The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 11

CRAIG IS GRANTED “HIGH COURT APPEAL IN CONTEMPT CASE ioe are ‘Application Allowed by Judge Rogers Acts as a Stay 4 le of Sentence. Mim © fAn application filed by Edmund 1. SBP Mooney, counsel for Comptroller Charles 1. Craig for permission to appeal to the United States Supreme Court for a review of the decision of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, which affirms the sentence f sixty days in jail inflicted upon the Comptroller by Judge Julius M. May- @. was granted this afternoon by Judge Rogers, the senior member of the court. Granting of the application acts as 4 stay of sentence. The United States @upreme Court cannot take up the matter before October. Judge Manton had issued an order everruling the sentence pronounced by Judge Mayer. The Circuit Court of ‘Appeals set aside Judge Manton's order in a deciston hahded down yes- terday. The case of the Comptroller, accused of contempt against Judge Mayor in denouncing his attitude on traction matters will now remin in the background for six months ica FINAL ARGUMENTS IN CEMENT TRIAL Counsel Declares “Trast’ Way tn to Fix Alébi in Advance. The closing stage of the trial of the Atlas Portland Cement Company and ethers began in the United States Dis- PBR trict Court to-day wien Roger Shale, Special Assistant to the Attorney Gen- eral, began summing~up for the Goy- ernment The trial has lasted «ix Charges of having combined to the Sherman law in manipulat~ joes, production and distribution of cement were tried. Mr. Shale declared that modern com- bimations in restraint of trade are in- variably formed under advice and guidance of lawyers ro that an alibi is established in advance He clared B\the Cement Manufacturers’ Protective lasseciation acted as 2 smok n to gover the mechanism and opers!ion of its members. COUPLE WED HERE DAY AFTER DIVORCE / According 10 a return made to-day fe the City Clerk, Herman Lewis Hoe- ring, of Chicago, was married to Viola Robert Straub also of Chicago, Rev. H. C. Steup. at St. John’s eran Church, No. 217 East 119th May 18 lest. Viola Straub obtained a divorce (rom Frederick E. Straub, in Superior Court Cook County, M.. on March 21 last. Alice Lillian’ Heering obtained a di- vorce from Herman L. Hoering in the ame court May 17 last, one day be- lore the marriage here, ‘Pocring seid he was a selling agent He gave his age as forty-five. The bride gave her age as thirty-three eS 2 Ses HARDING HOPES ROADS WILL REDUCE RATES Pbetacies Are Known to Be midab| WASHINGTO was represented as mercly hopet voluntary reduction in transportation rates would result from last Saturday night's White House dinner conference, e@ttended by nineteen of the leading railroad executives of the country. Obstacies in the way of a voluntary desired by the Adminis’ at the White what formidable. FORCED DRUG ON HER, BROOKLYN WIFE CHARGES Malloy Held in $1,000 Ball on Woman's Story. Joh Malloy of No. 93 Calyer Street, Brooklyn, was held in $1,000 bail by Magistrate Geismar in Bridge Plaza Court, Brooklyn to-day for ex- amination to-morrow on a charge of felonious assault brought by his wife Agnes, No. 113 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn, She is in the Greenpoint Hospital suffering from an overdose of morphine. * Police say Mrs. Malloy, after re- gaining consciousness at the hospital, told them her husband seized her when they reached his room, injected a quantity of morphine into her arm and ran, Mrs, Malloy was found un- conscious by persons living in the house OLD FACES FOR NEW BECOMING THE VOGUE Surgeons Tertify to Wiracles im Beauty Opernt ST. LOUIS. May 23. seeking beauty through crowding surgeons’ offices ; women scalpel are Surgeons 1 Ansociation here to- willingness of women painful operations to restore their beauty. Surgical methods of changing old women into new were approv by the physicians, but a warning was issued against dangers of quacks POTATO CAKES Mashed potatoes for dinner, enough left over for tomorrow’s luncheon. Fine for Potato Cakes. Make dressing of drawn butter well seasoned with Lea & Perrins’ Sauce. Work into the potatoes thor- oughly, then fry the cakes good and brown. But only use the genuine LEAs PERRINS SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE After a bath with warm wa- ter and Cuticura Soap there is nothing more cooling and re- freshing for baby’s tender skin than Cuticura Talcum. 5 had- hi "tie, ; _ seer tes tcure Soap shaves without mug. Shisiis Brothers ‘West Forty-Second Sereet - and - West Forty: Third Sereet. Men’s Oxfords This season's models in i, different styles-—taken from regular stock and REDUCED to All solid leather tan and black calfskin or Norwegian grain footwear in plain, brogue or stitched effects. Included are come smoked elk skin with rubber soled and heels, eect —taercaeranéeencanm ike a SALE OF Swing Photograph Frames $1.74 each Most unusually attractive wood frames, for mantel, desk, or dressing table. New in both design and color, they are finished in brown or blue polychrome, with gold. In two styles, one hand-burnished. Complete with glass and removable backs. In four sizes: 5x7 in., 6x8 in., 7x9 in. and 8x10 in. —Main Fleer, ADM Sroadway. Continuing the Sale Concord Grape Juice at extremely low prices “Lily White Grape Juice’ is pure and unfermented and made only from the best of Concord Grapes. We have recently received a fresh car of this delicious beverage. Our usual price for,'3 gallon is 98c. Dos. Each Half Gallon Bottles. $9.24 79¢ Quart Bottles 5.14 44c Pint Bottles . 2.74 We Kipmre —Pitth Wieor, 34th Bereet, A Special Purchase Curtain Scrims & Nets Very Much Underpriced Cool, airy scrims, nets and marquisettes, idealifor cur- taining the summer home, are offered at unusually ad- vantageous prices. » . 2,634 yards Filet and Fancy Nets at 39c, 47c, 59c, 69c, 89c and 98c per yard. Usual prices would be from 54c to $1.49 yard. . 9,600 yards Marquisettes and Scrims, in fine openwork block patterns, 23c yard. Our usual 29c and 36c quality. Couch Hammock (Illustrated) $24.74 The hammock illustrated has an upholstered back and a seat with three reversible cushions. The it can be adjusted to several positions. The hammock can be had in covers of striped duck, plain gray, khaki duck or cre- tonne. Suspended by spring ph eg We are showing a wide and attractive assortment of swing- ing couch hammocks at prices ranging from $10.89 to H75.25. Also a complete line of hammock stands, awnings and pillows. Gliding Davenports $37.50 ‘The gliding davenport is ideal for the summer cottage and can also be used all year round, Suspended from its own supports, it glides smoothly back and forth. Covered with gray or khaki duck. Others are in striped duck or ecretonne. Priced up to $79.50. Shere 3th Floor, TOMO LOLOL OTTO eT eee ee ew, RH. Herald Square Sale of Table Glassware Averaging Less Than Half Usual Prices 48,794 Piece THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 238, 1922. A LAU 7 Fro. at 7c, I1c, 14c, 17c, 23c each Beautiful clear and sparkling lead glassware, in all the charm- ing stem and tumbler shapes shown here, and others too nu merous to illustrate. There are plain and optic glasses, but the greater number are decorated in one or other of the designs illustrated—an effec- tive needle-etching or graceful floral-cutting. Never before have we been able to purchase enough of this glassware, made by one of our leading manufacturers, to meet the demand. This time we hope that we shall have enough. We have been able to buy and are selling the glass 80 far be- low the usual prices because of minute imperfections in some of the pieces, scarcely visible and in no way affecting the quality of the glass. Table Tumblers Mineral Water Tumblers Short Stemmed Sherbet Glasses Goblets in various sizes Iced Tea Tumblers Cocktails Grape Juice Tumblers Cordials Tell Stemmed Sherbet Glasses Whiskeys Wine, Champagne, Parfait, and many other pieces Quantity of any one shape in either of the two designs not guaranter i ogra —Basement, Mth Street, Front Ye Olde Candle- Wick Bedspread Tufted Entirely by Hand Made on heavy sheeting in a number of oddly at- tractive designs and colorings, such as Rose, Blue, Gold, Lavender, also White, in such designs as Ring, Acorn, Daisy, Wild Rose, Baby Rose and others. Size 73 x 100 inches, $7.94 Size 81 x 100 inches, $8.44 Size 90 x 100 inches, $8.94 In Simpler Designs: Single size, $7.44 * Fullsize, $7.94 Easily laundered, fast color and require no ironing. Ainew —Bevement, 24h Street, Rear Beautiful Linens For the June Bride Pure Irish Linen Hemst; Li an lemstitched Linen Snow white and satiny, in Huck Guest Towels handsome circular pat- Of fine satiny pure linen terns, huck, with plain or hand- ca., $5.24 p bl fh a s.24 some damask borders. x bey ca, 6. 4 70x106in, ea, 7.96 19% 22in,, ea., 59c 22 inch Napkins to 15 x 24in., ca, 79 match, doz., 6.54 Hemstitched Pure Linen Hematitched Pure Damask Table Sets Linen Huck Towels Snow white Irish satin damask, circular patterns. = of pure Irish linen huck, 66x 66in, Cloth; }, doz . ; 20 x 20 in. Napkins to i” fine, serviceable quality. match, set, $9.94 Wide damask borders. Other sizes and qualities 18 x 33 in’, ca, 89 up to set, $59.50 25 x 41 in, ea., $2.97 MSyregra Second Floor, Center, Kear For Other Macy Advertising See Page 7 s of Thin Blown Glassware, “Mayflower”? | Sheets and Pillow Cases | Specially Priced ff Sewe“Mayfiower’ & Sheets and Cases fy are made with care, to- day's manufacture from the selection of cotton down to the last detail that goes into their construction; Gingle Bed Size, 5419434, $1.18 ‘Twin Bed Sheets, 63x 99 $1.29 Sheets, 632108 $1.44 1.49 Three Quarter Sheets, 72594}4 Three Quarter Sheets, 722106, Three Quarter Sheets, 72x11234 Full Sized Bed Sheets, uti’ Full Sized Bed Sheets, 81x99 Full Sized Bed Sheets, 81210314 Full Sized Bed Sheets, alti Extra Large Sheets, sontoy) me Extra Large Sheets, 91214 Hemmed Pillow Cases 42 x 3915 We 45 x 39); 30 50 x 3915 te 54 x 3935 “9c i Hemstitched Sheets } 63 x 108 si7o 72x 99 sures 81299 $1.96 81 x 1031; $1.98 81 x 108 $2.14 90 x 103!4 $2.24 90 x 108 $2.29 bal Hemstitched yl Pillow Cases ie 42 x 394 S60 i 45 x 38)y 59¢ Sie) 50 x 38}) Sto S54 38hy 690 HM) Note: lal reduced pricés - a) on jdm and pry Ea p ry muslin sheetings. ‘4 Seas Basement, Ka ‘Strest, Hear, =| - Gifts for June Brides #% At Prices That Are No Indication of - Their Excellent Value ‘ Heavily nickeled Casserole frames, ‘ | with Pyrex insets and handsomely. x fi cut and designed covers. and t 7-inch Round 5 8-inch Round 3.76 8-inch Oval 3.49 9-inch Oval (Beefsteak type) 3.74 10-inch Oval (Beefsteak type) 4.19 1m on a ee Hot Water Dinner Plates, $2.39 { i Covers to Fit, $1.49 c Pour boiling water into the ‘ which the deaieated sanarehcte cakes, large steaks, or even toast, will warm covers. Such foods as pan- | whenever you are ready to eat ez them, Crumb Trays and Scrapers In pleasing designs, well-made and well-weighted, Copper $1.49 Nickel (illustrated) $1.88 Rhone —Becement, sein vtreet, A Sale of aa gaa Refrigerators | i i ra | Apartment Style i and I 3-Door Side-Icers Apartment Style Refrigerators Sale Width Depth Height Capacity —_ Price 204 in. 15 in. 48 in. 50 pounds $17.48 2514 in, 1914 in. 54 in. 115 pounds 28.75 3-Door Side-Icer Refrigerators 28 in. 15 in, 41 in. 50 pounds 18.74 2914 in. 16 in. 42 in. 70 pounds 33 in. 18 in, 47 in. 100 pounds 3414 in 19 in. 48 in. 115 pounds Ainagre —Masomene, sath Mereet, Rene, \v