The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 23

College musical ‘clubs takes place at the ‘Waldorf to-night. lows has filed a petition for the Repub a sa MR lican omination for United State Senator, Other candidates are former LOCAL & concert in Aeolian Hal! Sunday after | ree ative Charles era : ; 2 a, Francis Archbishop Hayes will address the Shief wed Wing yesterday anawered | ~ W. Thorne and Claude M. Stan- INC Catholic Club thts evening. the complaint of nis white bride, Marton | cumord W- Thorn Cc will address alumni of the city bored at Delmonico’s Monday night. dinner attended by 300. ‘summer by the Citizens’ Military Train- 4og Camps Association. Lats Ruiz collection of Spanish antiques at the Anderson Galleries yesterday gf- ternoon brought $5,565. FOREIGN. ball for trial by Judge Rosalaky Anglers from Port Jervis are all het] |. . when arraigned on an indictment yg sum-| The death fs announced at London ot] ing assault in the eecond de mer resident, hus bought up ail nearby | Sir Alfred Pearce Gould, widely known surgeon. Until recently he was Dean of server for Hart: idan ee kid. norty tov the benent of the] te, Fuculty of Medicine of the (1 yoiekuleky. lawyers, told the Grand exacting care as A. & S. have vant College dalary Endowment ung | tity of Lonlon. He was seventy > {when he went to No, 116 it be. held ‘Duseday afternoon at the | fh Street to serve papers in u standardized for their much ‘higher Mariam Anna Pope of Ann Mich., and the Rey. Dr, G. W * THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922, 8 convention at Washington showed » ae RT STE vote of 146 to 29 dgainat a bonus. Representative Burton BE. Sweet of World News in Brief THE annual concert of the Hamilton | Steblik, for alleged abuse, and the case nihiel Dubhim was granted a was dismissed, from Robert J. Dunham, fori The Heart of New York Business | {vores trom Hovert ve our & Co, now in barge of Mr, Armour’s private BROOKLYN Store Hours 9° to 5:30 Men's Association hus named a com- Gov. Allen of Kansas, an ex-renorter, | mittee to fight the proposed extinction "9 white ghts. nan Jowph Steinberg may | yor ye a contender for the Bendit® nom. of the enaanda has formal rec ination in the 17th District against Sen-|"ioeq the Government of General nuyler M. Meyer. ay irs, Harry Payne Whitney'#| yerq, John Jacob Rogers, wife of Representative Rowers (Mass.), ap: pointed by Presilent Harding as his Dersonal representative to {nvestigate Conditions in soldier hospitals, Washington on ® tour of Inspection, Ter elebhone 6100 Main ; Parade Bey i in the A. & S, Toy Store | Women’s Tricotine Suits Accent Long Line Coats for Smartness and the Notably Low Price for Value Interest Special $29.75 ANNISH, tailored with the same tn Great Neck, L spe Grace Van he Park Avenue Baptist Church was} mann’ will ive u piano recital ed formally last evening with a of the N ine the € Four camps will be established this Opera stars will he heard this after noon in Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Astor's house, No. $40 Fifth Avenue, for the benefit of Mulberry Community House. HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE. Arthur J. Rykert, a private detective, No. 1400 Broadway, was held in $1,000 DETECTIV The first session in the sale of the Blumberg, No Bast 1 civil suit Rykert and several ussistants ne ked him down and kicked him, lotel Pennsylvania, seen running about The engagement is announced of Mj N ples, ‘They priced suits. There are several styles, one of which is pictured. Some are trimmed with self strappings of the material. Others have slashed coats or ug ven into the plalna by the her prevailing in the moun-| = 1 secretary of the New York Raber Temple Street, An etching by David Y “Palece of Jannis Dari Vast night at the American ht, vacation by Charles B, Warren, the dov at Tokio. ry of Health an- Grease Spots decorative stitching. All the coats are silk lined, have notch or roll collars, ca ee Mr. and ‘sylvania last night in warning of in-] Major Gen. Goethals or Charles M. Boptede ; Bi A dance recital for the beneft of the| Bishop Luther B. Wilson of Ne af N St S t 904. P, Civetel 36 his little-girl-friend up in the ae and you'll find net oe s' Ward of the Post Graduate | York presided at the seventy-t W Dutch t Dey } , Indisa Chief Mospita! took place vesteiay afternoon | iu. weston of ‘Ue "se" ope ee e ?P in Se 2) Cc FC. Wien, het the best | al Se Ae Ne ET Ee te Liat 1s Plaee, Gaede, a har anige elbeent : e best place for all little boys and girls tago.these | in..%! ' The Young Men's Symphony Orches-| Church at Meriden, Conn. ae AINTILY fashioned of fine ba- da. P gt g teatners am : Will close its twentieth season with} A poll of the delegates to the D. A. R. Dollies are in a great big new case of their own; Sind : + nie i AVecsivica toas kettles OUR, ahah Lak ninun Windsor kettles; flaring shape; the very best Dark Brown Calfskin, made on perfect fitting aides think what ob Be Ee ee ree tae han teulands poise: bbe at: ceonwckty a tae ‘double ‘boll be used ; S hat a beautiful cool s ess these foularc ‘Aluminum covered sauce pans, convex mode! iminum double boilers, can be used as lasts with flexible welted soles and collegiate heels. will make. y are 24 inches wide and have white polka dots side andle: 4 oF 6 qt. capuclty. | . vsils; cover fits either part; capacity of varying s m Nuvy blue backgrounds. This excell honda a0 a ah ‘ sink gtrainers, nicely perforated; ‘e These Shoes Also on Sale in Our New York Store quali y will prove a matchless value at our sale price of 69¢ aol rao ts bail handle: 8 at Me Ee ee a yarc ‘ pacity A, & S-Bubway flogr, “Mase moposed Moths thrive on grease spots. he putting clothes away... for the Summer, es remove all grease spots with Carbona Cleaning Fluid. Everybody’s Going to the Big Show ‘Tomorrow is Opening Day for our Newly Re- modeled Toy Store. link or fasten-through buttons. DOMESTIC. bers of a committee of six with the selection of an execu There is a choice of Navy blue or black, and all sizes from 34 to 44. A, & 8.—Second Floor, Central too mui country B, Chandler, economist, Kers’ Forum at the Penn-| are considering offering the post tion. Schwab. \ Just follow the animals. and Jackie Coogan and | tiste, these little underthings | are as summery as they are pretty! | | Separate step-ins and vests are about | the best sort of summer lingerie, any- | itd | : way, and these are especially desir- a) II able because they launder so well. there's a gin Ate of animals; a whole railroad of trains; and Rubbadubdub toys for the baby. America’s Soremost Specialists ” OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &G There are six different styles, 4 of | H - | FULTON STREET-BROOKLYN them white with pretty lace inser- | | cutie’ Bou To Help Celebrate tions or bits of embroidery; and two | cuidate ot | . Exceptionally Attractive Values, Tomorrow. in of pink, one batiste and the other | | tesa eth the Ace Sem ee seni aml lingette, the new lingerie fabric. Bhecials “te Some Wonderfully Low . Prices c ; oti: rr - vd Socmeoona 160k. Kant el eae some of the toys that youngsters like best. A Notable Millinery Offering ar Sao daibaay | | i Pa cudule dolly, and Betty, bp emnien dolly | ‘8 | d Baryes at very” special prices. Bleached Muslin Sheets Bg er RE od orl $1.10 Each 39¢ and 50c. Aluminum Cooking Sets, 4 pieces, 80c. Laddie Boy, the White House Dog, $1.39. Ouija Boards, at their lowest price, 39c. Garden Heavy quality, size 81x90 inches, before hemmed, | Hemmed Pillowcases, “Utica” Bleached 2Ie Ea. Sheetings, 59¢ Yd. Utensils for the Small Gardener. Enameled Sprinkling Cans, 49¢ to $1.39. Pails and Shovels, Serviceable quality bleached Good quality muslin, 81 muslin, size 45x86 inches be- inches wide, 5e to 35c. fore hemmed. A, & B.—Bitreet floor, Bas! Then Hark! Hark! a 7| | Sioneneree Every Room Aina tlean Made To the Kiddies’ Barber Shop ”? Tomorr ou—nthe formal opening “CREX ‘Rugs Are M arked of the Now Kiddies’ Harte, Bhop gn the At ery Special Prices | Fourth floor. It is a place of many thrills red aufomobi w'Which youngsters ‘sit to have their hai a train that whizzes round its electric railroad, and a life-like | OR years ‘“‘Crex” has been a household word for the finest of summer floor-coverings. In this event we have reduced these rugs of finer quality one-fourth. An amazing procedure he wee Keer at the very beginning of the summer season. All perfect. | - - clown who nods a greeting at the entrance 27x64 ins., reg. $2.00, at $1.25 6x9 fect, reg. $9.00, at $6.85. cAn Amazing Clearance of An Authentic and Clever Expression of a New Vogue— The New Sheer Hat A Remarkable Value at 8.75 Distinctive Millinery Styles for dressy Summer wear featuring the new sheer effect, with lacquered ribbon crowns, trimmed with bows or burnt fancies. These Hats Also on Sale in Our New York Store BROOKLYN: cut, Tide-a-cut, r’s man, Americas Foremost Specialists ~ OPPENHEIM GLUNS &e FULTON STREET~BROOKLYN and a blackboard with crayon for the oie my hair short, ‘ill 36x72 ins., reg. $2.95, at $1 8x10 feet, reg. $12.00, at $8.85, | children’s own use. New equipment, scien- it looks slick Te tte aaa’ . ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS: tifically correct, and skilled service will and neat, ; ; Heavy Fibre Rugs At Low Prices At: Incredibly Low Prices appeal to mothers and the play time thrills While I steer the wheel watt delight the little folks. From my motor-car A. & 8.—Vourth floor, West Be Solidly woven tind reversible; some with design on both sides. | IMITED quantities of pieces that have accumulated after the tremendous business of Blue, rose, ‘grey, pink, taupd, tan and. brown, with designs in | the ae ted months—all priced so low that they will be closed out in the early Oriental cretonne and chintz effects. hours of the day. A most timely event indeed, for now many are planning a summer at the bungalow, and kitchenware must be bought. SELECT ALUMINUMWARE especially at stich’ | little prices. It is strong, light of weight; has no seams, no solder, there’s nothing to chip and it is so easy to keep clean, Here are the extraordinary offerings: Tomorrow—A Remarkable Sale of Smart Brown Calf Oxfords ins., $1.38 to $2.34. ins., $2.34 to $2.89. 7 \y feet, $4.74 to $6.95. 6x9 feet, $7.95 to $9.95. ‘ 2 to $14.50 9x12 fort, $12,75 to $15.95. TTrrcssterece ht ee eee . pe ” Heaviest China Mat- ‘Carpet Remnants, , “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Stew Pans, 29¢ : ; ‘ i f i 4 he brand that thousands of homes consider the “best.” Of extra ¢ ting, 3 15.25 Roll 0 $1.19 to $2. 49 Yard heavy gauge polished aluminum with side handle and double lip that. | At Far Below 40 Yards. sc ameuenrOe pleas: Valveh ae permits easy pouring. Will hold about lqt. The former price was 85¢ . russels, Pieces 2 to ” ; Prevailing Prices ane ater seaiga: suarp in cheske! 7 yards each. Formerly $1.69 to Aluminum Omelet “Pans Aluminum Frying Pans b Stripe many color $8.68 yard. Plain white also, Perfect PM rans $1.25 $1.25 SSS 4 + Quite essential Of thick, heavy for the successful gauge aluminum omelet, Turnover with double lip and nt Heavy always cool ebonized inum, wood handle, 10 For Friday asa Saturday! Brightly. polishe inches in diaraster, ‘Polka Dot Foulard Silk Your Choice’ of T hese Aluminum Pieces at | Reduced to 69c Yard B 97c EF Fae ' 6.75 ee) Two Models Illustrated beautiful dress silks, bul s slight weaving imperfections that do not in the least impair the wearing quality have influenced the manufacturer to lower the price. NE dollar and fifty cents a yard is the regular price of these Each This extraordinary offering includes high grade models of