The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1921, Page 5

NEW YORKERS GET A FAMOUS TITIAN; PRICE [S $300,000 Duveen Brothers Purchase Por- | trait of Giorgio Cornaro, Owned in Berlin. BERLIN, April % ITIAN'S famous portrait of Giorgio Cornaro, known in art circles as “The Man With the Falcon," has been Bought by Duveen Brothers of New York, and is now on its way to that city. This announcement was made Public to-day by Dr. Edward Bimon, Privy Councillor and ort collector, who added that the e@hipment had been held up for some time in fear that it mught deplete the antique art treasures of Germany. Continuing he said: “This picture was once in the possession of Mr. Milliken of New York, but after his death it was auctioned off in America and found its way back to England imto a rather small shop, that of Angus Brothers of London, where I discovered it and bought it for comparatively small amount ta 1908." ‘The purchase of Titian’s picture was admitted to-day by Sir Jo- seph Duveen, who added that it ‘was not intended for any particu- lar purchaser, pevrnsbli ne WEDS JAPANESE; MOTHER IN TEARS), Bronx Young Woman, an Art Stu- dent, the Bride of Koji Hashimoto. Mrs, Harry Hurwits of No. 1935 Clin- ton Avenue, the Bronx, was in tears to- day over the marriage of her daughter, Marion, to Koji Hashimoto, a Japanese. “I admonished her to have nothing to do with him,” she said. “No mar- rimge like that can ever be successful. I will welcome my daughter back, dut I will never forgive him.” ‘Miss Hurwitz, who has been a stu- Gent at the National Academy of De- sign and Exhibitions, appeared with Hashimoto at the Bronx Marriage Li- cense Bureau Tuesday. He said he was twenty-nine, of No. 102 West 1234 Street and had a prosperous business in New Orleans, They were married by Glerk Thomas McCabe. Mrs. Hurwitz said Marion left home that morning to go appatently to he: art studies. She did not return that night, and the following evening the mother recoived a special delivery let- ter, postmarked in Pittsburgh, saying “Do not worry, mother, I am travel- ling South.” SHIFTS TAX TALK BLAME TO WIFE But She Can't Remember Making Remark Connecting Rates With Hylan Administration. Before Chairman Otto B. Shulhoff of the Rent Committee yesterday, William ¥. Schmid, cashier of the Finance De- partments Bronx office, of No. 3193 Perry Avenue, Bronx, denied he blamed the increased tax rate on the Hy!an administration and shifed of the remark to his wife, but she said she didn't remember. Behmid and his wife, as Joint ownens of @ house, at the foregoing address ‘were summoned to answer the com- plaint of Rose F. Keogh, from whom Schmid demanded $60 a month in rent beginning May 1, an increase of 87!3 CHAPLIN’S “KID” FITS NAME WELL Jackie Coogan, on Way to New York for New Job, Plays Poker and Dice on Train. CHIGAGO, April 9 (United News). —Jackie Coogan, “The Kid," who pays an income tax on $2,000 a week, is a real kid—chubby, red cheeked and freckled, with a strong liking for breaking windows, in and out of the movies, and a weakness for playing rhummy and shooting craps. The youngster, who is Charlie Chaplin's co-star in “The Kid," ar- rived here Friday from Los Angeles with his dad, stayed awhile and then sped away on the Twentieth Century Limited to New York. “How did you amuse yourself on the train?” he was asked. “Oh, I played rhummy, poker and old maid,” he piped. “And,” in an undertone, “I shot dice too.’ GED goon will appear in “Peck's Bad Bi “Hows Charife Chaplin?” he was asked. “Oh I guess he's all right. He's a good fellow. He cought me a billiard table and a set of golf clubs. Oh, that guy's all right.” i; aes going to get married, isn't e “Search me.” The kid said he hadn't any particu- lar aspiration, unless it was to be Mayor. Jackie Coogan sr. seemed to be the most pleased man in the universe. Mr. Coogan and his wife, known on the stage as “Babe” Dolliver, have been in vaudeville ali their lives. Lit- tle Jackie was playing with them in a Los Angeles variety house, doing im- versonations and reciting “Dan Mc- Grue” when Chaplin saw him In New York Jackie will be offered $300,000 a year proposition, his father said. NEWS IS STARTLING, DECLARES CHAPLIN “Flattered” by Report of Engage- ment to May Collins—Won- ders What She’ll Say. LOS ANGELES, April 9 (United News).—"I am highly flattered that my name should be linked with that of such a charming and accomplished little lady as Miss Collins,” said Charlie Chaplin to-day when asked about their reported engagement. “Really the news startles me and 1 am wondering what she will say when she hears that our friendship has been #0 interpreted by the outside world," he added. “It seems as though it Is almost impossible nowadays to escape the ever alert public eye, no matter which way one turns. “Yet, I suppose it is a fact that in the spring a young man’s fancy should turn to love. “I only wonder what Miss Collins's mother will say when she hears about it” eS eS SAVING HIS EYE SAVES COST TO TOWN Operation on Pupil May Prevent Man Being Public Charge. HAMMONTON, N. J. April 9.— Through the efforts of Mrs. Maybelle Cunningham, Overseer of the Poor, whose husband, Dr. Charles Cunning- ham, is Mayor, Dr. F. 8S. Sweet of Phil- adelphia is saving the sight of Michael Messina, who was about to become a public charge through the deterioration of the pupil of his right eye. Mrs. Cunningham went before the City Council and urged that the ex- pense of supporting Messina for the rast of his life and his family until his chil- dren became self-supporting would be far greater than arranging for an op- eration and his hospital care for a year A car-load of REF. RIGERA TORS arrives in time Wanamaker - Special, a special-size, made in quan- tities, to bring the price $35 Hardwood case. Solid end construction, Positive insulation. Provision chamber lined with baked on white enamel. Solid brass hardware, nickel- plated. Duplex grate and flue. Removable waste pipe and automatic trap. Tinned wire shelves, There is no refrigerator on the market, to our knowledge, which — at or " about $35—even nearly of nine renee AT compares with the Wana- 47 inches high, ‘"*' maker-Special. Holds 100 Ibs. of ice. Seventh Gallery, THE DOWN-STAIRS STORE New Building Women’s Sweaters are ~ new and low—$2.95_ ... ‘These worsted sweaters have a new feature—the filet stitch (so-called) at the neck and bottom. They are also trimmed with brushed wool. Good colors. Downstairs Store, Old Buliding Silk-Lined Suits Remarkable, we \ $22.50 eae think, at...... Misses’ serge suits, silk- lined, at $22.50. Women’s serge suits, silk- lined at $22.50, Plenty of both—which is an accomplishment worth while. The serge is a fine, firm qual- ity; the models suggest the new straight coat; and the trimmings, chiefly braid, buttons and em- broidery, are nicely arranged, Very attractive suits at a price that was not anticipated several weeks ago. Downstairs Store, Old Building 600 Kimonos drop # suddenly in price Kimonos and breakfast coats that are better than anything we have had in a long, long time. Plain crepe with satin trimming, or hand-em- broidered Figured crepe in various color- ings -And dotted swiss that is quite marvel- ous His price. In fact, the entire lot is very $2.95 Broadway at Ninth Street, New York. 247 Trunks—$11.25 to $36.50 less —The new prices are listed below. baadil at elena Full size and three-quarter size wardrobe trunks, steamer wardrobe trunks, dress trunks, steamer trunks. All made from three-ply basswood, covered and interlined, fibre bound, with brass-plated hardware. Some are cretonne lined, others cloth lined; all have laundry bag; some with shoe pockets, with four drawers and convertible hat box; all with the regulation number of combination hangers. The steamer wardrobe trunks—combination for men or women— are fitted with drawer space and large drop compartment with re- movable partition; with lever top locks and studded bodies; some round, others square edge; some with Nite, others with solid tops. Dress trunks are made of three- vuleanized fibre; heavy brassed h: deep tray and one dreas tray. ly veneer, covered and lined with lware; snap locks; two trays, one $41.00 89 inches.. «100 trunk for $63.50 186 Wardrobe Trunks, $30 to $63.50 Were $41.25 to $100 47 Steamer 15 Three-quarter Wardrobe Trunks Wardrobe Trunks ry bie: 3 #30700 Grade Price 2 $61.00 $44.50 $65.00 $35.50 + $70.00 $46.00 36 Steamer Trunks $28 for the $35 grade 86-inch $34 for the $42.50 grade 39-inch Also about 50 other trunks—one or two of a kind—in other sizes not listed above—at about one-fourth less. Seventh Gallery, New Bullding. $25 Suit-cases—$17.50 50, cowhide on basswood box frame; sewed edges, han- dles, and hinge; two lever locks; neat cloth lining with shirt fold; top and body straps; 24-in. suit-cases in tan, brown or black grain. A few 26-in. sizes, $26 grades, for $18, Monday. First Floor, Old Building. Half a Million Dollars of Telephone Stuyvesant 4700. —For Miss 14 to 20 Were $169 to $235, wraps, coats and capes in finest qualities of duvetyn, Bolivia cloth and trico- tine—some have luxurious collars and fronts of caracul; others are beautifully embroidered and some have effective and all-over border designs in stitching. Reproduc- tions and adaptations of Paris models. Dresses—$75 to $185 MONDAY ~— next to the LAST Day of the Special Merchandise Offers of WEEK in NEW YORK Store Hours 9 to 5. Were $865 to $215 in our Diana Salon collection. Individual models in Canton crepe and crepe de chine for after- noon wear; lace and chiffon dinner frocks; and trotteur frocks of Poiret twill and tricotine. Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth Street Women’s $125 to $175 Coats, $110 Our own stocks—one of a kind. There are 50 coats all told, mostly straight line wrappy effects, in Or- lando cloth, marvella, duvetyn and veldyne. And such good colors— collie tan, Hindustan tan and os- trich gray. Only four of the coats are re- duced from $125; the majority were $155, or more. Monday, $110. Second Floor, Old @: Building Women’s s $98 to $110 10 Suits—$85 tailored and box models in tricotine Most of the suits are in navy blue and black, tastefully trimmed with silk embroidery. One dear little frock has the new French knot and ribbon trimming, Our own stocks— and twill cord. Only one, two or three suits of a kind. Second Floor, Old Bullding $75 to $110 Frocks—$67.50 —in the Women's Salons Exquisite frocks of Poiret twill and tricotine in navy blue, sand or pewter gray; and some navy blue piquetines. Only 35. Among them— —an Eton style featuring blue and gray, with uneven hem line; was $75. —all-over embroidered tricotine, with belt of material and of cire ribbon; was $89.50. —navy blue tricotine with Bulgarian embroidery; was $89.50. —pewter gray tricotine, straight coat model, cire ribbon, and black and white patent leather $9.75 Blouses—$6.95 225 batiste blouses, made by hand, in the Philippines, with embossed gray elt; was $105, ‘Second Floor, Old Building. e e per cent. in twenty-two months. out he an Lytebi leds eth Mt | Fine Fu rnitu re the inspiration being a model from Paris. Chairman Shulhoff disallowed a fur- . Sweet was @ Major in the Medica! _, They are blouses suitable for wear under sweater or coat of a ther increase. “I knew that before I! corns during the war, and paid special suit, French cuffs—very neat. Roll collar. Surplice frill. came here, but I'll go to court,” said siyention CO reconstruction es | Second Fioor, Old Buliding Lite He performed the operation as a public | At 40 Per Cent. Deduction ine SiR ET ae “Go to court,” said Junius P. Wilson, | id Lf . counsel to the committee, “and we'll <a | a ae New 95¢ Ribbons—65c yard be there to meet you. You are simoy]| VENDA AND QUEENIE | tryag to give this man the skids and] 4 Be yng iD QUE WAY | $400,000 from three great furniture makers 1,000 yords of fresh, crisp ribbon, so desirable for new dresses, this committee wi! defend him to the a atoek millinery, hair bows or sashes, Satin taffeta—7-in. wide, in oranj last. $100,000 from our own good stocks henna, jade green, French blue, black and white. Roman striped rib- } Ako Jess and Sweet Little Mary, Who Go to Gladden Children so 8 bon in different colors, suitable for trimming or the popular sashes, Main Floor, Old Building eon -Siseiet SIEGLER NOT INDICTED. Dealer in Furs Was a Wi | BEDROOM SUITES—$120 to $1,236 | DINING-ROOM SUITES ens and Recast Sport Hats, $2 fo $8. 50 7 of Germany. 2,370 | ve HEC pi SRST EPS ; S—$326 to § | $1.25 Imported Suitings—95c yd. is Venda and Queenie, Jess and Sweet Sennits and pipings at $2— | Lisere in tricorne shape; sees i TBrouen's ie nee Lnaneeauen Little Mary and their trunks went practical, useful hats. . | Milan hemp; China split straw 500 yards of eponge and ratine suitings; cadet blue, ee a caigcin turk Waa | te ate oa ee Cushion brims; Milans with | —at $6, We do not believe any other store has offered wistaria, navy blue, gold, pink, light blue, tan, white. They David Siogier, @ dealer | New Rochelle to-day for an ocean voy silk crowns; braided straws, and oher straw, and finer types #ine llecti f suites at such substantial sav- vill make up beautifully into ve! 5 ble skirt its placed with others on the cover of an|age, but they weren't happy Bete (ovals: GOmbINatORA ce all | : so fine a collection of suites at s will make up beautifully into very serviceable skirts, sui indlounans banded down by the Feiers!| Vanda and Queenio, Jess and Sweet |i] $3.95, G Hat | ings, for years. | and dresses for summer, Main Floor, Old Bullding Grand Jury on Monday last. The indict-| Little Mary are elephants, the belles of Re eer | ci aie te) Maa) ehaeced Uisiaiioncel the Natooal| insite Brothers) antic peccun el et rea tow ang Nt resin in hed atthe | We have not. We could not. The only rensan Fi t U 1 Offi f Bankruptey Act and the Evening World| Bailey's Circus, and they're going toll} Ciner kinds at $5 (one of our fee : why we can do it now is that three of the leading irs nder- rice ero ‘ ona : ds > groups at $5 and upward. Ms a ee ee eee ata ems suuinnen Gards nest feature groupe): Bentninsvaises: old eullaing manufacturers of the country were eager to find an “i IY Cre aaa Nee Neat Gn that | ROR CGHEARL GER, Woe heen outlet for their stocks on hand. ee came to | A N GELUS PIA N OS he was not indicted. It was officially | the war, Perhaps they were thinking| , . | Wanamaker's first, very natura y, for this store is | Savings are $180 to $225: Des wael ney indletyli we RENCE |W Nae, De MT AEN NE Women’s Extra-size Frocks Wanamaker’ Sesh, very nasuralig, fey tbls sore le OR ae ae | heen removed from the cover of the in-| 46th Street and Tenth Avenue, for they - ; zZ rniture, because— —$775 s Pi yer-pi 595. Loma | shawed a decided disinclination to You have found that | At $19.75 ful re, —$800 Angelus Pianos (player-pianos) for $59 e , stamped their feet ve odels are 2 on- black, brown anc y. ‘Lovely pi 5 ig ayer-pianos DO You hamently and shimmied with rage.\{! tiful, even in the big city dresses, correct in y detail. There is small chance of furniture, so good as $900 Angelus Pianos (player-pianos) for $695 KNOW? Tame FEXOG BP pon! OE by pare of New York; so this news At $29. that in this sale, being at prices so low as Wanama- Each instrument is equip, d ani inthe bios diawnvae i rel] should be received with ies ; fie us 1 See ker Week price, for many a day. win the Saclualys ANG MH fed e bt i y pres! pepe de chine er a i s res-—me an 8 ~ corrrns New Tort Soentan Wig) eee a) Wie orala iltiadt nd lively interest, charming combination when the If you are going to need furniture soon, but are dent aaa reste “ate QUESTIONS. fecrans: Sod We're on thelr way At $15 i ANS (AEN halle in delayed by the housing shortage, we shall be glad her or his own interpretation into au, Wont in the eleventh sign of the - Wachsvanibieerss nck Aetna aimee to extend to you the courtesy of storing your pur- the playing of the musie roll. They 2 What ig the the capital city of the peo ||] attractive models; all new. Downstairs Store, Old Bullding chase for a while. ‘ are the features that made the Province of Quebec? A oon Rete srt Ne || = = eh re} "a ANGELUS famous, 3. By what name is amectite more | (it) SUITS AND TOPCOATS ||} Gand Damntic Bedroom Suites Dining-room Suites slats Perea enlace oom what name is given to a mor: $ 50 "$4 “50 50 Values Cretonne 100) euamass In mahogany, walnut In Mahogany and Wal- merged their business with that of bid and ynoonirollable ereving for al VE 12° to$30 ||) Cushions, 6 90¢ yard and ivory enamel. | nut, a large piano manufacturer. This ral A din Ala> 1S 265= Lowest price we've seen for A’ 70-in, mercerized cotton 2050 grade for.....$1285 | $1700 grade for.....$1020 iw alae stoaka an ha i ; is eee ea dtcten oo el phere | cushions like. these, Round | dama n attractive pat- $1000 krade for... 08936 $1600 grade for... is their clearaway of stocks on h and aa 6. What name is given to the sound | shape; nicely filled. terns, 90c yard. $1025 for. $615 $1450 grade for.. izing of their product the first time ANGELUS pianos by combi ning two vowels | « = Better grade at $1.45— Downstairs Store, New Building $955 for. $578 $1350 grade for, (player-pianos) have been offered under-price, gle syllable | larger; finer cretonne. Pinmeam $775 +3465 $1160 grade for, CONVENIENT TERMS. First Gallery, New Building, Beceem yey ogrergreercgrrn Downstairs store, New ouising | Folding Cots #133 HfAAL | £1105 grade for 4 hia ‘e Music Rolls, 50 and March? advertined In The World oF reported for cottages 5 . one erade fac’. ngetus ano f2Uusic ous iC “ ¥ id”? to “Lost and Found Bureau.” Room $616 . $869 $975 grade for ; < ’ Behe ie Wes lanes erent eaivie|] fos, wondmidine wl be fined Blankets For bungalows, too— and $502 “$301 $590 grade for | 1,000; regular prices 80c to $1.85. All ANGELUS chestnuts of Southern Europe called? || for thirty days, These tists can for Summer often for emergency use in the $475 $285 $770 grade for v about 760 ave classical selections; the rest ave Domes 10. What ancient country did Ptol- 8 Retaey a house or apartment. These $274 $164 $720 grade for. rolls; about 750 are classical selections; the res’ e pop emys govern? ean be left at 4 SUTURE GHGS 808 FOREABOR fold up like a jack-knife and $270 $162 3643 grade for lar modern selections, ANewER®, SC fisthenet oie, Gee Werke tl ex80 ir fit into a fell Speer i sixtn Gatiery, New Building Rythmodik Music Rotis at haif price as (the \Water Bearer); | all 4000 Beekman, New York, oF Gene? mattress—2 ft. 6 in, wide, 2,500, now to $1.25 each; classical selections, ) Pullers’ eart Dip- Brooklyn Office. 4100 Main, 66x80 in ..B feet wide, $16. ‘ Firgy Gallery, New Building 5, Aluminum; 6, ‘Diph- Downstairs Downstairs Store, New Buliding " Equinoctial; 8 P; 3 10, Beypt s