The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1922, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 19232. Justice Tompkins catts attention of] SCOTCH FIRM LOSES |¢!#ssow. the bureau announced. bara FLEISCHMANN LIMP |‘ Vienna to consult Dr. Stetnach, fa- | CHARGES LAWYER ~ fe na of Sco ne 100 mows surgeon and discoverer of the WITHHELD ALIMONY | iusr'ena te Distict atemey to] RUM SEIZED HERE] case‘ cance, tor cases amt t0:| 1S DISAPPEARING) neration to obviate many ots, ot Owing to the Death of Our President the acts of Jacobs in the alimony pro- cases, a large part of which, according @ Court Notifics Bar Associa- to Prohibition officials, was shipped to tion of Allegation Against J. A, Jacobs. When Supreme Court Justice Tomp- kins flied a memorandum at White Plains yesterday holding Jacob Hoff- shy ; 7 1, | Lorenz, among others, submitted. Millionaire Sportsman Ex-} "yr, wetechmann eccldentally shot cosdings. Vorfeits 109,000 Quarts Jacobs, when asked about the pro-] Shipped to Alps Dru, the Alps Drug Company, and came in 9h "i hdaeesth Weed o bow, Inaiolne an tetany ippe P: 1g ab puecaita’ HenVavtee, pater Chan pects to Be Cured Soon. = | Nett re emp, An. operation ceedings in White Plains, sald: Co: formed by Dr. Bteinach, Mi ou mpany. Friends of William Fletschmann, tong | "as pe . Bteinach, Mr. ‘The contempt proceedings were. whiskey. familiar to Broadway first nights, box-| Fleischmann, in Paris again, reports WASHINGTON, May 2.—Seizure of] Mr, J nes, after a hearing, denied ve ago, and immense improvement. save pond aie Pabocee an ad.|the largest stock of iiquor since Pro-|that the Glasgow concern was act- Ing bouts and the Long Island race]'"He married six. yeats ago Viola ‘ ie hibition became effective was techni-|!ng in good faith, and viewed the track club hotwes, heard with tnterest |rrent, @ very handsome young actress, ustment made between Mr. yesterday that he hopes to walk without |Thelr divorce was announced two years Man of Munhattan for contempt of pho ‘Mrs. Hoffman. aes ao ane cally completed here when Prohibl- Get ll the 1iqaée” posetbte THD the limp which he long suffored. "*)). miotachmann. te a nephew of court for failure to pay alimony to his} ceedings this afternoon, this ts the|/tion Commissioner Haynes approved|country before the Willis-Campbell hag nin urope for some time} yrayor Julius Fleischmann of Cincin former wife, it developed that Jerome] first I have heara ubout them. { have|the report from Assistant Commis-| Bill cut off supplies from abroad. and recently, cablograms reported, went I nati. A. Jacobs, an attorney of No. 140] been served with mo pypers. I have} sioner Jones recommending the for- ' West 42d Street, Manhattan, formerly ce tis ane te ta ped far brie] felture of 109,000 quarts of Scotch | j= representing Mr. Hoffman, haa been] inq't don't wee why any newspeper| Whiskey, taken at New York, accused of withholding $10,000 in all-! would want to print anything about! The lot consisted of different ship- mony money. it now." ments from David Heilbron & Sons of Mr. Louis Jantzen Our Store will be Closed all day Wednesday May 3rd H. JANTZEN SHOE CO, ' 660 SIXTH AVENUE... NEW YORK A widowed mother will make any sacrifice to keep her children with her, The A.1.C.P. ts @ rock of refuge for such families swept by the flood of diversity. FIFTH AVENUE J M C ry & C 34TH STREET THE A. I. C. P. DOES EXCELLENT WORK AND DESERVES THE ; ames C ree 0. : FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF ALL NEW YORKERS | \) — Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street — N. Y. Established 1879 “McCreery White Silks” Famous Over Half a Century—the Original Silk Shop At Remarkably Low Prices During the May White Sale White Pongee, i White Broadcloth Shirting, i yard, 1. yard, 1.15 WEDNESDAY Really excellent quality. ‘ Will give long service, (Second Floor TT IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS ‘sin Junior Misses’ Apparel momen Silk and Nainsook Underthings Specially Priced for the White Sale Refreshingly new styles in Underthings of glorious silken stuffs or sheer soft Nainsook. They introduce new neck-contours in Night Gowns—new long-waisted effects in Step-ins and other attractive features. FOURTH FLOOR —_ IlMustrative of the Values in Envelope Chemises of Crepe de None C. O. D. « No Returns Silken Things Chine—tailored or lace trimmed. Nightgowns of Radium Silk of an 2.95 exquisite quality. 4.95 Vest Chemises and Step-in Drawers Smart Silk Frocks . . . . . 16.50 Heretofore 25.00 to 35.00 Crepe de chine or taffeta in several attractive models. Light and dark colors Crepe de Chine Night Gowns, of Crepe de Chine. er garment. Wom en’s Wraps lavishly lace trimmed. Fn 1,95 50 2 4 ‘TOMORROW—SECOND DAY OF There are highly fashionable, desirable models for afternoon and street SEWING WEEK wear of Samola, Twil Cord or Tricotine—Capes, Coats and Wrap effects, Many Special Values some adorned with fringe or contrasting color material, braid or embroidery; others unadorned. Gray, Sorrento, Navy Blue, Tan and Black. Models in sportive effect for town and country wear, traveling and motoring trace their origin to Tweeds, Melrosa, Chinchilla or Camel’s Hair—Gray, Camile, Violet, Rose or ‘Tan. seer crenata a0 a eommage natn i Coats and Capes. . . . . . 1850 Heretofore 25.00 to 35.00 Smart models of tweed in fresh Spring colorings or of natural camel's hair polo. 24.50 docs not even cover cost of the materials and making of these wraps. (Fourth Floor -Tweed Cape Costumes . . . . 13.95 Heretofore 29.50 straight line, one piece frock with matching cape. Tweed colorings. | ere eS Boys’ Summer Norfolks ay your Home : 95 Sewing Needs < Special, 3 are filled in this section and priced very much lower for this week. If These s' Wordales care lishteandicomt you have sewed at all you know nese summer Norfolks are light and comtort how forms and dress linings sim- able and look so trig and trim because of their plify things. splendid tailoring. Each is a boxepleated model Bust Forms and Stands complete J S i fashioned of summer suit materials in practical 3.95 ersey uits Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years Sete Dene a shades of Gray, Tan or Sand, as well as fine quality Naiad Dress Linings ot tine qual- . Khaki, all guaranteed fast colors. ity Batiste. 33c for Women and Misses : “a ; Naiad Dress Linings, Silk Mull, ‘, é Binas7/t0:78 ¥CRTE black or white. 75¢ 00 d Fy McCreery Special Dress Shields, 15 ‘ i ’ sizes 2, 3, 4 doz., 2.50 fl * Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Boys’ Sport Blouses, 85c Reliable Dress Shields, sizes 2, BENE pee CRE CPT oe Established 1879 Attractive designs in stripes and plain’ white 354 doz., 2.50 MaSEo ARG NCHETES couer moc. y . The sleeves are short. Sizes 7 to 15 years. Beads and Bugles for Dress ‘Trim- ot wool Jersey, displaying clean-cut 4 Third Floor, pines souen hunched 7B mannish tailoring and smart neé oe : 7 (Main Floor) e are t B . effects in pockets, belts and backs. . ¥ * Flowertime Brings May Sale of Such features as yoke effects, } Wool Kross-Spuns inverted plaits, “pinch” tucking, \ Cut Glass Vases, 3-45 ygyadame Irene Corsets ity 7 p : heehee Sriieen b Heavy, clear cut ; and Sport Flannels louble pockets or pockets solidly ! Our Enti St k f vases that add their © Affords Worth-While Savings Specially priced for dressmaking week. stitched or tucked lift them far 3 re Stock 0 Fea ee Lr nent mel asioned of Thee KroweSpun and Fame above the vs 4 How large? ‘Twelve exquisite fabrics—styles for every arene! ence ene auplty ang retlect ; inches high, and a type of girlish or mature figures. Tie newest colores: DEE ane Henna, Rose, Tan, Brown, Tur- ae " choice of patterns. Included are models for the fuller , a ise, Tile, Pe Ni ; SPRING T RIMMED HA | S We ‘simply, couldnt | fimite chae have @ marvelous alan: Sogn Elage) auoiee, File, Peaennts Nave ar Cor | have accomplished — derizing effect. penhagen Blue, Black and Gray. the teat ot pricing them so low if we had 3.95 to 1 1 50 Sizes 34 t0 44 Sizes 14 to 18 not been aided and ; ia i abetted by @ special purchase. regularly 6.50 to 18.50 Do y ou Enjoy Women’s Section Misses? Section i A t A : regularly 6.00 : Making Things erasih Foie j Q -f£'1 1ce (Sixth Floor) (fhied Foor), Yourself? Then you will want some of these ome stainped ‘Towels and Bed Spreads ed— té embroider. ORIGINAL PRICES WERE 10.00 to 35.00 Your Name and Address Printed on Stamped Towels (abe ankreidere) 200 Sheets and 100 Envelopes, 1.75 ‘my 5 38 formerly 50, 25¢ Steamer Chairs Matn Figar You can buy 200 single heets and 100 envelopes of personal bond sat Eprenan: to be embroider Special, 3:75 4 . finished paper in white, blue or gray printed with your name and address formerly 5-50 Kor the porch, beach and yacht } i ‘ ; in Blue for only 1.75. ‘The size of the sheets is 6 3-16 x7 inches. Material for making Lamp Shades nothing is so comfortable as one of 4 NO EXCHANGE NO RETURNS This is so very exceptional an offer that we can hold it for three days ana any Tatructis ms esta are these uturi@ateainen chil OSIS only. Main Floor) the Third Floor. (Pith Floor’