The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1914, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, CIALIST OUTBREAK "$ GROWING IN ITALY Active Workers in the nt of Revolutionary Char- Secter Reported To-Day From June 12—Movements of a character were reported throughout the four provinces Bologna, Ferrara, Ravenna aud forming what is known as the ma. ovgh @ cessation of the general which began on Monday bad ordered by the labor organiza- the workingmen of extreme fin these districts have refused That the big department stores of New York, through the Retail Dry Goods Association, have been instru- mental in promoting some great im- provements, was brought out at to- day's session of the United States Commisison on Industrial Relations in session in the City Hall. It was learned that earnest advo- Government to-day ordered a tration of troops, especially in towns of Forli and Ravenna. siderable anxiety was felt in re- to Ravenna, from which ie completely lacking. has been heard from there since ® Geapatch of a detachment of | from Bologna to assist in re- Ing order. cates for the subway extensions were | door to the nt's office. He department store men. and figures obtained from shoppers they showed where the facilities for quick travelling were lacking, through their delivery departments were in & position to-show how big|*be es any of With facts and | “iA Vacation Suggestion of the mouth and throat DOL” will also harden the gums keep the teeth in a healthy con PARIS—4 Rue Martel. le Nothing “just as goed” e all Druggiste ond Deparrment Btoves BORGFELDT & Co. . BOSTON, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO ADAM ® SCHULZ a and i. Co, Misses’ Cotton Cre ‘ a. Of white, rose or Co; > - me batiste collar and cuffs; Roman ril ESTHER GARRISON, OLGA MORCK MAOGE MORCIS LORD MERSEY ARRIVES. Inquiry at Ottawa. Lord Mersey, who 1s to preside at the Court of Inquiry investigating tho sink- ing of the Empress of Ireland, arrived here to-day on the Cunarder Maure- tania. Lord Mersey occupied a similar post when the Titanic investigation was held in England. Henry J. Bigham, his nephew, and Howard 8. Harrington, Mr, P For Children’s Day—special values in white buckskin button boots made of genuine deer hide with mother-of- pearl buttons; orthopedic last. ‘on the plor to greet him were members of the Maritime Law Association of the honded by ex-Federal ate Judge Goorgo C. Holt. ‘The party went to the Biltmore for luncheon prier to Lord Mersey's depar- ture for Ottawa. There he is to meet the other members of the court and then proceed to Quebec, where the in- vestigation will begin on Tuesday, 11 to2, 3.45; 234 t06, 3.95 Sixth Avenusat Nineteenth Street THIS Dance Book with each purchase of one of the new COLUMBIA DANCE INSTRUCTION FREE How to Dance Mod n Dances ¥ These four dance instruction records, prepared by G. Hepburn Wilson, teaching the One-Step, Hesitation, Maxixe and Tango. Each instruction record is 75 cente—and on the reverse side is a complete dance selection well worth the 75-cent price all by itself. If you cannot dance a step, these COLUMBIA records will teach you, in your own home, how to dance every one of the modern dances. IMPORTANT NOTICE ! All Columbia records will play on Victor Talking machines. Likewise all Columbia Grafeonolas will play Victor records. Columbia records now on sale the 20th of the month, fivedays earlier than heretofore. Columbia Graphophone Co. 69 Chambers St., New York Night Gowns Of nainsook of cotton erepe, lace Of fine nain or embroidery trimmed. erie Petticoats misses and children, of cam- bric, lace and Daas t penal trim'd. Panama Hats For Women and Misees White Panama Hate, black velvet band. 4.50 Roguier price 97.50 Walder!-Asteria, N. Y. FRIDAY, SUN! undeveloped because of lack of sub- man Compat DEPARTMENT STORES |s37stsets"zact tm t's For Orange Free Library | WORKED FOR SUBWAYS AND PARCELS POST! Got Facts and Figures from Shoppers — Altman Left $1,800,000 to Empoyees. venture. ‘Wittiam 0. Thompson, counsel for! facta in his examination of Leslie Graff, assistant manager of B. Alt- man & Co., who for eight years was secretary of the Dry Goods Men's Or- ganization. Mr. Graft went on to tell of one dia- a strike of express drivera and it dry goods men took up the question changed views as to what the mint- mum wage should be, It was found | off. that eome firms were not paying ae high as the minimum generally ‘he result was the rais- i jaries of these drivers who ha t been paid the average dent of the Altman Company ever ployee. At complaints are referred to the President,” he lied. “There is 4 known personally to every one of the 3,600 employees. He even goes down to the delivery department and talks to the drivers, You might say o' President is one of our 8,500 em: Dloyees, for he is just as approsch- “Asked how long men and women "| suburban sections of the city were left! remained in the employ of the Alt- Open THIS Saturday until 6 P. M. Franklin Simon & Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets. LONDON—29 Jewin Crescent. isses’ “Basque” and “Redingote” Gowns LATEST PARIS FASHIONS of charmeuse gatin, crepe meteor, crepe de chine} English serge, pmcredh Special Sale Saturday Misses’ Summer Dresses Misses’ Long Tunic Striped Voile Dresses Of blue, pink or black and white striped voile, roll collar and vestee of white organdie; skirt with long box pleated tunic, Roman silk girdle. Regular price $9.75 pe Dresses ; lor A inch crepes rs, Povebed okirt, white embroidered Regular price $12.50 Misses’ Long Tunic Crepe Dresses Long tunic model of cotton crepe, in Copenhagen, rose or white blouse agin tread des Oe rever effect, net vestee and frill, Roman years. Misses’ Crepe de Chine Afternoon Gowns tunic models, in navy, black, white or Copen, with the long pleated in Russian tunic skirt. 14 to 20 years. Regular price $29.50 Misses’ Summer Evening Gowns Of soft taffeta meteor silk, in whi ik, sleeves of white soft maline; velvet ribbon je, corsage bouquet. Regular p Misses’ White Sport Coats Misses’ White Ser, Of white or navy Frenc! e Cape Coats }» long shoulder sleeves, bodice straps forming vest, lined with rich silks, 14 to 20 years. Actual value $24.50 Misses’ White Golf Cord Coats coat of white golf cord, lined #! hout with eoft silk, flare back, Jong shoulder sleeves, deep cuffs, strap ends; Misses’ White Short Polo Coats Of white wool Worumbo chinchilla, lined throughout with soft silk; deep cuffe, convertible collar, patch pockets; white pearl buttons; long shoulder sleeves. Actual value $2! Misses’ Cape Coat Suits Will offer Saturday—Misses’ cape coat suits of white, navy or black English , cape and long tunic skirt, trimmed with three rows of silk braid; 14 to 20 years, Speciat-Sale Saturday Misses’ and Girls’ Lingerie Underwear Misses’ Envelope Chemise ik, lace embroidery % and ribbon eretofore 05 .O5- 18 to 20 years. Heretofore $1.45 Lingerie Drawers ‘or misses and children, of cam- bric, lace and embroidery trim'd. 98 45 «= Sw 8 years. Heretofore .65 Misses’ and Girls’ Bathing Dresses Children’s One-Piece Bathing Suits Ot navy blue, red or white flannel, trimmed with braid, Misses’ and Girls’ Mohair Bathing Dresses blue mohair, Russian coat m 14 to 20 years, Misses’ Satin Bathing Dresses Of heavy satin, in navy of ik; piped with plain er striped oflke. . Mr. Graft said: “The| swer that is to tell you that under the provisions of the will LAMBERTS Make Jewelry ° Buying a Pleasure You would be glad to know that the bride, graduate or other recipient of your jewelry gift from Lamberts derives as much pleasure from it as you do from selecting it. We place before you, in all lines of Diamond, Platinum and Solid Gold Jewelry, and Gold, Sterling Silver of Gold Filled Watches of Guaranteed reliability, such varieties of patterns and style at such attractive prices that nobody need leave the store without obtaining the most complete satisfaction. The question, “What shall I give?” might worry you for days and weeks at home. Let Lamberts answer it in a few minutes. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS Whoever buys a LAM- BERT SOLITAIRE DIA- | MOND ENGAGEMENT RING has the satisfaction of knowing that he is getting recisely what he is paying lor and more than the same price would pay for in a Ji store where middlemen's profit and the char; establishment come out of the customer's | pocket. Economy and Guar- ways fore- most, when you buy Dia- mberts. That onds in quan 3 i spot cash, import “=———eaeas them direct and mount them in our own factory and are cont with one moderate profit, marks a difference between us and— we prefer that you make the comparison. Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Rings Of course the purchase of a wedding ring is a serious matter and for et ley reason the ring should be bought at - BERTS. Then you will KNOW that the Se 14-karat, $3.30 up| 14-karat, $4.40 ap 8- 18- » 5.80 of the Into Mr. Altman all employess ing against the parcels post, facts and|who had been with him for fifteon figures were again forthcoming to! Years wore remembered. | ‘The! show parcel post would prove a paying 400. Among them $1,800,000 was dis- the commission, brought out these | This rice h the nourishment nature gave it. cussion on union wages. There was| It contains all its original bone threatened to apread because of aia-|and muscle building elements. bpp cd gE ac le The | None of its nutritive qualities of the pay of their drivers and ex-| have been scoured You will like it even better than the ‘ordinary pol- fr; Gratt was asked if the Presi-| ished kind. heard of a complaint against an em-| Look for this package at your grocer’s. Comet WATURAL BROWNrice If your grocer hasn't yet secured ame nell, 100 Hudson at. N.Y. C., with satin, 14 to 20 years. rtly by special machin- . 14-karat, $5.50 up| 14-karat, $6.60 up 18-karat, 6.75 up| 18-karat 10 || style, shape, widt up 22-karat, 8.75 up| 22-karat, 10.50 up you desire in 14 karat, 18 karat \} or 22 karat gold. No charge for engraving. Solid Gold Bracelets $6.00 Up Whether such a solid gold bracelet as you would give your graduating daughter or friend comes from our own factory or aved, polished, solid 10 karat go (with joint end catch), $13.00, Regular price $14.50 Solid 14 karat Gold Bracelet (with joint and catch), engine turned and engraved, polished, 917.00. 2p etapa ellos al sold New Ideas in Solid Gold Lavallieres. rice $20.80 18.50 Knife effect, 1é-karat god, with fue bert Solid @itd\ diamond set . ia pitisoom ~=Platinum Laval}i collet and extre fine beroqus $16.00. pockets; hovelty buttons. Actual value $29.50 harmonize with the laval- 050 18.50 arkling Scai With Every Watch No. graduate who will recei Lambert watch this month will passed a more severe “exami than all watches in our storks subjected to, That they are guarant Two-F old Guarantee bearing such an honored name as Wal- enough, Our own watch. makersinspect) every wate piece by picce and satisfy themsely that it is p fect before we liehly ask a customer a to look at it. ele; bloomere on waist, auc $8.00 3.95 White Buckskin Pumps For Girle end Children +] Child's etze 7 t0 1034, Girls’ size 11 t0 2. 2.65 Roguler price $4.00 |LAMBERT DIAMONDS—JEWELRY— WATCHES Third Ave., Cor. 58th Street Open Evenings Until 6. _ Saturday N of an f whether we bu it we assume f responsibility for its quality and we ask a factory price only, Let us show you fine bracelets and money saving methods, With the gown, cool, c necessary. In solid karat gold from up, and with a directly imported diamond $10.75 up; solid 14- karat gold neck chains to liere from $2.50 up; beauti- ful platinum neck chains 00 up. Such beautiful ornaments as the Lambert medal- lion effect, here pictured, might look expensive, but are low priced because only one profit is added to cost of making, \ Solid Gold Scarf Pins, 1.50 up; set with die mond, 94.50 classic, geometric, heraldic, sport- ing ond other patterns, ; Strong construction; ‘wee riety to meet all prefer- y the leading manuft intry, is not