The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1922, Page 7

_ Student Who * Christmas Eve May Have , Been Foul Play Victim. . At the request of relatives of Ralph SHERIFF 1S UNABLE ‘ TO FIND SEMENOFF Notify General ' 8 fruitless trip to-day to the Waldorf- Astoria Hote! to notify Gen. Gregorie Semenoff, antl-Bolshevik leader, who wan arrested on a judgment amounting to $478,578 that his bondsman—the Fi- ——-. Iand—had détermined to surrender him, Disappeared and to escort him to Ludlow Street Jail unless he ,was able to furnish an- of $25,000. Semenoff was not at the hotel, where he is stopping during his sojourn in © Wilson Broderick, the Columbia stu-| waiting ¢or an hour the Deputy Gent who disappeared on last Christ-] -cturned to his office to await further Mas Eve and whose body was found | opportunity to attach the person of the Deputy Sheriff John P. Murphy made delity and Deposit Company of Mary- other satisfactory surety in the sum this city on his way to Paris, an Yesterday in the harbor near the] judgment debtor fratus of Literty, the ‘pollte and). On EXTRADITION 70 BL rn _ : Columbia authorities are co-operating PITTSBUR to throw some light on the mystery Of] Ae ine requegt of the Chief of Police We death. The boy was to have] of pittsburgh, Harold W. Vanghan, - visited his parents in Boston, where} thirty-two, was arrested and is being Ris father is an eye, ear and nose] held to-day for extradition on a charge @pecialist, and left his lodgings at] rand larceny, It is alleged that as No. 540 West 122d Street on Satur-] William H. Horne of Philadetphia he @ay night, Dec. 24, to see about a] sold certificates for sixty shares of the train. Ho never was heard of again, | Motor Mortgage Company of Pittsburgh Bhortly after his disappearance his| to ® brokerage firm, Wright & Co., of > father came to the city and an ex-| {het city, for $2 The certificates, tt austive search was made for nN ee ee ee ee ee ae Dr. Broderick said that the boy could | tess character of the certificate: hhave had no reason for suicide, as he |- was supplicd with all the money he meeded. At his former address here it was said that he was a clean living lad, fond of his studies and of reading and had no. close companions. A bankbook showed that he had money im bank. It has been learned that ‘young Broderick was dealing in Wall Street 4né@ in Boston stocks, but whether he fost or won has not been ascertained. Shortly before his disappearance he ® received a wire from his mother, it was said at the 122d Street house, asking him why she had not heard from him and inviting him home to spend the holidays in Boston Mahogany table decoration $10. Fruit separately IFTS, of course. But a legion of en- gaging little touches which have power, far During the war Broderick wa be: 4 ‘ yond their size or price, enaii h d_ was fot the, water. and freq tolendanewcharm tothe fond of the water and freq wisited the ships in the harbor > GARAGE 1S DWELLING IF IT HAS MATTRESS ‘This Is Ruling of White Viainy “ Judge. A dwelling is ‘a dwelling if it only bas a mattress in it, despite the char- acter of the buflding, ruled Justice err nour in the Bupreme Court at|| Dandruffy Heads White Plains to-day when John Vin- Become Hairle $ cent of Ossining complained that Mi- ehael Horvoth, his neighbor, violated 5 a . ‘i a real estate agreement. If you want plenty of thick, beautiful, lossy, silky hair, de by all mea' 1 - tard o- | Slossy, silky , da by all means gq eet ee het Goede Horvath sbutit. a | fid of dandruff, for it will starve your garage and claimed they only ‘camped’ | hair and ruin it if you don’t. thers while laying out a garden. To], I! dotsn’t do much good to try to prove this they set up a huge sign} brush or wash it out. ‘The only ‘sure ~ reading, “Five two-family houses to be y to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve erected here for colored people.’ Jus- then you destroy it entirely. do te seaeeeaerel Evento an ional ' ge t rue ounces of ordina restraining the couple from living in ‘on; apply it at night when re- the garage. Horvoth said he would /jiring; use enough 10 moisten the sealp Duy a tent. and rub it in gently with the finger tips. oo ' H By morning, most if not all, of your 8 LEADERS OF ALBANIAN dandruff will be gone, and three or four REVOLUTION EXECUTED |™°"° applications will completely dis- solve and entirely destroy every single PARIS. April 12.—A number of lead- sign and nines of it. . ers of the recent revolution against the 1 wil find, too, that all itching and {Albanian Government have been exe- ging of the sealp will stop, and your Futed at Durazzo, and others have been hair will look and feel a hundred times Bentenced to the fortress at Argyrokas- | better. You can get liquid arvon at any erecon a despatch received’ to-day |drug store. Ii is inexpensive and four Tirana, the Albanian capital ounces is all you will need, no matter Peace has been restored throughout} how much dandruff you have. This country. ple remedy never fails.—Advi B. Altman & Co, Special for to-morrow tooms you know so well. 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The coats are’of the new, favored lengths, the short box-coat or the extremely long slender-lined coat. All these suits are lined with fine silks, sewn by hand. They may be worn with or without belts. In navy blue. Sizes 14, 16, 18 and 20 years. Bre KThird Floor, ‘5th Street, Front. Misses’ Crepe Frocks $22.74 Designed for practical wear from day to day yet possessing so many delightful points of individuality as to be fully @s smart for dressier occasions. Crepe de Chine of an excellent quality is the fabric, to be chosen in black or navy for Model A, or Mohawk, Copenhagen, black or navy for Model B. Fagoting and side draped panels---side sashes in contrasting color facings, nail-head trim- mings. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Riregrs Third Floor, 35th Street, Front Exquisite French Valenciennes Lace Specially Priced at 9c, 14c and 19c yard A special offering at extremely low prices just at the time that most women are sewing on dainty lingerie anc summer frocks. The patterns are worthy of all our enthusiasm —the loveliest flower and leaf designs in tiny fine threads that are surprisingly sturdy. And the widths are just right, some wide enough to border negligees or edge petticoat flounces, others narrower, for blouses and adorable baby garments. . Edgings and insertions. Ryerss —Main Floor, Center, Are You Paying More Than You Should for Sheets and Pillow Cases? fieers Pride of Broadway Sheets. Bleached 1.09 muslin, seamless, hemmed ends. 81x90 inches. “Fruit of the Loom” Pillow Cases. Bleached muslin, size 45x36 inches. is Hemmed, 27c Hemstitched, 39C agra —Bavement, 3ith Street, Rear, Regular and Extra Sizes 94c Cotton Crepe A slip-on model which hes Breakfast Coa ts | heen ? an mnee’! ny 7 Ene | housekeepers for its com- 94e fortably loose, becoming eord Made of good quality A cool, comfortable breakfast coat that | ‘checked gingham with an is easy to slip into in the morning rite th ee Finished Made of good quality washable cotton neat-looking i es - Pe) ‘ crepe in desirable colors. It has a r for ho ap ue man round collar, pockets and wide sleeves PTW. Nar HOURS wOrS. bound with cording, In pink, blue, lavender and string belt of belt ranean Sa narrow white checis. Extra size In rose, Copenhiagen, lavender, purple. Sizes 36 to 52. Sizes 36 to 44. Risers —Third Floor, 34th Street, \ Seegrs ~ Phra Merchandise Advertised Here on Sale York Dainty "Kerchiefs Subtle Perfume to Spray on Them A sheer bit of linen with ahauntingly lovely fragrance clinging to it~ from the tines éf gallant knights and their fair ladies to these modern days ofours —the *kerchief has always besn a prized bit of one's individuality, to be bestowed with grace, and worn with distinction. Handkerchiefs for Easter 6 for $1.49 Imported linen hem- stitched handkerchiefs of good quality with 1/15 and !, inch hems. Some with cord or tape borders. 6 for $1.49 White linen hemstitched handkerchiefs of fine quality, wit h’ embroid- ered block initials. 44c each A charming variety of novelty handkerchiefs. Gay saucy solid colored linen ones with hand embroidered corners, solid colored linen with white footing edge. Rlanyve —Maio Floor, Center Mimosea Perfume $1.98 Its liquid gold holds the fascinating scent of the mimosa flower— delicate, but lasting — “different” and lovely. A 2-ounce bottle in an attractive box. Muin Floor, Center, Aare Kear. Special Engraving Offer 100 visiting cards from your own plate, 98c Our usual price would be $1.47—so you can see what a saving we are offering you! Binnora —Eaeeyig, Two Fetching New Styles in Pictorial Review Patterns For Spring and Summer Frocks wh'ch have captured the smartness of Paris cre- ations and which can be translated to the home dressmaker by means of these convenient and easily followed patterns. No. 1032, a cape dress, sug- gests tweed, or weather wear perhaps Can- ton crepe. 4 yards of 40-inch ma- terial with ‘¢ of contrasting material for trimming. . Price of pattern, No. 1010 hints at Georgette, organdie, Swiss. Size 36 requires 5 yards of 36-inch materiel. Price of pattern. for warm Size 36 requires of a yard 35c voile or dotted 35c 1,200 Gingham Bungalow Aprons Tomorrow, Unless Otherwise Stated Printed Lining Satin Special, 98¢ yard ‘These smart printed linings, so much in vogue for tailleury and wraps, shave cotton backs and are satin faced, Gaounds of gray, tan, Copenhagen, brown and navy. Rage Moines Mection, Second Mleor, Eront. A pre-EASTER Veiling Event! Just Arrived! 6,000 Yards of Chenille Dotted Veiling 29c and 49c yard 1,200 yards of these sold for $1.09 to $1.49 in stock. A group of French manufacturers got , together and closed out a large collection of their chenfille dotted veilings. We bought them and rushed them o ver to get them here for Easter, They are all hand-dot ted on fine hairline, hexagonal, filet and fancy meshes, i In black, brown, navy, |W pad magpie. Not all styles in all colors. Ainag7 Main Floor, SAth Street, Two Smart Blouse Models Copied From the French $4.69 An imported cotton crepe Romaya and a erepe de Chine blouse are the models which show embroidery and de- tails copied from Patou -which means that they are extremely smart and extremely wearable—since they come in a great variety of colors. The price too will serve to recommend them! Ringe —Thira Floor, 34th Street, Tailored Straw Hats $2.79 For sport wear—to wear with one’s new spring suit—in all the newest straws and colors. The assortment includes double brims and rolled brims draped silk bands, The bats are both large and small -so that every woman can find a model which becomes her! Ainegra —Uatrimmed Millinery Dept,, Second Floor, 3th Street Any Londoner Will Tell You This Is Swagger for Spring $10.89 Remember Grandpop’s old comfort slippers? What made them so comfortable? It was the elastic goring at the sides—the same thing that makes this pump hug the ankle and fit snugly at t straight brims and the trimmings are the effective the instep. In London this shoe is all the “go.” A beautiful gray suede se that you just slip into without fastening or buttoning. And it is superlatively smart! Blneprs Second Floor, 35th Street, Rear, | j i ; »