The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 17

yoga yee PLANT HEIRS WILL APPEAL FROM CUT IN EXECUTORS’ FEES Widow and Son Allowed $30,000 While Others Got Four Times as Much. Mrs. William Hayward and Henry Bradley Plant—widow and son of Mor- ton F, Plant, millionaire sportsman and financier of New York and Con- necticut, who died Nov. 4 1918—filed notice in the Superior Court at Nor- wich yesterday that they would ap- peal from the decision of Judge Brown, who cut their fees as executors from $128,000 each to $30,000. They had carried their case to Judge Brown be- cause they considered $128,000 too little fm view of what the three other exe- @utors of the Plant estate had been allowed. ® ‘The five executors originally asked for more than $1,000,000, The widow @nd son were each to get $100,000 and the others—George L. Shearer, Francis DeC. Sullivan and the United States ‘Trust Company of New York—$300,- 000 each. Mrs Hayward protested, and Judge Anderson awarded her and her son $128,000 and each of the others $256,000. \ Mrs. Hayward carried her appeal to ‘the Superior Court, where Judge Brown not only cut her fee and that of her gon to $30,000 each but cut Mr. Shear- er’s and the trust company’s to $120,- 000 each, and Mr. Sullivan’s to §136,- 000. When Mr. Plant's estate was first Inventoried it was estimated at $33,- 000,000. But the net accounting showed this figure shrank to $165,800,- 900. Mrs. Hayward—the former Mrs. Plant now married to Col. William ‘Hayward—refused to approve the net estate accounting. es GERMANY DOES NOT WANT SPY. BERLIN, Feb. 3 (Assoviated Press).— ‘The German Government is not willing to ask for the extradition of Ignatius Tribich Lincoln, international spy, in connection with the Kapp revolt in 1920, inasmuch as he is not a German citizen, Lincoln was arrested in New York re- cently charged with having entered the United States illegally. He was a former member of the British Parlia- ment, and the German Government an- est it 1s not officially interested in im. POSITIVE SAVINGS \ of 50% ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF New Serviceable Furniture for Every Room. H Here is one of the many values! Berver . ‘Total . 98. A) Complete And Only $2.00 a Week Pays for It. Lowest Price Guarantee If You can duplicate this value elsewhere —your money back. Bend for free copy of Roemer's Furniture Catalog Established 1800. RUDOLF ROEMER| FURNITURE COMPANY 330-334 BTH AVE. Staves, DYE STOCKINGS OR SWEATER IN “DIAMOND DYES” “Diamond Dyes” add years of wear to worn, faded skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang- ings, draperies, everything. | Every package contains directions so simple any woman can put new, rich, fade- less colors into her worn garments or draperies even if she has never dyed before. Just buy Diamond other kind—then y come out right, Dyes are guarante spot, fade or run. gist whether the material you w to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or ed goods. This Orien- ™ tal Ring isalleged by Chinese to be almost uncanny in its power to bring to the Wearer Health, Happiness, Prosperity, Long Life and Good Luck. The fad of the hour aes over, Don't Seren imitations! None genuine unless the & is stam, i genuine the. ped inside. omneeaT x ux . THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY s; 1922, Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, Broadway at Ninth, New York Store Hour: Telephone: Stuyvesant 4700 to 5.30 New February Sale FURNITURE Will Be Ready for SATURDAY’S Choosing 40-in. Satin Charmeuse $1.95 yd.—our $2.50 grade Excellent heavy quality that lends itself de- lightfully to the graceful draping of the new’ sil- houette, and will not rough up. One of the many remarkable values to be found in the Sale of Fashion Silks now bak held in the Silk Rotunda, and in which many women are buying at oné time enough silk for several dresses. F Black, white and 17 colors. Silk Rotunda, Main Floor, Old Building, To meet the latest fancy of Miss 14 to 20— HOMESPUN SUITS, $29.50 Stunning colors— French blue Green Strawberry Violet Beige Gray As the suits were tailored in our own workroom the price is $29.50; otherwise it would be considerably more. Homespun is of excellent quality or the colors would not be in such beautiful shades. Coats are in the new short box and semi-fitted styles. Buttonholes are carefully bound—and all other detaiis are carefully tailored because these suits were made in our own workroom. ' Coats lined with peau de cygne in plain colors, of ¢ourse. New Crepe-de-Chine Frocks, $32.50 Second Floor, Old Building. Dress Goods —Special Imported White Swiss—50c yard Dotted and embroidered—special purchase—below import cost. White Voiles—35c and 50c yard Attractively patterned in stripes, checks and small figures. White Pique—85c to $1.50 yard Fine and wide ribbed—a most unusual quality. First Floor, Old Building. First Sports Blouse with the Renee band In wool jersey, $6.95 We were the st to bring the news to New York — that RENEE had given the hiouse a new waistline—low on the hips. We have adapted it again and again this season and with great succes: adapting it as a sports blo and we predict great things for it. It_is made of an excellent quality of wool jersey in henna, gray, navy, tan, black, copen. Extremely well tailored. Sizes 34 to 46. Also at $6.95 lar and turn-back cuffs of white The mu ored wool jersey | linen with the RENEE band. sports blouse with the Hton col- Third Floor, Old Building. Women’s Fur-trimmed Coats—Saturday—$75 (Originally $94.50 to $145) Smart Silhouettes. Straightline and models with lovely fur collar and cuffs. Soft deep-pile fabrics that fashion favors; black and soft shades of blue, browns and taupes; trimmed with eara- cul, squirrel, beaver, moleskin, wolf. Second Floor, Old Building Chambray Play Frocks 500 for Miss 2 to 6........ $1.25 New—never on sale before. . eatariay wrap-around Second of the series of re- markable sales of colored clothes for children—boys and girls. At $1.25 these play frocks are mos* unusual —workmanship. and material, and quality of the @lambray. The models have the same well- cut lines, nicety of detail ant delight- ful simplicity usually found only in the more expensive dresses, . Blue, Pink, Maize, Greer. Third Floor, Old Bullding. EXTRA Pleated Skirts, $9.75 Waistbands, 26 to 32 125 only—the surplus of one of the best skirt makers in New York; made to sell for much more. Prunella cloth and wool velours of excellent quality, in two-toned checked or strij des'gns and plaids in attractive colorings. Well-tailored—hand-laid pleats, generously deep, and carefully finished details. Black, navy blue or brown. Second Floor, Old Bullding. Silk Handbags in smart shapes, $5 The smart envelope sort, made of satin striped black gros-grain silk, with cord handles and mounting of fourteen karat gold. Small pouch bags of mvire silk, with gilt finished metal frames. Others of figured siik, with etched or plain metal frames fin- ished in silver color. Inside purse frames and care- fully chosen linings add to their attraction. Smart street colors, Main Floor, Old Buliding. Hand-made Lingerie $2.95 to $5 Nainsook and batiste, with ex- quisite solid and eyelet embroid- ery and drawn work, worked by the natives of the Philipzine Isl- ands and Porto Rico. Envelope chemises, strap or regulation shoulders, $2.95, $3.95, $5. Gowns, with smart square, round or necklines, $2.95, $3.95, $5. Third Floor, Old Bullding. New Hats— Spetially )- priced.... t $8 to $12 In brilliant colors or black —the fashions are new. Ribbon hats—wide ribbons in gay colors. Swirling ostrich flues around the crown and over- hanging the small brim of milan straw hats. Pleated grosgrain ribbon in huge cockade on tagal hats (illustrated), Two tiny birds perched at one side of the brim of another model in tagal. Lacquered fruit ani flower across the crown of other straw hats. Second Floor, Old Buliding Petticoats, $3.75 Many are copies of higher price models—fashioned of soft taffetas, heavy satins and lovely silk jerseys, Smart straight-line and ruffle- trimmed styles in regular si and a few styles in extra sizes. Pettibloomers, $3.75 Silk jersey, sports length, an‘ longer iength, well reinfor finished with neat tailored cuf Street shades, navy b've and black. Main Alsie, Old Bullding ) Three Pounds of Candy for $1 Week-end Special overed Nougat Assorte hocolates Hard Candy —a pound of each Candy Shon, loor, Old Build ery, New Build Girls’ Frocks, $3.75, $4.75 Less than wholesale prices | au. 6 to 14 years sizes. Most of the materials imported Lovely ginghams and chambrays—the kind you don’t have to feel—you can tell how fine they are just by looking at them, Attractive colorings — red, blues, greens, mauves, tans, maizes and pinks— never to »e found in inex- pensive .naterials, Saucy bloomer dresses, smart straight-line frocks, the much favored, ‘ong-walsted frocks and Mother Hubbard fyocks—12 styles in all—each having all the earmarks of a custom-made frock, Second Floor, Old Bullding. ° ° ©. Silk Stockings, 95c pair 1,216 pairs—that were $1.25 Women’s full-fashioned silk stockings; sheer and medium weight with mercerized cotton tops and soles; black only. Sizes 842 to 10. 95c pair—for seconds of $1.50 grades 800 pairs—mock seam leg, seamless foot; black, white, cordovan and African brown. Sizes 842 to 10. Not all sizes in every color. These at 55c were 75c pair Pure thread silk stockings, mercerized cotton toes, heels and tops; mock seam leg, seamless foot; black, white, navy blue. Sizes 8% to 10. Not all sizes in every éolor. Main Floor, Old Bullding. Women’s Oxfords, $7 pr. New patent leather Oxfords. First arrivals for Spring The model is of the conservative type with plain tip, welt soles and medium walking heel that is unusually good- looking. We bought these shoes during the manufacturer's dull season at a special concession which permits us to price them at the very low price of $7 pair. Same model in black or tan calfskin at the same price. First Floor, Old Building. Hudson Seal Coats at (Dyed muskrat) Very attractive Prices $595—originally $895 Four, with man¢arin sleeves; chin collars of Kolinsky, or chin or shawl collars and cuffs of gray squirrel. 45 inches long, $495—originally $795 Five, with collars of Kolinsky, gray squirrel, beaver, skunk, and one self trimmed. 45 inches long. $445—originally $695 Seven, with collars of beaver, skunk or self trimmed. 45 inches long. $395—originally $595 Three, with skunk collars and cuffs, 47 in. long. Fours self trimmed. 42 and 45 inches long. Second Floor, Old Bullding. Boys’ Bathrobes $3.75 (were $5.75) Clearaway of 200, of bea- con cloth, in a variety of colors and patterns. Sizes for boys of 4 to 18, Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding. Boys’ Pajamas, $1 (were $1.50 and $2) 200, in sizes 6 to. 18 years; eight good designs and color effects. Adjustment of stocks. Burlington Arcade Floor, — , New Building. are mostly 34 to 40. * Boudoir Decorations of Silk Poplin are not only very economi- eal, but are a little more decorative than cretonne for Spring, Summer and madras, soft a of madras. shirts (bes 3 * early Fall, The Art Needlework Section has some very attractive bed- J to spreads complete w throws, and a curt lustrate how effect bolster hich il- dec- erations are, yet how they are to make, re ft ly eh - y quite a low price Poplin in a loveiy ade of Certainly q 1 ; n rose, gold or blue, $1 materials that are in these shoe Tan or black cal heavy soles and broad hee A capable teacher wil! give in- woolen socks. structions free of cha First Floor, Old iding 729 Men’sSuits,Overcoats Ulsters go down to $26 S —Wanamaker $40 to $65 Suits —Wanamaker $35 to $55 Overcoats —Wanamaker $35 to $55 Ulsters Young men haven’t had such a good thing in years —plenty of good patterns and colorings to choose from —and almost double the value for their money. During February, to close out our winter stocks of clothing, all suits and overcoats will.bear revised prices, offering substantial economies, Beautiful Madras Shirts, $2.15 $3.50 grades—most of them D. & J. Anderson silk, serviceable beyond the expectations of men who have only had knowledge of the lesser grades At the same price, also, some fibre silk ~ silk woven in the country) and some white chevfot and white madras sports shirts, Only $7 for smart Shoes for Men *=# Very comfortable and very smart for pi Gaps made here and there by the continued buying will be filled up with reserves from our warehouse. ll of it GOOD furniture — the kind of furniture that makes the Wanamaker February Sale the greatest furniture sale of the country. There is no home furniture need of any one living in New York, or within reach of this store, that cannot be filled, happily and at a good sav- ing, in this February Sale, tomorrow. Our regular stock at average one-fourth less. New-purchase stock at average one-third less. Special stock on hand at average one-half less. 138 styles of matched dining-room suites 132 styles of matched bedroom suites. 104 styles of matched living-room suites. «And thousands of separate pieces for all rooms. ~ One Example— Leg Lal 7-piece Bedroom Suite—$250 $278 grade; quaint cottage type; gray enamel glaze, decorated Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Building. Little Boys’ Anatomik Shoes at half vee $4.75—were Good, stout black calfskin aa scientifically made, ti and recommended by physicians for little boys whose feet are not strong and require support. Sizes 9% to 12'4. All widths. First Floor, Old Bullding. Four Pieces of Good News for Boys Tweed Suits, $8.95 Originally $15 and $17.50 125 only, of woolen material, with alpaca lining, two pairs of knickers with each suits Sizes 7 to 18, Blue Serge Suits, $9.75 $12.50 grades 50 more of those that sold so quickly a short time age. One pair of knickers only, Wool serge that will give pienty of service. Good color. Sizes for 7 to 17 years. Boys’ Overcoats, $11.75 Were $17.50 to $25 63 of the finest overcoats that we have had in our stock. Not all sizes in each style but all are so desirable that you could se- lect with your eyes shut. Sizes for 11 to 18 years. Mackinaws, $8.50 —' Originally $16.50 to $20 The famous Wanamaker mackinaw, with big patch and muff pockets, good patterns in large checks and plaids, :nverted pleats,and yoke backs. Men‘s Floor, New Bullding. Sizes * * * * + $ Neckties—75c each * * * mart style and good kin with medium toe, nt wear with spats or And you will be pleased with, the ‘ skin or blac Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding, eee