The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1915, Page 4

COC OG QOCcoCuececad 2 SS Pe ree oS Women's Just ‘bought of the highest The Finest SECOND FLOOR the people! were hurled at] In the name of humanity, he iy . ouldn’ Hoard spend just $22,000 omorrow these extraordinary values: or W. A. Prende t, at] Wouldn’t the Tuscan Braid and Leghor ne ne of the Board of Eattmate . 90 mn Feats | Tosonno# to-day, aft he had dectared | Ath with black silk velvet crowns ss tne tid mat better the| “E Wae a sickly, puny little irl 75 Black and white drooping on aa ae in can ccln and that |Uatl I began to bathe,” said twelve consid e people and tha" | year-old Carrie Sciloia of the Italian hair end net hats 00 rds proved the ity a8) Kehoat of theChildren's Ald Bocibty 85 Black, white and colored ar Secret sugitok, Now look at me, | bination braid turbans or Prendergast had fust|aad twenty ‘pounds and has @. lite i bra | hat he would vot at | savers medal ~~ w tomar ene \ ihe Sekine Ae t 1" Louls L. Krause, head of the Bu, cs od VALUES UP sien ges Mg ES ‘ Heating [reau of Moral and Hygenic Hauce ‘imm wes continuation of the open air joatink | tion, sald You seem to thin! th alt 1 cgi vend ere : TO $15 baths because he thought the thirteen | hundreds of people here are seeking teria! ers. od | Charity We're not e're paying mat od Season Inland covered — baths aeattered |Charity. | We're not We're nay ing THE U; CAN & be ‘@AKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL 90 Get rr. ammeyer Shoes Very Great Reductions \ Sma Be Closed A Radical 246 Pairs Women’s Novelty Colonials Patent tach A Very Exceptional Sale of Women’s Novelty Oxfords ‘ wile § one were be $2 95 $3 85 to oe the. wleames in Ary otetul examination of her) e ’ Neduced trom a Much Mister Price 1 / ' hae a AM Vuity Kid Oatend Vale le Teun Valent Yawn Saturday Morning at 8:30 our doors will o remari Hat Shapes 875 Shapes comprisin: The Best Liseres and the highest me combinations:of M fia n\ lemp and Lisere Wholesale values from We offer them to-morrow at) Trimmed Millinery Salon OUR HATS THAT SMART Women’s Diamond Tip Pumps and girls, Some had written speeche which they read, river swimming places ained at” the eb vMayors,” | the appealing for th It was ex ‘| 59 MORALS NO BETTER |e PUBLICBATHS, ‘omptre ate, schoo! ia they rev = ye hfldren at " aaked the Comptroller ¢ & abril, class room ehoru al hundred voices. m for the “The torted the Comptroller, le sale of ou all ought to be in school now. i “Throw Hon Outl* Gey Advo- cates of $22,000 Appropria- paid by the eity, What doing here?” Imported here and learn their civic duties, Horough ent Marks, who asked | for the appropriation. tion for Floating Ones. from: an importer | Y Sear one murmured, “Monkey- | Mga OF CHILDREN MAKE PLEA,|) “Yea that's a very xood word.” waia the Comptrolier, “It describes this whole scene.” Hilda Deravensky, thirteen, @ puptt| in School No, 177, told how the littl | dren of the tenements teemed into pen baths in summer because It thelr only opportunity to linger fs sunshine, Then a blind boy, Milans Louis | Salaries,” Tells Board of Estimate. “We Pay Your J. Krauss > Ss $4 to $6.50) ‘sa MAIN FLOOR + 4 Losensky, twelve, who ie na f my judge of Public Schoo! } ite Baat teats in dn’t see the sunahin nan t# unit to he was pleading for those wh: throughout Manhattan were sufficient. ‘The meeting was held in the Board of Aldermen chamber. ‘The gallery was jammed with children from the various public schools, carrying pen- | nants declaring for open alr baths. Their teachers were with line main floor of the meeting room were hundreds more children, ISUAL RENARD CHIC WHICH GIVES the like hu APPEARANCE. BE DISCERNED IN ALL OF THEM. to deny have to beg of you the breathe the alr of heaven. In explaining his vote, Comptrolisr Prendergast sald the city was re- trenching and that it had to stop spending money, Because of the thirteen inland baths he thought the boy* | foating baths unnecessary Anyway,” went on the Comptroll “going into @ bath doesn’t make a oral, The standards of morality this community are no higher to-day, and I doubt if they high, ax they were years ago here were no baths ic bathe are not necessary to public cleanliness, To be clean one only needs the inclination, soap, water and towels, All this talk and thin ivilege to them. On er. man ore KN AANA NAT oth Ave at 20th st Women’s Novelty Footwear at — ™ = ape by tentlary NY] ““rhe Honrd took to ac Acting N Mayor McAnany said he would vote for the opening of the river baths if they are properly regulated by the Hoard of Health . al | SUBMARINE NEAR NEBRASKAN, SAY SEVERAL FISHERMEN (Continued from First Page.) \ \ . Real Deep, Genuine Reductions ot Imaginary * ‘“Spectals"' or “Values” rt Spring Styles Now to Out at About Cost Women’s $6.00 & $5.00 wan actually sighted, but neverthe. leas (hey are convinced that she was struck by # torpedo. They do not believe a mine could have done this Reduction of damage. One reason for their con vietion is that they felt a terrific e shock an appreciable jength of time Colonial Pumps on Sonerm, ¢ would have shat { the vessel, while this cane all the daw tered the aid in ee was internal REDUCED TO The damage to the veasel's upper The yeason’s most favored structure is so severe it is He type ot Pump, mide of $3 85 the shook (he ship suffered must have Fawn deather and White oe been terrific, Great derricks were Nubuck with Patent Leather 4 Aung aor the deck, Trimmings, Gray Leather, Patent Leather and Gun Metal Colonial with light Gun Metal Calfskin Trim welt soles, leather Cuban Louis heels, abo Patent . 4 oUt and some went over Leather with flexible turn soles, vered Cuban ts the Gia Gia ten ths Louis heel bh two large holes were «the naked ade ol girders, ww { f which were ¢ A most extraordinary oppe is presented in these which were cut The bunks oeeup Colonial Pumps. The reduction ivf made solely in the iin bak tan iolerests of their immediate Clearance, and at URS are . wonder! y emaped more serious hurts veritable give-away An Extraordinary Disposal of i= ¢ ware nine tase emaele | The ‘% suffered injuries on ie bead, arma end lege Both quarter siere were badly injured The American Coneul and represen f the Americon Hubessy REDUCED TO leather Var Metal Vainps baw Gt 19 from Waabing # of (he Ameri Keduced trom nm $6.50 Pumps A limited Quantity of Splendid Women's Inlay Colonials REDUCED TO 335 0 its Leather with Duede lilays dren were the | of | nd the pub- The teachers who are with you are are they “The children have a right to come * Queen of Italy, Who Has Given Three Palaces for Use as Hospitals | ROME, at the Quirinal, Red Cross. Ported to have Joined the army. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 19165, May 28.—Queen Helena to-day put the royal palaces Milan and Mantus at the disposal Pope Benedict, it was announced, Has offered the use of Villa Castel Gandolfo for use as @ hospital. | Westchester Racing Association | ‘ | Officials May Be Put on Trial as Result of This Case, four men who were arrested at Bel- jmont Park yesterday charged with violating section 946 of the Penal Law, | which makes | book on the races, were arraigned be- fore Justice of the Peace Walter R. | Jones in Hempstead this morning and pleaded They were held in $200 bail to appear for trial to-night, of the Itallan A number of priests are re tary Bryan sald to-day that an in- complete report had been received from L of the i gation tato the which that made publi experts had been re: ment officials said the full report ot the investigation would be cabled as - | n00n as possible by Ambassador Mage Ambassador Page has cabled that the aworn st ent of Capt. Greene of the Nebraskan had been given to Lieut, Powers, naval attache of the Embassy at Liverpool, and that it would be forwarded at once It was also annouaced that an ex- amination Was belng made in Liver- pool to-day by American Naval Con- atructor McBride to determine, If pos- sible, whether the Nebraskan was damaged by a mine-or a will be deferred SAW ELBERT HUBBARD WITHOUT LIFE BELT AS LUSITANIA SANK Survivor Thinks Writer May Have Been Assured Liner Would Float. Kamuel Knox, President of the New Shipbuilding ¢ and @ vivor, WAH a pannenger Hotterdam of the Line, He is (he only survivor thus far interviewed who saw ybard before the Lusitanis mpany the ubbard on deck soon the erash, i Mr Koon "Me w alone and appeared to be calm wand Interested in things that were going avout him He did not wear a life preserver Perhaps he had accepted the aanurances of some of the oMcers that the ship would pele afloat unl beached The Lusitauts oad Mr ! Lawyer. |wuit for divorce against Arthur Johns, MRS. JOHNS FINDS SECOND MATRIMONIAL VENTURE A FAILURE Divorced Before, She Now Seeks to Be Freed From The second matrimonial venture of Mrs. Margaret Brown-Johns, who in 1910 sued the heirs of the tate Robert Hoe, millionaire printing press manu- facturer, for $230,000 and received a large settlement, has, like her first marriage, proved @ failure. In the Supreme Court to-day she brought well known Wall Street lawyer, avia- tion devotee and politician. An “un- known woman” ts named. Mra. Johns, who was Margaret Johnston of Lexington, Ky., was di- vorced by her first husband, Lewis F. Brown. After the divorce he sued Robert Hoe and accepted $20,000 in seltlement At the trial of the div wult brought Mrs, Abigail Hancock Hishop against her banker-husband, John Cunningham Hishop, Mr, and Mrs, Johns were in constant attend- ance. Hoth were old friends of Mra Joila ‘Temple Gwathmey, who fig- ured as the corespondent in the Bis hop Mrs. Johns is well known in the art collector lulgsonne ber vile were for © the Brooklyn Museum aod sis of contly tapestry owned on exhibition in the Met f Art for 4 long Nhe has 4 young daughter who wovlety by three pai by her were fopolitan Museum tine recently made her debut hi | snd went down | wae, and, abet wre sues AL, DAVIS For ted aching feet eure teal foot com form The « wohructed palomical arch sup lent with a rained heavy steel ih, an extended counter at the wide ve the weakened imuscies and ion heel to eleady the ankle Pinch e04 Taw Musso Cait Viel Mad Mingle or double Boies om Che bane 6 West Broadwey 221 Greenwich St Your FOUR MEN ARRESTED. | LONBOOKMAKING CHARGE | stood that the case will not be heard junc) Thursday of next week, The men are J Amsterdam Avenue: 173 West One Hundred and Twoety- sixth Street; C Seventh Avenu mande, No. 1848 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan complaint of J. 8. ‘Thompson of Oys- ter Bay, boom of Hempstead, who alleged that and sa fendants, w they had made bets with the de- that they put up money the defendants make a record of the wage: HELD IN $300 BAIL a (Bpee-s) to The Rvening World.) May 28.—The it a crime to make a not guilty to the charge. but it is under- Farina, No W. Pyott, 14 No. Aavt andorf, and Dr. No. H 1267 Ar- They were arrested on a constable, and ©. Kara- Be'Eire to ond Sulphur SoaP were Issued this morn- preme Court Justice Scudder, in which # number of prominent Nas. a nty people will be summoned or the Mineola Justice Scudder will sit as a commit- « magistrate 20th k te the will be held bility Law and be put on trial wrt House where » hear evidence it people against t Racing Association and a gullty of bookmaking and if the fore the Justice wi directors of the track wonderfully success’ nt known to phyaiel “S-rrain hypo-nu n sealed for home use ‘Leay: Dackages with full al. Red lips, pink u t lation on May ‘This will bring all the oMcials of the trac at e dence as tid Justi = rants it clan oF & well-stocked drum! For the Skin * ™ Swarm, weather—heat_ ashen, he ives, veakin's ote’ druggists for and obtain et eke oe Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Will Hold the Following SPECIAL SALES—SATURDAY Women’s Hand Sewed Pumps Of imported patent or dull black leather with 1 fawn kid or buckskin back. Also tan Russia calt with fawn buckskin back. Or all bronze cham- pagne or putty kid. High arch lasts with and turned or light welted soles. 5.50 Heretotore $6.50 to $7.50 “Parfait” Silk Hose—Paris Clor Also Plain Silk Hose. ‘Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose, with openwork Paris clox; lisle heel, sole and garter top; also plain Silk Hose, in black, white, fawn, champa; col Also extra size Silk rng" bas Special .85 3 pair for $2.50 Women’s Tucked Silk Hats Faced With Hemp Straw. Two new soft outing models of faille or taffeta silk, in white, black, rose, delft blue, pi ink, g old, Copen- hagen or green; entire hat of tucked silk and faced with straw, silk rosette. Special 3,75 Genuine Panama Hats For Women and Misses. Mannish crushed Panama Hats, novelty striped or black grosgrain bands. Special 4.75 Palm Beach Travel Coats Full or targorauaeter beset mannish raglan models of genuine Tan Palm Beach Cloth, convertible collar, can be buttoned to neck, or worn open, deep elit, mannish pockets, pearl botiece. ad Special 9,75 Washable Gabardine Skirts For Women and Mi Of white cotton new style Special 4.50 gebardine, pearl button front, with pockets; detachable mannish belt = Milanese Silk Sweater Coats Vor Women and Misses te plat, green, gold, blue, white and black of with all Special 9,50 purple, found belt, two pockets and turn-back culls Women's Silk Gowns of Crepe de Chine or Tatleta — Afternoon ie Speciat 18.50 iy ted de chine of taffeta wil wy, Blash or Belgien blue. he