The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 4

i a i “PRIVATE SLEUTH” ADMITS ANNOYING WOMANIN THEATRE peda “Victim of Scoundrel,” Brook- lyn Magistrate Tells Pris- oner’s Wife in Court. Theodore Landers, twenty-four, of No. 206 Floyd Street, Brooklyn Pleaded guilty to a charge of dis orderly conduct when arraigned be- fore Magistrate Dodd in Gates Avenue Court this morning on the complaint of Miss Pearl Cohen of No. 172 Hart Street, Brooklyn, that ho had an- noyed her in the De Kalb Theatre, De Kalb Avenue and Broadway, yes- terday. Landers, according to Miss Cohen, fnsisted upon talking to her and told her he was a private detective em- Ployed to follow her. She complained to Sergt. John C. Hoar, who arrested Landers. The latter had a slip of paper in his pocket with Miss Cohen's ame and the words “missing person’’ on It. Employees of the theatre testified that he was a daily patron and three other young women testified that Landers had annoyed them. Mrs. Eva Landers, the prisoner's wife, asked that he be placed on pro- bation and forced to support her, saying he had not worked for a month. Magistrate Dodd told Mrs. Landers he would apply to the United Hebrew Societies for aid and would sentence her husband to-morrow after investi- gation. “In my opinion,’ ¥ aid to Mrs, Landers, innocent victim of a the courts must do ething to make our parks, theatres and streets pafe for women and girls.” istrate Dodd u are the ndrel and GB. Altman & Co. Special forto-morrow (Friday) Another Offering of Women’s Milanese Silk Gloves (Mousquetaire style, full 16-button length) of exceptionally fine quality at the extraordinarily low price of $1.25 In white, pongee, mastic and black (First Floor) A Number of Women’s Cotton Frocks in dainty Summer models and materials (the including gingham, cotton eponge, voile and linen) will be variously marked, latter for clearance, at the extremely low prices of $6.75 (Third Floor, Madison Avenue section) Decided Reductions have been made tn the prices of Bathing for Women, Misses and Children as a result of which many unusual values are now (Third Floor) Madison Avenue- Filth Avenue 84th and 35th Streets BATHING BEAUTIES AT ROCKAWAYS TO RECEIVE PRIZES , Evening World Photog- raphers to Take Pic- tures on Saturday. wn most beautiful bathing tume at the Rockaway bea fest Saturday afternoon nich: 7) brought to the notice of The Evening World will win for its wenrer @ prize of $50. Tho next prettient suit will win $25. The five next comeliest costumes will receive awards of $5 each. Photographers for The Evening World will be at the Rockaways under conspicuous signs. All that {s necessary ts to find the photographer, await one’s curu, | pose and give him a correct name and address. The photographs of the most becoming costumes and the names of the prize winners at the Rockaways will be published in the News Pictorial Edition of The Evening World (The Green Paper) Monday evening, July 24. SSS EES ——E———————E DENIES MISS GERRY HAS CROWN JEWELS Among the passengers arriving on the Homeric from Southampton to- day was Miss Mabel Gerry, daughter of Commodore Flbridge T. Gerry, who Is going to Newport for a visit to her father. Miss Gerry's secretary dofinttely denied the statement cabled from London this morning that Miss Gerry vas returning with a number of the Jewels which formerly adorned the crown of Austria, Miss Gerry, it was said, had with her only the jewels which she took from this country two years ago when she launched a series of notable entertainments in her London home. Recent cable despatches, without naming the purchaser, have told of the sale of some of the jewels which formerly belonged to the Hapsburrs per pair & 9.75 Costumes obtainable. ANew Dork 40,000 DYING DAILY Five and a Half Million Per mus LONDON graphic the reported number of cases of typhus, relapaliig fever, typhoid and d. seniors in the Ukraine famine area is desorits by Dr. W. Epidemic Commission of the League of Nations and medical adviser of tho In ternational Russian Rellef Executive, in & report submitted to the Council of the | "re League of Nations. Dr. Haigh asserts that in th famine ares. where over five million persona a tremeas of famine and disea only at the rate of 10,000 per day, food ovided for 300,000 dail phedkolbite Rayeient, among. Jewinl nica continue to play of each car $ eley cant aren emia Bh cae n the Province of Witebsk. tions. havoc, SUICIDE TIED SUITCASE OF TOOLS AROUND NECK Hody of Recluse Was! |B. R. T. TO IMPROVE SERVICE ON SYSTEM Ac ce} pls Order of fy ransil Among Long Heach RBoard——Will Use Trail- The body of a man about fifty-five . 2 was shed ashore among the bathe ers in the Subway. MOLY ETT oRrE & apne! at the foot of Minnesota Avenue, Long he BOR. T. has accepted the tm Y onevied Welek OL tan yesterday afternoon, A ault- fn without reservation, 1t {ca full of tools was tied around his need to-day by James bh. |" ecretary of the commision RS Ae danced at St M IN UKRAINE FAMINE Among Sufferers, Chief Tracy examined popers found in the dead man’s pockets and tdenti- fied him as Herman Sehroeder, a recluse had lived at No, 111 Jamalea Creo eight years, He was reported to » jumped overboard last Saturday duly 20 Glewish Tele Agency).—-A steady {norease tn] ifji0 | by the commission » if the company's interpretation of agrees with tts own, {ter discloses that tra nake thelr first appea T. subways, The J. Halgh, member of the from & rowboat he had hired at Sea- girt Avenue, Jamatca, plas» FEARS POGROMS IN RUSS(A. LONDON, July 20 Gewlsh Tele~ Hatred against the apread among the labor «nd f Soviet Russia, the Mow lent of the Dally Pele- He adds that the fear mut the 60 new der at an ex suffering America’s Foremost Specialists” OPPENKEIM.CLLINS &C 34th Street — New York Misses’ Summer Dresses Also Suitable for Women to 36 Bust. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Ycars. Greatly Reduced—Friday Attractive Styles Amazing Values Sale Price 7.90 Cool, practical Frocks of Printed Georgette (Check-O-Print), a new summerweight fabric. Side flounce and panel effects, Taffeta girdles, bead and ribbon trimmings. Dresses of Foulard Silk, Printed Crepe de Chine, my Plain and Cross-bar Voile and colorful Ging- ¢ O75 hams in charming new styles. Reduced to ° Sleeveless Jumper Dresses of Embroidered Linen. Tub Silk models, Other attractive 11 75 styles in Linen and Gingham. Reduced to ® Misses’ Department—3rd Floor ‘America's. Foremost Specialists” OPPENHEIM.C_LLINS & 6 34th Street — New York Extraordinary Sales—Friday 200 Women’s and Misses’ White Silk Sport Skirts Belt Sizes 25 to 40 Inches Washable Novelty Silks, Crepes and attractive Satin Stripe Fabrics. Regular 15.00 Value 7.90 1000 Pcs. Women’s Highest Quality Glove-Silk Underwear Bloomers, Vests, Step-in Drawers and Envelope Chemises, in plain and novelty weaves. Value to 5.00 1.85 THE EVENING WORLD. THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922. STORE HOURS 9A.M. to 5.P.M. Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th St.—N. Y. Established 1879 JULY & AUGUST ‘Now in Procress Annual July Clearance of Men’s Summer Apparel oo 4 Three and Four Piece Golf Suits. . 38.50 ORIGINALLY 45.00 to 50.00 Mixture Suits. . . . . 29.50 to 43.50 ORIGINALLY 35.00 to 55.00 5.65 7.75 6.85 Linen and Gabardine Knickers . ORIGINALLY 7.75° White Flannel Trousers . . . . ORIGINALLY 9.50 Sports, Brogue, Dress Oxfords . ORIGINALLY 8.50 to 12.00 Semi-cAnnual Shirt Sale ORIGINALLY 2.00 to 12,00 1.65 % 8.35 Nainsook Union Suits . .. . « ORIGINALLY 1.25 Fifth Floor BEST & CO. CLOTHES for YOUNG MEN. SIZES 34 to 44 WALK-OVER Sale Men’s and Women’s Low Shoes $395 $595 86% $ 7795 At all the Walk-Over stores listed below—~ the semi-annual sale that thousands wait for—good atsortments, all leathers, includ- ing white shoes. Waln-Over Shoes for Men and Women NEW YORK CITY STORES 310 Fifth Avenue, between 42d and 43d Streets 79 Broadway, near Cortlandt Street 2 Broadway, ai 40th Street He 73 my ad near 28th Street 1623 Broadway, near 50th Street 150 Bowery at Broome BROOKLYN BRONX—537 Melrose Avenue, near 125th Street near Gates Avenue YONKERS, N.Y.—7 N. Broadw: PATERSON, N.J.—181 Market POUGHKEEPSIE, N.¥.—297 Main Street Gekco, Phoenix, and Van Raalte Hosiery 252 W. 125th Street 622 W. 181s Street 1355 Broadway, 565-7 Fulton Street, opposite Hanover Place 5406 Fifth Avenue