The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 30

ee A ais ieee ON ent tentee e e gen prere ppo SPINE Ss BAB Bo ___THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER =, 1921. THREE GIRL STENOGRAPHERS —“S¥N2x,71087,FR | FIGHT IN CONEY SUBWAY RUSH ~:~ fort will bo made to estabiieh | gating the attempt against Ambassa-| Ambassador Horvick has sued »| ‘TO HOLD A JOINT DEBATE. ie law, as it] financial independence fo rthese in-|qor Herrick hi arte: at, ay Acting District Attorney Banti a , one Bente to - {dor Herrick have arrested a chemist, | statement sh press saying| Acting y Banton an’ and Hunter ee rhewe” a definit y upon the | raymond Robin, n whose possession | that since ti on nis life o1|John Kk. Clark, rival candidates to euc- ns | they found ten grenades loaded with | Oct. 19 he he many tele-|cced District Attorhey Swann, will hold mm a , cheddite. These are sald to be ident!. | grams, cable, ns of 8-)u Joint debate next Sunday night in the- '\ ARREST CHEMIST, SUSPECT “at with tne one recelved through th: |cictios and 1 nstitutional Synagogue, No. 37 West | mat! the A ican Embassy, ad. | i ssible te street! fach win Bb # sf IN HERRICK BOMBING CASE, |Growsea to the Ambassador. Robin | the mean. tit beat AINUTAA STS He aebaian tora . oe; # all knowledge of tho Herrica | through P Giminutee tor reels SEs ten minutes for rebuttal. As lte 6 ard. Mayor Hylan | minea mp ceived 80 1 Increasen. City Lurching Car Precipitates One Into Lap of Another—Battle Rages Until Parted by Police. PARIS, Oct, 28 | OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & © PULAU Sano. —onvunns Ne Y all_his influence, » force the Mayor Beach sul + Coney Jeland pul, tion, B: A o'clock la Ney @oreaming a 1. - At the Sheepshead Bay 1’ tion, a block distant, the wh heard by Detectives M _~— BROOKLYN mer and Wiilot Musistrute Walgh” eee _vwaued by vuntice Martin of-tie CCN, Vand iumer A delet Dengue pope ming s | OPPENHEIM CLLINS & Cc i Decided Quality of Fabric, Fashion and Tailoring Hig Yo. open the FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN | Characterize To-morrow’s Incomparable Offering of Extraordinary Shoe Offer To-Morrow | Smart Winter Coats for Women and Misses ault and she we. In the Adams yo discharged by | ley ¥ an permenant a aioe nO: motor- man still mak ; Fashionable Pumps and Oxfords These Coats Are Exceptionally Splen- | did Garments—Tailored to the Exact- Loomis, twenty-on | ‘ 1s Matviga, amin. t New Choice Models for Women and Misses ing Standards Set by Our House. ' Boonie Extraordinarily Priced at Tithe ‘policg were told that the| Remarkable Values tgoudie Patter tee, trains lett —— 28 00 the_ Pre _ Station meat) , . : APES PRISON. Smartly fashioned Coats for Fall and Winter . wear, unusually well tailored in Velour and Silvertone in a variety of attractive new models and shown in the latest shades. 8.50 Pumps—Black or Brown Kid- skin and Tan Calfskin. nee on Ham-_ flton, Who Confessed Fraud. Winner of the Croix de Guerre, Dis- tinguished Service Medal and a special citation by Gen. Pershing for extras | var, in| Sessions yesterday as neds for sentence for ob= by fraudulent means, Oxfords—Brown or Black Kid- skin and Tan Calfskin; with welted soles and walking heels. ining mot had pleaded guilty. | “It is a shame to see a man Ike you (standing here like a cheap crook when ju ought to be holding your head ich with pride among your fellow men,” said Judge Talley, “Pioking Kets would have been « braver act than the method you used. You would least have stood a chanoe of getting Higher Cost Coats Specially Priced Luxurious Coats of Normandie with collars of Opossum or Wolf; also ; embroidered, plain = tailored models. 48.00 Wreps and Coats in Normandie and Cut Bolivia; former plain tailored, lat- 78 0 0 ter Beaver, Squirrel or Wolf trimmed. ; Coats of Panvelaine with collars and cuffs of Wolf; s1a4sh pocket effect; | 08.00 shown in the very newest shades. § 2 punched in the nose. In view of your Tecord, however, J am going to suspend Sentence and place you on your honor @s « soldier.” —— To-Morrow---To Close Out 500 Pairs Modish Pumps. An exceptional offer comprising a broken size collection of Pumps in | 4 00 various combinations and colorings ) G ‘ SUES THE CITY FOR 625,000, i i { | \ | Alleging that the chances of marriage t | i } } | | | , | OF vusiness success of his fourteen- year-old daughter, Rose Smalfus, were ruined when sho was hurt by a oty- owned automobile, Oct, 29, 1920, at 224 Street and Becond Avenwe, ‘Florian Smalfus sued the city in her behalf for 000 very jay. ‘The result of the ac- is a defermity of the Special for To-morrow Misses’ and Juniors’ Polo Sport Coats Sizes 14, 16, 18 Years. Also suitable for Small Women to 36 Bust. These coats will appeal to fastidious Misses--unusually smart in their raglan sleeve effects enhanced by the new vogue | D5 00 side pockets and inverted pleats. Lined and interlined. § e Other Coats from 20.00 to 225.00 FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS Quality Durability and Economy Combined in These Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats Specially Featured Saturday—At Remarkably Moderate Prices Luxuriously Fur Trimmed Coats’ 7 On Special Sale To-morrow The fur collars are larger—the class of fur used on the collars is finer—the char- = | (a) Heather Mixtures, Opossum Collar; acter of workmanship and materials is better—than you find most anywhere at Sorrento, Reindeer. Sizes 10 to 16. our prices—and most everywhere at a large ADVANCE over our prices! fl (b) Heather Polos, silk’ lined; smartly plain | 2, 9 9 , p83 | tailored; inverted pleats. 12 to 16. e | ‘c) Broadcloth Coats, Beaver trimmed; | silk lined; new shades. 6 to 10. Sale Price 25.00 Coats With Beaver, Squirrel, Wolf and Fox Collars Rare Value—at 49.75 With generous collars of the furs—some in ad- justable choker style—others in huge shaw! collar effects; and some have fur cuffs. Bolivia, Evora, Normandy, etc. Richly silk lined, of course. H Other Coats from 18.00 to 95.00 With “California Fig Syrup” Corns Lift Right Off No Pain at All Chamois Coat Beaverette nd Cuffs, Beaver Collar, $49.75. Your little one will love the “fruity” |{aste of “California Fig Syrup” ever | if constipated, bilious, irritable, fever | te or full of cold. A teaspoonful Excellent Fur C illar Coats and Man- ‘f never fails to cleanse the liver and nish Sport Coats and Huge Fur Cuffs ppepecde Seglrd sogigeston {all the sour bile, and undigested food 25.C0 69.75 g) | out oftthe bowels and you have a well, Coats with immense collars of Beaverette—and others left untrimmed for Handvome reproductions of costly originals, with graceful flare skirts, | playful child again i i-fitted or blouse back t y’ sleeve: Seating elie gmeata en Baca a anat can tle, an ems || ’ we back, and straight or wrappy sleeves. Collars of tend ports sty! a beaver, squirrel, mole, fox, wolf and Australian opossum enrich them. Of lined throughout and interlined{ Marvella, Bolivia, Panvelaine and Veldyne. Apply a few drops of ‘‘Freezone’’ upon that bother- some corn, instantly it stops hurting; then shortly you lift that sore, touchy corn right off, root and all, without the slightest pain or soreness. End Any Corn or Callus Tiny botties of “Freezone” cost poi Ta but few cente-“drug stores | Millions of mothers keep * | fornia Fig Syrup” handy. know a teaspoonful to-day saves sick child to-morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has directions for| a \ bies and children of all ages printed | “California” or you may get an ypila- | Pele. Mother! You must say (tion fig syrup. Advi Ba!