The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1915, Page 7

“OO HELLO GIRLS STICK TO POSTS; FIRE ABOVE THEM Blaze in Eagle Building Cuts Off Thousands of Patrons in Two Exchanges. nd Fifty telephone girls stuck to their poste at 5 A. M. to-day during a fire in the Eagle Building, Nos. 61 to 67 Franklin Street, an sight-story struc- ture in which the New York Tele- phone Company has its Worth and Franklin exchanges. The twenty-five girls of the shift of the Franklin exchange were on the seventh floor, directly below the flames, but although a volume of emoke drifted into their windows not one left her post. The twenty-five Worth exchange girls on the second floor did not get any of the smoke, and like the ones on the seventh floor remained on duty. An automatic alarm brought the firemen. In a short time thousands of telephones in the Franklin and Worth exchange districts were out of com- mission. Many of the merchants who do a big early morning business largely through telephone orders were com- pletely cut off from their customers. ‘When attempts were made to reach them by phone customers were told there was an indefinite delay. ’ Thin Folks Who Would Be Fat a Increase in Weight Ten Pounds or More. which proven: from being taken up by ite remark- able. flean be used by who are not willing to tncrease th elemht ten pounds or spore.—Adv This Leaves the Skin Free From Hairy Growths (Toilet Talks) A simple method for completely re- moving every trace of hair or fuzs is pet Bh This is painless and usually a sgl treatment will banish even stub- wths. To remove hairs, make ste with some powdered dela- fg wth water, spread on hairy hry after about 2 minutes rub off, the skin and the hairs are ne This method will not mar the skin, but to avoid disappointment, be certain you get delatone.—Advt. BODY OF SLAIN MAN IS FOUND IN RIVER Cuts on Face and Brulses on Head Cause Detectives to Begin Investigation. The body of a poorly dressed man, with three cuts on his face, which, the police say, are probably stab wounds, and a bruise cn the back of hie heaa, was found floating in the East River at One Hundred and Sec- ond Street to-day. Detectives sus- pect murder, None of the cuts was sufficient to cause death, but the na- ture of the bruise will have to be de- termined by an autopsy which Cor- oner Hellenstein has ordered. The man was about thirty years) old, apparently a laborer, clean shaven and with black hair. He was about| 6 feet 8 inches in height and weighed | a 150 pounds. A ticket for a meal supplied by the Immigrant| Guide and Transportation Relief Sta-| tion for the Unemployed was found in his pocket. yon A HIS CHANGE OF SUIT MAY LEAD TO DIVORCE) Mrs. Edward F. Robertson Names Miss Mina Tempest, Named in Another Case, Corespondent. ‘The fact that Edward F. Robertson, a millionaire importer of No. 27 Ferry Street, went into the fashionable Sonoma Apartments in a pepper and salt Norfolk sult and emrged hours later in a black sult, led to the dis- covery by his wife, Mrs, Laurien C. Robertson, of No. 200 West Fifty- eighth Street, that he was maintain- ing Miss Mina Tempest in lavish style. Mrs, Robertson told of her hus- band’s duplicity in a suit for divorce filed in the Supreme Court to-day. To-morrow the case will come up for trial in Justice Delahanty’s part of the Supreme Court. This is not the first time that Miss Tempest has figured as corespondent in divorce proceedings. Last January she was named in a successful suit brought by Mra. Mildred G. Hell against James E. Bell, a rich young Wall Street broker. Justice Greenbaum awarded Mra. Robertson $100 a week alimony and ; | $1,000 counsel foes, */OBJECTS TO SINGING; BULLET IS THE REPLY But Woman Who Fired the Shot Says Gun Went Off by ~, Accident. Madam Aida De Marion, a pretty | young singer for a phonograph com- pany, tearfully explained to Magis- + | trate House in the West Farms Court . | to-day that she did no mean to fire a| shot into the rooms of @ neighbor last night. | Isadore Robbins, an employes of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, who lives in an apartment adjoining the De Marion apartment, at No. 609 Hast One Hundred and Seventieth Street, had told the Court he had| been annoyed by singing from Ma- dam's apartment, When the sounds continued after midnight, Robbins said, he tapped on the wall. Then @ bullet tore through the wall Limp | his apartment. His wife was struc by @ splinter from the woodwork, but was not seriously hurt. Madam De Marion said she had been entertaining friends and was| showing them the guns owned by her husband, when one suddenly went off. Magistrate House held her tn $500 | ball, which was furnished. | | Pattern No. 2683—-Suepender, Dress for Misses and Small Women, 1 and 16 Years, Cail at THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION BUREAU, Donald Building, 100 West Thirt el Bros.), corner Sixth Avenue an or sent by mail on recelpt of ten cents in coln oF stamps for each pattern ordered. IMPORTANT—Write your address plainly and Always specity size wanted. Add two cents for letter postage if in a hurry. site Gi Ontain 3 New ¥ There Patterns, | The May Manton Fashions | ‘| USPENDER dresses are being much S worn by the younger contingent, | and they are so essentially youth- ful in effect that they are of course especially adapted to their needs. Here {» one that 1s made with a perfectly atraight skirt, with shirred girdle; and, because of the style of the skirt, it makes an excellent design to be copied | in flouncing or in any bordered mate- | im @ plain one. On the| shown, with the bodice of embroidered ailk crepe finished with collar of organdie, but in the back view cotton volle with an embroidered | border is shown. The two costumes are absolutely unlike one another, yet each 9 attractive and each serves its! own purpose admirably well, Still fur- | ther variation can be made by using | ribbon for the suspenders, with the frock of lingerie material, and the rib- bon will allow the Introduction of col-| or, that makes such an {mportant fea- | ture of summer costumes, The long| sleeves that are shirred to form their own cuffs are among the prettiest and most fashionable of the season, but when very warm weather comes there 1s always a demand for shorter ones, | and if bordered material is used tho! suggestion made in the buck view 1s good, for the shorter eves are straight at their lower edges, and con- sequently can be adapted to that ma- terial, ‘he coll: for bordered fabrics | {a square and. seamed at the back in place of round, ‘Tho straight skirt is gathered at its upper edge and joined to a girdle of “the lining material, and the shirred yirdle with the frill at its upper edge fs arranged over this plain | one. For the 16-year size will be required | Yards of material 27 inches wide, Fp Yards 96, Siyarde 44. with 2 yards | % aera aby yards 44, for the yard. #7 for the collar, 1 yard srtfon and £3 yards of edging. ig cut in sizes for 1e'and 18 years. fe of in Pat -aecond Street (oppo- ‘Thirty-second Street, were: Jesse I. Straus of R. H. Macy . Wilson of the Hotel John David, a Broad- August Janssen, J. Bloodgood, Nathan L. Ottingdr, | day. . J, Salomon, P. J. Zagat, Walter Chandler jr, H. R. Mallow and H. BROADWAY MERCHANTS IN PROTEST AGAINST SUBWAY VENTILATION Declare Surface Gratings Drive Pedestrians Away and Cause Congestion. the great interests of the owners and business men must considered, and unless the use sidewalks for ventilation immeasurable loss will be sustained. | earl: Business on the ti! such condition to-day that any plan adopted that will divert trade from Broadway, will add to the burden of the taxpayers.” The ery say the bad feature Members of the Broadway Aeso- ciation appeared before the Pubile Service Commission to-day and en- tered a strong protest against ven- tilating the new Broadway subway with sidewalk gratings. The protest was augmented by one from Borough President Marka. Among the business men present BONWIT ‘TELLER &,CO, | The Speccally Shop of Onginalions rirTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET’ day to June cause foul them, tions of gratings, ca lnportant Sale Thursday Pure Thread Silk Hose For Women and Misses H At Reduced Prices | Boot Silk Hose Reinforced deep garter tops and high spliced heels. Black, white, navy blue, suede and bronze......... Plain & Novelty Silk Hose Reinforced garter tops and soles, in plain medium 1 weight and smart novelty effects...............005 85 | t Silk Hose—Hand-embroidered Clox | Pure thread silk in white or black with self or con- trasting color clox. Also in shoe shades............ | 2 5 Women’s Lisle Thread Hose Six Pairs (boxed) 1,75 Superior quality; reinforced garter tops and soles, In black, white, tan, gray. ING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 5 3 | i TRE EV ai jaf Leal offered t stall ventilating Log along the pag f route if gi th ‘ing them for Advertining purposes, © Commiasion took no action to- FARLEY’S SUMMER HOME. earlier in the | Oardinal Takes Place Cardinal esolved, That a final appeal to/for the summer at Hallet's Point, on the Public Service Commission be|Great South Bay. Yesterday he mo- made at the hearing this day and that | tored there with bis secretary, Father Droperty | Carroll, and Mar. John Edwards, Fi Di ayes Broadway is immediately abandoned | Will ye? ted Long Island residence thoroughfare ts in fe Candie rdipal will be in the LF. retreat for tl je Semi: STORE OPENS 8.30 A. M BONWIT TELLER &,CO, 1915. FRECKLES | Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re- | move Them With the Othine | ‘ion. Ph Prescription for the removal ot| as written ne ry prominent | pap nicl is ustiall ay freckles and giving « clear, beautiful complexion that it ie sold by ts druggists T guarantee to refund the money if AY, "t hide freckles under « veil; | ounce of othi: the first few ow « wonderful im prey ome! the a lighter freckles vanishing entirely. | sure to ae the druggist for ‘the | double strength othine; it is Seite that is | yr had the money-back quarantee.— | fe J. Tomp: tn: vilege of —_—-——. Great South Bay, Farley has taken @ house Fri. olty ph a eed clergy at the Dun- CLOSES 5 P. M. FS The Specially Shop FIFTH AVENUE) AT. Onpinralions 58™ STREET Clearance Sale Thursday NOC. 0. D's, NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES Women’s Silk Dresses 15.00 Formerly up to 39.50 A collection of two or three dresses of a kind from regular stock, consisting of taffeta, crepe de chine and various silk materials. Radium Silk Dresses 18.50 Very Special Value Exceptionally charming models with Georgette crepe combinations or ruffled net inner- bodices, inan assortment of novelty patterns. A GUIDE TO ONDERFUL VACATION LAND The World’s Resort Annual for 1915 By Far the Most Comprehensive and Valu- able Publication of Its Kind Ever Printed Over 2, Seashore, Mountain and Country Hotels and Boarding Places Described. Handsomely Printed! Profusely Illustrated! Widely Circulated! FREE at All World Offices! Mail Orders Filled Upon Receipt of 8c to Cover Actual Postage. Call or Write For FREE Copy To-Day! The World, Summer Resort Dept., Park Row, New York City, N. Y. ISK 2i—Se Summer 000 BUFFETS No Deeaeit. Fase CARS TRANSFER TO j /) 59th to 60th Street Boys’ Shoes, $1.00 Satin calf bluchers, well made and serviceable. Sizes 9 to 1314. Dressesc@: Underwear For Little Children. Special Prices Note these specially priced items for the Queensboro Celebration. Many others in the department. CHILDREN’S DRAWERS, hemastitched and — izes 2 to 10 years, at.. tucked and embroidered ruffl sizes 4 to 12 years; at MISSES' NAINSOOK GOWNS, 13/6 29c BABIES’ SHORT DRESSES, of fine boned model; round neck and sleeves edged with torchon lace, have lace insertion and lace INFANTS’ AND C DRESSES, of lawn or nainsook; Empire waist model, trimmed with embroidery, laces or tucks, 98c hand-smocked front and other pretty styles, at A “THE HOME OF TRUTH, YUN {14 Lex.to3d AV. hiss Now in Progress—Sixth Annual Queensbofo Bridge Celebration Every department in this store contributes specially priced merchandise to make this event memorable. Women’ s Shoes, $2.19 Nees = clon x in all dull or patent leather, sport con tag shoes in white Nubuck or tan, Women’s Shoes, at $1.33 Boys’ Shoes, $1.45 Gun metal bluchers that plense the youngster. Sizes 9 to W. B. Corsets, $1.00 This é en unusually tow price fer this shoddl. Made — of fancy batiste in pink or white; medium bust; four hose supporters attached. Sizes 19 to 30. Lg ¢ Ney Colonials, patent or | mot Oxford Some of Gecond Floor. Sewing Machines Specimen money-saving items for the Queensboro Cele» bration: CABINET cd Dal Paar MA- CHINE, thoroughly, relial arm, Shecess lift, automatic bobbin winder and ball. pave Ragen! Ke te set of the most sppecy ren teas for thie Notions Cie ee eg Ate Last ik sisuatores White Cotton Tape, ‘Wacinch. 96 7g tachable Garment #1 r pale = Pearl Buttons Fresh Water Pearl Buttons, 2-hole, 4-hole or fish-eye; all sizes; 3 dozen { DROP-HEAD SEWING MA. -|CHINE. 3 drawers; well finished oak; light running; self-threading and automatic bobbin winder; also a complete set of the most approved Made of Japan- 7) ese bamboo, stained green, Complete h | t2 Vaehe whiocend 18 inches high. Soneioe with lock, key and cas- ALL CARS TRANSFER TO 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 GRAND ST. CORNER DRIGGS AVE. BROOKLYN [112 $125 Worth of Furniture No Deposit #1 Week | & +Pleee Parlor Suit Sabq Carriages MONDAY AND SATU! Largersizes up to $25.00, Speciale] in Meats These prices are for Wednesday and Thursday: Smoked Tenderloins,16}4c| Sirloin Steaks,184c|Boneless Bacon, 1614¢ Y 88TH TO GOTH S8T., BLOOMINGDALES LEX. TO 3D av, CORNER WYCKOFF STREET ROOMS yy Deller esse i TSS | Scans ing a new it, * tore Se 50¢ Weekly on 320 Worth of Clothing