The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 21

World News in Brief AL BREVITIES. DOMESTIC opiie sales in the country for] It was annourtced at Washington that h Fenched 25,000, the highest in two] 19,000 passports wowld be Issued this . ‘ month most of which are for persons ing before the) Rotary Club of intending to visit iurope yn, the Rev. Dr. J. L. Bedford of} Cortlanat, to have a ceme- uureh of the Nativity censured the bez, pen Fy he than oc beopte ‘ = ‘e already made reservations for ioh acquitted Olivia M. P. Stone. | dioty in it, and. a commlttce has becn ry available seat has been ¢y-| appointed to form a permanent organ- for the testimonial dinner to be | lzation, : ‘to Fire Chief Kenton at ‘the Wal-] One and one-half tons of TNT ex- ptt 23, 2 wAloded near Helper, Utat, and. threw hb 4 hundreds of tons of rock upon thé town. New York Stock Exchange | No fatalities were reported. lato Edmund Randolph has Gen. John J, Pershing has arrived at ib Miles H. Veron for $89,00 the Seaview Golf Club in Absecon, near Atlantic City, to recuperate frem a cold, the fourth annual “Own Yc The transpacifie ‘liner Pine ‘Tree Exposition, to open xt 69th] State, which arrived at Seattle, brough Pent Armory April what shipping men assert is the lari intendent of Schools Ettinger | freight cargo ever carried across the seoived from President Harding ‘a | Pacific in a passenger Versel. It con- to call attention to the fiftieth | sisted of 9,600 bales of hemp and 5,740 Feary af Arbor Day. tons of miscellaneous freight for dis- luntes of old No. 3, Grove Street | Charge here, mar School, will have a dinner at} A. U. Grons, former United States fotel Commodore April 20. Senator from North Dakota, was re- Dramatic Association of Oaks-| Ported in “a very favorable condition’ Will present “Under Cover” at the| after an operation at Rochester, Minn. hand J ‘Theatre to-morrow for] ‘Three Philadelphia men were injured efit of the Child Welfare Asso-| seriously when their automobile was in 4 collision with a motor truck driven by in need of a boat should .attend| Charles Truitt of Woldwood on the le of the Police Marine Division] Whitehouse Pike; Camdep, N. J. ndall's Island to-day. ‘What is said to be the largest amount . Dorothea Céurten of Richmond}.ot opium ever seized in Baltimore was has been elected leaderXof the] taken from Samuel Au, steward of the o¢ratic women's orgunization in| steamer American Star, as he left the ns. ship. He had opiate valued at $160,000. . and Mra. Robert L. Thompson an- acto amen > e the engagement of their daugh- Laura Love Thompégn, to Prof. FOREIGN. fiam Douglas MacMilla@of Wilming-| James Dooley, Premier of New South N.C Wales, has resigned the Premiership, a of the Madison Square] Sydney dispatch announces. Sir George the engagement of his} Fuller is his successor. Bis | Consranhe. rads Col. Causey, technical adviser to: the J Austrian Government, who has returned to Vienna, Js going Sunday to Genoa and fferson Market} thence to Rome as Americdn delegate Yesterday he was | to the International Railwa: Conference, ame court; The strike of telegraphers at Havana orth» Avenue Baptist}is announced to have become generally th has bought a plot at Wadsworth | effective. jue and 184th Street on which it in nieicaapaamenie: rect a large edifice this year. hard Adams, one-of three brothers | BANK GUARD CONFESSES Beil of frauds in coal speculation, 11,000,000 LIRE THEFT aurrendered yesterday in United District Court, Brooklyn, by his es apes man. Robbers Took Several Days to Saw e last meeting of the Midnight Club B and Bolts, senson will be held next Wednesday] CATANIA, Sicily, April 14. (Asso- at the Ambassador Hotel. Giayton W. Finch of Port Ches-| {sted Press).—The: mystery. surround- ounces. the engagement of her|{n the theft of 11,000,000 lire from the Miss Helen Beach Finch, to| local branch of the Banco De Gicilia vba nklin Wood, @ Harvard in-} 4 week ago has beén cleared up by the iss Julla Murphy, elder daughter of | Confession of the bank's guard, Mar- and Mrs, John E. Murphy of At- | torano. : will be married April 22 at her] Several days were consumed in en- ; Hillcrest, to C, P. Whitchesd of] sineering the robbery, Martorano told liebe ce, ‘The iron bolts and bars of 8 Victoria Huber, daughter of Mr.| the police, The iron bolts and bars of ‘Mrs. Hugo Frederic Huber, wit be| the safe deposit vault were sawed one ied to Pail McNamee, April 19, in| by one, and the cracks dilled with Patrick's Cathedral. ‘ax to prevent detection. New York’s Greatest Rug Sale A BARGAIN FESTIVAL! NEW SHIPMENTS ON SALE SATURDAY DIRECT FROM THE ALEX, SMITH & SONS CO. $6,000,000 RUG AUCTION Early Bidding Brings the Bulk and Choice of This Splendid to the NEW YORK FLOOR COVERING CO, New York's Largest Retailers Tegra ase] eh Steg [ee ste [Year sth aves’) Both Stores |Near nivis “OPEN UNTIL & P, M. SATURDAY Plenty of Salesmen ve You Promptly $25-7.6x9 Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs A splendid group of rich quality, velvet rugs. They are all wool, 5 extra heavy, close woven, in a varied assortment of beautiful patterns. Sale pnice..... Sele $45 3x12 Wool Axminster Rugs Alex. Smith’s very high quality Axminsters, They are of heavy all-wool weaves, and the patterns include all of the popular Oriental, Per- sian and all-over designs. To- $28 6x9 Woo! Axminster Rugs Alexander Smith & Son’s best known grade all-wool, high pile Axminster ° rugs. The patterns are in $ plendid assortment. They are Chinese Blue, Brown, Tan, Green shades. To-morrow.,........ $75 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs Another popular grade rug that is always in great demand. They $ are close woven, seamless rugs. The assortment of patterns is un- usually large. ‘To-morrow. ...e+ Imported Grass Rugs at |4 Price The finest selection of Grass Rugs in the city, in all the newest patterns. Extra heavy, clos eat Pied ; oxo 4,657.6 $4.98 $3.98 $3.50 $2.50 Felt Base Rugs Naimn’s Inlaid Lino‘eums Oxt2 ORD 46ND Genul a $5.98, $2.98, $2.29, 51.49 Waterproof, Sa rigs. These. arc mill seconds. -Heavy V An exe ol Carpets Fe pes New York. Floor Covering @ 26 East4:2*St ') y LANDLORDS SELL ICE PRIVILEGES NOW Bronx “District. Attorney Sub- poenas Four, on Complaint Other Dealers Are Barred Assistant District Attorney Frank Oliver of the Bronx issued subpoenas to-day for four landlords and two ice men known 4s ‘cellar deale: opening gun in a fight he is starting to protegt tenement dwellers from being: gouged through @ new‘ form of conspiracy. Complaints reached Mr. Oliver from many persons that they had been un. able to buy {ice from dealers other than those approved by their land- lords, the independent dealers having been refused admittance to the ten- ement cellars to deliver ice. One landlord sas alleged to have re- ceived $900 from a ‘*cellar denler'’ for the exclusive privilege to deliver ice in his tenement, Another prospective landlord who is engaged in a large building operation on Grand Concourse was sald to have placed $2,500 as t minimum he would consider for e: elusive {ce-delivery privilege: ! “I know you w smart-look ashamed of f ment and Res away all the 5 wore one because blotched and i Since usin ; esinol | have not worn a vei ave but was as an TOP-COATS maximim to petitive bled dete this, of course,” sald M make €very effort to, brenl bination and will institut prosecutions If necessar: a day, enriches rosy, happy. Of Ali Drugeists OVININE added to ¢ milk three times young blood, feeds the tissues and makes baby strong, lively, mined by com r he consumers have to pay for r, liver, Ither through higher pricés for tee through short weight. IT intend to the com- eriminal the BOVININE 757 BROADWAY, Cor. 8th St. Opposite Wanamaker’s—One Flight Up. 17 The Food Tonic _ NEW SPRING SUITS s Snappy up- styles for Conservative for the older Special Blue $ Serge Suits (all wool) \ Young Men and gfpservatives BOYS’ young man sty! man its) Buy Direct From Maker! Remember: We are manufacturers. ways lower. Why? No sho®, no blow, just a plain whole- sale showroom—but we give you g' and factory prices! - OPEN SATURDAY: NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. Our prices are al- American courtesy l 119 Near The Only Store That Sells the Overstocks of the National Cloak and Suit Co. ' Easter Apparel at Lowest Prices You Never Saw Such a Wonderful Array of New Spring Fashions ° Because the National does not revcatalog 7 carry over any fashion merchandise, all garments ‘ ‘ R ily Reduced for This Sale. We believe that the merchandise offered in thié advertisement is far lower in price than any merchandise of equal value offered elsewhere. This is YOUR store. Walk through the store every day, for the wonderful values offered daily mean | . tremendous savings to you. A comparison with any other merchandise means that you will shop here. have been Now is the time to buy coats! The prices were never so low, the values are ine @ last than ever, the assortment is the choicest. All new and desirable garments— word in fashion. ays aoa the values featured here with those offered elsewhere and then you will realize the wonderful values offered. . r | Sill and Velours.... “is “$10 Polai Where else will you find such beautiful Suits suits at these extremely low prices? Nicely tailored, silk lined suits in the new Spring shades and materigls. Every suit a wonder value—a real Big Bargain. ‘ Set Snes? $6.97 | Si Wont Tweeds $15 | Treetne and Sore. $10 Wash Suits Middy style, with button pants. Good quality chambray and repp, in a big variety of colors. $4 00 Middy Suits All wool serge sailor suits in navy blue with white braid. lined Boys’ Suits Strong, + durable 2.Pants Suits Good quality wool cheviot, in dark mixtures, brown and navy; Norfolk styles; 2 pairs full lined knickers. navy blue serge suits, in Norfolk "$997 Navy Blue Serge Suits Nicely tailored all wool Norfolk sits with detachable belt. Full lined knickers. $7797 2-Pants Blue Serge Suits All wool Norfolle suits with detach- able buttoned belt. Full lined knicker- bockers. y \ traordinarily low prices. v - Lined Wraps in Wool § 1 5 Fashionable ‘Shaw-Sheen"g 19: 97 — ire, Velour, etc ; Dresses Sox sis. Silk Taffeta. Every woman will want one of mor must be seen to appreciate the startling values and All Wool Bolivias Satin-Back Crepe, Wool gette, Crepe de Chine and of these beautiful dresses, ‘They Hundreds and hundreds in an endless variety of styles and golors, divided into two big lots, $9.97 | Dresses&Creepers Every mother will want several of these 7 beautiful garments— in many cases leas than cost of material. Sizes o months to 3 yeara, About 30 dif- ferent styles, Confirmation Dresses Beautiful embroidered white organdies, hand- somely trimmed with ribbon rosettes and Val. lace. They are wonderful values at Mary Jane Pumps One strap pumps, of black patent leather. McKay stitched soles. Rubber, heels. $497 Easter Footwear -Less Than 5,000 pairs of new strap pumps and oxfords divided into two big groups*in patent leather, gunmetal, bronze and mahogany. One, two and three strap models, button or buckle. Every wanted style and leather. “National” overstocks. 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