The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1921, Page 20

Fa le re ANER TO HARON aT TOPAYSH 00 at and Promise of Publicity Yaduced Mexican Agent & he honor of aitting at a banquet | of the inducements held out in rta to sell the New York Press Club at $1,000 wale representation in History,” igfeompiling and in which one was Pfivileged to effaracter” at the rate of $500 a page, | daughter, lanue! Vargas, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 192}. learned to-day. PRESS CLUB FE Net were Vincent Giann} Caproni, Cha A. J, Drexel jr, T. ¢ Herbert C. Hoover, to Give Check. ja; Lord with President ‘Harding war "special memberships” e@th to men not connected with Mibvepaper in any capacity, it was — AfPelosed to-day by the tion that|Driver of Machine igjsecking 4 housecleaning” of the| CW's affairs. An r inducement | a “World War which John J. Wohltman 170th become a “historical! yo Ma Mexican financial! of the sa propitious it wae] tous assault. Pay as Senor Vargas sent « $1,000 cheek for a membership, but later stopped payment on it Jobn R. Binns, First Viee President of the club, replying to a statement by President Howard, asserted How- ard was responsible for the monecy- making activities of the club, of which many members disapprove. said q list of prominent persona, said to be special members of the club, was used In soliciting new members Among the names carried on the | Astor, | Waldorf, Astor, Corne! 1. Ei | Lord Inverforth, Sir Thomas Lipton, azaryek, President of Czecho Northcliffe, s Ross, Andre Tardieu, Will- Vanderbilt and Felix M. War- ; ii aee AUTO HITS WOMAN | WAITING FOR CAR Mother and Daughter Held for Assault. While waiting for a trolley car at) Street and Broadwhy last night Mrs. Margaret Durt, sixty years old, of | 793 Columbus Avenue, i Boyle, thirty-five, address, were run down! an du Pont, | It was Viscount N._ Blias, M. Depew, M. House, | Sir at Strikes | and her} janother defendant, | 177th Street Station charged with felon- THIEF IMPLICATES Detective Scott Said to Have Ac- cepted and Demanded Money in Auto Thefts. DETROIT, April &—Almon C. Bas- den, under sentence to two years in Leavenworth Prison for his part in the operations of a great automobile theft ring, gave testimony tending to implicate police officers in New York City and Bridgeport, Conn, at the| © trial in the United States Court here of five men charged with conspiracy to steal cars in Detrolt, Basden said Sven Nyquist, another defendant, told of having paid $1,000 to Detective Scott of New York and of the latter demanding $4,000 more before he would permit the shipment of atolen cars to Sweden. Basden also eaid he saw James Burroughs, pay $500 to a Bridgeport detective in Burroughs's | repair shop in Bridgeport. The witness declared the alleged theft ring stole cars in Detroit, sent them to Burroughs's shop, had them repainted and the factory numbers changed and then shipped them to agent in the 1 tates, asserts he | (04 sertou injured by an automobile | Burope. eats iriven by n J. Mullen, thirty-two, of t Harding would| No, 44 Jumel Place, and owned by| Detective G e Scott, formerly of bE the guest of honor at the club's! Claude H. Jones of No. 876 Wadsworth] ine gutomob squad of the New a@ilversary dinner in May. ‘The club| *Yne women aken to Columbus| York Police Department, is under ni om thus to entertain | Hospital, | whe mination showed indictment here charged with ac- a President Harding,| prulses and possibly fractures. of ‘the|cepting unlawful fees and also with h@Wever, has postponed his visit to a| skull. Mullen wan taken to tho Weat| netect of duty in falling to arrest an automobile thief. |” aga agg apse gaa uae y Buy Spring Clothes Now- You Wear Them Specially Low Prices O what thousands of finest well dressed men and women are doing. Dress up the family in new Spring Clothes on our convenient, confiden- tial terms of CREDIT. Why worry about paying cash for your clothes, when we offer our patrons the privilege of paying as convenient ? A™ right now is the time to buy—for our prices are down-—-way down. assortments that will delight you. Our stocks are brim- ful of the season’s best styles, materials and colors— Why not come in to-day or to-morrow? You’ll be surprised how easy it is to buy Clothes of finest quality at HYGRADE. cated elsewhere at our present prices $995 $3 7.50 Worth up Worth up to $45 to $55 Stunning Dresses Phe newest decrees of fash- in Taffetas, Kitten's Kar Values $ ey 7.50 Santon Crepe and Trico. 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The ordesice wil be dressed 10 provisional infantry regiment, all |{he proposed new dreas uniform of the branches, with full equipment com-| 15th, which has not yet been approved, Will Be Composed of Veterans of the Twenty-Seventh Division It consists of a cap of ‘am oF nter type worn by the Alpine Chaus- ra of the French army, horizon blue tune, searlet trousers and lack shoes, A. E. F. i . Former Premier Rene Viviani of Every offic ARCHRISHOP PLEADS FoR Sinha: France has accepted an invitation ex-|!n line will be a veteran of service inj Archbishop een an Yad reel . cht at 8! ers Paris! |. Ne tended by Gov, Miller to review a de-| France with the 27th Division, The) nine at Si. Perera tne ttreased the Account at either of our stores. Bet, Lenox & 7th Aves. Near Ann St. UPUREA Hn AAA er LT tachment of the New York National| detachment will be commanded by Col Guard on the Sheep Meadow in Cen-|John T. 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