The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, ! tn the feet and legs by lead slugs from 7 Stage and Society Folk’s Costume Ball err rst MND SUIT 1922, -—ISW. 34% St24 Floor They are suing for damages for the in- Juries & shotgun fred by Davis at the time. | PERMISSION TO DEF TO DEFEND SUIT. B fit S 1 nd Sailors’ Club) order porn i 4 7 athen for an ermitting Mivis's answers was ene. § 0 ers a (3 Davis te Competent, as Alfenint mdnyit-by Br, William B. Pritchard di Of Nov tis Weat ith Stowet, Manhattan, BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROAD‘ . WALDORF HOTEL Says, Me should stand Trial [an alieniat whe ‘prapounec i Davis ta: BROADWAY (OPP. W. H ) tore ol 0 ’ reel | for Murder, Juatice States. flint handed to" yuat lee Anpinall, Br. The World’s Largest 2nd Floor Clothing Institution i ritchard id he had obs ec Javis Supreme Court Justice Aapinall In| since his. commitnient to Matteawan A Brooklyn yesterday indignantly refused ore ies “said Davis ta, in the opinion eponent, competent ment o to sen an order to permit Chartes T.|ianage his’ affaine and continue. his Davis to verify personally answers to] vusiness 5 lily as in the last sults brought against him by Edward G. last fe 4d Davis MeGione, a police detective, and George | an dott Lint incapavie of | W. Horan, an insurance adjuster, to re- the proceedings then tn 4 } : { making a defense to an cover $100.000 damages each for assault! | F In ge ta an vis 1s at Matteawan State Hospital, ich he was committed last June by Supreme Court Justice Van Siclen jafter he had been adjudged criminally [insane when he shot and killed Detec- tive Joseph Bridgette, Feb. 17 last, in|} his office, No. 221 Duffield Street, Brook- \lyn. McGtone and Horan were wounded this is “SENIOR” “JUNIOR” GEORGES’, a well as the A Feature of the rey roan I. Miller Semi-Annual Sale Rermene**° Another Smashing Nore in Progre Blow At Prices! Never was the wholesale market in a greater turmoil! Never was clothing sacrificed so reckless- ly! Never has a sale offered greater bargains! Today we start this sale anew with offer- ings so positively astounding as to seem incredib’e! Two huge upstairs floors, cov- Afternoon Slippers Formerly $10 and $12.50. $8.95 Other Sale Opportunities 59 Styles 36 Styles $6.85 $10.95 I. MILLER Fifth Avenue at 46th Street 15 West 42nd Street Hudson Terminal Entrance: Fulton Street ering half a city block, are jammed with | there he was also made prison and} \Y hospital chaplain. i€ From 1895 to 1913 he was occupied | in clerica: work in the United States, but at the latter uate reverted | newspaper work, which he kept up| /4 until 1917. He was for some time oa! & Brilliant Ritz Affair Revealed} Drawing Room Theatri- cal Talent. NEW RECTOR FORMER “ NEWSPAPER EDITOh | St. Margaret's Pastor’s Career 1554 Broadway Open untiig P IM. Trosklyn Shop Ls the editorial staff of the Churchman, | 49% 5 » The fashionable and theatrice!! Has Been Divided Between | an Episcopal weekly published in New | 8 Fulton Street, Corner of Bond i Worlds combined thetr forces at the York, ea Laity} this time A (ae rved | last ni . cess of i as “supply” in churches which were | Rita last night to make a success of | Press and Pulpits. Se yt aU eaclurs one MLE riven there for/ irom newspaper man to priest,| Which was St. Margaret's, his pros- WntverDerine 8G, Nd oes meee a he eee eta ee eat the benefit ¢ | then temporarily back to news gath | fering and now rector of St. Mar- t|garet's Episcopal Church, No. o40| Store Hours: 9 to 5:30 H ZARN , Hedstrom, s|Chureh, an Episcopal weekly publi- | . : die Darling | cation, In the place of the Rev. Jobn| FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE. at the unheard- r a! Margaret Severn, | Keller, who died recently. He was| d Alexis Koslo‘f,| ormerly associate editor of the Eve- Gert Handed, Dorocny Clark fod | ning ‘Telegraph in Philadelphia, and of price Fust 166th Street, is the experience | -\of the Rev. Frederick 3. Hodgins. | | He is to be tnetalled as rector of this {ehureh by Bishop Manning, Jan He still feels the need of keeping | histband In and has taken the New| >| York correspondence of the Living| More than 5000 | of which go | into this sale tributed to Diana Dalz The club was founded in memory of the late Frank Carter by a groip of bis friends. ibaa eee HARVEY BACK AT COUNTY CANNES, Jan. 12 (Asi Press),—George Harvey, A Ambassador to Great Brita’ tended yesterday's session of the Allied @upreme Council meeting, having al- during that time, about 1913, he was active in many civie reform move- ments. He was born in Can after receiving his from the Unive tered Wrycliff for his theology and was ordained by Bishop Hamilton of Toronto in 1890. Upon being priested fa in 1862, and demic degrees ty of Toronto, en- most completely recovered from the the following year, he was assigned shock he suffered in an automobil: x Seen t CHMORERN: THE TINO wORN lite ce coe Guelph, Can., soon of the council heartily congratula afterward, however, being made cu- | him on his narrow escape rate of All Saints, Toronto. 132 W. 32" S While ‘Bet. 6th& “ 9 7th Aves. OPROSITE GIMBELS OTE OUR NEW on SHIRT VALUE in Town Special Purchase Sale MEN’S SHIRTS 1.68 Limited Alterations FREE In addition to our own regular stock of Suits and Overcoats (ormerly $25 and $30), are thousands of garments purcha:zed by us ata fraction of their worth and made to seil at *30, °35 an °40 In this selection at $15 you will find many celebrated brands of clothes from lead- in, New York, Rochester, Chicago, Philadelphia and Baltimore makers, the names of which we omit at the request of the manufacturers, as a result of the protest || made by retailers who are forced to get $30 to $40 for the identical garments. Every model, style, fabric and pattern represented. All sizes, regulars, stouts, OUR POLICY ft * | hort: Lowost Prices inTown Vatuve 4250 to $295 A beac cate | Store Hours Daily, Including Saturday, 9 to 6, Fabrics Include: | Also 3 5 4 G if ( ) $ ij Wi) Silk Fibre, Woven Madrases, Silk Stripe 0 Suits (Knickers) at 15 H ‘ 9x12 BRUSSELS iW Russian Cords, Silk and Cotton, They are made of genuine All-Wool imported English fabrics and tai- ' af Fine Silk Stripe Madras, etc. i} lored by one of New York’s acknowledged leading specialists in Golf H 4 ' { togs. They were made to sell at $40 and $45. Our price $15! All sizes. SMITH’S 00 Sizes 13% to 17%. : f ALL WOOL . 1 ; : ; ! H SEAMLESS ae > these Shiela are below snpnintactyres $08 One ' FE - ’ y ' Ov 714 Fe, Ht 0 he largest manufacturer’s. finding he had an un 0 E S kR fli ] R t f d i SMITH'S nsually large stock after Inventory closed on* (| ) ur ntire toc a Ca y ecruc? In Price! } See the entire lot to us at a sacrifice priv’ iM ang psnpeeegbonactiss vl ee ‘ ts 7 J In addition to our own regular stock are thousands of garments purchased i =. nationally famous makers at tremendous savings! 40 celebrated brands! O iMreniAL VELVET SMITH'S SEAMLESS 9x12 EXTRA FRINGED 9x 12 99, c SPECiAL tt weerenees WILTON 33" CARPETS Brusse’s 21 tnenes wide, Malle and staira. 49¢ eli Base Floor Covering sg 2 rare uh tum full sotle, 33° Velvet 27 inches wide. Halle and staira ate LINOLLUM MY cur PREPAID MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILED -_"“28T] ew eww we wee EF eo w@2 = @ ewe eee ow we — a a we me eee eee ee es ee oe me |-=~-~--------- as rs a See Pages 17 and 27 for Other Hearn iver gina: 25,000 Suits and Overcoats grouped in three huge lots as follows Values Up to $45 Values Up to $55 Values Up to $85 Actual comparisons will convince you absolutely that this great 2nd floor insti- tution offers you the finest makes of clothing at prices far below any other store in this or any other city. Nowhere will you find such a stupendous variety. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS. Opposite Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR 15 W. 34%St. 29 Floor OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P. M—SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M. ¥ ~ *26 1