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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1920.
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DIABOLICAL SCHEME
CHARGED IN DIYORCE
JW. dairy Schimmel Accuses
Husband of "Fiendish
Campaign" in Suit
HE NAMES CORESPONDENT
Wife Files Counterclaim for
Separation and Alimony,
Alleging Croelty.
Hurry Schimmel, who Is In tha cotton
waste bUlllMM at 286 Fifth avenue, has
jiigun a Supreme Court action for di
vorce against Alma Schlossbcrg Schim
mel, naming Jacob ("Jack") Marks, a
rellunt of 840 Hopklnaon avenue,
Brooklyn, as corespondent
Mrs. Schimmel and Marks have filed
affidavits denying tha charge. She has
filed a counterclaim for separation, al
leging that her husband treated her i
cruelly. In her pie for alimony she ;
HM that her husband receives over
1100.000 a year from his business and
owns at leaai tiuu.uvu i ifruperiy.
Justice McCook allowed her $160 a week
anil 11.501 for counsel fee.
Bcblrnmsl'i brother and detectives
raided Mrs. Schlmmol's room In the
Rptel I'ennsylvanta, on the nlfiht of
February 29 last and found Marks here.
Schimmel wns lit Boston at the time.
Marks says he was paying a social call
on Mr- Schlmmul, who used to work as
a bookkeeper In a shop where he was
Hnployed, He admits that she would
pick Mm up In her automobile after her
marriage and take him to his homa on
tier way to the Schimmel residence at
Qlen Covs and that he used to take her
out to lunch.
Frederick 8. Sheridan, formorly a
chauffeur for the Schimmel declares In
Ml affidavit that Marks and Mrs.
Schimmel occupied the limousine quite
often and that he recalls one night last
January, while Mr. Schimmel was In
Chicago, that she dismissed him at the
Hotel l'ennsylvanla shortly after Marks
had gone Into the hotel lobby. On an
other occasion she and Marks and an
other man went Into the Trinity Terrace
apartment, at Broadway and 162d
itreet, and remained there about an
tour.'
It appears from the records that the
Ichlmmels lived at hotels until he pur
tha?ed a homo at Qlen Cove. He says
the house cost him 16,000 and that he
Hid It later for 126.000. The furnish
ings coat about IIO.UOO. Mr. Schimmel
lomplalns that his wife was extravaKant,
but that he acceded to her demands be
cause she was younger than he. Instead
of earning $100,000 a year, he declares
bit net income In 19-0 to Aucuet 1 was
K0. He denies that he spends 125,000
a year on his living or that ho has
plav4d cards for high stakes, as his wife
alleged, losing as high ns $1,000 a night
His arrest lots was $72.
In her counterclaim for separation
Mrs. Schimmel declares that her hus
band lectured her continually upon the
weakness of the female sex. He had hie
brother Joseph art as her chaperon, "a
man wholly abhorrent to me," she says.
'o elevating thought did he voice. I
was compelled to listen to him and en
tertain. Mental misery and torture I
"I had the beat of everything." she
adds, 'which my husband hai alnce
taken from me. N'oiv U seems like a
iream."
In a lengthy affidavit Mr Shlmmel
iharacterlzes her husband's conduct In
lurh terms as "diabolical "amputgn" and
"fUndith scheme." She vers that he
had "th ur.brldled nerve" to ask her to
allow the divorce case to go by default
In return for $5,000. Schimmel says
this is nonsense.
HOSPITALS TO TAKE
CHILD SUFFERERS
New Treatment for Infantile
Paralysis Patients.
Radical changes In the city's plan of
treating 5O0 children sufferera from In
fantile paralysis go Into effoct Tuesday.
Paralytic children hitherto have been
treated three times a week In the clinics
of tire city hospitals. For euro and
treatment patients now will be admitted
to the hoapltala as resident patients,
thus abolishing the transportation sys
tem. These children, victims of the
epldemlo of 1916, In many Instances
have been prevented from attending
school becau.se of their affliction. Tho
sen pi in provides a publio school
teacher for each hospital, so that tho
Nfferera may be educated.
Perhaps the most radical, change In
th treatment of the poliomyelitis pa
tients Is the Introduction of surgical as
slitance Several of the most prom
inent surgeons of the city have volun
teered and where an operation Is ad
visable It will be performed, where the
consent of the parents Is obtained. I
The fact that many of the city hospi
tals are tunning below normal bed ca
pacity makes the reception of the sev
eral hundred cases possible, They can
be, cared for without Increasing the
tfsifs of the hospitals. The hospitals
ready to accept such patients Include
Bsllevue and Allied Hospitals, City,
Metropolitan. KInge County, Cumberland
toeet. Coney Island, Greenuolnt and
leaview.
Pbrsloal Director far Brooklyn Y.
Robert C. Cubbon, regional director of
Physical training for the Southern do
Petment of the Toung Men's Christian
Association, with headquartera at At
lanta, Ga., baa been appointed physical
director at the Central Branch, T. M.
c- A, in Brooklyn. Mr. Cubbon hag
"en a physical director' for over fifteen
yrs and acted as a director of ath-
y m the army during the war.
k show by est
rrer-in creasing trade, faav
mi by ewr easnrfor
stock astsl
$25.00.$1.00 Weekly
$50.00. $1.00 Weekly
$100.00.$2.00 Weekly
REOIT
. 1574 Broadway
DOORS ABOlS7-Sf
Aes-Ar m Book el"
Personal Shopping Service
WE'LL gave you an extra trip to town to
outfit the Juniors who are going back
to school, if you'll write us or telephone us
exactly what you want.
Telephone: Fitzroy 1900
Store Hours: 9 to 5.
Open All Day Next Saturday.
Lord & Taylor
38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street
We'll Do Your Shopping for You!
BUSY New York Women telephone us to
shop for them when they are unable to
come to the store for some needed article or
advertised sale that interests them.
Telephone: Fitzroy 1900
Effective Draperies of
New French Taffeta.
at Moderate Prices
TYPICALLY Parisian are these new taffeta hang
ings, with their bold use of color and their
exquisite soitness of texture. Who but a French
artist would dare to introduce a yellow stripe in a
mauve background, or to combine burnt orange, king
blue and magenta, with perfect confidence of his
success?
Yet these are the color combinations we find in these
draperies, and they are as strikingly beautiful as any we have
seeji.
Plain colors, to be used as a foil for the striped fabrics,
are made in soft, rich shades of gold, blue, rose, burnt orange
and magenta.
These lovely fabrics are now on display in our Drapery
Department, where they present a tempting array of colors to
charm the fancy of the prospective decorator.
They were ordered over a year ago at lower prices than are
now current. Thanks to this fact, we are able to offer them
today at very moderate prices. All are 50 inches wide.
Solid color yard $6.50
Striped yard $9.50
fifth Floor.
Announcing
Our Fall Opening and Display of
Finer American Rugs
IN preparing for.this great opening, we have exerted every
effort to secure an assortment of the better American rugs
such as will satisfy the requirements of all our customers.
Individual taste as well as the more general demand for su
perior quality will find its answer in thia comprehensive col
lection. The leading rug manufacturers of the country have combined their
efforts with ours to supply for our clientele an assemblage of rugs that repre
sents the Lord & Taylor quality of merchandise.
Beauty of design and coloring are tastefully combined, quite in keeping
with the wants of our customers. A significant proof of the completeness
and variety of our stock is the fact that most ofthe patterns found in these
rugs are carried in a wide range of sizes, from the small bed size or hearth rug
to the large room sizes. Thus you may have several rugs in one room, or in
two adjoining rooms, with no element of disharmony, an obvious advantage
in itself.
The Most-Wanted Sizes Are Given
Seamless Axminster,
Wool Wilton,
Royal Wilton,
9x12 feet
$88.50
$121.00 to $136.50
$145.00 to $164.00
8xio feet 6x9 feet
$78.25 $46.50
$110.00 to $129.50 $75.00
$133.00 to $149.25 $92.00
Anglo Persian, French Wilton, Royal Kashan
Kornak and Herati Rugs
Size 9x12 feet Size 8xio2 feet Size 6x9 feet
$180.00 to $195.00 $163.00 to $175.00 $110.00 to $119.00
Other sizes in the various grades carried in stock at proportionate prices
are 22x36, 27x54, 36x63 inches and 4x7, 10x13, iixis feet
Seamless Chenille Rugs
This superior type of rug stands easily in the foremost ranks of American
rugs today. Our. collection is a large and comprehensive one, so important
in our minds that it deserves special mention, which will follow at an early
date.
Season's leading colors in solid ground with darker border; all the most
desired sizes.
t fifth noor,:
Household Linens
of Fine Quality
Priced Exceedingly Low
EXTREMELY fortunate purchases, made many
months ago, enable us to offer these splendid
linens at prices lower thar to-day's import cost.
Pure Irish Linen Satin Damask
Table Cloths 2x2 yards $9.75
Table Cloths 2x2 yards $12.00
Napkins to match, dozen $11.75
Odd Lot of Table Cloths
"Heavy all linen Scotch damask of fine wearing
quality, 2x1 yards t $8.95
Irish Weft Damask
Table Cloths 67x68 inches each $4.95
Napkins, dozen $4.95
Fine Bed Linen
Sheets Pure Irish Linen pair $19.50, $23.50
Pillow Cases pair $4.50
Linen Huck Towels
Splendid wearing quality, just the right size.
Dozen $9.75
Staond floor.
Beautiful
Breakfast Coats ,
Less Than Former Wholesale Cost
Splendid model in two-toned Satin, with
revers, smartly trimmed with niching,
$12.75
Soft Brocaded Satin combined with Georg
ette Crepe, in pink, peach, American beauty,
orchid, and turquoise,
$25.00
Special Purchase of
Silk Petticoats
Taffetas and lustrous Satins in the new
Autumn shades, plain and changeable effects,
y $5.95
Remarkable values at this low
price for this quality,
jutui Wast
Clearance of Women's Booti
S.65
800 pairs of fine boots taken from our reg
luar stock. Several styles from which to
choose. All sizes in the lot but not in every
style.
tsttst floor.
Distinctive Paris Millinery
INDIVIDUALITY
may be expressed
more clearly and
charmingly through
the medium of a beau
tiful hat than through
any other single arti
cle of the smart
woman's costume.
What she seeks is
the hat that is refresh
ingly youthful yet
strikingly distinctive.
The originality may con
sist in a deft turn of the
brim or in a bold aloofness
from any sort of trimming
the particular form mat
ters not, if the originality
be unmistakable.
O
UR French
Room has made
a special
study of this type of
hat and we are now
able to display an ex
clusive group of these
individual models, in
cluding originals from
Paris, copies and adap
tations. The Maria Guy model
pictured here is representa
tive of this assortment.
The wide, flat brim with its
graceful sweep away from
the face, the soft crown, the
beautiful quality of hatter's
plush that is ail that the
casual observer sees.
But it is the infinite art
expended in the execution
that makes it the thor
oughly lovely hat It la.
J'oufth floor.
Philippine
Lingerie
Sample Line of Gowns and Envelope
Chemises in very fine quality Batiste, beau
tifully hand-embroidered; almost all of these
garments below wholesale cost.
$2.95 each
Silk Underwear
Night Gowns
$6.95
Crepe de Chine of excellent quality,
trimmed with fine laces, attractive models.
Bungalow Aprons
Unusually Good Values
$1.45 $1.75 $1.95
Plain and checked Ginghams, Chambrays
and Percales, out-of-tne-ordinary style
touches, pipings, belts, yokes, some slip-on
models.
taste! Wan
"Madam Irene" Corset
We recommend to your special attention a model
made of good quality pink broche, handsomely bro
caded with satin flowers. Made for the average
figures, it is well boned with the low bust, free nip and
elastic inserts in front. Dainty touches are the fine
lace and satin that trim the top.
Specially Priced $11.50 Tax 65c
JSecont floor,.
NEWS A LA MODE.
Sew Reynier Gloves
The latest Reynier importa
tions show appliques of
white kid in geometrical de
sign, forming -euff effects,
on colored gloves or black,
many of th em with attrac
tive eyelet designs.
Glove Section.
Egyptian Designs in
matching necklaces and
hat pins are among the
newest idea from Paris.
Jewelry Section.
Elephants from Parts
are another phase of the
present fad for Oriental
ideas, ornaments for one's
curio cabinet
Stationery Section.
OPENING OF THE NEW AUTUMN FABRICS
Tuesday marks the formal opening of "Fine Fabric" month. This means four weeks during which we
offer materials of superior qualityall the smart new weaves of the season at exceptionally low prices.
Imported and American-made Silks
Enchanting assortments of all the most desired weaves and colorings that promise to
be Fashion's favorites for the coming season. Modish Imported costumes developed in
Tinsel Brocades, Tinsel Chiffons, Duvetyns and Chiffon Velvets point to these as
leaders for Fall and Winter. These exclusive silks are now being shown by Lord &
Taylor in comprehensive assortments.
Colored
Georgette Crepe
$1.45 yard
Beautiful shades; 40 inches.
. Washable Satin
$1.68 yard
High lustre, all evening
colors; 36 inches wide.
Black
Dross Satin
$2.75 yard
Heavy quality and
lustre 36 inches wide.
high
Satin Sublime
$2.95 yard
Exquisite quality; 36 Inches
wide.
Colored
Crepe de Chine
$1.95 yard
Heavy quality; 40 Inches
wide, itreet and evening
shades,
Dress Satin
$1.95 yard
Chiffon finish, high lustre.
All Wool Fabrics
Importations from France and England,
together with the finest American weaves.
All Wool Velour
English
Costume Serge
$3.95 yard
Superior quality in
good durable men's
wear blue; 50 Inches
wide.
$4.75 yard
twenty-five of sea
son's most desired
shades in soft tones,
ponged and shrunk;
48 inches wide.
Fine Cotton Materials
Crepe Georgette yard $1.00
Silk and cotton mixture, charming printed
designs in colored grounds; 36 inches wide.
Chiffon Mull yard 85c
Lovely sheer silk and cotton mixture in fine
range of solid colors; 36 inches wide.
.around floor.,
.Second floor.
NEWS A LA MODE .
Paris Stationery
"Lea Pigeons," note-size, of
dove grey lined with pale
purple, for billets-doux;
single sheets and large ob
long envelopes of grey,
lined with Chinese blue, for
the woman of dashing chi
rography; Fousi-Yama
Japanese yellow paper, en
velopes in dragon design,
for the woman who delights
in the bizarre. (Stationery
Section.)
Flower Fans Paris
has sent us some charming
novelties in painted fans to
match the new shades in
evening gowns huge or
chids, roses and other floral
favorites, painted on gauze,
sticks of ivory with gilt
tracery. (Jewelry Section.)