The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1915, Page 7

PHOOL PRINCIPAL =. "mn ts eonouah ; ae * we RETA A ATW AE, EO, ” OPPENHED Cums 26 34th Street, New ‘York : SCHOOL CHILDREN SAVE THEENNES Bronx Pupils of P. S. 40 the Sole Depositors in Their Own Savings Bank. Direct Particular Attention to The “New Oxford Pump”’ Imported Glace Kidskin quar- ter, in Sand, Putty, Pawn, Gray, Tan and White, with Patent Leather vamps. Resembles a three eyelet Oxford, slips on md fits like a pump. 5.00 Also in Gun Metal or Patent Leather. ». 400 97,381. IN 14. MONTHS. Principal Gets Idea After See- ing-Little Ones Spend Their Coppers for Candy. WILLIAM GPLAHERTYW. at the close of each banking hd money deposited ts credited hai various classes and ‘then redeposited to the credit of. the School Bank at . Oj4 Ben Franklin once said, “Take eare of the pennies and the dolfars will take care of themselves,” and John D. came along later and point- ing to the largest private fortune ever accumulated he sald: "Save your pon- nies.” Now, after a short experience with this advice, 9,511 pupils of Pub- 1i6 Bohod! 40, in the Bronx, acclaim in ymison: “They had the right idea.” And, well they may, for in a period covering fourteen months these girti and boys have ref in a school Women’s Clox Silk Hosiery Pure Thread Silk hose, in White, Suede, Fawn, erage omy and Bronze with Black embroidered » also Black and Navy with White clox. sexi, 95C the the directors’ accounts to each the the State Bank, Bronx branch. ‘When a pupil's individual deposite have reached the sum of $5 he is ad. vised to withdraw the money and de- posit it in the State Bank to bis own account. Thus the pupil, puffed by the worldly possession of a ‘regular bank book, becomes thrifty and am- bitious and keeps his balance climb- {og from month to month. ‘he ditectors have been careful and strict in the method of supervising Pep rte from a, a bank. lepositor can wi raw only once Prospect avenue and Ritter Place, 1n|4 month, and then only upon personal a well settled portion of the Bronx. hey meer ot the parent or Ceres hy William O'Flaherty, long connected ischarged pupil or a graduate is ve ch covering his de} it. + with the Board of Education, is ite] G7 fenton eae have on principal. One afternoon, 2 year 880| made for other than the above two last December, Mr. O’Fiaberty, leav- reasons. ing the school, observed a crowd of] HAS PERFECT SYSTEM AND ‘his pupils entering a small candy and breaggties MONEY 16 SAFE. soda water store nearby, Then came) i, personal. supervision of Prin- an idea, and on Dec. 22, 1913, the/ cipal O'Flaherty and the kindly in- School Savings Bank of P. 8 40 wan|terent taken in the project by the ready for depositors. teachers and directors bave-enabled Wich Mr. O'Flaherty supervising | (he establishment of a system which the work amd with Messrs. Morris for accuracy would be a eredit to pe of cad larger banks. Preeite Weissman, Hilton H. Hawkins and/the fact at 381.1 has been .| handled, coming in small amounts Adolph Cohen, three teachers, in. Croan thi Parioee. clk a ne eae stalled as directors the bank did 4/not been a single choreane or arrer thriving business, showing at the eod of the first four months a deposit of $2,882.82. The success of the project bank just $7,381.80! Public School 40 if situated at 34th Street, New York Very Special Sale of Women's Real Kid Gloves An importation just received of two clasp, Real Kid Gloves, in White, Tan and Black, Paris point and heavy embroidery backs. 85c Also One-Clasp P. K. Qloves, in white, sand and grey, with three rows contrasting fancy backs. 1.25 Value, in the accounts. The records compiled by the di- was assured when on the first day the children deposited $145.60, rectors show an average deposit per upil of $1.51. Some single accounts With an interest awakened by the promis: results of the first four months, Mr, O'Flaherty and the three directors tackled the work anew and broadened the scope until the bank was opened to the children of the lower grade. They worked up sreat interest in the bank, creating a spirit of rivalry among the pupils as to wiich would show the largest depostt. "The report of the next four wonths was even more pleasingly, amazing, and the steady improvenrent brousnt the bank up to the proud position which its latest report shows. ~ have mounted up in the thirties and the interest in the bank has reached a@ point where the pupils look for- ward eagerly to Monday—and an tn- creased bank account. BENEDICT’S SON-IN-LAW SEIZED AS GERMAN SPY ‘ Books in His Baggage Cause .Ber- acer #nuda Inspection Officers to Put i By “a0. sani | Him Under Guard. ‘The system of deposit and with-) STAMFORD, Conn., March 17.— drawal is perfect. Monday of e404) Mistaken for a German spy, F. 8. week is set aside as banking d0Y.| jigstings of Greenwich, son-!n-law and the teachers have co-operated to| (+ ©. Benedict, the banker, s the extent that no shcol time ts lost) Yoo,’ . nker, wen because of the banking. A pupll may) ‘trough an experience at Bermuda open an account with any aniount, recently which Amused him act a ‘The depositor is furnished with a| little, ban: book. The teachers hold “de-| Mr. Hastings arrived last night on pect sheets” and g separate entry is| the Bermudian, He had in his luggage made on a ae card.” ‘ re. & severai nautical instruments mado in posit is made the amount a ©) Germany, also books on navigation «re recorded on ail three records and! puplished in the same country, When these were found by inapection of- a two bours was started on a march to 't Be F Don’t Be Fussy | the Government house. Al t Eating) peition oftloes who had met Mr, 1.25 Negligees and. Kimonos Three Exceptional Values ’ Womep’s Corduroy Robe, Cavpedler, Copmatiegen. Lint Bios, Cherry and Pink; China Silk fined. | 3.95 Women’s Japanese Crepe Kimonos, in Copenhagen, Rose, Light Blue, Pink and vender; hand eme broidered. ’ 1.75 Women’s Crepe de Chine Negligee, in Pink and Light Blue, hand 6 90 broidered or shadow lace and rose trimmed. hen ho stepped at Ber- as a momber of Commodore ‘a cruisin, arty a year or bo ago, recognized him. air. Hastings with apologies. rw was releani Your Stomach Will Digest Any Kind of Feed When Given the OPPENHEIM. GLUNS & € 34th Street, New York PIUTE BAND ELUDES ‘| ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF Soolt. Returns After Vain Search for Indians in Utah wrong, Gen. sistance with sctentific atu: | wet thelr seal | rt) i} blacklist. This im & required Is a little pon wi New Spring Models in eee Dyopepela” Tab: | Mountains. } ey av DENVER, March 17.—Brig. Gen. Women’s Corsets Confidence Just an th \Hugh L, Scott, Chief of Statt of the taints United States Army, bas returned from Douglass Mesa to Bheff, Utah, after an unsuccessful search for Hatch, Old Polk, Posey and their out- law Plute followers, according to the , | most gélfable information obtainable from the Indian country to-day. og cr diva A call is now expected momentarily a for threé troops of United States cav- airy, equipped with light artillery and sut- | carrying supplies for a- campaign of at length. The last word from luff by phone was that if the grmy head did not su in ge ‘cus tody of the Indians througb a confer- ‘ence the troops would be called, ——— MITCHEL ON DEFENSIVE. ———_ of 107 te Question the Mayor at « Dinser, Mayor Mitchel'’e behavior as Chief Executive of the city is to be submitted to the scrutiny of the Committee of One Hundred and Seven, which nominated him. He wrote to Chairman Norman Hap- Corsets to conform with recent fashion develop- ments, in “Vassar” and “Georgette” models, exclusive with Oppenheim, Collins & Co.; also other popular makes. 3.00 5.00 7.50 w 20.00 Women’s Broche Corsets One of the new models, of Pink Broche, with medium low top, fancy braid trimmed and pink hose supporters. Special 2.95 \ wi Whatever you Hike, knowing ould indigestion, sour rising tation: ge, Stuart's Dyspept nte will put y Ty kin have brought relief from digestive disease t of the bodily organs, ith the least 00d some days ago asking that this be done. ¥ Mr, Hapgood called a meeting of the committee at the Uni- versity Club. ‘Chere it was decided that erring ot Apa iteat whiten Me Mitchel should api and show in what woryp LOST STOUND' As mere ae John Crane, forty-five years, and | Ps a ee umacher, fifty-five years old, Uptews — werthwoet corm a and J IF You PLEASE. . CALL <1000 BEEKMAN, i Gi HA mbel Subway Store = Big News! ®@ 1692 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats At $12.75 Original Prices Were $20, 922 and 925 Tas Roaster SS ES ° } Theor, and To-Morrow Morning We Will Begin .s Record-Breaking Sale in the GIMBEL Subway Store. Hates Display Gpaee Extra Selling Spece With such a tremendous quantity of fine and at such wonderfully reduced prices, the d really ought to be overwhelming. At $12.7 Men's and Young Men’s Suits Plain blue Serges, Fancy. Fal Plain Blacks, Plain Oxford Grays, Dark Fancy Mixtures. Many Striped Suits—some have patch pockets; others plain pockets; soft rolling fronts. or conservative models. Sizes 88 to 48. At $12.75 Men’s and Young Men's Overcoats Mi are in Spring weight, but bor rg in winnlodty ie for Ps who want them. % Ches- IS ARAN A <~ar N BAVA \ x bh terfield, Raglan and Double-breasted form-fitting models; some have velvet collars; others Pl collars. Raglans are silk top and sleeve lined. Plain blacks, grays, fancy mixtures, a few light y_ herringbone ‘stripes, full silk lined and silk Fackd top éoata. Sizes 33 to 44. At $12.75 eben. and Yeung es Rance s value,’ Double texture ru r es ea +e in dark olive, and two shades of tan. Bo | todd. Imported Aprons—Diff A special and to sell for the Teed ee Hn a Of Sand Color Shadow Lace on 8 Radium Silk i Founda- tion, Standing collar of silk / and bound with silk braid; white, flesh and sand. Black Silk Shadow Lace Blouses at $2 valley Sine, Nits awe Brel Aorens, made, wil , SS es ees Tomorrow We Starta Bi Crowd-Bringing Subway Store Sale of 2,000 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes at Maker's Samples—Models of Shoes... That Sell Usually at $2.60 to ¢8.00° No wise woman intent upon economy will overlook this R to buy for pemat future wear. Various leathers, including f if Gun Metal, Vici, Patent Leather dnd Tan Calf. Many in combination effects, such as Patent Vamps with white’ top#, Tan Calf Vamps with colored cloth tops, and 80.on. *, Lace Oxfords, Button Oxfords, Pumps Sinton Soe ka pwaie | And in Addit oe 400 Pairs Low shoes’ . That Were Transferred from Our 2d Shoe Sections The GIMBEL Subway Store Announces a Special Sale— Crepe and Silk monos— "| Rae/ 8 ° : } | Special Prices | Several hundred $1.60 Crepe | . » neat figured patterns ~also solid colors; many models to choose from, The Kimonos illustrated are in Empire effect with Satin trimming; two of the models have the flower border trimming front of garment; one model has large shaw! collar and cuffs sf Nie lower 85c Silk —Plain ‘ilk Kimonos in Empire model; satin trimming; navy, red, pink and light ine alm figured: Florentine silk in good assortment of $ 1.50 colors..... Gimbel Subway Store, Balcony The Millinery Section in the Gimbel Subway Store Offers 963 Pairs of LargeImported Wings at 25c Pair Ordinarily the retail prices would be 50c and mor: Black and other Precisely what are wanted for creating the clever effects that the Paris modistes have decreed for this ' ular millinery garniture, Spring's popular millinery aFritUTes abel Subway Store, Balcony in sar ae “oReat tt eae in Si ai i now inthis sale at, pair nares Gimbel Subway Store, Belomty An Important Gimbel Subway Store Sale of. Traveling Bags and Suit Casey ‘Much Underpriced a A Manufacturer’s Clearance All Wanted Leathers and Sizes 1d colors, mostly black: 816 & 616 [INNOVATION Steamer Trunks, $8.50 Just what you want for your Panama Exposition Trip or vacation %-inch Leather Suit Case, linen, 6 trip. N P Three ply veneer, hard vulcanized fibre binding, cold rolled steel | hardware; interior: conveniently arranged, which will make your packing (| lined, securely riveted, \ ibre, strong leather straps Steamer 4 SET SCP Saeae Tee hety! boo Sartvers, oashor serapee | BOD, | Set Pocky strap allaround 94a Gimbel Subway Store, Balcony Gimbel Subway Store, Beloony © easy; choice of sizee—¥2 to 40 inches. Ge ucted case, regularly $5, $3.95 and deep tray divided, sizes 32 to 40 | $5.50 er hoy uit, ENN Ng era re “ IN $7,00.t0.90 Dress Trunks, basswood body, bound and banded with hard vulcanized fi Cunes, leather boy 96.75 to ‘Trunks, basswood body, duck canvas et <5 ues