The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 5

COL WHTLESEYS __ PARENTS TO DEBE *ONEMORAL PLA Their-Wishes to Be Consulted Before Comrades Make Arrangements, Arrangements have been set afoot for impressive memorial services for Lieut. Col. Charles W, Whittlesey, commander ofthe “Lost Battalion” of the Argonne Forest, who disap- peared from tho United Fruit liner Toloa on its way from this port to Havana late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. A conference will de held with his parents, and their Wishes deferred to before the arrange- Ments are advanced to their con- | * plusion. { Plans for the memorial were dis- Sussed at a meeting yesterday after foon in the office of John B. Pruyn, Wo. 2 Iector Street, former law part- her of Col. Whittlesey, Those pres- ent with Mr. Pruyn were Capt. George Y. MoMurtrie, Major Alan L. Lind- Jey, Major Lucien S. Breckinridge, Major Kenneth Budd and Father James J. Mulligan, all former mem- bers of the 308th Infantry. A com- Iittee was named to consult with the Colonel's parents. i That Col, Whittlesey had been de- Hberate in his arrangements for his @eath at sea later has been deter. mined. He made a will a few days efore the vessel sailed and deposited it in his safe deposit vault, the key to which is missing. It is presumed tho key is in one of the nine letters the Colonel left for Capt. Grant of the Mbloa, with instructions to mail at HaVana. The stenographer in the office of White & Case, who drew up RTVAMPOHOES STYLISH NOVELTIES THAT ARE STILL SELLING AT $12-$15 Strap Pumps tn ofl) Leathers and Satin, Long, :Modum and Short Vamp. J. GLASSBERG PLEASE NOTE ADDRFSS. Avoid Impostors Nearby. 225 WEST 42d ST.,N.Y. Between Apoilo & Selwyn Theatres, DYED HER FADED “CURTAINS AND A SKIRT LIKE NEW : “Diamond Dyes” add years of wear wom, faded skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang- ings, draperies, everything. Every package contains directions so simple any woman can put new, rich, fade- less colors into her worn garments or draperies even if she has never dyed before. Just buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind—then your material will come. out right, because Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to streak, spot, fade, or run, Tell your drug- gist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is finen, cotton, or mixed goods.—Advt. To Avoid Rough, Coarse, Chapped, Blotchy Skin ‘develope tt ts par- piling on and inake ° ticularly cosmetics the, complexic i's a lot m mercolt snolled cre: tess and : Mercolized Wax Don't let a poor skin spoil your pleasure = Resinol can heal those blotches and make your skin more beautiful RESINOL Soothing and Healing left to his mother. Col. Whittlesey engaged passage on the Toloa for Havana on Nov. 18, a week before she sailed, He selected & stateroorh well forward on tne Promenade deck, where he would be free from the scrutiny of other pas- sengers and his movements un- observed. Capt. Grant, in his last wireless, says that Whittlesey left the smok- ing room at 11.15 o'clock on Saturday night and was seen no more. William F. Deegan, State. Com- mander of the American Legion, is- sued the following statement from State headquarters: “The American Legion’ of New York has suffered a grievous blow in the death of Col, Charles W. Whit- tlesey, He was one of the whitest, sTViw wecutae DOBBS HAT Ss 8 ‘ganization in his efforts to better the in isp condition of wounded and disabled ex-service men. DOBBS & Co “Whether or not his death was vol- untary is not of moment, although the American Legion knows of no man who was so completely busied with the care and consideration of ex-service men in trouble. It is easily conceivable that the burden of so many individual cases upon his sym- 0 6144 Avenue re are occa cleanest and most sympathetic of ions na men in the whole Legion, and had is been of inestimable value to the or- ii ensabdie Tiere hg he A Special Sale of for to-morrow (Thursday) The assortment comprises @. Altman & Co. Women’s Silk Petticoats will offer these always desirable garments at a decided concession from the regular price. With aud 15th Strecte Women’s Silk Jersey Petticoats with plaited flounce in combination colorings and Radium Silk Petticoats at $6.50 each ‘An attractive selection of Imported Petticoats, in models for street and evening wear, is featured in the regular stock. (Second Floor) Men’s and Women’s All-linen Handkerchiefs will constitute an-Important Sale for to-morrow (Thursday) All of these. Handkerchiefs are of selected qualities, desirable for either personal use or practical Christmas gifts. Men’s All-linen Handkerchiefs Hemstitched, per dozen $4.00, 5.30, 7.85 Initialed . . per half-dozen 3.00, 6.00 Tape-bordered, per half-dozen 4.50, 6.25 French novelty, colored . . each 1.00 Women’s All-linen Handkerchiefs Hemstitched, per dozen $2.50, 4.35, 5.75 Initialed, . . per half-dozen $1.75, 2.00 Plain colored, with hand-embroidered initial, per half-dozen . . . . $3.25 Hemstitched, with embroidered corner, perboxofsix . . .. . «. + . $3.25 Hand-embroidered corner, perboxoffour . . . . . . . $2.35 Hand-embroidered corner and scalloped edge, 48c. each . «© © «© «© © «© © « Sheer Colored Lawn Handkerchiefs Novelty effects . . . . per dozen $1.50 Initialed. ¢ - per dozen 2.90 (First Floor) Rew Gort + ~ Outer Apparel It has become more and more customary for mothers, wives and sisters to give the men in the family a suit or overcoat for Christmas. And it’s a splendid idea, too! Here they will find mighty good All Wool Suits from $29.50 to $65—Big Warm Over- coats from $37.50 to $85 and an excellent assortment of Rain Coats from $8.75 to $25. If he plays golf he would appreciate a Four Piece “Gardner Free Swing” Golf Suit—imported and domes- tic fabrics at $45 and $60. (Second Floor, Annes) Smokers’ Needs A Smoking stand or cabinet will add much to his comfort at home. Stands $1.50 to $12. Cabinets $10.75 to $40. Beau- tiful Humidor Cabinets to keep his cigars and tobacco fresh, $19.75 to $98. (Seventh Floor) Pajamas The Men in your family will wel- come Pajamas that are so well made. Those of fine Silk in Plain White or Stripes $13.25. Pa- jamas of Silk Mixture $5.65 to $11.05. Madras Pajamas $2.50 to $5.25. (fain Foor) Belts and Buckles Illustrated is a set that has be- come very popular with men. It consists of a neat, Sterling Silver Buckle and two Belts of fine leather—one Black and one Tan. Set complete, in box, $7.50. Other sets $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00. (Main Floor) Stationery If he writes a good deal a Water- man’s Fountain Pen would be ideal, $2.75 to $30.00, or an Eversharp Pencil, $1 to $20. Then there are Desk Sets, Book- ends and Boxed Stationery. Poker and Bridge Sets for the man who plays cards. (tain Fioor) Luggage This may solve your problem. Luggage, seldom thought of but indispensable with most men. Cowhide Bags $7.50 to $80. Suit Cases $12.50 to $75 and Trunks from $15 to $225. {Fifth Floor) Slippers Warm, comfortable Slippers in Gray, Green or Brown Felt are but $2.95. Fine Tan Leather Slippers in Everett or Opera model at $4.50. All sizes in both groups. (Second Floor, Annew) 5th Avenue : THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 380, 1921. the will, recalls that everything was] pathetic nature-may have been over- ‘i whelming. It should prove a lesson to the rest of us Americans that there is still a great deal to he done for those who suffered for all of us.” ————— The McCreery SHOPS—GIFTS OF INDIVIDUALITY FOR MEN We can help you much in choosing GIFTS for MEN Wits sixty-four years of experience to turn to, there is little need for worry as regards Christmas Gifts for men. solve the most difficult problem. We are prepared to No need for the expenditure of much time, effort or money when one considers what dependable merchan- dise and worthwhile values are obtainable at McCreery’s—a Merry Christmas in store for all. Shirts For years men have shown a de- cided preference for McCreery Shirts. This is entirely due to the careful way our shirts are made, their fine fabrics and the variety of neat colors in which they may be had. Silk Shirts, $6.95 and $9,00. Woven Madras Shirts, $1.95 to $4.65. Flannel Shirts, $5.20 to $9.00. (Mein Fioor) Toilet Articles Illustrated is a Military Set con- sisting of two hair brushes, clothes brush, hat brush and comb which we will mark with block initial without additional charge. Com- plete set in a handsome satin-lined box, $15.00. Military Brushes and Sets priced from $5.00 to $35.00. Then there are Clothes Brushes at $2.95 and $3.95, Ebony Combs at $2.25. Standing’ Shaving Mirrors at $8.50. Gillette Razors in Silver and Gold finish are from $5.00 to badger hair at $3.50 to $15.00, many other toilet necessities interesting prices. Special! Mili- Brushes, with plain or concave Solid Ebonized backs, eleven rows of pure white bristles—pair, $1.95. (Main Floor) $10.50, Shaving Brushes of oy) Commencing To-Morrow, December Ist the store will be open from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. dames McCreery & Co. Handkerchiefs Here is another item of which one never has too many. If you don’t make them the main gift include one or two with whatever else you give him. Boxes of Six Handker- chiefs with neat initial, $1.50, $2.25, $3 and $4.50. White and Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, each 50c to $2. (Main Floor) Neckties As gifts, Neckties undoubtedly hold first place for popularity—no man ever has too many of them. Ours are most desirable because they are made of the finest Imported and Domestic Silks and Satins—ex- clusive in their design and rich color combinations. 95c, $1.65, $2.00 and $5.30. (Main Floer) Mufflers A man gets a lot of comfort out of a Muffler during the winter. They’re wonderful for motoring, skating and all outdoor wear. Silk Muf- flers, $5.85 to $16.30. Wool Muf- flers $2 to $5 (lain Floor) 34th Street