The evening world. [volume], June 21, 1921, Baseball Final, Page 9, Image 9

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eefSaid to Confess Their
.'art. in 'Robbery Goods
Consigned to New York.
9,000 utile truck ToVb'.cj, bo-
Sln Now Jorsoy. trns frus-
,' early to-day by tho Newark
L after a chaao of more than a
jtWhllo the drivers of thi truck
i la a cafo nt liYcllnghuys-'n Avo
and Alplno Street eating and bo
entertained by two young men, a
I Baan drove off with the truck,
teres are said to have confessed
narrio, who Ind Ue pollco
r tbelr pant in the attempted
BILL WOULD FINE
WOMEN SMOKERS
IN WASHINGTON
Penalty $25 for First Offense and
100 for Each Cigaretle
Later.
WA8UINX3TON, Juno 21. Rep
resentative Paul B. Johnson ot
Mississippi has Introduced a bill
In Congress which would flno wo
men $20 for tho flrst tlmo they wero
caught smoking In a public plnco
and $100 per cigarette for each
subsequent offense. Tho samo
lines would apply to tho proprie
tors of publlo places.
Tho bill describes publlo places
as dining rooms, restaurants,
cafes, cafeterias, theatres, pass
enger elevators, street cars, pas
snngor coaches, depots, railway
waiting rooms, motors or othor
vehicles employed as commercial
carriers and "any othor publlo
place where two or maro persona
are gathered together."
UNTERMYER MEETS
DAUGHERTY TO-DAY
THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 21,
GIRLS WIN HONORS IN GRfcsCHAEFER WEDDING TO-DAY.
1921.
Lock wood Committee Counsel Will
Take Up Question of Build
ing Combines.
Saniuol Untormyer, counsel for tho
IiCglslatlvo Commlttoo Investigating
housing conditions In New York City,
who recently called on tho Depart
ment of Justlco to prosecute alleged
Natlon-wldo combines of building
materials manufacturers, Is sched
uled to confer with Attorney Ocncnil
Dauglicrty on the subject late to
day. This morning bo conferred with
State prosecutors from Duffulo re
garding alleged Illegal practices In
tho building trades brought out In
hearinr- held there lost week by tho
committee.
To-morrow ho will confer with
Slate Attorney Ornrral Newton.
I-ntln Scliolnrnhlp of Clnlcal Olnb
Uoe (o WaillelffU II or.
Tho Now York Clssloal Club an
nounced to-day tho results of Hie re
cent examinations for the Orcck ant)
tatln scholarships offered by tho club
lo xtiidonts of tlio Now York Cfty High
School.
Tho Urcck ncholarahlp was awarded to
Cutlmrlno Clutohell ot Wndlnlgh High
Roliool. with JUliel A. Flynn, nlio of
Wmltolgli, sccoiia. Tho Lwitln scholar
ship wns nwnrdcrt to Orrin Judd. of
Krnsmu Hall, with honorable men
tion of tho following competitors In thn
order named: Wtimrt atuCnrtliy of Mor
ris High: Herimnl Loman. of Hoys Hlff'.i!
Ilentrlcn Freeman, of Hunter College
HlTh; Aibrnham Klvnlwasscr of Morris
Hlirti: and loulsn llldgowny, of Hunter
College High.
Klllrd lijr Iron 11m.
An Iron . beam whloh was being;
hoisted to the "I." structure nt No.
3120 Jeromo Avenue nt 9.30 o'clock
thlH morning fell (seven feet, striking
Munnanvo Ucntllcj forty yearn old, of
177th Htroet and Jqlmson Avenue, tho
llronx, nnd Inslnnlli' killing him. '
Ceremony 'Will lie IPerforacil In
St. Ilartholomew's Church.
The marriage of Miss Edmea Elolso
Rchaefer to Paul Prylbll takes place
thlt afternoon In St. Hartholomow's
Church, tho l'cv. Dr. Lclghton 1'arks
officiating, ncslsled by the Hcv. Dr.
Arthur II. Judge. Afterward a rocon
tlnn will be held at the lllts-Carlton.
Miss Hchacfcr la a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Jay Bchaofor ot
Urncli Lawn, Larchmoat
Miss llarbara llnzol Guggenheim,
dnugliter of Mr. and Mrs. llenjamln
CIugKunhclm of No. 270 Tnrk ANe.nne,
Is to bo marrlod to-Uny to Slgniuiid
Mnrxlinll ICcmpner, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Adolph V. Keinpnor of No. 305 West
End Avenue.
Xeir I.nrr 1'lrin n Annonneeil.
The formation of tho law firm of
Anderson, Phillips & Moss, with offices
at No. 565 Fifth Avcnuo, was announced
today. The members are Harry O. An
derson, formerly a Kings County As
sistant District Attorney; Nathaniel
riilllips. President of the Lengun of
Foreign Horn Citizens, nnd Ixjuls J,
Mows.
M.tmck. an Ha way from PhUa
Mfc to Now York with & load eon
iA to tho Andrews Mills Company,
(M Sbarth AVenue, wan driven by
Gerbor of Oarlstadt, N. J., and
ban Tangling. Socaacas, N. J.,
are being held as witnesses. It
bien their bablt to stop at the
rin by Mrs. Amanda Krauss.
0 pollco wero notified a week ago
several young men had been ln
Oms auto-trucks halting at tho
a.'JVOn this tip Capt. Harris and
Bollcomcn have been watching
1 Htornobllo nearby for five days.
: might their vigilance was ra
ted. PL Harris saw tho two men en
tho cafe and a moment later
rved a stranger loop to the scat
drive off. Not until tho pollco
passed the truck and three shots
been ilrcd did tho driver stnp on
edge of the Newark meadows,
a gave his name as John J. Moo
No. 3 Highland Avenue, Newark,
after confessing, It Is s.ild, that
robbery had been planned for a
C implicated Otto Krauss, son of
cafo owner, and KroJ Sheridan,
1111 Hroad Street, Newark.
Ibert Uuckmuller of tho Andrews)
s Company appeared against the
e men when arraigned to-day on
gca of highway robbery.
120 West 42d St
DRUMS
All Kinds and All
Prices
Professional Trap
Outfits as Low as
$65
Terms of $1 .00 Weekly
PIANOS VTCTROLAS
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McGufcheiBrfs
VERY SPECIAL SALE
of Men's Pajamas
TODAY, TUESDAY, JUNE 21st,
we are placing on sale a complete
line of Pajamas for Men,
At $2.95 and $4.95 pair
These Pajamas are for the most part
of imported fabrics and include plain
colors, stripes and figures. Of excellent
workmanship and cut.
Btg.TradUart
Department for Men
33d Street Entrance
Just East of Fifth Avenue
mi lti mmm vim mi m if i m bihhi w w
il
June Sale
Summer Dress Cottons
Voiles, Tissues, Organdies, Homespuns,
Ginghams, Crepes, Shirtings, Imported
Novelties and White Fabrics.
At Specially Reduced Prices
Fifth Avenue 34th and 33d
New York Streets
Htf-TradaUa
Fur Storage
Absolute Protection at
moderate cost. Repair
ing at special rates
during the Summer;
James McCreery & Co.,
Telephone) Fitz Roy 3400
SON AVENUE - FIFTH
Street
NEW YORK
Thirty-fifth Street
"Specials9' for Wednesday
An Important OfferJog off
Women's Cottoo Frocks
will coosist off several groups remaioiimg from
special assortmemits
All off these Frocks are in seasonable, wanted models,
effffectively trimmed .
preseimtDmig reinmarkaLlbfle -v.Llu'fe'; at
'
$6o759 ZS 9.75, B2.7S, . US.
Also
Women's Cotton Skirts
smartly made, in the desirable ffabrics ffor Summer
and sports wear
"at $3o9 & 4o5 . '
(Third Floor, Madnson Avenue Section)
Misses9 Tailored Tweed Suits
(a limited niumber) representing" .the desirable
color tones off the present season
at the greatly reduced prices -off
$E6o5 & 25
Misses9 Tweed Coats
in smart mixtures, some tan, others gray; with silk
lining in yoke and sleeves
at the specially reduced price of
$llSo
irut reniaining assortments off Misses' Higher-cost
Otntergarments have also been marked at
considerable price reductions
(Misses' Suits and Coats, Second Floor)
Hroadway
Important Sales Wednesday
Girls' and Infants'
Apparel
every garment taken from our regular stock and marked at
prices that make their immediate disposal certain!
500 Girls9 Dainty Frocks
Regularly 5.5 -and 736
Reduced to 3.95
Sizes 6 to 16 years. Youthful one and two-piece models,
made of fine organdies, chambraya, and Japanese Crepes.
Some have pretty little square collars, others have demure
round collars, and still more arc prettily trimmed with wool
embroidery, tiny ruffles, or ribbons. Extraordinary Values!
, s
300 Girls' Plaid Skirts
Regularly 3.00 and 3.50
Reduced to 1.95
Sizes 6 to 14 years. Box and sidc-plcatcd models with bodice
attached, just what a girl needs for all around Summer wear
and camping. Smart plaid effecta in youthful colorings.
800 Misses' Middy
Blouses
Regularly 2.00 and 2.95
Reduced to 95c
Regulation "Middies", suitable for all outdoor sports.
Made of white Lonsdale jean, with self or colored collars
and cuffs. Many have embroidered emblems on sleeves.
Sizes 18 and 20. Second Floor
Infants' Apparel Reduced!
ALL SALES FINAL NOTHING SENT C. O. D.
400 Play
Aprons
Regularly 3.00
Reduced to 1.25
of tan cretonne
with colored nurs
ery pictures and
alphabet. Very
serviceable and
will launder beau
tifully .Sizes 2 to 6.
500 Children's Rompers
Regularly 3.00
Reduced to L29
Hand-smocked and finished with
white collars and belts. Sturdy
ch am bray, gingham, poplin and
dimity are the materials. Sizes 1
to 6 years.
300 Girls' Knit Union Suits (2 to 6 yrs.) Reduced to 50c
400 Girls' Nightgowns . . . Reduced to 95c
Fourth Floor
Children's Tailored Hats
Regularly 5.00 to 10.00
Reduced to 2.25
Smart little hats that any little girl
will just love to wear. Milan, leg
horn and bangkok straws, in navy
blue, white and black.
100 Children's Coats
Regularly 15.00 to 25.00
Reduced to 9.75
Just the right weight for Summer
and Fall evenings. Flared, belted
and dolman models, in pongee,
checks, basket weaves, serge and
covert. Navy, tan, rose, and
Copenhagen blue.
Sale of 1000 Imported Beaded Bags
nh In the very fashionable drawstring models
Special 12.50
Exquisitely beaded drawstring bags, only just received
from France. They are masterpieces in bead work
ing, every bead put in by hand, and blended as only
the most skilled bead workers of France know how.
The designs are in quaint looking geometrical effects,
and pretty flowered designs. Each bag silk lined,
and fitted with pocket, mirror and powder compart
ment. One of three styles pictured. Street Floor
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