The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 11

; THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922, Macy Building Addition \I\SSING ACTRESS, Will Give Store 40 Acres KHYVA ST. ALBANS, Floor Space for Sales? FOUND IN PARS TRE | Will Cost $5,000,000—Nine- in the World. | Plans Dancing Engagement to teen Stories—Biggest Store | Recompense Losers in “The Painted Laugh.” The construction of the new $5 | O0v addition to the R. H. | y store yeet and Broadway will be | rted as soon as the buildings oceu-| PARIS, Feb. 9,—Khyva St. Albuns. | culled for in the fall of ; Im announcing — the Straus stated that with the project imme » they hi comple pnditions jbeen found in a Paris hotel naintained the prete fe was thas {Maintained the pretense she wa: _e, Jo Albans and deel ick Th hing of t pom to take London by storm when she engaged the Garrick, he would not say where they had but It fs understood they vis- he quieter resorts of Belgium “ Switzerland. They had just ar- rived in Paris, coming because Mrs. Sanger needed to consult a specialist They are leaving for the south of France. Khyva will probably take up a dancing engugement in the spring and from her earnings she proposes to repay the Londoners who sufferod in the “Painted Laugh" failure. i acest THRONGS AT FUNERAL OF GENERAL DEWET LONDON, Feb. 9—An enormous nalist Party, Js and three senators, Including the | Reitz, ex-Prosident of Orange Free State. Simple Tests for Smile Week| GOLD hae been discovered in Los Angeles Some of the Hollywood colony may have had holes in thelr pockets. BEARS in Canada have come out of their sign of an early spring dens, which may be @ On the other hand, rum runners may have been too noisy along the tral! IN A RENT CASE in Wostchester a witness testified that the land lord was a generous man One of the tenants In court fainted. FLU EPIDEMIC in Sing Sing Prison has been checked by the simple expedient of stopping the use of whiskey ax a remedy GIRL IN PINK KNICKERS was sent home from a Savanac school. POUR HUNDRED DOLLAR COFFI M. Hyde of Newark. two fights and [ collected more than $800 in bets on him.’' Deo A was provided for bis dog by “Why not?’ he asked. “He won twenty SOVIET ABOLISHES SPY ORGANIZATION Secret Police Dropped and Work Wilt Come Under Interior Department. , Beb, 9 (Assoclated Press).—The All-Russian Cheka, the Hoviet secret police and judicial or- ganization maintained largely for the suppression of counter-revolution, has been Abolished, together with its local organs. The All-Russion Central Executive Committee to-day decreed that sup- pression of revolts, banditry and fighting, work of espionage, guarding railways and frontiers and other pre- ventive measures be transferred to the Ministry of the Interior, Within this Ministry a political de- partment will be organized under the MOSCL r the site are raged, Percy 8. | the American actress who disappeared gathering attended the imposing State] ‘pe principal admitted that the knickers were a suitable costume for personal presidency of th Straus, Vice President, announced to- | from London ii wember after fail- juneral given the famous Boer general,| winter sport, but maintained that studying lessons tn her classroom was | the Interior, who now is The new structure, which will| Ure of the play, “The Painted Laugh,” Christina De Wet, in Bloomfontein,} not a winter sport. Ineky, ex-President of the 1 " * mle ¥ erday, says a dispatch from South — = | have sen floora sive the| for which she had engaged the Garrick Y Naaee Hore wecks ot fonty ccna, awa i y AEPISE: ROSGY MOSCOW MONEY LENDERS, dealing in paper rubl charge 100 SUSPENSION ANNOUNCED store a floor space of forty acres, the | Theatre, leaving her company with- , . MOSCOW MONEY LENDERS, fg in paper rubles, charg F OLD DU Salation, ued wu wal tale EOUSTE pallbearers were Premier Gen} pe; cont, interest, Gel-rich-qulek enterprises thrive under Bolsheviam OF OLD FRENCH BANK | greatest area of any similar concern) cular and who wat ® soug! Gen Hertzog, leader of the) = > [in the country, Its completion is} for in every capital of Europe, has three other Boer | PARIS, Feb. 9.—The suspension of |Ctaude La Fontaine, Prevost and Com- pany, one of the oldest private banks in France, was announced to-day, Moat lof the ‘institution's business was trans- 11 acted In the Ardennes and other eastern | departments of France. It was tnlized at 26,000,000 francs, of whteh © 10,000,000 francs wax paid. “the Tiabil- itlen are placed at 1,000,000 francs. 1. MILLER ? Semi-Annual P SALE Peery eee duced to Extra- ordinary Values. ye li” ye oe et ep ae ee a NEW Soo TION ro Macys 125 feet on 84th and Sith Streets r TAKES MILLIONAIRES | of the floors will be used for TO OWN CLEAN SHIRTS | extending the present sales depart- | ments and the others for executive Collar Conte 40,000 and supply rooms More to possible step is to be taken MO: wads. 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The Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati, New York, and Perth, | | | Mre, Sanger, in She Was found through a tiny para- h in a French paper announcing a Mile, Albans Khyva had re- ported to the police the loss of a vain- jable diamond ring. Recognizing the name, a correspondent visited the lo- | tel and chatted about the missing ring jand the actress's future plans, | discussed those affably, but when the jremark was made, “You gave us a lot of trouble looking for you in No- vember," _Khyva froze, was not the person and had a) only vaguely about the Garrick i She had nothing more to say, but} | Mrs. Sanger subsequently explained | ; it was because she was so fright-| ened. She explained that Khyva,| | passionately fond of Russian Itera-| |ture, had translated Andrieff's "The -ainted Laugh,” designed ace: nes and stage-managed production, Having had s ss with it in America she ho She asserted she ONE-WEEK INVENTORY SALE DRESS PUMPS FQ Custom Hand Made. 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