The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 23

VISIT FORESHADOWS PARDON OF DEBS Socialist. Comes From Atlanta} Prison Unguarded to Confer | With Attorney General, WASHINGTON, March 25.—sur- War Record saves 8. R. T. Con- ductor. James MeGoff, 21 years old, a B. R. T. conductor, charged with the theft of six nickels which he collected as fares, received ‘a suspended sentence to-aay 4n the Court of Special Sessions, Brook- lyn. Father Francis P. Duffy sent a letter to the justices praising MoGoff's war record With the 69th. McGoff lives at No. 417 Sixtieth Street, Brook- THE EVE SS Fire Ties Up 424 St. Tramic, TraMc in 42d Street between Broad- way and Sixth Avenue was tied up for twenty minutes at noon to-day while firemen put out a amall blaze at No. 105 West 42d Street, occupied by the Jarvis Doughnut and Coffee Shop. Abgut 100 customers fled from the tables to the street. The fire was con- NING WORLD, Four Kinds FRIDAY, MARCH 25 24Floor I5W. 34*St BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY (OPP. WALDORF HOTEL) The Largest 2nd Floor Shop fined to a small area and the damage y git. lyn, Prise, more than mild, lingered in the wake to-day of the unheralded visit | ~ ea all so good! in the World—And the Home of AQ Famous Nationally leader, to discuss his case with At. ‘ torney General Daugherty. si Hy H Advertised Brands of Clothes Bates Weanltgion fan yen eaies | Beautiful, High Grade, Guaranteed Debs went to the Justice, held a thre ence with the Atto: riment of r confer. ey General and left to return to the Atlanta peni. | tentiary where he is serving a 1| for Men and Young Men year sentence. The visit of Debs undoubtedly shadows his early pardon by E dent Harding, it is belleved here. In announcing the visit of Debs, | whose case he recently was directed Q.review by President Harding, the} ~ “JUNIOR” Abtormey General said he had called | Mia jocialist leader to Washington | D f after comforting with the eeengton | Including a bench, rolls of music 0 The Attorney General refused to| Your selection and free d@wery to indicate what recommendations he | your home. may make. BROKE WINDOW TO ROB. | One of Pair Accused Collapses To- Day in Court, | Benjamin Le Of No. 224 Throop Avenue, Brooklyf.) collapsed in the Bridge Plaza Court to-day when he was about io be arraigned on a rot charge. He had 4 via} of heroin arrested, and has been sent to the Kings County Hospital to be SPECIAL EASY TERMS Our more than 42 years of honest business methods is your guarantee | of perfect satisfaction. if Open Daily \] Tile P.M TO OUR STORE NBAREST YOU for detatis of this sale, Saturdays | Til9 P.M The greatest triumph of clothing merchandising ever Le | Bue, Brooklyn, Jast’ night, breakin NEW YORK Tinting tem on ce | NEW, YORI bo scored in New York. .Throughout } acoeres fal |iMaeiion, | sae gees pepe | our entire stock of ‘spring goods pre- crowd was beatin mon Wagg of the came along a other man escaped. war prices prevail! Asan example of our match- less value - giving we direct your attention to this feature offering of 6000 Spring Suits and Top Coats For Men and Young Men OPEN ee eS ARK Sta ‘rescued him —A. SCHULTE-— Half-Price i of Pipes OVEN BAKED | BEANS | HEINZ Baked Beans with Pork and Tomato Sauce HEINZ Baked Pork and Beans (without Tomato Sauce) Boston style HEINZ Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce without Meat (Vegetarian) HEINZ Baked Red Kidney Beans ; NOTF: LMOST everybody likes all four Some of the Suits kinds—they all taste so good, have extra pair Each Pipe Guaranteed Not to Crack or Burn and giye such a delightful variety pants to match. to home meals, And they all are as $6.50 Additional. nourishing and body-building as they are eo to eat. OVEN BAKED | This means a every bean is baked through to the center to anut-brown turn—mealy, sweet,.wholesome and whole. The baking preserves the | real bean flavor and the real bean nutriment. One of the 3S Varieties Pi ge the 200 SCHULTE Cigar Stores in the United States have inaugurated the greatest pipe selling event ever held ifi*this country—to continue until further notice. _No pipe smoker can afford to overlook this opportunity to obtain the exact pipe he prefers at a price saving never before equalled. This sale is a distinct achieve- ment for the wonderful merchandising organiza- tion of SCHULTE Cigar Stores. ‘A Few Examples: “Milano” Italian Briar: which we challenge any store anywhere to match for less than $40 and *50 This price embraces every famous nationally advertised brand we carry — 40 in all! The Suits embrace all the newest effects in men’s and young men’s models, in single and double-breasted styles, both light and dark colors. Cassimeres, velours, cheviots, worsteds, serges | and flannels, Plain and fancy, in- The Top Coats embrace a full selection of models— box, form-fitting, conservative and raglans. An especially large number of the celebrated “WESNIT” Top Coats are included at this price in new- est Spring shades, 100% all wool, ‘Holders: Cigar and Cigarette Holders, all styles: r 50c Bakelite, now . . 25¢ the pipe superb. cluding the popular new pencil stripes silk lined. Also light and dark her- { French Briars: $1.00 Bakelite, now . 50C #8. hd 50 Milano pipes, $1.75 and herringbone weaves. Regulars, ringbone weaves. Sizes to fit men of : Bakelite bits, all shapes. 75c $5.00 Holders ia $2. 50 $5. 00 Milano pipes, $2 50 = longs, shorts and stouts—all sizes. all proportions. Standard $1.50 values, now cases, now . MOW ss cee ee . ib CA OD GREED Le There is nothing in the Throughout our entire Spring stock of merchandise numbering more alte world quite so nourish- than 30,000 garments, the pre-war price levels are reached in every instance—from the highest to the lowest priced. By having the re- sources at our command to keep manufacturers busy through the worst period of the depression, we secured our Spring stocks at virtual cost of production. These big savings, aided by our low 2nd id floor overhead and small margin of profit, enable us to save you hand- somely on your purchases. We guarantee the values we offer to be the greatest in New York’ today, barring none. This sale includes every pipe, cigar and cigar- ette holder, and other smoker's article in SCHULTE Cigar Stores, from 50c up—standard brands‘such as B. B. B., W. D. C., “Milano,” Italian Briars, Pipes in Cases, Meerschaum Pipes, Pouches —all at exactly half former prices. A single exception are the world-famous Dunhill pipes, which SCHULTE Cigar Stores are selling at $6.00 for the $8.00 pipe, and $7.50 for the $10.00 pipe. ing or helpful as , . Scott’s Emulsion for thin, anemic girls of “teen-age.” It is well-worth trying. | Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield,N.J. § —ALs0 Makers or — KI-MOIDS Another Emphatic Demonstration of Our Unex- ampled Value-giving Is Notice to Advertisers Furnished by These (Tablets or Granules) . _Plplay adrerting tye ony and erase order Smokers are invited to compare these SCHULTE wees et SE | & ron INDIGESTION Spring Suits and Top Coats ° . ° v4 may mit and in order of receipt at a 20-\ Keke which we sul it In competition wi any Pipes for quality and price with pipes sold elsewhere ate Ray ctalninn ‘eu Mikes "to be SS ow Sa $60 and $75 values Bg Fie iy ke E — offered anywire in New York. Our price 39.50. Feesied ‘by iF, on Gillette Razors and Blades at Reduced Prices ilag clptSontaltne” energy mb verything ut 5,00 Gillette Ra: 36 6 ERS wd SoS hone ae Ae $a Uilletse C | “wien ta tisdes tor 82°79 | 87S Crate meer 94.00 et Maly ete SR MPP vet Cuticura Soap | Oppostte Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway 22 Floorl5 W. 34°St. —— OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P, M—SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M. Blades now. . Fresh Stock, Direct from the Gillette Factory $6.00 Gillette Razor with 12 blades for $3.25 $10.00 Gillette Razor $5.25 wre hy i ™ Sadhana ec ‘4 with 12 blades for be bey ctieg ‘ay Sonons iy rei Se a ee Display eopy or orders released later than as provided above, when omitted will mot serve to torn dissounts of any character, contract br othee- a det THE WORLD |3UNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS S te "