The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 5

TELLER SACOTS HNGELF DEAD IN BROADWAY BAN Public National Man’s Ac- counts Said to Be in Order by Officials, J. William Brehm, receiving teller of the Public National Bank of New York, No. 1123 Broadway, shot him- self in the right temple this morning in the basement of the bank. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital where he died an hour later. Up to three months ago, when he married, Brehm, who was thirty-six years old, lived with his father, George H. Brehm, at No. 68 Bur- echani Avenue, East Orange, Then he moved to Montclair. Mrs. Brehm was informed of the death of her husband by bank offi- cials and started at once for New York. At the home where she board- ed with her husband no reason could be assigned for Brehm's act. home this morning in good spirits At the boardingfi house it wns also stated he suffered severe headaches at times. Brehm had been with the bank for three and a half years. Previously he was employed by the International Bank at No. 17 Battery Place. Ed- ward Rothschild, President of the Public National Bank, said that Brehm’s accounts were straight N. J Fe eft Champ Woman Spender Coming | “To Teach Us’’ Mrs. Smith Wilkenson, Who Made Paris Gasp, Promises New York a New Sensation. NOTTINGHAM, Fngland, July 26. —Mrs. Edward Henry ‘Smith-Wilken- son announced to-day her intention of educating the United States. “When I get there,” she said, “to the land of the almighty dollar, I'll show them what dollars were made for.” With that warning New Yorkers should not be surprised to see a neat yacht steam up New York Bay some time soon, throwing off a rich golden aura. kenson and her: $3,400,000 worth of jewels, $128,000 worth of gowns, $64,000 worth of hats, $60,000 sable coat. Also, her husband, who may be ex- ercising his acknowledged talent in embroidering a Dorothy bag. Mrs. Smith-Wilkenson has had other husbands, With their help and a number of coast resorts under her control, she accumulated a neat for- tune, which has been enhanced by judicious war-time investments When ebe entered the Claridge din- ing room Paris stood upon the chairs, stared and pointed dumbly at the Diissful, chubby, horn-spectacled lit- tle woman of forty-six glittering with diamonds, a yellow feather in her hair and wearing a yellow frock and yel- West Thirty-Fourth Street BROOKLYN These Fulton Street nr. Hoyt AU Bedell Stores) Specials at] NEWARK Broad St. & W. Park Newest Crepe Frocks Forecasting The Vogue For Autumn Troubles Will Disappear. Nulife develops slender figures and instantly re duces all stqut figures. Do away with old-fashioned lacing. JUST DRAW THE BELT OF A POF HASUN I OM ‘s Try a Nulife Price $3.50 $5.00, $6.00 apd up. Altman’ RHODE'S, 18 Mail Orders Filled. Booklets Fi YOUR FIGURE REFLECTS @>, YOUR HEALTH Correct Your Figure and Your NULIFE CORSET SHOP Opposite Specially Priced New afternoon gowns expressin, the latest faces aa sande dor Fall! Exhibiting novel ‘silhouettes, colors and embellishments of distinct and ingratiating origin- ality. Georgette Crepe & Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines & Crepe Meteors. Black, White, Navy & Comb. Decidedly interesting is the lengthened skirt which some- times is capriciously une ven, scalloped or pointed. Sleeves and bodices also are radical in their tendencies. 4 s, SELF-LACING CORSET Get the immediate results of the wonderful spinal support you at- tain when your corset belt is drawn. Nulife Corset supports your ab- domen, by which process the gases are exhaled and your troubles dis- appear. low busts, long hips, or medium and high models. WE CAN FIT ANYBODY No Special Orders Necessary 18 East 34th St. Vaketh East 34th Strect It will be merely Mrs. Smith-Wu- nef THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1921. \ low stockings with black bands. Then she returned to her home town here, prepared to go to New York and take everything with her. “I'm a self-made woman and I cen afford to do it.” she said in telling her invasion plans, “[ had the finest rooms in Paris. 1 took dancing lessons, and when | danced in the hotel even the women clapped me.” Mrs. and Mr. Smith-Wilkenson brought here a few simple things for dlsplay, “This room contains 176 dresses,” she sald. ‘fhis is my sable. coat. This ts my chinchilla—insured for $32,000." Sequin trimmed gowns, gowns of silk that formerly belongéd to the as part of the treat that is to be New York's. ee aa TO SELL FLEET STREET OBRURCH pn SOISay Liprtiel. Bh ebination approved ion by the New “cork Annual Tost Conter- (ed Cn Methodist Npiscopal Churth oF Empress of China, all were displayed | H. IS HELD-AS ASSAILANT OF MAN SHOT IN WOODS. Police Think the Twe Qu Over Bootiess: , Dominick Scoppeliara, twenty-eight years old, who says he !s an importer of olive oll at No. 168 Mulberry Street, was held without ball in Staten Island Cotirt to-day, charged with felontous afsauit on “Arthut Martinez. The lat- ter:is.tn the hosp! The two went to Staten Isiang ore day afternoon. ‘They were in tne woods together and a shot was fired. Mar- tinez was found shot. The other was arrested on the ferryboat in a machine in which they had gone to the isiand. ie had a revolve: with one chamber empty, also $5,500 in cash. Martinez fad $600. Martinez Mentified Scoppal- lara as the manwho had shot him. The police believe a bootleggers’ quarrel caused the shooting. relied Four te Die ter Tennessee Murder. ‘CLINTON, , Tenn, July 26.—Tom Christmas, Ctarlie Petre, Otto Stevens and John H. McClure, who have been on trial here several days for the alleged lirder of George A. Lewis,on. May 70, wore: fownd culty of Atst degree ur: or td. were sentenced te ea Crepe de Chine Negligees in Slip-on Models Charming empire effects, shirred and Silk Fruit garniture. Pink, turquoise, Copen, rose and orchid hemstitched. Very Special Step-in models waist. Sale Price Lingerie Sale Price tailored styles. Sale Price Sale Price OPPENHEIM. CLUNS & CG 34th Street—New York Extraordinary Sales Wednesday 1500 Japanese Crepe Kimonos Hand embroidered Crepe, in pretty floral Designs. Rose, Pink, Light Blue and Lavender. Silk Breakfast Coats Changeable Satins and Taffetas in all desired shades, with pockets and rosebud trimming. Sale Price , 7.50 Crepe de Chine Drawers Flesh color; lace trimmings. 1.85 Lace-trimmed and tailored styles, with rib- bon or built-up shoulders. 1.35 Lingerie Nightgowns Dainty models, in hemstitched and 1.35 Washable Satin Camisoles Bodice-top styles, trimmed with lace, em- broidery and Georgette. Flesh and White. 1.00 (As [Qustrated) Copenhagen, 1.85 6.90 with elastic at Chemises Flesh and White. Flesh and White. f Purchases Will Appear on Bill: ‘Rendered September 1st 5th Avenue james MeCreery & Co. onal McCreery Quality Merchandise, as Advertised, on Sale Begin’ ning Wednesday, July 27th, 4 Telephone Fitz Roy 3400. re i oR Bg wens It wasn't so long ago when the woman who loved flowers and grow- ing things, would put on a broad- brimmed straw hat and her oldest clothes whenever she went into the garden and dabbled in the warm, moist ‘soil. Now anything ao unbecoming is quite taboo. Fashion has seen the need for a new gardening frock and chooses one of Cretonne with a sw ing, broad-brimmed hat to match. It is so quaintly picturesque it rivals Nature herself in color and beauty, yet it costs but 2.00. Six yards of Cretonne and a hat frame are all that you need to complete it. Artificial Pearl Necklaces 3.75 formerly 6.75 Nature’s own jewel is per- fectly duplicated in these shim- mering, iridescent strands of in- destructible, graduated beads. Each pearl was especially se- lected because its shading was an exact reproduction of the most coveted of jewels — the Oriental pearl. 6.75 was the former selling price of these necklaces in our stock. A great price concession due to our purchase of one thou- sand strings enables us to offer them to you at 3.75. The strands are 24 inches long, fitted with 10-kt. gold spring ring. (Main Flour) Sleeveless Sport Blouses of Wool Jersey The slip-on model has just made its advent in a blouse of Wool Jersey, and finished with pockets and a white kid belt it is the height of smartness. Jade, Navy, Red, and Brown are the colors, formerly 5.00 2.95 (Fourth Flour) Handkerchiefs of Finest Linen Reduced in Price Women’s Sheer Linen Hand- kerchiefs. doa., 3.00 u formerly 4.50 r Women's Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs. doz., 1.50 formerly 2.50 Men's Linen Handkerchiefs... . formerly 9.00, doz., 6.00 Men’s Linen Initial Handker- chiefs. doz., 6.00 | #4 formerly 10.00 ehista with aarded adge. formerly 3.00, doz., 1.50 (Main Floor) Black Sashes End in Novelty Fringe Since Paris has decreed an era of Black, the Ribbon Depart- ment hastens to display some striking sashes of Black Moire or Satin Taffeta, 234 yards | long, cach finished with novelty i fringe ends. \ Special, 4.50 } (Main Floor) Men’s Cambric Handker- | Rich and Fashionable F urs in the August Sale Lowest Prices of the Year we" The new Furs for the Fall and Winter of 1921 are here dis- played in all their soft luxuriousness, the wraps and coats showing the latest styles developed in the most fashionable pelts. Genuine Alaska Seal Coat (U. S. Govt. Dye), 36 inches long. (as illustrated.) September price, 545.00 August Sale Price,475.00 Hudson Seal Coat, 36 inches long, self trimmed. September price, 325.00A ug ust Sale Price, 245.00 Persian Iamb Coat, 36 inches long, self trimmed. September price, 425.00 A ugust Sale Price, 345.00 Mole Skin Wrap, 47 inches long, self collor and cuffs. September price, 465.00 August SalePrice, 365.00 ‘Hudson Sea] Coat, 45 inches long, self col- lar and cuffs. Selected skins. September price, 385.00 August Sale Price, 325.00 Skunk Scarfs, Animal or Cape Stone Marten Scarfs, lustrous design. September price, 67.50 pelts. | September price, 87.50 August Sale Price, 55.00 August Sale Price, 27.50 For a reasonable deposit, we will store your selection until Novem- ber Ist, and will deliver same on payment of the balance. Pur- chases will appear on bills rendered September Ist, **McCreery Quality”’ Specially Priced Represented in this group are models for all figures and for all corset needs—athletics, afternoon or evening wear. Made of beauti- ful materials, exquisitely finished, ““McCreery Quality” Corsets have gained a reputation for both comfort and perfection of line. 4.50 to 15.75 Corsets Special for Wednesday “McCreery Quality” model of pink Broche, long of hip, with regularly 5.00, elastic top and Walohn boning throughout. (Third. Floor) 3.45 Bathing Suits of Unasual Attractiveness Slip-on models are as much the vogue for the beach as they are for the promenade, and a Black Poplin Suit, belted and attractively trimmed in contrasting color, is sure to be the smartest in the water. There is also a plain black suit, with panel back and front, and belted sides, Special, 6.95 and 7,50 Even though one’s suit may be of black there is no lessening of the gayety of the accessories —-capes, hats, shoes and caps—all are here in gorgeous array at the most modest prices, (Fourth Floor) Mid-Summer Clearance Sale of Millinery 2.00 350 5.00 For immediate disposal we have marked our Sports Hats of Felt, Corded Taffetas, banded Leghorns, and other styles, at greatly reduced prices, This event offers an opportunity to secure the hat that is usually necessary to round out the season, In the Blue Salon Here alsc have the hats been reduced, the assortment in- cluding beautiful models for all occasions, of Taffeta, em- broidered or flower trimmed, Black Maline, also many sports models in white. 5.00 (Third Floor