The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1921, Page 4

eee te amet tobe few Ceyaviot SAYS BANK HEAD PLANNED TO VANISH | Daughter's Fiance Declares Missing Official Mapped Out Tour in Advance. CHICAGO, July 25.—A statement , that the disappearance of Warren C PAvenue Trust Company, Spurgin, President of the Michigan which was | ¢losed by bank examiners last week, was planned in advance and came simultaneously with the disappear- ance of Spurgin’s wife and daughter, Vivian, was made to-day by Hen t Newmark, chief investigator for the {Sate Attorney's office. Mr. Newmark’s statement came af- ter an interview with Herman Byrer, university siudent and fiance of Miss Spurgin. According to Mr, New- mark's statement, Byler said: Spurgin confessed to the embezzlement of isums of moncy to Mrs, Spurgin some fdays before the flight and also con- essed to an affair with another twoinan. Byler said, Mr. Newmurk stated, "that he helped Mrs. Spurgin and Miss {Spurgin arrange their household goods tor a long absence and drove Wwith them in the Spurgin automobile fhe Gary, Ind., last Monday. Spurgin vhad left previously, he asserted, By- ler received several jetters from Miss (Spurgin, he told Newmark, including yone fron Detroit, where the automo- bile later was found In her last letter to Byler, Mr. New- mark said, Miss Spurgin spoke of the nearness of the Canadian line, and added, “You know what that means.” ——_—> CONNECTICUT EDITOR ELOPES WITH ACTRESS World War Veteran Weds Member of Stock Company. * GREENWICH, Conn, July fharies Alexander Sperry, a well known Connecticut editor, eloped with Miss Ima Getterstrand, an actress, on Thursday, At has Just become known, and na were Rev. Willam R. ahe Summerfleid : Me ot » ONE-PIECE SUITS BARRED. L : the City Censor Comtumes of Beach Nympha, ; ATLANTIC CITY, July 25.—Attantic ity's Board of Beach Censors, headed by Mayor Bader, bas announced thar jene-plece bathing suits would be per- mane tly barred from the beaches here, f Chief of Police Mille: hax just re: turned from an inspection trip of the Pacific Coast bathing beaches. He pre- ented his report to-day, together with hotorraphs Members’ scanned both an’ then promulgated their edict Ly Wie tT UTA A UH We Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World | WORTH ‘es THIRTY FOURTN STREET RADICALLY REDUCED TOMORROW: SMART SILK FROCKS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES CANTON CREPE GEORGETTE CREPE THE NEWEST AND SMARTEST OF MIDSUMMER FROCKS, SUITED TO EVERY INDIVIDUAL TASTE AND FOR caALI REQUIREMENTS OF AN INFORMAL OR SEMI FORMAL CHARACTER UNPRECEDENTED VALUES AT i ! Lo) ema |FOR ONE DEMOCRAT i acannon. Present Plan Calls for !ughes, Underwood, Lodge, Root and Sutherland. egation to the disarmament conference will consist of five members. It t seven members and to have Gen. Per feem to bave prevailed, and the pres. | men at the council table. FIVE BRUISED WHEN BUS .| SIDESWIPES WIRE FENCS. tan from Coney Island, sey, No, 258 46th Stre the bus grazed the fon ‘The injured were J. ue; Anna Lefer, No, uel Hermann, No. 71 Caldwell A nnie Mansfield, South’ First Street, Brooklyn. TAFFETA SILK J Twenty Five Douuars IN ARMAMENT TALK) WASHINGTON, July 25.—The del- |probable that the make-up wiil con- ist of Secretary Hughes, Elihu Root, | x-Senator George Sutherland of Utah jand Senators Lodge and Underwood. the lutter will be the only Democrat Originally it was purposed to have shing representing the army and Ad- mira! Wilson representing the navy on the deiegation, but the arguments oy the curtailing of the delegation ent intention is to bave no military Meeldent te When Vehtote| custody. The Sheriff will probably M ena d Y M ’ ‘Tarne te Aveld Aute te Brookiya, |notity the Governor that he holds a ens an oung ens Five persons were brulaed and] Warrant for his arrest, and there the ° ° seratched early to-day when a aight-| Matter will drop. Fancy Mixture Suits. secing bus driven by Saul Krest of No. at] FP, 36) First Street sideswiped a wire e of the ire State Dalry Compa: Fourt ue and Sixth Street, Brook. lyn ‘The bus Was en route to Manhat At Sixth Street Krest turned sharply to avold running into a machine driven by Edward Smed- Brooklyn, and liverman, No, all of Manhattan; Seek! _ TSARADA" T= A. Every deep cool glass reflects the perfect purity of aretaees own neverage' BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE . CREPE DE CHINE ROSHANARA CREPE IN MODELS _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 25, ‘WON’ T USE FORCE TO ARREST SMALL 1921. Best & Co. Fifth Avenue, at 35th Street—N. Y. Sheriff Sure There'll Be No Armed j Clash Between Him and In- | dicted Governor's Troops. { SPRINGFIELD, Il, July 25.—Gov Len Small to-day apparently won a victory in his fight to force post-|! ponement of his arrest and trial on charges of juggling $10,000,000 in State money | Sheriff Henry Mester of Sangamon County, on whose shoulders fall the duty of serving the warrants, sald he would not use force to arrest the Governor, who is guarded by State militia The Sheriff said he would make an} honest effort to serve the warrants, If so instructed by the court “IT may cause the Governor some | worry,” the Sheriff said.. “I will try to use diplomacy and tact, but T will {not use force.” Judge BE. S. Smith is expected to hand down his decision to-morrow, holding Small subject to arrest and order the Sheriff to take him into e| HH) IN THE MEN’S: SHOP—FIFTH FLOOR 29.00 or 39.00 That’s all you need to pay for a suit if you buy it in the July Clearance of Reports were current that a bat- talion of State troops under Col. A. Lorenzen would be ordered to Springfield to protect the Governor to-day, If this is done, it Is expected to be a demonstration to show the length to which Small and his friends are willing to go. Included are—T weeds, Worsteds, Herringbones, Pencil Stripes, Shepherd Plaids and Cambridge Flannels IN LONG, SHORT, STOUT AND REGULAR SIZES The 29,00 Suits were 35.00 to 40.00 The 39,00 Suits were 45.00 to 60.00 Toy Manofactur Norwalk. SOUTH NORWALK, Conn,, July 26 John Henry Knapp, long a banker hi nd also a toy manufacturer in York City, died to-day, aged nin five. in Sonth ————————_—_— Semi-Annual Sale MANHATTAN SHIRTS Shirts Originally NOW 3.00 2.15 3st 2.85 4.00 3.15 3.85 6.00 Shirts Originally 4.50 | 5.00 f 3.85 5.50 7.00 | 5.65 6.85 Maat 7.50 f 8.50) 10.00 | ~ THE MALLory Hat Co. MANUFAGTURERS OF ‘Mallory Hats Cramenelled SALESROOM 234 FIFTH AVE.COR.W.27TH ST. NEW YORK DANBURY, CONN. A Prosperity Talk From Danbury The following Statement to The World from the President of one of the largest manufacturing enterprises in New England is of interest to all business men. By C. A. MALLORY, President of the Mallory Hat Company. 1921 will reward fighters.” sistently for ten years, and are planning to, do ona much +r scale in the metropoli tan dailies during the coming season. That some cities and their industries are already proving the truth of this slogan is noticeable. Prominent among them Danbury, Conn., the centre of Men’s Fur Felt Hat Manufacturing. is “Tlatting is good” means well for all the allied industries, retailers, ete., in Danbury. Many new building contracts have been awarded— principal among them being the new Danbury Hospital $300,000 addition, | the $90,000 St. James Parish Ilouse, the| Ridgewood Country Club house, and nu- merous dwellings. To-day Danbury is most active, and its daily production and payrolls equal any of this city’s business history. In our particular case, we attribute a good share of our quick “come-back” to honest publicity of our product—-AD- VERTISING— which we have done con- Pessimism and all the other isms are not | popular in the City of Hats to-day. ESTABLISHED 1823 IKE the first caravan of ‘prai the wes: i cross the Candy e: tionery business was in its infancy. rare combination—-QUALITY and ECONOMY. This team has traveled aarti for more than fifty years, scattering sweet- ire Actual comparisons with the of- ea show LOFT CANDIES priced fully 40°; The tremendous and continuous crowds at our stores testify most eloquently to LOFT VALUES and Sweets visit more than sixteen the trail ness over th world, ferings of ‘othe to 50°%, lower. LOFT QUALITY. LOFT million homes annually. Special for Monday, July 25th Chocolate Covered Cocoanut Royals: Our reg. Ste goods. Chocolate and Vanilla Marsh- mallow Fudge: 59c value. Special for Tue Vanilla, Peppermint and Wintergreen Chewing Kisses: Those famous Summertime de- lights. “oun 2 4 c value. | Special Mixed | Candy POUND BOX | 39c POUND BOX mallow. 59c goods. POUND BOX Our reg. - We Also Offer Butter Peanut | Brittle | POUND BOX 19¢c Yorn city Cor. ‘462 St. & 82 Ave. “Piece Queen Anne Period Bedroom Suite American Walnut or Mahogany. Wiustrated, at Four P A Complete tin Home Sewing Mi ] ENGLANDER pOunre DA-BED, finished in Mahogan. BI Complete with mattress and spring; ae illus trated, at Teeth? $36" 75 Ali Gov SEWING MACHINES ON cRED! ‘Open Only Mon. Evs. During July cea a Do your teeth look sound, yet ache when subjected to heat or cold or un usual friction? A tiny abscess at the root ot a tooth may be the trouble. OUR X-RAY DIAGNOSIS a feature of WATERBURY service reveals these hidden spots and often simple operation effects a complet cure | All Languages Spoken. Lady Attendan‘s WATERBURY UENTAL COMPANY Incorporated Established 1897 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn Hours: 6 106 Sunpays: cLoseo type copy and rel day) Moruing Wo re THE MALLORY HAT COMPANY 1S | A REGULAR, WORLD ADVERTISER ;2 —-— wi ‘der eles co August Golur and Cortina eign. Lang Records on Our Easy Pry ment Plan Ap plies Everywhe Within 150 Miles of New York We Furnish Homes on Weekly ayments and August Apartments Complet aperient) to tone and Teaee- maaan Quality—Price hooners”’ that crossed LOFT CANDY blazed , when the confec- FLOFT introduced that sday, July 26th | Chocolate Covered Nutted Moguls: The Centres, English Walnuts buried in Maple flavored Marsh- Apartment Se Statio! [SATURDAY BILIOUSNESS—SICK HEADACHE, call for an NR Tablet, ta vegetable the organs of digestion and el-mi- ‘oves Appetite, Relieves zoe ~ i 5 rs = 49c > ol — 54c he Furnished mn $50 to at Ge OPEN EVENINGS .00 h 75.00 j 100.00 ‘ 150.00 t 200.00 300.00 strengthen