The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1922, Page 6

LP Da SH SME REE PETAR still maintained there at an early hour. PAJAMA-CLAD MAN HARDING AND WIFE The blaze apparently was of much} CHASES INTRUDER the same nature as that which oc- x curred of the Treasury toof during INTO ARMS OF COP F office hours three months ago. This anmeeessnns 1 was extinguished without heavy dam. * ; © | age, although a threatening blaze re-| Alleged Burglar Explains sulted from the burning of much scat- He Was Seeking Place to Sleep. A youth who gave the name of Eppa Laspiro, No, 874 Murray Street, Cliff- side, N. Y., was held without bail in the Coney Island Court this morning on a charge of burglary The complaint was by Max Golin- sky, No. 2866 Weat 23d Street, Coney Island, who said he was awakened at 3 o'clock this morning by the sound of footsteps on the ground floor, He went down, he said, and found Laspiro groping about with a lighted candle, Laspiro jumped from the window | and fled, pursued by Golinsky, who, in pajamas and bare feet, chased him four blocks to 29th Street and Mer- folding and some of the new structure. root INU, S. TREASURY = ee, FOREST FIRE MENACES tenis Sparks Blown Near White House as Firemen Battle Menacing Fire. Rabbits Driven Ont of Woods Beek Refuge With Chickens. CAPE MAY, N. J, May 3.—A forest fire along the Delaware Bay shore yea- terday afternoon for a time threatened several Villages. The fire was not un- der control until late at night Forest fires have been burning for Wo days near Balleplain, 26 miles north of here, doing thousands of dollars’ damage, but were reported under con- trol to-day, Rabbits and other game driven out of the woods by the flames INVESTIGATION STARTS. Blaze Second on Roof in Three Months—Secret Service Active have sought refuge in the villages, ‘ Active. Some of then have been feeding with} Mmald Avenue, where Patrolman Ed- a the chickens in the yards ward Fahjer caught him, “] wasn't in that house to steal anything,’ the boy told the court “T ran away from home Friday night and I have been sleeping on the beach, I haven't had any food for two days. I had a key that worked on the door of that house and I just went in to ——_——»—-- ASKS $200,000 IN SUIT AGAINST KU KLUX KLAN WASHINGTON, May 3.—An in vestigation into the cause of the mysterious fire that swept the roof of the United States Treasury early to-day and caused damage estimated at from $50,000 to $100,000 was or- New Offeans Man Charges OMmcialn Plotted to Rain Him, é FORT WORTH, Texas, May 8.—Suit] and a place to sleep.” ' cen aceite toi aia fo alba for $200,000, alleging Ibel, was fled in agit “a i vice 0} - 1 red a * e } | GWtry into the Mase, Which was thel nice nice by Ac W, bane CP oNeS KINGMAN IN CHICAGO second in the Treasury Within three] Orleans, and formerly of Fort Worth, WORKING OFF DEBTS months. Sasse ehatees that after he became . a member of the otganteation Klan itGaGe: ay be Trecey A. ings | fictula tried to force him to discha cnonas ae ie i gree En employe, “He refused, hy dectared,| an. member of A Kood family In New and asserts that the defendants“ ork State and until a short time ago mediately conspired and confederated successful business man, was thought ruin the plaintiff, both ih reputation and|by friends to-day to be somewhere in in fortune,” the city seeing a way to pay $19,000 he Police believe the fire was started by a kerosene burner in the drafting room and that an explosion of chem- feals in the blue print room hurled the flames in all directions, For a time the fire assumed men- acing proportions as the flames leaped high in the air and cast a threatening glow on the White House, while sparks wafted across to its sutround- ing terrace, ‘When discovered, about 1.45 A. M.. the flames already had gained eonsid- erable headttay and were soaring to a height of thirty or forty feet. Five alarms were turned In, Gaining im- petus from a dull, rumbling explosion which firemen belleved was caused by building materials stored for use in the present work of raising the roof of the structure, the blaze cast a bright glow on the night sky over the entire downtown section before it began to subside under the effect of water from a dozen hose lines. The White Houge and Washington Monu- ment stood out in sharp relief in the fant: tic light of the flames. Awakened by White House attend- ants, President and Mrs. Harding dressed and ftom a window watched ' the firemen battle the flames in the : nearby structure. When checked after about thirty minutes’ effort, the flames had burned entirely through one section of the ‘ superstructure which tops the section ] of the building that divides the court : and had spread to parts of the central $ portion of the roof, Unofficial eatt- ‘ Tates, however, place the damage at not more than $75,000, although it is not known whether this adequately took into account the possible damage from water which it was believed might be considerable in the court sec- tion of the building. immediately un- der the central blaze, ‘The new roof structure in other por- tions was said to have been only slightly damaged and not burned through, which would reduce the dam- The Onspinattions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET In the May Sale—Women’s TAILORED SHIRTS & HANDMADE BLOUSES Specially Priced 3.50 ENTIRELY HANDMADE LINGERIE blouses with real filet lace and hand drawn work. CHAMBRAY tailored shirts in tweed colors with checked gingham Bab collars. COLORED DIMITY blouses with Bab collars; white or self pleatings. la ania to owe on falee release of chat- tel mortgages. Spurning offers of help from fe Kingman recently sald: work, day labor perhaps, to pay back that $19,000 but I'll pay.” DENOUNCES DRUGGIST FOR MAD-HOUSE HOOTCH Jndge Also Imponen Heaviest Pine for 500 “Sanehin: Culkin, of Oswego, sitting In the Bro Bidinger was Woods of having # “gunshine® 5 powerful Hyman Block, t “Tam imposing the GOTHDALE Brogues Men’s Shops— West 38th and 37th Sts. — Street Level you for selling this crazy boone,” sald Judge Culkin, “You are mixing a noble profesaton, grading 0 tlons p ing eras harmacy, with the most de- bootleg@ing. The concoc- t by your kind are driv- nm who must Have a drink almost It is madhouse Hquor.”* — LUTHON AND PARRATT HELD ON NEW CHARGE Regondo Sutton and Burt R, Parrot, President and Vice President of the Pacific. Minerals and Chemical West 421 Street, already under Indictment f: nd larceny, Were re- arrested y on new Indictments charging false statements in advertising ‘The ne windiétments charge e value ef the st 0 4 F company, They were Judge Nott in the neral Beasions and released original ball, $25,000 each “It will mean enjamin Bidinger, ‘ote at No, 581 onx, by County used by Detect: for street or sports, town or tee *10,0 Same quality last year was twelve dol- lars. Genuine Scotch grain with full wing tips, shawl tongue and rubber inlay 8 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 19 B. Altman & Gn. Special for to-morrow (Thursday) Women’s Finely-tailored Suits in eight of the new, fashionable models (including the knee-length coat); variously developed in twill cord, piquetine and tricotine, chiefly in navy blue offering really exceptional value at $42.50 Sizes, 34 to 48'2, bust measure (Ready-to-wear Suits Department, Third Floor) Safe Storage for Furs, Rugs and Draperies Madison Avenue - Hifth Avenue, New Pork soles, superbly made. FIFTH AVENUE age from water in other sections of the bullding. Firemen had beeh On the scene only a few minutes When a cordon of about fifty marines, hastily re- cruited from & humber on liberty here from the Quantico, Va. bar- ae racks, was thrown around the build- a ing. The general public and repre- i sentatives of the press alike were denied permision to pass within the fe line, which had made it difficult at ‘ an early hour to-day to ascertain the exact extent of the damage. Under Secretary of the Treasury Clifford was early on the sebne to take charge of the protection of the build- ‘ng; and the corton of marines was (e% 2.50 WHITE. DIMITY tailored shirts with tucked bosoms or buttoned tabs, many with pique collars. BLOUSES—MAIN FLOOR ES SUPPORT the Drive of the A. I. C. P., May I to 9 BONWIT TELLER. &CO. The Specially Shop of Oniyinalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Reductions of 20.00 to 45.50 on a Garment WOMEN’S TWO AND THREE PIECE TWILL FABRIC SUITS 49.50 69.50 Formerly up to 89.50 Formerly up to 115.00 Bonwit Teller & Co. types in fashion, fabric, finish and treatment ofthe littledetails. Ofpiquetine, cordine, piquette or Poiret twill. TWO PIECE SUITS with fingertip, wrist length or flare box coats, beautifully tailored with the season's smartest treatments. THREE-PIECE COSTUME SUITS with matching coats or capes, frocks entirely of twill or with bodices of Canton crepe. No Exchanges No Credits No C. O. D's. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets Smart Blouses of Superior Workmanship DANY as Dimity alone can be, is this charming slip-over Blouse. Made with the new Wel- lesley collar and turn-over cuffs—and with edging of real Itish lace. The link- buttons holding the front opening together, and the buttons that finish the bow, are of Irish crochet. $5.00 McCUTCHEON BLOUSES appeal to the discriminating purchaset because they are superior in cut and finish, as well as in material and style. Every McCutcheon Blouse is cut with scrupulous regard to size and fabric, thus insuring lengthened service and) permanent satisfaction, Dimity Blouses, with round ot Tuxedo collars may be had at prices from $2.75 to $6.00 each. Hand-made Blouses of Batiste, some are quite simple, others elaborately trimmed with real filet, from $5.00 to $19.00. Those trimmed with real Val and Irish Crochet are perfe-t masterpieces, at from $13.50 to $21.00, B wuses of Tub Silk and Crepe-de-chine vary from $6.50 to $15.75, and Georgettes are from $10.75 to $18.50, To see these Blouses is to recognize their distinctive superiority. Unusual Values are now obtainable || An Important Offering of ORIENTAL RUGS |[« (Room sizes, chiefly 9xi2 feet) Every Rug is priced, irrespective of size at $187.00 A purchasing opportunity that is unique ‘ from every point of view (Fifth Floor) ARMAMENT CONFERENCE A FOUNTAIN OF KNOWLEDGE oF EVENTS 1922 WORLD ALMANAC Complete in E Detail ATALL STANDS AND BOOK iC 35c Copy BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID, 5b Copy | CHRONOLOGY | { ADDRESS: NEW YORK WORLD 8 “ " ” a NEW YORK CITY