The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 5

° EAST SIDE MOURNS _ DINNY’ SULLIVAN, BLACKJACK VICTIM Funeral Services Held at St. Patrick’s Cathedral for Old Tammany Figure. ' Ie * About all that 1s Itft of the east side Sullivan clan assembled at old Bt. Patrick's Cathedral in Mott Btreet to-day to attend the funeral services for Dennis Sullivan, brother of Representative “Christie” Sullivan and of the late “Big Florrie’ Sullivan and cousin of the late “Big Tim" Sullivan, Requiem high mass was celebrated by Father John A. Walsh, and Mgr. Kearney sat in the sanctu- ary. Among the mourners were Surro- gate John P. Cohalan, Thomas F. Foley, Thomas F. Rush, Frank J. Goodwin, Magistrate Max Levine and George Simpson and Alderman Morris Graubard and Sidney Scharlin. The widow of the late “Little Tim” Sul- livan also attended. The cast side has changed since the Sullivans were in power, and only the old timers remembered “Dinny” who, in his minor sphere was ax popular and influential as the other Sullivans. Of late years Sullivan lived with his half brother, Harry Perry, the Tammany district leader, at No, 533 Broome Street Two months ago he was found senseless in front of the house, His head was cut, his shoulder dislocated and his pockets were empty. He spent more than a month in Gouver- neur Hospital. Then he returned to the Perry home and soon afterward there was a fire there. Perry's mother was burned to death and Sullivan was carried out weak from injuries and shock. Later he went to Lakewood, N. J., and two weeks ago went to visit his former business partner, ‘‘Paddy'' Shea, at Coney Island. He told his old friends he had a hunch he had come to die. A week ago he had a chill, pneumonia developed, and Monday he died. Forty years ago, in the heydey of John Y. McKane, then political auto- erat of Coney Island, “Dinny'’ was tthe chief ui detectives there. He knew every thief in the metropolitan istrict and was credited with pos- sessing a remarkable facility for re- covering loot obtained by pickpock- ets at Coney Island when the victim happened to be on friendly terms with any of the Sullivan clan. eens ee GERMANY WILL BALK AT GOLD PAYMENTS Reichsbank President Says Mark Would Become Val- ueless After Two Months. Copyright, 1022 (New York Evening World) y Press Publishing Company BERLIN, June 21.—"'German marks haa the bottom knocked from under them by the reparation payments but we are not going to let it go like the Austrian crown," says Acting President Glasenapp of the Reichs- bank. We can continue paying 50,000,000 gold marks monthly for perhaps two months; then we will be forced to cease payments. Otherwise the mark will go to 600 to the dollar, We will not permit the situation to get fo bad, but we will have to tell the Reparation Commission we are un- able to pay further. “J, P. Morgan understands situation and told it in Paris."’ Asked how much Germany could pay, he replied: “I do not dare venture a figure, but I believe Germany can pay the 25,- 000,000,000 marks Mr. Morgan men- tioned."” —— SOVIET CROWDS DEMAND PUNISHMENT OF REBELS Revolutionaries Being Tried on Anniversary of Assassination. MOSCOW, June 21 (Associated Press).—A huge demonstration against the Social Revolutionaries on trial here was made to-day as part of the observ- ance of the anniversary of the assassi- nation in Petrograd in 1918 of M. Vo- lodarsky, Bolshevik Commissioner for the Press Affairs, Communists, factory workers and Government employees took part. In the plaza fronting the bullding where the trial is being held the Judges saw thousands of paraders. The pur- pose of the demonstration was to de- mand that the highest penalty be in- fiicted on the revolutionaries. Bohemian Glass Decanter, I pint capacity, $10. HERE are many peo- ple who have never been within a thousand miles of New York to whom the name of “The Gift Shop of Fifth Av- enue” is well-known and gratefully remembered, OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue Fifth Avenue at 39th Street 38.00 Women’s Wraps 22.50 Capes, Coats and Wra wide assortment of new materials and styles. (Fourth Floor) 29.50 Misses’ Silk Capes 21.50 Smart models of Black Canton Crepe beautifully lined with Crepe and topped with collars of Caracul. (Fourth Floor) 8.50 Women’s Felt Hats N / 5.00 SI N Sportive styles of soft felt in \ Yy lovely colors, variously trimmed. \ (Third Floor, Annex) 3.95 Women’s Bathing Suits 2.95 All Wool Jersey Suits trimmed with contrasting color. Tights attached. (Fourth Floor) 2.50 Women’s Silk Hose 1.95 stock and reduced for one day only. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922, Thursday Only Every Department offers at least one item of new merchandise, taken from our regular In many instances the quantities are limited, therefore early shopping is advisable. 6.75 and 8.75 White oe LiThteg, smart models in White Linen Pumps 3. rt ro an ixtor Calf. 3.75 Women’s Sweaters 2.95 15.75 Golf Outfits 10.75 Five sticks; including one driver, 10.00 Stanley Vacuum Bottles qt. size, 7.50 & bottle “that will not. break.” Guaranteed to retain a satisfactory temperature of its contents .50 pint size 5.75 11.75 Men’s Military Sets 7.50 r Sn and Gclf Oxfords of Beige Mohair Slip-on Sweaters, in dro i id= Pair (Military Brushes, cl Thread Silk Hosiery in Black. | | skin trimmed with ‘Tan Calf | | stitch weaves Vincek moteln, An | | O8t brasties one putter, one mid-] | wiich'add comb in amber or shoe White, Gray and Nude, leather or rubber soles. Patent | | tne wanted i iron, one mashie, Black and white | | monogram in gold without (Main Floor) peatier Sandals. jonable eS WARTS SPOTL CONES: 3 stay bag. tional charge. models in “cut-out” designs. ifth Floor’ i ; hae) (Fourth Floor) | - (Fifi ) ; (Main Floor) | | (BE hn 5.00 Silk Hand Bags 10.75 Silk Skirts 2.25 Boys’ Khaki Camp y 8.50 Suits \ 3.95 . Beautiful models of White Silk 1.65 d. u ‘ with stripes of Black, Blue or Sal- Fancy or Striped silk Moire | | mon. Also all-white models of Guaranteed fast colot khaki Vanity Purses and) Pouch Bigs, Flannel in wrap-around styles, i 1.95 Glove Silk Vests 1.35 Women’s Glove Silk Vests in IN pink only, bodice style. (Third Floor) 3.50 Corsets 1.75 Madame Lyra Corsets of Flesh batiste for average figure—low bust, long hip and back lines. (Third Floor) N "All Children’s Hats Reduced 14 Our entire stock of Children’s tailored and dressy Hats is subject to this discount for tomorrow. (Third Floor, Anne) NS 11.75 to 200.00 Pearl Necklaces at Half Price 16.75 Women’s and Misses’ Summer Frocks 11.78 Summer Frocks. of Voiles, Tissue Gingham or Normandy Voiles, prettily trimmed with hand-drawn work and Filet Lace. White, Or. chid, Maize, Copenhagen Blue, Biack or White. (Main Floor) Sizes for women and mi (Fourth Floor) sizes 7 to 14 years. (Third Floor) 2.95 White Silk . 1.65 Long Silk Gloves 1.50 Novelty Boxed 110 Petticoats Stationery 1.75 79c 16-button Milanese Silk Gloves, Wall wade ot goed’ auallé B Mesh eet, Paris point embroidered. White | | Habutai ‘Silk, paneled back and | | and 24 envelopes, metal or tienes only. ; front; hemstitched or scalloped fined) ribbon dial (Main Floor) (Third Floor) (Main Floor) ' 79.50 L Men’s and Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs 3,00 Men's Handkerchiefs, plain hemstitched, 1.50 Women's plain hemstitched. Handkerchie! doz., 1.1 (Main Floor) Beautifully fitting models Racium Silk with 20-inch hem. White, Flesh, Black or Navy Blue. 6.95 Costume Slips 4.75 \ of (Third Floor) Table Model Cabinets with Genuine Victrola Installed 66.00 Reduction made on cabinet only. Victrola regular price. Can be pur- chased on small monthly payments. (Fifth Floor) 45c Imported Ginghams yard, 29c Checked designs in Rose, Pink, Yellow, Red, Black, Navy Blue, Copenhagen and two-tone effects, (Second Floor) Japa ered. 2.95 Kimonos 1.95 Exceedingly pretty models of nese Crepe, hand-embroid- Many lovely colors. Boudoir Caps...Very Special, 1.00 (Third Floor) 6.50 Sterling Deposit Iced Tea Jugs 3.95 Sterling Silver Deposit on Glass Lemonade or Iced Tea Jug. (Main Floor) 2.50 White Nainsook piece, 1.75 2.50 Bungalow Aprons 1.65 Marabou Capes 4.50 With or without tails, silk lined. (Main Floor) YUU Silk Fringes yd., 1.25 In Black or colors. deep. 9 inches (Main Floor) 10.75 French Voile Blouses 8.75 YA 2.50 Pantie Dresses 1.75 Sizes 2 to 6 years Of figured Lawn and Dimity, prettily hand-embroidered. Pink, Blue, Orchid or White. yard, 1.40 All Wool French Sport Flannel in sport shades and combination striped and checked effects. (Second Floor) 1.95 Wool Homespuns yard, 1.00 Large variety of colors. 54 inches wide. Indestructible MeCreery impor- F " Of Checked Gingham, trimmed tations from 18 in. to 72 in, in Women's Sices—$ to $6. Fine sheet qualliy that lauadere FF sclidvesioriChanibray Bluss ieee Miscat’ Slant 10 28. beautifully, 10 yards in a piece. iced ary (Main Floor) (Fourth Floor) (Second Floor) (Third Floor) N ee i N 5.75 2.50 1.95 French Flannel . N Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases 1.60 Sheets, hemmed; size 72x90 in. and 81x 90 in. each, 1.10 38c Pillow Cases, 45x ~ 36 in. each, 25c (Second Floor) 35ce Playing Cards 25c Bridge and Pinochle cards; reg- ulation size, satin finish. (Main Floor) 35.00 Mendel | Wardrobe Trunks 24.75 Maroon fibre covering and wal- nut binding, cretonne lining, well equipped with hangers, drawers, shoe pockets, laundry bag and locking bar. (Fifth Floor) 18.00 Women’s and: Misses’ Shantung Suits 14.75 Well tailored models with Notch, Tuxedo or Peter Pan collars. Misses’ sizes 14 to 18 years Women's sires 34 to 44. (Fourth Floor) 1.50 Water Sets 95c Seven-piece Water Sets: a jug and J and striped combinations six tumblers, decorated with light cut design, (Stzth Floor) 59.75 Seamless Axminster Rugs 49.75 Size 9x12 ft. Seamless Royal Axminster rugs of the heaviest grade made. 1.49 Inlaid Linoleum sq. yd., 1.00 This is the kind in which the color goes clear through. 1.65 Boys’ Wash Suits For Men 7.50 White Flannel Trousers 5.75 Of all wool white flannel. 28 to 44 waist measurements. (Second Floor, Annaz) Sizes 5.50 Crash Knickerbockers 4.50 Imported Irish Knickerbockers, with strap and buckle or buttons at knee. Sizes 28 to 46 waist measurements. (Second Floor, Annex) Linen Crash 18.50 Sport Coats 14.50 Sport Coats of all wool knitted fabrics, in Blue, Gray and Heather mixtures and plain Blue, all wool flannel. (Second Floor, Annez) 1.95 Men’s Shirts 1.55 Woven madras of the better grade, in wide eelection of patterns. (Main Floor) 1.00 Men’s Hose pr, 70c Thread Silk Half Hose, full-fash- ioned, in Black, Cordovan, Gray and White. (Main Floor) 5.75 Boys’ 4.50 Tan or Black Calfskin Shoes Sizes 23g to 544, A to E. (Second Floor, Annez Shoes 1.25 All guaranteed fast color, mi and Oliver Twist models. 3 to 8 years. (Third Floor) Boys’ Furnishings 3.45 all-wool Bathing Suits, one or two piece styles. Solid colors to 16 years. 75 and 90c Cotton Union Suits; fine quality nainsook 4 to 16 65¢ (Third Floor) 3.50 Printed Crepe de Chine Yd., 2.25 (Main Floor (Seventh Fla Dress Linings and Shields 35e Dress Shields, McCreer Special, flesh nainsook covered. Sizes 2, 3, 4. 20¢ 60c Naiad Dress Linings, made of good quality net 45c (Main Floor) Sofa Pillows 2.75. Faille Silk Pillows, round or oval, center trimmed with fruit, one shirr cord 1.95 80c Kapok Pillows, 22 in., cov- ered with white Cambric, tound or square. (Third Floor) WWM 60¢ Y)édda sm Avenue James McCreary & Co. Telephone Fitz Roy 3400 34th Street Hand-made Blouses (Third Floor) (Second Floor) (Eighth Floor) } (Etghth Floor) of fine French Voile, = ; —— ——_—_—__—__—_——_—,, The most wanted de- adorned with deep frill, 3.25 Net Guimpes 75e 22.50 6.00 China Cottage 12.00 40 Wool Pitt signs and coloring gs. roll collar and turn- 1.65 Taffeta Ribbons Couch Hammocks sai alicia Excell li : : x fra back cuffs displaying Full-bodied, cream net Guimpes, yard, 50c each, 15.00 4.50 7.25 cellent quality. 40 = : trimmed with real Irish or real eet , inches wid wide Real Irish Lace, | | Fict'and” imitation Valenciennes | | sfoire Taffeta Ribbon in bea- | | _Sttped duck coverings, igh, up- | | gd? Pitet, Coteus, of, Busastow | | _ Ful sine, Rese, Bluey Tan or . . i i q jray it i (Fourth Floor) laces, Pt tiful range of colors. 6 inches wide. holstered backs. Stands extra Seater desley on ncleaiel ahaee meni bound fe block plaid designs, (Second Floor (Main Floor) atsev rion) (Fifth Floor) (Sith Floor) (Second Floor) Flt Bsn — 55.00 4.95 Spanish Lace 15.00 Umbrellas Cretonnes and 195.00 22.50 Mattresses Table Cloths and Mink Scarfs Flouncings Draperies Chamber Suites 16.50 Napkins 45c Cretonnes, heavy grades, . 25 5 " 42.50 yd, 2.65 10.95 , Hi iaeett at sees 115.00 slRAO Tab Gin leh Dou ' . . yd., 28c - ' 5 4 Se ee frees Spanish Lace Flouncings, de- Ww "9 cal F peeiine 1.25 D Popli ohn Pecna i : Stearn’s and Foster Mattresses, 7.08 mo Scarfs of dark, Eastern | | sired colors. $0 inches wide, ee a ee ail decorative color SD im) wider | | oaltut rer entre cee mnaten | | Serench soll edges, elastic. felt gid Table Napkin: 28x27" ins (Fourth Floor) (Main Floor) muir hifforobe, Vanity Table and Bed (Seventh Floor) (Second Floor) | | Sizes § 2.45 | Kitchen Chairs and Stools Kitchen round Chairs, back white with § 2.95 Ladder Stools, amele tre substantial com- fs and ladder. 1.95 White en- bin x ination i} (Sizth Floor) 77 Housewares 7.95 Imported Porcelain Cereal Sets, 15 pieces: 6 cereal jars, 6 spice ars, | oil and 1 vinegar bottle, 1 salt box, 5 patterns to select frwi 5.95 Bissell Carpet Sweepers, th standard. 3.35 Stcth Floor) Me UL \ Yh zs ee en ne en et or