The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1914, Page 15

BRISTOW WILL QUZ . WARBURE ABOUT HI __UNON PACIAC DEALS Kansas Sone. 0 Makes Big Warburg was a partner in the bank: | Fight Against Confirming Ap- dena to Reserve Board. * According to reports In Wall street, ‘is to appear before the committee and be questioned Senator Bristow of Kansas, who will! faquire into Union Pacific Ratiroad @nancial affairs between 1904 and 1906 When the late Edward H. Harriman and the banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb @ Co., of which Mr. Warburg was a were carrying on transactions. The particular points om which the Kansas Senator will seek information concern the sale to! Union Pacific of large blocks of Till- mole Central and Chicago & Alton The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion in 1907 inquired into these trans- actions, but it was baiked by the re- tw Harriman and Otto! ried tn an inside pocket, and last ni Kaba of the Kubn-Loob house, onipome one took the wallet. This #8 is for You! Hot flashes or dizziness, fain’ 0 Pal spells, hysteria, headache, bear mene own pains, nervousness—all are symptoms larity and female Gisturbances ard are not pede) relief AU. Dr. Plerce’s Favorite Prescription | jer: 2's. Rec‘ init. dertn. If You Suffer From teoe contergng'vae went" ect J, S. Final Olympic Elimination ie profits were made. pool of talon Satine “aiactory Ac Trials Will Be Held Here June, 191 tion exists, by the Committee of Or- he Olympic Games. all be appointed by be 1 deaaat where the games are quired blocks of Illinois Central and Alton stock, which they sold to their own company, making large profits The case was carried to courts, and Jim Sullivan Announces Win- ners Will Compose Team That Is Sent to Berlin. Mr. Harriman’s refusal to answer was } Sustained. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at that time were bie Harriman's bankers and active = in_the gigantic financial trans- is whieh he was conducting. Mr. house. Vall street hears that Senator Bris- | PARIS, June 24.—The delegates to tow intends asking of Mr. Warburg the International Olympic Congress, the question that his partner, Mr. | which has been in session Here since {o June 15, have virtually finished their labors, although there are “Pue nomination of Afr. Warburg Has | minor decieiona to be reacke Opposition in the United States | heen referred to a sub-committee o' Bemate to confirming the nomination of Paul Warburg as member of the | Federal Reserve Board, which will | @evern the new banking system, is ‘eapected to take the form of @ erous- @amination before the banking and Currency committee within a few Kahn, and Mr. Harriman refused Pye) “Did you or your firm make profits out of these transactions?” the Banking and Currency Commit- tee, conatating of Senators Pomerene | of Obto, Hollis of New Hampshire and Bristow of Kansas. Shot Down W Ne tr derern of It | CHICAGO, June %—Fank de Marto, employed an an investigator into several a hundred yarde of “Death Gorner,” in the Ttallan district Ger tn two years in that locality. Four platol bullets took effect in De Mario's — A os of mon in # saloon, from ere De Mario w ited’ told Mind bol ice they had hear no shota fired. national All wee in a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 191 also during its clos- ed that the number of must be notified to the com- month in advance and the f the entrants fifteen days A coated tongue means shug-| Te gish liver and bowels— Listen, mother! Archery “and Rugby football were adopted as permissible sporta, The congress limited the duration ud the Olympic Games to three weeks ad of two months. Your child trn’t oaturally cross and Mf tongue is conted: this little stomach, liver and avert J. Wendell, an American del- te, expressed the thanks of those present to Baron Pierre de Coubertin for the akill and fairness with which he had discharged his duties as Pres- He also thenked the French in an International congress hat good feeling been manifested or such | unanimity ane hoe declare that they will re- > turn home thoroughly satisfied with CHICAGO DETECTIVE SLAIN. lise results attained, James a Mar- | American delegation, said to-day that It rk of the congress would have | @ far-reaching éffect, especially in the In all the large Amer- yirecent shootings among Italians, wan | !can cities preliminary games would shot and Killed here Inst night within | be held and the winnets will meet in New York in June, 1916, for the grand The police have) elimination triais to decide the en- ho clue to the identity of the assassin. | tries for the Olympic Games to be The crime was the twenty-firat mur | held that year at Berlin. The Ameri- can Olympic team will comprise the king the first six places in big nd the first three places in all events, The rules governing all sports will be published Sept. 1. At @ reception given by Baron Plerre de Coubertin to the Inter- Committee the petition of the American delegates .; that In each track and field event ch country @hall be allowed to en- ter twelve me When listless, pa cold, breath bad, ¢ it eat, sleep ct act natural Apeech war greeted with cheers ing ten minutes. | United States. Fulton Street Cor. Bridge Street 1329-31 Broadway Near Gates Avenue ain Day Economize in the Alterations FREE in All Departments. Thursday Bar. Unexampled et to Season’s Smartest New Apparel at Half at Half Price. | —— ‘Thursday Clean-up Ss Sale e of § Suits Stunning Se: é Fancy Gabardine Suits Novelty Taillear Suits. English Diagonal Suits. . Long Tonk Stylee—$15 to $35 Values Thursday Sale Summer Dresses Crepe de Chine Dresses. . Striped Voile Dresses. Flowered Silk Dresses . Afternoon Dresses Long Rosssian' Tunics—$5 to $20 Values Thursday Sale Coats and Capes Latest New Cape Fashionable Sport ll Novelty Cape Effects... Select Materials, Colors.... six to start, or to en- six to start, was dis- delegates, but no con- ress @ motion to Tomorrow Will Be One this effect. was rejected, but the re- of Our Bargain Days store that specializes on styles of the advance type. Every model, every novelty of trimming, every daring contrast of color is chosen e: a view to INDIVIDUALIZING the Martin styles, Odd groups of these extreme effects, with many of the more conservative designs, have been hastily sorted out and rearranged for our regular Thursday clear- ance to-morrow. As customary during these ial “Bargain Day” yance. * Germany is to be represented if Att men in the games to be | nouncement was made to-day by. Carl | Diem, one of the James E. Sullivan, the head American delegation at the closing meeting of the International Olympic Congress, requested that baseball be included. The congress motion by the Courcy Laffan, oe rman of the En; tional jury of appeals, to be appointe: |by the international federation con- trolling that sport, and, If no federa- —_————— Thursday Sale of Outing Skirts Latest eiiemaren" Skirts . A AMUSEMENTS, [Seieeret vor ies | oe | Lae eu Ae “i ter Gai | Bsine's Snowe peer Hiway, ive, 9.20 | TOO PRN Y"cooKS: ac? ooeeset sit Guirich cae THB YELLOW TIGKET) Ete 7 3 BIBLIOU APAIR OF Sixke Birth Ea, | Racy cuore, cans 00, AMUSEMENTS. ABT OF 1014 AFRICAN HUNT PICTURES AT THE CASINO THEATRE Bor™,® Ovartesy of Leo & 3, J, Gaudert NEWSBOY is about the enly public servant who never getsatip. Here isa chance for you to make amends for this oversight. There will be a benefit fer the maintenance of prices have been greatly re- peplerng Cordeline and Pique Skirts .. +++ ($q 00, $4.97, $—.97 Hand: New Se: Skirts. Roman Stripe Tunis Skirts... aul 1 yi Long Tunic ‘Effects—$2 to $7 Values Great Reduction Sale Waists Bvery Crepe de Chine Waist in our stock marked down Irrespective of cost in three great lots Lot II. Lot III. SAVINGS BANKS. The Williamsburgh! Savings soul Broadway and Driggs Ave.. Breckiva. | a yliaghnh ah “FOUR =: | Sanaeear he, : | jor depos petere July 10, 1014, | eatsae deea ‘ores Orem Saprew D. B. Ri | HARLES ¥ BANK OPEN MONDAY EVENING, 4 TO"T, | But to-morrow contains greater tunities for saving possi we have ever yet presen! Attractive styles in gi “eer Kimon : Figured crepe, with plalted pe Crepe de satin ribbon trimming at . Sleeves and neck and down front; all shipeies Chin $2.97 the Newsboys’ Home Club at the Casino and Lyric Theatres from June 22 to June 29. Three shows P.M. And the admission will be from 15 cente to $0 cents. vide a home for themselves. Go yourself with your family and do @ little missionary work among your friends for the boys. ——————————————————— AT THE LYRIC THEATRE 424.8%. wv. Onurteay of Tan & J. J. Bhubert’, i} || _FAONTLEROY LITTLE LORD S NEW "OK HT MMERSTEIN’S | {3 WIN Me ee NB & Paton paisee Bi oeete adem OLYMPICEnitss “Rialto Lae ee met m ore Rie a “Goods REPUBLIC not 40 CAVALIERI Gk a oe — MANON’ LESCAUT, “Ry vinene me Ebbets "Field_——-Marcus Loew's OLOSSA RNIVA. pc edad Mat wt ap hd Ei 10 CENTS” 34 ||| HENDERSON'S _,¥ BICKEL & WATSON— "i yah, caer BARAT Gly Oth, cont’ TUESDA’ NORTH BEACH |.: FREE FIREWORKS THURS A Ys Queensbore Bridge Trolley Alse Direct, . ak STEEPLE HASE | ef ee a “ts pened Tangy ob the Hideo, Viuderilie to These. OPEN ALT, SUMMER. sour ace hy veing “grety” afternoon Rida, ea ag, 12 201-203 ‘Kast = BETA Utd o wld | UNION DIME will be given daily at 2, 4and8:30 |] | SAVINGS BANK t and 6th Avenue Adend (110th consecu- __ STEAM BOATS, SEE THE BOAT RACES AT POUGHKEEPSIE JUNE 26th From the big, NEW STEEL MANDALAY $1. 00 ROUND TRIP. : 7 OF HER KIND, BUILT EBPEGIALLY FOR MBODYING PERFECT COMFORT. ATURES 18 A MAGNIFICENT COMPLETE ORCHESTRA. MIAR Baan AND MR, SEYMOUR, . Mati- |] | 40th Str nees, 25 cents for the best seats. pee * Tickete are on sate now at these tive) hae theatres. Help the newsboys pro- Three and One-Half Per Cent.per annum, ON THE HUDGBON RIVE AMONG THE NEW DANCING DECK FORMERLY OF THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE, IN CHARG! MODERN LUNCH ROOM AND SODA FOUNTAIN: "UNDER COMPANY MANAGEMENT, Leaves BATTERY 9 A. M.; W. 131st St. Pier 10.18 A. M, TICKETS LIMITED— Advance Sale at 832 BROADWAY, ROOM 700. DELAWARE @ HUDSON SS. CO., Inc. NW. 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Gah at New Tork OCEAN TRAVEL. ro ml New ‘York to Rotterdam | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— ~ DIAMON Ds ON CREDIT Diswooal Ce, une ia CROSS, FEVERISH, SICK CHILDREN NEED “CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS” eS children’s ills, Give a tea- and in just a few honrs all the foul waste, sour bile and ferment food, clogged in the bowels, passes ou! of the wee im you have a well and paviel child bs I children love ve oe to effect a ” clea Directions for babies, children of all eae, and grown-ups are plainly on each Mother, keep it handy fn your! home, A little given to-day pel a peed to-morro' it tl ine. Asi negist he e tose bottle of nla Fig cheaper "6 an 10” 4” ae 7" Regular $10 to $15 Values de 214 Crepe de faists. | Chine Waists. $3.97 SAIL UP THE HUDSON Str. “ADIRONDACK” Pler 02, N, R,, fect of Canal Mt. 8,00 P, M. ‘W. 182d 8t, Pier, 8.40 P.M, Muasic--Danetng “The Geason's Hest Hit” 5 cone ms" BOG Phone day or sight—Apring #600. Diy L Liki /ZARI Murtin Tinderwear | Night Dresses .. | Corset Covers. ‘ ". ‘hs 10 15 | Combinations jan Neauties and bands. uire, little trimmings—light et, <q serviceable for art ‘Seen a’ Norfolk Suits — . $3.98 ps o—many mixtures have extra Uses 79 and 98 cte { A Woven madras and | percalcs — fancy nd figure: ality —- Seamless — B Hie Oriental, “Medallion and small | Experienced Children’s Barber; SHOPPERS’ ) will be found in Tomorrow our Manicure Department for convenience of customers who it emberressing to take their| Beefsteak and K: children to a man’s barber shop. Buttered Beets, Latest equipments for cutting and = |shampooing Girls’ and Boys’ hair. | ‘Teg MOONLIGHT |Near Boys’ Clothing Dept.—$rd floor. all alae. oF ea as SCOOND TOOR, | $1.29 Merceriand $1.09 Boys! Wash Suite... na Plaid | ¥ inch bleach = oan, ; emmed, rea 5 7 age: . pial ol id tter ow | contrast." collaga ~~ net Perry osason. wee A M. LINENS 06428 3LOOR, bloomer trousors— " Fiat, eb, Bb Polot. Cate pio reat anteas: iether | ‘Yoru and Aibany accepted ouRhkeepale. q, neryice iewine Sa lating one [PATTEN Ut E Tee eR pn Ry it 1 iE ato 8 HOvs ULWTHING—THIRD FLOOR, 49 ct. Galatea Rompers Pure lineo—narrow hem. HANDRDIOWIERS-MATN PLOOR, a 49 Men's Bathing Suits or gray-—shir' 20TH JUNE SALE Apparel and Merchandive That You Are Seeking. Style; Quality; Price; All Spell SATISFACTION, FOLLOWING ARE SALE DEPARTMENTS :— Silk and Rabon) Flowers Missed @ammer Boys’ Clothing and @— -—_~- —_-__---—--_-@ June Sale of Women’s Underwear Nainsook— Muslin—Cambric—Crepe—Silk | Strict attention te detail of style, cut and finish, coupled with very heavy | purchases, which we sell in June AT SALE PRICES—are responsible fer our great June business. Judge by these Itemer— No Mail ox Teteyhone Order, she eveescavenes 88...68...76..,96...1.98...200,..6.08 "Valuse +59 to $6.98 seneeeeeeeeeeeees OO.. .08.. 185. . 1.08...! Values .85 to $4.98 Values .29 to $3.69 JUNE SALE SPECIALS For Tomorrow June Sale Advantages Mean Substantial Savings Offerings Are Style-Favored—Well Chesen—Dependable. Te Give Your Meney Full Pewer Buy Temerrew! No Mail or Telephone Orders for the Vollewing: Shui? SAT donee. thas . bey Hare ‘black a bd nd allover t modele-black and navy—|or em 7 | pearl and eryetal but joor sports. mes, also natural pon- Men's Soisette Shirte— All sizea—reg. $1.00. -| Plain white, tan, bi o¢_________-_____-—__—__« Special Price Cuts in FINE RUGS Wool Brussels Rugs Velvet Axminst, nO3110.6ft-—value $18.96 {10.50 ue $24 9x12 ft.—value $21. class furnishings. o¢______—_—___________@ or Rainbow Ice Cotfes o—_________LL-________® Cut Price Sale of Toilet Articles Continued —_____________« MORNING SPECIALS—Temerrow, Thureday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, qimntities restricted. ; $2.98 Crex Grose emen's Summer Dresses 1.65 | Gens Myon pes Pe “contrasting | Seren Toe ee COND FLOOR, 59 et. Py <t-Crope $1.29 Wemen's White Blouses ne} a eee Lawn and dimity—low collere—piaia | and fancy figui Ripeletie = pink ay | || “hota PoRNtuittwds THiRD FLOOR, ae * |] 124 et. Men's Initial H'dh’ts.. «0! florals and striped Furnishings Men's Shirts and Furnishings Women's Suits, Dresses, Coats Millinery Housedresees and Negt!i Bhoes ‘Tere Silk Petticoate— undered. cufte| _ All lengths—reg, $1. attached collars — arey—with and without Bee-115.50 Seamlese—| assortment terns and ao to English Mutton Broth with Sliced P aaprthgg ey Sweet oan Musto in Restearant 1200 to aee No Mall or Telephone Oréare, } zig et, Ratines.............