The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 5

\ ACARTHURPLEADS TO NOCTMENTS Artist. Accused of Attackin Women Granted Adjourn. ment—Has Alibi, He Says. Alexander A. MacArthur, artist ana Moving picture actor, adopted son of John R. MacArthur, was released tn ¥$25,000 bail to-day by Judge Koentg fe» + General Sessions upon his arraign- ment in that court to plead upon the indictments found against him by the Grand Jury of !ssex County. He is held for extradition. In connection with the Identifica- tion made by Miss May Louise Bradshaw and Mrs. Helen O'Noil, it was said to-day that both women had been shown a photograph of MacArthur before they were brought up to headquarters. This allega- tion was made in charges of bad faith on the part of the Cedar Grove authorit.es. The police of Montclair asked to assist ibe police force, consisting of Watson Ryno, the chief, aid oae policeman, und that they worked up the case against MacAriius, ‘The result showed the women c Arthur and both said it looked like the man, who had attached them, but they would have to be sure. The women w asked to say nothing about it, but, ac- | cording to the Montclair police, one of them told one of the Cedar Grove Town Council and C Grove got in touch with the New York police and had the urrest made. The two women were then brought from New Jersey and identificd MacArthur in \\the lineu Miss Bradshaw, it was stated, had fold the police she re¢ognized the man jot alone by his face but by a pecu- Jam odor she detected when the Sg attacked her put his hand er mouth MacArthur's defense will be an aliby that he was in Vinyard Haven from July until Sept. 27. Just where he was on the dates of t! tacks upon the women hic hopes to recall. Former Cit him to Magistrate Fuchs, at- Arthur, said the young he MacArthurs Ks old, and that he was the son of friends of the; MacArthurs, now deceased H ——— Mattor Cleared of Extortion. RIVERHEAD, L. 1, Dec. §.—Three} indictments against William L. Mattor, ate Constab: dismissed in Coun The Reason Why You Should Wear Arch Preserver Shoes Nature made the foot to walk upon the flat ground without shoes. The reason is apparent from the above cut. e rear end of the little toe (the central abutment of the arch) must rest upon the same unyielding sur- face as the heel and ball. a But Civilization demands shoes with heels. The result is shown above. The central abutment is lifted from the ground, and un- less Arch Preserver Shoes are worn, the foot arch is left without support other than the sunstable shank of the ordinary shoe. | > | This is often the result—fallen and rotated arches and untold misery, The unyielding, flat base of the Arch Preserver Shoe is to the foot shod with heeled shoes, what the floor or ground is to bare feet, and thus prevents the condition pictured above, No other shoe does this. ARCH PRESERVER SHOE SHOP’ 425 FIFTH AVE. 1 EAST 38th ST, ag oe eee i‘ WIDOWS TO GET PAY Mayor Hylan to-day called the] dent. Board of Estimate to a special meet- ing at 5 o'clock this afternoon to RELEASED ON BAIL authorize a transfer of funds with which to pay the pensions due wid- i ows Dec, 1. } The Board of 1 jthis item, institutions’ a a 000, left New Orleans for Ital Mayor Cally Spectal Meeting of|Department to the Widows” Pension 30, She es ae heard trom t hen day y iater off Key West, Since thea sho has of which Sophie Irene Loeb is presi-|hecome a mystery of the sea, for, ns far as can be lea: sighted by any other craft, nor has her pes captain communicated with the owners, . 8 acittinger, transportation man- ager o! je company, sal OFF COAST OF AFRICA ahiy heipiess somewhere off the coast of She is well provisioned, Fuad of the Child Welfare Bureau, |} Aldermanic Board, —————— SHIP MAY BE HELPLESS — Africa. Officials Not Over Santa Rita, fact that the steamer San- ing a crew of thirty-six Company Idermen week be- special issue bonds to meet) Despite the Comptroller Craig, how-|t@ Rito, cat found the city had already ex- men, West 43d a Alarmed) pen-yenr Sentence for Desperate Joseph Spitz, twer Street, ing Sing for ten THE ‘EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921, ceeded its bond limit and to-day's|22, officials of the American Fuel & Oll| Smith in Bronx County Court, On Bout meeting was called to transfer the| Transportation Company of No. 111 FROM THE CITY SOON |necessary funds from the charitable| Broadway, are not alarmed, The Santa item in the Charities] Rita, carrying a cargo yalucd at $1,500,- At600.* | tho safe abut, red, she has not been | of six conviction PRISON she 18 prob- Borgiar, feht, of No. aou |} as sentenced to ars to-day by Judge of not mo he and two others tried to rob Jewelry store of Louls Gol » S Southern Boulevard. Goldman slammed Spita shot him In tho | No, 456 Hast 168th Street, mouth, but he secovered, | 1 i e to escape Spitz also shot Into a crowd of | ‘ - “ Maeine &, gist who | Court to-day to die In the electric chair Fad Fpgheghd mi } He has a record | 44 killed Anna Blauate! ad tried to stop him. OR WOMAN IN AvTO| When he was tr ‘THEFTS, Dorothy Smith and Thomas Sweeney Were to-day sentenced by County Judge May in Brooklyn for complicity in tl theft of automobiles for Edwand an fer six months and Sweeney to the per tentiary on an Indeterminate senten: tt » than three years. 0. BT eh 3 ERP MAN NO AER WY SENTENCHD TO DID FOR MURDER OF WOMAN, . Harry Brown, twenty-elght, colorpd, a4 sentenced Tn attompting |hy Judge Gibbs in the Bronx Count: is Sing in the of jan, . » No. 1003 Mor- rs Avenue, with a monkey wrench, rob epresenta- entitled to at in Congress, from. the Distrtet, a House Wlectiona orted to-day, after in- contest filed by former ve Henry T. Rainey, Shaw's ponent at the polls McCreery Quality and Values Suggest the Place to Spend Christmas Club Savings. 5th Avenue 200 New Dresses For Women, 19.75 Not a model in this group but is worth far more than its price of 19.75. The fact is, these Dresses were secured through a “special purchase,” which always means a lower-than-regular price. They are most attractive affairs of good quality Canton Crepe, Poiret Twill and Tricotine. Effective embroidery adorns some, others are alive with twinkling beads or have gone to, the other extreme and assume a “strictly tailored” air. . _. Navy Blue, Black and Brown—also some attractive lighter colors. All sales must be final! (Fourth Floor) A Chic New Brogue Oxford For Women—Special 11.00 An unusually attractive model that tactfully combines the popular “short vamp” effect with slender, graceful lines. It introduces a smart new ball-strap effect, is , perforated in most interesting ways and features these much-wanted low college heel. Although it is quite plump of weight—heavy enough for Mid-Winter wear—it is unusually soft and com- fortable. Made of solid leather throughout—black or brown calfskin. , (Second Iloor) Gift Suggestions For Baby Here are some particularly acceptable Gifts for that little baby you know. We have selected the things mothers most desire. » Hand-embroidered Madeira Bibs...........+.0055: 65c and 95c Hand-embroidered Pillow Slips..... . Usnory wiriaers 2.25 and 2.50 Hand-made Crochet Sacques—White trimmed with Pink or Blue. 1.50 to 2.95 Two-piece Sets of Silk Flake Wool, consisting of hand-crocheted Sacque at 4,50, and Cap to match at 2,95. eink ee Ble et, 7. Two-piece Sets consisting of double-knit Sacque in Pink or Blue, finished with silk embroidery, at 4.50 and Cap to match, at 1.95. Set, 6.45 Carriage Boots of Quilted Satin, fur-trimmed. Pink or Blue. 1.95 and 2.50 “Bunny Boots” of soft, woolly Eiderdown—Tan, Pink or Blue. 1.95 Japanese hand-embroidered Quilts—Pink or Blue... .2.25 to 3.95 Japanese hand-made Bunting—Pink or Blue........ 5.00 and 5.25 (Third Floor) Christmas Gift Cconomp This space is devoted cach dey to a Gift Suggestion of HMecCree ity — 29.75 Mesh Bags 14.50 (Tax Included) Finely fashioned Mesh Bags of Com- position Metal in Green Gold finish; baby mesh in pouch and square shapes; engine-turned or engraved frames. No C.0. D's No Approvals No Returns (Main Floor) James MeCreery & Co. (D uy ways Useful Household Gifts This sounds familiar to you, doesn’t it? One of your own good intentions which you’ve but seldom carried out. Why? “Because ‘Useful Household Gifts’ doesn’t sound Christmassy,” yousay. Wecounter, “but these are.” What Could Be More: Exquisitely ‘ Dainty Than a Box of Madeira Linens? A Luncheon or Tea Set. They are of fine, glossy texture, hand-scalloped and hand-embroidered with. that beauty only dexterous fingers can impart. 5.65 and 7.50 Or a Scarf for the Buffet or Dresser, and perhaps Boudoir Pillow Covers. 3.75 and 4.50 Watch her as her fingers linger over each piece. It will give you an inkling of how much you have pleased her. The Woman Who Sews Wants and Needs a Martha Washington Work Table. And what woman does not sew? There are ample drawers with spool racks, and utility trays to keep every- thing shipshape, and two wonderfully deep cubby holes, real pockets in fact, hidden out of. sight in which to tuck away her knitting, mending and— “socks-still-to-be-darned.” No helter skelter mass to be scrambled through for the least thing. A place for everything and everything in its place. She'll be enthusiastic about it. 19.75 to 39.50 And for the Man of the House there is that happy combination of a Windsor Chair and a Smoker’s Stand. ‘The broad-armed, deep-seated spacious- ness of the chair simply exudes comfort after a weary day, and, with a news- paper and smoker's stand close beside, equipped with everything he needs, there. certainly is “‘no place like home.” During the day the Windsor Chair may be used in practicajly any room, as it “fits in” extremely well, and, due to its lightness, can be readily carried about (11.50 to 40.00). The smoker’s stands are provided variously with porcelain- lined humidors, jars for cigars and to- bacco, pipe racks, trays, lighter and cut- ter. 12.50 to 45.00 But When We Say Blankets you might hesitate,—we don’t. We know how beautiful they are,—soft, new and fleecy, truly alluringly colored in block plaid designs, and made of 100% wool of a superior grade. They are warm, luxuriously, cozily warm, and will receive a warm welcome. pair 7.25 Washable Gloves A washable glove is convenience itself, particularly if it be warm as well, and so low in price. Two clasp washable gloves of suede finished cotton, with five-row braided embroidery in White, Mode or Biscuit. Pair, 1.25 Children’s washable doette: gloves, one- clasp pique sewn. White, Mode or Gray. Pair, 1,25 Ghildren’s Gray Mocha Mittens, fleece lined. Pair, 1.25 (Main Floor) Oblong Ferneries, superbly made of fine Reed, as illustrated, in ‘Terry Red, Ochre and Buff. 25.00 Fibre, Willow and Reed Tables in round, square and novelty shapes. Brown, Natu- ral, Ivory and other popular colorings. New York buys its furs at JACKMAN’S The Cavel 34th Street ‘ * Gift Suggestions For the Home Reed Pieces Appropriate for Holiday Gifts There are colorful, quaintly shaped Lamps, Tables, Ferneries and Chairs which will add the thuch needed spot of color and picturesque touch to living roon, boudoir, solarium and den. Reed Floor Lamp. with shade, as illus- trated, in Terry Red, Putty, Ivory, Tan, Rose and Frosted Brown. 45.00 Other equally attractive designs in sim- ilar colors. 35.00 to 60.00 Reed Table Lamps with shade, in colors 7.25 to 50.00 to match Floor Lamp. 25.00 Reed Tabled...........0eeeee eee 22.50 Various other styles. 8.75 to 32.00 (Bighth Floor) China Dinner Sets From Limoges, 65.50 A Limoges China Dinner Set! Can’t you see her eyes sparkle at the sight of it, to say nothing of her pride in possessing it? Twenty-five exquisitely beautiful Dinner Sets in Limoges China, with a border decoration which has won wide favor, will be offered for the amazingly low price of 65.50 as a special pre-holiday offering. It boasts of solid full matt, coin gold handles. Complete service for 12 persons. (Sixth Floor) A Rug as a Gitt Had you thought of surprising Mother or your Wife with an Oriental Rug for Christmas? It is a splendid gift in which she would take the keenest pleasure, for it would lend such distinction and beauty to the room—something she is constantly striving for. Chinese Rugs © They are finely woven, durable rugs, with a silky sheen and beautiful mellow tones rarely secured in rugs at these low prices, 6x9 ft, 139.00 8x10 ft., 195.00 9x12 ft., 225.00 Seamless Royal Wilton Rugs Great is the variety of designs and colors from which you may choose. You will be certain to find at least one combination suitable for the room fdr which you are selecting. $.3x10.6 ft. and 9x12 ft...... weve 44.00 (Bighth Floor) Gold Decorated Crystal Piece: 3.95 These Dishes of crystal are not merely beautifully decotated with a hammered gold border and a light-cut floral design, but are actually distinctive because of their graceful shapes. There are 10-inch handled Sandwich Trays, Flower Vases, Mayonnaise Sets, 10-inch Fruit Compotes, Covered Iced Tea Jugs, Candy Jars and many other pieces. (Sixth Floor) Fireside Furniture With the winter just in view an unusual and most welcome gift would be one ot these items to complete the coziness of the open fireplace. Andirons of Polished Brass, with ball top; 16 inches high. 14.95 to 35.95 Andirons, made of Black Iron; some with polished front. 4.50 to 35.95 Fire Set of four pieces, 36 inches high; made of Black Iron, consisting of Shovel, Poker, ‘Tongs and Stand. 8.95 to 11.95 Highly Polished Solid Brass Fire Sets, four pieces, consisting of Stand, Shovel, Tongs and Poker. 20.95 to 28.50 Fire Screens; four-fold; all black wire and black wire with brass frame. 3.50 to 38.50 (Sisth Floor)