The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, |au these were working, All Teavday that Lin been in “a suburb i true, and they we WILL NOT BRING LINDENFELD BACK, of all bis free talk in Warsaw, free ride hack No Reason for Act Action in Story riguters Rem ‘eceived So Far, and J, Leonard Replies Largely Discredited. the coal Leonard Replogle, to-day in steamer J, ‘Word came from Washington to- Gay that Wolfe Lindenfeld, allas|y\okawanna, breakwall William Linde, will not be brought] standing by ‘from Poland unless th lemce to justify such ac t been adduced. fd to have been made by Attorney neral Daugherty. Despite the varl- lc is reports that Lindenfeld’s statc- | ent was being received, the Depart-| |; ment of Justice has reccived no oM- | ia] report of any kind from Warsaw. | One by ono Lindenfeli's statement as they come in fragmentary and con tradictory form, ars being disproved. It was learned to-day he was not in ®& suburb the tim» of the Wall Street bomb explosion, and did not| even know there y a explosion | nti! four hours «fter it had hap- ened. Tnstead of being ‘n a suburb she sald in Warsaw, ne spent the ay in the city, busy in the Snterests lot Louis Waldman, Sovinlist candi- date for re-election 1) the office of Assemblyman, from which office Waldman and four others had beon deposed by the Legislature in Albany, Alderman Abraham Beckerman, | Mr- who knew Lindenfeld well as Linde, told about the man's movements Sept, 16 and 16, 1920. Ho» sai “There was a meeting of Socialist | watchers in the Broadway Central ,) Hotel on the night of the 15th, ‘The ext day was the day of the special jection to fill the places from which r Assemblymen had been ousted ihe night meeting was to perfect | plans for watching the polling pla and Linde crashed into this meetin| as he often crashed into place where he had not been invited, Yemained at tho Broadway Central Hotel that night, with several oth and his name doubtless will show on ‘© 18 more evi- | low norma) 8 parted during the storm. | since yesterday*morning. sehan dike Ne | ACCUSED OF SELLING WAU F. Norris, Reathaven Sanitarium, and Roy Jack- son, @ patient, were arrested to-day on warrants charging illegal sale of specu lative oi! stock to World War veteran HA. Wis., Dec. patients at the inauitution. Dr. Jacksou Is ‘gion, abled veterans were Government allotments, lonarch Slew Them, Tt ated, to Get a Car. CHICAGO, Dec. MN Nace show ‘ou tho, ropiat and B. J. Daugherty, motor car Linde? written in a larger full hand, | salesmen. Judge Caverly sentenced ‘The othere registered there on that cccasions were Joe Hollender, Sam Perlmutter, H. Donnenfeld, 8. Mitchell Gold and Marx Lewis, sec- retary to Meyer London. “On the yy of the explosion, which I remember well because it was the day of the special election,’ iekgey erman continued, “it was ni for me to go in a aver to Public School No. 19, in iéth Street, near First Avenue, where there was sald to be some trouble about votes. *_ ‘Tinde jumped in the car with me, without invitation, and insisted on mceompanying me. I remember hav- img some argument with him. He used the words: ‘Don't be a fool, ge piiooy a ae pai so him: mene 6 a De you make any trouble up here ll kick you out: ‘This was in the afternoon about 4 o'clock I should sa; “When we got to the school I re- member the Chairman of the Election Hoard saying in a laughing way: ‘What have you fellows been trying to do—blow ‘up Wall Street?’ “We asked him what he meant, and he told us of the explosion, which had oc- him to be hanged. handed wi testimony said session of an auto. insanity. a club, The Lang special price- group arrangement makes your Christrnas shopping easy. Each piece of Lang curred at noon. ‘That was the first Jewelry in ite own beautiful any one of us—including Linde—had case, waits your lection. ctor pan ree I ane sure Linde . — i Jook and act(d just as surprised as y any one else. Quality. JEWELRY “Tt was quite evident that he knew nothing at all of the affair at that| time, and I don't believe he ever knew | RBs thing about it.” Others who were at the schoo! hou: when news of the explosion reached Jinde, and who also knew of his ac- tivitkh + that day, are Edward Grief, ¥inancial Secretary of the Socialist | Party in the 8th Assembly District ares Grossman, another — woell- |g known Socialist, and Louis Waldman himself, the candidate in whose behalf declared story of navn day couiu oo re all sure be knew nothing of the disaster, a spite | | ‘The general bellef of the Socialists | who know him is that Linde likes his Present notoriety, and would enjoy a | Au trom Poland ai_the DAUGHE expense of the Lnited States Goy- HERIY HINTS = |FIRE SWEEPS PS LAKE. SHIP GROUNDED DURING GALE | BUFFALO, Dec. 23.—Fire blazed up bunkers of of the Manna Line, one of (he nineteen grain | saeriers aground in the harbor near the Fire tugs are ‘The Replogle lies nearest shore of any ton than has| of the steamers grounded as « result of he decision ia| Sunday's gale and a subsequent drop [i the level of Lake Erie to a foot be- ‘The steamer is in 16 feet of water and 1,200 feet inside the break- wall to which she was moored when her ‘The cargo of grain is worth $300,000, fghters have been removing the grain VETERANS OIL STOCK jariam Charged with s with Patients, 23.—Dr. J. executive director of the Norris is Isted us Pres'dent of the Disabled Veterans Gas and Oi! Company, named as Secretary- . State Commander of charged disa- ‘being solicited to purchase oil stock from their meagre Soe eee—pecenens TO HANG FOR MURDER OF 2 AUTO SALESMEN | | Yan indl- 23. — Harvey Churehy to-day was found guilty of the brutal murder of Carl Ausmus Chureh lured the two salesmen to his home and murdered them single- iis motive, |, was to obtain pos- His defense was thela y rell aut the Tv the and | a LOVERS’ QUARREL OF 44 YEARS AGO A lovers’ quarrel that occurred for- ty-four years ago was “made up” night when James Campbell of New- jark, Harriet Vought of Bloomfeld. When he was twenty and she only Baged to be married. Campbell went to Newark, and became wealthy ago Mra, Camubell died Several months ago there was an Campbell was seriously injured. Miss Vought, whom he had not even sepn in all the years, came to visit him at there is to tell. | Rev, M. J. Twomey, and the couple have gone to Atlantic City. 1921, ENDS IN MARRIAGE tomobile Accident Brings Jersey Couple Together for First Time Since 1877. last sixty-four years old, married Miss ear or two younger they were en- They quar- remained single. married About a year led. «The girl omobile accident in Newark and hospital. And that's about all he ceremony was performed at Peddie Memorial Church by the 407 Lexington ee Opp. Hotel Commodor | V een T \ Victrolas You can buy them here as low as @|°5 Down | SPECIAL TERMS | | Toga atowete” { Christmas i Victrola | Records { A gift of new Rec- a || ords will bring y | | of pleasure. 4 your selection now 1 from our camplete stock of Christmas numbers. The Ideal X-mas Gift Violet Ray Generators $12.50 Che United etic Tne Uverae Execrmsc Lowy & Powsn On 130 East 15th Street 46th St. & Bway Ohh St, Last Minute Gifts antici your te everyday needs when getti tistmas Gifts? FOR A MAN 'gtlandy Gre Shaving Florieat Tale Flortent Florient Ribbon Dent Colgate’s Mi Cashmere Casheoere, vermis Cold Creams fre. Siti WVanmhing Creem.Jer 2 11 t FOR BABY At Your Neighborhood oie for Christmas Ask to see che wre sremtly wronged Bes congtning By wayof thoughtfulness isn’t it goodto ? ‘These practical suggestions multiply Christmas Cheer. COLGATES Dennison's eals and ags send your Christ mas gifts in a cheerful way-why Saymore? “Nothing Acts Like Analax VIGOROUSLY CFACIENT ANALAX The Fruity Laxative MoKesson ce Robbins, Inc. . 5 Shops S ‘Tag g} | _AULRT AT EITY= "recommend MONS The lnceee 108 Hoch eine ees oo ele | — Christmas Seals BUY THEM and save human lives Last Call from TOY WORLD! Dolls, toys, games, novelties, horns, whistles, drums, wheel goods, scooters, express wagons, etc. No end to the things in TOY WORLD awaiting the last- minute shopper. Toy World Third Gallery, New Bullding RANA Pearls which make an investment in real pearls seem like an extravagance. Necklace, $27.50 16 in. beautifully gradu- ated RANA pearls. Bracelet, $60 4 rows of RANA pearls, mountings of white gold. Ring, $28 Large round RANA bronze pearl, mounted in green gold. Searf pin, $27 American pear! mounted ia 14 kt. green gold, set with small diamond. Main Floor, Old Building Four Groups of * Good Gifts Handbags, $3 In black, navy blue or brown moire silk. Attractively shaped metal frames, finished in gold or silver; originally intended for far more expensive bags. Inside purse frame. Nicely lined in contrasting color. Bead Girdles, $1 Black, gun metal, brown or iridescent colorings. Brief Cases, $3.85 ‘Tan or black cowhide, 15 and 16 in.; two or three pockets, lock and key and two str Pocket Knives, $1 Two, three or four blades, made of excellent steel; stag or pearl handles. Malin Floor, SILK STOCKINGS the better grades $1.95, $2.50, $3.75 (Tax Extra) Old Bullding Main Floor, Oid Building Last-minute Gifts in the Infants’ Shop Hand-made French Dresses, $1.95 to $5.95 Several delightful models of French nainsook, trimmed wit! fine laces, pin tucks or hand em- broider, Some with scalloped skirts, es 6 months i and 2 years Aprons, $1.35 to $1.75 Made of quaint chintzes, peo- pled in the most amusing fash- ion with the Queen of Hearts, Bo-Peep, and little Boy Blue— with here and there a patch of bright flowers. Knitted Sets, Sacque, cap knitted of the so pink or blue wool and trimmed with | little nosegays of wide, 6] months, 1 and 2 year 95 booties Broadway at Ninth, New York Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant | Uprights, $3865 up. Player-pianos, $495 up, Kinely-bound books. Special Christmas editions. all their own Down-Stairs). Grown up's books, | never lets down in its service. Coats are all 36 inches long. Time Yet to Get the Christmas PIANO | Grand pianos, $695 up. AMPICO Reproducing Piano, $850 up. Special Christmas terms. First Gallery, New Building Children’s books (in a store A COMPLETE Book Store, which Main Floor, Old Buliding Ten per cent. oft Women’s Furs | Anticipating the removal of the tar January Ist. ‘Fur capes of near seal (dyed Coney), narrow shoulders, flaring lines; now $166.50. Hudson seal coats (dyed muskrat), collac aud cuffs of skunk or beaver, $238.50. Near seal coats (dyed coney), straight lines, tuxedo or shawl collars, $85. 50. Near-seal coats (dyed coney), deep collars and cuffs of skunk, $135. Natural muskrat coats—excellent for sports wear—$130. Second Floor, Old Bullding tract and box of face powder, were $26—now delicate glass | atomizers, were $15—now $10. $75—now $12 to $50... .Painted china atomizc French glas: , were $20 to $24—now $12. ported, were —now $1.50 and $2.25....Dr or amber 12 pieces, were —now get Red or tan kidskin or green morocco opera, $ ponece, $5 and $6....Black and tan leather comfy $4.50....Comfy slipper , brown, blue or gray, $: sole or Romeo, $3.50. $3 to $5. BOYS’ Patent leather pumps, $5.50... ssing may felt everett with feather sole, $2.75.. The Perfume Shop lowers prices on--- Caron’s “N’aimez que moi”—a delightfu! perfume—in sets of two bottles of ex- y perfumes in the original rench perfume burners, were $19 to were $7—now $4.. . Colored gla Main Floor, Old Bullding Plenty of Men’s Slippers, $2.25 to $8 ‘Bootces, green morocco or tan kidskin or alligator, at $8. Tan suede opera, $7. . 5 -Tan or black’ kidskin 8, quilted lining, comfy sole, .Felt Hylo gray with leather . House moccasins, leather everett slippers, $4. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding Shaker knit sweaters, warm and lasting. over, V-neck or fine big shawl collar neck (nutton) and pull-over (with sleeves) heather mixtures... .Scotch sweate: greens, grays, etc.—are $20 and $25. jacket, Men’s Sweaters, white and colors -The white sweaters are $12.50—pull- -The colored sweaters are $10.50 for the V- stvles in maroon, gray, navy blue, brown or plain colors and mixtures — yellows, Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding Blanket bathrobes are $4.65 woo} in them, $20....Wool dre: $7.50 and $10 sing gowns, and, Warm Room Rebes fcr Men, $4.65 up with a generous proportion of vworted and domestic, are $20 to $40. Light-weight silk dressing gowns are $16.50 to $40; lined with silk, $55. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding Men’s Neckties, 50c, ot sood taste. our prices very low, and gives us command of the best are freshened every morning. 95c, $1.65 tn these three groups are included every kind of four-in-hand acceptable to men The tremendous business we do in men’s neckties enables us to make Stocks materials and designs. ‘round qualities, at Hee al Chris .15 group. Woven madras and silk- dozen will make a fine Christmas gift for Dad or SPORY SHIRTS, collar attached, of white che’ n. Vviot, Men’ s Shirts, $1.15, $1.85, $2.95 mas prices. Printed madras, good per- riped effects in the others, over Wanamaker measurements, in the thorough way we insist upon. $3, $3.50, Burlington Arcade Floor, New Buliding ne 5 $22.50 ond $25 SUITS, two pair knickers Lowered prices on Boys’ Liaiiinad Scarf Sets, $3.95 Smart little tam o'shante' and | searf of brushed wool, striped in | white, tan or blue, Angora wool scarfs, $4.50. Toques to match, $2.95, Tam o’shanters, $1 to $1. Knitted toques, $1 to $1 Wool sweaters, $3.95 $5.50, Third Floor, and Old Buliding We'll fit you in five minutes, and you may your back. Finest made, $35 to $95. . Wrap up in Wanamaker Ulster and turn the Great collar up walk right out with it on .Some British-made ulsters—many | of them of Crombie ov ercoatings—are n now $ Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building Skates. Sleds. Skiis. Toboggans And Good Shoes for Bad Weather Burlington Arcade Floor, New Buliding until 6 P. M. each day -Tall_ graceful $ pow der jars—im- table sets, copies of onyx All Half a Until Christmas the Store is now open Gift Slippers For Women colors, wit to $3.50. many $2.76 to $8. For Children Picture “comfy” $1.45. soles, $1.90. First Floor, Old Bullding GLOVES For Men AT $2.50—capeskin gloves, outseam sewn, brown, tan and gray. AT $3.50 to $5.75—mocha gloves, outseam sewn, several styles, good aie: Burlington Are: New Buliding For Women AT $3—mocha gloves, one clasp, outseam sewn. AT $3.95-—gauntlet style, with strap at wrist, pique sewn, AT $5—slip-on gloves, pique sewn. AT $7—12-buttorn mous- uetaire style, pique sewn. Grays; light tans, castors and mode, For Children ( Mittens, 25¢ to Tic. Wool gloves, 85c to $2. Leather mittens, lined, $1, » $1.25, $3.75. Leather gloves, lined, $1.50 to $2.50, Main Floor, Old Building For Miss 14 to $0 Camel’s-hair Cloth Coats $39.50, $45, $65 Coats at $45 and $65 are of 100 per cent, camel’s-hair cloth, LARGE collars ot natural ‘| raccoon or opossum give ad- gional chic to the coats at Every coat is silk lined. In natural color, caramel or taupe. Second Floor, Old Building Tenth Street 10-Karat GOLD JEWELRY 80 in. necklace of cloudy amber beads, beautiful color- ings—$65, Genuine pearl ear-dro full tassel, mounted in white gold—$32. Dorine box, fall size, with ehata, choice brocade design Pencil chain—$17.21 Dress ths ‘ot studs, links and waistcoat buttons, choice mother-of-; Peal, 10 kt. gold mountings—$26. Main Floor, Old Building Men’s Wool Socks Made abroad $1 to $2.25 the $4, socks are sainly light weig! in brown and green heather effects, At $1.50—heavy weight rib- bed in brown heather, The $1.50, $1.85 and $2.25 socks are medium weight, in various colors. Silk and wool $2.60 pair—artificial silk and wool mixture, shot effects, + Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding Tidal adjustable | EXTRA — MEN’S all- |] wool pull-over ters | without sleeves—to wear under a coat— lowest price we've seen 1. Downataire Store, New Buliding Felt slippers in plain or fancy fh eomty soles, $2 and $2.50; with leather soles, $2.75 ued satin mules or slippers with pompons, a wide choice in attractive colors from slippers, * Puss-in-boots slippers, comfy