | EASTER SALE EASTER SALE x| come in solid colors. wit finals | FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jersey tops have messaline ruffles. eM nim] BEST VALUES WE BEST VALUES WE x All Jerseys come in delightful combination 1 al HAVE EVER OFFERED HAVE EVER OFFERED %j colors. Sergt. Pothier, Cronkhite, that lentally shot Pantalettes are of Jersey Silk in all the best shades. Second Floor en at wé ork on € sdeath of Majbr Cronkhite, who was the on of Major Gen, Adelbert Cronkhite, A Range of Fairest Prices for ed 5 3 oi : ad * ‘ a ‘ i x ‘ fe x : 4 : : : : ; : : x 4 ; : ; : * ‘ , om mande: theory upon which the Government £. | eo Easter Clothing | Ted dh », > guides p ee ie SUITS at ..$9Q,75 SUITS at......¢ SUITS at...... $ tH ‘ E dictate workmanship, material and style in all our ‘ bh € 5, i begat W Boys’ Clothing. Many years ago we set a high Smart Belted Straightline Demi-Tailleur t United States Attorney standard, from which we never deviate. So, we have special Navy and Tan Tricot eee ; i doyce asked that Rosenbluth be held | reason for pride in any boys’ clothing given a place in our ane tailored size, Ie ith tnaaed, sted Asie bare poh dled he i he tne 4 Gthout bail, as the United States At- | stocks. pata Bab beh eae lvrod arrows ot heck, smartly buttonholes down front—alit { forvey of Seattle was preparing howiti th . de b fe emberened button trimmed. Ine Tricotine, pocket, tailored collar, ij papers for the transfer of the pris- As showing the preparations made by us for | { swner to Washington for trial in the | Easter, we quote the following Special Offerings: { ate of that State Two-Trousers Suits, made of fine Two-Trousers Suits, made of all WH DEH BH Beak 9 HB a ae a a Wa BH ERE He HSER 2 2 ESE Ra ae a ote a AER 2a RI RR 0 ea SI RI HH I 2 2 a a cist SSSEOESERET ST OREEEET COE Sete ree teed A SE IE SE AEE % x x x x x i * % a * x * woo! fabrics, in Brown, Grey and wool mixtures, in the 4 tts a i shades; popular | ie 5 os I] Seminiensces G4 | Se eo ” 1319 testimony before U x d Two-Trousers Suits, of finest all Gab Comp tows, whi \ Esty ioe ||] aut Woot Blue Serge ‘ills, plain POU eaal we tense aa fy Major Cro had committed sui- | 3 alo | norfolksand some box J] 95 large range of 17; 45 Bemcdide, Lt was during the removal of! Fine | pleated front and back . patterns........... . Ketae body from iis stave at West | # Tricotine | A @bint that medical examination re-| Hand | Widled the impossibility that the! # Embroidered | Major could have fired the shot whieh | All Silk #¥isted him. It was then that the De- | Lined tment 6f Justice began its investi-| # | -$ = $ 50 ed to say) x nsequence | % e R.L, last | be | ‘Thursday of Roland Pothier of Cen- * | ty al Pails, R. L. a brakeman on the New | bi Fi yf h N M - l pases ner wan a Seeent | Values to $65° Values to $65 ive of the [Newest Modelsin samp Lewis. He pleaded guilty, eg | a BiMarch 19, at Providence, of involun- ialabilaiiaisiladalaaniaaaaaail Rronscoscmemcncs snmseennan ou OW oes Jor aster eS en KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES -: SPRING 1921 Boys’ Tan Calf |Girls’ Nubuck and Shoes Tan Shoes Tan Silk Floss, salons on wrappy Sizes 1114 to 514 Sizes 81% to 2 2.95 3.50 Reg. price $5.00 | High-cut and broad toes. Third Floor Navy Tricotine Ca with Luxurious enveloping Veldyne * e pret brent a , ainat throw-about collar, fringe wrap, with full cuffed Dolman ~ tHectiveddesignsmuttis pocketed trimmed, richly braid embroid- sleeves,” big draped collar, em Wrap type. ered, slip pockets, tie belt. broidered on collar and sleeves. NEW SUITS FOR EASTER $30 to 45 The critical New York men whom our Men’s Section serves have never been offered styles quite so smart, woolens quite so fine, tailorwork quite so good as in these suits from the Kirschbaum shops. Between #39 and #45—a re- markable range of values. os ““oet Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted: Muth. WHAT ABOUT YOUR CHILDREN VEG first obligation to oo your children istosee | that they are frerery, |. The first need of « every child is a healthy beady, The best authorities +¢ agree that children should have plenty of milk and that there is no substitute for this wonderful food. Do your children get their share? Sheffield Service and Sheffield Quality have made milk easy to get, low in price and absolutely safe and apes dani «x Q00 In grey, brown and black suede and kid, with military, Cuban and French heels. i " Ate BO CAPE e. $39. 115 WRAP et. SQ. 75 | Wrap-Coat Type ibisteolaerell Silk Lined i | The “Food + Drink” for All Ages. | Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and | Fountains, Ask HORLICK’S, At 200 Sheffield Stores and at moat of the A. & P. Stores you can buy milk in your own con- tainer, at 10 centeaquart. No child can be denied its share of milk because of price. SHEFFIELD FARMS CO., Inc. NEW YORK PL £ who runs may write —if he has an Eversharp. . . Stern Brothers WEST 42d ST. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43d ST. Used for Exhi tlon Purposes Only Bold at priv A few cents buys “Danderine.” | Made by The Wehl Company, Chicago After a few applications you canno Prices $1 to $65 find a fallen hair or any dandruff, be- sides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and abundance. | ~ —Advt,