The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921. THE EVENING WORLD, ind cities along the Hud- ss "ley pai Vete: SEO a TA Gal . . te ” BAKER’S CONTRACTS | WILL ADD MILLIONS | HE’D HAVE ALL COULDN'T GO HOME, |TO FLY WITH WIFE og DECLARED VOID TO BUILDING COST) AMERICANS GO KILLED HERSELF| FROM COAST TON, Y. fe Millions Involved in Harness Deal, | | Congressman Fish Shows Effect or Hospi Worker in Despair Be-| Morris Expects to Do the Trans- ions Involved ess De ' HARD 10 STgP \|P Now Called a Conspiracy | Proposed Lumber Schedule Dr. Finley Plans Drive to In- causue ta he uld Wed continental Trip in Ten ie) by Daugherty. a if Bill. | crease Walking in This Mout her, Days. WasiiNnan ‘ino 16-—iPreautont |“ OO 4 won Country. Elsa Schneewelss, thirty-one years) san FRANCISCO, June 15—Wil- Har : -| WASHINGTON, June 15.—Repre Dr, John H. Finley, former old, lived with two girl friends, at NO.) 1. Morris, a San Francisco aviator, " i 3 sag . mie "4 id ba yr john . Finley, 01 * , Sy a ico aviator, se Hamilton Fish of New York 505 West 1224 Street, and was em- the 4 Hamitton Fish of New York cite commissioner of Bausation, [00 Wen Und Streeks Amd whe em | plana to-day to hop aft ia an airplane Exceptional Values nent tariff bill aa a contribu. Chairman of the League of Walk- | Gontral Park West. About three weeks | from Redwood City, south of here, tor ‘ he e high cost of building | ers, has returned from Europe, Jago she received a letter from er-| New York. He will be acco: 64 tte g New Prohitition Cor Commissioner (i), ani “Phin mean an increase of ap-| filed with a desire to open am | many, th contents of which she did nou] New Yorks He will be accompanies will be offered to-morrow (Thursday) in Will Act When Volstead anne proximately to active campaign to popularize | confide to her friends, but they at times by Mrs. Morris and a mechanic and t $5,000 house," he said edestrianism. found her in tears. This morning she| hopes to reach New York in about Bill’s Fate Is Known. an annaa ae in wor, Finley said yesterday that | asked to phone the hospital tat she} ten days and to meet James Otis, Women’s tions of at least $200, " " re ‘Aqui | #8 not going there to-day. ; : ie te HN frrorenvacfescthe: Kner Oe tee A caeee Veward aba Wane ‘When the friend returned Bisa was{President of the San Franciseo Aero KSbecial from) a Stat Correspondent |, in New York that would result from an dred miles, In Ireland, down In | mixing a drink in the kitehen, She] Ciub on the latter's arrival there from W. U d f The Evening World.) w ad valorem duty of 25 per cent. on fin the Galway section, ‘he covered | said with a mile: “I am taking my Vanegneiis oven Sum mer n erw ear w AINGTON June 15.—The fight ished lumber fr ‘unada, would be! sixty miles in two days, and also | medicine, It is pleasant.” r Soe diongem DROHIDITA NRRORIINR EAT ho. te gees with, did some hiking in Finland, Rus» |""She drank the contents of the giaas,| Morris will follow the route of the | —— . 2 will t ned in Co n 3 | SUE Sayan, @ would) 4. 2Nd mented, the fact that this OO Na ate Ber hen seanived dead, || transcontinental alr mail, Last month | in fashionable styles and materials “ 2 ‘ v make f struction, de-|| aountey 18 60 far behind murope he letter she had received was one| Morris and Otis left San Fi | week, “Drys will put ; s we may have! jn ite appreciation of walking. He | “prising [of tie coming marringe of her! iy an airplane for Caracas, | se <s th strs aid that in going down from | brother who had been in a pri AMP! but engl ‘ouble forced the y i their pow benofit ty New York! Hanover to Berlin one Sunday he | for five years during the war. Her folks | Dut plas) Heel and 4 them to| very specially priced ” néwed efforts Pee at weve * did not encounter a singl begged her to come to ding, but @andon the trip r they reached @ special rule Fit SOUR RE PUR AY ie eum ctee she couldn't, havin Arizona, mobile, Eve of the House i tary Prohibition fegislation. At ae Soin will be launched in mittee by manuf who are opposed t er, Furthermore. most of the © in the Hudson River district are ieted almost entirely of finished STATE § Silk Jersey Vests, with bodice top; pink HAGGIN ESTATE $21,883,390 Holdings Consixted Mostly ot |" only . . * . ‘ ‘ . $1.95 rie te hmm we a] Reale ah a SUMMER-TIME SHOES Sik dorsay Siete, sea ae ust Lumbermen’s Asso- Nis Tenovt to pale ante FOR THE KIDDIES Mercerized Cotton Combination Suits, —; ——— with regulation or bodice top; white or pink, | WHAT! NO STRAPHANGERS? MILLER KINS a . ; ; ; . j . $1.35 (Sale on the Second Floor) blicans must not forget druggists features of | an Campbell, of Hh consult with at i influen: on lumber time that it Mate from Mr. Volst m Commiasion Says Hoboken Line Haw Twice ax Many Seats an Needed, TRENTON, N J. June 15.—The tute Public Utility Commission to-day | declined to authorize an increase in the and my pa The nd daughw Never, never has New York had a children’s shop like the Millerkins. Never before could little girls sit in a swinging chair The Department for and gaze at funny nursery pic- tures while being fitted with Folder and Catalogue shoes or slippers. Merchandise To complete the occasion, there are scores of sturdy, comfortable, is specially featuring healthy foot-traini les de- signed by I. Miller Agee Summer Apparel and Vacation Requisites : and pleasing manner, and priced | at very moderate prices I. MILLER very, very reasonably—more rea- Of timely interest are sonably than you might expect. ys operating on Wash. | tween 14th rminal, Hoboken, The the distance covered is nd Ae the o fitness y fl ‘a pU Sees each sputed evidence sub- commission, Obtaining a Some of the the us eat ne- contend the and safety demands.” ee what wr tans to awnt te 6 | Fooling You 'LAVOR, su- gar and gly- cerine have no tooth-cleansing ee power. Calox— HUBBY SAYS SHE HIT HIM Seoke to Me strike The Oxygen But Wife sues for Alimony on ‘Tooth Powder ikounn irreatment, | LONDON, June 15 ted Press), —is 100% cleans- ‘ 1 Morton) 2 en, the Mins ing agent, the slurs : } Ntalives most effective } ever discovered Root aun: for cleaning aE Trenoants to teeth. Theees economyin buy- GANUREMAnER Cea ANTE eronahty ingthelargesize. Canal Street at Bowery at 4.30 A, M, McKESSON & ROBBINS, Inc, e Makers of Analax: SHOPS FOR WOMEN Women’s and Misses’ Knitted Sports Capes, ~ Sth Aventis at 40th Street : of light-weight wool . . . at $10.50 1554 Broadway I. MILLER 15 West 42nd Street The i Women’s and Misses’ Blouses, in attractive MATL ERE Te , models, variously priced . $1.95 to 9.75 SHOPS Bib Aventis at 46ch Gereat 4 Women’s Bathing Dresses, of black surf 15 West 42nd Street ‘ ‘ satin, with combination f . at $5.75 Women’s One-piece Bathing Suits, of black .< wool jersey. mf » . at $7.90 ; | Women’s Mousquetaire Chamois-lisle Gloves, ? | [2ebutton length, in white, pongee or cha- | scolor . A 4 5 per pair $1.25 | aunt So ita LO LOR Furs . Gator GiuNs & .C 34th Street—New York Jomen’s All-silk Hose, im black or white, XTH FLOOR) Madison Avettue- Fifth Avenue | 34% aid 35th Streets New York Thursday a Sale MADIS SIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street MMMM NOTICE HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A 40, 80 OR 160 ACRE INDIAN LAND EQUITY PATENT ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT RESIDENCE OR IMPROVEMENTS NOT REQUIRED, These lands are located in Southeastern Oklahoma, in America’s greatest oil belt, with all OIL and GAS RIGHTS \ to go with land. Lands are also located near market towns and rail- roads, in a well populated section, and are highly valuable for the rais- ing of all kinds of live stock, poultry, fruits and vegetables. For particulars call at the OKLAHOMA EXHIBITION CAR, sent out by the Indian Land Service Association, Car located on raile road tracks at WEST 130TH STREET (Fort Lee Ferry). OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M, DAILY IE ee Of Extraordinary Importance Mink Coats and Wraps Our economical purchases of Nat- ural Mink Skins and early anticipa- tion in making them into approved 1921 and 1922 models enable us to offer these luxurious Garments An End-of-the-Season Clearance of Youths’ Long-trouser Suits Unquestionably Much Below The Coming Winter’s Prices will begin to-morrow (Thursday) in the Department on the Sixth Floor Offered in Four Groups 975.00 1650.00 1500.00 Value 2500.00 Value 1095.00 1975.00 1750.00 Value 3000.00 Value The Entire Remaining Stock of these Suits (all of which are carefully tailored from suitings of good quality) will be offered at drastic e wool reductions from former p be re=priced at $19.50 at this low figure representing very unusual value The greater mumber will Fur Storage Absolute Protection at moderate cost. Repair- ing at special rates during the Summer, dames McCreery & Co, delepiiones figs -toy 3400 Entire Stock Fur Neckwear At Greatly Reduced Prices Sizes 15 to 206; equivalent to 3i to 36 inches chest me NnUOAORINOREOANGODOUODAUOUVAUVANNINNNONIDABVEN eee me nee