The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 11

see | Franklin Simon a Co | sas Industrial Court. A mandate of the Supreme Court A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. THE EVENING ‘WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, HYLAN IS TARDY net May 15 as the date for opening viele Lora! es not pre? pe] HOWAT AGAIN IN JAIL new bids o ¢ readvertised con- {listed in the ordinary direqeries « IN SUBWAY 3WAY. DEMAND tracts, eis tie one: eaptent date aa be etal es vad gtack brokers. permitted under the law. ‘The ad- a, B THREE OME KILLS tisements wi t out to th newspapers sestgday-, | » NON-UNION. MINERS [ thrown Into a Bunkhouse at Pat- terson. Goal. Shaft, Near Apollo, Pa. » APOLLO,, Pa., April , miners were killed and one seriously remanded Howat and sevon aaristante to jail for calling a strike and for con- tempt in refusing to recognize the court 28.—Jorders. He wes arrested as he was * Kansas|returning from Kansas City to serve In Jail and, accord-|an uncompleted term in the Columbus will remain there Calls for Action on Cénttacts Al- GIVERS TO WILSON rend vertive the Kay Sontracts for the l4th Street-Bastern District subway, which have already been ordered re- PITTSBURGH, Alexander mine chief, In a ine to authorith EAP AT HOSPITAL KILLS N. ¥. BROKER|: TL ntroducing ; ‘ ving T. Lesser Had Been in Buf- Foundation Advised to Rein- ate di GREK? corporate by Assistant In- ternal Revenue Head, povecvupnir 7 or) WASHINGTON, April 28.—Contri- butions to the Woodrow Wilson|of Foundation have been held by the In- ternal Revenue Bureau as not de- ductible by taxpayers from their tax- able income in an informal ruling: pre-|to sented to Senator Carter Glass of Virginia Assistant Commissioner Smith, in making this’ known to-day, sald no formal ruling upon the question had been made, and that it was possible that its contribtitions would escape taxation. When his attention was | vei called to the recent ruling exempting the Roosevelt Memorial Association, Commissioner Smith said contribu- tions to it would not have beon made deductible had the Roosevelt Associa- tion not incorporated “exclusively for educational purposes,"’ under, an Act of Congress. Mr. Smith said it would be suggested to the officers of tho Woodrow Wilson Foundation that their organization be incorporated under a law similar to that which ap- plies to the Roosevelt Association, in which case their contributors could deduct donations from their, taxable incomes, Mr. Smith said that this suggestion was to have been made to Senator Glass, but during his absence from the bureau through illness a letter had gone to the Senator merely stat~ ing the effect of the law, upon the advertised by the commission, resolution making introduced by Mayor Hylan. are the contracts mientiored by Gov, Miller in his threat to oust the Board The Hylan resolution also vondemns the Commission for not readvertising the nine contracts which, according jected by the board on Aug. 2, 1921, As a matter of fact, all nine contracts were not rejected until last Monday, and were not returned tq the physical possession of the Transit Commission until yesterday. for the foundation to reincorporate so}the Commission revelved the old con tracts they were cancelled and read- falo Institution Suffering From Poison. BUFFALO, April °8.—Irving 7. thirty-eight, a stock broker New York City. The the demand was ‘These Lesser, whose home is in leaped from the third floor of the Estimate. jeneral Hospital here to the cement areaway below, last night. He died a@ short time later. Lesser had been confined in the institution for twe weeks suffering from bichloride of mercury poisoning. It is not known whether the poison was taken acci- dentally or in an attempt to end his the resolution, .were originally re- Ten minutes arter| life Irving T. Lesser is not listed as a rtised, member or as associated with a mem- Yesterday the Transit Commissionber of the New York Stock Exchange explosion was heard in Apollo. injitred ‘by the explosion of a bomb near here early to-day. It thrown into a bunkhouse at the Patterson mine of the Kiski Coal Company. Seven men were sleeping in the single room of the fraine structure when a bomb was hurled through the window, according to State police. ‘The miners were fodged in the bunkhouse, erected a few days @go, after they had complained to agement that pickels were. stopping them on the road. They were awakened by crashing glass, and in the darkness saw the sputtering end of a fuse. Molike, :firgt ont of bed, caught up the bomb and it exploded in his arms, also killing two who had jumped to his side. The $5 Oxford Women’s Patent Leather Low Shoes . Strap 87 Twin Strap $8... Sixth Avenue corner Nineteenth Street Hudeon Tubes, 6th Ave. “L” and West Side Subway—All Convenien: Women’s Sport Hosiery You always need sport hose, but you won’t very often discover such excellent quality at prices comparable with these. Women’s Silk and Lisle Novelty Sport Now is the Season for Street Petticoats And these styles are just as lovely as they are Made in such Stern Brothers—Special Values for Saturday New Tailored Models in ,Boys’, .Norfolk Suits “With Extra ~ CHILDREN’S Specialicl PLAY SHOES Exclusive with Franklin Simon and Co. CHAMPAGNE COLORED LEATHER SADDLE OXFORDS The Most Practical” Little Play Shoes That Ever Pattered About Park, e Playroom. or Porch 4.25 Sizes 5 TO 104% AGES 2TO6 Woodrow Wilson Foundation as now practical. organized, without advancing the suggestion ie bine ai in mind. ‘ Hose—Ribbed or drop stitch effects. 1 1 5 . In all the leading sport shades. Women’s Silk Sport Hose—Lisle tops and _. Knickerbockers ‘Designed for the small chap who soft silks as jet8ey, pussy willow and satin. . In “As tough as shoe leather” may SAY TAYLOR SUSPECT Se eaten A knows a real thing or two about style well have been coined to de- E soles. In all the leading ici to Many) BS CST ee g 1 . G : es ADMITTED MURDER hit aa ee. "1.75 style, _individdalized” _these suits have a-smart air that will scribe the wearing qualities of FES ; with fine pleatings, appeal to the youngest and most par- Man Under Arrest Told Him of Crime, Wires Hawaii Sheriff. SAN FRANCISCO, April 28.—Po- Hee announced ceived from the Sh a cable asserting that Honore C. Con- nette, now held in jail at Los Angeles fis a material witness in the William Desmond Taylor murder mystery, ad- mitted that he “killed a man.” Con- nette, a former Rochester, N. Y., Rewspaper man, Was arrested here this week on his arrival from Hon- olulu. The cable said: ‘Important evi- dence in my possession concerning Connette, signed statements avaliable these little shoes, for their: durability is as astonishing. to _ grown-ups as theif saddle straps are enchanting to. children. 12 Eee eee Cuitpren’s SHoe Snop—-Tdird Floor ticular of New Yorkers. Excellent. fabrics, such as cheviots, tweeds, cassimeres or club checks. Every Spring Style and Color in All tailored and finished so that the and all can be tubbed. | “most critical .of parents can pick no Read y-to-Wear Hats 3.95 to 7.50' - flaw either with the quality or the For Women and Miss Rt Aviles haa \ Bes MAIN FLOOR® | The extra knickerbockers Priced in this Sale double their service. Sizes fringes or scallops, .Just as practical, too; as they: are smart, for many feature the double panel, penalty peer ecu een The Hat for a Myriad , ‘ wherein Connette stated he a Bago short tas ago tn sofenag of Occasion 12.50 14.50 18.50 prc.) 216. alao rents aeets pe Attractive—of course, and besides that so 7 | : tion of Taylor’s room at the time of a, tee are? mn rimmed | 5 ‘ He Tay el bperapateaian tte diversified in materials, shapes, sizes and Unt Boys’ Straw Hats.....°...... 2.25 to 4.75 NaN in edge of the filjm director's murder. colorings that your chief difficulty will lie not Felt Hats Cloth Hats and Golf Caps. ...1.50 to 2.95 , iad * in selecting the hat you want, but in finding Youths’ Felt: Hate......0005...4...4: 3.25 one you do not want. For each one is ever so effective—and the assortment covers all tastes. For Women and Misses And a Very smart idea it is, ag that, for here is every imaginable shape —mushtooms, short back effects, sailors, off- the-face models, tancy. draped:crowns.and plain crowns. Almost every imaginable color, as well. Specially, Priced 3.95 to 13.75 And —to trim: your felt hat, here is a won- PORT AUTHORITY STAFF GUESTS OF BRONX Cc. ¥. Cresson, Chief Engineer of the * Port Authority and, six Of his staff were the guests at luncheon to-day of fittech members of the Bronx Foard of Trade Committee on Deeper Waterways, Tater they visited the Bronx waterfront giving the bencfit of the ideas the busi- ness men of the Bronx have of the uses to which the Port Authority plans for the development of land and water ter- minals in that part of the city can be put. ‘The Charming Possibilities of Gingham — in the domain of feminine apparel are tell- ingly emphasized in a novel and extremely interesting group, of Capricious Spring Weather Makes Smartly Essential, Women’s New Silk Umbrellas So severely deyised are the handles and so harmonious are the’ colors that there’s not a spring costume which won’t' be smarter on the cloudy days you carry one. Women’ 's Sport Model sun, ‘and rain tape edge silk umbrella, with peer pare handles in rings or straight post with leather loops. Tips and stu.by tops to match. 3.95 ‘Women’s Extra Quality satin tape edge silk sun and rain models with handsome amber bakelite Tailgred and.Sport Hats have a section all to themselves, and are too varied even to attempt describing. Briefly, then,—all sizes, shapes, and materials. And all at moderated prices. Gingham Hats and Parasols" now being displayed in the Millinery Depart ment on the First Floor; and reproductions of which will be supplied to order at reasone Springtime Brings New Styles to the Children’s Shoe Dept. derful assortment of rings and long posts. Also leather loop 4 95 js flowers, fruits, fancy handles. . ably brief notice. ' a feathers , and birds: eens Ortomnan an extra’ wide satin tape edge silk umbrellas. ain or in exclusive desi Birds frotn, . +95 to 3.75 mth fancy oren Novelty neadles “| in hon. The Gingham Materials { bakelite, and fancy effects. ‘ Biot Fae, 25 to 4.95 Sun.and rain models. ‘6. 75 and 8.50 21 i from which these dainty Summer accesso- ries are made, are shown in a very large assortment in the Cotton Fabrics Depart- ment, also located on the First Floor. Jazz styles? Those freak lapels, shoulder-waists and shirt- exposing vents!! Nothing doing! Even wee sandals and slippers nowadays adopt the variations of the grown-up foot- wear mode, Quite the most juvenile damsel may have her cut-out effects and her straps, (one or two, as her small fancy sways her). SterlingSilver Wrist Watches Springtime Hand Bags We want “customer” to i ‘ sig gage yes, but Cinderelaitpatent T Pry. ee Suitable for Gradua- Every woman has a particular fondness for Madison Avenue Fitth Abenue none too extreme for a gen- leather strap pumps | Pumps in Patent Leatl tion or Confirination the handbag—and besides, every woman 34th and 35th Streets Rew Pork tleman’s wardrobe. with flexible turn sole.. Ta, Buse ” Gifts. knows diet what an inestimable smartness it tales Priced according to size. . gives to her costume. She can gratify any Jazz-proof hats, shoes $2.10 105.75.) S205 844 to t1... 4.00 Very small, hand en- whim for novelty and every insistence for and fixings, too. ee ama : graved or plain models. utility in this assortment. And the prices are BM 000, Cut-Out Grecian Sizes 1134 to 2.....5.00 Tae yaieedi eau, scuare: y 5 e prices ar Sandals such as one’s just as attractive as the quality. Chauffeurs’ outfits, in- ‘ ji d or barrel si : bh 5 gsc B 4 round or barrel shapes. cluding headache proof masher Weare Ruslan ook We Some Black ‘ribbon bracelets Silk B: in pouch effects; made of the best om ete ort 1 <: binations of white and ~ ae caps. Sizes 834 to PS ae ne Dict caletnuntieand with Sterling Silver Pekin silk. Crystal tops and inside com- 4 85 : . Siz ee Se Pee | , > 3 artment e Lae pverenit > parting at i ateuiead patent leather, gun- bers ‘ble ttached, 1 Some Semple bad Novelty Bags. Beaver calf, Baseball Results Box Scores etal ; ; Saddle + Oxfords’. off | metal and“red, patent WR Gag enameled Cee patent leather and real pin seals. 700 pieces in all Racing Results Entries and Charts, *RoceRs Peer Company, okabie wail sah nMle leather and gray, and signs. —and that gives you a wide enough 2. 95 IN THE Beoedway, * Hecald pr ee tan Russian arid brown SPECIAL, : choice. at 13thSt. “Four at 35th 8a) chrome soles. re al Ce ia ‘ « ooze. : Solid gold mounted pin seal Bill Books. Three NIGHT PICTORIAL | Broadway Corners?“ Fifth Ave. Sizes 834 to 11th 5S $ l 5 95 fold and hip book styles. Re sat Warren at 41st St Sizes 1134 to 2.....6.50." +» Sizes 834 to 2.10.00 . Lined with real calf. «| 200 The Green Paper”