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AT TO TROUBLE Port feet Been Declared _ “Open,” but Gunboats May Tzy to Stop Antilla. * WASHINGTON, @June 4.—Pros- ~ of an attempted blockade of or Mepice by Huerta gunboats took + _ the position of chief interest in Mexi- @4n affairs here to-day, but adminis- _ tration officials declined to indicate thei? policy, although they informed | A@mirals Badger end Mayo of the ettuation. > It was considered significant, how- ever, that at the State Department, immediately after Tampico fell into the hands of the Conatitutionalists, It Was announced that all Mexican gulf ? \ ports were considered “open,” and ~~ that was interpreted as a clear inti- mation that no blockade would be Tecognized. ‘The steamer Antilla, bearmg arms ‘fer Carranza, and which has aroused the present situation, files the Cuban fag. What the United stat ,, Our phenomenal success has . been built upon .the corner- stone of giving absolute satis- ‘faction —at prices that are lower than obtained anywhere for professionally prescribed New Y 54 East 23d Street 67 West 34th Str. 54 West 185th Str. Columbus Av. 70 Nassau Street : 480 Fulton St. and 1000 B'way : 697 Broad -Hahne & Co. do, should Huerta gunboats attempt to interfere with her, officials de- olined to say. Whether the United States ships would permit the Antilla to land her eargo, now that the embargo on arms is again in force, was oanother com- plication feature, to which officials here did not attempt to offer any ex- planation. Within twenty-four hours officials here expect definite developments to decide the success or failure of Mex- jean mediation, The “storm centre” to-day was the Conestitutionalista’ junta here. Word from Gen. Carransa, “first chief" of the Constitutionalist cause, was ex- pected to-day for transmission to the A BC envoys at Niagara, deciding absolutely the part the Constitution- alists will play in the negotiations. Administration officals are optl-| Some pointed out that Car- mistic. ranga would not risk losing thia country’s moral support by refusal to accept, in eome part, the proposals of the mediators. Prospects of some new counter pro- posal from Carranza to the media- tors, smoothing the way toward his participation in tho peace confer- ences, were hinted at by junta at- taches. Officials believe Carranza’s objec- tions to mefiation will be largely dissipated by the explanation of the envoys that definite legisiation af- fecting the land question in Mexico ‘was not contemplated, but merely a pledge upon the proposed Provisional Government for study and inatitu- tion later of agrarian reforms. * CARRANZA SENDS HI8 REPLY TO HIS ENVOYS, Carranza, at Durango, was in tele graph communication with his agents here until late in the night. They transmitted to him the note of the mediators and it was believed Car- ranza's answer would not be long de- layed. Secretary Bryan reiterated to-day that mediation was “progressing favor- ably.” Assistant Secretary Roosevelt of the Navy Department took up with Pres- ident Wilson and Secretary Bryan to- day the report from Mexico City that Huerta had ordered his Minister of War to send Federal gunboats to Tam- pico to halt shipments of arms for the Constitutionalists said to be en route from Nev, Orleans. Mr. Roosevelt stated that no orders had been sent to American naval com- manders as to treatment of the Ward line steamer Antilla, carrying 3,000,000 rounds of ammunition for Carranza, when she appears in Mexican waters, ‘That was regarded as an answer to the query as to whether American war- ships would give protection to the An- y 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. OA.M. to 6 P.M. olosed @ A.M. to 6 P.M. On June 15th the following schedule ; | ofbusiness hours will become operative: ° June 15th to June 30th: Saturdaye 12 Noon July and Auguet; On Saturdays the Store | will be all day September tet to September 15th: Seaturdaye 12 Noon “THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1914. ~ ‘Franklin Simon 8 Co. tila if Huerta gunboats attempted to overhaul her. The tri-partite rreement between the United States, Great Britain and The Netherlands to protect their cit- igens in the Mexican oll flelds from e#poliation was officially announced to-day. The three Governments have agreed that they will not support diplomatically any claims to interests in the ofl regions ac red directly or Indirectly by their respective nation- als since April 20, 1914, which in any ‘way were affected by cancellation or confiacation resulting from the in- ability of the bona fide owners to meet their contractural or legal obli- gations because of military operations or the disturbed political state in and about Tampico and Tuxpam. Conatitutionalist authorities at Tampico have notified the @tate De- partment that they have directed prem that the tax on of! production there shall be ot the rate of 20 cents per ton, In accordance with regulations made during the Madero administra- tion, instead of 75 cents per o. the rate fixed by the latest Huerta de- oe ROYAL 5 beans no ga rgrinodl most “1OF Wah, pomtrgh sauce. Smal! a Cooked—teady to serve. for Can coe rich soup for eight in a 10 can. Try it today or tomorrow. LENTILS Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets ‘Boys’ Clothing Shop” 8 and 10 West 38th St.—Store Floor Connecting with Fifth Avenue Store Special Sale Friday Boys’ All Wool Norfolk Suits 1. TO 18 YEARS igh grade suits of ail wool homespuns, cheviots brown or tan; new model tweeds, in fry. Norfolk coats, half lined with mohair, Heretofore $8.75 to $10.00 5.50 Boys’ Hand Tailored Suits WITH EXTRA TROUSERS, 8 TO 18 YEARS Of fine imported homespuns, worsteds and cassi- ith and without patch erelofore $12.50 to $15.75 meres; Norfolk coats pockets; mohair lining. 9.00 Summer Flannel Norfolk Suits UNLINED SUITS—9 TO 18 YEARS Of highest grade Worumbo Flannel, in gray or tan stripes; also white English flannel, ‘with fine hair- line stripes; new model coat, with patch pocke knickerbocker trousers. Pau sii 9.75 Palm Beach Norfolk Suits FOR BOYS, 7 TO 18 YEARS Of genuine “Palm Beach” cloth, in natural tan, also tan or gray with pencil stripes. . 5.95 Value $8.00 Boys' Washable Norfolk Suits Of tan or gray crash, tan linen, olive or tan khaki; 7 to 17 years. also white duck. 2.95 Value $4.00 $j % Fifth Avenue “Young Men's Shop 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor Entirely Separate from Fifth Avenue Store An Important Sale Summer Clothing For Men and Young Men Palm Beach Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 44 CHEST Coat and Trousers, three-button English Sack or Norfolk models, of tan or gray Palm Beach cloth. Actual value $15.00 8.50 > White English Flannel Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 42 CHEST Coat tg Trousers, three-button English Sack or models, of white bia ee tennis flannel. Actual value $24.50 16.50 Worumbo Flannel Suits (untined) FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 42 CHEST Highest le Worumbo Flannel, hand tailored, emer? Lactic Lyell deelithery beg r eevee cS) ined, itch pockets, s or plain, in tan, light or dark gray. tual value $35.00 22.50 White Flannel Trousers FOR MEN AND YOUNG MBN, 27 TO 42 WAIST ee white English tennis flannel, also white striped English serge, with belt straps and cuffs. - Pactual Value $6.50 3.75 Summer Tuxedo Suits (Unlined) FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 42 CHEST Coat, vest and trousers. Coat silk faced and with silk galloon bound collar and cuffs. New model unlined vest, trousers with silk galloon band at sides. Actual value $30.00 22.50 Hand Tailored Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 44 CHEST Three or four button English sack models in navy, black, gray Frey Oa 9G When stot NY, ty ANNOUNCEMENT 147 Summer Suits That Have Sold at $15, $20, $25 Kp «$7.50 For us it is late in the season. We MUST sell these goods. It is our policy never to carry stock over. But it is just the time for YOU to buy a summer suit. YOU have practically the whole summer season before you. Two weeks ago these suits sold from $15.00 to $25.00—in fact, there are a half dogen in the lot that sold as high as $30.00. Every garment is guaranteed as represented. “Money cheerfully refunded on any purchase not absolutely satisfactory in every way.” NOTE :—All colors except blue and black in this lot. Almost every other seasonable shade is well represented, BOYLE 9 oo =<. = LILLE Na ION MANS 125th St. Baumann’s Greatest and Most Reliable Home Outfitters Why Not You? Buy Your Goods Now and Pay for Them Later. The Merchant and the Banker Do, Why Not You? Beautiful 3-piece(settee, chairand roses aetslé suite finished in rich nut-brown fumed oak and upholstered in Spanish ifeatherstts (brown). The small picture shows how this settee may be quick) converted into a bed. Mattress in- » Regularly $65; special this week......... 544: .90 June Brides, Grooms and Young Housekeepers’ don’t hesitate to take advantage of the very low terms we are offering. Only 75c per week to open pnaccount. Accounts opened from $5.00 to $5,000. Washable Knickerbocker Trousers * Of tan or fl crash, Holland linen, olive or tan 9 5 ZB. a it & G n. Army khaki, also white duck. 7 to 18 years. Women’s and Misses’ Sports, Travel & Motor Garments or brown pencil striped cassimere, striped or checked worsted, Scotch homespun, vicuna or navy serge. 1 5.00 Actual Values $21.50 to $29.50 Perch ROCKER None ©, 0. BD. Hand Tailored Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 44 CHEST Three or four button English sack models in navy, black, gray or brown pencil striped cassimere, striped or checked worsted, Scotch homespun, vicuna pepo serge. 20.00 Actual Values $37.50 to $40.00 Every dress essential required by those contemplating attending the Polo Matches will be found in stock at reasonable prices. WHat helps to make flat feet? Walking with toes pointed out! You throw all your weight on the arch, until for } it breaks and falls, Point your toes straight ahead; throw your weight on the out side of your feet. That's one of the recipes for getting rid of flat feet. The other recipe is to get your feet out of pointed shoes and into roomy, -looking Educators, which give nature a chance to put your corms, bunions, bent bones, in- growing nails, and flat feet to fight. For men, women and children $1.35 to $5.50. See that EDUCA. TOR is branded on the sole, That name guarantees the correct ortho- padic shape which lets your feet * Grow as nature intended, D RICE & HUTCHINS Write For Our Big Folder Containi: Bargaine Anyone forthe Asking. OPEN MONDAY XND SATURDAY EVENING During July and Aug. Store Closes Daily 6 P. M. Ladwig Ba Baumann & Co. ate ae Rice & Hutchins, Inc., 15 mi St, Boston, Mass. wth Avenue, 34% und 35th Wtrerte, Mem York WN) On iain th pp wey yt sit ! iN It i# equally essential for Boarding Houses and private families to benefit by the Comino’ OER advantages of quality and economy. Dealing with New York's oldest wholesalers, wen are ass 1 POUND of perfectly fresh, fresh, full strength, evenly roasted coffee at middleman's proft. If you are not ‘eatiafied we refund your’ meney. al OUR BEST VALUE 18 iJ Franklin Simon & Co. 'S Fifth Avenue Will Close Out Friday 240 Women’s Coats Consisting of Coats, Wraps, Capes, Outing and Sport Coats, in all desirable fabrics. 10.00 40 Mopvern Groceav Stores Ss for Week cf June ist. Shredded Wheat, pkg. Lump Starch, |b..........-..--- 4c Quaker Corn Flakes, pkg.......... Sardines, Mary Elizabeth Brand, 2 cans.. 25 e Potted Meats, 4 1b. can, Oc 14 Ib. can. Be LaHerzertSalad Dressing, big val. 11g. bot. LOe 3c GRADE COFFEES (3 particular blend te our leader, It ts « rich gee ti of the he emailer ‘and broken. beans of it fs delivered ground me- or Guiverized: it if desired. reer DELIVERY EVE RY WHERE UCATOR Sgt yb Heretofore_$18.50;to $45.00 armours Grape Juice, 1 o. v0. 20e 4 ri eae ER es el Ree eee a H O @ \ Mico Kippered Herring large ie an cut to Sc ‘ i f ~ ro! az 5e bot., cut to...... ic ye IE No C. 0. D's. No}Exchanges Avalon ‘Tun: Tuna Fish, 1 Ib. canscutto.......... 20 DEALERS: We can supply promptly from stock on our floor. RICE AND HUTCHINS NEW ome CO., NEW YORK Cify FIFTH AVE, 37th and 38th Sts: ert satrap