The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 11

THE AEOLIAN COMPANY 1 din BROOKLYN nf In NEWARK 11 Flatbush Ave. 895 Broad St. fn THE. BRONX : In FORDHAM 367 East. 149th Se, 270 E. Fordham Rd. wer convicted rand’ eh elit to Atianta Peni= OF. $20 COUNT COUNTERFEITS, femtiary. {accused of having | Wyatt, Geadanc ne! Mr. Max Parents) Jede! Les <iphoany ijase oe os ott Nae eee Wet |...Morritt ‘Tr. Wyntt of ‘No, 110 of Seven jetect edagat hp eee kJ nega of Pstde Pe Tetewn by Wanting Sune Avenue, former society man, Yale grad- Federal Agents, ‘ Cievate plaint of & storekeeper Ww Melntyre in rie ae te A tehced yesterday by Judge intyre seven ehildren, were ‘held I heavy | se eehteeidts, Her ball wus fine [bail by United States Commissioner Bar- | §2.00) and } her a ass 's at $10,000, an relative to'an order by means of Which passed bogus $20 bills. The arrest, Fe 4 BRUSSELS, Dec. 2.—Ofticial returns | ®t se se acy Wyatt gave. agents to run down to. its source *a| and have completed the compilation of) and bonsted that it was attondad by “4 Lid . Hs tnilarioua that the lishts Meanest Man barhood of the Silver hom: Senate wil be'as follows: Catholics, hace ape Ae fhe] = ad a majority “of 13 over all in!the house, ‘The police suy Wyatt t. ‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Intimate |atrested previously with his brother Humes $500,000 love suit, were re- ployed at the home, was called to Mr. Graham, a former naval officer, { SSE! fet gg be eae. ‘Ho was SWEARS HE DRANK |°""se so courrenrcrs,Saaaterees tured ‘the ‘counterfetis, which omcials say. are #0 sktiratty: mor benlety Man, Form tice Will Ra reent eral Taeeday after |WAte and son of the lato Jus Br. and Mrs. Max Silvor of Noi, 666} Sliver wad been taken into Custagy: iam! Wyatt of Special Sessions, was sen- Jorgey Avenue, Brooklyn, paren General Sessions to serve five yeats in Sing Sing for forging the name of a niore in Brooklyn yesterday upon ajfurnished security company bon —— complaint charging them with having CATHOLICS DOMINATE BELGrum. |>° obtained Jewelry and'clotiring valtied ’ saat , -* ne {At $1,000, Wyatt sald he ts 9 Journal Witness in $500,000 Alienation erat ofticiais said, is the result of Suit Calls Lorimer C. Grah forts. on the part of Séeret Service| ‘Tom the provincia) elections now At) costume dance in the studio of a iriend uit Calls Lorimer C. Graham ‘ aye bs ' © reautita.from the Parliamentary. ballet-| about 250 “members of the smartest « gieatating in eget Sipe ing, sbowing that the make-up of tve| the smart set.” During the evening the . re ordered extinguished and the Silver, a cigar manufacturer, ts eal 52: Liberals, 98. ‘The Catholic | puests were, rummarily ordered owt of the Federal guthoriti 4 ted previously with ‘hin: browher been arrested 6n several occasions, Scones in the home life of Lorimer C. Graham, plaintift in the Graham. | vealed at \the trial here when Har- | riette Krolman, a nurse formerly em- the stand by Attorney Wilton J. Lam- bert, conducting the defense. filed sult last May for absolute di-| vorce in the District Supreme Court, BLOOMINGDALE’S Pllustrated Store News charging Mrs. Humes with having ob- tained a fraudulent divorce from him- get in Nevada and having gone I UU EEE EE EERIE Sarouen By saareiage. cer eiiony with ni NEW YORK 59th TO 60th ST.—_LEXINGTON TO THIRD AVE. DEC. 2, 1921 torney, ‘The present action was brought by Graham for $500,000 dam- ages against Humes for the alleged alienation of affections. The nurse explained at length Gra- haim’s alleged behaylor to his wife and | |@ chara rized him as “the meanest | [SM man I have met in my thirty-two years in the United States, and I never expect to mect his equal in this re- Toys to Bring Happiness to Hundreds of Children Exchianged Upright Pianos priced layer-pianos in Eset lent Rr ange from $295 TMAS SALE of Exchanged had a roast one * she sai d Mr, Graham ate most of it, The next day he told the butcher that the 8 no good ‘nd he had been compelled to throw ™ away, when as a matter of fact he remember ate so much of it that there was little left for the rest jd that. when viag from “un ed her ts arink most of tne tes then ridiculed the doctor and fussed ¢ the fact that she J, wife of fap- resentative Henry od of Virginia and sister of Mrs. Graham, testified that when Graham and her sister Boys’ Velocipedes,$3.25 lived together the jatter was un- : Desit and Chair Sets, Baby Sleds, $2.35 happy. fine: Rubber tires, adjustable seat Special, $3.98 Hizh: oak back, steel. run: When-the draft was on, Torker and handle bars. Illustrated. sere, llusteated, came to my Hard wood, in mission }ya- justrated. Flood, Autorfiobiles, $5.98 ish, Illustrated. Hand Cars, $5.35 night hav and begged my husband to find him a ‘bomb-proof’ job eo that he would be out of it,” With rubber tires. N painted. Rocking Horses, $2.49 For the baby—made with a tray for toys. A wholesome gift for is dies. Steering Sleds, $t. ‘85 Tmagine a Christmas. with- out a sled! Lexington Scooters, Special, $1.98 Boys and girls both like them—for the sidewalk. Mrs. Flood then stated that after Mrs. Graham obtained a divorce Graham came to fhe Flood house‘and sald he had seen where a man had Bioomingdale's—Third Floor Sale of Handkerchiefs a Harriette F. Stewart testified RUF ha - that after having obtained a divorce For Women For Men from Graham's brother, Joseph 0. Box of 6—$1,35 Graham, she had several conversa- Woiten's ante dun Aa , Be each, 70¢ doz, tions with Lorimer, who showed in- Wy OTHOT 8) SAAR ORES CRIES —n. Sais Men’s Inexpensive Handker- linen, initial, with wreath. s chiefs—Good quality cotton Box of 3—59c cambrie, aifference when ing of his wife, When asked why she divorced Gra- ham’s brother, Mrs, Ste ‘ Rated: “He neglected me and I , Women's, Swiss embroidered; suppor him.” ‘The hemstitched or scalloped bo i in white or two tone colo effects—great variety of pat- terns, For Children Box of 3—38¢ Children’s Hamdkerchiefs— as ar B Beautifully silk embroidered in ‘Arthur Loon Maquard i eae for tee ntiy returned from Spain, eirecve designs for boys and gone to fight aguinst Ks gurls. was to have had charge ervice. obtained $76,000 in an alienation suit husband told him," added Mrs. a shoot and do not Lorimer said he would never forget hivoself und do such. _ First Week of December only ‘SALE which wilt a4 greeted’ Varrly: by scores of music-lovers will take place at the five Metropolitan stores of The Aeolian Company during the first week of December. This is a sale of fine, high-grade Upright and Grand Pianos, Pianolas and Player-pianos which have been taken in exchange for the Diio-Art Reproducing Piano. Exchanged instruments sold at Aeolian Hall have a character and value unique in ;the piano field. Superb instruments like the Steinway, Weber and Steck Duo-Art Pianos bring back from the fine homes in whieh they go pianos of Wacwcrdtaary worth, ex: changed for the great modern instrument which brings the playing of great pianists into the home. The instruments in this sale are practically as good as new—all are in excellent condition and will be sold during this sale at from one-third to one-half their original cost. Have a piano or player-piano in your home for Christmas: These bargains and the unusually easy terms, make a Chris mas instrument, possible for ‘every family. Bae B Bick Soa : Spectacle Offer $9.95 The 8. Q. Loyd frame durable combination of ne eloid aluminum and imitat shell in dark or crystal e9! Fitted with large round peri- scope lenses. Kye examina: tion included in price. $1.05 Doz. Cotton Handkerchiefs, Men's All Linen, 22c each, 6 for £1.30. ‘9¢ each, Men's ‘The City Employment Bureau, among other persons it was trying to> find work for to-day, was endeavoring ‘to place two for of the British Royal Air Aytmar Bran- Men's Handkerchiefs, woven colored bordegs hremstitched border, 25 with V-inch 12!j¢ each, 6 for 70c . Men's Handkerchiefs—S heer Children’s Handkerchiefs— quality cambric, satin stripe Imported A-B-C with rhymes. border; neatly hemstitched. Bloomingdale’s—Main Floor, 3 to set—29c of the air Capt. Brandon was born in America, \ | He has lost an arm-and a leg, The bu- reau is seseking to place these two men UPRIGHT PIANOS from $1. 25 PLAYER-PIANOS from $29 5 Hardman, Knabe, Montague Marks, Cee * cilian, Artist ia These GRAND PIANOS from $475 Such well-known makes are represented as the Weber, Hardman, Knabe, Kranich & Bach, Chickering, Lindemann, Fischer, etc. These are famous piano names and each on the basis of their poanceals Pies. Main Ploor Capt. Brandon speaks French and S5pan- Sap ete recelvel a medal dor bringing down the first German plane. every one playing 88-note mu: ful overhauling Steinway, Weber}! Haines, Sterling, Math- : ushek, Gabler, Méndetisohn, Monarch, etc. Instrumetitg of really fine quality, the prod- uct of magulgcturers who stand high in the piano-making industry. Every one has been thoroughly overhauled in our shops and placed instrument does its name full justice. No expense nor effort has been spared in renewing. these grands in every part. They are modern in design and possess tone quality practically equal to new instruments, A Small Down Payment Monthly Terms as Low as in our factories insures ex+ ctllent-service. BiG -PIANOLAS from. $49 5! in condition te pass inspection by our experts. You can buy any one.of these instruments with the assafance that ‘it will give years of service. Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheeleck, Stroud and Aeolian, Many of these Pianolas are beautiful new instruments of a discontinued model; all con: tain the playing devices which ° have made that instrument famous and repreacat re- markable bargains. A Small Down Payment Menthly Terms as Low as 1,000 Leather Handbags Extra Special Just in time for Christmas! Surplus stock of one of New York's best manu- facturers. ~All this season's latest styles, Swagger, Double Handles, Toy Strap, Envelope Purses. overlapping frames. $15 If you cannot come to Acolian Hall at this time, fill ont and mail this coupon and we will send you further deiails of this sale Extraordinary Value A Small Down Payment THis AEOUIAN COMPARY Colors: Black, Brown, Gray, Tan, Monthly Terms as Low as Gee Navy, Red. ; + Kindly, send me further details uf your wed Piano and Player: piano sale, Name ..« ets Has your boy a hobby? Why not let him ride it for Christmas? Wireless receiving outfits, with telephone attachment. ‘ } Erector sets. Chemistry | outfits. Telegraph and Tele- hone sets. Golf games. Smart Cloth Dresses for the Larger Women Leathers: Morocco, Saffian, Tooled Spider, Cobra Grain. Moire lined, including a change purse. Bloomingdale’s—Main - Floor. Some wit a en Bargain Shoe Basement McElwain’s Shoes ‘oy makers. All designed to instruct as well as amuse. THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Makers of The Vocalion—The Phonograph Supreme Also skiis, | snowshoes, 7 sleds, skates, bicycles, for Children auto-coasters, toy speed 27 boats, foot-balls, basket- Many new styles $ Pai balls—e verything boys in black, brown = q oF | play with. i orinayy, Pouee Extra Value For Boys Broad or narrow toc ARMIES and NAVIES of the WORLD Know this subject thoroughly an d keep ported with ie reference to the Conference at Washington The + 1921 - VWWorld - Almanac twill, serge, tricotine or wool voiles, French The best of everything boys wear, too. { Down-to-date in price and up-to-date in style. Broad or narrow toe- Sizes 4214 to 5414 ERS PEET COMPANY caps. High lace. All . ET ; sizes. ; i . Fs Broadway Also sizes 34 to 46, ‘No C.0.D. No Refunds Will Equip You to Answer All Questions Authoritatively rr 34th Ste .O.D, 2 : , erie. 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