The evening world. [volume], November 01, 1920, Final Edition, Page 16, Image 16

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EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ITOVEMBElt I, 1920.
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MARY GARDEN STAR
OF REGOLAR MOVIE
HUNT BY CREDITORS
Gowns Seized in Paris, Maid Fled
I With Them, as Lawyers Pur-
sued, Say Dressmakers.
PAMS, Nov. 1. Tha nllnjr of
bult toy BuHos Company, drm.
makers, htm revealed an exciting
chase after Mary Garden, wlm landed
in Now York a few daya ago. The
company claims Mlna Garden owes
it 53,000 francs for f lira and dromes.
A few wcoka ago. In attempting to
collect a Judgment, the company nays
It Just missed Mtas Garden on a fly
ing visit to Pari but seized at the
Motel du Ilhln two trunks containing
ft fur coat, six drenson and other
things- Before these could be re
moved by the company's lawyers,
Miss Garden's maid disappeared with
the seized apparel. It Is charged.
tUlss Garden was later located at
(be Prlncces Hotel, but left to catch
the MaurctanlA before the lawyers
arrived. The lawyers hired an auto
mobile on missing tho boat train, but
reached Cherbourg too late for the
lender to tho Mauritania. They then
hired a boat and went out to the
ship, lut evidently were again un
trucoesRful, as they have filed BUlt
to collect tho allfigod debt.
GIRL SCOUTS TO GIVE Altt.
tVill Anarrcr Hospital nmrraerfer
Calls on Klectlon Day.
The first aid training (of tha irlrl
KCflUta villi be put to use throughout
the city on Election Day. Every am
bulance leaving the Knickerbocker Hos
pital will carry a acout fully qualified
in first aid. In addition to this the girls
' will prepare bandages and answer
emergency calls both at Dellevue and
the Knickerbocker Hospitals.
Scouts who have won the Child Nurse
badge will take care of babies and
young children while their mothers go
to vote. Numbers of them have been
delegated to do this work through the
medium of the Neighborhood and Set
tlement Houses.
BRONX DEDICATES
NEW HOSPITAL
Several Thousand Dollars Raised
to Carry on Maternity
Work.
Beveral thousand dollars were rsisH
coincident with the formal dedication
of the 1100,000 building of the Iironx
Maternity Hospital at 166th Street and
Grand Concourse (vterdny afternoon.
Tho campaign for funds will continue
during this week, when It Is hoped that
at least 1 100,000 will bo subscribed.
Tho Institution la now open for the
registration of patients, and Accommo
dates forty. T.ic building will be used
exclusively for maternity cases and the
treatment of diseases of children. It
Is non-sectarian and will provldd free
treatment for those uiable to pay.
Mayron 9. Tochclson, one of the Vice
2'resldents, presided yesterday. Health
Commissioner Copeland was one of the
speakers, and Dr. Julius Weiss. Chair
man of the Building Committee, pre
sented the key of the Institution to
Ritas Bayer, President of the Broix
Maternity Hospital.
WOMAN ARTIST
ESCAPED REDS
Mmc. de Gradowsky Painted Many
Members of Russian Royal
Family.
lime. Marie de Gradowsky, born
the Countess Devlcr. portrait and
miniature painter, la one of the
aristocracy of Russia who has suc
ceeded In reaching tho United Htatcs.
Her young son le with her.
Beforo the revolution she was
closely associated with members of
tho late Czar's family and painted
from life In miniature virtually every
member of the group. Bhe was liv
ing In Moscow whon the lied revolu
tion started nnd with her twelve-year-old
son received un hour's no
tice and sent to Petrogrnd.
After many prlvaWona she finally
succeeded In getting to Finland and
then to Copenhagen, where the King
and Queen aided her.
$15,000 FIRE FAILS
TO DISTURB HIS NAP
Sleeper Almost Suffocated When
Awakened in Blaze On El
dridpe Street.
Fire of unknown origin vrtilfch
ntarted about 2 o'clock this morning
In the drygoodn store of Max Wclner,
on the ground floor of No. 87
Hldrldge Street, gave the firemen a
hard fight with smoke In the two
upper floors nnd did X1B.000 worth of
damage. The fire wns In the celling
nnd It was necessary to cut away
most of the steel covering.
Synagogues occupy tho second and
third stories, both o! wWch wera
filled with smoke. On the third floor,
In Temple Both Knost, the firemen
found Philip Ben Haakalahla, twenty
one, an Algerian, who hod slept
through all the excitement Ho whs
almost suffocated when discovered.
WRANGLE LOSES TOWNS.
Take by Soviet I'orcea After Hard
KlKbtlns, Moscow Says.
U5NDON. Nov, 1. Several Important
towns' northeast and northwest of tho
Crimean Peninsula have been occupied
by the tiovlet Itusslan forces as a result
of hard fighting along the Illack flea
front. It Is announced In an official
statement from Moscow, dated Burulay,
Among the places occupied are I'cro
kop, Melitopol and Skadovsk.
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The Orchestra
of Stars
The best dance-musicians
from all over the country
' have been gathered together
into the new Pennsylvania
Dance Orchestra. You could
dance forever to their won
derful music you have never
heard its equal anywhere.
Hotel Peimsylvania
TEA DANCES SUPPER DANCES
HHidliBalihlgiBBbia
Lord & Taylor
38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street
Store Will Not Be Open Until 10.30 Tomorrow
v November Sale of Unusual
Values in Women's and Misses'
Fashionable Wraps
Distinguished models, adapted from our own Paris importations,"
richly fur-trimmed and. produced especially for this event.
PARIS has excelled herself this season in creating Wraps of the utmost taste and distinction, and
some of the most effective features in our own importations have been embodied in the collec-
t. t tlon WraPs. wc offer here. rl hey are made of fabrics tested in our own laboratory; trimired
with furs that have been rigidly inspected by our own experts; the linings are of selected silks; the
tailoring is irreproachable and the prices represent much less than the intrinsic value of these
Wraps.
Cashmere Bolivia Wraps
$85.00
Illustrated above is an adaptation of Drc
coll's "Centurion" model, with its circular
novelty cut; also of a Rence Coat, a becoming,
straight-line style both typical of the smart
Parisian touch. Cashmere Bolivia, luxurious
in texture, is enhanced by a huge collar of Mole
skin, Nutria or Australian Opossum. Full
range of the season's shades.
Four Hundred Coat Wraps in the
Bokhara and Bolivia
$75.00
Women acquainted with the rich weave
and yardage cost of Bokhara and Bolivia and
with the expensiveness of these lavish collars
of fur, will marvel at the values offered here.
Two of the group of models at this price are
illustrated above distinctively smart styles,
with collars ot Nutria or Australian Opossum.
Full range of the season's shades in the collection.
Collection. Nine Models. Four Illustrated
BROADWAY
.tAt Uth STRBET
METROPOLITAN CLOTHES for MEN
Tomorrow Election Day We Offer the
' Finest Collection of
M
en s Winter Overcoats
to be sseen in the City of clSlew York
JLTEAVY weight coats, big roomy ulsters,
belted coats, and buttonrthrough effects
everything on the style sheet, all at one price.
They are Saks coats, and all that our name
means in dependable workmanship and author
itative styling. They are coats that hold their
own against all competition they are coats of
upstanding quality from collar to hem such .,
as the man'of metropolitan lire and
habit will be proud to own.
As Annotrarft) by K
Dept. of Justice
'20,000 Pairs Men's Army Style,
Munson Last,
SHOES
now on Sale below
cost of manufacture.
$.00
Per
Pair
At the Following Shoe Stores Only:
Bender's, 245 Grand St.
Bloomberg's, 660 5th Are.
Clark's, 1567 Broadwav
Harry's, 141 Myrtle Ave.
Waukcase Shoe, 146 FlatbuthAve.
Kruchkow Bros., 4914 5th Ave.
Meade's, 104 Myrtle Ave.
Go to the Nearest One
Sale Now On.
Events for Election Day
in The Man's Shop
OPEN AFTER 14X30 A. M. ON ELECTION DAT
'Business Suits
$55-
Half silk lined, three-button models in
Oxford gray, blue and brown mixtures,' also
in cheviots nnd tweeds, Alpaca lined. Ex
cellently tailored more than exceptional at
the price.
IMPORTED
English Overcoats
Ulstbrs. BIfp-cna, Greeteetrts for ctrevt ef
motoring wow, in fleecy Scotch and Irish
woc4mofthnmNwsmthsHthciovwdt
type, Brtrwoo, Era8 and heather mixtarea.
Woven Madras
Shirts $2,85
WBLL-TAILOTtKB tMfflf f
woTa adna, la an cxmmIt mIso
tton of texy sulfas ta tests! cobra.
Imported Golf Hose
$2.50
MBOfOM ltM KnliA lJ-wofl Ootf
Hose, In plain er eoMiutiaKcolc4
tiipad cuffs M aaplool vaio.
Men's Soft Hats
Hats ( ba auRr? foft, ta smart
T Mai brotrn, Preach brown, ItaBaa
grata, Oxford mmd Boflteh mis rural.
Imported Tweed Caps
AU. mI tissaia Mi qafltod tflk Sa.
isai o a plaas top; in plain coif or strap
d4 band shapes. Oray, tan, grain sod
otttsf aolzturaa.
Exptvtt Elcmtort dtnet to
THE MAN'S SHOP
AT
Lord & Taylor
FIFTH AVENUE
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