The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1913, Page 6

Ses opens AND MISSES’ DRESSES : and\Sbort Dresses aS GOVERNMENT > SHOULD CONTROL > EVERYTHING AERIAL Sites Deni Westen Ope to give the wireless telegraph companies & monopoly In the wireless field reached Judge Mayer's vars, but he made no comment upon that phase of the ques- tion, Nearly the entire morning session of court was consumed in an argument between the judge and Mr. Griffin over * Renin gland of air laws. young man who talked Peete ~ vat his wireless telephones from Albany to Charleston, 8. C., anout olx weeks ago, establishing a record for overland wireless telephone communica- tion. On June %, while experimenting in hin laboratory at No, #5 West Nine- tleth street, Radlo-Inspector W. D. Ter- fell of the Federal Department of Com- fators’ Contention That the [Inventor contscatea hie plant ‘dare " rested him under the new law. Myers Air Is Free. went along to jail willingly and decided to make a test caso of his arrest, — In opening his attack upon the law wireleas com-| Mr. Griffin sald that it not only han Bor the frat time since the pered inventors but destroyed @ “harm- antcation was declared & suecess (P°) ogg and innocent eccupation by com- ‘United States Government was 0-day | peiiing inventors to disclose the secrets fevelted to extend ito interotate contro! | of their experiments.” “Hore ts the alr, the freeat of all ele- ments, and thie act undertakes to give the Government control of that," he de- clared, “The wireless law says that an in- ventor or any other person experiment- | ing with wireless communication can- not do so without a license for fear that he may intercept or muddle aerial mes- sages in which he has no concern.” JUDGE ALLEGES CONSTITUTION. AL RIGHT TO RULE THE AIR. ! tele- Hilt E i per-|that the Government has a right, constitutional, to regulate the air. 1 Gare say, and I think, the time is not far off that the Government will ex- ite control over aviation,” said Judge Mayer. “The theory of this act ts to bring the and thie this regulation ts @ tribute to as advanced civilization of the age. othe Logie Ks this act,” the Judge continued, “is to furnish the Govern- ment with savwndoe concerning every wireless station, its location, ite power AON EE ie ATS CUI THE EVENING “WORLD, and the qualifications of the operator, SUED BY Ex. PARTNER, and in this way it can exercise absolute control over the industry. I think brn Congress was very ted tn the possibilities of the alr, £ ‘ers the demurrer.” Aa he *as leaving the courtroom young Myere declared that if, after a final test of the law was made in the Supreme Court the act was upheld, he would move his plant to some other country “Where the wireless telegraph companies were not given a monoply by the law.” —>—__ CHARLTON’S TRIP DELAYED. Italian Government te Send an “1 40 not think there is any question a ‘Thi = | to start work on a fifty-four hour basis, Agent for Wife Slayer. It was anmounced to-day at the Italian Consulate in this city that it is probable Porter Chariton will not be extradited for more than a month, Although the last legal obstacle ie believed to have deen swept away, the Italian Govern- ment intends to abide strictly by the rules of procedure in such cases. It will send an agent of the Home Office to this country for the youthful wife siay- er, according to a statement made by |"? Acting General Consul Guiseppe Gentile to-day. Aa It is necessary for the Italian oM- clals here to be mure that nothing fur- ther can be done to delay deportation before cabling the Italian Home Office to send for Chariton, they must be) ~~ Lie official notification of that fact a Pa st 3 een re- ceived, it wae said, but is expected within the present week, ————— Mille Open but Strikers Stay Out. PATERSON, N. J., July7.—Eighty-seven eilk mills, largely ribb.n manufacturers, were thrown open this morning ready | but except for those who have been working right along or went back a few weeks ago no hands went in. The strikers who have remained out are atili out. It fe rumored that all who did not return this morning will have to come! back as new hands, | DESERTED BY FAMILY, ENDS LIFE WITH GAS. Brodsky in Farewell Note Also Refers to Recent Hold-Up in His Store. The white wife of Jin Sing, a Chi- nese, living next door, “boosted” four- No teen-year-old Max Schoenhut through &@ window into the haliway of his home, No. & Bayard street, when he ‘was ua- able to unlock the door early hegend Maz amelied gas as soon as in the house, He opened the parlor door and saw Harry Brodaky, sixty-four years old, &@ second-hand clothing dealer who boarded in the fam.ly, lying on the floor, A tube extended from @ gas Jet to the man's mouth, The boy dashed to the Policeman ing rele, bag and beaten vy a negro in his. shop, No, 12 Bowery, about, a month ago. eel my fam! ie T have potting to Best Table Sauce Housewives know it Fare quality and Tich fave, LEAPERRINS' Fifth Avenue, Corner 39th Street REMOVAL SALE Extraordinary Reductions in All Departments Commencing TUESDAY, July 8th NECKWEAR TRIMMINGS All Remnants st Half Price FANCY GOODS All fancy goods at half price. Geweled Hat Pins 50c. to 1.00 : Regular prices $1,00 to $5.00 ‘ari Necklaces 0c. to 5.00 R Regular prices $1.00 to $12.00 ‘ed Chains 1.25 to 4.00 Regular prices $2.50 to $10.00 CORSETS ian 4.00 to 12.00 7 tetialt 1 to 12.00 Sentra a ae 4.75 to 38.00 , prices ‘aioe to $75.00 LINGERIE DEPARTMENT Ladies’ Chemises—Hand Made 0c. to 12.00 Regular prices $1. 1 to $22.00 patier Wighigewne—tiead Made 1.75 to 75.00 prices $3.00 0 $138.00 LACES Ghadow and Alencon Laces and Inpertions 45c. to 2.25 ler puions Tin, we $428 Net T. Véniee, Cluny, Net op Laces and Bandings 7c, t0 2.0 VEILINGS AND VEILS All Veils and Veilings will be sold at half price. —~ maps plate 's Let -ndileos thin stot ta"s te Chiffon Veils Atel prion Sigt®, 1,59 1,50 REAL LACES sale of Real leows including Real lace scarfe, ~ Bridal veils and Real lace articles, ~~ Round Point, Point d'Angleterre, Ventse, Duchess, (Carrickmacross and other choice Inces, at one-third to Dutch Collars of Embroidery and Lace Plain and Colored Chiffon Scarfs Regular prices Waist Patterns, Voile and Crepe _ AITKEN, SON & G2 Unmade Embroidered Robes of Linen, Batiste and Voile 2.50 to 45.00 prices $3.75 to 6.50 to 55.00 prices $10.00 to $80.00 All unmade robes beaded and embroidered, at HALF PRICE. MILLINERY Hate 5.00, 8.00, 12.00, 20.00 Regular prices $10.00, $18.00, $28.00, Hair Ornaments 1.50 to 15.00 Regular prices $3.00 to $30.00 WAISTS Embroidered Waists 10.00 to 75.00 Regular prices 315.00 v0 to $125.00 Fancy Net and Lace Waiste pene, £0, 50.00 prices $25.00 to $75.00 EMBROIDERIES 45 Inch Flounces wien to 13.00 Regular prices $7.25 10 $18.00 Galoons and Insertions 75c. to 5.25 Regular prices $1.00 to $7.50 Hand Embroidered Insertions 1.75 to 5.00 Regular prices $2.78 to $7.00 SILKS 42 Inch Imported Foulards 42 Inch to 50 Inch Bordered Foulards 1.00 Regular price $3.00 1,50 Regular price $4.00 RIBBONS Fancy and Lingerie ribbons at great reductions HANDKERCHIEFS Hemastitched Embroidered Ic. 38c., B0c., 65c, Ladies’ and Men's taldaboies a tas 2.25, 3.25 Ate a ith thee 8 GOWNS Afternoon and Evening Gowns 50.00 to 100.00 Regular prices $75.00 to $300.00 Evening Wraps 50.00 to 100.00 Regular prices $100.00 to $275.00 Motor and Steamer Coats wana th to §5,00 Regular $80.00 to Tailored Suits 35.00 to 50.00 Regular prices $75.00 to $1! Summers Cotton Gowns AT HALF PRICE pital. MONDAY, JOLY 7, 1918. “te ei rr SUNBURN which was in Yiddisl There's nothing read the note, Mrs, Schoenhut, Brodoky’s landlady, “Just as Good” as VELOGEN ‘his wife and four sons several years ago, One of the sons is a lawyer, oe bon ty “Beauty's Guardian” two others are in the second- pe clothing business. fon to The fourth & wchoolboy, fourteen years old. Carpenter Beaten By Strikers, Ellitgon Lobel, thirty-four years ol, a| [7 carpenter, who has been working as a atrike-breaker in the present strike of at Orchi and Houston streets this morning and severely beaten, Lobel was taken to Gouverneur Hos- Lord & T. aylor Founded 1826 The Store Opens at 9A. M. Closes at 5.80 P. M. 12 Noon on Saturdays More Examples of the Splendid Purchasing Opportunities 4 in the July Furniture Sale 3-Piece Library Suite Our regular price $150.00......0..+4. =F This suite is made of sol: al niabiogay, beautifully carved, and upholstered in ieee leather, made to order in any color . Also made in panne or tapestry. Dining Room Furniture $800.00 10-piece Suites, anvnen WAX. .cccccccccccccs $300.00 10-piece Suites, ‘fosed mis- } $100.00 + $195.00 BION. .cccceeccccccccccees sevseee $175.00 $200.00 8-piece Mahogany Sultmas 3 +. $720.00 ey Ree Bulte. ccccccccveccccesocece neeee $850.00 wax a Pg D Table, den oak.. wie $25.00 ss = ney Oak Crystal Cabinets, $50.00 nents Novelties 4.50 Mahogany Tea Trays........ 96.75 Mahogany Tea Trays........ $8.50 Mahogany Muffin Stands..... $5.00 $20.00 Tea Wagons..........0000++ $10.00 $30.00 Tea Wagons.. + $17.50 $20.00 Parlor Tables. - $10.00 $40.00 Library Tables... Bed Room Furniture Dressers & Chiffoniers Brass ret +» $18 50|920.00Brass Beds . a 5.00 | 925.00Brass Beds . . . ‘Si0 as. 00 Braee Beds. . oo $87. 50 rass Ver Springs .00 Mahogany 95.00 Springs... $3.95 areCOL 50 § 95 falnut, $10.00) $7 20 Bod Spring. 35 sled ciidiaakigs' |ub-te Bee orioe Bid .00 ngs eg omy ery © scaltienne Sernes 325.00 50 Odd Wood Beds Single and Full sizes—Values to $45.00......... $25.00 Mattresses $15.00 Sea Island Felt Mattresses.... $10.00 $17.00 Pure Hair Mattresses......... $12.50 $24.00 Pure Hair Mattresses...... 3 $18.00 $36.75 Gray Drawings (Super Extra). $30.00 $40.50 No. 1 Black Drawings........$31.50 $50.00 Pure White Extra Drawings... $39.50 Upholstery Section Having made reductions in the of upholstery materials, including Damasks, Brocades, Velours and Tapestries, we sug- gest that it is a particularly portune time to have your furniture ronnieb lored and re- finished. We have the best facilities for execu’ this work, and you will find the | prices very much to your advantage. Furniture received now will be held for delivery in the Fall if desired. Broadway & 20th 8t.; Sth Ave.; 19th St. scecconemnasencerseenscr sles esteecnatenagy —— @, Aliman & Ga! have in course of preparation a Sale of ° Men’s Summer Negligee Shirts comprising discontinued lines, at greatly reduced prices. Details of this Sale will be announced in to-morrow (Tuesday) evening’s papers. B. Altman & Cn. have arranged the following for to-morrow (Tuesday): An Exceptional Offering of Women’s Tailor-made Skirts for Summer wear made in plain white serge, striped serges and other materials of excellent quality. These Skirts, the regular prices of which are $9.00, 12.50 to 15.00, will be marked at $4.75, $5.50 & $6.85 Alimited number of Tailor-made Suits the prices of which were $35.00 to $40.00 willbeonsale . . . . at $20.00 A Sale of Women’s Trimmed Hats in the Department on the First Floor, will comprise new, smart styles in satin or moire, showing black or white effects, at the special priesof . . . . $5.00 & 6.75 Also UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS in de- sirable shapes . . at $1.50 & 2.75 Women’s Parasols of Silk Taffeta:in navy blue, hunter's green, purple, cerise, black and black-and-white striped effects, also in Natural Pongee (usually sold at $3.00), will be offered at $1.85 Also Men’s and Women’s Twilled Silk Um- brellas of superior quality, 26- and 28-inch sizes, natural wood or novelty handles, the regular prices of which are $3.00 to $4.00, Ate c- «eo eo) 3 s “eo S200 Men’s & Women’s Handkerchiefs at exceptionally attractive prices. Men's Linen Handkerchiefs Initlaled . . «. !-perdozen $2.00 Plain Linen, hemstitched perdozen . . . $2.10, 2.85 & 4.00 Plain, with colored borders, per dozen 1.85 Women’s Handkerchiefs Shamrock Lawn (all white), initialed perdozen. . . . + 95c, Shamrock Lawn, initialed, with colored bore ders, , «© « + perdozen $1.10 Linen, initialed . ; - 2.00 Linen, hemstitched, per dozen $1.25 & 1.75 Also Women’s Hand = embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, each 32c., 38c., 50c. to $1.50 v Women’s and Misses’ A Summer Riding Habits in a new shipment, made of popular mate- rlals in styles for both cross-and side-saddle riding, will be offered in a Continued Sale to-morrow (Tuesday) at the exceptional price te + + + + + + $10.00 The Women’s Neckwear Dep't is displaying, at moderate prices, a number of new styles In Net and Tulle Fichus and Sleeveless QGuimpes of Net with hand. embroidered low collars; also an attractive assortment of Girdle Novelties in black and the vivid colors now In vogue, and a variety of dainty effects in Chiffon Scarfs,