The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 4

1 Ue, ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922. ° a —— WWDRE SENDS JURY IRIRL STUDENT HURTIMISE828'SreSNewrs{""Restivep iv trazy]""™ os aPren wiLine|"™"besree oman DEFIES OPPONENTS| RESUMED IN ITALY| 19 DAYS AFTER KILLING) — DESPITE PROHIBITION District Attorney Rashes of] #250,000 a Year Profit Revealed 1 ’ Only Woman in Congress Faces a}Several Killed As Fascisti and] Murdered Breokiye Dew Gait Over Notes, Re Connection With Any Other Kstablichmeat int the World | ; Cris in Her Political Socialists Clash at Widely | aragettn, wan shot to death tehind ene), When Arthur . Motiean declared ive Career. Separated Points, steseription counter of hie atore at No, Henitd pedi Seenuy tit Zs scat \ ( ) ‘ a ov ‘ourt Strect, Brooklyn, after four| Bronx to-day that notes turned over MUSKOGEE, Okla, Maren wu] ROM March 14 (Associuted Be Ge Vib cERecinciuw is oreel Sanguinary encounters be-|ebvers had entered and threatened William John Evans, twenty-three,| Police Capt. John F. Tappen, just 24 Fort Greene Place, Brooklyn, put on trial before Judge Martin | Prior to his death were valueless be- he TS ae cana for the mur-]cause thé Hunter's Park Inn had not His brother, Frank, and two other $ : sare to be tried separately, been making money since Prohibition. ‘ard J. Rielly, counsel for Evans,| Morris Schechter, counsel for the Press (Copyright, 1922). —The only woman representative in Congress, Miss Alice tiveen ist! and Soetalists have been resumed with all their former Robertson, is facing the crisis of her|terror, according to advices received political career. After a visit home] in Rome from various parts of Italy. abe has returned to Washington, dea-|, Five workmen were killed by bullets| 9 from Fascisti revolvers in villages THIRTY-FOURTH STREET ~INRENT DISPUTE SERIOUS CONOTIN yy Return to Court and}£on of Millionaire Auto Maker Ip Verdict for 50- eld in $7,¢ 3ail for ant at the movement against her by] surrounding Parma. More than a _to have the case transferred to} widow, offered to prove the Pelham Th G B b Hand Up Verdict for Held in $7, me : certain women's nizations. The|xcore were injured, including twol Jaga Martin hud shown bles be anne] Park Hotel Company @ow was mak. ey Come bac “Cents-a-Room Increase. Hearing. eunetion. te 4 upon. the | Fascisti ar Modena the Fascisti} dintntne tue police and Diatret mr | is $260,000 ar. A conference was : - : aah HAL AHA nat the Shep-]attacked a group of Socialists in a for the prompt arrest and tho} Held between Schechter and Forme: to Bu These Susts Paha obit ‘ : . . WABOO:. ‘iMarcli 14 Miss | pard-Towner * Bill, It is|eafe, one Socialist being killed and| gathering of evidence, The motion waa| Sheriff James 1°, Donnelly, counsel ty ole at de MUL Atal la tart t dN Potent further charged she shown a lack |*everal seriously injured, denied and the selection of a jury be-|for McLean, and the case was settled fh—witness for the landlord or wit mmeline Kwakerneck, nineteen] io eoinoathy foro! measures de-| Near Placenza a peasant was beat-| sun. GUt Of ooutt, for the tenants—-Justice Ro- * in the Bronx Municipal Court ed a jury into three taxicahs and @erit the talesmen to No, 1748 Bath ar-old Western State Normal stu-|signed solely in the interest of [em to death by the. Fascisti, and the ath Capt. Tappen, it was bruught out, nt, injured when she jumped early | women secretary of a Socialist club was|PETITION AGAINST had been the principal stockholder in inday morning from an automobile| Miss Robertson Is frum'cdn her rea- kitted mea heap hohe Another Socialist} GERARD & CO., BROKERS |the hotel. ; for opposing the bill it . sei ear eee iven by John D. Dodge, son of the} #one for oppadts > \ve| CHAMPIONS OF ANIMALS “Tam against sex in politics,’ s rs in which many were This 1s a true story. A day or so ago ten different Women and Misses looked at our suits, occurred near Bologna and lute millionaire automobile manufac- eereeuy © petpennlly, (ear Mantua. Near Cremona the F ~ TO HAVE PRIZE CONTEST Jed sightseeing expedition turer of Detroit, was said this morn ginning, but the men insis eee era deeds cist] Creditors have fited tn the hited — “ ov did what T considere vA bi sand | state ict Ci : * @ Jurors, after a few moments'| ing to be in a serious condition. At|did what I considered my duty. The Wounded two of them when they | States Diatriet Court an involuntary a tor Humane Posters went out to “shop around” the tion, were convinced, for they] the hospital, where it was stated she cenit ( tmo. Why did I sought to prevent setting fire to the aero in bankruptey against Garard ad barda eecanat inset th d b A ¢ ; ® as tures Socialist headquarters. & Co, investment securities, at No. 35 . March 14.— 01 n , ned to the court, and tn short] was suffering from a fractured skull, |yote aga \eopardctowser WAIT Hitects TS. ReUHIEN niaien Thee | aMIUnkiN. OF Humane wbdlnat eraslty aid other stores and came back to buy © handed up a sealed verdict{all visitors were denied admittance to} pill? Because I believe, with Presl-| wittsKEY TO GO INTO A SEWER, |linbilitics approximate $30,000 and the] neglect may compete for prizes in a lerday afternoon in the suit} her room dent Harding, that ‘the one outstand-] q,zy Einstein, Moe Smith and Thomas |“88et® are $5,000 to $7,000. RGAE; 6 4 cartoon contest to be ing danger of to-day is the tendency n Prohibition officers, this nfter- APRS aE ef, cusay an ht by Max Mosner, the land , to raise rents from $7.50 and $8 to a flat $10 basis. When Jus- Robitzek opened the verdict te he found that the jury had grant-| porting liquor, fomner a 50 centa-a-room increase. | $7.9) = stice Robitzek hit upon the i aving the jury itself settle moot tions of fact when the landlord's esses insisted the house was a tess town," while the tenants it was filthy and falling to pieces. jury, as usual, found the wctual ition somewhere between the two| city, have been summoned as wit- entions. nesses ut the hearing, Karl, charged any with drunkenness, was released under ST BOSTON U. CO-EDS Jing ot $500. PAYING OWN TUITION Aside from denying he was intoxi- © Fducation noean't| ted and asserting it was planned interest in Home. only to give the young women ‘a March 14.—Proof little ride,"* Dodge has refused to dis- r education does not divorce the} cuss the affair. inine interest {rom the home ta ad-| Dodge, who came here with his aa by pe ee University, at Wweelk,| Wad Ut GH with 8166 rds at the college rhow that si cent. of the 9,000 students, most|™ month by his father, but obtained hom are girls, are either part 1 settlement of $1,600,000 when he holly. self-supporting. ‘They sued to break the will. Iie then an- tuition by filling positions r nounced that he had no plans for the chauffeur to under-secretar Nara eetent.torelay acount’, Hal under bond to appear in Detroit y to answer to a charge of reckless driving. Dodge, arraigned yesterday on charges of driving an automobile while intoxicated and illegally trans- is under bonds of paring Tues- er = to turn to Washington for the things|noon will empty fifty barrels of whiskey | Twelve Injared by b Explosion | Conducted by the American Human which are the tasks or the duties of |down the sewer at the Knickorbocker in Belfas Association, which closes May 20. Cash the forty-eight commonwealths which Warehouse. The stuff was seized in a BELFAST, March 14 (Associated | prizes totalling $412 will be awarded. conatitule the Nation.’ te still near Woodlawn. Frank|press).—Twelvé persons, including} There will be a cartoon group for per- Miss Robertson is particularly deft- yi the owner, pleaded guilty. Fol-lwomen and children, were Injured] S0n® born since May 19, 1903. Poster aware rt m gz this they will break up three] tough the explosion of a b groups cover various school grades, with ant of the clubwomen, and belteves| copper stills with « capacity of 100 gal- wots Gaunea oe te jomb last) y group for art stulents and any per- that they re t but a small pro-|jons each. Libby is doing six months'|Might. The Injuries of two of the] sons not included in the other groups. rtion of ¢ 0] womanhood and’ time and has paid a fine of $500 foilow-/ Persons are serious. There were two: Special prizes for posters and essays are il motherhood’? in America, ing a pl { guilty before Judge Webb. bomb outrages during the night. offered to pupils in Indian schools, GB. Altman & Co. | Tweed Suits Check Suits on SALE at day. ind Mis# Sue Steger a, also Wee State Normal students, who were also in the machine with Miss Kwaker- Dodge and Rex Karl, of this Most Women and Misses, however, know values and their own minds so well that after seeing these suits they give up all idea of look- ing elswhere. A dozen models with coats in all the smart lengths to be worn with or without their string belts Special Sales for Wednesday OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &C th Street — New York Wednesday—a Sale of 750 Women’s Hand-Made Blouses Trimmed with Real Filet Lace A New Selection of | Women’s Hand Bags Mahogany Furnishings new merchandise exceptionally priced Hand Bags of black, navy blue and brown morocco leather; swagger shape, with two Martha Washington Sewing Tables, $22.00 handles, two inside frame pockets and Small Nested Tables (glass top). . 18.00 mirror; silkelined . - . - $4.75 Breakfast Tables. . . «. «+ 14.00 Hand Bags of black pin seal and brown, : one tan and gray mottled calfskin, with inside Tip Tables (24=inch) with intay » 12.00 frame pocket and mirror; colored moire silk- Book Stands, with drawer; inlay decoration, lined . . . . . ; . $3.00 at. 8 Ss 5 3 - « 15.00 (First Ftoor) irst Floor Palm Stands, with inlay . ° ° 6.50 Card Tables, with leatherette top . 3.95 Silk lined throughout Tan, Gray, Rose, Blue, Brown, Orchid, Checks unusually low-priced Ae Connectian With Any Other Establishment in the World W © RTH THIRTY-FOURTH STREET Values to 6.90 2.95 Fine French Batiste, hand - sewn, hand-embroidered and with hand-drawn work and Filet Lace. Choice new models. (Fourth Floor) Bed Furnishings at prices that offer unusual values 1,500 Dozen All-wool Blankets f ; Colored plaid . . . ir $7.50 Irish Linen Handkerchiefs ile per pair | | | i Ameri - (for Men and Women) Comfortables ; Americas Foremost Specialists Figured silkoline on both sides; cotton-filled, }OPPENHE!M GCLLI NS &e at prices that will make buying an economy each . A : ae) ce , - $3.75 ——— ' are ee ae 500 Dozen Men’s Handkerchiefs White Satin-finish Bedspreads } Irish, all-li Extraordinary Sale—Wednesday ai aaitenaiee (scalloped) j Hemstitched . . per dozen $2.75, 4.50 Size2 x234 yards 5 é . each i475 Moe You Li nnsin Women’sSilk Underwear || tite. © + == er dozen 5.00 Size 2/px2%{ yards 9. =. .. each 5.50 ig a (oat or a (ape 1,000 Dozen Women’s Handkerchiefs Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases : ‘ 2 (Irish, all-linen) ‘dssbarlan quatisinar tain uactieties this Spring: initialed . ; * ; per dozen $2.65 Much Below Regular Prices : “ - Si Hemstitched . : . per dozen 2.85 Pillow Cases The time has come when you { Koselle’ ilk Vests Tape-bordered ‘ : per dozen 2.50 Size 45x38'/, inches , b - each 42c. must ee on see the Bodice-top Vests of ‘‘Roselle’’ A - ttcmed A . variety of smart models we are ‘ity Jersey Silk. Reinforced ee 1 75 coe red, with //2einch spoked hem, Sheets showing at, for instance, 35.00 ; arm. Flesh only. Special| © ° per half-dozen . 7 A ; “ $1.85 Size 184x284 yards . . . each $1.50 To be sure, there’s little choice in'smartness | _ Also Women's Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs Size 2 x234 yards A - '« each 1.65 between the plaid blanket cape and the Kosolle” Silk Bloomers (colored movelty effects) with hand-embroi- Size 214x234 yards F . . each 1.80 mannish silvertip bolivia coat pictured dered initial . " ‘ per dozen $1.65 Size 240x234 yards , ‘ » each 1.95 above But when you've seen the chin- Jersey Silk of ‘Roselle’? A quality. , chilla coats, tweed mixtures, tricotine wraps | Elastic at waist and knees. 2.65 (First Floor) (Fourth Floor) and spongeen capes at this price, you'll be better able to make a choice. | Reinforced. Flesh color only. | Silk-Top Union Suits | Bodice-top made of fine quality. | Reinforced. Flesh color. “Speciai} 1.75 Extraordinary Value at Madison Avenue- Fifth Avenue, Netw Pork 35.00 Thirty-fourth Street . Thirty-fifth Street