The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 10

. See er ECC A RENE ILE oF eae ee “WORLD NEWS IN BRIE ot i CHALLENGERS PAIRED FOR DAVIS CUP PLAY Fourteen nations challenging the the Davis cup were pital and was rent to the Island for t ) days. p y in the prelimin- A ——— ae United States Lawn ail to-day, Arthur Avenue, the Bronx, was driving DOMESTIC. rs ee Although he had served (thirty-six years as Surrogate of Onondaga County at Syracuse, Edgar P. Glass, wh Mareh 7, failéd to make a will. ¢ $25,000 In personal property and exten- ive real estate holdings Federa! Judge Morton at Boston dis- wiexed 9 petition for naturalization ty Benjamin Shanin, who exemption during the war as Denmark against Bri- ‘ ada against France, Bel- brings to light the often-overlooked in, Hawall against Seabstoeee oF Sacacienn taeailaniey n against the Phil- Daily use and consequent familierity ainst India and Italy Solid Mahogany customs one to a Bedroom Suite Kpinet Deak (as which has outlived its time—or a illustrated), $41 Dining Room Suite too far worn to @ horse drawing a light truck across the Willis Avenve Bridge toward Manhat- tan, this morning when the animal, frightened by a steam roller, bolted. but Angelo was thrown to the réndway Fefused medical attention, Patrolman Manning, of the Bast 16th Sir The natic and name the ary rounds. round meots t paired can set the date ice for thelr pretimin- winner of the final American team in the a for the cup in the do credit to the home. Flint displays not only suggest the 7 ‘ exact designs to harmonize with your Philip Hess, thirty-two, of No. 355] Theodore A. Bell, for many years scheme of decoration, but permit _ Bouth Second Street, Brooklyn, died] Democratle teader “in California, has eel you to select dependable furniture fast night in Bellevue Hospital from a he ered as a Republican at San FIND WOMAN WAS sHo7t, fat no advance in cost over inferior ancisco. He served us « Democrat in Congress and was Democratic candidate for Governor in 1906, 1910 and 1918. ‘OV » Pa, March 17,— jy of Mrs. Anna Landes, Juy, stab wound inflicted in a row Monday furniture from unknown sources. bight. The ‘Tarrytown-Nyack ferry was re- a Was being pre- Flint é Horner @ tne. opened yesterday FOREIGN. pare to-day death was 20-26 west 36" st debe are inc Vrovinelal Prohibition inapectors weizod | fou een due to a: bullet “Conveniently near Fifth Avenee” Reta An scar dn the Canadian Pacific freight | w heart. Mer death pronounced heart believe she was shot at St. Jobns, NB. containing [p $18,000 worth of Scotch whiskey Women are wanted too oe wes aS Miss Helen Wa ‘the Police Hero :*und. The Wells College Chub of New York will have a dinner at the Waldorf- Astoria March 21 to open t Ao raise $1,000,000 for the c Jackson, tw . died at Bel to-day from Het wound Inflicte Detective Serg: J. mun, of the Wes fn the hallw Btrect. Negro. @etective fc alleged, and tried to A truck of Kirkman & manufacturers, Brooklyn, beca: the New York 1 a litle after truck was jammy yail, Rush-hour tre ten minutes. An Landaged the bruise mick of No. tyn, the home The Inst illumined sign has been re: him up. sistent efforts of Trade. The signa when the its legal fight to have t cabin of the s at West Ni ing sev txsistan cabin boy w Vincent's Hospital, West and will recover. ‘The lo: was about $1,600 Willlam = Arhold, day charged with at No. 248 NInth who while being exa n- Ufication Bureau, on Jan. 17, 1913, | jumped 10 feet to the sidewalk be-| | Jow and ran along Baxter Street till lie was shot in the back by a police- He ri red in Bellevue Hos-| | DODGE IN FIGHT TO OBTAIN RELEASE Sports Blouses 1.95 To complete the Sports Suit, femininely tailored models of dimity, voile and batiste, with round necks and button backs; slip-on styles and others; collars, cuffs and pipings of ging- ham, hand-drawn work and flutings. Orchid, rose, bisque, tan, Copen, flesh, white. * * * under Counsel Gets Habeas Corpus Writ Just as He Js About to Be : Put to Work in Jail. Offer SATURDA y Slip-on Sweaters fee Or at, cous Fashionable Spring Frocks 1.79 from the House of Correction, where] | he was sent yesterday for a five-day term by Judge Charles L. Bartlett on a speeding charge, has been started by his counsel. As young Dodge was being classified for his term in the Workhouse this morning, a writ of habeas corpus was served upon the superintendent. It was made return- able this afternoon before Circuit Judge Ira L. Jayne. Dodge spent his first night of im- prisonment on a cot in the jall cor- ridor, a physician having declared he was suffering from a fever, induced by nervousness and excitement. He was declared to be suff covered this morning, howe: assigned to a job of washing dishes, working on the coal pile or taking care of the prison furnace, The writ saved him. Fancy cross-bar weaves in At Unusual Price Concessions ted) Bisse Jade, blasks tan and brown, jockey and é , brown, with smart necks. || . 18.00 - \ Not Sale Frocks These—But 16-Button & Wrist From Our Higher Priced Stocks Length ae Gloves and Offered for Tomorrow Only £ A low-price but a fine silk Your personal inspection will convince you these are marked below their regular glove, some with embroid- prices. The stylng, quality and workmanship are so obviously of the fir er sort. ered backs. Beige, brown Canton Crepe, Georgette and Taffeta fashion the frocks for afternoon and black, whit ‘Al. ai , informal wear. Crepe Knit for smart sports models. Poiret Twill combined DIAG WE: BIZCE iB with Canton Crepe in a clever three-piece costume. And all the lovely spring * . * shades including navy and black in the approved modes. : Radium Silk SPECIALIZED DRESS SALON—SECOND FLOOR. Envelope Chemises 1.85 Extra quality lustrous silk radium, with dainty lace tops and ribbon straps. . . . . . Hand Tailored Tweed Suits 17.50 a 34S * * * ‘There are at least a dozen different styles, in varying length coats, Silk Jersey Manrgeny tapk arcoresien #10. with delightful ways of pockets, link or regular button closings, and Pantalettes very smart collars. Taifored with the utmost care to insure lasting lines and lined with silks that bespeak their value. In a wide range of light and dark Spring colors. Sizes 14 to 42. 1.79 Ankle length, reinforced; IFTS, of course. But a legion of en- gaging little touches | A Very Fine Collection of Tweed and Twill ‘shirred cuff; in petticoat which ha’ » fa: | 24 ; A i event isa tsar ines, 4 Fabric Spring Suits from 22.50 to 85.00 shades, including black. | tolendanewcharm tothe IN | SPECIALIZED SUIT SALON—THIRD FLOOR ‘ bd * H rooms you know so well. H 1 | a ere . . | OVINGTON’'S lf * * Glove Silk Hosiery 1.85 Plain and novelty weaves; all*silk from top to toe, in Sports Topcoats and Capes fashionable colors, nclud- 1 7 e 5 O ing black and white. ety flor over 75 years has | * * * relied upon Gouraud’s Swingii 4 ce hould 1 falling in strai i me On Swinging jauntily from the shoulder and falling in straight lines, the sports Fy ental Coenen to keen cape achieves a new distinction, and adds another swagger note to the foots Glove Silk Vests the skin and complex. ion in perfect condition costume, The coats are equally smart with their loose, flaring backs, which oauee sim of may be belted. Un tweeds, homespuns, herringbones and plaid back coatings. Sem at Sule" Capes and Wraps of Silk Crepes and Luxurious rage peeve austiy sieve Ww ve Variety fr silk, with ribbon or picot- eaves in Extensive y from 25.00 to 125.00 edged self straps. Flesh, SPECIALIZED COAT SALON—FOURTH FLOOR white, orchid, maize, jade. “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” Fifth Avenue at 39th Street = im Pe SA 4 7 in TS 14— Pa~, 14s! Jhourhud’s } Oriental Cream . Ae ee ieecialenee=pae~apee en ___THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 17, 1922. new, desired shades. For to-morrow (Saturday) A Special Sale of oifering umsurpassed value at $26.50 These Suits are smart Spring modeis, attractively developed in all-wool materials of superior quality, most of them in tweeds, but a mumber in melrosa; all of them feature the The coats are finely silk-lined. An Important Offering of — Misses’ Tailored Top Coats very exceptionally priced at $32.50 Seven new Spring models are featured in this Sale, showing various smart developments in foreign and American tweeds, fleeced woolens, camels’=hair cloth, chinchilla and plaids, and presenting a wide range of choice in the matter of color. Both of these Sales will offer opportunities for the outfitting of youthful women as well as of misses; and both will take place on The Second Floor Madison Avenue- Fifth Avenue, New Pork Thirty-fourth Dtreet Thirty-fifth Street The McCreer Haberdashery to match. An Exceptional Sale! 1,200 MEN'S SHIRTS «« DRAWERS 65c .. This underwear is made of fine Pin-Checked Nain- sook—sleeveless coat shirts with knee length drawers These garments are full cut and well made. James McCreery & Co. MAIN FLOOR*-FIFTH AVENUE—THIRTY-FOURTH STREET 1 It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Get It .