The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 12

12 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, 3-Year-Old Merbaby Who Dives 10 Feet and Swims With the Crawl PREETI CHICAGO PREACHER SNANED 10 WEED GUT CY’ CROOKS “Hit Them All, From Highest teachings of war, have been educated these young mep are not mentally diseaso and shell shock, the distinction between robbing and same thing on the battle field in the name of patriotism.” > JOHANNESBURG, Union of South Africa, Feb. 10.—The Industrial Federa- Lon has decided againat going on a gen- er’! strike in support of the miners, who last four or five years many young men of the city, as a result of the to value human life cheaply. Some of killing for private gain and doing the | we, WON'T AID STRIKING AFRICANS, SEIZED IN STOCK SWINDLE. Detective Sergts. Mayer and Brown of Inspector Coughlin's staff and In- capable, on account of war strain, | sector Connelly of the Boston Pollco of making | last night arrested Wilfred Mulveny, hirty-two, stock broker, of No. 264 72d Street, at the Grand Central Terminal, on charge of being a fugi- tive from Justice, According to Inspector Connelly, Mul- veny is alleged to have ewindled more | than torty complainants by stock ma- nipulation, The amount he ts alleged to have appropriated. the Inspector said, ig more than $70,000. The detec- tives sald he remarked, when arrested: FEBRUARY 19, 1922. Sale Also At Sale Also At Newark Store Brooklyn Store Broad Street and Fulton Street West Park Near Hoyt 19 West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York to Lowest,” Mayor Tells have been out for some time. | See ANYWINTERCOAT: Stanley eateGiddous == LN ‘THE HOUSE Soke: Oe Plain or Fur Trimmed Second Jloor Fale Glevutor: i House ‘ (Choice of the at | Women’s and Misses’ High Grade Winter Coats & Wraps In Wide Variety of Newest Styles, Fabrics and Colors. EveryFur-Trimmed Coat ,| Choice of $35.00 to $45.00 Coats | In Our Regular Stock. Offered 4 | Appointee. CHICAGO, Feb. 10,—The Rev. John Hf. Williamson, pastor of a Methodist Episcopal Church, has been named as Law Enforcement Commissioner of Chicago, with supreme powers In caring for the elty’a moral welfare. His appointment to the post, es- | pecially created by Mayor William Hale Thompson at the request of re- form and religious organizations, was announced by the Mayor, and Mr. Williamson has resigned as pastor of his church and formally accepted the new position, He declared that Kis office would be conducted “in accordance with the teachings of Christ." He ap- pealed to all Christian organizations to join him an a drive to rid Chicago of crooks, He was especially en- Joined by Mayor Thompson to seek any “corruption” that might exist among city officials, and was in- formed that his decisions would be final whether they hit “the highest city official or the lowest crook on the streets." In a statement announcing the ap- pointment of Mr. Williamson, Mayor Thompson said that ‘In seeking the causes of crime we must not close our Tomorrow Without Reserve | At Tremendous Reductions $25 *350 Formerly to $65.00 Formerly to $125.00 Fabrics: Bolivia Normandy Novelties Furs: Genuine Fur Collars seaer+e srs oe THREE YEAR For Women and Misses Smartly tailored in a number of attractive oo | ! Fred A. Cady, noted Los Angeles swimming coach, is shown with Ris latest prodigy-protegee: “Baby Bianca.” At the age of three this Deautiful little “merbaby” can make a ten-foot high dive and can swim across the big tank, using the regular Australian craw) stroke. eyes to the fact that many persons who formerly were in the habit of drinking intoxicating liquors and who effects; coats are silk lined. Ver; styles, and in all the new color 29:50 cial Choice of $55.00 to $75.00 Coats are not in sympathy with the Bigh- | " 2 Consequently one of the first duties 5 , [of the State of Pennsylvania, west tol o¢ the Commissioner must be, the ‘Their Title to 6,000,000 Acres in| onto, up the Ohio line to Lake Erie and] Mayor continued, to seek out every This State and Pennsylvania os ‘within Syracuse, Onelda, Buffalo and! sold. i Valid, Says Everett. | Lockport.” “We must also face tho fact," the } ALBANY, Feb. 10.—Findings by As-| Mr, Everett said most of the commis- | statement continued. “that during the ' semblyman Edward A. Everett, of St {sion would submit a majority repost Lawrence, Chatrinan of the New York | opposing his findings. These members Btate Indian ( mmission, which hols | include Attorney General Charles D. Wolf, Caracul She poses cheerfully on his palm. teenth Amendment now drink moon- . eT Nutria — | stine or syining te the aatare of a= ‘New Spring Dresses Erminine $ deatatin Croan : a orepentatt toxicating Nquor, and under the in- fi (i i WOULD GIVE INDIANS |= bah eee beans hare Ruben er ie become: uttely. irre: Of taffeta silk and the new silk crepes that Veloraine me $2,500,000,000) trom Oswego to n point in the center | SPonsible.”* have become so popular early this season; Bolivia in all the new shades, and ina 75 large variety of exquisite styles. . |vack to Oswego. Parts of this land tte! place where intoxicating liquor ts ‘ery Special Choice of $75.00 to $100.00 Coats $ Mole, Beaver em ; Wolf, Caracul } Squirrel, Nutria if x Squirrel ; i ' Fine Bolivias thet the six nucons of Indians in the| Newton, and elght members of the| State have title to lands estimated 4; | Lesislature. Moussyne | ge a valu t ap 6,000,000 acres ani ed at approx | cael ONOMMELIN DIES. Stevanna mately $2,500,000,000 are being mailed Galsibal Chistes’ tiroughout the (State | Miss Kate Crommelin, more than forty bold Indian have titie| Years an active worker for the Chil- & A sapped e title | aren‘a Ald Society, ts dead at her home | * "gp all lands of the State that constituted ‘the reservations ceded to them Washington at the conclusion of t Revolutionary War,” he said to- “It is my belief that the claims of th in this clty. She was teacher and, Prin- cipal at tha West 53d Street Wo fare entre of the society. Funeral services will be held tn the Greenwood Cemetery | Chapel at 3 P, M, to-morrow, AOL WA SE/ AY vagy | Continuing an Unusual Event - MEN’S Hand-Tailored Suits Of Supreme Quality | f | $31.50 || That were made to sell from $50.00 to $75.00 TYPICAL Macy suit sale! One which has in addition awakened hundreds of New York men to the advantages of hand-tailored clothes. Remarkable clothing at an even more remarkable price. 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Immense Stock of Watches for Men and Women Besides the Wal- tham, Lambert Brothers show El- gin, Hamilton, How- ard and Swiss move- ments in cases of a variety of approved styles, round, octa- gon, cushion, with ribbons and brace- lets. Every watch soldbyLamberts comes from a maker Jaunty Models in Untrimmed Hats 2.95 3.95 Models for Men and Young Men Lisere Piping and Hemp Straw Hats in a wide diver- Not Every Size in Every Style sity of charming styles that lend themselves graciously to jndividual adornment. Some flare audaciously from the brow; others dip in intriguing ways or affect a smart straight brim. There are large, medium and small size shapes, some suitable for dress wear; others are strictly tailored and street styles. 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