The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 13

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, THE EVENING WORLD, STINNES NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSION UPHELD SLAYER MAGUIRE CAUGHT IN JERSEY ARLINE PAUSON BECOMES BRIDE OF EDWARD ‘ALBERT Colteges in New York City See Record Enrolment for the -Year'..: Inusually Big Registration Reported at All Institutions |™ fgr Gpening of Term. he The College of the City of New Youle will start classes this morning. Althotgh exact figures were not prepared at tho rec which was registration day, the largest in the college's history. Columbia University continues regis-% / and an. unusually large en- rolment is expected when the instivu- tion opens Sept. 27. New York University will throw tts doors open Sept. 26 to between 15,000 and 18,000 students. medical schools at New York Uni- versity are already filled. City College last year enrolled 2,095 2,126 in its evening 6 in the afternoon .|session. ‘These figures are for matricu- HARDINGASKSFUN ‘T0.AD ale * REFUGEES | INA irate the recently waw for the Defense of the Re- ius approved the suppression by en at four o'clock this nitoide, Maguire's aenewspaper, the Deutsche All- , becatise of Its pub- lished attacks on the Witth Govern- nue, Brooklyn, ht his Fe Include several terins at Sing Sing, al- h he is only twenty-elght. 1s office yesterday, Dean Brownson said the enrolment wotlld be /ants Conus ti to Provide $200,000 for 1,000 in Pressing Need. Herr Stinnes carried the fight to the new tribunal in the hope of censorial ban of eight a . thustenabling him t legu! ‘action against the Government. A number of provincial radical papers from censorlal suppression enrolment of New York ‘sity hax been heretofore held around the 14,000 mark. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 leaders plan quick action to-day on the request of President Harding for STORE OPEN 9 TO 5.30 HEARN SATURDAY Misses’ New Sport Clothes For brisk Autamn days in town or country. Prices special for the two days only. $200,000 for relief of American refu- 8 in the Near East. Umate from the State Department bays that 1,000 Americans , are pressing need of assistance It is very apparent that ave havo An obligation to afford relief," ident said in his letter to Chatr- man Warren of the Senate Appro- priations Committee, adding that the need could not } vato funds of American relief organ+ MIDDLETOWN, Cann., n University opened its ninety- second year to-day with a student en-|se rolment of mote than 650. man class numbers about 150, triculation address was delivered by Dr. lin, Acting President. pebrbiniss ane astha MISS FORBES A BRIDE TO-DAY. ‘The marriage off Miss Rhoda veth Forbes, daughter of Dr. and Mr: ‘y Hall Forbes, ta William Camp ‘Armstrong will take place to-day at the home of the bride's parents. Only members of | the familles will be . ‘There will be a small reception students it had last year 4, afterngon session and 4,551 for the sston. This makes a grand Rebuilding operations making possl- ble the accommodation of 20,000 stu- dents were announced by Dr. Blmer n, Chancellor of New York University. When thege improve- ments are completed, which will be tn time for the opening this fall, they will make New York University one of the tional institutions in the ; Senate leaders plan to add the ilum to the pending Deficiency Bill. Qu Betion by the Housé was indi | Acting Secretary of State Phillips ent to the White House detalled re- ports which hud reached the depart- ment from American officials in the MRS ARLINE ALBERT Daughter of 3 Misses’ Novelty Woolen Sport Suits Special 19.75 Box coat model with box plait back—can be Two+Months’ Honeymoon. Miss Arline Vera Pauson, daughter of Mrs. Charles W. city and Biberon, N. J., last night in the Ambassador Hotel to a G! LASSB BER 290 sth Ay. and 511 6th Av. BOTH STORES BETWEEN 30TH AND 518T STB. This: week we feature two special models of the latest design in Women’s Footwear of Exceptional Quality at a remarkably low price. Consul General Horton, in report. Newman of this Smyrna with 150 destitute Amer- jeans, said about 350 more Ame refugees were expected, and Consul Merris telegraphed that 600 destitute American-Greek Krass offic Hating, Wn eae ot . Substantial Price Concessions — FRIDAY & ne FALL MILLINERY SPECIAL An attractive collection of new models of Lyons a Panne Velvet, with the very smartest of trimmings. the new colorings, including black. Value 10.00. Special at.......:..6.sesceeseees nae 50 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SILK DRESSER AT 22.50 Extra fine quality Canton crepe, and satin-back crepe— styles of every description- colors in. navy, brown and black. Sizes 18 to 46! oe a CHILDREN’S AND JUNIORS’ COATS” / SIZES 8 TO 17 Are made in al) wool sport materials, with and without. fur trimming—all the season's colors. ‘Specially low priced at...... Wis sed Aes 9.75 to 26.50 CHILDREN’S AND JUNIORS’ DRESSES Sizes 8 to 17. Made of fine quality all wool jersey, silk crepe and velvet, pas and. prettily isitammed ‘effects—all colors and co! binations. Very seneseniaec ariaet pines ah, ee > 00 to 22: 50- NEW FALL SILKS Short and Medium Vamp Shoes worn with or.without bell— crepe de chihe lining—blue, gray, brown and navy—sizes 14 to 20 years. -tailored collar- All American citizens in or about Smyr Barnes and two women n ler} had been taken aboard Ameri @estroyers in the hurbor, acco’ & message from the destr RI Department to-dty from Constantino. The despatch udded that addi tional Americans were “ Misses’ Sport Coats Knapp and Henry Block were ust embroidered in pea Write for Catalog Ww ee deed COP ARRESTS DINER IN LITTLE | CLUB RAID Says He Had Fi Sleuth Arrekts Manager of Freveh Qne-Strap in Patent Coltakin, Black and Brown, Viel Kid or sath Usual value $19.73 Worsted — plaid in back — tailored collar — patch pockets—half lined. Hand Made Dimity Blouses Peter Pan and ‘Paxedo models with dainty hand drawn work, Black Baun' ang aii Patent Also a Complete Line of High Boots, $10 KOcHsG@. We Are the Largest Distribulors of Merchandise at Ketail in Uptown New York k of Gin—itum ‘Appearing es suddenly as if he had dropped through the skylight, man Johnsmeyer of the 87th Brooklyn, approached ee table of Janiee Tweed Ki cao Queens, ‘in the Litt le clu 44th Street, at midnight. Johnson had taken from his pocket, the Policeman urrested him on a ree of violation of the Mult grey and brown mixe KHAKI KNICKERS ‘About the same time De a “aint raided the Street, one Sat the few ed three bottles he 2 assistant manager. bail Aitpactive Sport Hats Our reg. $3.95 of various materials and styles—all with nee gay colors and joyous lines that give s charm to sports costumes. A Season-Opening Fall Millinery FOR WOMEN, Event MISSES VY CHILDREN A Brilliant Display of Smart Models, Close-Fitting and Large Hats, Six of Which Are Mlustrated Herewith jportswear Section Second Floor See pages 10 and 31 for other Hearn advertising cu Contra ai Pal Assy Sat Sept 1330" 6 Attractive Features AQUEDUCT RACES: TO-MORROW Fri.) Potomac Handicap AND SOTHER Whee arg LASS. CONTESTS NCOMMON UNCOMMO Ea Corner 4 46% St. Our Easy Payment Plan Applies Every We Furnish Apartments and Homes Included are hats of Embroidered Velvet Panne Velvet Trimmed with fancy , Tibbon and feathers. All colors and black. 3.PIECE TAPEST; SUITESWith Fireside Chal in tapeatry: Indestructible springs, in it Groners Fey «ar Pound Again Pecked in Attractive Tn Canisters ay before the war ENGLANDER pOuBLE. DA-BED ma 450-752 EIGH kL AY 46th St. SATIN CANTON CREPE—A Fall favorite, in a rich, superior quality. White, black and new Fall colorings. 3.75 Yd. Value for..........0.0s05 ws PLAIN CANTON CREPE—In an exquisite assortment of colors, including black and white. 3.25 Vd. Value, fOr... cseecsseeeees ees vo DAY BLACiK SATIN CHARMEUSE—A rich, heavy, but soft draping Quality’ Perfect black. 2.80 Vd Valiiefor. iis, apes. bans Lakenan ee 1 98 IMPORTED WOOL FABRICS HALF REGULAR PRICES : POE EES sample cuts in skirt, dress and coat nee 5 to 4 yards, Righest grade all-wool novelty Ligne medium and heavy weights. Value 2.78 to 6.50°Yd., for:.....s..+5 1.39 to 3.25. EN’S GLOVE OFFERING “KAYSER’S” WASHABLE CHAMOISETTE STRAPWRIST GAUNTLET—Fine, imported quality, rich contrast embroidered backs, in shades of ’e Mastic, Covert, Grey, Chamois and White. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ONLY at....... weve tidey 89 UMBRELLAS Women's Umbrellas of taffeta silk, slightly ime perfect, with a fine assortment of handles; all colors. \ Value: 6,80 to 10,00; for. ..2.5.. Scene vewste a 2.95 MEN'S UMBRELLAS with ;case, splendid quality silks - 8 rib, P. W. handles. Regularly 7.50, for..... h SESS (etd we 5.75 WOMEN’S BAGS : ENVELOPE BAGS of file quafity silk; 14 k. | 10 ed corners, fitted with mirror and purse, in black or blue. Value 3.25, for hs he eee pikthoeith Eas eee 1. 95 HAND BAGS of yery ane quality velvet or duvetyne; inner compartm nt and mirror; black and lors. Value 7.50, for wisi er PGA Le ...3,50 BEADED BAGS in demain style, in an assortment of patterns, Value 2.50, for LUAASE HO sane 1.25 STATIONERY DEPARTMENT WRITING BAPER, Beacon linen; white and assorted colors; 48 sheets, 48 envelopes. , Regular Price 50c, for. . bra tar ree ee 39 BOXES OF ‘CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, 24 cards and enyelopes; white or colors. Regular Price 2hes fOF coi cc5s sin cod eoveneamacient 19 nh SHEFPIELD SILVER PLATED WARE Sandwich Trays, Bread Trays, Cheese and Cracker Dishes and Casseroles, Values to 7.78, for «ss Oiees Sandwich Trays, Bread Trays, Cake Baskets and Pie Dishes, Vallies to §.95, for eeeny re 3.75 Bread Trays and Sandwich Trays, Values SiS, (Oi is cic dcus Cova Goulyo cise opeee 2.50 LACE CURTAINS IRISH POINT CURTAINS in beautiful patterns, Regularly 12,00 to 16,75 Pair, for 10.25 to 14.50 MARQUISETTE CURTAINS, lace edge and motif; ivory and ecru, Regularly 5.75 Pair, for 4. 50 FILET MARQUISETTE CURTAIN " MATERIAL, 40 inches wide, in white, ivory and ecru. Regularly .60 Yard, for..i.. 25 icicuteuessceantueedl MARQUISETTE CURTAIN MATERIAL, lace edge, 30 liches wide; white and ivory, Regularly .40 Yard, for Str has tana see