The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 16

Snapshot of Mrs. Jay Gould _ Taken on Park Ave. Yeste side driven by of these head and two boys, slaughter, Gaylor, a ters v Hirschbe: The warm spring days bring out society promenaders on Park Avenue. Photo shows Mrs. Jay Gould out for a stroll. KIDNAPPED BARRETT BOY J. Barrett, filed for probate yesterday. LEGATEE IN FATHER’S WILL.| Dr. Barrett, who served as Colonel in ‘William Hurd Barrett, thirteen, kid-| ‘he Medical Corps at Camp Hancock napped by his mother in Asheville, N.| Base Hospital, during the war, ob- C., in February, 1921, and taken to} tained a final decree of divorce from California, is named residuary legatee| his wife in October, 1981. His sult was in the will‘of his father, Dr. Frederick | undefended. BET. STH AVE. & gers ave « 18 E. 34th ST. 18 oe. avpens. FOR STOUT WOMEN Stylish Dresses — Gowns— Corsets At Bargain Prices Tall or short, at Rhode’s you can be fitted in sizes 40 or 56 and in just the kind of dress you always wanted. In cloth, silk, lace or georgette, at values you cannot equal anywhere. Misses’ F: socks and Dresses for the youthful, slim, girlish figure—Rhode’s sample frocks individual in style, distinctive in quality—and at a big ving in price. wig $10.50, $12.75, $15.50 Up PEER We Are Expert Fitters of Self-Lacing “ Corsets Straight, long lines qaaranteed: Hi; cieeppesr. Al omen and spine properly support re- lieve fatigue and pees Ney One feels and sees the figure trans- formed as if by magic. Let us try this miracle corset on you. Prices $3.50 Up. Nulife Corset Shop Mait orders filled. - RHODE’S—18 EAST 34th ST. Booklets tres on regent, rday) MOTOR KILLS BOY AS STONE FATALLY INJURES HS CHUM Four Other Children Crushed to Death by Autos, An- John Cullen, seven, of No. 90 Hill-| 4 Avenue, killed when struck by an automobile No. 824 Meaver Street, Mamaroneck. The accident orcurred at Eastchester and Hillside Avénue, New Rochelle. Cullen was running toward some companions playing in a lot, among them Peter Stnabaugh, eleven, of No. Hillside Avenue. throwing stones, the police say. Onc He is dying in New Rochelle. apart, had been chums and attended the same achool Mrs. Gaylor was taken te poltec headquarters charged the custody of her husband, George Thomas Glover, seven, W ot 118th machine driven by Owen Peters, No. 2465 Seventh Avenue, when he ran across the strect in front of his 1 Seeing her school teacher on the op- posite sidewalk, Street, Bronx, ran from the corner of Franklin Avenue and 169th Street in THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 12, ne a ball in front of his home, No, Sackett Street, Brooklyn, last night. Pollee drove off the crowd. Irederick Marino, two, No. 98 Car- ter Street, Elmhurst, Queens, playing n his father’s garage, No, 88 Carter Street, ran between the front and year wheels of an automobile and was run over. His father carried him He died before an ambulance the path cf an oncoming motor truck and was crushed to death under al 700 rear wheel. Charles Willits, No. 12205 109th Avenue, Glen Morris, Queens, the chauffeur, was not ar- rested, police examfnation of his ve- hicle having shown it to be equipped with a governor limiting its speed to 15 miles an hour, John English, No. 129 Park Avenue, Brooklyn, was forced to seek refuge} | oon Avenue, Bronx, was run in a gamge from a threatening mob] 4,wn and his skull fractured by a after his motor truck had killed Sal-|tqxicab in front of his home, last vatore Sorizzo, five, who was retriev-!night. He Is in Lincoln Hospital. home came Raymond Freed, seven, No 629 ee other Dying. New Rochelle, was Mrs. Helen 8. Gaylor of. Sale of 300 Smaxt Silk Frocks! Canton, Crepe Knit and Georgette in the Newest Mode! Values to $30! New Dresses for sport wear in Crepe Knit or Poiret Twill, combined with Canton! Cape Dresses in Tweeds, Cantons and Roshanaras. The newest models in silk attractively trim- med with bead, lace or ribbon! All Wonderful Values $7.50 to $25! HAMILTON GARMENT COQ. 307 Fifth Avenue, Near 31st Street The boys were struck Sinabaugh in the knocked him unconscious. The who lived only five doors Pleated Canton Crepe Dress $15. +) GS SEL with man but was released later in Oo New York business man No. 101 eet, was Killed ty a 2) held. last night, Annie er, ten, No. 481 East 167th FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827, WEST OF FIFTH AVE. ——$—S——————————— Men’s STYLWEAR Suits Special 23.85 All-wool suits—various desirable models for young men, in- cluding golf and sports models as well as conservative models for young men—well made—wide range of patterns—light, matter and dark shades—various mixtures, stripes and checks, including tweeds. Sizes 34 to 44, regulars and stouts. Men’s Spring Suits Special 36.50 Complete assortment of all Spring suits in a variety of light grays and tans and other mixtures in darker shades. Stripes, checks, overplaids and plain colors, including blue serges and silk mixtures. Unusually good tailoring, and excellent fabrics. Sizes 34-46, regulars, stouts, longs and shorts. HEARN’S Special Label Suits Extra fine selection—high quality suits—hand tailored—latest styles— —favorite fabrics and Spring 42.50 55.00 shades. Sizes 35-44; regulars AOUIBIONIA) «ie canes pis seein FOR SATURDAY 1200 Men’s Fine Straw Hats 1.95 Value $2.50 We start the Straw Hat Season in the right way, with a special offer like this. Our line of straw hats is complete and up to the minute, and offers excellent values. You'll find your kind in this lot, at the prices you like. Men’s Tan Oxfords ° Special 4.30 @ The reliable Endicott-Johnson make, with Goodyear welted soles, medium toe lasts, and rubber heels, Suitable for men and big boys. Sizes 6 to 10, D and E widths. See Pages 13, 14 and 85 for Other Hearn Advertising 1922, Dance to— Today’s Most Popular Hits Stumbling Fox Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra Who Tied the Can on the = . Old Dog’s Tail? = Fox Trot The Columbians Jimmy Fox-Trot The Columbians | 4.3585 Dinny Danny Fox-Trot| 75¢ Ray Miller and His Orchestra She’s a Mean Job — Fox- Trot Frank Westphal and His Rainbo Orchestra] 4_357] If You Knew — Fox-Trot| 75¢ Frank Westphal and His Rainbo Orchestra Song of India Fox-Trot Eddie Elkins’ Orchestra | A-3569 Toa Wild Rose Fox. Trot|_ 75¢ Eddie Elkins’ Orchestra Ask any Columbia dealer to ° play these records for you. You'll know then why Colum- bia leads in dance music. Columbia Records Columbia Graphophone Company, New York HEARN FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE. ONE-DAY SALE (SATURDAY) f 18,436 Pieces Q Rogers 1881 A-1 i SILVERWARE . This sale comes just in time to share its advantages with the many people who are rep enishing their silverware for the Summer season. Leyland design—bright fini sh— Tablespoons, dessert spoons, round bowl soup spoons, dinner forks, dessert forks, oyster forks, individual salad forks, pie forks, butter spreaders, iced tea spoons, ice cream spoons, orange spoons, sugar shells and butter knives—were .50. . Each Each «1. 2) 1.75 yy Cold Meat Forks and Gravy Ladles— YY WErO PO BDU SLGD, ois iy5adeac'ew ones cowavates Each -58 Tea Spoons— WEDA Ons caas as sh eRAGOEEaNUEoee les Ceres Dinner Knives and Dessert Knives— were $3.25 14 dozen............. Berry Spoons— MORO BR OO ca o.s tio. aginieie vies g a seme nmienregs-nnerity Other Silverware Specially Priced Staring Silvei “landled Sterling Silver Candlesticks eese Servers = dainty —10 ins. high— r engraved handles— ; were $14.95 pr... 10.95 were .7. ‘ 42 8 inches high— . 8.45 were $12.95 pr... Sterling Silver Handled Pie Sereare—p lain Colonial Gigee voele ond F epper style— akers—pearl tops were $1.35......... 84 —were "2B. Each 19 See Pages 13, 14 and 35 for Other Hearn Advertising