The evening world. [volume], January 19, 1921, Wall Street Final Edition, Page 11, Image 11

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MARGARET S.
Mi WED MILLIONAIRE
E.
IConUnued Prom First Uage.)
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1(4 home of Charles U. Dillingham, the
theatrical manager, In White Plains,
I.Onfld there, -were only a few relatives
i&'iind friends ot the brido and groom
J tff present.
5 There U a romance attached, to the
' , wedding of Mr. Iitosaom and Mias
Socly. Itobert Altken, the sculptor,
jo was one ot Mr. Blossom's most Intl-
ul mato friends. lie had a (studio In tho
rid Arcado Uulldlnjr In Lincoln Square-
ttc One day Mr. UlosKom dropped In for
&4 a visit and there he found Mis Seoly
POilnc for Mr. Altken for what studio
S'ltalk call "The Clafwlq Head."
Mr. lilnsaom was Introduced to Allxs
Beely and It was not long before they
fjbecamo warmly attached to each
'"jjothor. , .
' After their uiurrl.tse Mr. and Mrs.
'juiossom lived for a while In a lodge
called "Out of Sight." about two mile
trom Nyack.
JP, Mr. Hlossom died about two ymis
!rfj)ngo. He was the author ot a number
'iot comic operas, written in collnliora
iMltlon with Victor Herbert, among them
tthe "I'rlnci'ss Pat," 'Alltcn," "Mile
Modiste," "The I'riuvi Donna," also
''"Cueckcra," "The Yankee Consul"
"FWr -Eichangc" and "All for the
OU BOIS INDICTED
ON GRAFT. CHARGE!
(Continued From First Page )
f!ce to-day was Leo Oamb.mlel!a, i
former policeman and now head of
the Manhattan Detective Agency
No. 2 JJtono Street.
Oambnrdella ald to an Bwnlng
World reporter that his agencv had
had charge of protecting the property
and employees ot certain printing
firms whoso workmen wero on strike,
but he stated that all motleys he had
received" for thlH work had been paid
by him to his own operatives He
said he knew nothing at all about
any payments being made to mem
bers of the Police Department.
Cant. Du Hobs wafl appointed to th
department Jan. 21, IS!.'., prunioteij to
Roundsman Nov. , 18, 131)2, to Lieu
tenant. Doc. 7, 19to, and to Captain,
May 4. 191? t'p.iu renclnng thf lat
ter grade he was assigned to the Pop
lar Street Station. Brooklyn, and on
Jan. I, I91J, was transferred to Ute
Wet.-tth' 8tr.et Btatkin, Manhattan
and on Oct. 3. 1919. to the West 100th
Street .Station und thence, on Jan. 1,
1920. io bis vrcaent post, the Atlnntlc
Avenue Station. Urooklyn.
COUNSEL FOR BAILEY ASKS FOR
IMMEDIATE TRIAL.
William J l'nllon, counsel for police
Cnpt. William A. Itailey, Indicted lat
week-In Special Proseetitor Charles 3.
Whitman's Investigation of city and
county affair, appealed to' Judge
Craln in Oencral .Session to-day for
iCn immediate U lal of Ivls crt-
In' twipers served on District Attor
ney Swann. Capt. Uallcy recites that
lie has been a police captain for kIx
vears and a member of the polite force
for more than 28 tears: that Tie Is
the support of W wife son. 1ich.-
and mollicr and tliat Justice demands
that he be given an opportunity nt
once for vindication. He ousts that
Ills ease go on the preferred calendar
Judge Crain reserved decision.
Onpt. Halley Is accused of accepting
$300 from the Fur Manufacturers'
Association for serviced given by the
police ihiring w ntrlkc.
An extensive shake-up in police
administration became effective to
day Police Commissioner Rnrlght late
last nlrfht MintdrftiaTi(1l Hw order
few the retirement of Onpt. Jit Hils.
whl"h w-onl have become effective
at midnight with o pension of
J2.000 a year The retirement of Capt
John 11. Hoyle Jr., however, became
effective
The other changes send Inspectut
Charles A Formosa from the old 1Mb
Inspection District in Urooklyn to the
Sth Inspection Dlstrl'-t. Ktatcn Island.
Inspector Thomas V WiNti inntn
ns a good friend of the Enrlght nd
ministration, was recalled from ritulcn
Island to the new 11th District. Ilrook-
r.iif. '
lyn; fnpctor IWrtwrfl JTHoywi w"
tmnnrvired friyo' "i vM tih In the
new nth Inspection District In Ittiiok
Ivn. and Acting IttspioWir William T
iHts v. h wnt fiiim the old Hth
UrooKI.Mi. to the II' aduiiai ti t Tivi
slon. Manhattan Davis is h futnrltf
of Kn it n lit . who first made htm a
Captain am! then an Acting Inspector
SIX NEW CAPTAINS
NAMED BY ENRIGHT
Polli e I'omoiHslnner Knnghf to
du appointed six new captains, seven
lleHltenanls and rlftntn ser'geanf. The
pnnnomins weref
Knmi Lieutenant to Capjflln
Michael Hlattery, Cornelius Carmody,
Mleliuel T. Ahirn, PhUlp Atier. Jumes
Wa!sh and John K. MrCliHth.
Srrennt to l.leuteiianl- William K.
Sinlivnn. Charlis llr'immeiliop, James
! Mrdiath. John Lenalmn, William
(' Mi Kit) . Pntrii k J. Noble and John
W I'rn.er
Patrolman to Sergeant -Tlwmnn V
Iturke. Palnrs Toidiey. Patrick J.
Murnane, Itobert I'i-sclborn. James H.
I. Wh
Thrrm J. TlfAinr. Wi
Xrimnn, KrVfertok & WeiM
Janies F. I.vrvch. CliHrl KaU fT
tVe J. Papp, Wllthim Keating, Jofo
It Hfinken, .loee'pb Warslmw and
Jacob Iv.v.
B.onn nr.covn hand
OVERCOATS
$ C Richer
M. COHEN
Mil 7th At. Or. iTUi
Opn n"'r
Hhlh
, Ther
mmunSPECIAL S1.ihhb
s Renewed
5 Phonographs 5
AT
RIDICULOUS PRICES
Taken in richting? for
Iti-mlnKtun I'hoilOKrnnn
durlnc the tiolldnjn
Vnrlonx lukr.
INSPECTION INVITED.
Remington Phonograph
CORPORATION
1664 Broadway. New York
K. Clarence Jones Is a banket und
broker, a horseman and sortNmnn,
and. Incidentally, many times a mlll-
(..-ionalrc. He Is the head of the bunk--jlng
firm of K. Cluience Joints Co ,
wjof No. GOo Fifth Avenue. Fot mam
-cnrs he has been identity with wmn
feeOf ,the greatest financial transactions
ibVhich have ofc'curred In Wall Sueet.
tiJUe Is a montber -of tho Block, I'.x- i
'"Change and Uic , Metropolitan, Law-,
'Vers. Liimlvs, Lnruhbiont' Y.aohl and
"Ardsley ClU'bs.
"yl la 1913 be' whs aued for breuch of
prom.se by t Mlqx Katheilni. Ctxlle
JJelden, who asked J'JC.OOO damages.
'fXhose who ivmcniber affairs of theat--KTical
folic will recall that In 1903 Mr
'iLjones gave a dinno; to Miss Ftlul
lllarry morn and ten guests in Luu.ion
ishich created a sensation I0r'ts Uv
IshncjiS. All the mco present, uctuid
'ijriS to dispatches of the time, re-
,T,ceivcd presents of gold chains, and the
,D,''omcI1 costly hand painted tuna,
lift "
J2',llrdln; nnMl nu lrrlltuBlinyaru'
Washington; a c. jn is.- kpi-
lj,.tor PrcltnghuV3i'n of New Jersey left
tvhere to-d.iy for St. Aucustlne, l"la .
where be will Join President-elect
ikjtardng and a party of friends who will
" Ko utoard the Scnutor' Jacht, the Vic
toria, for a crubie. Mrs lielingliiiyiwi
Is rcinaiuliiK lu lier Washington liuiur
rndte'a oiiiliiBllnn Confirmed.
ALBAKY, .-Jan. 19 The Sena'c t..
dav confirmed the nom'riatl.in of
Charles L. Cadle of flocjienter as Supei -"tiitendent
of PuI-Ik- Vorlt. n't.- i
tjtronc a'taek on
,,3. Walk' I I
Ote 1 on
Jiemoerrtl '
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Direct from Wholesaler to Consumer
Cost of production means absolutely nothing
in this sale. Every item in our tremendous
surplus stocks has been priced at figures that
have never been offered before. Take advan
tage of this opportunity that positively will not
be duplicated this season. You will get rugs at
prices below the cost of manufacture.
9x12 Aminsfpr
w.miiI. rful quality of All Wool. In beautiful 1
patterns. Regularly gold for 330
colors ii ml
und mo
9x12 Seamless Velvet
leading rug nulls.
Made I
Kegulur
v the country's
(ulne $52 50. . . .
9x12 Wilton Rugs
A wonder
fnnjxe .
9x12 Run
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A wonderful range of designs with aud without
fringe '
A hard weave Brussels, -made
for wear. The S
patterns are copies of the highest grade
N iltons and Axiniiiiters
S trailer Rugs at prices in proportion
AMERICAN CARPET CO.
6 and 8 East 30th Street
Open Monday Until 8 P. M.
Open Daily Until G P. M.
Brill Brothers
Thrift consists not so much of saving;
but of common sense in spending. Theodore Rooscv'elt.
The Prices Were Quoting in Our
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All Sales Final sjgj
Vo C. O. D. y
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iffi The Result's the Same L
rtM, because l'
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SOLD BY ALL
HKTAILKUS OK
UOOO MILK
IN' CANS
SHEFFIELD'S the Same
AND you may always be sure
of good cream sauces made
from Sheffield milk canned.
Sheffield comes to you as rich and
wholesome as good bottled milk.
Because it contains all the cream
of whole milk; a tall can will make
more than a quart of milk.
So Sheffield milk, canned, is a real
economy. Moreover, you will find
it one of the handiest good things
to keep in your pantry at all times.
It will keep for days in a cool place
after it is opened because it's
Sheffield quality all the time.
Sheffield Condensed Milk Co,, Inc.
New York City
Spell T-h-r-i-f-t in Emphatic Accents
And to the man who realizes that it's twice as easy to make, money by shrewd
investment as by hard labor, rthey will sound a call to action. The reductions arer
almost unprecedented: the' clothing is of our usual high quality. Study the figures
they tell the story.
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If you know how to
spend less than you
get you have the
philosopher 's stone.
Poor Richard's
Almanack'
Nor was that the only
good line tluit Hen
Franklin ever penned. An
other us "Wealth is not
Lis that has il but his that
enjoys it."
A dollar wisely spent I9 a
tource of solid satisfaction
as long as Ike purchase
lusts. And an investment
in fjood appearance is one
nliicli pays dividends six.
teen hours a dnv in the
k n o n I r d R c that jour
clothes fitly represent you.
Add to this the fact that
I lie world pays you what
it thinks you're worth and
il thinks you're worth just
about what YOU think
you're worth as expressed
liy your appearance. Then
you II see why to buy at
this sale is ''coraiqqn
sense in spending," or, at
Theodore llooscvelt said,
"true thrift."
$35, $40, $45
& $SO Suits
Keduced to . .
The Suits
$55, $6oy $65
$70 & $75 Suits
Reduced to
$S5 $QOt$Q5,$ioq
& up to $125 Suit's
Reduced to
$55
$35, $40, $45 &
$50 Overcoats
Reduced to
The Overcoats
$60, $65, $70, $75
& $So Overcoats
Reduced to
tS, $90, $95 &
$too Overcoats
Reduced to
Including thousands of
Kuppenheimer Overcoats & Suits
' $35$42$S5
Sale opens 8.30 A. M. tomorrow
279 Broadway
125th St., at "3d Ave.
Broadway at 49th Street
47 Cortlandt Street
44 East 1 4th Street
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