The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 21

ee . ™ pepimaneenls — ee r THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. aT j JUDGE J. M. MAYER | graduated from the College of the| ‘There was no relative or friend to Board of the Amalgamated Clothing POCAHONTAS AGAIN CRIPPLED. onus Clty of New York and Columbia Law| aia the war veteran when he was ar-, Workers, fs so eeriousiy {I] at his home, abit Sept. 23. Tray elles eke FOR CIRCUIT COURT | shoe! ana took an active part tn Re- | ened in the Mount Vernon Court NY. 177 Fountain Avenue, Hroollyn, |ing here from the United States by way ee bliega politt From 1895 to 1896 f Special Sessions, but the Judge in j Dhystel 8 unable to operate on him. of Gibraltar report that the American — 's Yap! Yap! Yap! Nomination Sent to Senale by} eb Bo vestigated his story, and upon the re-| Strvstelane Jo kere ee a, ‘etter being’ 1eid i: moh 2 The uA Ae Aad Harding With Long List | WA KK Gr, port of Detectives Sprenger and’ tion two years ago, but unton affairs | for repairs, has again had her machinery (Between Fifth Ave. & Breadway, Opposite Waldorf Hotel) cite, United States and Japan are of Others, |WAR VETERAN STOLE | scharpino that Fowler's story was were #0 pressing Mr. Shiplacoft refuced |@omawed. | The Pocahontas could nos ee Se ee | FOR HIS SICK BABY | tts. he decided to give bim another | to atop hie activities. After the end of |was forced to te up at Cibraltar, whery Unlucky Dog | WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.—Pres! chance. Why his mother was not Riwae Genk pe UN diag has Rta were transferred to other! ‘The Home i dent Harding sent to the Sena’ r ate, 6s " re * Abram J. Quinby, frlend of Horace | nomination ef fudge Julius A |Young Mah’s Pitiful Story Wins] Present, Fowler said she had ae of Greeiey, acquitted himeelf in West- New York to the Circuit Gov VadvaeSummprhy ane Wes [one anything to do with him be- 40 Famous Shester County by proving to t 2a. District, which Includes New / USS SSS INPAULY: Ok 3 cause of his mariage to « girl who B he that the dog he was charged City. Sfos: Wel on Probation. did not meet her approval. Three wit C tlon . " Sake, Sesunnte Ora coun, Willebrandt of Caittorni ‘and ot John (Svedal to The Evening World.) weeks ago, Fowler confessed to ne Which it hed been tled to catoh © |W. HL Crim of New Jeriey to be As- | MOUNT VERNON, N. ¥,, Sept. 22.| sective Sprenger, he began etealing, s ; > Nae "i " : ind work an He's Also Been Mugged Senate by the President. joptatn work, of a sick baby without buy medicine, His wife and sick baby President Harding has been Fikaers ‘There was some speculation here| Medicine and family troubles, brought| were iiving ina little room at No. 1285 Brinted, but only to pleaso delogates east hey a ew Cott al about the release on probation to-| Park Avenue, Manhattan. Then, for = € appointment will have upon | to the Convention of International | tho SPROON la Tters which have Ween day of Lionel Fowler, twenty-one|the sake of his sick baby, he stole Association for Identification, which | pending before Judge Mayer for a/ years old, who fought with the Rain-|fve bicycles and was arrested when wants everybody to have his finger- |considerable length of time In the| bow Division in France, when he was|ho tried to eteal a sixth. He then Prints taken and kept at the Post Office. A Peek at Peekskill. sae ea oe eeeet cout mic [arraigned before City Judge George|made a full confession, He sald he n by President Taft in February, |C. Appell on the charge of stealing | had never been in trouble before, Fae ad efits Kien five bicycles. ————__—_— in the Prior to his appointment to the| j.age appell 4 over hi Werld. ‘The old Sunday blue laws have been | jederal Court bench Judge Mayer udge Appell turned over his case! ajgermam Shiplacef? Seriously 111. orld. * . Pevived in Peekskill, where four | had attained geen ba prom-!to a New York probation officer, to| gocialist Alderman A. L Shipiacoff, Open Daily Till 6 P. M. storekeepera were warned that if |inence. Born tn this city in 1865, he whom Fowler will report monthly.’ General Manager of the New York Joint they again sold on Sunday thelr gooda would be confiscated and turned over to the poor, as provided in the ancient statute, Saturdays Till 9 P. M. “SENIOR” “JUNIOR” | Why is this mammoth 2d floor shop i Chance for a Bean Shooter. When two armed men tried to hold up & grill in Boston, the proprietor showered them with hot roast pork and 40 disconcerted them they were & THE BIG STORE vou goge wm 114052 SIEGEL-COOPER BUILDING seta ae re ‘A SHOPPING PLACE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE a oy iis aoa Operated by the ROSS STORES, Inc. . and when the women finally agreed they admitted they had to hurry (d Viera eevupce Sixth Avenue, at 19th Street A Quad-Wrangle. Double divorce has been granted in | Something New— “You can’t see any difference Men’s Hats busily selling clothes in greater volume Orange oo ee | All Wool Tricotine Wool Jersey OnePiece at $ than any other in New York today? gucaeabiek tevice atl : ; B it i ting the demand Mre. Wint husband and Mrs. D BUS UI Uda 9 e AU ‘ w ic sea m oe F all Dr nel resses 5 for lower prices better than any reachers Wante ie most Extraordinary Value in Made in one piece of all wool wor- “The sostase ot faery eae, Bias HEA RUn eae RE wivw booea. ® other! Read the following remarkable ort on fe tn Pittaburgh to the bide yl EW) Dresses of all wool Tricotine ionable colors. Long sleeves, offer: preral ot the Allatce of A in 12 different models. Simple Scotty collars. Cuffs, No More—No Less frocks or embroidery. Silk and gold tinsel or braid trimmed. Your choice at Lowest Camit 9 98 Price in New York. collars and pocket trimmed with white i kid. Belted with self material. Sizes 16 to The Surprise Stores are going to specialize in Men’s hats at #: —and we will carry only this one line at one price. We are going to make a specialty of Hats at two-thirty-five, and we are going to give the best hats in the world at that price—better values and bigger assortments t! find in other stores at a similar price. See What WeGive forTwo-Thirty-Five} Only a lense fia? Fire. | Sale of Fall Suits—Top Coats) ¢ firemen promptly Fall Merchandise Small Boys’ Corduroy Suits Olives Twit Model. Bluc ee Regular $4.00 valtie. 83 Bargains in New Early Fall Millinery Brery bar copied Velvet “Feather tr n of Mauna wed deeper an t.an had been ’ und washed up a ett Boys’ School Pants a Bande; AllcLeather Smentbande tue ‘ i Locrtoas Sant d FO) ne stat masratliie Sati: ining (without extra charge)—Latest nid ta at were hith- oP Women 's Pumps and Oxfords 1.98 Tah, TTS Gime we 15. mew 20 1,00 Shape ry First Two Styles to One of Other Stores. And Heavy-Weight Overcoats me ey ES Women’s Comfort Shoes. nee = Bek 's Ribbed Union Suits An Iron-bound Guarantee with Every Hat. SS SHIP NEWS INFORMATION |, ceo ncnes sce tor ren vis mia Q,2Q sani” Bot, “a et Paw Al ew, Meruwe 200 1.69 All Stores Open Saturday Till 10 P. M. Rubter Heels. Suee 4 to 8 Ueguiar $2.00 Due To-Day. cm Women’s & Misses’ Fall Suits eee Men's Shirt metho 59c For Men and Young Men : mite new Ral mde on al fue wanted thd ay g qygy Som Fer yar anh So, Mama is t * sara Men’s and Boys’ C: Se ae Neted earie _Group Silk D Diresses 6. mae vats uh Oa anata are ee om , 89¢ hye sees M N. en’s Negligee Shirts peceerts Blouses Peeper evita pinta oo Mie it Hatt 139 Mesa Ba 1.00 TH AVENUE Bet. 15th & 16th Sts. RD AVENUE N. W. Corner 83d St. pe bf Worth 4.09, Aiiance M Pa a Madras Pajamas 1.69 1.98 an ¢ Men’s Work Pants Wares: 8 Silk Stockings rrvag. "Sealy wore ESS. epectel Per be w20™ seuue ince and Corgoray,, Wig, died to. All exe GO Men’s tao Shirts _, Women’ 's Cotton Lisle Stockings Sete ae? Ree : 59c ats mak ail ti! Mate 19e 360 Men's Reinconta i 3 PAINS FOR S00, ps 3 fuera | Balted model, all 4.98 Ve omens ietegy Ribhe ‘ Vests 29c Men’s Mercerized Socks All Goods Marked ler 490 quality, Speclal, only : tate in Plain Figures Were a Be ct Eee ass ma $6. 98 Woollen Plaid Blankets 84th Street “L” Station at Our Door, fo Yatra, Pin 8 i} SLIP COVERS AND UPHOLSTERY, LOS 4.95 ere Suan surat Cares bale Cae Bact, And Guaranteed the Your H uw B ‘. Fee 39c Turkish Bath Towels Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply Also to Long Island, New Jersey § iQ | Beautify Your Home /omen’s B a ae _ 8 2.98 Bis’ seat, « 25¢ and Connecticut. E ual of An Offered | | | AT LITTLE EXPENSE pe ute Ai ene cst 2. 25,000 Yards Drapery Cretonne MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES gq y ; | jj Saving at Least 50 Eiderdown Flannel Kimonos and Tabearig 44 Jno vide, Fan oir Mantas ot DOE i. Reupholstered rune ones. Wo god wing, cote Pert, 1,00 "Ain Silk Black Peau de Scie in New York Today at | Ht 9s Women’s Middy Blouses {4 inches wide, to a. rard quality. Quantiy imiad DOe ; a ; Lineae, Saior (liar, | Tuzsdo, Back, ‘Tiound Necks «QQ ™ BREST AN Fass AS tera ; variety of color 0 48, Regular $3.40 . Phonograph Record Albums ane Girls’ Serge Dresses, Yoittnog fate ta Thaer. Worth 1.00 rach, 55c $ $ woo) misture erect, falor “Collar, Waite Bra - “15 O81 BY sete. rated skit sioe'f w It" naeder 3.98 12:Inch Victor, Columbia 35 and 40 1 Boys’ All Wool School Suits tng cing, ning, Lacan varias of miecions at vey ive AQ O cnartran aed nied ne acetal tlre 10-Inch Columbia Records [wrmtor caste: Orla afaa with Semes aE 4. QB mans wg gue wine toacn dni din eee. Vom 3 Te HON ESANT $907 Yast. only and {perumental, at, each, only. ‘ Ic An admirably chi fe, constating of ‘ ‘ , A Aer ; thousand all-wool te, purchased from | jamertean uals Queen Anne Period American Walnut Dining Room Suite gts lencin Rectan Nae vee eee at Block to Hearn c f Buf hina Closet, Serv iG Sparta Ts re and" G-foot Extension Tablet WFiecess we ihe 924850 makers at such a marked saving that we are able te trated; at place all of them on eale at one price—$26.50. SQSTESS sr) 1,000 Dozen Men’s Imported ee Linen Collars | Bought from one of the leading importers of foreign collars—4-Ply Linen Face—all fashion- able models. Made after leading American styles. (Itustrations only ‘O, a few of the many | models.) Sizes 14 to 17——!4 and 1 sizes included. | Selling in the leading haberdashere for 35¢ to 50c Cr Or 5 00 leach. Every collar guaranteed perfect. We are Each 12 For offering them at the ridiculously low price of This is a sample of the extraordinary bargains we are offering the men of New York. It will pay you to get acquainted with BIG STORE Bargains. | We do not mind telling you that we have the exact if duplicates of these garments in stock from other makers, purchased carlier in the season, and even at our low 2nd floor prices they cannot be sold for less than $35 and $40. This is a special lot which we are able to sell at $26.50 because we bought them at a @reatly reduced price. They are of the richest pattern and best all-wool material, finely made, the last word in style and complete in the range of alses. 15 West 34th St. Entire Second Floor, (Between Sth Ave. & Broadway) Gans alee Motes Open Deby TWoP, M Setursay TU 0 FM, Save Decoved Teeth. Tighten Loore leeth, /reat Diseased Gums PLATA BY AIRED WHTLT. YO! 2b. se, ot 159 E. 34mm St TAD Lexington Ave., cor. 59h St iesie —s 3- ceeeg Tapestry Upholstered Suite three piece: s illustrated, at Tiggste’s Tima Storer 120TH ST. AND Math ST 1CEB WILL BE OPEN ON DAYS UNTIL | PM. AND TUESDAYS AND THURS UNTIL 7 PM VAM. to P.M. Daily om fam j. se feof mtv \™ Hundreds of Other Items Not Advertised—Store Open 9:15 A. M. to 6:15 P. M. 6th Ave.—Siegel-Cooper Bldg.—At 19th St. yt bd ed et ty Cd <