The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 11

St sicescaiadiinicasieiinitialtbiainnniiiaiaiiaiaiaans > i a sai * aca THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARGOH 10, i922. 7 ) = t share for SWEDISH CROOKS bye ated America, Tt is the boy ot | Increase will be by the tssuance of 40,- | $100 offered to stockholders 000 @fditional sharen of par value ‘of | share. TO BE INTERNED ETHELYN WHITE ® IS BETROTHED TO OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &G 34th Street— New York Special—Saturday * . Newest Spring Hats Many Decidedly Clever Méiels for Tailleur and Dress Wear. Copies of High Cost’ Originals 8.75 Brilliant Black effects in Hats of Imported Haircloth. Fine — a — — * B. Altman & Cn. Spetial Sales for Saturday | | A New Purchase of | Prevent *Criminals From Having Children. . STOCKHOLM, Feb. 20 (By Mail).— Habitual criminals in Sweden would be “interned” until they are cured of thejr criminal tendencies under a plan reo- ommended by a special Government cummittee. . ‘The committes’ has been making ‘an extensive study of. the best means of protecting society from such undesir- ables as well alggrom degenerates, men eased, WBlleptics and moral of? Many Swedish legal experts thy committee's plan, of the Swedish Prison Board t Tecommended that effective be takem to prevent all such . He in line with efforts which de dn certain parts of the Pall act teetllpiienesenne COLLEGE BOYS STOLE TO VISIT “FRAT” GIRLS SYRACUSE, March 10.—A tong and puzzling. series of burglaries and thefts at Syracuse University have been solved, local police assert, with the arrest of Myles and Thomas Goldrick, the former 3 nineteen Cay ae at the unl- Se versity, and his brother, seventeen, and MISS ETHELYN WHITE § [roroy 's. Reynolds, also seventeen. = . F Two of the boys admitted they stole Brilliantly Endowed Girl Will Wed] to set money to visit girls they had Women’s Capes & Wrap Coats| | presenting fashionable Spring models and fine-quality materials; |} every garment lined throughout with silk and | Officer of Engineer iin wie a Timbo and Italian Milan, mod- i ie Corps. 4 HARTFORD FIRE DOUBLES STOCK, els, some with Georgette brims. offeri ng exceptional value at Announcement is made of the en-| HARTFORD, March 10.—At a special ‘ Trimmings of fruit and flowers. Also on sale in our Brooklyn and Newark Stores meeting of the stockholders of the Hart- ford Fire Insurance Company yesterday the capital stock was doubled to $8,000,- 000, making the company the second agement of Miss Ethelyn White, daughter of Mrs. Lillian E. White of No. 11 East 32d Street, to Major Rob- | rt P. Howell of. the Enginger Corps, United States Army. ° Miss White, who was educated in Europe, was an interpreter with the French delegation during the Dise f{rmathent Conference in Washington. She served with the United States Signal Corps in’ France during the World War. Major Howell saw service with the 88th Division in France and was As- sistant Chief Engineer of the Second ‘Army Headquarters at Toul. His Present post is at Camp Humphreys, B ETECTIVES TRAP eld ENSARES ALLEGED | CONFIDENCE SHARP ‘Acts on Complaints of Hotels|N . Who Tell of Guests Being Fleeced. $74.00 . (Third Floor) | 5 U P : CO : An Important New Group of 7 ] xl MP & CO. sro, | Misses’ Costume Suits Successors to D.PricesCo. at nae & COURTESY (frock with cape or coat) in smart Spring models 29 West 34-St Market &Halsey Sts NEWARK NEW YORK .|| Cape-and-Frock Suits of navy biue Poiret twill, with blouse top of crepe de Chine in contrasting color; two charm- ing models, each specially priced at Remarkable ValuesTo-morrow in Our | $58.00 i ; N Coat-and-Frock Suits of navy biue Poiret twill, with |’ : ° \ blouse top of crepe in color matching lining of cape; also in y+ Ory oJ N two attractive models, each specially priced at | $72.50 (Second Floor) Numerous complaints have been re- tejved of late at Police Headquarters \ from hotels throughout the city that ‘guests were being fleeced by confi- @ence men. One hotel report suspicion of a man who was asa having a large nose, large fe ‘and unusually tall. 2 With this descriptiron, Detective foseph Daly of Inspector Coughlin's ataff started out to-day. In the lobby of the Pennsylvania Hotel he found a man answering the specifications. He was reading a prize fight artidle in a INTRODUC- newspaper, TORY SALE Daly Tearned this as soon as he took fa seat beside the man. A few minutes later a page call “Mr. J. M - e Carthy of Hudson. Y¥.""" Daly at ‘ mswered, and the I icted page said? | K . “Mr, Reynolds says for you not to : mind about getting the fight tickets; ' Ye Navy Tricotine Suits ; Wraps for March Winds . For Women and Misses Capes and Coats" Yb Tailored With Custom Care, Faultless in Fit and Finish Tricotines, Twills, Velours, Over- plaids, Tweeds, Chinchillas, Polos A ‘Special Selection of New Spring Hats in smart, youthful models for women-and misses; featuring the fashionable trimmings of flowers, fruits, etc., INTRODUC- = TORY SALE if 29-7 Graceful twill and tricotine coat-wraps; chifchillas that are the last word in sport coat luxury, severely mannish in cut; silk lined. 6 Fringed Capes, Overplaid Capes, Graceful Wraps, Plaid Back Tweed Sport Coats—everything fe sanc. tions—and all of a quality unusual at * this special price. he'll get them himself.” And within extraordinarily low-priced at $5.75 Among the colors are navy, brown, jade and periwinkle; and there are a number of smart effects in all-black. (First Floor) two minutes the big man rose to the bait and began talking fight with “Mr, McCarthy."" ‘The big man said he was Mr. Marx|K ¢ Chicago, a clothier in a well known amd the talk drifted to football nd raising polo ponies. The two be- | NV ame Guite chummy, and finally ‘*Mo-] K Farthy” asked his new friend if he Wwouldn’t like to take a motor ride.|R Whe friend. was delighted, so “‘Mc- Carthy" went to the hotel desk and 400 Finest Silk Dresses of Spring friend for a ride." ° With dropping jaw the big man furned to his friend: ‘*Well, I'll swear! Another Wonderful Assortment— for Those Who Could Not Attend Our Introductory Sale on Thursday Bo you're Joe Daty! Say, I ought to get twenty years for trying to pick Fou up!!* ‘ e prisoner, who was later ar-|N igned in Jefferson Market Court,|N yras William Thurman, already on We invite your attendance at this event with the feeling that we have assembled the finest collection of ultra-smart frocks EVER presented at this price. The sale. was,planned long in advance, *” every dress was specially purchased for it, end every value is so far above the sale price, comparisons would seem unreal if stated! records of the poljce of Buffalo | IQ Detroit. Beautiful Sport Types, Elaborate Dresses for ‘‘Occa- sions,’’ Dresses with Large Capes, Graceful Cascaded and Straightline Models, in Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Wool Crepe, Georgette, Crepe Knit and Satin-Cantoen; in all new colors. »An unsurpassable offering at the season’s very outset; long, straight-line Tailleurs of su- perior Tricotine, braid bound; belted, notch collared, perfect in hang; lined with silk. Wh N Exceptional Values will also be offered in several attractive Tailored Coat-and-Skirt Suits for Girls and Junior Misses at $19.50 ‘The Girls’ Suits (sizes !2 to 16 years) are made of allewool homespun; the Junior Misses’ Suits (sizes 15 and 17) are of all-wool tweed. The models are new and smart, in the wanted Spring colors, the coats being lined with silk. th Bnd blll 671—Black Glass'Vase with Gold Trim, $10 YOR the flowers that bloom in the Spring, . \ there is no more fitting holder than an Ovington | vase. There are almost as " many varieties as there are fiowers, and all are reasonable in price. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue" (Second Floor) Women’s Sizes, 36 to 48 Misses’ Sizes, 14-16-18 — ee = = = ———- SS JUNIOR MISSES’ DRESSES HAVE A SECTION ALL THEIR OWN HERE A Department, with such pleasing values and winsome styles it will 3d Floor soon be the rendezvous for Manhattan's “budding imjgeces 3d Floor | Madison Avenue - Fifth Avenue, New Pork Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street