The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 8

Harvard Honors 41 Law Students; SDEWALKS OF NY. Five Are From New York Schools Thirty-One Colleges Represented on List of Awards of CQVERVAULTS THA BRING NO REVENUE ' Stores, Storage Houses ang Restaurants. Get Free Rent From City. Why the city has pursued a policy for a mere nominal cherge is a ques- ffon which has been brought up in lege. the Committees of the Whole of the] 'y and Chief of the Division of Fran- ehises, is making an inquiry. Under an old city ordinance which @pparently only the Board of Alder- CAMBRIDGE, Maes., Oct. Thirty-one colleges are represented by the forty-one Harvard Law School students who received prizes or schol- arships yesterday, three having re- . colved their degrees from the College | (Wesleyan 19) has been a of the City of New York and -two| Fay scholarship; Malcolm P, Sharp of from New York University Fasten 4 tor prizes and scholarships were not| Misher scholarship; N. FR. Margold of | Brunswick (University of New Bruns- won by Harvard men, only four out] Brooklyn (College of the City of New of the forty-one being Harvard grad-| York '19), the Langdell scholarship ; Ps @f allowing permits for millions of| iates. Among thone receiving degrees | Milton F, Newcomer of Ali 20). Square feet of vaults under side sitwo are graduates of the University cl of Minnesota, two from Johns Hop-| Ship, and O. K. Patton, a graduate kins and two from Mount Union Col-|!aw student from Towa City, Ia., ‘The four men cho Board of Estimate and into which | Sears Prizes of $400 John A. McCollum, Assistant Engineer] the most brilitant Law School entirely tr financial means of the candidates ar Samuel A. (University of THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 11, 1922. Plucknett of Stafford, England (Unt- versity of London '!*), a spectal etu-|'20). dent in the Law School, who last year held the Choate Fellowship, has been| the City of Ni selected to hold the Pugsley scholar- * ship. Twenty-nine Law School men, members of the second and third-year lasses, have been awarded Faculty holarships, as follows: Scholarships. i—} ie ‘ie Lewiston, Me. (Bow- York, '20). western, D. E. (De Pauw, '20). "18). H, ¥, Birnbaum, Denver (Univer- st sity of Colorado '20), Uniot *, Chambers, Booneville, Mo, (Uni- ww. a., | versity of Missourt, '14), 21). ¥. G. Cohn, Memphis, Tenn. (Uni- versity of Wisconsin, '20), - Cronkite, Centreville, New versity of Chicago); Roger 8. Foster of St. Paul (Yale), and Warren 8. Ege of Omaha (Dartmouth). Charles 8. Hedden of Ni rded the } of Washington, '20), The bet-| Madison, Wis., (Amherst '18), the] F.C. jams, ‘21). wlok, '16). W. S. Crouse, Brooklyn (Princeton,| the City of New York, '20). (Mount Union '20), the Jenk W. M. Driver jr, Govans, Md.| (Harvard, '21). (obns Hopkins, '20). M. L. R. EB. Eckstein, Norwood, N, J.['20). (University of Iowa '12), a Research | (Harvard, '20), ‘or the coveted | scholarship. 5, Feldman, Pittsfield (New York|‘20). rded for] Emmons scholarships have been as- ty) J. Weinstein, Fort Lo signed to Charles L, Nichols of Bre York University, '21). rd, N. ©. (University of North ¢ - 2), and H, Wiltshire of Rich-| T. P. Masion of Minneapolis] mond, Va. (University of Virginia] (Univers! Minnesota); Jamos|‘19), to enable them to do graduate] W. Hoffman, Stege, work in the study of law, TT. I. T.' sity of California, '20). “Garretaon, 8. D.| (Beloit, "199 Waniver- 1) Lillenthal, Winamao, . L. Wingert, Mt, Carroll, BH. A. Jenckes, Providence (Brown, &. J. Lance, Brooklyn (College of , Parkton, Md, (Johns Ind. A. W. Mitchell, Worcester (Clark, 4, Newcomer, Alliance, O. (Mt. A. ‘A. Owen, Chicago (Chicago, BH. L. Rosling, Seattle (University G. B, Searis, Adams, Mass. (Will- BE. 8. Silver, Brooklyn (College of B. I. Sperling, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Stolz, Syracuse (Harvard, U. L. Swett, Portland, Ore, (Reed, Lee, N. J. (New nm. of Minnesot: ) J. M. Wood, Brooklyn (Harvard, The Choate Vellowship. established men has power to change, the city re- quires only an initial payment vary- {me from 30 cents to $2 a square foot for vault space. No further charges are made. On Broadway alone, it is estimated, there are about 500,000 square feet @f vault space, and vast areas on a host of other business and residential @treets. Great parts of this vault space are ‘weed for storage; other large parts fer business purposes, as, for ex- ample, restaurants, barber shops and wnderground stores. It is often im- mensely valuable sps.ce. ‘Whether the city may legally change the conditions of existing per- malts is a moot question still to be determined. The proposal being dis- @ussed is the laying out of a new ity policy, to be applied to vault Privileges given in the future. This may take the eventual form of @ Umited privilege given only for a eertain number of years and the some proportion to the assessed value annual charges for which will bear of the land. — WOMAN, 90 YEARS OLD, IS REPORTED MISSING Disappeared From Home in Queens Last Monday. A general alarm was sent out last might by the Mi-sing Pergona’ Bureau ‘at Police Headqparters for Mrs. Chris- tina Miller, ninety, of Myrtle Avenue, Queens, who has been missing from her bome since Monday morning. Mra, Miller is described as being 4 fect 8 Inches tall, weighing 125 pounds ‘and having brown eyes and gray hair. ‘When last seen she was wearing a black hat, a black and White dress and black shoes and stockings. MOTHERS of the land,whenthy child returneth hi from COLUMBUS DAY SPEC! AT 000 Interborough Handic: Columbus Day Hadep i Golden Rod Purse OTHER SUPERB CONTESTS FIRST RACE AT 2.30 P. M. SIAL RACE TRAINS THURS- INCLUDING TAK. ; @ut. Made in a colorless i elear Lie (one drop does | it!) and in extra thin plas- ters, The action is the same, Pain Stops Instantly Orkin’s Fpth Avenue 344 STREET roadway Thursday (Columbus Day) Trimmed wd Pur. Baa COATS Unsurpassed in Styling, Workmanship and Value *38 6°55) = *78 These prices are not to be dupli- cated elsewhere for coats of equal high character $55.00 $88,00 The $78.00 model is Or- mandale with Platinum Wolf collar and cuffs; at $55.00 Panvelaine with deep border and collar of black Caracul; at $38.00 Velinette with Caracul collar, EVERY smart silhouette upon which the fashion- able woman has bestowed her favor, every chic style thought that comes from Paris, may be found in this distinguished collection. Velvety fabrics—Fash- ona, Ormanda!e Velinette and Panvelaine, furred with Platinum Wolf, Squirrel and Caracul, all fash} ioned in an expert manner. ! SALE ON FOURTH FLOOR—ORKIN’S New Cloth and Silk Dresses for Street _“ and Afternoon Wear '¢/ Offer Amazing Values at 14.75 ~ 24.00 At EACH of these prices we present dresses that are truly exceptional, both in styling and quality. They must be seen to fully appreciate their smart lines and care- fu fashioning. For every occasion, from morn to night, there is a style to suit your particular self at a price to fit the economical purse. Materials include Canton, Crepe, Chiffon Velvet, Poiret Twill and Silk Matelasse. » SALE ON SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS—ORKIN'S Three Columbus Day Specials Pure Silk Thread Hosiery Values 1.95 115 Mfashloned hove, perfect but for a slight misweave that docs Imported Suede Fabric Gloves Values to 1.50 69c They bear the name of a world~ famous maker, Crepe de Chine Chemises Values to 3,95 2.95 A remarkable purchase of beautiful tailored or lacey models, adorned with pin-tucking, real Filet inser- Long Mousquetalre, Btrap-Wrist not affect thelr quality, Lisle tions and edgings, and two-tone auntiets and twe-clasp gloves qeree tops and high aplleed heels. ribbon straps, in all the new Autumn colors. New colors and black, —E by the Harvard Club of New York in subject nominated by the Vice Chan- cellor of the U ea _——— In the Engineering School, the|an Austin scholarship for Joseph H. Choate, | Hennen Jennings scholarship goes to|/T. W, Sheehan of Pea’ Mass., V. N. Krivobok of Poltava, Russia, a| second-year student in théchool of grad student in metallurgy; the| Education; an Austin tin versity of Cambridge, | Eveleth scholarship to N. Sabsay of| Landscape Architecture Cc P is to be held this year by G. H, Gut- | Cambridge; the Searle scholarship to} Witte of Irvington, N. J.; @@ U; -|teridge of Malvern, England, who {s|H. M. Gault of Boston. enrolled in the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, versity scholarship to J. Aiitesim. Other scholarships in the univer-|mons of Denver, a memt of the sity have been assigned as follow: School of Landscape Architture, |/Flat Crepe *4.50 yd. Unless you’ ve seen this delightful fabric you cannot picture its quality, almost like a faille yet softer, and finer. One of the loveliest silks. 40 inches wide. Chiffon Velvet —Colors to suit any taste, the fabric to fashion beauti- ful evening and afternoon gowns. 40 inches wide. $5.50 and $7.50 yard. Crepe de Chine—A dura- ble quality in many colors for fall. 40 ‘inches wide. $2.50 yard. Satin Charmeuse —You will find a range of colors in this excellent qual- ity. 40 inches wide. $1.95 yard. GROUND FLOOR Unusual Values in Novelty Ribbons Of Beautiful Color and Design Ribbons of all widths for every use—and this is becoming more and more of a ribbon season—in colors gay and bold, woven with silver or gold threads, or brocaded in most effective fashion. All of these are marked at most mod- erate prices, offering you values you will find it hard to equal elsewhere. Yard—Persian metal ribbons 65c in fancy color combinations. 2 inches wide. Special Values Tomorrow See tomorrow morning’s advertise- ment in the Times and World for worth- while values in women’s, misses’ and children’s apparel. Yard—Fancy ribbon in gay 25 c patterns, all-silk or combined with metal. Much used for trimming. Three-quarters and one inch wide. Yard — Wide Persian and 83 Pe) 0 brocaded ribbons, black and gold or silver and color combina- tions. Velvet brocades, too, in light and dark colors. g to 1114 inches wide. OROUND FLOOR ' Yard, 914 inches wide — A 95c superior quality of novelty ribbons; 714 inches wide, $1.25. 9 inches wide, equally lovely quality, $1.65. A Special Selling Mercerized French Batiste 50c yd. Highly mercerized, very fine and sheer, an imported batiste. 45 inches wide. Long Cloth, $1.95 Bolt—An exceptional value and one we cannot hope to equal at such a price. 36 charming colors to make sports skirts inches wide. 10 yards to a piece. or suits. 54 inches wide. SECOND FLOOR ord & laylor — FIFTH AVENUE cA Recent Importation Wool Tweeds 92.45 yd. Stripes cari do the most surprising and effective things to tweeds, as you realize when you see this collection of tweeds from England and Scotland. There are Connoisseurs of Glove Values Will Appreciate This Sale of Women’s Imported Real Kid : PULL-ON GLOVES 1.84 Pique sewn, with gusset, strap and clasp at wrist. Paris Point, on the back. In tan, brown, gray, beaver, black and white. Main Floor, Center, Broadway HERALD SQUARE ¢Ymo, NEW YORK va Wis /0\0 aly a\ive vbr vhsaNli@vliyay i /QViCT ANN aK CAV va Nets hsaylraslisavil/a\liravid exia\lva)