The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 27

i _ THE EVENING WORLD, Bridegroom, 26, Will Take Name FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1992, SCHOONER FOUNDERS Blederma 7 MILES FROM CAPITAL INN. ¥. HIGH . CHOOLS Manual Traini ———_ fanual Training. ee: Hen eee 4, tn Po-|| Fulton Street e ride, 45, Had Before Marriage stanuat wil ping Ite inthe, o Tro, encnedy Docdh Sune the 1 tom nat the PER ET ae aera et hachiall strong. “Stuyverant at St, Brendon's| WASHINGTON, April 14.—The|| Livingston St. Evander is ball team will! Oval at 10 o'clock sharp. Preston Pd-lachooner S..C. Kenblo, the property of Elm Pla play its first P. 8. A. L game of the} monds, Manual's new star ‘hurter, ce BROOKLYN-NEW YORK Business Hours 9 to 5.30 Johnson & Wimsapp, Washington, went down in a gale one mile below Alexandria, Va., and seven miles be- ‘|low this city at 6°80 this morning, with the loss of five lives. The dead were the wife and four children of Capt. William Lawrence, fifty-five of New Alexandria, Va. Lawrence and Carroll, his nineteen. year-old son, were rescued. Van Ryper Will Serve Better Than Sharp- steen Because, as Wife Explains, She Has Property. ; Donald Carl Sharpsteen, twenty- + Mx, No. 418 West 118th Street, has decided to exchange his family name | ‘for that of his bride of six months, | who was Miss Relda Van Ryper, for- ty-five years old. Likewise, of course, she wishes to resume her maiden name. This was disclosed yesterday in a petition filed by thelr attorney, Ralph B. McAbee, with Supreme Court Jus- tice Francis B. Delehanty. He indi- cater he would grant the petition. It reads in part: “Mrs. Sharpsteen holds valuable realty properties {n fee elmple under the name of Van Ryper and wishes to continue and perpetuate the name of Van Ryper rather than that of slated to pitoh. 2d Smith, 4. , tet; Ni Woltaker, Lf; season to-morrow when it opposes Cur- tis High School at the Catholic Protec: tory grounds. The Bvander line-up White (acting captain), shortstop; Mc- Carthy, right Meld; Ward, centre field; Blau, first base; Henly, third base: Jochim, catcher; Williams, second base; Myers, left field; Engler, pitcher. The gitis of the school are forming tennis organizations. All girls who can play or who are desirous of learning how to play have joined. Boys’ High. To-day Boy's High meets Poly Prep at the laters’ fleld at Dyker Heights. Boys’ will line up as follow first base; Goldstein, centre berg, shortstop. Reggio, catche blatt, left fet in, captal base; Glanzrock, right fleld; Silverman, third base; Frankel or Maguire, pitcher. ———___ ELABORATE EASTER MUSIC SER- VICE FOR ST. IGNATIUS. An‘ elaborate music programme has been arranged for the Baster Sunday solemn high mass in St. Ignatius's Church by the Rev. F. ®. Powers 8. J., director. There will be a vested choir of men and boys with Frederick J. The lineup: have name.” been To-morrow the Morr’ meet Townsend Harris Protectory at 10 A, M. ‘The Morris Schewemer, 181 conducted under that Mr. Sharpsteen ja the only son ot @ retired farmer living near Wngle- wood, N. J., Mrs. Sharpsteen told a reporter her husband was not in. She sald she was an oprhan and the es- tate bequeathed to her modest one.” “I see nothing remarkable in a hus. band assuming his bride's name,” she said, “Isn't It a man made adage that ‘It’s a poor rule that doesn’: work both ways? Besides, in ou case, It Is more in the nature of a technical procedure. My husband loses neither his individuality nor his iden- tity. We had agreed before our mar- riage to adopt my name. but we never got around to it until to-day,” Mrs. John R. Sharpsteen of No. $71 ; Ludins, ¢.f.; igstein, p Your TEAPOT—— will demonstrate why "SALADAY Kr =zIA. “Ws a very Real leghorn, velvet |rtbbon flowers $12 Canton crepe; geranium and berry wreath ~———* Sharpsteen and to administer the| West 119th Street, his aunt, said he oT & the Kola on teen tae “Alma Virgo" by Master Josep! v= Child's Hat, tatfetaa, properties under the name of Van) 4S 4 walter in a restaurant on Co- ery and @ tenor solo “Hosanna, Ghiiaia: Hat, cactetae HAS NO EQUAL eri lumbia Heights last October when he met his bride. Chi a pis cherries. Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus and Benedictus will be from Gounod's “Sacred Hea: Ryper, as all contracts, business transactions and other John B, Foley, will be featured. =r She formerly lived in obligations Largest sale in $110,000 ScOTcH ISMADES126 SODA Easter Hats for WomenandChildren ies, Hats, Also! Such Beauties, Too! $8.95 Sports Hats, Also Chosen from the dozens that are new, The sort that are delightful for Easter to Garments Requiring Alterations Will Positively Be Delivered Before Easter. Expert Fitters Make This | D.PricEsCo. Possible. fresh, charming. And never was there and afterward for all of the outdoor ae- a gayer, sweeter, childlike note in little tivities that engage the attention, of Hats for little people, and youthful schoolroom people and the younger set. The informal Hats that maids and ‘or schoc! and col- IN TRANSIT HERE Thieves Replace 175 Barrels of Haig & Haig With 6,260 Bottles of “Pop.” Investigation is being made to-day into the mysterious substitution of steawberry soda worth 2 cents a bottle for 6,260 bottles of Haig & Halg whiskey packed in 175 barrels consigned from Canada to Havana by the Ward liner Mexico, and valued at from $60,000 to $110,000, bootiegger prices. It was denied that three Fed- era! Prohibition agents had been sus- pended in the case. The whiskey, thirty-six bottles packed in each barrel, was loaded on trucks at the St. John’s Park freight terminal of the New York Central at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. The trip should not have taken more than half-ah hour, but it was five hours ‘pefore the trucks reached the Ward Line piers at the foot of Wall Street. The last batch of barrels was being swung toward the hold of the Mexico when one craslied to the deck. There was a rush of longshoremen to sal- vage what they could, and it was discovered that the liquor that came from broken bottles was only soda of the cheapest kind. An Investiga- tion showed soda had been subst- tuted in all the 175 barrels, the total worth $126, and the shipment was hauled from the hold Chief En- forcement Agent Persons said no Prohibition agents had been detailed for the consignment. ONE se OM. STILL EXPLODES, MAN KILLED. CHICAGO, April 14 killed and two or three were wounded when a Standard Ol] Company oll still at Whiting, Ind., exploded early this morning, according to official reports mpany's offices here mplo; ne man “was received at the All the victins SHIP NEWS INFORMATION Due To-Day. Providence, Marseilles Pani Colon, Due Sunday. ie, Cristobal ity, Bristol. Flora, Cape Halt! Sai} 7 Rotterdam... Southampton 8.00 The ORIGINAL Malted Milk The Complexion ingraestie aomtrvoees Fulton & Bridge Sts. / BROOKLYN Our Extraordinary Preparations to Gratify Day-Before Easter Shoppers Result in These Remarkable EASTER. SUITS For Women & Misses Our Presentation of Fashion’s accepted word in Spring Tailleurs ranks second to none in size or variety of assortment. fferings Easter Fashions in Complete Readiness for Saturday, Featuring Values of Extra- ordinary Appeal. Twill Cords, Piquetines, Poiret Twills and Trico- For the Miss and Her tines; Navy, Black, Rookie, Tan Younger Sister. Sizes 4 to 14 and 13 to 19. 25.00 Tweeds, Not a suit in this assortment that is not remarkable value. jaun Each Suit was carefully and individually selected as to Wweay better styling, material and workmanship’ than heretofore lovely ¢ offered. 39.75 ne e ing also Sp Choice of the street tailleur, blouse and belted models and flare back versions. Tasteful adornments of braids, beads, silk trimmings. lined. lines, mere pretensions 12.98 , .Velours and Polo ‘of course, and those . informal looking that come in such olorings. 19.75 with graceful, aweep- some ling € ort models, nd. flare backs in Polaire Cloths, Velours and Tweeds. All silk Ultra-Smart Easter Attire, Moderately Priced COATS & WRAPS pa Other Suits $15.00 to $79.75 lc OA For the Little Girl 2 t0 6y ears Coats and capes, too, for this is decidedly cape season, I spuns and Velour Cloth. Home- TS & CAPES | 5.98 | For Women and Misses, 14 to 44. | EASTER FROCKS | Satin-faced New Georgettes i Cantons 5 7 5 Lace Crepes de Chine Frocks iM Canton Crepes Krepe Knits | Crep | The very newest style creations decreed for Lily and Summer— | values such as you would never imagine possible for only $19.75—a variety that seems unending in distinctive styles for Women and | EASTER FROCKS Developed in Canton e Georgette and Taffeta for the Juntor Miss. a =e | 25.00 - Also Sule aia] i ze. BLACK CREPE SILK CAPES | ie Si maar, fuser aug In an Exceptional Purchase—Brimful of fa nea ; awit veri Style Innovations and Value Advantages. i intle of isiris and sinall 25.00 | Canton Crepe—Faille Crepe Crepe Knit—Roshanara Lined from Top to Bottom in Brilliantly | sweep, smart fitted shoulder and arm slits, Novelty braided, long silk fringes and tassels, izes 6 to 16 years 16.75 Contrasting Silks. Some Are Collared Georgette, Crepe de with Caracul. All Are Silk Fringed. | Chine, Canton Crepe and Taffeta. The Cape is the dominant note in Spring fash- Sanikeuly aonlesedu arian ions. They may be graceful, flowing effects, | ®¢rilis and insertions, some pointed wing sleeves; new, uneven bottoms; ar age a ret a swagger Chevalier styles with great circular ter of (tucks, plaiting and ruffies. CONFIRMATION FROCKS Si $25.00 $15 ease in those lege girls.’ matrons love. Reduced Especially for Easter: Tailored Dresses Less Than 100, Originally $29.75 to $39.75 Trico and Twills $2 1 75 “100-Quality” Tricotine Crnert NAVY and trimmed in braids, hand-embroideries, tuckings, folds, stitchings, and all of the modish garnitures of the season. : Reduced Because the Size Range Is Broken But in the Lot Misses, Small Women and Regulars Every garment is up to the fine Loeser standard and is perfectly suited to be a new Easter frock. Long straight lines predominate and many have the uneven skirt line that Paris so empha- on Added to the Above Pre-Easter Sale Tricotine Dresses for Large Women, $21.75 Three styles in sizes 4214 to 5434. Black and navy; most beautifully made to give the slen- derized effect that larger women want. Correct linings that hold the dress in shape are an especial _ feature of this very choice offering of frocks that were originally $29.75 to $39.75. Loeser's—Secgnd Floor. Easter Sale of 6,975 Pairs of Women’s French Kid and Lambskin Gloves 98c. for $1.75 to $2.50 Values Gaui that are remarkable in low prige, as they are in high quality, smartness and service- ability. The variety includes two-clasp overseam pique and slip-on strap wrist styles, in white, black and colors. All of the very finest workmanship, and, while there are not all sizes in every style and color, there is a good variety in the lot. $2.50 to $4 White Doeskin Gloves, $1.45 One and two-button; also slip-on strap wrist white washable doeskin Gloves with self backs, Loeser's—Main Bloor. Women’s Easter Silk Stockings $2.75 and $3 Grades for $2.25 WW 'ersics in quest of fine silk Stockings for Easter will find these unusually handsome and serviceable, and very low priced. Allover ingrain thread silk, with double silk tops and soles in black only. Also very fine allover thread silk Stockings with double silk tops and lisle soles in colors; and black medium weight thread silk with mercerized soles and tops. $2.25 Silk Stockings for $1.85 $2 Silk Stockings at $1.45 Black and colored, full fashioned thread silk with Black, fine quality, medium weight thread silk, with mercerized soles and tops. mercerized tops and soles, Locser’s—Main Floor, As Winter Furs | Are Laid Aside— it is the secure and inexpen- sive way to send them quickly | to | Loeser Fur Storage It is reported that moths | are this season more pleaiitul than ever before—and just little moth damage to furs will be more costly a dozen times over than the small charge we make for storing furs safely ail through the summer at until you want them again for next winter. Loeser dry air cold storage vaults are the safest that can Tailored Vanity Bags For the Fashionable Tweed Suits $2.95 HIS offering of handsome leather Hand Bags comes in anticipation of Easter needs and features Bags of superb workmanship at a very low price. I | Made of soft cross grain Persian leathers, they come in the shades of 4 navy, brown, tan, red and Copenhagen blue to match the spring suit shddes.> be built. A postal or telephone | All” are made with the wide strap fastening, flap over effect, od call will bring us quickly for | silk and finished with silk cord handles with mirror and pete ; Some ure finished with the new clip trimm nd macta! clasp t your furs. | me ure fia e new clip trime wd mactal clasp to mage Loeser’s—Becond Moor, Fulton Street, Looeer’s—Maln Poor £ 4 a