The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 5

RN RIN A Meg ee ee sop 7 owpigeor=* . px TT f 26, 1922, cently to have the body of her mother, who died four weeks ago, taken to Cnt ) And Was arrested If an under- taking establi nt yesterday. She now lives at 50 West 45th Street. She ts all to have pawned the COOPER HEWITT NURSE 1S ARRESTED HERE «. Se. nent .. ser daugtiter, Anna Pope, to Dr ‘witer of this ely Mise Mirteon George William Mins Pope is the svanghter of the late Rev. Wilttam Bigelow Tope, and on her mother's MISS POPE ENGAGED TO REV. DR. CARTER, MOTHER ANNOUNCES HIS SPECIALTY STEALING COATS FROM RAILWAYS ‘FRENCH VETERAN Kelly, Whe Sued Widow tn » Accused by Banker of Theft. Elizabeth Kelly, FOR WOMEN embrace every whim of OPENBUSYDAYFOR,) ~ MARSHAL JOFFE Reception at Armory First of Four Mame Defender Will Attem, ‘The Association of French Veterans of the World War gave a reception and review to Joseph Jacques Cesare Joffre, Marshal of France and de- fender of the Marne, at the Seventh Regiment Armory at 10.20 o'clock to- day. From the greeting of his former comrades the Marshal went to a re- ception at the home of Mrs, Willard ~ Straight at No. 1150 Fifth Avenue, where he was greeted by the members of the French-American Union for Open Air Schools in France. Among those who escorted the Marsha! to his box in the armory was Alfred Lallemahd, seventy-five years’ old, President of the French Brother- hood of the War of 1870. He served as a non-commissioned officer in the Franco-Prussian War, in which Mar- shal Joffre was a Lieutenant, and wore three decorations on his breast. Others in the escort were Felix Levy, founder and President of the French Maternal Society; Albert Blum, Pres- ident of the General Association of Alsace-Lorraine Societies. of the United States; Theodore Seltzer, Vice-President of the French Hospt- which had assembled at the armory. There were several speeches and the Marshel was presented with @ great cluster of roses, ‘The French leader was the guest of friends at luncheon at the Union Club and at 8.30 o'clock was to re- view a parade of a provisional brigade of the New York National Guard from the balcony of the «rmy and Navy Club at No. 112 Central Park South, with Major Gen. Robert Lee Bullard, U. 8. A.; Captain C. T. Vogelsang, U. 5S. yor Hylan, and many representatives of the city and State. The club arranged the third recep- tion of the day for “Papa” Joffre after the parade, giving him just time to get to his hotel to go to dinner at the home of Prof. William Milligan Sloane, historian and Presi- dent of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, at No. 10 West 8th Street. After the dinner, the fourth recep- tion was at the Forty-seventh Street ‘Theatre, which has been engaged by Miss Anne Morgan of the Committee for Devastated France, for e@ gala Summer Modes MISS MIRIAM A. POPE... college and later did graduate work at Columbia University, Dr, Carter has degrees (rom Wes- teyan, Yale and New York Univerat ties, and held a fellowship at Oxford. He i8 a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity aud of the Old Colony and University Clubs. For several years he was acting pastor of Grace Re- formed Church {2 Brooklyn, and for fifteen years has been General Sec- retary of the New York Bible Society, ae BROKER REARRESTED ON BUCKETING CHARGE David B. Randell Held For Op- erations in Rochester. David B. Randell, broker, now out on $3,500 bail charged with ‘‘'bucketting,”” was arrested last night on a Rochester warrant charging similar operations in that city. Randell was arrested here Inst month on complaint of Alfred A. Herman, No. Four Years More. LONDON, April 26. Willtam Whitman has spent twenty-three years in prison and has just been sentenced to an- other four years—all for stealing coats, If he were well-to-do he might be termed a kleptomaniac, not responsible for his acts, but as he is just a very ordinary sort of carpenter he goes to jail every time he is caught. He began stealing coats in 1883, and says he cannot help taking them, This last time he stole two mackintoshes from the store of the Metropolitan Railway Com~ pany. Almost invariably It ts from a railway company that he takes the coats. Ordinary coats present a temptation, but those owned by railway companies seem to possess an ‘irresistible attrac- a NURSE HELD AS GEM THIEF. Charged jen a diamond ring worth $800 oes David 1 Lam eat a (West $24 Street, al : as Us , h C, Kelly, a nurse, thirty-seven ye; old, was held yesterday by Magiétrate Levine in the West Bide Court In $5,000 ball for examination to-morrow morning. 250 West 88th Street, who charged mis- appropriation of $5,600. Randell then opened two offices in Rochester under ry : the firm name of Randell, Simons & Bible Society. Trinkler. Henry Brown, a farmer of field, N. J. charged he lost Mrs, William Bigelow Pope of Ann] 16-000 in bonds (0 the firm, ‘The other Arbor, Mich., announces the engage- partners are out on $1,000 bail each. She Is Minister's Daughter and He Is Secretary of New York sation by bringing sult there against Mrs. Hewitt for alléged defamation of character, is under $5,000 bail here to- on a charge of having stolen an diamond ring from the home of David D. Lamont, banker, No, 230 West $24 Street, while employed there as a nurse In 19) Mise Kelly returned to New York rq. here. fashion, in which distinctiveness ie fully expressed. s who. nursed i the ticket t phon submitted ‘approval side sb releited to Bishop Ate! Has . Served Twenty TRIES | | eter cooper Hewitt durine his lain te { SeeAn fok A loan, Mrs alainent boooe perv my s sagriccts ts't i: Sho was graduated from a Weste Years for, This and Gets nets in Paris, and later created a aen-| ered the ting. Detec a Gy G4 don p83 arrested Miss Kelly, piesalsltne SOO TRUST INTUITION—SOMETIMES, ST. LOUIS, April 2¢.—Woman tution Is guesswork, F. E. Fehiman, President of the Ne’ Club, told tho Chamber of Commerce He said it falls half the time, ee our footwear excels, f ‘ko DRANCHES—oUw ONLY Stowe 660 NEN 38%n. GE Tork Advertising | | ! Charge Purchases will appear on Bills rendered June 1st FIFTH AVENUE James McCreary & Co 34TH STREET eo A Clearance Sale of Special for to-morrow (Thursday) Hand-tailored Suits Misses’ ‘ of the finer type will present exceptionally good value at $62.00 Some of these Suits, made to sell at a much higher price, are costume models (consisting of frock with coat-or cape en suite); others are coat-and-skirt models. (Second Floor) crystal, are found in their ashes. These, they believe, are their cast-off souls—a roof that they have attained a per- ected tate. In Buddhist temples and in the homes of saintly Buddhists these tiny soul-jewely are encased in caskets cut {rom ice-Mear crystal, and are greatly venerated. By the way, we are displaying a daz xling array of wedding gifts of R Crystal, a shining example of which ai farses (beautifully. cut vaver priced at 23.50. Mendel. Trunks Famous for their quality Greatly Reduced! ‘These Mendel Trunks are built for durability and good appearance of only quality materials. This sale affords the opportunity to buy your summer trunk, sound in congtruction, at an amazingly low price. _“Master-Made”’ my - ‘ In Japanese legends Rock Crystal is tal, and Paul Duran, President of g ’ the emblem of the perfected soul of man. the French-American Banking Cor- The Buddhists believe that after the ©The Marshal ly cheered cremation of taints or holy men tiny e was roundly chee . em-like pellets, apparently of pure by the crowd of more than a thousand oe / fem ary Gia & " : ql Every Item Advertised is. Reduced 50% or More , It ig’ so rare an occurrence to be able to secure furniture of “master-made” construction and quality at Half Price that those who have thought at all of purchasing furniture at some future time should not miss this unusual chance to buy. Complete suites as well as separate pieces are included in this Clearance. For Im- mediate Delivery Only. + | 250 Dining Room Chairs, were 18.00 For Clearance 6.75| Dining Room Suites | : (1) 695,00 Ten-piece Dining Room Suite, combination Walnut.. .337.50 (5) 184.00 Six-piece Mahdgany Breakfast Room Suites, Buffet, Extension Drop Leaf ‘Table and four Chairs. 87.50 (1) 437.50 Ten-piece Dining Room Suite, combination Walnut. .195.00 (z) 875.00 Ten-piece Walnut Dining Room Suite, Italian model.437.50 the finer points in which “A good foot-rule for YOU—wear the Jantzen Shoe." 7.23 iJ. / i] My | for Stout Women | Chamber Suites : Madison Avenue - Fifth Avenue, New York | | (2) $95.00 Four-piece Mahogany Chamber Suite. “TTv7t7777.287.50 ; | |, (3) 168.00 Four-piece Walnut Chamber Suites....9.......... 84.00 Thirty-fifth Streat I! Fullsize Wardrobe Trunk, black — |) | Peawaod of grace, augmented by the latest of Pari- sienne creations, form the keynote of LANE BRYANT’S: new Spring and Summer modes. Each origination is fashioned in the inimitable tractiveness, Sizes Up to 56 Bust Chic Tailleurs 39,75 to 165,00 Smart Frocks 39.35 to 125.00 Coats &Wraps 39.75 to 165.00 fair prices. And these twain, at Ovington’'s apply fst; more gifts than you id ever expect to find, OVINGTON’S "The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” Fifth Avenue at $9th Street SS -A Special Offering—Thursday 34th Street—New York C— ~ French sleeves, developed of soft, rich fabrics, Tricotine and Twill. Handsome Capes of Silk and Cloth. fibre covering, black fibre binding, fancy figured cloth lining; 4 drawers, locking adjustable clothes retainer, shoe pock- ets, spring lock and draw bolts, formerly 32,00, 21.00 lift top construction, covering of blue, binding maroon; 5 drawers, laundry bag, shoe pockets, locking bar. formerly 50.00, 39.50 Trunk, black fibre binding, fancy cre~ tonne lining; 4 drawers, top drawer sub- divided, bottom has hat form. Shoe pockets, locking adjustable clothes re- tainer, snap spring and draw bolts, 27.50 formerly 45.00 Fifth Floor) (2) 395.00 Four-piece Walnut Chamber Suites... eee 197.50 + (1) 1670.00 Ten-piece Walnut Chamber Suite............++--795.00 (2) 225.00 Four-piece Chamber Suites, combination Walnut. . .. 112.50 (1) 242.50 Four-piece ‘Ivory Enameled Chamber Suite, hdnd- decorated. Z 120.00 (1) 275.00 Four-piece Chamber Suite, combination Walnut. ...137.50 Library Suites Label lisseak wasnat asear OPPENHEIM COLLINS 6 © (1) 675.00 Three-piece Velour Library Suite.....777 vette eee 1295.00 ing the STOUT WOMAN of ‘ mp | Be se 4 || (1) 875.00 Three-piece Mohair Library Suite........ we eeee 375.00 the utmost in charm and at- } Full-size Wardrobe Trunk, reinforced, |) (1), 325.00 ‘Three-piece Library Suite, combination Tapestry and Velour. I Separate Pieces Rew ONE ae 29.50 Women’s and Misses’ (10) 49:50 Davenport Tables, com- —_ (5) 30.00 Mahogany Fern Stands. 15.00 Foness 0.00 to re I bination Walnut. 19.50 (2) 118.00 Mahogany Bookcases. 57.50 EG0 50" 35.08 | (24) 15.00 Mahogany step-over Chair B' wiih ds —— || ‘Tables. 5.00 GQ si Mahogany Windeor Cie | (5) 3450 Mahogany Music Cabi *"¢ Sockers. CREM) 29 Coats and Capes | 1 nei oa8 ony * 16.50 (5) 49.50 Mahogany Gate Leg j | (1) 135.00 Buffet, combination Wal- ‘Tables. 24. | Full-size Wardrobe Trunk, equipped | nut. 59.50 (12) 37.00 Mahogany Gate Le with draw locking device, efectr’c iron (2) 84.00 Mahogany ‘Toilet Tables. 18.58 a a = In the Season’s Newest Modes || attachment, twin-lever lock, black fin Tables. 35.00 (3) 45.00 Mahogany Gate Le g 4 | ished fibre sce ne blue water- (1) 39-50 Mahogany Bed. 19.75 Tables. 22.56 p i ic leat ing. Hg ere ars Se ~ } 2 ee eee ete oaiy tsa (9) 49.50 Davenport ‘Tables, Mss (9) 49:50 Mahogany Gate Leg i { Much Below Regular Value | ae 24.50 Golden Oak Tea (5) 59.50 Mahogany Gate Le, fh ; i | | Wagons. 12.00 Tables. : 29.06 i (3 | || (6) 23.00 Mahogany End Tables..10.00 (4) 92.00 Walnut Davenport ‘4 . | | (3) 45-00 Mahogany Fern Stands. 22.50 ‘Tables. 4 35.00 y ‘ i (1) 49.00 Mahogany Library (18) 15.00 Mahogany End Tables. 7.50 Brose condlesticke with cut e . || Table. 24.50 (6) 29.50 Mahogany and +Cane crystal prisms. Pair $5.00. | (12) 39-50 Mahogany TeaWagons.19.75 | Rockers, Velour Seats. : 10.00 ONJOINED with . . Ai ee (6) 39-50 Walnut Tea Wagons. 19.75 (4) 30.00 Mahogany End Tables. 13.50 | Black fibre covered full size Wardrobe Mat: D sy Dav- (7) 38.50 Fourspost Bedb...... 16.00 taste you find Graceful wrap-like Coats with wide (3) 49.50 Mahogany Decorate ave enport Tables. 24.75 (30) 39-50 Four-post Beds. .4*, , 19.50 In addition to the items advertised there are other sets and *separate pieces—some reduced more than 50% and some less than 50%, (SEVENTH FLOOR)