The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921. ' client's chance of life. We find that Women's Repubitcan organization, McDermit was gullty of groms dere-, Will be an ex-officio member. FOURTEENTH STREET Gablubed 1827 ‘WEST OF FIPTHAVE included in the twenty-one members| Henry W. Taft, Sarah Butler, daugh-|C. Potter, Robert S. Conklin, Bliza- of the committee, virtually all dis-|ter of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler,| beth Pierce, William ©. Hecht Jr. trict leaders of the party, named by|President of Coltmbia University; An-| Ruth Pratt, Congressman Thomas J. Mr. Koenig. The committee !s com-/tonio Dalessandio, Mrs, Myrta Han-| Ryan, Robert P. Levis. Dr. Wilbur e t We! The committee is named to confer eet iuk of Gone ‘greaser if mere With any other organizations seeking Gntaith{uiness in maney mattera jus. (he defeat of the Tammany ticket at| posed of Charles D. Hilles, Col.| ford, Charles E. Heydt, Mra. William |4J. Murphy, Joseph Levenson and Of | tified his disbarment in 1899, mach the fall election. Seven women are| Michael) Friedsam, Laura Skinner,! Wilson, Ernest Ellert, Mrs. William! den L. Mills. more must lack of fidelity in a matter of life and death justify his disbar- ~s = ao. ~ ———oor7 — = —_— — ment in 1921." ——_——— Laas CHAR: PLANS FOR FALL CAMPAIGN. Koenig Name ence Commit. | | For Other | Cimbel News tee to Ww. Tammany. See Page 18. 320 STREET - BROADWAY -33n0 STREET NEW YORK CITY | es Two Day Event Special Purchase Sale Women’s | Coats and Wraps | 27.75 Were $39.74 and $45.74 Featuring striking price reductions in new styles most in demand for Summer wear. 9:00 A. M. | A conference committee of the Re- | to 6:90 P.M Pihésey Court bart hast Lawyer| publican organization for New York Who Left Condemned County to devise mean: feat of Mayor Hylan Man to Fate. y ticket next fall, night by Samue a Committee Chairman. ; TRENTON, June 8—Declaring that . Koenig will act as Chairman of ) the new committee an se ‘olen Frank M. McDermit, a widely known | Viiicy "Boswell, head of the County | " Newark lawyer, had abandoned a cll- - Pent in the shadow of the death chair : . Sion tent the. Bopreme Cort The Size You Want The Style You Want for the second time disbarred Mc- KEDS, the Store Hours: | | | | Dermit from the practice of law. | Tn 1899 McDermit was disbarred for | jf taking money from a client which should have been usod in prosecution of a case. He was subsequently re- inutated. McDermit was admitted to the bar, thirty-nine years ago and has been a picturesque character in Democratic | State politics, having been a candi-| jf Discounts of 10% to 50% obtain on everything Illustrated A. Black satin HE discounts of 10% KEDS, the to 50% which the date for United States Senator and . - New Idea in Shoe for , . Moving sale brings are ‘ wrap, lined ; <p aa einai tor Harold V, Liw:| one reason for purchasing Emmy Lou Pump Summer Summer Playtime Barefoot ' Pp. ss WOK, alias George H. Brendon, of now at Ovington’s, but a Buckle : Strap Footwear Occasions Sandal with con- Teason even more potent 1s the innate worth of the wares themselves. Union County, convicted of killing Miss Edith Janney and Arthur Kup- per in an automobile on Aug. 21,| | 1918. He took an appeal to the Court | [fi of Errors on his client's behalf. He OVINGTON'S White Duck with white White or Brown Duck. rubber sole; golden glow White with gray navy sole, duck with red rubber sole. brown with red navy sole. Sizes for children: Two Whole KEDS Aisles For Children: trasting silk —one of a group of was charged with failure to prose- The Gift Shop of Sth Ave.” 5 to 1014 . , Sizes 5 to 1014 head cute the appeal and contended his 314 Fifth Ave, nr. 32d St. $2 00 —in the Women’s Shoe Shop: Second Floor $2 25 andsome j) client was without funds. d ° —in the Men’s Shoe Shop: Fourth’ Floor le styles at this The Prosecutor of Union County| ‘ Mi 11 to 2; to $2.50 Misses 1110 9; to $2.50 Moved for a dismissa) of the appeal price. ’ from the death sentence and the court ordered an investigation of McDer- it's conduct in the case, The slay- '8 appeal is still pending. ) The court, In its order disbarring } McDermit for abandoning his client “in the very shadow of the electric chair,” said the abandonment was not less culpable because he subse- Tllustrated B. og ‘ a Season 4 allént at is like auce master touch Women’s Extra Ue a soldier deserting in the face of the of a good cook—it adds Titueated (C. ize Cloth Dol- nemy. Derelicti h f dttarheys a2) counsellors ie fot un- a snap and relish to ||! Ww BV di , Misses’ R common, bat fortunaely ine most lll the simplest foods. men’s Veranda = Boys’ Roamer Men’s Regent issee’ Regent loyal enough to his client, and even MADE IN U. S. A. Pump Bal » Oxford Oxford the ordinary sense of self-interest ‘ * 5 A . urges a lawyer to do the best he can At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores Fine White Duck. White , ite 14 r White Duck with white ’ Women’s mans, lined straight line throughout coat of fine * with peau de } Be 5 White 4 ¥ Fine Duck. White to save his client's life. E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. F Rubber’ Soles and Spring ite or Brown Duck, White rubber sole. One of the ' : : | futaite tor ‘iicesy mbove. tilt Heels. Red Rubber Sole. rubber sole and heel, . favorite KEDS models. cloth material. cygne, straight- { Extra Sizes in this lot. line coats at _ se, $2.75 Pe $3.00 eu $5.25 iro: $4.00 FOR OTHER GIMBEL, NEWS SEE PAGE R Others $1.50 to $5.50 Men’s Roamer Bals $3.50 Others $1.75 to $5.25 Others $1.50 to $4.50 | GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY- 3300 STREET NEW YORK CITY this price also. Sizes 4214 to 501%. Women’s Tenderfoot Oxfords Also High Shoes Comfortable, good looking shoes, made on special Jasts to fit all feet, and especially the “hard to fit.” Many styles in this famous make, which can only be pur- / | chased here, which include sizes and widths not found ' elsewhere. Foot comfort in Summer is one of the joys of living, and Tenderfoot Shoes give that comfort. Style 55—Soft Black | Style 812—Soft Black DODGE BROTHERS Sensational Sale Continues! announce a Kidskin Oxfords Kidskin Seamless Lace | Kid tips—round toe— \ CONTINENTAL Me Le ah | 7-85 | ara, a, comp | sense toes—low flat! SCREENS and substantial reduction in Jace SNR 695] ith rubber top litte | it it \- f, cher patterns, "C.D, EI 8.45 | Women’s Arch Support SCREEN DOORS Screen 1 7 and EE widthe—all si Lace Sh aades Hf q Aria tha aaa ce Shoes A Ate the price of their cars, Fe | i cate cc 0 2 a eee C Canvas Oxfords soft, lignt weight black kid— Broad toes—low heels | medium round toes and heels or Sine rabeerrion die broad toes, low flat heels—long ila ae % Size 8x37 ec ’ . /C, D, E and EE widths— 6.45 inside counters—steel shanks—ex- | & e : 37 V un I y g | l sizes up to 9,. . vance hese act which aga ) ire ae. 9c effective June ig hth. Soft Black Kid Oxfords | thing fet ‘hapyr™many doctor For stout women—ex- recommend Tenderfoot 3. Showing the town what quantity buying can do ee wide mines round SeDnk and RE widthes to the yee of screens and screen doors—right toe EEE widthe=| 8.95 Nhcspgleonooomer 12.95 in the heart of the season. Continental make— sizes 4t09.........0005 j Sizes 844 to 10. . 13.45 the make known to be the best. All sizes re- duced and four great specials! SCREEN DOORS: SCREEN DOORS: Fumed Oak Fumed Oak Finish; Gal $ Finish; Gale $ 38 8x ee 8 Foot yoni Foot Introductory Offer from June 8 to 18 ae “Wear-Ever” aii Aluminum Fry Pans Linas Si NEW YORK , Entire eear Stock Reduced! | 1847 Broadway , TRADE MAR tisere 1.80 WINDOW SCREENS 15x83inches,62c 24x37 inches, 92 . BROOKLYN ; NEWARK ae 18x24 inches, 67e 28x41 in. $1.15 tS 81-80 Bishop, McCormick & Bishop Bonnell Motor Car Co. : 18x33inches,68c 28x33 in., $1.05 30x49 im., $1.47 1221 Bedford Ave. 562 Broad St. 24x33 inches, 83c 30x37 in., $1.15 30x60 in., $1.60 Screen Doors Reduced : All ‘Sizes : Black Wire : $3.25 to $5.00 NONE SENT C. O. D. Please Bring Correct Measurements Gimbels New Kind of Housefurnishing Store—Fifth Floor This special price is to demonstrate to you the ecopomy =| and satisfaction gf Wear-Ever cooking utensils. Don't fail to take advantage of the opportunity. See Pages 4 and 23 for other Hearn advertising.