The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1921, Page 5

Negro Held as Hold-up Man, David Harris, a negro llving at No. 320 Mott Avenue, The Brénx, was ar- raigned to-day in the Washington Heights Court charged with assault and |robbery upon Louls Whitefleld, a real estate broker of No. 201 West 144th Street. Mr. Whitefleld was held up on a i] Stifman, taking the position that the] ¢M may enter the case, and each dolly child has no rights under the will of| means tm jncrease if Up fee of . s his grandfather. , the order avould make Mr. Stillman's lawyers have given| J iiman's brothers, Charles no intimation of their attitude on| © d Brnest G. Stillman; hie 4 s Mrs, Perey A. and Mrs. Will- Mr. Mack's amendment and are not, “/Sters, . liam G. Rockefeller and their children, MOVE SEEN AS CLUB exfected to until they appear before, “parties :o the issue” with Mr. Still- Justice Morschauser at White Plains| man. Friday. It is belleved they will con-| , Legal guardians would be appointnd or Godfrey J. Stillman and J. Still- tend that it Is not necessary to mul-| man Rockfeller, children of William tiply the number of parties to the|/G. Rockefelier; for Isabel and Avery, Issue, as the family will be bound| children of Percy A. Rockefeller. and ee ey by the court rullig of Guy, for Elizabeth and Chauncey Stillman, / SARUnY Be children of Charles Chauncey Still- Said to Count on His Relatives’ |, sovreme cence Jett be authorized man, Tn addition, guardians would be Aversion to Being Mad ce Whdey, the ghildren of Pekty A.|BUumOn, Jaen Aibmasder bid ° a ser Friday, the children of Percy A.| Stillman, James, and Ne poe! a a land Willlam G. Rockefeller and| Anne. Guy, whose parentage ts in ‘* Parties to Scandal... © |chartes Chauncey stillman are in-|@iahurc.,'# already equipped with a jected automatically into the case,| Guy's share of n $87,000,000 estate Prediction was made to-day that|'osether with their parents. depends upon his legal status. All Legal guardians for these children, |‘he descendants of James Stillman Mrs. Anne Urquhart Stiilman’s lat- j are bound together by the provisions as well as the banker's, will be ap-| of the will, and it is this that enables \ est adroit move, which may draw| pointed, making a, total of ten pald|Mrs. Stillman's counsel to drag them sw three generations of the family into) functionaries—as many as the law of-|{nto the divorce suit proper by ehal- nging them to join w 6 banker James A. Stillman's divorce sult,|fice where hearings are held can |(t"on attempt to disown Guy, % will prevent furt jouse comfortably. John BF, Mack, legal guardian for Heason until January, pos- when the banker was on the stan sibly later. Une c ooeea buco wine tales his counsel placed upon the record here are iany who belteve ner| overated © Bi t the fact that he brought the suit only ‘ , sesh eT fully three months. ‘This includes,|to prove Guy's illegitimacy, fagt'cs, which culminated with the| according to statements made to-day,,, Mt. Mack’s reasons for his action adtion of John F, Mack, guardian| tne pr a Ganadian commission | elude his fear that present witnesses for Baby Guy Stillman, in moving qesigned to take testimony of Bros |NGuce ke tee. etace be contented " lesigned to take testimony of Fred/terests in the estate be contested to imelude an the descendants of the| poauvais and other witnesses. ‘later; that the present decision, un- late James Stillman in the suit, may Psychologically, the move will bring | l¢88 the amendment is made, would bring about a settlement out of court.| ine “ooketellers and the Stillmans | 20t,be, binding upon the trustees and Mr. Mack's motion is to come up be-| oe is . ans | executors of the estate. fore Justice Morschauser at White | {20° ‘© {ace with @ scandal that has a 0 Pisin Fridpy. ute been extremely distasteful, even in Qne report is that the prospect of| ] 7 ta} 9 s 5 cs come as a shock to Mr. Stiliman's) status if the coming decision is in brothers and sisters and that re-/ his favor. out of court will be made, On the) ™4noeuvre will throw additional bur- | dens upon Mr. Stillman, *All the guar-| Oct. 3 while collecting rents at No. 115 other hand, there {s a rumor that ‘ at/dians will be paid. Counsel for the| West 143d Street, shot in the face, arm they are all ready to unite in an effort | trustees and executors of the estate|and foot, and robbed of $400. Harris {ts indirect effect. Ostensibly, the newed efforts toward a settlement) From the financial standpoint, the to establish the legal status of Guy of James Stillman, father of the bank-!qdentes the charge. OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & C An Extraordinary Sale—Thursday Offering a Special Purchase of Vomen’s Walking Skirts At Less Than Usual Wholesale Cost Fine Prunella Wool Velour Stripes and Checks Side-Pleated and Box-Pleated The finest tailored to order ‘Skirts could not be smarter than these, featured tomor- row at such an unparalleled low price that it barely covers the cost of material. Values to 19.75 7.90 Smartest Color Effects Brown-and-Tan Navy-and-Tan Blach-and-W hite OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & © 34th Street—New York Silk Underwear Specials—Thursday Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises Beautifully Lace trimmed Embroidered and Hemstitched Unrivalled Value at 1.85 Bullt-up shoulder and bodice-top styles with satin ribbon straps. A wide variety of dainty models. Wash Satin Camisoles Embroidered and lace-trimmed. Wash Satin Bloomers Tailored, elastic at waist and knee. Special Crepe de Chine Night Gowr's Lace=-trimmed and hemstitched. Special Wash Satin Petticoats Hemstitch’d and trign’d. Fleshand white Special 1.00 2.95 3.95 3.95 Special sum ames MeCreery & McCreery Quality Merchandise, as advertised, on sale commencing Thursday, October 20th. Bg ure | This amazing yet true story of a lost necklace recently came to our ears. - An American woman while traveling in Chjna a year or s0 ago purchased for the equivalent of two dollars, worn-look- ing necklace of green beads which attracted her because of the oddness of its clasp. When she returned to America lead- ing jewelers offered her first five thousand and finally twenty thousand dollars in exchange, for it. reason for its great value was atlvanced: The following amazing ‘The necklace, which proved to be of genuine jade, was the original necklace presented by Napoleon to Josephine on their vridal day. The odd clasp bore the initials of both in diamond chips, It had been sought for scores of years. Jade has ever been associated with romance and never fails to impart an alluring Oriental air to the woman who wears it. excellent imitations. 7 | New Fall Colors in | Chiffon-Finish | Broadcloths Really good quality Broadcloth with chif- fon-finish and brilliant satin face, sponged and shrunk ready for use. There is a splen- did range of Fall colors and Black. Special, yard, 2.65 a (Second Floor) : On our main floor are rare specimens as well as i | Gray Blankets and Motor Robes 600 pairs Gray Blankets, with Pink or Blue Borders, durable, warm and woolly, they are the idea) blankets for boys’ boarding schools and wherever utility and serviceability are prime requisites in a blanket. Double bed size.......+ «Special, 6.75 800 Plush Motor Robes, in plain and fancy colors, regulation size. These are absolutcly essential to comfortable motoring, for they were fashioned to keep out the most chilling wind, Special, 8.75 7 (Second Floor) i! | Continuing Our | Clearance of China In many instances our Clearance Sale of || fine China affords an opportunity to secure ‘| 100-piece Dinner Services of the very best quality china at figures less than the price of porcelain, For instance, until our Clearance Sale was inaugurated an open stock pattern of Limoges China with a beautiful Saxon Flower design and gold burnished handles sold for 61.50 lt is now marked 39.50 NoC. 0, D's. No Returns. (Sizth Floor) Decorative Lamps Reduced for Clearance ‘These lamp values afford exceptional op portunities for economizing. Extremely graceful in form, decorative, and fashioned of good materials, our clearance prices pre- | sent splendid values. Wrought Tron Adjust able Reading Lamps equipped with an attraé tive 12-inch parchment shade in assorted color effects, Special, complete, 9.75 Floor Lamps finished in Mahogany, Gold and Black or Black and Gold, with a 24-inch shade in your choice of color, formerly 85.00, 22.50 Table Lamps of solid Mahogany, with an un nsually attractive shade in your choice of color. (Third Floor) \ formerly 20.00, 15.90 | (Above lamps com- | plete with 40 watt |! \| S _ bulbs.) | NoC.0,D'e. No Returns, || | (Sixth Floor) Ht | 5 . | Hair Switches | F | and Transformations that beautify your coiffure \\ || ‘They are made of a fine quality, naturally _ || wavy hair. Switches and Transformations in |) | plain Shades, 495 || | Switches and Transformations in Gray _ || Shades. 5.95 | } } \ } | | Imported Parisian Blouses Heavily Beaded Special, 14:75 Gorgeous Costume Blouses, literally showere«| Some are Persian in design and coloring, others feature Bisque, China Blue, Navy, Rust, Gray, Coral, Jade, with tiny metal, steel or jet beads. two colors or are of one solid tone. Black and Brown. To say they are extraordinary value at 14.75 Never, to our knowledge, have Blouses of such rare beauty been offered Not all sizes in each model, but every size is represented. is putting it mildly. at anywhere near this price. Excellent for Christmas gifts. (Fourth Floor) Semi-Annual Sale—Boxed Hosiery McCreery Quality Hose at Great Reductions ‘ But twice a year is McCreery Quality Hosiery offered at prices so much below regular, In view of the unusual values offered we are obliged to specify that no less than three pairs be purchased and that the sizes in any one box be the same. Women’s Thread Silk Hose Box of 3 pairs; 6.75 Superior Quality, Lisle or Silk Tops. Black only. regularly 8.85 Women’s Thread Silk Hose Box of 3 pairs, 5.85 Lisle Tops and Soles. Black only. regularly 7.50 (Hosiery Department—Main Floor’ Men’s Lisle Half Hose Box of 6 pairs, 1.65 Fine Lisle Hose, in Navy Blue, Cor- dovan or Black. regularly 8.00 Men’s Silk-Half Hose Box of 3 pairs, 2.65 Full fashioned, with reinforced Lisle Soles. Cordovan or Black. regularly 3.75 (Men's Furnishing Department—Main Floor) “‘Master-Made”’ Suites Two Special Values A saving of practically 200.00. is offered in each of these ‘“Master-Made” Suites; built to our spe ations. They are the acme of quality. Ten-piece Queen Anne model Dining Room Suite in Mahogany or Walnut Finish, consisting of Buffet, China Cabinet, Enclosed Service Table, Ex- tension Table, five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. formerly 495.00, 259.50 Four-piece Lonis XVI. model Cham ber Suite, finished in two-tone Walnut. 50-inch Dresser, Chifforobe, large Van- ity Case and bow-end Bed. formerly 750.00, 595.00 (Seventh Floor) Fine Domestic Rugs Royal Axminster Rugs 44.50 Size 0x12 ft. This is a superior Ax- minster Rug with wonderfully beautiful colors and designs. Seamless Velvet Rugs 39.75 » 9x12 It. Though priced so low these seamless Velvet Rugs are of a splendid quality which will prove dur- able service. and «certain to) give maximum New Inlaid Linoleums Special, Sq. Yd., 1.29 Attractive patterns, for the kitchen, pantry, ete. Fighth Floor Five-Piece ““Nu-Lid”’ Combination Cooker * Heavy Gauge Aluminum 2.95 formerly 5.00 This Heavy Gauge Polished Aluminum Cooker can be used in nine different com- binations as illustrated, It has a patent cover with three vegetable strainers held by a latch, which may be released by thumb of hand that holds the handle of pot. The Different Combinations A. Combination E, Cooker B, Pudding Pan C. Double Boiler D, Stew Pan or Steamer Preserving Saucepan PF, Colander G. Double Roaste- H, Tubed Cake Pan I, Steam Cooker or Deep Fry Basket (Sizth Floor)