The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1922, Page 8

MRS. MAX JACOBS DENIES HUSBAND'S CHARGES IN SUIT BOARD WILL FIL MRS. FORSYTHE'S POSTION TODAY Important School Matters to i Be Decided at Meeting Late i ! This Afternoon. |. (Basiness of more than ordinary t Significance is to be acted upon by the Board of Education! at its meeting fate to-day. A successor Is to be @lected to the position of district Shperintendent, made vacant when Mrs. Grace Strachan Forsythe was elected Associate Superintendent of Behools over the protest of Superin- tendent Ettinger. The Boart of Superintendents Friday nominated Margaret F. O'Connell, principal of the Junior High School in P. 8. No, 17, Manhattan, for the position and the board is expected to spprove the Bomination to-day. | ZF An accident, not the first of its kkind in the city, was revealed by the ealendar of to-day's proceedings. a Relling doors in P. §. No, 15, Man- Battan, fell and injured Marie A. Bassant, a teacher, This was one @f the schools condemned in the sur- Fey last year as being in need of repair. ‘The Board also will considér the Fecommendation of C. B, J. Snyder, Superintendent of School Buildings, i om two resolutions to go to the Board a | @f Estimate and the Comptroller de- t manding that fire prevention and pro- fection work be rushed and charged fo the School Building Fund. } } ‘The Board also is to consider th» Fecommendations of the Superin- tendents that Ida A. Cowen, thirty- @ine years a teacher, be retired be- Cause of her age and physical condi- tion. This recommendation follows « charge of, inflicting corporal punish- ment brought against her. Among other questions to | sidered is the erection of the mingle school building in the c Violinist Had Accused Her of Using Cuss Words and Said She Smoked Excessively. Mrs, Theresa R, Jacobs, former owner of Maison Reynaud at No. & Fast 46th Street, to-day denied the charges made by her husband, Max Jacobs, violinist and conductor of the Orchestral Society of New York, in his affidavits opposing his wife's plea be called New P. 8. No. 67, Bronx. j at Mohegan Avenue and East 179th . Btreet. It will have seventy-two Glassrooms and special rooms for { both’ boys and girls from kindergarten } | ' j | ‘FULL FASHIONED LOVELINESS ‘To harmonize with the colorful mode of Spring, fashion demands fine stockings of sheerest chiffon silk. ‘To set off the lines of the new shoes, and to outline the charm of shapely legs with clinging silken gossamer, nothing cquld be more exquisite than these smooth, tich stockings of full-fashioned loveliness t a Ne 4 inch from the | You can have them in thread or glove top © atripe is silk, plain or striped, with openwork or knitted inte threadeilketock- ings by Van Raalte. Each embroidered clocks, in black and in all the new colors. Every pair is rich with the beauty of all silk stockings by Van Raalte. . Sill Stockings by Made by the makers of Van Raslte Utils Silk Gloves and Glove Silk Underwear base dif- ‘erent colored matestripe vo this feature helps you mate stockiny afer washing and Wend fies the quality desired when buying. MANY TEMPTING VALUES are included in a number of greatly under- priced Bedroom, Dining Room and Living _ Room Suites now shown, It isan excellent opportunity for Spring refurnishing at economical cost. Mahogany Windsor Chairs Arm Chair, wood seat. ..... $18.75 (os tiluetrated) Arm Chair, rush seat. Side Chair, rush seat... Side Chair, wood seat sees $21.75 + $16.25 Flint € Horner Girne 20-26 west 36" st “Conveniently war FiRh Avenue ground of abandonment, for alimony pending the outcome of her weparation action. They were married last January but agreed to separate Feb, 17, he says Jacobs raid he believed her to be much younger than she really tis. Her modest ways changed immediate- ly after they began Mving in thelr apartment st No. 862 Central Park West, he says; her conversation wus punctuated with “hell” and ‘damn ;"* she never cooked @ meal, and smoked éxcensively. The yilolinist aiso alleges that he discovered that before marrying her she had been friendly with the son of a Cuban banker, @ public accoun- tant, aman known as “Papa” with an office downtown, a real estate man and a physician with an apartment DOROTHY CLARK WEDS BOSTON SALESMAN Husband Will ik Inquiry Into * Her Mother's Sanity. NASHUA, N. H., April 5.—Dorothy dancer, was married here yesterday to Karl U. Elma, a Boston piano sales- man, by Justice of the Peace Cyr, The bridegroom will at once ask for an ex- amination an to the sanity of Mra, Ethel Clark, mother of the actress, on the ground that a great Injustice has been done Dorothy by her mother. Mrs, Clark has ued Herbert Rawlin- son, a movie actor, for $200,000 for an alleged attace upon Dorothy when she was fourteer years old. State altenists recently decided they could observe no symptoms of insanity in Mrs, Clark, but that did not mean she was not insane. —aniiccanelipieauhicesn CONFIRMS OBJECTIONS on Central Park West. -| TO TWO WOMEN’S CLAIMS In an affidavit by Miss Marguerite ————- Gallo, formerly employed as a Duyer| Rich Man's Estate Freed of Seem- ing loate Charges, Objections to the clnima of two women against the estate of Seth B. Howes, who died last August at No. by Mrs. Jacobs, it ts stated that the musician's wife formerly was mar- ried to Marcel Prodon, head waiter in Martin's, and that they were ai-| Howes. "h ORISA Wicd : fi ; roadway, were confirmed to-de vorced in Chicago in 1912, Stra. yy surrogate James A, Foley. Phoebe Tncobe seeks & Separation on the] 3. Hansen had claimed $19,600 and Helen A. Dykeman, $3,995. Both were _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 192%. Clark, former child movie actress and] ot enemas Pinal thie friends of Mr Howes and the claime were for “board, lodging and nursing.” Referee Malcolm R. Lawrence aus- tained the objections of Howes's niece, Comelia Becher of Danbury, Conn., his report to the Purrogate waying that the ima are of the same general period of time. Decedend for many years had been on friendly terme with both claimants and teh services alleged covered the same period of time, but at different places. Howes left a large estate, including property on Cromwell Avenue and else where In the Bronx. 1 EAST 35™ST BETWEEN 5™ MAD Sormerly 240039" InN GOWNS CAPES & COATS FOR SPRING IN AVARIETY OF NEW AND ORIGINAL MODELS SIZES FROM BTO52 Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE The Importance of Correct Style in Maids’ Uniforms You may prefer to have your quiet, efficient maids dressed in blue chambray, striped gingham or white for the morning—in dark grey perhaps for the after. noon—and surely in black for the hours from tea- time on. You may choose aprons with little bibs, long shoulder straps or fluffy scallops. But whatever r choice you inevitably want these uniforms to be well-cut and trimly fitted. You will find in our Maids’ Apparel Section a complete assortment of correct styles and uniforms. Figured Percale, $2.25. Blue Chambray and Striped Ging- ham, $2.95 and $4. White Linene, Oxford Poplin a Indian head, $2.95 to $7.50. Black Cotton Pongee, Mo- Black Uniforms—Special Black cotton pongee, a fine quality, well made, with dainty organdie collar and cuffs, low neck $3.95 Black cotton ae made with low neck and sheer organdie collar and cu! $4.95 SECOND hair, Silk Poplin or Satin, $2.95 to $21.50, according tomaterial. Ay » 73 to $4.50. Collar and cuff sets, 38c to $1.95. Caps, 6c to $1.35. Aprons Specially Priced _ Small bib aprons trimmed with rick rack or princess style embroidery 75c¢ and 98c Scalloped Apron Set, of fine quality lawn $1.45 White Poplin Uniforms, made in regulation style $4.95 FLOOR THE FABRICS FOR YOUR EASTER WARDROBE Poiret Twills, Tricotines $3.85 Yard This is a special purchase as you must know by the very low price. Both the materials are of a fine heavy quality and either will make the trimmest, most correct of Easter tailleurs. They are both navy blue. 54 inches wide. Worsted Crash, $3.25 Yard A delightfully soft material most effective for sports clothes or knockabout suits. Twelve colors include grey, tan, cadet, nigger brown, beaver, ana, henna, navy, rose, black. 54 inches wide. SECOND FLOOR Have You Bought Your 1922 Foulard? *1.58 vara With Paris urging us to wear foulard as often as possible, it is pleasant surprise to find it marked at so low a,price. These are new designs in small all-over effects. 36 inches wide. For Sports—Krepe Knit, $3.75 Yard It is good for so many other uses, too, though it was Griginally designed to be a sports silk. Vivid colors, pale tints, and dark shades, the season’s best. 36 inches wide. CROUND FLOOR Margot Lace Flouncings $1.50 Yard We ourselves were charmed beyond words with these beautiful flouncings—especially at such an amazingly low price. They are unusually fine in quality and of a soft ecru color. 27 and 36 inches wide. 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GROUND FLOOR FROM OUR PARIS OFFICE We hear that all the browns from sand to tete denegre are quite the best colors just now, and that a warm rose-beige or golden brown is the favorite of these. or Franklin Simon a Co. AA Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. i For MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE Homested TWEED SPORTS SUITS Ina new and versatile model just over Srom London — Correct in town Comfortable en route Sportsmantike in. the count, 45,00 PRING days mean tweed suits and as spring days lengthen and town life merges into country life, so musta tweed suit be versatile in fash- ion and color, suiting itself equally well to both. HOMESTED TWEED Sports SuITs SuM Up THE Mope AND ARE THE SUM- ToTAL OF A Town AnD Country Suit In orchid, blue, rose, tan or gray, tailored in the easy, comfortable and altogether smart English Fashion Feminine Sports SHop—Fourth Floor Best & Co. Sth Avenue at 35th Street—N. Y. 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