The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1922, Page 8

— * BIELASKIEXPECTS. | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1922, the automobile party of which he was when daughter, | 4 i Mre. Gut-| a Mra, Leo Gutman and Mrs IDENTIFIED | *!b!y to go home, leaped to death before « train fm the Ison tubes In Hoboken was {dentified Contra Regglo, forty+ « old, Mving at No, 124 Bay, Bit Strect, Bath B Brooklyn, she wae fdentined by husband, Alfred Rowelo, thirty-five years old, Continued brooding over the loas two yeurs ago of her sixteen-year-old daughe ter was ascribed by Mr. Reggio as the probable cause of her mutcide, He sald she left thelr home a week ago yestere day to visit @ friend in New York and left the friend yesterday morning osten« Instead she went to Mickne! Hoboken, She formerly lived in West woman who yesterday afternoon! Hoboken, es ees —_ “> —t}| NEW UNION FORMED BAe hited aL a i New and Original | For Smart || BY ‘WHITE COLLARS’ anne ; Mina Fkee oti Hb Lachi j Steyn ~ Women tall of Bookleepers,” wt ; sear r orquntzer i Yes By Mildred Lodewich se} ing Out the Radicals week, a Inindred of the | CemtFal Trades and 1 Ie sacation time comes a nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnns, | nder guidance of Muh Fray! | Hooke und! Vie ehater ce [OU TMAN DIES OF HURTS | 27 crouse KIDNAPPING CA if August many '4-vem : organizer for the American] Hey laced) Harman De IN MONTREAL ACCIDENT | Micheei Rernateln, are reported to be — vine, att Reon - + ; 3]? bE Fook} erg, Sten satlvenout iat Arrest for Reason Not fia) Yneniion te ui fii vad inother and more conservative union |j,ymor 1 nt; \ lent, Montreal Ge Hospital pence Explained. hrett A api uyne, authorized by Sanvuel Gorm Secreta « reaul SEDC here to! ‘he ho_yeste ele $| MEXICO CITY, July 25 (A# “al Trees) th the arrest afternoon of Madani Milo and Je arcenas, three of the gix members ere the now famous auton A D P V 4A. Brnee fF ki, wh mon ; | — nei mt Numerous epartments Present alues party's chauff 1 Madam M ey marked way ompansion en under arrest 1 the shops, th sold ‘adilla, who x with verster as a Federal Army « wclivities looking toward 1 of Mr. Bielaski, American Department of Justice Mrs, Biela formerly of hour lust night y would not be iw model T have de (here ts meant for or silk mull, or and is trimmed n lace ed, was asserted that they ha h narrow hand run tucks through the If-ahdw following 1 » her hote he was unabl te trims the upper ; fers a good reason for the lace ruffle which runs # its lower edging and Madam = Mile we been selected by ies for detention iustea principal of the kidnapping affair ha caused much speculation here, Bar edge of the bodice A DAINTY FROCK OF BATISTE AND LACE. —- I t Five cAttractive Models i Misses’ Shantung Frocks 12.50 Nothing could be pleasanter for vacation or motoring. Nothing wears more satisfactorily. Of closely woven Shantung, white and natural, in five attractive semi-sports styles; one two-piece model cleverly hand-drawn; a straight line frock trimmed with entre- deux; a tailored model with wrap-around skirt; a sports type with generous black taffeta windsor tie—all these of natural Shantung; white straight line model with tie belt and plaited trim, $12.50 THIRD FLOOR II. An Exceptional Purchase! cenas, a native Mexican, {8 an attor The full skirt, hanging in soft,) moire ribbon bow placed at the back ney of Mexcala, whose lezal business clous folds, Is cut in scallops about} of the waistline, this frock would ° V d S before the Supreme Court in conne: bottom, and the lace ruffle which] prove a most alluring creation ove ilk ests an tep-Ins the scallops continues in reen or orchid liste, with track venture brought ei . Bon wi this race tence ven ht lines up from the points be m or butter lace, would bx $1 him to Mexico City, where he met Mr. | ¢ theiny forming @ delighttal vit NET. ent oe 2 French] of decorat Bielaski. Madam Milo, 4 modiste, was an acquaintance of In turquoise blue batiste, with but- . ter color lace and a blue or. black Franelsco Montes de Oca, who sug- as and wear graciously ning put on in the afternoon into the eve Remarkable values, as you will agree the moment you see the peated: the Cuernsyace our ne: but the Inability of the Supreme Court | TEXAN'S DEATH IN Beth Barcesas and the French |qiiing the past few days to muster TOONA woman have given extended accounts |n quorum ham prevented the clearing| LONDON, J | of their knowledge of the care to a] up ot a eee ena in ‘s Cae, oll] Jury gave a verdict’ of : [case in which the American {s inter- igeal court, which am yet has given NO} 04 ns main point in’ the case intimation as to whut connection these | was decided in his favor last Thurs- persons are alleged to have in the|qay He has already notified the au- affair. thorities of his intention to leave the Mr. country as soon as the court has from Mexico acted. Thompson of Dallas, suddenly last Thursday geon who Bielaski imtended to depart City last Wednesday, amination dec to pneumonia an There are sales—and sales. A true sale is one ~ where the best pieces are offered at prices con- siderably lower than those regularly charged. There is no lowering of quality. That's the kind of sale now on at Flint & Horner's. The August Sale of | ‘Many fine individual pieces in Flint & Horner’s August sale able furniture specialist. This is a fact of the very first importance to you now! Chairs, table, mirrors, beds, desks, as well as bed-room and din- ing-room and living-room suites are all included in the sale. Inci- dentally, the values which are pres- ent in our showing of Oriental rugs are just as remarkable as are the prices of the furniture N= only on complete sets, such as bed-room and dining-room suites, but alsoonevery single piece of Flint’s Fine Furniture, there is a discount of 10% to 50% And we hope that it will be borne in mind that the regular prices of Flint & Horner are noted for their reasonableness always. For it is an incontrovertible fact that the best values are to be had from a depend- FLINT & HORNER CO., Inc. 20-26 WEST 36TH STREET A few yards from Fifth Avenue AL CAUSES, Ural causes at the inquest of David D. - price. They are fancy novelty weave, the fine, dainty kind that are ordinarily marked much higher. Both vests and step-ins are cut full. Flesh color and orchid. Sizes 36 to 42. Til. Special! Marcasite-Set Imitation Onyx Pendants £1.75 The very smartest last touch for your frock these days. Stun- ning black pendants effectively set with cut marcasite, mounted on a black. ribbon. Three shapes, oval, square or rectangular. A Ring to Match—Black set with indestructible pearl. You will want one of these,—the vogue for black and white, $2.95 GROUND FLOOR IV. Clearance! Table Cloths #5.95 A beautitul, lustrous, heavy quality of Ir'sh linen damask table cloths that ordinarily sell at much higher price. 70 x 88 inches. Reduced for clearance. . SECOND FLOOR v. Crepe de Chine #1.95 Yd. The assortment of colors is the most striking thing about this crepe de Chine—in addition to its good, durable quality. Fifty shades in all, including pale, dark and bright tones. It is an extremely good quality, one you can use for any sort of frock. VI. cA Very Special Purchase ! Organdie Guimpes #2.95 One of the best values in guimpes we have yet secon. The extremely low price and the very hot weather will combine to make you buy more than one. Made of imported organdie, they have the popular three-quarter sleeves. Vil. Sheer Silk Hose For Women $1.50 Pair The lowest price we have quoted in a long time for such a aba ene ‘ 8 quality. Full-fashioned, lisle soles and tops. Black and colors. GROUND FLOOR LONDON DLE ‘The Coroner's death from nat- Tex., who died night. ‘The sur- 4 FIFTH — VII. Gingham Porch Frocks speciat $2.95 A simple, becoming model with organdie insets in the skirt, and collar, vest and sash of organdie, bound with the gingham which is a two-tone check, in good shades of pink, blue, green. Novelty Tissue Frocks reduced to $5.95 —Figures in color on a white background match the gayly ruffled frill collar and cuffs of this attractive frock. Reduced for this selling. IX. Radium Silk Costume Slips *5.50 You've discovered long since how almost indispensable a slip is in summer. It is a joy to be able to buy one of a good quality radium at such a small price. These are very well made and have hip-deep shadowproof hem and strap shoulders. X. Three Days “Remain of This Week's Sale! White Pumps and Oxfords *4.85 New fresh stoc! rought in especially for this Sale—the same styles that have sold until now at much higher prices. All white canvas strap pumps. White canvas strap pumps, with black trimmings. All white oxfords with walking heels. XI. Satin Corsets For Summer *3.50 Especially good for hot weather because they are short and low, with elastic girdle tops—an ideal style for the slender woman One model is made of striped satin, the other plain satin, both splendid qualities, assuring good wear. Sizes 22 to 26. SECOND FLOOR XII. oA Special Purchase Thermos Carafes #5.50 Quart Sizes—These are very unusual values at the low price quoted. There are all colors, to match any decorative scheme in the house. . Some have delicate silver etching. GROUND PLOOR XIII. Reed Furniture Radically Reduced This is the Mid-Summer Sale feature for tomorrow and includes many suites and separate pieces in reed that you will find most attractive for living rooms or sun parlors. Reductions are so great that you will want to take advantage of them immediately. 2 Piece Reed Suite, consisting of a large settee and armchair, with upholstered seat and back, $74 2 Piece Reed Suite, large settee and arm chair, upholstered seat and back, $70 3 Piece Reed Suite, large set- tee, arm chair and arm rocker, up- holstered seat and back, $90 There are many odd chairs, rockers and tables to match the above suites, all at reduced prices. SIXTH FLOOR Lord & Taylor AVENUE 3 Piece Reed Suite, settee, arm chair and arm rocker, upholstered seat and back, $95 2 Piece Reed Suite, settee and chaise longue,upholstered seat and back, $80 2 Piece Reed Suite, settee and arm chair, upholstered seat and back, $75