The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1921, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 19zx. nen the private ship owners wit!|MRS, BLACKWELL, PIONEER | ror developments. Work in the gar-| Blackwell of Cincinnati and they | ton 0. the standardization of American el i iy thelr employees on a SUFFRAGIST, IS 96 TO-DAY. |: is one of her rules for longevity. | SF Well Was seventy-eight ahe | oparative plans for the interchange of ea of friends plan to greet her to- | visited Europe. “She Ix the author of | information day nin books on ee phy and soctology.! at the di n Longevity Rale of| Mra, Blackwell waa born in Hontl- out th here. | Work in to have they would Mintater, Aathor and Prohibt- etta, N. Y., and hax been an arden »t| HOOVER SEES 7 TRADE BOOM. bs aR ae Lecnpl the tlon Advocate, . nd 2 of Wh hen de FY Mipia was brough ered some ti ago by Benson, | hibition, She was a ‘ as cs nea (ner see rreaamtatives of t turne i over to the Federal author nA rules and working eandition Plmsteweh “wit ReeeeatE ee hee rat wont |, B _ ; ties as tren iz apparently nck w wil rate her ninety te ; 4 ) cl “ th fewacy Avwat frightened to near the point. of col DeWine sa He Co ted With | th birthday to-day at the home of attended the con NG ayuliee, He rt #2 9 m LS aieeen ‘ 1 Ho was mumbling Incoherent eo” Peddlers, her daughter, Mre. T. Jonna, No, 321 nvention In award he Jon | = ife, t t (Continued From First Page) Riackwel) ia pastor emeritus of the J tor tacked, The stocks liter of hie \ ought In and the whole affalr was | two ‘ch pin Unitarian Churoh at) Elizabeth for | C8 ° It y now, and |{a the misning mante share. i Joseph Scall ys, who up| wall sight has: Geen Ureninedt ite hhories begin to show | Known of Idward w over. dute ha portunity. to nitted 4 Government f ved and her hear fi Re van a tool sno knoe is impaired, hut she follows closely 9 arian: Weokes (LPR AL Mon Bo Bont Tt is said that when the New York warran police went to Scranton to work on) asked why his client the case of Tito Ligi, arrested thore| Where he w Mayer spent most of the d rd the Panhandle State getting | the man ers with er affidavits from the crew and] tea laecking an estimate ¢ ctw damaye | | on suspicion, and wh wen iB | the arrival of Charles § ad done to the vexse | a ; } of the invest ft P| oT. oD. Gatewood, the Slipping | the Department of Justice, ra} priaoners. Hoar Director of the Division ¢ i ment of J | oe his aes 4 in, PRISONER HANDCUFFED TO U. pair, sald that he gents whi hase worked on the | e the prisoner and left without ie 5 tro due to ach com. |] case since were said to have evi = F S. DEPUTY. a : which might she ped agninat de - them know he was In town. The prisoner was handeuffed to| petent keeping. toh i yh Srapcadeude otal WHERE THE TWO AUTHORITIES od States Marshall Ls [ship's engine room. te lu dragt hav CLASH IN CASE i Caplin OF idea of sabotage Tot the Poi P The importance of the co-operatio alt ‘The Secretary of the striking Ocean Strewt, sh the exp | of city and Federal authorities will and were driven to Jersey| Marine Engineers, C. B. Davie antkhe be better understood when it is con [anid that as soon as he henr aidered that while the Frdcial Gov ne was taken away friends! hry aboard the Panhandle PLEA FOR A JUDICIAL ere on a ur a enment has a ca ugain t com M. J > > Haba iat ade ne HEARN ESTATE ACCOUNTING. eee Jan alt j mee restion ot perty by | seer Ww eat isn, Theis i" aM rar Fs wen, ile Apptteatton—sime , 5 \ : ~ e, he he sed the yelping ey Nye in| in, Y Uhowe: for, whom he worked i rae Paid Daughters From You'll Both Be Glad You Came ! hag , + he Wl phere in alse a chance that he may Mabe 48 . LIC wanted by t © of New York for] have been working at t yA with motor cars for two Merchant's $7,000,000, ff i the murder of nearly twoscore per-]!n whieh case the time sheets wan not daken for Application judicial settlement ‘ P fons and the injuring of five times! * as there and Just what Panha nught fire | of the org A. Hearn, who that numbe:. i het op tie Prine: tne |aied tn Ieaving $7,085 The result of the reported Wentifl- rare old, has on ae pibahdhe cation made yesterday was the send- Baglien A avant vad been towed | income of $30,000 w year for Ing for the witnesses of the Federal ot having: th horn | down the Tay and beached between jand distributed t B remainder of his] Government by Assistant District At- | . however, she | Bedloe and Ellis Islands ee dau torney Dineen and an examination of | 4 “Pnglish flames were discovered less f 2 ell if she could tell about | than twenty-four hours att re'y ' what they had done and the checking r husband waa at the tine of%300 strikebrenkers had taken the ' up of this, with what they had told | bd he Xplosion she said neither of piace of members of tre union crew. | the police and the District Attorney | hém had ever had heard of it before She was to have sailed next Tuesday bs ’ Infinite! blished when examined at the time of tha/his arrest. She uccounted for this) Tt was definitely entabiiste tine to ape R crime. Some of these stories must | DY ing they took no newspaper ‘ Mer oh [tn her father's will’ by which. he eat 12th printed in English and no one over tank aside eleven bul @iffer materially if the persons have | had mentioned it to h room, ff down | Wont 18th. Stee son trust made poaltive identification, as at the| Ae the thine, Paewever: they lved/ the ‘ mee wie bid the insorie trons thentiauelag Her ieee | time of the explosion many of the|in Bayonne, She was not certain a the rebaleery if hie i time. | salient features ny ry to Identiti | Just w teh PoP ot ee ANS and aunereteucty | > Lada aibitabaaldit § for the ship yard on Shooter's Tale One result of the tire Hiram Davis was among the wit- prixone wife whe © of orders to. the nesses crlied. He is a chauffeur for) tioned 10 th pany Nase oi es h _ Winslow Merce of No. 57 Wall et. | tle the phi al ‘am | He was asked many questions about |} ! benjamin bereamenie| CCR edge 0 Peremeerrmrmmeny | is Che original ff he had said anything to the Pis- | lis first paps owe | to End Ship Strike, trict Attorney or his employer or to] TheY, ie sic WASHINGTON, May 20.—Secretary tote Rey, istor: the police about seeing a man ran| “8? 89°" SS of Labor Davis to-day planned y | away. | Klderly Man Run Dewn by Auto. before Admiral Benson of th He said “No” and was asked why | Samuel Stillert seventy-two, 17 | ping Board proposals to sctt he did not tell them and is reported | Bast Geventh st rook waslatrike of marine engineers and sea- to have sald that he had talked with |Knockad down, and posdbly y jmen, Day nined the proposals | his w fe. [yer aR bata nat rike committee ata Miss Ruth Breuning, employed in| and) Went A b Brook yn, i tte | pi Loren Susy eRtayi | @atean is yoalers foreign department of the Baquita : | Ces eee 6 15 a $600 Dining Roem Suite, $215 10 pi A i Wal € | 0 pieces American Walnut Wonderful Value That Will Give You a Lifetime of Service OU will find this the most profitable Saturday afternoon you have ever known, if you let nothing interfere with your visit. Such an opportunity as this would be impossible were it not for the unusual circumstances which brought it about. As you know, we purchased one-half the entire stock of the JOHN D. RAAB CO., } of Grand Rapids, on the occasion of their retirement from business. One shipment of Special Note— | three carloads, comprising 90 Dining Room Suites of the design illustrated above, was Wholesal I i delayed and, for this reason, the JOHN D, RAAB CO. permitted us to MAKE OUR ” be silewea a ie i OWN PRICE on the lot. That's why you can save $385 on this 10-piece Queen Anne chase at these adver- H suite in.American Walnut—a suite which is equal in finish and workmanship to the high- tised retail prices. i est-priced suite in the store. The drawer interiors are all finished in ma- Nor can more than i hogany. The chairs have seats of genuine leather, your choice of blue or Bs l 5 brown. The regular price is $600. EXTRA SPECIAL e ‘i two hats be sold to a customer, since these extraordinary low prices are introduc- ; ey geeings (or the i Other JOHN D. RAA B one day of the sale only! ee 1s : Dining Room Suites The The Romance 10-pce. Queen Anne Suite, Walnut. Reg. Price $625. Sale Price $270 ‘Two Great ial C EY OC eYr ereaturing Kni kerb be ! 10-pce. Queen Anne Suite, Walnut. Reg. Price $925, SalePrice 437 : Exclusively Fashion Headquarters ~International Milliner'y Service Ste forthe : — er ‘i its ed 10-pce. Hepplewhite Suite, Mahog. Reg. Price $1075. Sale Price 523 c very woman will be intensely fo Seart Panis 1466 Broadway.at 42nd St. ~new.vonn~ vane Wpceremad ip the sty: of how Bed R Suit at the Knickerbocker have their ec oom Suites Ml birth. It is a to f ch ! : 7 One Day Consolation Sale | cj:e««~= 5ce Louis XV, Mahog.o7 Walt. Rep Price 60. Sale Price #880 f ‘The Knickerbocker isthe Fashion 4-pce. Queen Anne, Mahog. or Wal. Reg. Price 8650. SalePrice 350 SATURDAY ONLY brine aimed s-pce. Hepplewhite, Walnut. Reg, Price $750, SalePrice 395 for the benefit of those whom we could not serve in New York, who have the envia- ble reputation of exhibiting smart hats many weeks before others. How do they do it? “The Searchers" ate a group of men and women who travel the tremendous rush of the Grand Opening Week “ OFFERING OVER 1000 Living Room Suites incognito throughout Europe and 2-pce. Velours or Tapestry. Reg. Price $650. Sale Price $295 ecAD VANCE s§ UMMER MODELS Oinetrte sane) ante for. hae 3-pce. Velours and Tapestry. Reg, Price $775. SalePrce 390 digi! | Ses She Mery Sem poses vpn ! 3-pce. Velours and Tapestry. Reg. Price $1000. Sale Price 550 450 New at the Unbelievably Low 90 Summer Price of Paradise fats Hats $ 7 50 gen s| () ag, * ae 2, Elaborate Taffeta Dress Hats Alligator Every Every ‘Smart Moire pana N Street Hats A in all Style Color New Tailored Positive Values jr. These valuescannot —- Models ba | 6° colors be duplicated source of the hat, finally discover- ing its creator, There is the absorbing story of the titled French heiress —a brilliant girl of brilliant antece- dents whose greatest joy is the creation of hats—wonderful hats ~ aristocratic perb! One of “The Searchers" found her and after much persuasion won her consent to give Americans the masterpieces of her creation. Copies of her hats are to be seen at The Knickerbocker at remark- ably low prices, The Knickerbocker therefore, really can lay claim to being Fashion Headquarters. And noe the least reason foritstremendous success is that style is not charged for-~Prices are never higher and often much lower than what other stores ask for hats not neare ly so NEW, Furniture purchased now may be held for future delivery. We prepay all freight charges within a radius of 500 miles, Free delivery, by motor truck, in the Metropolitan District. The WRIGHT-FOX CO..Inc. 37th Street, near Fifth Avenue i ae New York City » great Sale has been “Worth $200 to $30) Last Day! ‘ *, A c t —