The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1922, Page 14

4 WEALTHY WOH SUES ENGLISHMAN TO REGAN $70.00 He “Made a Front” on Her Money, but Refuses to Re- pay It, She S. WASHINGTON, Sopt. 20.—Ciaiming to fleeoed © sums of althy ey Dawey of Wheeling, W. Va., yesterday instituted suit for an accounting against Dr. Nathan Billington Boyd, an Englishman, We Is . alleged to be representative of certain j fnterests in the prosecution of a huge elaim of the Rio Grande Irrigation and Land Company, Ltd., now in the hands Of the State Department Mrs, Dewey charg after showing in pressing hi is turn to her a 100 § Geclares she ie e admits owin, 000, Mra. Dew y wome of her uying Vested $23,000 in the capi Union Bank at Las Cruces, which he was President, a 5 darm 64) . have been tgnored, while on on sion, she asserts, Dr. Boyd Pistol at her and afte Bhe © box contains matter ht on the whereabouts ‘ef her mone: dt SE Lata SOUGHT TO KILL HER, THEN HIMSELF, GIRL SAYS OF DEAD YOUTH Young Green® Pointed Gun -at Sweetheart, but ITecded« Merey Plea. SOUTH NORWALK, Conn., sept. 20.—Mise Lillian Erickson, eighteen, gays John H. Greon, twenty, of New Rochelle, proposed a suicide pact to her twenty-four hours before he was found shot through the head in a road near Falifeid. Though a note supposed to have been written by the Youth told of his having contemplated suicide for two years, his father has Goubted he killed himugif. * Miss Erickson istonfident: that she Barely escaped death at the hands of & her sweetheart. She said she wont ~ with him on Saturday for a motor- , je ride and he led her Into @ se- eluded wood, she sald, und asked hor to let him shoot ber. She thought he was joking and ggreed. He discharged one curtridge to see if the revoly would work and then painted the re- yolver at her, The look on his face frightened her and she upbraided him for wHat she called his carelessness, and he put the gun away. A few hours later he was found dead. cteRe a SEAS a JUANITA MILLER WINS HER SECOND DIVORCE “Desertion” Given an Cause Im Lat- = ent Action. OAKLAND, Ca}., Sept, 20.—Mrs, John Miller, formerly Minas Juanita Miller, @aughter of the late Jonquin Miller, “poet of the Siérras,” has been granted & divorce on the ground of desertion. Before her marriage to John Miller she ‘was divorced from Jobn Reavis, mining ‘engineer, in aMreh, 1919, Remove the old oil thatstickstomachines with CarbonaCleaning Fluid. It dries without wiping and is then ready for clean oil—" makes the machine Tun easily, COLUMBUS AVE BET. 103" & 104" ST —_—-—___—— i —EEEEEE Shop by Mail Through Our Mail OrderDepartment 32ND STREET — of FROCKS Offering at the Beginning of a New Season Values That Could Scarvely Have Been Anticipated Style and Quality That Be- speak Much Higher Prices «$95 For Misses: Sizes 14 to 20 For Women: Sizes 34 to 44 Anyone can have a Sale at the end of a season. But a Sale of new merchandise at the beginning of a new season is an ACHIEVEMENT! Some time ago we made wi our minds to make such an offering. We worked with our manufacturers. They agreed to make concessions to us. We determined to make concessions to you. This Sale is the result. A presentation of styles that embody the smart conceptions of’ foremost American pce eR tg approved of by the well-dressed—at much less than you would pay regularly. Quality Without Extravagance Satin Faced Cantons Poiret Twills Good taste is the key-note of this offering. We have discarded the bizarre—the eccentric. taining only those modes which, though simple, have great charm. aving, particular stress on the way ey are made— they are finished. he manner in which Crinkled Satins Laces Canton Crepes Personalized Modes of the Moment Navy Paris has made her edicts. America has adopted them—with — reservations. And variations. There's the circular skirt. The graceful drape. The over-tunic. The straightline frock. The tight sleeve. The tlowing sleeve. You will tind ALL these Fashion points represented. But individualized. To suit the particular type that is expected to wear the frock, : THE COLORS IN FAVOR Brown Black Henna Cocoa A Few High Shades Each Frock Serving a Definite Fashion Need There's the morning frock—of severe simplicity. The afternoon frock of fall-time dark hues, subtly relieved by the use of decorative color. The evening frock of bewitching softness. Frocks for every occasion ! The Frocks Sketched A. Women’s Frock of imported Flat Crepe, elaborately steel beaded. St lines. B. Misses’ Frock of Crepe Satin, Circular sk Unique gird. C, Women’s Frock of heavy Can- Novel Cape ton Crepe, Sleeves. Panels. - ~ - $25 D. Misses’ Evening Frock of lace over Canton. Trimmed withRibbonandFlowers, $20 E. omens Bronk of Folret Twill, embroidered in colored Panels. $25 ilk and Tinsel, - - - ~ $25 V, Misses’ Frock. Canton Crepe. Plea flannels. Tinsel ing and Monkey “$25 G, Misses’ Frock of Satin, combined with Crinkle Satin panels back and front. Twisted belt, with corsage eg of tiny French flowers, $25 GIMBELS WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESS SHOPS—Third Floor ROADWA my GIMBEL BROTHERS 5000 Yds. All-Silk CANTON CREPE $9.19 Yard Canton Crepe. The most popular Silk Fabric on the market. It overshadows all other fabrics for Fall and Winter Frocks. This is a nice, heavy quality. Zztraor- dinary Value at the price! 4 A Choice of 40 Shades Silver Flesh Canna Black American Coral Mais Gold Brown Beauty Rose Gold Dark Copen Midnight Cerise Chartreuse Purple Blue Ciel Honeydew Myrtle Navy Jade Orange Royal Blue Copen Light Gold Steel Wine Camel Taupe Tan Cocoa Seal Brown Reseda Carmel Periwinkle Sand Henna Emerald Strawberry ° White = Pink GIMBELS SILK SHOP—Second Floor Sale of Notions GARMENT SHIELDS — The perfect Gimbel Brand base ntaeeeunt ey: White or Flesh: Sizes 3,4 and6. Pair- - - - 39C PERFECTION DRESS SHIELDS—Regular or shirtwaist sizes, 3, 4 and 5; white or flesh. Dozen $2.00 BEST ENGLISH SEWING NEEDLES — 25 Needles to Paper, at TURKNIT WASH CLOTHS—Colored crochet border. Each TOGARDS : 2 for 25c—To save the stocking from wearing. Dozen - -~ - MERCERIZED DARNING COTTON— In all stapleshades. 3 Balls GIMBELS BEST ENAMELED HAIR PINS— Heavy or Invisible black or brown, Dozen papers GIMBELS HAIR NETS—All the desired shades, except white or gray, in cap or fringe shape. Dozen 39c PURE GUM SANITARY APRONS— Each - 25¢ KLEINERT’S BRASSIERE GARMENT SHIELDS (flesh color; pair - - - - 89€ GIMBELS HORN HAR PINS 2 Boxes for HICKORY GIRDLE SUPPORTERS Pair, 45¢ and BUNDLE TAPE—Assorted sizes tothe 4: bundle. Bunile 15c GIMBELS NOTION SHOP—Street Floor A Great Buy of Lace Flouncing ¢ YARD All the Costume Shades Embroidered on Silk Net 86 Inches wide-—broad floune- ing for the rich frocks so sim- ply made. A maker's ‘“‘odd Bisse, nee many patterns to choose from—lovely ones, And values that range to two and three times the price, Black, White, Orchid, Brown, —Pongee * * Silk Embroidered Net at the Same Low Price 86-inch allover net, in navy, henna, grey 98¢ Yard and brown, GIMBELS LACE SHOP—Street Floor as SoET NEW YORK Cl oer es Evenings Until 9 TY: Took 3 Months to Get ’Em! $5,85 No Such Price In Years For All Wool Robes Made in close imitation of the imported Scotch steamer rugs—as to pattern. Plaids and over- plaids—bravely fringed. Good colors, too—that won't show dust on the auto trip—won’t show travel wear on the trip abroad. And the cosy warmth of pure wool. 60x80 Inches: 10 Patterns to Choose From Mustc Salons Open GIMBELS—EIGHTH FLOOR After 6:30 P, M, Use Sard Street Entrance, Near Broadway Hours GIMBELS—Second Floor In the CHINA SALE: Bowl with 7 Pes. Artificial Fruit A Supreme Gimbel Value at $295 2500 bowl-beauties all told—in fine glass jetty black or Royal Blue with a smart line of white for accent. Two styles. Each about 11 inches in size. Each complete with footed jet-black stand. Each filled with splendidly simulated pears; oranges; apples; grapes. Give a. Thought to Christmas ! Of Radium and Crepe de Chine In a Special Purchase $9.95 Rather tailored are those of good radium silk or crepe de chine with ribbon shoulder Le and trimming of imitation filet. Elaborately dainty are crepes de chine, gay with fine lace and embroidered net. Great values—needn’t tell you that! Pink, Orchid, Peach, Blue - J GIMBELS—Fifth Floor GIMBELS—Second Floor For the Third Time! These Fine Linen Tea Napkins We noted the yalue—and bought big. The public noted the value — and we've bought for the THIRD time © to fill the orders. They're fine linen, machine scalloped —~and elaborately hand em- broidered. Note the sketch. Dozen 13-Piece Madeira Luncheon Sets Another real sale value! In this case, every stitch of the work is done by hand. Hand scal- lops—and delicately hand embroidered centers —on fine round thread Irish $5. linen bi 29 Dozen GIMIBELS—Second Floor Hand Made---and Exquisite! French Baby Frocks $4.95 That’s a Sale Price Judge from the one sketched, how lovely they are. Hand made from tip to top. Boasting daintiest of hand embroidery on yoke, skirt and sleeves, Very Frenc in their fineness. Very American in their price—low, ' === Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways —= ( D 9 to 5:30