The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 11

ASKSN. ¥. TOPAY $40,000 FOR SAVING MAN FROM CHAIR Widow Seeks Sum Husband Spent in Preventing Stei- f sentence to life imprisonment, O'Grady began to collect further data j which resulted in a special inquiry by a Compissloner named by the Gover- nor anu a report in favor of Steilow’s release, O'Grady asgerted that Gov. Whit- man assured him the State would re- yard him for‘his efforts, having said he performed a “distinct public ser- vice” in righting a grave injustice. |'The contention of the State is that even if Gov, Whitman did promise the State would defray O:Grady’s ex- penses and pay him for his time, the former Executive could not incur such an obligation for the State. Stellow and Nelson I. Greene were indicted for murder, July 28, 1915. It was alleged they killed Charles D. Phelps and his housekeeper, Mar- |garet Wolcott, on the Phelps farm, Where Stellow. was employed, on ORT eR 1 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921. amounted almost to an, ‘obsession | with ner husband, has sald he labor- ed 80 long and incessantly on the case that his health became Impaired and his death resulted, a MASSEY APPLAUDS TREATY.) New Zealand Warmly Welcomes the Pacific Agreement. WELLINGTON, N. Z, Deo, 1% (Associated Pross).—The New Zea- fond press unanimously applauds the four-power Pacific treaty as afford- Ing the most effective guarantee for peace in the Pacific and 4s indicating fa desire of the powers of the world to unite against the arbitrament of BONWIT TELLER. & CO, The Spacrally Shop of Oriya FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET SATURDAY ONLY WOMEN’S ALL-SILK HOSE Actual values up to 3.95 59TH TO 60TH STREET- LEXINGTON TO Bloomingdale THIRD AVE. Bisa te — eee | Open Evenings Till Christmas Beginning Tomorrow This Store Will Remain Open | Evenings Until 10 o’clock to Christmas | low’s Execution. war. The long friendship between Great Britain and Japan is men- tioned, and pleasure is expressed that the negotiations, while saving that comradeship, have yet more closely united the British and American peoples. Premier Massey, Mirch 21, 1915. Greene was sen- tehced to life ,imprisonment and 00 an ¢ Steilow's execution was postponed State of New York to pay for having] from time to time, many individuals been furnished with evidence which|2nd humanitarian’ organizations in- Prevented ‘it committing a judicial; *°rPosing in his behalf, merder? Representatives of the Attorney General’s office defending the sult This ts one of several novel ques-| recognize there exists a ae obli- | praised’ the trea’ tions Judge Cunningham of the State AIS tates paths expeeted. Court of Cle vill: pews stagio | vision of aw. or |form than had beer ete: HSHAMUNE Phe Cee Wan titution, they say, which makes|said it supplied the most satisfactory dicating the claim of Mrs.! possible the discha pf such a debt./ guarantees that’ were possible f ‘Thomas O'Grady of Buffalo, widowed | inglvun, may determine | feture peace, and that by the removal | mother of four small children, whom | ii Whe a the | Sapam it nad dispersed’ the menses ‘ dy, who declares the} Japan ‘ad dispersed the menac he intends to put through college if; of Stellow's innocence of war In the Pacific. an award is made her Sitting yesterday in the Necords. testiinony i the late Thomas O Gr tulo, father of the four ecuted for two years a vestigation which so Stellow from the cle 1.95 Ts $40,000 an excessive price for the| Six pairs 11.50 in an interview, which he sald was ent in a concrete He! Superior quality—black, brown, beige or gray. No Exchanges. No C. 0. D.'s No Approvals. A most satisfactory ar rrangement giving extra unhurried shopping hours to our cus- ih tomers and extra earnings to our employees. Will close out SATURDAY ostablishn So easy to reach Bloomingdale’s, too! Interboro Hall of heard | Direct into store by subway: és (59th St. station) and Broadway B. R. T. (Lexington Ave. station). THE ‘TO CELEBRATE THE FIRS! ANNIVERSARY OF MISSES’ SUITS, | Direct to store by surface cars: 59th St., Lexington and 8rd Ave. cars and Third Ave. H “—" FRUTCHEY SILK SHOP) ATS & FROCKS 4 West 40th Street Extraordinarily Reduced Ave. cars Near FIFTH AVENUE | mini ESN a A few blocks away are the Queensboro Bridge, 5th Ave. buses, Madison and Second Ave. “L. Doutte event in the Frutchey silk Shop: Half-price sale of the most desirable agency, died Jan, 80, 19: wife virtually pennile . team et silks, | 70 MISSES’ SUITS 28.00 ilortgaged ‘propert And first showing of the new Truhu } Formerly up to 85.00 his Inquiry. F silks. : | lease of Steilow, u cial aid to Steilow himself in the bu Buffalo and is now ous and respected The ciaim of Mr: Youthful types of moussyne, duvet de laine or tweed, a A memorable occasion for the women of New York—tor in the Hviteed nena fue Geined, half-price sale are 100,000 yards of the most wanted silks: Metal and Velvet Brocades, Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, ! Georgette, Satin Charmeuse, Changeable Taffeta, Cloths of Gold and Silver, Imported printed Chiffons and Georgettes. conned | The first showing of Truhu presents a wide range of ere Goy. Wnhit- in Radium, Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe. low's death | ninistratri S that afte: te, | ot he Ss 51 MISSES’ SUITS 64,00 ; Formerly 110.00 to 150.00 Squirrel, beaver, wolf or opossum trimmed suits ol moussyne or other soft, smart fabrics. Gov, Whitman a gra of Btellow's gui man had com: G. Altman & Cn. AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street MISSES’ COATS 45.00 | Belted, or straight line types of soft fabrics to wear with one’s own furs. FUR TRIMMED COATS 68.00 ||| | Smart straightline or Bours models of fine, soft textiles | with large collars of platinum wolf or opossum fur. MADISON AVENUE =FIFTH Thirty-fourth Street Tomorrow, at 9 A. M. 500 Spanish Silk Lace PARTY DRESSES 60 MISSES’ FROCKS 28.00 Actual values up to 79.50 One of a kind, including tailored, For to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon and dance frocks. Women’s 7 5 Misses’ An Important Sale of Poiret Twill Silk Crepe Georgette 34 to 44 ' 14 to 18 Velvet Taiteta Chiffon Below Wholesale Cost This purchase is without a doubt one of the best we have made in many months. ‘There are ten attractive styles in Black, Mohawk, Jade, White and Maize. No C. O. D., Mail or Phone Orders will be filled. 10 Stunning Styles. __Bloomingdale's—Sccond Floor Women’s Fur-trimmed Coats (newly purchased) will offer umusual value at Only 25c a Day wal $79 00 Secures This New Model | Christmas Joy Baskets e . Cand Brepeya ; The assortment comprises one hundred siikelined coats, rafonola Saturday . . aE ¢ nen Full of Christmas Goodies / developed in this season’s most wanted materials. This ts eli it costs to pur- Specia Ss Carefully selected foodstuffs in baskets, sold both chase newest model singly or in quantities to churches, institutions, clubs, Grafonola. Our terms are s0 29¢ |b.; societies, ete. Ord cepted up to December 22nd Assorted Chocolates, oly A * oe moderate that the DAT SBARYE 5b. box, § Pure Sugar | only for deliveries within our wagon routes, in any ; Prices have oeen largely reduced on ail of the remaining amount to only 25c @ day Broken , 19e Ib.5 5 Ib. quantity, on December 24th. None will’ be sent This new model box, Pure American é: 0. D. * } d Candy, 35 |b, | ported Coats and Wraps Columbia pails with 70 Christmas boxes $2.75 Basket a m 4 13e Ib. ; ou : 1 chicken averaging 214 1 pound of rice. : has been reduced yah Maura pounds. laa pound of granulated sugar. 5 ren 1 can plum pudding, No. 1. 1 canR. eiitcrciasce : (Department on Third Floor) $40 Phidathine | | Ayan California peaches, No: 1s pound ground cote. f ohn i} 2 pounc ed tea. sae : $ ‘i Neti | i pound mixed nuts ea i anced mili Down | Greeneries = | | 1 tumbter cranberry jell 44 pound can cf cocoa. ij dst Fr | 1 can sifted peas No. 2 PA larger baskets at t Sends it Home ee 1 can of corn No. 2. and A Clearance Sale of At Once if You Call Early From now until Chris -Bascment on presentatior check from at the flowe! receive a Chris 4s bouquet of holly, natural, prerared searlet sage und laurel, Orchestra music between 2 — Bloomingdale's you will Our present stock of this popular inode! Grafonola will be sol4 quickly. You get the use of the instrument at once or may order it as a Christmas surprise. Guaranteed by the Columbia Graphophone Co. and Widener's, Sweaters in a Sale At Extraordinarily Low Prices Misses’ Dresses ; is Ramnambartat Ganda lpia and 5 P.M. Evenings, 7:90 will offer extraordinary values at fe al a im Me el A tremendous purchase of good warm sweaters for the ere whole fumily just in time for a suitable gift. Sweaters bought at special prices and marked very, very low. $15.00 23.75 & 28.50 CWideners } Meats New Location—4 West 37th St. Fresh Killed Rousting TERE HT PRT epee pel Headquarters for Columbia Grafonolas and Records Rae enn Win anic aiMik Sweats epee d i st 2 ee resh Killed Broiler | d ’s all Sweal A 5 The models, appropriate for street, afternoon and dance Pen on ria eee tener Weamente eat Scarfs $5.00 : wear, are up-toedate in every respect. The materials WIDENER'S COLUMBIA SHOP... Sugar Cured Smoked $3.05 , Hams Roasting Lamb Sugar, Cured Corned iT Rib Roast Beef 4 West 37th St. Tel. Fits Roy 0807 wens any obligation whatsoover ci Gecription at pou hae iT ses “ite Perlod models Stat er Gestensles satin comprise Canton crepe, chiffon velvet, $2.08 chiffon cloth, wool twill and Jersey. meteor, Mtreats. isi, tascas Girls’ all met Men's Sweaters B Sweaters, two styles y We anteat (Department on Second Floor) Main wid Sve a _—. Bloomingdate's INDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS ji