The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1913, Page 5

‘MASIN CT SO Hi HOLDAY TO HELP + TWO BL NON ‘an the ender i Except Two it Expected to Be in Line 1 on Free Sugar. tn eRioeist From 2 Stall Conrempondent of The Breuing World.) "WASHINGTON, D. C., June %.—Under ‘@weltering weather conditions the Demo- | #400. eratic majority of the Genate continued _-| @e-Gay their secret caucus deliberations on the tariff bill. It will require nearly | PT! @ week to finish up all sections of the a ‘Underwood vill before reporting to the {@emate in final form. The tentative wohedule is as follows: July 2—Caucus will probably finish @orsideration. July 3—Adjournmont over the Fourth July, July T—Bill in the Senate for open Bedate. Aug. 1—Debate still proceeding. Aug. 15 to Sept. 1-Bill to be passed. on cl and final passage of the dill form by both houses some time vray ‘Although six Democratic Senators ‘yoted in caucus against free sugar and ree wool, there i@ no assurance that they will stand out on the final vote, If ‘they did It would mean defeat because the Democratic majority in the @enate fa only six, and an alliance between them and the Republicans would put | der @n end to these two free items. But swhether the disaffected Democrats will Mgbt to the last ditch Is @ question that s@ven they themselves cannot new an- ewer. ALL BUT TWO EXPECTED TO FALL IN LINE ON SUGAR. The indications are that with the ex- @ertion of the two Louisiana Senators, Ranade!l and Thornton, the others will “e@omtent themselves with protest in cau- ous and eventually support free sugar on the decisive vote. As to wool, there fs more doubt. Many Democrats are privately in favor cf some form of duty on wool, and not until near the end will the fate of this schedule be accurately known, Five Democratic Senators voted fn caucus against both free sugar and free wool, They were Ranedell and Tacrnton of Loulsiana, Newlands of Nevada, Shafroth of Colorado, Walsh ? of Montana. ‘They were joined on the sugar vote| *P! by Hitchoock of Nebraska, who ewung to the other side on the wool question and yoted with his party. His place in votiig against freo wool was taken by Chamberlain of Oregon, @o that in each ease six opposition votes were recorded. * President Wilson hag cut short his ‘Wash! cal | Sela in $600 ball for examination on $150,000 LARCENY CASE DISMISSED E BY COURT. Drain TH Thinks —Litho- ; Process Has hee Merit. ! At ‘the recommeséstion of District- Attorney Whitman, Judge Mulqueen, in General erand the United States Lithographing Com- @any. Clark A, Qfiler, tadicted with Dlotley, killed timesif lems then six) months ago, ‘Motley an and Miller were indicted early Attorney's Bn Mee drought back to America, were released on ball at charged that Motley an@ Miler tnteranted the Uthographi q company in handle the “ha on pasa indlottment the "District-Attorney de- clares the process has aufficient Yenerit | to make it probable that a jury would not hold the men guilty, of fraud, but merely of exaggera’ Pees oro GIRL CHASES SHOPLIFTERS. Store Detective Arrests One of Two ‘Women tn Fifth Avenue. LAllian Davie, thirty-eight years old. if No. 38 West Forty-third street, was Saturday by Magistrate Marsh in Jet- ferson Market Court to-day on a charge of shoplifting. Golden, a detecti: mpan go counter to counter in the store email articles. She followed tiem to = atreet on Hage hoe boy! ‘were un- arrest, Tan away, but Miss Golden feta ‘he ° Davia ‘woman un- til a policeman arrived. RESINOL HEALS BABY'S SUMMER SKIN TROUBLES is sufferi: BB. 4 Bag with summer 4 ae joap and put e little Restnol inte ment on the sore places. The itehi: end smarti sap at — ane. sete I comes possil and, un ie, easy treatment, the trouble py dis- PRiter that » daily bath with ugh to hep baby's baby’s ear and delicate, easily weather ee = hottest summer a leaves eg ton Friday afternoon with his family | of for Comish, N. H. But instead of stay- img ten days, as planned, he will be Back on the job asada? (ike avant ever the Tariff Dill in the Senate and Currency bill in the House, It ts getting to be a dificult task to cams bet rs can test oe eer. Bend to Dem. toa R timore, Md., for ~ | eral eee aieaiors are planning to escape un! ‘the taritt debate opens in earnest. pomandlacoued Backs THEATRE ‘NOTES. ue~ ‘ at the Winter Garden which will made early next month. po first of John Cort’s productiona a next season will be put in rehearsal Simonson’ = to oft Youth,” the apen! 1s perform. : nge of ot phen, wit ‘take B pool in Ohi- ta @ My Reart” Al Deing organised for ry Stanford has been escent or for thea character of Jerry. ape ar eroae in@ company presenting “Peg { Workmen were killed to-day in an ex- 4 Btosion ot dynamite in the construction camp of the Canadian tyeled Railway, jabout ten it from Parham. Sr Sore ae crits feasted ana beens et Bn4 sold to yon from [ey GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COLUMBUS AVE. BET_103 £104 ST Ete Proten A_FAVORITE anD noes ima KOU 5 Btates. by ws all over the direct to the ‘ander ‘an sbeciute guarantee of entiat money hack, He value at od bd pound deliver not lesa poants ots 4oa5 West ol vow roma? Sentycare en Gronter ory Tort, ton 0, if decreas “FREE Interesting, oe ore. request, describing all GILLIES COFFEE Co. vi 233-239 Washlagton St., N.Y.C. oseu ESE Sari Between Perk Place end Barclay At. ‘MAIN ing Two More Days Summer Trimmed Millinery And Then We Take Inventory values, at this season of the year (during vo pa advertised. Quantities These goods mn special tabl id in th sale aisles. Come, are YOUN stare of the Cargeias.. ies The tee oon Values in Town Py ra a Green Trading Stamps MY OR SH ‘ vanvra eYo8 ‘BUY’ 1; IMMENSE DISPLAY OF PREM! for these on the THIRD FLOOR OF OUR GREENMUT BUIL BUILDING. ‘MAIN BUILDIN: Women’s Summer Dresses& Suits’ Values up to *11.50, at . . . Your Unrestricted Choice Tomorrow: Thousands of smart and stylish garments at a special price which in most instances is less than wholesale cost. gf tid; On aa $y Here, . cou: That this summer, but black and colors are well hy: sero of am Other Specials in Je ery at mid alah eth Hp ‘lena Our Cut ae Special Lap snnmet Roges nett Carnations 39, Bb SOON OO OLS OO Se nhl mene Ss peambniao aire The Very Fabrics, Fashions and Colors Now in Vogue} The illustration printed here will uve you a vague py of the beauty of one of the dresses, but there are more than 50 Reh ate een Creams Ne your choice, and the only way you can appreciate them is to SEE t The Dresses The Suits Captivating models of taffeta, messaline, foulard and| French and famie linen in white pongee silk, French and ramie linen, Dresden crepe, a cones, Dare p Preag rb eas pale cotton eponge, striped tissues, voiles and Yama Yamal in natural linen suite up to §1 bust- crepe, white crepe, voile and batiste. (Prettily trimmed] measure. A limited number of the with laces and embroideries.) Bean siding habits included. Necro D., Mat Approval or BF sey sb Filled, preg hel ne to be a large and early attendance. Suits and Dresses—Values to $11.60, Tomorrow, at $5 (Piret Fleer, MAIN Building.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN 1,800 Bargains in Boys’ Wash Suits Regular Selling Prices to $3—All Sizes from 34% @) to 10 Years; Tomorrow, at - 98e MAIN BUILDIN' Men’s Summer Underwear Values to $1.25 a Garment, at 39c Take _your choice, tomor- as we have ever of- fered at this special price. were, Athletic Madras and Nain- sook Shirts and Drawers. Conde - Mesh Shirts and Absolutely the newest and smartest models hind Sameer: Hite Kiso seipes and ey cine steee ~ Ca at of eults saint plain Ahler Boys’ Washable Blouses At Py 39c, 49c and 59c jes, pongee and solesttes. Collar or neckband to 16 years. (Besend Floor, MAIN Building.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN( Groceries, Meats, Fish and Vegetables i Mammoth Grocery is to SAVE rs Me WITHOUT SACRIFICING es OR FULL WEIGHTS AN DER Me oneer Orders ined Promptly, or you may PHONE 4000 C @ Fresh Meats Advertised Cereals We sno LA paid and charged pti 'S WHEAT Largo 9c Long- or short-sleeve shirts; knee- or anklé-length drawers. sizes in the assortments. Nearly all of these garments in tomor- row’s sale are priced at less than mill cost of manufacture. Values GPRING SMALLIGRAIN Bt FANCY BAB FRESH HERRIN( cle G reg. 100 cana, 480; 1-1. tall BENNETT'S GRAHAM, milk, oyster or oda Dieouite; 12 reg cy areal BISCUITS — Naiion Is weight in (Third Pioer, MAIN Building.) GREENHUT-SINGEL COOPER.C. Sixth avenue J.B, OREENHUT, Pree 10 to 10° Streate Seen Tate coaebegt 2 = Notice to Charge Customers — Purchases thfe moeth will bo regneded ost nada a Tuy, end Ml vl be rendered August So “Odd” Pieces of $1 to $1.50 Imported China At 29¢ and m4" Each Seamless Ta’ Brussels Rugs yop ee Three sizes in popular pe t doclgne ond (ORUENHUT Boling, Pl lear) ; GREENAUT BUILDING Furniture Pieces Worth to $12.50, serait a 25) sl Se ee ee uble 20 Green Green Trading Stamps with Parebnen Atads Before +13 o' Clock Singhs Stamps T Ba contain canta. alba a gree Tee ge seeevee