The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 4

@ LICE RIOT BOMB USE Alliance of British and American "ASKS. "ANOTHER HEARING MASPECIAL INVESTIGATOR PROTESTED BY ROMANS Women Will Be Urged by Lady AStOr | ow... «sive sam sue mu" . 5 : euglt a) as 5 = P 1n the hope of obtatning an Immediate] srayors office, waa today. appointed Will Explain Britain's Peace, Labor FOG ipattue tor Ack Iobhet, the Fone |ppectal, Inveatigaier fr Mayor Liytan Motherhood Plans While in USS. Swi put! 2,200, 114 By Viscountess Astor, i F> (MAJ. GEN. HAAN RETIRES Se -atnrsih ttt . us| AFTER 36 YEARS! SERVICE fhe salvat il 4 effort, i Most women of 1 ns, ft Distinguish MORSE ASKS DISMISSAL OF FRAUD INDICTMENTS Franklin Si ion Boys , Shops New Low Prices For Boys’ WEARMOOR Shoes Sizes 11 to 13% $ Sizeslto6 . . 6 Brown or Black ~The model has been specially designed by one of America’s greatest authorities on boy’s footwear. But please keep in mind that the model is only correct, not corrective. It is simply anatomically right, with snug heel seats for fit and ball toes for comfort. $1.00 Less Than They Used To Be! $2.00 Less Than They Ought To Be! klin Simon & Co nklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue —37th and 38th Streets CHILDREN’S HAIRCUTTING SHOP—Fifth Floor Franklin Simon Boys’ Shops _ Boys’ English Regimental Scarfs 95c Identical Quality as our Men’s Regimentals All that we did was to tell our London scarf makers to make up these Regimental silks in Boys’ sizes, so that there should be no question as to the quality. 25 British regimen- tal colors are imcluded, and they make a very dashing addition to youthful attire. Made a little stronger to last a little longer. Can be pulled into a knot without being pulled out of shape. Splendid value. Franklin Simon & Co, Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Streets CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING SHOP—Fifth Floor a ws dary Increased Geom 200 to RAT), Fiawh UES tEnan mane nica James 1, Marron, a clerk in the forni nt tho Rolling} His salary y » held at ils ne Ry: Hernard IH. STRIVING TO PLEASE, m the Washington Star.) t's the trouble?" Pillars trespassed on a pair of Dr. $i! jasher regarded as hia per ty and took ‘em out Jurt not hau San yee ele cay ane r difficult offhand to ¢ell whi ‘aa whetting his knife for tho hich." CHARGE PURCHASES MADE TO-DAY WILL APPEAR ON BILLS RENDERED MAY IST. SPRING: COATS &F CAPES FROM THE MAUVE & GREY ROOM (FourtH Fioor) AAT SPECIAL, PRICES Juniors Tweed Coats 4 25.00 y) / itl Smartly tailored flare model, with de- Al + \ tachable belt; of herringbone tweed in KZ i 4 tan or brown; or of homespun tweed in AK l) ‘| blue or rose. Sizes 13, 15, 17 years. \ Girls Coats of English Tweed - 18.00 Imported tweeds in top-coat style, with \ ~~ set-in sleeves and notch collar. In several attractive tweed colorings. Sizes 8 to 16 years. . 0 so an Girls Capes of Tweed © si or Polaire - 13.50 Becoming circular capes, with arm— slits; buttoned front, with big bone but- tons. Tweed in rose or brown; or of polaire in orchid, tan or blue. Sizes 10 to 16 years. Little Girls Tweed or Covert Coats - 9.75 Smart little belted-back model, with es raglan sleeves. In tan covert cloth, or in a blue, tan or rose tweed. Sizes 4, 5, 6 yrs. Girls and Misses’ Hats - 8.75 Large, rolled brim Milans, made in England especially for Best & Co.; grosgrain ribbon band and stream- ers. Also large and small shapes in fancy straws and silk combinations; embroidery, flower or ribbon trimming. Children’s Brown Leather Oxfords - = 2.85 Sturdy all-leather oxfords, for school or play. Sizes 8 to 2. Dest & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street —N. Y. Established 1879 E ae tp aay, CHRONOLOG CONFERENCE .\ FOUNTAIN OF KNOWLEDGE 6F EVENTS 1922 WORLD ALMANAC B5c oe, GRAM R Ls ZH Copy BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID, Ste, ADDRESS: NEW YORK WORLD “a “a “ “ " NEW YORK CITY _ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROF 31, 1922, WOMEN'S CAPES OF NAvy BLUE CORDINE AN extremely smart model of cordine, designed on supple, graceful lines. Lined throughout with crepe de chine or 59 50 polka dot silk. WOMEN'S “BAB” TWILL FROCKS navy blue or black. DINNER GOWNS blue or Lanvin green. boys’ outfitting. Thirty-fourth Street FOR SATURDAY WOMEN’S SPRING ATTIRE Presenting Exceptional Values WOMEN'S TWO OR THREE-PIECE SUITS "TOPIECE tailored straight-line types of piquette, cor- dine, tricot or covert cloth, in self strap-bound, soutache braided or smartly embroidered models. Three-piece types of 59 50 piquette with cavalier cape and frock, with bodice of plain or figured silk; also frocks of spongeen with matching capes. AS entirely new version of the es line frock with edges defined with tailored braid and pockets outlined with 48 00 chain stitching, unusually well tailored; silk lined bodice. In ° WOMEN'S PARIS BEADED Ae gown with wing sides to the skirt, entirely hand-made and effectively beaded in self-color satin 68 00 beads. In corn, white, coral, silver gray or peach. . PARIS HAND-MADE BATISTE. BLOUSES INE, sheer French batiste blouses, hand-made, hand-em- broidered and hand-dr: to give the Spring color touch to a suit flesh, orchid, Nattier WOMEN'S FASHIONS. -Second Floor BLOUSES—Main Floor The Boys’ Clothing Department (on the Sixth Floor) will offer exceptional value to-morrow in A Special Sale of | Boys’ Blue Serge Suits (particularly appropriate for Easter) each with two pairs of knickerbockers; sizes 8 to [8, in plain and Norfolk models The regular stock of this Department has now ready for selec- tion a complete assortment of Boys’ Blue Suits, in a compre- hensive range of new, attractive models, reasonably priced. Also correct styles in Boys’ Hats and Furnishings; the latter including shirts, blouses, neckwear and all the essentials of PMabdison Abenue- Pifth Avenue, New Pork COLLARED ‘awn, in white or in delicate tints 7 50 . at $15.50 Thirty-fitth Street |