The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1913, Page 6

ADU RR i ie at MOR fine Woutn BILL TO PERMIT POOLING. 1) NEW YORK WOMAN WHO |MARQUARD GETS BACK HIS STOLEN | BELONGINGS. Hepecsontative Levy tntreanece WOULD LEAVE AUSBAND RE TO STAY, >) SMD YOUNG GAYAN Rigen Times Has Husband! <MiGying trip to Italy to bring back hie TO MUSICAL SPOUSE Brought Operatically Inclined re to Happy Home. hate the third time since their mar- @ Yew years ngo. Rafael O. Gal- of New York returned to-day from jy ambitious wife, who was de-) file authority by going to Milan y for grand opera. The affec- eet diametrically-opponed-on- young couple arrived to- on the steamer Rotterdam of the Ameria ling, and no sooner Mra, Galvan set her foot on the oon. , firmly announced the young “thie time you are here to hall gee,” Feplied Mrs, Galvan <4 onigmatical smile, as they made jay to the customs «Micers. a earned that Mrs. Galvan, who ‘Mise Lulah Force of Detroit, Mich., te & beautiful edprano voice and for fete bas been encouraged by friends @e4by prominent musicians to study operatic stage. Her husband, TO STUDY SINGING. om | j | Keene CUNARDER BRINGS 1,371 AUSTRIAN FARMERS, | co Proportion of Children Was Great and Nearly Every Family Will Settle in Micdle West. With the arrival here to-day of the Stenmship Carpathia of the Cunard Wine, from Aus! and Italy, there came 1,471 farmers and their families, all from Austria and Hungary and all agriculs ; |turiste by heritage and experience. An| 4 ff 5, at Pt § iff wed thet Stewart worked Joby lesa than Ave minutes Stewart and then came the eee at which Judge FOYE FREED OF PERJURY. “Honest Mistake,” Says Dis- PifrictAitorney in Recom- Re Ninth thi called to the Attention of ms Dis- ‘ttorney. ours n and McCourt ro- eaeh ot! clagaly. Mr. MeCourt faa thas he woe ne who addressed EEE IRISH TO CELEBRATE. Qoetld Society Odnerves Ite Thirty- Gtth Birthday Te-Nisht, On Gt. John's Eve, 181%, the Gaelic - Ireland. In Farley, and nearly every lead- the clty, The thirty- @aniversary of the Syciaty will be | ® concert of Trish bis — ee _ 91,2dD 209 12 Geld From Nome. TTLE, Wash, June 2.—A million im gold, the first shipment from x Alaska, this year, was Po cevhtin unusual proportion of the third class fmmigrants who came over to-day were Children, these being 170 of these, while ome of the families numbered a dosen members. Nearly every family is bound | for the West, where@®e heads of the| famdiles will take up farming and bde- come American citizens. With His “Actress Wife, Baseball Pitcher Identifies Goods Taken by Elevator Man. ° Rube Marquard, the baseball pitcher, and his wife, Blossom Seeley, a vaute- ville actress, appeared before Judge Fos- ter im General Sessions to-day to ide tify property stolen from their home No. 649 Riverside Drive June 7. Wil fam ‘H. Keene, a negro elevator man, pleaded guilty to the theft of > arquard's of tity of stuff which te took from ine other tenants of the apartment. The baseball pitcher was much dis } turbed because, though he recovered hin wearing = apparel, the negro “ee remember” what had become Iverware, Marquard was sure, that his spoons and forks had H ited, and was inclined to bitter Janguage on the subject. | But when Judge Foster had sentenced Kimipa Reformatory for an indefinite, period, Marquard gathered the reporters about him and sald: “Am to baseball I desire to say this: I shall not attempt to pitoh nineteen auccessive winning games this year. The jar ago when I accomplished was (oo great. It. nearly pedo boat destroyer Aylwin failed to- day for the second time in her official tullders' acceptance triais, Her contraet Fequirement is 29% knots, but her beat |mite in twenty-four euns over the mile| oe x to-duy was made at the rate ot} knots an hour, Measere in the House. WASHINGTON, June 23.—Representa- tive Levy of New York put in a bill toxiay to permit the Interstate Com- mérce Commigajon, in itn discretion, to authorize combinations of contracts be- tween ratiroads, even though in viola- tion of the Sherman anti-trust law, if that conskleration were outweighed by ofits to Virtually it would permit pooling. Home Treatment for Epilepsy or Fits Pee Fil “ aif aH Women Avold Polsons! easity. Non: germicide er. week “te tor 5 wag tn by ir i 3 bh x if i | ‘j al wi if fie He Ft bs | f 23) Ff | We Give Surety Sbapoat Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise ONE New a Shopping Center Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Tuesday Will See the Continuation of Some of the Biggest Sales of the Summer Season at O'Neill's The Half Yearly “Burt” Shoes for Women Ties in all Pumps, Oxfords and and leathers." Well known Some of the Most Artistic as 99.50 to 04. At $2.65 Pair O'Neil Malm Mtere—tecond Floor, Sale of the wi peda styles 00 ahi At Our Annual June Sale ot Summertime Toilet Articles All She Kel Known aceussotion of the summer Cut Prices U'Neld Mala Stere—Street Fleer. Well as the Least Expensive ‘Porch and Lawn Furniture Is - Rustic Cedar Furniture A Mey of ips an HINES White House Rustic Cedar Lawn Settee, $6.00 Juet Mike the iMlustration, It ts 46 20 Inches dee ish from seat, 's forests; very subs stantially constructed; retains the original bark and is true to its call- mg, “Rustic;” will wear a lifetime. Sanitary, cool, clean and Mine 18536 In, Meguleriy 30, at. hee OD g., Kes. 64.50 29c .. $3.00 ‘he H eet long and 33 |) Rise BTx56 in. Reaylariy Tie. at, Sine 8310 trate Mea. 84,50, at, Rustic Colst Lawn Cano Settee. $40.00 Exactly “ike the crewing. This whieh ‘protects oF High canopy %op from aun the ocoupants ods ted. c ee sity dignited addition to the Mane" urnial pens most fortunately that we found a big stock secki special items will pe Bao the savings. a soning (5 Meme sercnnee Rustic Cedar Flower Tub $3.50 Just like illus. frauen, ‘he ba ™. e s i urdy coder Poste; boop le f Well bra the tub. 2" Ine nen deep and 16 inehes in a esi Artis: tieally jesigned Nt bound. Reed Rockers, Special! High back reed arm Foekere, ular Brite. je $3.60; Teste price, Tag oq reg be rice 8 ire acta price. rice tat 10; Mapeslal’ prog beck] tar prion Soa pop) ® eke porch rocker; eurient ne Pa ru Bay Teateged a dignified and confi: dential arrangement for payment at intervals, Only Once in Se Bargains The Famous Prairie Grass Rugs actical, they are the most popular and fastest selling grass rugs on the market—remarkable valu ues at hae raarilee Ais Pe mee ii Roan, co Reanuleriy 8 Mae tte sg Meg. OM.75. at. S8c | ies $4.80 fer. Savas es. $1.95 Sri foots $8.50 » 11.80, at., 98c "$5.95 1400 Pairs of Lace Curtains. $1.50 Regular values €2.25 to each style. Remnants of Curtain Materiale—Half useful lenge of madres, ecrim, cre it tonne seen Vogl cule 50 to 50 for the piece $4.00 pair. Price $1.50 because perfect, 92.95 there are only a few pairs of Nottingham and Cable Net Curtains in very handsome designs, only one to four pairs of each pattern and some are unnoticeably im- to $4.00 values; at, palr, $1.50 Broadway at 34th Street For tomorrow, June 24th we have arranged . The most important Sale of Women’s Summer Dresses ever held by Saks & Company Consisting of an extremely liberal collection of the smartest Summer dresses, introducing a profusion of dis- tinctive ideas in styles and fabrics and colorings that are the last-minute con- tributions to Summer modes. The range of sizes at every price is most complete, and the prices themselves constitute a new chapter in values. Dresses, of pompadour voile, e sttip-. ed voile an Hie t ground dimsity, 5.00 Regularly $10 .00 spectal Dresses, made of lace striped “ine ity, with embroidered dots, striped tissue voile and striped Madras, Regularly $12.50 special at Drveetes made of pompadour cot- , Cubist pattern voile and elec and striped ratine. Regularly $20.00 8 at Dresses, made of white imported cotton crepe, butter colored voiles, striped crepe, lingerie and white batiste. Regularly $29.50 special at Dresses, made of white allover em- broidered net, krakle lace, filet lace, embroidered batiste and lingerie. Regularly 889.50 special at Registered Mark June Clearance Sale Suits, Dresses, Waists At Greatly Reduced Prices Mornin, Dresses—s4.75, 7.50, 9.50, Gas here $7.50, 12.50, 15.00, poi ina eo B— $7.50, 9.00, 13: $12.50, 15.00, 18.00. Lingscie Ds houielee $8.50, 10.50, 12.50... ARH $12.50, 15.00, 18.00. a Pi cen aie pry 22.50. Reduced from. ....§22.50, 28.00, 32.50. ee Paite~a10 my 12. 50, 15,00. $12.50, 16.50, 22.50. uulity Conte 50, 15,00, 18.00. $18.00, 22.50, 28.00, wa ee Pique Skirte—$4.75, 5.85, 7.00, Voile Lace-trimmed Waists—$2.00, 2,50,. 3. a Lingerie Waists—$3.50, 4.50, 7.50. Linen Tennis Waiste—§2.50, 3.50, 4.50. ‘Wash Silk Waists—g3.65, 4.50, 6.50. James McCutcheon & Co., 5th Avenue, 33d & 34th Streets WY, 0 fed eae) ee ed SS) SS ee re Saree NE AAMC eUel RAND RA JIE FRU ee > FURNITURE yon, prery feng sng wang dal Our Terms Apply to New York. New Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut ss to a Week Delivers $0 Worth of Farethare to Your Home Lord & Tay lor 4M Posaded 1826 5 84. | The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Attractive Showing ) Latest Styles in Parasols Taffeta Silk Parasols Plain colors, and plain wet sil 51.95 “ combina! Plain Taffeta Silk Porevlt obi wai In the popular shades; combination effects; aleo plain import- ed pongee parasols. dinperee fs dirt “odor Parasols ex-| $7.50 All oat Ager or x le and colors, plain “4s siaies ' 195 Spectal Order Dept. will make Gowns and Taslored Suits to Order exact copies and many original models For. Morning and Afternoon Wear at $65.00 Linens, Batiste, Cotton Crepe and Crepon at $45.00 & $55.00 Late Importation of Lingerie Gowns 5 in Batiste and Embroidered Net. $49.50, $59.50, $65.00 8 upward A THREE DAY VACATION SALE’ of SMITH GRAY ‘ ‘26, 922, 120 op 17% SUMMER SUITS arapaeaee has taught t many of our. pae peti refuse to crowd all their vacation planning into last minute. For par eed 4 ber ecia t su ve been. af for the next 3 days to $17.50. @AII fresh stock, unmatched in New Yor City. Cichies Surrenar Sultsien a wide ranes o¢ gathers and falriae from regular stock—$18 to $45. Of a type sold in other stores for ten. dollars more. In To-Day’s World a Before Planning Your Vacation’ { large list of places from which to make. suitable selection.