The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1922, Page 9

Pe ee ergy reaper ~ “ : es si a = THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIx :5, 1923. ‘you and may digger hit than you HARVARD “CUT-UPS” RULES BAKHMETEFF |Vico President Cootidge and after) court and for prisoners to communicate | sentatives. The United States was not)Orange, © AELOVED AT SIGHT 5 Paxnanenoft hearings, declared Mr. want to telephone now are taken all| throughout the world airhd- taade the! reas called her up and was astonished to Tae ie. Hughes So Informs Senators Who] Rakhmetort was “officially. received! Rb J beg Geet dail Piles “se ee Co m find out she wouldn't see me then.| Pranks in isfavor anc com= _ . ras a8 Russian Ambassador by the Presi — CRAIG’S CONTEMPT She wouldn't go out with me.” fis Spirit ‘fs Growinn Subpoenaed Ambassado lent July 3, 1917, and “since that] ESPERANTO CONGRESS ‘0 favorable action followed. ’ Magigtrate Ryttenberg told Mayet munity Spirit Is Growing Semenoft Witness. ime this Government has + nea IN GENEV CASE UP AGAIN " -——— : he must promise to stay away from Declares Lowell WASHINGTON,= April 18.—Hory | 1M in that capacity and has reco OPENED AY he sinivede mecehes OFRaae eae el ee est Ami the girl and discharged him when bh deck Pin eee plank ha? feel lh § led no other Ambassador," oe Abpeale. bi he “at S PDE. HAS HIMA RESTED sai i Ml OT ee ieee nn ne “ott: [Bakhmetert, the tax es, st eam etpar ta Veying to D e Pian for Tenching| uy in the enn of Conpuciive Charlen Coroner Edward M, Pita, up” spirit fast is subsiding at Har-lbassador from Russia to the United |CQONEY ISLAND COURT if 4b deheote. craig, who war sentenced to Jail for{ White Plaina sald to-day that yard University, according to a state-|States. cognized as the representa site led: reas) prints on the revolver fo —>——_ Street apartment where | ard University, according to a state-|States, is recognize Lied Wtes ang STILL WITHOUT PHONE] Geneva, April 18 (Associated Pres mt of ‘courts "The conterspe see [ere let i ind > > - ved the land wid to- | ment made last n y its Presi , [tive of Russ § sand —- ‘The International Esperanto Congress of writing a letter. eritictain: 4 Fur Coat, Hat, Flowers and| ti! Hees lived the inndindy” salt to # made last night by its President, [tive of Russia in the United States anc it ay Wee Rlctsimg | Ms Martino of ur Oat, at, iOwers an day that she had asked the young} pr, A, Lawrence Lowell, at the an. Although app under the auspices of the League ¢ * Mayer, The argument to-day te] Chrystie Street, New York, in @ nahn As centuation e request, had pt ‘ourt was made by . ali ; jetion. aie a ow ~ sti, i; and N hall | ff pranks during Hasenfi a month ago, th Drummond, the Chairnian, with 1) y —— Model’s Affection, Mins Hage, Ass ebieds Kan alee Cole ee sis ms Ke: waie k have not been put fn three delegates ptesent, representing | GERMAN AGAIN FO BE STUDLED| revolver was on a chalr some Peele uresumably secking other lodgings. sions Is in disfavors he said, Al the same tine application was[ twenty-four countries, Of there four IN SOUTH ORANGE SCHOOL, — [rive feet from the body had “No doubt it was love at first sight, Your Honor, and I've show- ered her with presents ever since— Spent thousands of dollars on her; even bought her that hat she has on,” said Joseph EB, Mayer, twenty- six years old, of No. 481 Van Buren Street, Brooklyn, cloak and suit man- owell. “With la enrolments each ay ufacturer, when arraigned last night] Martin Stanaway, twenty-two, and] 10 E ental Ca ii Always a smart addition before Magistrate Ryttenberg in the] his wife, Regina, twenty-three, ar- “ ri dun Tec the alia ° - Night Court te ralened tatore AMugiatrata Lota, in| Dace wien, tne times. It tn the alm of WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET . and ” WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET to the Spring costume. os 7 t university p teach men to tink * P ; a Mayer had been arrested on aljihe Adams Street Police vurt, | and not to me ize." a ‘ This season’s fashion em- charge of disorderly conduct by Hazel Brooklyn, to-day on a charge of i ne hasizes still further the Hess, eighteen years old, of No. 148] vagrancy, were remanded until rri-] ATLANTIC FLYERS Announcing Noteworthy Values for Wednesday throughout |v . West Séth Street, a cloak model. Pa-|day for investigation, When arrested START ON THIRD LEG a varied assortment of New Models i need of a fur neckpiece. trolman Allies of Traffic Squad B]they had not eaten for twenty-four pt } is There’, final charm accompanied the girl and Mayer tol pours ere’s a certain fin: the West 100th Street Police Station and then to court. did.” Mayer said he guessed this was true. “Easter Sunday morning,” he said, “when I got back to town, I FOUND DESTITUTE Stanaway and Wife Had Not Eaten for 24 Hours, They Tell Court Stanaway told Magistrate Liot university students have become in- posed sta z NEWLY WED COUPLE |" the regimes of student councils reasing and the influx of new stu- dents from the und the South is far in ey coming from Ne’ FAST SUBSIDING, SAYS PRESIDENT ued with a community spirit under | o- “The enrolment at Harvard is in- West, Middle West pss cf those ngland,"" said Dr rip to Mid-Ocean Rocks Dan- | | i with friends and relatives. The tele- phones were taken out during repalrs to the building, which was at one time declared to be unsafe. Prisoners who reading in the Senate referred to the Senate Labor Committee, which sub: poenaed the Ambassador to appear at IS RUSSIAN ENVOY made for telephones for lawyers at the Steen were offielal. governmental repre Stern Brothers Women’s Failored Suits in Extra Sizes represented ‘The congress expects to devote most f ite time to methods of Introducing e rtudy of Esperanto into schools ieral Judge Mayer for Fur Scarfs— about .tt that cannot be ic had married two. months ago « gerous Because of Bad : . Miss Hess said in court that Mayer, | peter's Church, in Jersey City Landing Place elke kinda? . had j . ’ fl ; 1 ; achieved in any other way. with whom she had been friendly] went to Baltimore, where Stanaway PORTOIFR AEA Olee Von That particular kind of suit you had in mind will certainly be discovered in this since they first met last Fourth of wae was working at the Sparrow Point collection, featuring the lines and trimming you most desired. Figures that SKY BLUE FOX SCARFS (as ill from the curriculum during! War, has been ordered cial commission named to N. J. High cant © study of German at the South !doubt on the manner of death, nds, April 18 (Associated Pr strated), $39.50 July, entered her home last night|snipyard. He lost his job a moan} {2d April 18 (Assock ; d 7 ps ; ‘The Portuguese trans-Atlantic avia- will find no difficul , : with a pass key. and accused her Off ago, tie had $60<and he and his aes Gipk Coutinie “und Sacaduea are hard to fit fi culty here, so expertly fave the season’s KIT FOX SCARES in Steel Gre: ceasing to love him. s, Capt. acadura, “Then he put his hands on my throat, as if to choke me,” she added. Her sister, she said, ran out and called Patrolman Allies. Mayer told the Magistrate he ‘irst wife came to New York in hope that he would find work here. They lived in a furnished room and Stanaway tramped the streets looking for work. Later they slept on benches in the subway. Lust Saturday they pawned the last hopped off at ing for St. and probably most dangerous leg of their flight from Lisbon to Rio Jan- £0 o'clock this morn- aul Rocks on the third favored lines been slenderized—not changed—to meet their special requirements. Piquettes, Twill Cords and Tricotines in modes that are smartly youthful, adapting the finest style points of num, Blue and Silver 2. . y, Plati- GOLDEN BROWN FOX SCARFS— Full double animal,; 2. 2... 22.50 $19.50 met Miss Hess when he “flirted” |i of extra wearing apparel they t Thelr route lay over 900 mites of the moment. Handsomely tailored throughout. All Coats are silk lined. MINK SCAREFS of extra fine quality. with her in his touring car, at Fifth|a pair of tanaway's sh water, epee ot ee Gh piers ORES, 3 4 Moise vere “els 21.50 ‘i 8, and they ed to reach the F ‘ ; A . : 2d St i Avanuis and tea street, | nmtoh they “in mid-Atiantc, 1 teon ten] fl] Palues you mill be quick to appreciate. . - - Sizes 424 to 524 Bust. ee ne | 27.) L adored her," he said. “s Bl vat ken ae welve hours’ flying very nice girl, indeed, Why, Your atk pproval and more}, °Y° Ai P Honor, this last winter T bought her was given the couple , The os ah w ee plane here $38.00, 49.50, 58.00, 68.00 PLATINUM FOX SCARFS, . . . 87.50 a several hundred dollar fur coat pee eee rom St. Vincent yesterday, in prepa chs An “STARS AND STR For new|'ation for to-da + conditions ’ WOLF SCARFS—Long, silky fur. Blue or Platinum. Think of that here being more favorable for a suc. oo ————— Magistrate MRyttenberg remindgd oa The Mayer that he was charged with into Miss Hess's © Naturalization Court in the ig here to-day, : landing at St. Paul Rocks is expected to be difficult, as is $22.50, 29.50 and 32.40 forcing his way home and attempting to choke her. "Never did such a thing,” said the young man, “I knocked on the door and some one called ‘Come in.’ So I Smart NEW COATS in Extra Sizes for Fully Proportioned Women. . . , $59.50 d Hand of the triet Court. When Arexander ¢ the court, brought thes d banner and its room presided This bay or cove is only fifty-six yards x, Jacross at the entrance and one hun- j| dred yards long, and pi ts some ge | difficulties, even to vessels, except in rn nn pe LE Se eer eee Suggestions for Confirmation Gifts: the hundreds at’ foreigners. iat A particularly perfect model for larger figures, with its smartly 14-kt. White or Green her |e toom waiting to Recome JOHN MeCORMM ACK zi i i jay I've turaileation Court IMPROVED. youthful and slenderizing lines. Fashioned of . Slee lau HEE TeeH ane told ttenoy Was rekthe eect rea finely woven Tricotine, it is trimmed with rows Gold W rist W atches never liv vithout her, as ing to his manager D. ry . me she couldn't live without me.” are, Nidtcenrabin Cah es of silk braid on the collar and on the cuffs of the Jenny Magistrate Ryttenberg said he was hun ‘mith attending him had said i sorry for Mayer, but added: “I think some one else has got in ahead of when Priced ini this Noteworthy Sale at $19.75 Watches that you can rely upon to keep accurate time —their excellent 15-jewél lever movement guarantees that. As for beauty, they are all that the daintiest of timepicces should be, very small Ly ooges hand engraved or plain, in octagon, tonneau, round, or oval'shapes. Ribbon bracelets, with 14-kt. Gold Clasps attached. fo improve he sleeves, and may be worn either with or without the assel-tipped sash belt. In Black, Navy Blue, Rookie and Platinum. 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Values as excellent as the styles are attractive. HAND BAGS ot Silk or real Pin Seal in envelope style. Silk Bags with double Distinctive Dresses for Women Savings of about ONE-HALF at this Special price of. $ 52.50 Here 1s so charmingly diversified a-group of dresses, in Kasha Cloth, Poiret Twill and Canton Crepe, that one can sclect models 1 8 for practically evety occasion. Individualized with braid, beads, HAND BAGS of Silk, Leather, and Beaver Calf, in ; embroidery, and stitching sn any number of original ways. ely et gl peo ace mg $2.9 5 i Frocks that are completely in keeping with this season's fashion, and, at the same time, differentin every use of trimming and the slender grace of their lines. HAND BAGS of Silk with Gold Clipped Front. 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