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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1920.
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CHANGE JURY PLANS
IN SMITH INQUIRY
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Tfrlwordlmry Body to Hear
. Chni'ffCH Made Before
. . Hii'shfield
followed Um Jnwa4 Iiy fornwr (Joy.
Ctafl H. Whitman that statmnta
rrude b:fo Hlnihfle-id Cy'Jseob" U aola
nwn, nlieslps that Whitman, nxtlnc as
District Attorney In th Writer case, had
assisted In the "framing" of Ilecker, be
nlflz-lnllv oAinlnil nml ollhtr nrOVCd Or
rrsular Grayd Jury r.iy under thctr-j WOUNDEt) COP DIESi
atllece with the common, everyday hero
Uh tit the I'ollce Department, "How
i t.. . ...i i m,r Miv (n tiavltHr as the
luMMiwon na4 been to have .Ukwn.i
Tltrlet Attorney' Keidlnand C, Morton
preaent (he matter to the May Clranfl
Jury, ami Jh subpoenas' u-lilck had been
fasued for Janiea McOlnley, chief clerk
In tho office of tfi. Commissioner of Ac-,
count; Corporation Counsel John I'.'
O'Brien, former City .Magistrate Fred
Oroehl and others have accordlnnly
been recalled nnd similar subpoena pre
pared Hrctlnir them to appear beforo
the Extraordinary Grand Jury.
"Tin examination of the whole matter
will tie conducted by the Attorney Gen
eral. I liad m coifrcac with Mr, Hand
tlila moraine anil cubpenaa have nl
ready been Issued In thlx matter for
next wreU. Mr. Stand ussured me that
tli investigation would proceed without
delay," said a otatermmt from Mr,
Hwnnn'a officii dictated to Assistant DIs.
trlct f.:ney Talley. i
Ctmnfii.'itf ct Accounts Hlrshfleld
Explained' his rontons tor asking that
Ih4 extraordinary Grand Jury take up
lh neonle of New York as a vindication
FIVE ARRESTS MADE
Wedding Invitations
ENGRAVED IN THE EXQOlStTE.STTiJ'
Stationery
FOR SOCIAL USAGE
FENS, TENCILS, DESK SETS, BLANK OQKS
, Fine Leather Goods
' OOLD MOUNTED AND PLAIN
of Mr. Smith. In view of tho fact that
tho Extraordinary Grand Jury, under the
mandato of the Governor, la lnvet'ct
In Mr. Smith's conduct In office and
that the Deputy Attorney-General ai
Flimed to this Grand Jury lute been fur
nished with a copy of all th testimony
talttn befwf ma and -tho Corporation
Counsel Involving Mr. Smith, It would
he more mlbfactory to all concerned to
let the Extraordinary Grand Jury In
vestigate the entir matttr."
The trial of Auaustut Drumm Porter,
Thrd Assistant Deputy Pollci Commis
sioner, wllj so on as scheduled Monday
mornlni.
guardlanrt of Its d' tho sentlneU
or Its nignt sucn ervni. "
heroes a Sergeant Fllzpatrlck," trnld
Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes when he
learned of tho officer's death. .
I
BUTLER MEDAL TO ITALIAN.
Archbishop Hayes Praises
Fitzpatrick for Brtvery. ,
Petectlve Sergeant John 13. KltzpatrlcW
died yesterday, his condition not per
mitting; him to Identify any of the men
who were arrested suascqucnt to his
snooting, whlcli resulted from hto at
tempt to arrest three automobile thlevts
In front of 55 West Flity-llftli ytrcet
Thursday nlsht.
Dennis Jtcynold.", 2C, of 120 West J
Forty-seventh street ami Salvador' llel-'
man, 20, of the s.tme address wcra ar
4lliifrovd. omroUatoiur illnhfleld alio
addressed a letter to Mr. Swann suBgest-
Jne that ta Extraordinary urana jury
Investigate the entire matter.
Eariy yesterday ro'ornliwr In a confer-
h.luin William llnml. HDfclal
Tho board of trustees of Cclu.-r.':!:
Vnlverslty announced ycsterniiy that the
Nicholas Murray IJutler gold medal for
tho "most distinguished contribution to
philosophy or 'to educational theory"
had bceu 'awarded to Senator Uetteitetto
Deputy Attorney General dlrectlnc the
Inquiry of the Extraordinary uranu
t ku.. YAl.'u .Hi. ftAnillf inn.
,TJ. CttrtorainiiTy Ortrid-Jory.-wliUli
lu UetA conOur'itii; sn lialry Into the
Rwtrict Attorney's MJI-e for some
nuitiu. und not tli- liny additional
jury IUIU .ll-n u ,..,
ni tii-hm inr.mrv Kwuim ll was de
cided that that body should undertake
the examination of the aUUlllonai evi
dence whk.1. Iia8 been collected by Mr,
HifKiifloid In his capacity an Mayor
Croce of Italy for the completion of his
Decoration Day Olncrronce.
Decoration Day will bo observed at
Ooncral. Uospltul No. 41, Fox Jims,
Statcn Inland, by eamea and' a vaude
ville performance, at which ?veral hun
dred Mounded soldiers will 1 the eue&ts
of the Illchmond County Chapter of ths
American Ited Cross. On of the feat
ures will be a S yard dash for disabled
men who use crutches
"Fllosofla sella spiruo" in liui.
Henry IJutgcrs Marshall, tho archl
lvu ihf Vlcholaa Murray Hut-
ESTABLISHED 1857
tiMnd 'Jury, tvIII tw charged tvllli
llylan'H Invertlcator. The Inquiry will
be handled as expeditiously as possible,
Mr. Hand apre-ed.
Althouga th nxraor4tery Grand
Jury will convene Tuesday, It Is not ex
pected the first witnesses before It In
the Smlth-Hirshfleld controverry will be
culled until Wednesday. The oilcinal
rested on suspicion of having bti-n Im
plicated In' th tliootlnic. After tho
death of the detective they were Tield
without ball. Tlire others were nr
rested, one 'of whom In out on JS.SOO
ball.
The tragic death of Sergeant Fitz
patrick In the performance of duty Is
CORLIES, MACY &. COMPANY, Inc. j
ler ilver medal for tho publication fi
1917 of a volume entitled "Sllnd und
Conduct," which presents In a cur.incrjr
form a philosophical point of view that
he has devclocd In previous volumes.
The medals will be presented at the
commencement exercises next month.
mi'WIgacion or liic marcm niann oy
ttnti'inn JfoM c,'wnmls:;ier of Ac
.oi;qj .'fcjiifle:u cineWilosj Assistant
DV'rt'f Attorney Month, -ft was an
uourjsed from lJiM'Ict AllonK-y Swnnn'
oiucc ywterd.'Iy. The ultoratlon In plan
ir.t invtsticatlon in bis letter to Mr. :
I OrTOVN STORE FACTORY DOWNTOWN STORE i
7 EAST TIf STREET, 441 PEARL STREET 20 JOHN STREET J
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6'wmin ai follow: I
Tl fcope you will pardon ma If I aux. I
Beat than an exoneration of Mr. Smith)
and an Indictment of other persons by a
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BONWIT TELLER. &CO.
&te (5pcaay (ShapQrtfutatiofia
flFTH AVENUE AT 3fi STREET
FOR MONDAY ONLY
An Exceptional Sale of
WOMEN'S GLOVES
. at Greatly Reduced Prices
Two-Clasp Silk Gloves
In all white or white with black stitch
ing. Formerly .85 & 1.00
French Glace Kid Gloves.
Two clasp gloves; in white only.
Formerly 2.25 & 2.50
W ashable Doeskin Gloves
Slip-on white doeskin, with elastic at
wrist. Formerly 3.75
.50,
1.85
3.00
Slip-on White Kid Gloves
Eiarritz kid gloves; Paris point stitched q
backs.. Formerly 4,50 o.iO
Very Special Values
SILK UNDERGARMENTS
Much Below Regular Prices
Crepe de Chine Chemises
Envelope model, regulation shoulders; q
lace or ribbon trim'd. Formerly 5.95 O.uO
Georgette Crepe Chemises
Empire and straight models, flowers -
and Ladyfair ribbon. Formerly 9.75 O.UU
- Women's Silk Nightgowns
Crepe de chine or georgette; tailored q -or
lace trimmed. Formerly 16.50 U.iu
Women's Satin Nightgowns
Fine quality satin, trimmed with ga- 1 0
loon lace and ribbon. Formerly 23.50 la.iD
- Special for Monday
SATIN PETTICOATS
Formerly 8.95 5.95
Deep flounce of shadow lace and chiffon.
WOMEN'S NEGLIGEES
and BREAKFAST COATS
Taffeta Silk Breakfast Coats
Self-ruchings around neck, down front, t . -
anden pockets. Formerly 18.50 14.50
Women 's Silk Negligees-
Pleated crepe de chine, slip coat of nn I
chiffon. , Formerly 39.00 Zv.QV
Purt Thread Silk
TUXEDQ SWEATERS
Formerly 48.00
38.50 -
Two distinct models for women one
a fancy striped weave in self color, the
oth.cr.ua a plain weave, with a fancy weave
tuxedo : front In all favored colorings'.
At Greatly Reduced Prices
REPLICAS of
PARIS HATS
10.00
Formerly
28.00 to 30.00
15.00
Formerly
35.00 to 48.00
Reproductions and adaptations
of original "Paris model hats from
the foremost French modistes,
representing the style successes
of the season.
MILLINERY DEPT 3d Floor
ii
' SEPARATE SKIRTS
In Silk orWool Fabrics
18.50
Formerly 23.50 to 35.00
'Silk Skirts of Queen Anne, Baron
ette and novelty crepe silks in fa
vored shadings. Wool Skirts in stripes,
checks, plaids, plain worsteds or
heather mixtures.
Special Sale of
. ONE. SKIN
FUR SCARFS
Much Below Reyular Prices
Stone Marten 39.50
Baum Marten 69.50
Fisher Scarfs 65.00
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
Scotch ,Molc Scarfs 29.50
Lucille Fax Scarfs. .39 JO
Lucilk Fox Scarfs , 59,50
Hudson Ban Sable' 'inn
, Dark Eastern Mink 0 skins). . .85.00
BONWIT TELLER.
&ke (Specialty &icfiQrtyinaUciu
FIFTH AVENUE AT 38 STREET
At Greatly Reduced Prices
TAILORED SUITS
NO C. O. D.-s RETURNS OR CREDITS
Women s Tailored Suits
7
Formerly 75.00 to 115.00
58,00 '
'Eton, plain tailored and belted; de
veloped in tricotine, serges, twills
and velour checks.
Women s Tailored Suits
Formerly 95.00 to 150.00
78.00
The season's most desirable suit mod
els, in navy blue and black twills,
covert and velour checks.
Tailored and Costume Suits I
Formerly 150.00 to 350.00
98.00 125.00 150.00
Paris models and reproductions in
tricotine, embroidered, stitched and
ribbon trimmed.
titntticr frocks and 6own$
The charm of simplicity, refinement and a
'subtle elegance characterizes these exquisite
Summer frocks. They are achieved in the usual,
unusual Bonwit Teller & Co. manner which
marks them apart from the everyday common
places. And they are very moderately ypr iced.
FROCKS of POMPADOUR CHIFFON
and GEORGETTE CREPE
65.00 79.50 98.50
Exquisite modes that have the fineness achieved
by delightful color harmonies and by a distinctive
treatment of silhouette and detail. Light and
dark tones in printed chiffons white, black, navy
blue, beige and gray in the Georgette crepe.
COTTON FROCKS EXCLUSIVE IN
DESIGN and TREATMENT '
32.50 to 75.00 ' '
An ensemble of these dainty, thin, cool Summer
affairs done in the private workrooms of this
shop in dotted Swiss, voile, coarse and handker
chief linen. They translate the mode in many
interesting versions.
EXQUISITE FRENCH HANDMADE
SUMMER FROCKS for WOMEN.
22.50 to 45.00
.
Delightful and refreshing fashion-phrasings are
revealed in these dainty frocks of voile, handker
chief linen, cotton crepe and marquisette. Many
engagingly simple types with demure decorative
notes of tucking, ruffling, braid, traceries, bead
embroidery and drawnwork.
FRENCH and BONWIT TELLER .
HANDMADE BLOUSES
I
7.00 to 95.00
Daintiness and restrained simplicity are. the
dominant characteristics of these blouses. Exe
cuted in voile, batiste, handkerchief linen, organ
tdie; cream', white and flesh nets. Many real'
lace trimmed.
TAILORED SHIRTSr WOMEN
5.00 to 35.00
Entirely new versions of the tailored mode, trans
lated in shirts of dimity, linen, pongee, white or
striped men's wear silk shirting, washable satin
or crepe de t chine, with many variations in
pleated and finely tucked effects.
Women's and Misses'
HAND LASTED
DRESS PUMPS
i 12.75
1 Formerly ' 18.50 & 20.00
Several styles in dark brown or
gray suede, dark brown or black
Russia calf with suede quarters ;
also all patent leather or black
kid. Hand turned soles, Louis
XVI. heels.
At Greatly Reduced Prices
CAPES and WRAPS
NO C. 0. p.'S RETURNS OR CREDITS
Women's Pleated Capes
Formerly 49.50 to 79,50
38.00
Typical Eonwit Teller & Co. versions
of the pleated cape; in serge, Poiret
twill or tricotine.
Women s Peachbloom Capes
Formerly 125.00
60.00
A distinctive model with large shirred
collar and surplice vest of material;
in attractive colorings.
ft
Women's Duvetyn Capes
Formerly 165.00
98.50
Finest quality duvetyn in navy, squir
rel and other of the season's fashion
able shades.
SILK EVE'G WRAPS
95.00
Formerly
110.00 iolioM
125.00
Formerly
155.00 to 195.00
New Summer models in taffeta or
satin, in simple or embroidered styles;
also in combination with metal lace.
To Close Out Monday
"BONTELL" CORSETS
Formerly 7.50 to 12.50
5.50
Specialty Featured Is The
' "B.ONTELL" CORSET STYLE A
Low top model, very straight and
long; of plain flesh Scotch ba
tiste. Sizes up to '33.
Also an assortment of other
"Eontell" Corsets in this season's
models and fabrics.
NOT ALL SIZES IN EACH
STYLE BUT COLLECTIVE
LY THERE ARE ALL SIZES.
Ip t JNO C. 0. D.'s NO CREDITS NO RETURNS ' '
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