The evening world. [volume], April 26, 1922, Final Edition, Image 5

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m ' THE EVENING WORLD, WE
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DNESD'AY, APRIL 26, 1922.
FRENCH VETERANS
OPEN BUSY DAY FOR
MISS POPE ENGAGED
TO REV. DR. CARTER,
MOTHER ANNOUNCES
MARSHAL JOFFRE
Reception at Armory First of
Four Marne Defender
Will Attend.
The Association of French Veterans
of the World War jravo a reception
and review to Joseph Jacques Ccsare
Joffro, Marshal of Franco and do
fender of the Marno, at the Seventh
Regiment Armory at 10.20 o'clock to
day. From tho sreetlns of bis former
comrades the Marshal went to a re
ception at the homo of Mrs. Wlllard
Straight at No. 1150 Fifth Avenue,
where he was greeted by the members
at the French American Union for
Open Air Sohools In France.
Among thoso who' escorted the
Marshal to his box in tho armory was
Alfred Lallemahd, seventy-flve years'
old. President of the French Brother
hood of the War of 1870.' He served
is a non-commissioned officer In the
Franco-Prussian, War, In which Mar
shal Joffre was a Lieutenant, and wore
three decorations on his breast.
Others in the escort were Felix Levy,
founder and President of the French
Maternal Society; Albert Blum, Pres
ident of the General Association of
Alsace-Lorraine Societies, of tho
United States; Theodore Seltzer,
Vice-President of the French Hospi
tal, and Paul Duron, President of
the French-American Banking Cor
poration. ' The Marshal was roundly cheered
by the crowd of more than a thousand
which had assembled at the armor.
There were several speeches and the
Marshal was presented with a great
cluster of roses.
Tho French leader was the guest of
friends at luncheon at the Union
Club and at 8.30 o'clock waa to re
view a parade of a provisional brigade
of the New York National Guard
from the balcony of the '.irtny and
Navy Club at No. 112 Central Park
I South, with Major Gen. Robert Lee
Bullard. U. 8. A.; Captain C. T.
Vogelsang, U. S. N.; Mayor Hylan,
and many representatives of the city
and State.
The club arranged the third recep
tion of tho day for "Papa" Joffre
after the parade, giving him Just
time to get to his hotel to go to
dinner at the home of Prof. William
Hilllgan Sloane, historian and Presi
dent of the American Academy of
Arts and Letters, at No. 10 West 8th
Street.
After the dinner, the fourth recep
.tion waa at the Forty-seventh Street
Theatre, which has been engaged by
Miss Anne. Morgan of the Committee
for Devastated France, for a gala
performance by the Russian Chauve
Sauria Company.
MI33 MIRIAM A. POPs.
She Is Minister's Daughter and
He Is Secretary of New York
.Bible Society.
Mrs. William BIgelow Pope of Ann
Arbor, Mich., announces the encage-
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Summer Modes
1 fr Stout Women
PS'pring and
Summer Modes 1
LINES of grace, augmented
by the latest of Pari
slenne creations, form the
keynote of LANE BRYANT'S
new Spring and Summer
modes. Each origination Is
fashioned In the inimitable
Lane Bryony manner, assur
ing the STOUT WOMAN of
the utmost In charm and at
tractiveness. Size Up to SS Butt
Chic Tailleurs 39.75 to ICS. 00
Smart Frocks 39.75 to 125.00
Coats & Wraps 39.75 to 165.00
New Skirts 8.95 to 29.50
Dainty Blouses 3.95 to 69.60
Footwear 10.00 to 15.00
Jjine f)vuav
it is
Braj coniUestlcka urflh cut
crystal priams. fair i$J0.
CONJOINED with
good taste you find
fair prices. And these
twain, at Ovington's
apply to more gifts than
you could ever expect
to'find. '
OVINGTON'S
Tfi QUI Shop ofFMhAnnua"
Fifth Avenua at 39th Street
ment . ir daughter. Miss Mlrtrtn
nliV I'ope. to Qr. Oort;o Wttllnm
Vuiim- or ttits city. Miss tipp Is the
mi'iEhtcr (if the late Itev 'A'llllntn
IlKelow Top;, and no hei mother's
mI tin Is itslntcd to Bishop McCabe.
Shn was graduated from a Westttn
college itnd later did graduate work
at Cilifrabla University.
Dr. Cnriei' has degrees from Wes
.loynii, Yale and New York Universi
ties, and. held a fellowship nt Oxford.
He Is a mcmbor of Beta Thcta PI
fratortilty and of the Old Colony and
University Clubs For several years'
he was acting pastor of Grace Re
formed Church In Brooklyn, and for
fifteen years has been (ienera) Sec
retary of tho New York Bible Society.
BROKER REARRESTED
ON BUCKETING CHARGE
David 11. Iiandfll Held Vav Op
rratlons In Ilochenter,
David B. Randell, broker, now out on
3.300 ball charged with "buckettlnr."
was arrested last- night on a Rochester
warrant charging similar operations In
that city.
Ilandell waa arrested here last month
on complaint of Alfred A. Herman, No.
250 West 88th Street, who charged mis
appropriation of 88,800. Ilandell then
opened two offices In Rochester under
the firm name of ilandell, Slmon-j &
Trinkler. Henry Brown, a farmer of
Bloomfletd, N. J., chartftd he lost
$16,000 In bonds to the Arm. The other
partners are out on $1,000 ball each.
HIS SPECIALTY ,
STEALING COATS
FROM RAILWAYS
lias Served Twenty-Three
Years for, This and Gets
Four Years More.
LONDON, April s.
William Whitman has spent
twenty, threo years In prison and
has Just been sentenced to an
other four years alt for stealing
coats. If he were well-to-do ho
mlRht bo termod a kleptomaniac,
not responsible for his acts, but
as he is Just a very ordinary sort
of carpenter he grocs to Jail every
time ho Is caught.
He beg-on stealing coats in 1882,
and says he cannot help taking
thenv This last t!ms ha stole
two mackintoshes from the store
of tho Metropolitan Railway Com
pany. Almost Invariably' It Is
, from a railway company that he .
takes tho coats. Ordinary coats
present a temptation, but those?
owned by railway companies seem
to possess an ' Irresistible attrac
tion for him.
NURSD ntCVO M OBM THIEF.
Charted with having stolen a diamond
ring worth 8800 from David Lamont of
No. S:0Weat 8M Street, about Christ
mas time. 1818. MUs Elizabeth C. Kelly,
a nurse, thirty-seven yew's old, wits
held yesterday by Magistrate Levlno
in the West Side Court In 88.000 ball
for examination to-morrow morning.
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Special for tomorrow (Thursday)
Misses9 Hand-tailored Suits
off the finer type
w3M present exceptloiniaflfly good value at
$62o(0) '
Some of these Suits, made to sell at a much higher price,
are costume models (consisting of frock with coat-or cape
en suite); others are coat-and-skirt models.
(Second Floor)
A Special Offering- Thursday
nericcdsoremost Specialists
. QPPENHE1M.0LUNS &Q
34th Street New York
Women' 8 and Misses'
Coats and Capes
In the Season's Newest Modes
Much Below Regular Value
45.00
Graceful wrap-like Coats 'with wide
French sleeves, developed of soft,
rich fabrics, Tricotine and Twill.
Handsome Capes of Silk and Cloth.
Women' 8 .Coat Dept. 2nd Floor
COOPER HEWITT NURSE
IS ARRESTED HERE
Kellr, AVlio Snr.l Wlil.-vr In
I'arla, Accutn! Ir llankrr of Theft.
"Was Rltiabeth Kelly, who. iuirsM
I'tter Cooper Hewitt during his last 111 -new
In Parts, and later created a sen
sation by tiriiiKlnr suit there against
Mrs. Hewitt for alleged defamation of
character. Is under 85,000 ball hero to
day on a charre of havlnr' atnlnn an
8800 diamond ring from the home of
David D. Lamont, banker. No. ISO West
82d Btrcet. while cmployod thcro as a
nurse in 1915.
Miss Kelly returned to Now Tork r
cently to have the body of her mother,
who died four weeks ago, taken to
Canada, and waa arrested lit an under
taking establishment yesterday. She
nntv Ilvrs nt No. 350 West tCtli Street.
3ho la, alivced to have pawned th
ring Htnl turned tho ticket over to a
nomun for a loan. Mr. L.ninont recov
ered the ring, Detective Kartey. who
arrested Miss Kelly, said she declared It
was a "frame-up."
TltVST 8.VTV1TIOJV SOMKTIMGS.
ST. LOVIS. April 28 Woman's In
tuition la guesswork, F. K. Fehlman,
President of the New Tork Advartlslng
Club,
here.
told tho Chamber of Commerce
Ite sold it falls half the time.
ANTZEN Quality SH0E:
FOR WOMEN embrace every whim of footwear
fashion, in which distinctiveness is fully expressed. Ourl
untqe showing is submitted for the approval of womeaj
who demand and irppredate the finer points in which
our footwear excels. ' j
"A good foot-rule for YOU west the Jantsen Shoe,?'
,Uk far Onr " "Th Aaoae t th t!lf T"
nu BKAPfuiiiin uvk oti.v bvuus
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SIXTH AVE. Near
CotUm BMlmakrrs
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FIFTH AVENUE
Charge Purchases will appear on Bills tendered June 1st
James McCneery & Go.
34TH STREET
A Clearance Sale of
in Japanese legends Rock Crysttl It
the emblem of the perfected toul of man.
The Buddhists believe that after the
cremation of taints or holy men tiny
gem-like pellett, apparently of pure
crystal, are found in their allies. These,
they believc are their catfoff toult a
proof that they have attained a per
fected itate. In Buddhist temples ,
and in the homes of taintly Buddhitta '
these tiny soul-jewels are encased in
caikets cut from ice-clear crysta, and
are greatly venerated.
By the way, we are displaying a daz
zling array of wedding pifts of Rock
Crystal, a shining example of which is
a large, beautifully cut vate, priced at
23.50.
Mendel .
Trunks
Famous for their quality
Greatly Reduced!
.Thete Mendel Trunks are built for
durabiiity and good appearance of only
quality materials. This sale affords tho
opportunity to buy your summer trunk,
souud in construction, at an amazingly
low price.
Full-size Wardrobe Trunk, black
fibre covering, black fibre binding, fancy
figured doth lining; 4 drawers, locking
adjustable clothes retainer, shoe pock
ets, spring lock and draw bolts.
formerly 32.00, 21.00
Full-size Wardrobe Trunk, reipforced.
lift top construction, covering of blue,
binding maroon; 5 drawers, laundry bag,
thoe pockets, locking bar.
formerly 50.00, 39.50
Full-size Wardrobe Trunk, equipped
with draw locking device, electric iron
attachment, twin-lever lock, black fin
ished fibre covering and blue water
grained fabric leather lining.
formerly 87.50, 57.00
Black fibre covered full size Wardrobe
Trunk, black fibre binding, fancy cre
tonne lining; 4 drawers, top drawer sub
divided, bottom has hat form. Shoe
pockets, locking adjustable clothes re
tainer, snap spring and draw bolts. 27.50
formerly 45.00
(Fifth Floor)
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Master-Made
FURNITURE
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Every Item Advertised is.
Reduced 50 or More;
r - It so rare an occurrence to be able to secure furniture of.
"master-made" construction and quality at Half Price that those
who have thought at all of purchasing furniture at some future time
should not miss this unusual chance to buy. Complete suites as
well as separate pieces arc yicludcd in this clearance. For Im
mediate Delivery Only.
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250 Dining Room Chairs, were 18.00 For Clearance 6.75-
Dining Room, Suites
() 695.00 Ten-piece Dining Roorrj Suie, combination Walnut. .".337.50
(j) 184.00 Six-piece Mahcgany Breakfast Room Suites, Buffet,
Extension Drop Leaf Table and four Chairs. 87.50-
() 437.50 Tcn-piccc Dining Room Suite, combination Walnut. .195.00
() 875.00 Tcn-piecc Walnut Dining Robm Suite, Italian model. 437.50
Chamber Suites
(r) 595.00. Four-piece Mahogany Chamber Suite . .287.50
(3) 168.00 Four-piece Walnut Chamber Suites 84.00
(2) 395.00 Four-piece Walnut Chamber Suites 197.50
. () 1670.00 Ten-piece Walnut Chamber Suite 795.00
(2) 225.00 Four-piece Chamber Suites, combination Walnut.' . . . 112.50
() 242.50 Four-piece 'Ivory Enameled Chamber Suite, ha'nd
decorated. 120.00
(x) 275.00 Four-piece Chamber Suite, combination Walnut. . . .137.50
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Library Suites
() 675.00 Three-piece VelourLibrary Suite J ... .295.00
() 875.GO Three-piece Mohair Library Suite 375.00
(r), 325.00 Three-piece Library Suite, combination Tapestry and
Vclour. 162.50
Separate Pieces
(id) 49.50 Davenport Tables, com
bination Walnut. 19.50
24) 15.00 Mahogany step-over Chair
Tables. 5.00
(j) 34-5 Mahogany Music Cabi
nets. 16.50
(1) 135.00 Buffet, combination Wal
nut. 59.50
(2) 84.00 Mahogany Toilet
Tables. 35.00
() 39-5 Mahogany Bed 19.75
(p) 49.50 Davenport Tables, Ma
hogany. 19.50
(10) 24-50 Golden Oak Tea
Wagons. 12.00
(6) 23.00 Mahogany End Tables..l0.00
(j) 45.00 Mahogany Fern Stands. 22.50
() 49.00 Mahogany Library
Table. 24.50
()39-5oMahoganyTca Wagons. 19.75
(d) 39.50 Walnut Tea Wagons. 19.75
(3) 49-5 Mahogany Decorated Dav
enport Tables. 24.75
(j) 30.00 Mahogany Fern Stands. 15.00
(2) n8'.oo Mahogany Bookcases. 57.50
(55) 18.00 Mahogany Windsor Chairs
each, 9.09
Mahogany
and Rockers.
(J) 49.50
lablcs.
(12)
Tables.
Gate Leg
24.59
Gate Let?
18.56
Gato Le;
22.51
Gate Lee
24.7S
Gato Le;
29J
Davenport
35.09
(18) 15.00 Mahogany nd Tables. 7.59
(d) 29.50 Mahogany and Cane
Rockers, Vclour Seats. t 19.69
(4) 30.00 Mahogany End Tables. 13.59
(7) 32-50 Four-post Beds....... 16.09
0) 39'5 Four-post Beds. ,V. . .19.59
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(5)
Tables,
(5)
Tables,
(4)
Tables,
37.00 Mahogany
45.00 Mahogany
49.50 Mahogany
59.50 Mahogany
92.00" Walnut
In addition to the items advertised there are
other sets and 'separate pieces some reduced more
than jo and some less than 50, . v ,
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