The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 21

. TEST PHOTO | \ OF MRS. STOKES kissed Mrs. Stokes, peees since she was a child, TAKEN IN COURT ™™#"C 15 « Dunes little M distinction in Waris, of “Let us stifle ou ON TEU ey MRS WED STOKES PnoTOOMAPNED AT COURT) Counsel Won't Put Her on Stand Until All Testimony Against Her Is In. Martin W Mrs. W. EK. had decided not te day that Mrs. of her husband’ Stokes on the stand in the The cas Monday. Yesterday's star w George Austin Sel mnin James MicCreery & Co. | All mikes Hicjh Shoes 6:95 Formerly 12.50 These are all reduced for imme- diate clearance. In Tan and Black Calf and fancy combina- tions. All sizes, but not in each style. Spring and Summer OXFORDS 9% up Men’s Shop—2nd Floor. 5th Ave. Entrance. & neer, who denied he ever hugged or "| SIGNATURE FORGED whom he ba ts" because of her Suir ISADORA LEAVING; PARIS GLAD, HOPES OTHER DUNCANS GO Popularity of Duncans) Wane from Brookls I hetero County duds yy ching. | Poured into @ When Raymond Calls City “Dir- ye of assault: made by Dorothy Loos, | single glass for y in the World in wh upparently bsfGlo far Ati See aa ere ‘The Coca-Cola Co. shieved an inverse popularity was leaving the court 4 The dancers and their eccentricl- aie ties of dress were good enough for] $7 jars until Raymond, in speecn called Paris the “dirtiest city in the | | world.” Raymond is the brother of ee | Isadora if led. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 165, jbe held April 20, Justice ran | yeaterday ¢ ipo ned the can OF GIRL’ s CHARGE| duest of counsel for the officials teon whom accounting i# sought Th miwnbere active In bringing the eu charge that the organization is being brought Inte disrepute by persons without newapaper affiliations. |JURY FREES HIM SAYS MRS. PADDOCK) Wife of “ Millionaire Kid” Says She Never Made Assignment of ‘ied 23 Witness <Swerr MacAdam Was in Court at Time Specified in Complaint. Walter A. Macd perator of No, 44 Cot | Gy things (ani | r from 9 sun- " estate rook = shiny climes lareee Li rooklyn. In January Mr, MacAdam wa quitted of a aimilar charge in Court of Special Sessions, and as d claim ital il Atlanta, Ga. the residuary ¢ ve-twenty-fourt of her husband unele, Simon D, Paddock, who left prop- erty worth $1,300,000, v twenty-two witnes: disprove this disturbance. TO WED, der Grit- | ren Club Hearing on the app! Fink Wednesday. | ation of Dress Just shop around and see the clothes that are being offered elsewhere at $35 and $40 and compare them with Monroe Clothes at BY SANA You'll find the only difference IS IN THE PRICE— Buy Monroe Clothes and KEEP THE DIFFERENCE! Monroe Two Pants Suits at $35 would be exceptional values in regular suits at the price, but with the extra pair for extra wear they are PAR PLUS. Come Up! See Monroe Clothes and see how great a cash saving is yours when you buy —direct from the maker —via our lower rent Upstairs Shops —from America’s Largest Clothiers Rain coats {Our new Fifth Avenue Shop has been ac- claimed by many critics as one of the most modern creations in our field. We have on display an unusual assortment of Men's, Women's and Children’s Raincoats and “All- Weather Topcoats,” which is as complete as only is possible with our many years of ex- perience catering to the demandé of the public, {To convince yourself, let us show you what we have to offer, with no obligation on your “Goodyear G WATERPROOF COMPANY 264 Fifth Ave., Southwest Cor. 29th St. “If It's a Raincot We Have It’* COME UP! SEE AND SAVE! MANHATTAN BROOKLYN 42nd Street, corner Broadway 413 Fulton Street 50 E. 42nd St,, corner Madison 587 Fulton St., at Flatbush N ‘Street, « Frankl § Cote Skee Weesavey NEWARK~154 Market St. 1th Su opp. Acad. of Music JERSEY CITY—"orw7t Are tae shah, ereer cena PATERSON~220 Main St. YONKERS~Getty Square ALBANY,N.Y.—Cerner &. Peart SCRANTON ~ %? tx 59th Street, at Columbus Circle 125th Street, corner 7th Ave. 18lst St., cor. St. Nicholas Ave. TO ECONOMY _ as BRONX OPEN EVENINGS BALTIMORE-%,,,cit ™ Bergen Ave., at 149th St. PHILADELPHIA~ {oro & — We Carry a Full Line of “Pictorial Review”’ Patterns 1921. 21 MEN Sales L. A. PRICE, Pres. Satisfaction Guaranteed er Money Promptly Refunded In All Wool Jersey—Beautifully S identical styles late at $16—much stress being laid on their extraordinary for misses and 34 to 42 bust for women; clever | Bo 14th Street—Between 5th and 6th Aves. | Tailored— Special To-Morrow at IMILAR quality 94 pictured at the left have been strongly value at this price. To-morrow we offer a choice of several shades, including Heather, Tan, Sport and street models; man tailored through- ff out, with smart mannish collars and narrow And Exce ¥ fared Good Value at That garments in the featured by uptown shops on several occasions of Brown and Mixtures, in sizes 16 to 20 years belts. Saturday Morning Special 4 Hours Only—9 tol P. M. Box Pleated Skirts Rich, beautiful plaids; four different color combinations; $2.95 tailored; navy and tan, black and white, Copen and tan, and brown and tan; 26 to 40 waist measure; regular and extra sizes A Really Sensational Sale of Superb Georgette Blouses Beaded and Embroidered Waists To-Morrow at Little More Than One-Half Former Selling Prices Short Formerly & Long Sold up Sleeves to $4.98 ea. e ‘This is one of these events that enthuse even the most hardened bargain bunters— scores of beautiful styles with exquisite and elaborate band-embroidered motifs in’ rich colorings on fine quality Georgette in the season's very newest shades, including the new suit tones all sizes us the sale starts. Two Extraordinary Values Featured at This S.turday Sale of Hats Women’s Smart Sailors High lustre bow aa | 9 By) and pineapple _ braid black, navy, white and » sport colors; many made to sell at $2.95 and $3.95. Ready to Wear Hais for Girls Ayes 6 to 16 yrs. Patent Milan braid $1. 00 in smart becoming styles, ribbon band. mers. Black, sand, brown, Worth upto $2.95 n and old rose ~ $10 Would Bea Fair Price for These Bove an Two Pant Suits $7.77 lisg Extraordinary Value for School or Dress Wear HE mother who purchases one of these Suits is going to come back T shortly for more, and even if they are marked at their real value f then, she will not hesitate to buy, for she will know they are f extra value at the price. New mixtures, inverted pleat, yoke beak styles. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ All Wool Blue Serge and Mixture Two Pant Suits These, too, are exceptional value and would sell for $15 just as readily. new lines. Just the thing for confirmation or graduation. Sizes 7 to 17 ye Smart i} “Corliss, Coon’ Ce ” Brand _ Collars -TForMen 6°50" ECONDS of this well Special Sale Spring Coats For Girls of 8 to 14 Years— Basket and Burella Cloth Handsome everal pict ured; all ° ly tailored sto 14 ye $ i c | known 25¢ brand ir eh ° 77, Lk all good fold styles —# a Every collar guaranteed to li $1.77 fit and wear perfectly. Sizes Confirmation 1314 to 17, including 14 sizes. Put up in lots of six. Sold only in lots of six. ° Shirts Men’s Standard Broken lots of our own shirts 1 29 Frocks for Girls A special purchase and sale of exquisite high quality White Voile Dresses, beautifully lace and embroidery trimmed set off by colored ribbon Brand Negligee sashes, Full tucked skirts, that originally sold is $2.00 hemmed at bottom. 79 \| 3° | and more—special at Store Hours : 9 A.M. to 5.30 P. M. Good value at $5.00