The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1915, Page 9

ORCE NEEDED T0 KEEP WORLD PEACE, + LODGE GE DEDLARES Rie Backs Plan Plan of a Union ‘of Nations With Internation- al Police on Land and Sea. TREATMENT FOR ARICOSE or SWOLLEN VEINS _Gwollen veins are dangerous, and often Sufferers aro advised to get & two- . original bottle of Moone's Hmerald (full strength) of any pharmacist and to reduce the veins and bunches at Phrsiciane recommend Emeraié Oil; it Weed in hospital practice, and « small j@ will Inst @ fone time, because It ts concentrated and @ little goes a lone » Avvly nicht and morning with o brush, a directed, until the swelling ee) satioree jo disappear when used ly. Riker-Hegeman Oo. will mup- you. Aanerous sample by malt for 10 from Moone Chemical Co., Roches. ON. Yim Adve, Ae ci FRENENTS, TY Po a ate a na ‘ioomenod forth. jeweman Btore#.—-Advt yenat on ° nd ‘oath jor it at Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, speak- ing to-day at the commencement ex- hig at Union College, asserted hat world peace would never be sathtalned without strong force and advocated a union of nations with in- ternational police afloat and ashore, strong enough to overcome the strongest individual State.’ “How is peace to be established and maintained among nations?” Senator Lodge said. “One thing ts certain; it cannot be done by words Nothing will be accomplished by peo- ple who are sheltered under neutral- eald, “ae men unite to preserve peace and order. The great nations must be #0 united as to be able to say to any single country. ‘You must not to and they can only say that effectively when the country desiring war knows that the force which the united nations place behind peace is irresistible. I am oertain that it is in this direction alone that we can find hope for the maintenAnoce of the world’s peace and the avoidance of needless wars. “It may easily be said that this idea, whioh is not a new one, is impractic- ity, gathering outside the edges of | able, the fight and from comfortable safe- ty summoning the combatanta to| ments throw down their arms and make Peace because war {9 filled with hor- | methods rors and women are the mothers of men. “The nations and the men now fighting, as they believe, for their lives and their freedom and their na- tional existence, ksiow all thie better than anyone else ‘and would heed such babble, tf they heard it, no more than the twittering of birds.” It would be as futile, Senator Lodge held, to abolish armaments as would be to abolish fire because fire sometimes caused great oconflagra- tions, with their attendant loss of life and property; or knives, because knives inflicted wounds. The reason lay deeper than armaments; ft was the desire to use them wrongly, for aggression. “A general reduction of arma- ments,” he sald, should be sought with earnestness, “but for one nation to disarm and leave Itself defenseless in an armed world is a direct incen- tive and invitation to war. stress came, these not only thapreetiontte and barren of all hope EX-JUSTICE O'BRIEN'S DAUGHTER IS A BRIDE Becomes Wife of Dr. Henry James, Who Served Five Months in a War Hospital. Mise Rosalie O'Brien, daughter of former Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, was married yesterday afternoon to Dr. Henry James of No. 123 Kast Six- ty-eecond Street in tue presence of relatives and intimate frtende at th home of the bride's parents, NO 729 Park Avenue. The Rev. Fattier Fitz- gerald of the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer officiated. The bride's only at- tendant was her cousin, Miss Merce- Incomparable Special,Luncheon 75 Cents Tenth Floor. the Premises Third Floor. DISPOSAL o; of WOMEN’S LOW SHOES Special for Thursday, $3.65 We have included in this event patent leather, black and tan Russia calf, also bronze kid low shoes with gray or brown tops. Usual price $5.00 pair. NewStyles in Women’s Summer Footwear Arriving Daily Right now we have an exceptional assortment of the better kind of wom- en’s shoes in all the latest combinations and in plain colored kid low shoes, a Among these are pearl grays, Belgian blue and bron: combinations in side laced Oxfords or front laced you prefer, low pumps. SPECIAL SAL Ae also the black and white ‘mitation Oxfords,” or, if These are priced at $6.00 a pair. Second Floor. For Thursday E of INFANTS’ DRESSES The little ones will require many and frequent changes of clothing during the warm months. Infants’ long and_ short dresses, made of nainsook, hand -embroidered yoke, sizes 1 to 2 years, specially priced $1.25. Infants’ long dresses of nainsook with embroidered yoke and lace edging on the neck and sleeves are priced 75¢ and ce Smocked bloomer dresses in blue and pink chambray, sizes two to five years, are priced $2.75. SUGGESTIONS for BRIDAL GIFTS A Very Special Lace Bed Sets The single and double sizes are included and have been specially priced, 8.00, 10.00, 12.75 & 15.00 éa. $5.00, the usual selling prices are 21,00 each, Fifth Floor. Fourth Floor. Sale of This event has been carefully pivpated, and at a time when those going away are thinking of the infant’s wardro These items may be helpful: Apron model dresses of blue and pink chambray, with collar and cuffs of lawn and embroidery trim- med patch pockets, in sizes two to five years, priced $1.50. ing petticoats for the infant, in nainsook, lace or embroidery trimmed, 75¢, gsc and $1. 25. Infants’ rompers of chambray and seersucker, sizes 1 to 4 years, specially priced 35c. CLEARANCE of Model Gowns, Suits, Coats and Dresses Reduced to About 4 to 4 Previous Prices from $8.75 to represented. ~~ JUNE SALE of HOUSEHOLD and DECORATIVE LINENS $100,000.00 Worth of Linens to Be Closed Out Much of the flax from which good linens are made comes from Belgium and Russia and conditions abroad have made it impossible for us to replenish certain patterns and grades of linen Which we always carry in com lete lines. or less than the cost of the materials used to develop them. This season’s models from the leading Paris dressmakers are $45.00, 65.00, 75.00, 95.00 & 125.00 Fourth Floor. We have therefore selected the incomplete assortments and have priced them remarkably low to effect an immediate clearance. some of the best linen values we have ever offered. Fine Damask Table Cloths, $1.88 to 24.50, usually $2.50 to 49.00 Napkin 1.95 to 13,50 a dozen, usually $2.75 to 27.00 Towels, Linen Sheets, $5.00 and 6,00 a pair, usually $6.50 and 8.50 Pillow Cases, $1.25 a pair, usually 1.65 Embroidered Bed eoreae and Pillow Shams, at one-third less than regular prices, $2.78 to 4.95 a dozén, usually $3.75 to 7.50 Bed Spreads, Pillow Shams, Second Floor, An opportunity to purchase at very small price $4.25 to $38.50 each, usually $6.75 to 62.50 $2.75 to 12.95 a pair, usually $4.40 to 19.50. Bungalow Luncheon Sets, Thirteen .pieces, $1.25 and 1.50 each, ex- ceptional values, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Comfortables, Mus- lin Sheets and Pillow Cases. inducements in the remarkable. price conces- sions arranged for this sale, Extraordinary Baltimore was his brother's best man. Soon after the European war began Dr. James went to France to serve in a hospital, where he remained five months. The engagement was an- nounced in April @oon after his re- U N u S bef L ry. x cL E Slightly Used Pianos Grands and sand Uprights wed uring’ the the past Winter and “Steinway, eber, eng perfect condi. jon, aly vureaned and will be sold. at prices ranging from $100.00 "terms to sult convenience of bs yg iJ ment of 1 Payer Pianos. * Butt value value allowed for your piano in exchange. Your inspection is invited. PIANOS TO R TO RENT mw Upright for Summer opt- CHAS. H. DITSON & CO. 8, 10, 12 East 34th St. OPENS AN ACCOUNT CREDIT TERMS *3 exe 50("8 Perm “109 ‘5 Pex "75)°12 Porm '450 Open aatanlas By 104 ST. 1. STATION AT CORNER FISHER BRos Sarre yy AVE. araro att ve. Store Only. Any Purehuse its 8: $1.00 Down. $1.00 a Week ap TATION OF THE S'*AVE. EL. | MICHAELS BROS 3 SHORT BLOCKS, sport LTON STREET Alin In The WORLD EVERY MORNING ; No Extra Oha Advertisementa tor The ey American Disttet Merengue ffion te the city pnts 9 P, James McCreery & Co. 34th Street bth Aventie Will Close Out on Thursday NO APPROVALS 85 Women’s Coats Including Street Coats in Check Fabrics; Short Silk Coats and Wraps; also AutoCoats. 12.50 reduced from 19.50 to 29.80 Absolute Clearance NO CREDITS NO EXCHANGES 75 Women’s Suits Consisting of this season’s most desir. able models and newest materials. 14.75 regularly up to 55.00 Misses’ Suits, Dresses and Skirts . 150 Misses’ Suits, size 14 to 18 years 9.75 * 18.50 26.50 regularly 10.75 to 49.60 65 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses, size 14tol8 yrs. 12.75 16.75 24.50 regularly 24.75 to 80.50 ‘ 56 Misses’ Serge Skirts,—size 14 to 18 years--............regularly 6.75 to 12.78, 2.95 DRESSMAKING & TAILORING DEPARTMENT Final Clearance Women’s Model Gowns and Tailored Suits 35.00 to 95.00 » formerly 100.00 to 850.00 Exceptional Offerings on Thursday and Friday “McCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Qentury Lg Finest Silks the World Produces, + 5,000 Yards of Satin Stripe Washable Shirting Silks In a wide range of styles and latest color combinations, also Wale formerly 1.15......++ wT7.yd. 75¢ 6 , Genuine Chinese Natural Ecru Shantung Pongee formerly 580."...++++++eeeereee Yd. BBC SUMMER WASH DRESS FABRICS EN Attractive and complete collection of the latest Novelties in White and Colored Cotton Dress Fabrics for Summer frocks, blouses and shirts. White Voile, 40 inches wide........ formerly 880, White Golf Cord, 40 inches wide. . formerly 50c, White Skirting Pique, 86 ‘inches wide formerly 45c White Gabardine, 36 inches wide. . .formerly 550, White Irish Dress Linen, 45 inches wide formerly 650 .formerly 1.25, yd. 230 yd. 2B yd. 30 yd. 390 yd. 480 White Velvet Golf Corduroy...... yd. 780 $,000Yards,—Dainty Dresden Printed Voileand Maser, 40 inches wide. yd, 28c formerly 40c LININGS & FLANNELS ; eo Black Satin Finish Bathing Suit Venetian,—fast color. $2 ine! cee wide. usually 500, yd. 38 White Sport. Coat Eiderdown,—doubl e. 86 inches wide. usually 1.86, yd. 1,00 | TRIMMING LACES § Dae »” Greatly Reduced * syd. 75 c to 2.28 Embroidered Net Lace Flouncings regularly 1,00 to 2.05 yd. 100 to 45 Colored Embroidered Net Laces regularly 25c to 95c Black Chantilly Laces regularly 1.25 to 9.95, Wash Laces. .77).....--regularly 12c to 40c, yd. Be to 100 . yd. 880 to 1.95 GOLD JEWELRY & WATCHES ‘Moderately Priced ppropriate Gifts for Commencements; Ww gs. Bridesmaids, Ushers, etc. , 10 and 14 kt. Gold. For Women and Misses Watch Bracelets, several iste P Chatelaine Watches, various styles. For Men and Boys Scarf Pins,—Platinum, 10-kt. and 14-kt./Gold! ~~. sssssssess aS2Saen | dasseetee 1.00 Cuff Buttone—flat links or dumb-bell . style; 10-kt. 14-kt. Gold + . Spectat Sale EMBROIDERIES + ¥% Less Than Ugual Prices‘ Flouncings,—14 inches wide; handsome regularly 2.95 to 4.50, yd. 1.95 ba Batiste Flouncings,—#4 inches wide to match............77 regularly 4.75 to 9.75, yd. 2.98 to 6.95 Voile Flouncings, 45 inches wide, with organdie combined. regularly 9.50, yd. 1.85 Voile Flouncings, 45 inches wide, with dainty floral designs, Special, yd. 1.00 Storage (Dry Cold Air) At Moderate Rates Remodeling and Repairing of Furs at Special Summer Prices Batiste [THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PAC [The WORLD sells 100,000. copies more in New YorlrCity each weekday than any other morning x