The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1922, Page 7

a TO EXAMINE WELD ON COTTON CHARGES Alleged Irregulari Be Looked Into by Magis- trate McAdoo. President Weld of the Cotton Exchange will be witness to be examined this afternoon in the District tion of alleged methods of business employed by cot- ton brokerage houses here. appear before Chief jam McAdoo, “John Doe" inquiry. triet Attorney Gerome Simmons will conduct the examination. Graham of the American Cotton change will probably follow Weld on the stand. we ¥ ‘The first criminal trial growing out ( of the District against Wall Street bucke set to-day by for March 18. vy ants are Julius who is The Louis who conducted of L. Kory & Co. Loring Black, counsel fendants. of Brokers to New York the first Rolls Over With 0c: Hitting Switch, While John ington Avenue w: north In Broadwa: Brooklyn, struck @ Attornoy's investiga- irregularities In- the He will agistrate Will- hearing the Assistant Dis- axi rolled completely over. Hugh Kelly, twentytw ters, Catherine, twent, ight painfully hurt. President home. Cantwell. the chau hurt, and then rolled over o1 Attorne: 's crusade CHICAGO, Mrs, Harold the prefix of idvertised her Lake name Justice 13.—The indicted Kory, Mendesobn Wasservogel defend- est estat und Assistant District Attorney James Donohue moved that the date for the trial be set and his motion prevailed over objections by to the de- ee THREE HURT AS TAXI DOES A SIDE SPRING pants After itwell of No. 599 Lex- driving three fares Bushwick section of 1 A. M. to-day his taxleab 1 car switch at Gates Ave- 1, the front wheels came off and the who were in the taxi, Policeman MeGlover, who was driving a Gates Avenue Station patrol wagon near, extricated them from wreck. After being attended by a ishwick Hospital surgeon they went His cab, he said, went over on one side, for a moment was bottom up its other side. NOW “MISSY mick has resumed to her name. for a gardener for singning her er MeCor- former She Conrright 1922. a. B. Kirschbaum Company New Spring TOPCOATS From The Kirschbaum _ Shops $28.50 anc $37.50 See WEST 42d ST. Just the thing for these rapid changes’ from spring sunshine to March blusters and back again. A wide variety of authen- tic designs in tweeds, cheviots, herringbones, as well as silk-lined Chester- fields. Stern Brothers ( Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43d ST. f a Co. f] you would want this pure, i =you could personally duction rade A' milk, BORDENS Farm Froducts Q, Inc. Cortlandt 7961. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 13, 1922, _ Doll Handbags $2.89 to $7.44 Side glances and cherry lips! And fold . upon fold of demurely flow- ing skirt. But that’s not all. If one were to pull down the ribbons run through the little lady's Lipetilted bonnet one would discover that they were drawstrings of a commodious bag, hidden under the flounces of her Geor- gette, calico or percale skirt URTOURUMUNUE TY {2 many colors—fash- ioned of the three ma- terials mentioned—and oh, so handy! Ainge Fourth Moor, sath Street, Rear Only 1,000 yards French Dot Veiling at 89c yard Our Usual Lowest-in-the-City Price, $1.09 Closely dotted French veilings, the soft, little chenille dots on a fine hairline mesh. There are 27 rows and they form a most attractive veiling for wear with spring millinery. The color assortment we are able to offer deserves spe- cial mention, for it includes sixteen different shades and color combinations, including the very popular ones— Beige with brown, flesh with black, magpie and combinations of Copenhagen. Rinegrs —Malo Floor, 34th Street, Sterling Silver Mesh Bags $20.24 An unusual calue Ttis not every day that one can buy a sterling silver bag of fine baby mesh at this price. The links are soldered—the narrow frames are beautifully engraved. One may choose a dome or square shape with a chain or strap handle. Rixeys —Main Floor, Centre, Front, Boys’ White Blouses For Spring Specially prived at $1.19 Our Usual Prices $1.44 and $1.88 Oxford Madras Pongee White blouses are correct for all occasions—for dress, Brother wears the neckband models with a stiff formal collar—and for school, the comfortable attached- collar style, For the little fellow we have the Eton collar attached. The materials and workmanship in these blouses are excellent—they are made with French cuffs—button- down collars, or with standing neckbands. Finished with fine ocean pearl buttons, Sizes 7 to 16 years. Kioers —Second Floor, 34th Street, Rear. A Special Purchase of 500 Pairs Patent Leather Low-Heel Pumps $2.97 This pump is of per- fectly plain patent leather, a turned sole and a three- quarter inch low heel, and it is smart! Sizes 214 to8. Widths AA to D. Shoes Second Floor, 35th street, tear, | We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, But for Cash Only. ¢ yp O HERALD SQUARE Fre. NEW YORK 1 Merchandise Ad ilored Our usual price would be $2.97 hes Blouses that will set off to best advantage the tailored lines of your spring suit. ' Made by one of the leading blouse manufacturers. Styles: Tailored, with Peter Pan, Tuxedo or Shawl collars. Materials: Imported Dimities in stripes and checks. Woven Tissues. Trimmings: Colored Organdie. Sizes 34 to 46 AU sizes in the assoriment, but not every size in every style Syrears —Third Floor, Mth Street. Self Fabrics. SEGRE OSE UES OREO SOS aD Pendant Earrings Woman, lovely woman, has turned to dangerously seductive ornaments these days. No slender, piquant face but has creat earrings dangling beside it—no soft, white skin whic! is not set off by. brilliant circles of semi-precious stones hanging from hidden ears, ‘The earrings illustrated, by the way, are of coral with a centre of dull black—an effective contrast, surely! it & We are showing all the vagaries of earring fashion, from es pensive semi-precious stones to inexpensive and striking colored ornaments. 94c to $35.75 pair Sheeors —Main Floor, Centre, Front =. os ¥ ~—Oat eo eed A) SS ae SOE a Silk Frocks for Girls and Junior Girls For Spring We offer # wide selection from a la models. Our collection little dresses in crisp taf pongee or smart Shantun the jun nd her younger They. are and fruits of velvet or silk, cunning lit tive fancy collars and cuffs. Prices range from $8.74 to $43.75. We Illustrate Two Frocks at $12.74 \—is of pongee, trimmed with diamond shapes of brown or na on the natural colored silk, a ¢ group of carefully styled frocks includes dear © Chine, Canton crepe, soft designed for igued flowers s and attrac- dered with brown or navy M4 years. his of soft chiffon taffeta. This g' has a blouse of pongee, fluted ruffl In brown, C henna or navy taffeta, with natural pongee Sizes 6 to 12 years Aheega — third Floor, oth Street, 1,000 Bags and Suit Cases $6.94 Bags of fine, pliable, light brown Cowhide with sewn-in frames, and with end rein- forcements which give increased strength. The locks and slides are of solid brass, the interiors are full leather lined and have three extension pockets. Size, 18 inches long. Cases of smooth brown Cowhide with sewed-on reinforced corners. Two straps go completely around; there are solid brass locks and bolts. Interiors are plaid lined with straps in the body as well as the top. Sizes, 2334 and 2534 inches long. ere Fifth Bloor, 4th Street, Kear. Rain Capes For Little Girls $1.94 It can vain if it wants to--but the four-to: six-year-old who is in- side one of these hood. ed capes will keep snug and dry They are of silk pop tin or sal » Ruaran teed rain-proof — witt cither a separate can or hood attached. Not every model in all ma terials. Ripegra — Third rtoor, 35th Street, Hear. Silk Umbrellas With Handles of Carved Amber Bakelite $6.34 The covering? Of fine quality silk with a wide satin border. The handles? Of amber Bakelite heavily carved, with leather loops, side strdps or amber rings for convenience in carrying. And the tips and stubs match the handles. The colors? Navy, purple, garnet, green, brown and ac! Ainge —Main Floor, Broadway Untrimried Dress Hats, $3.96 Our Usual Price, $4.96 Milan hemp and “hair braid"”—that delightfully new combination that is being used so successfully this season, i Some of the al ; display plain hair braid—others feature hair br terwoven with tinsel thread. The shapes and colors @fe according to the latest moue. ‘These Hats trimmed without charge if trimmings ar also purchased here, --Untrimmed Millinery Department. Ainge ~Uettcond Floor. Bath Street, Flower and Fruit Wreaths Special, $1.69 Especially made to trim the new hats of Milan hemp and hair sales Wreaths that combine the daintiest silk and velvet flowers with lacquered fruits and soft toned foliage. In color combinations which include Canna, peri- winkle, jade and cherry, Some are banked flower effects for front trimming— others are longer wreaths to encircle the crown. Rioagre —Second Floor, 34th Street. Glass Console Set $4.49 Interior decorators are leaning toward solid colored lass to add a bright spot to the room. This Console et may be had in Narcissus yellow or jade and consists of a flower bowl and black stand, a flower holder of the same color and a pair of candlesticks. Blue and White China Cups and Saucers 29c Pair Originally 49 ality Japanese These cups and saucers are a fine Jue dragon design china, decorated with an attractive Bloegre —Havement, 34th Street, Frovt ———— Net ecm ewe | | kj