The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1915, Page 6

The May Manton Fa cco T= bathing suit that in at once sim-|%, York, or cone by mall on receipt imps for cach pattern ordered. TAPORTANT. Write your address plainly and always specify sine wan for letter postage tf a hurry. SS GOVERNMENT WINS OVERD..L &W.0N COMMODITIES LAW U. S. Supreme Court Holds Coal Operating Plan Is Illegal. WASHINGTON, June 21.—The Su- | Preme Court to-day reversed the Fed- eral District Court in New Jersey, which dismissed the Government's Sherman Law and commodities clause sult against the Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western Raliroad and the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company. ‘The Government charged that the contract by which the railroad sold to the coal company its coal was hot a bona fide transaction and vio- lated both the Anti-Trust Law and the commodities clause of the Hep- burn Rate Law. It is the second sult of the Government against the ple to make, graceful and becom- ing and satisfactory to wear, is surely « desirable one, and this model combines all those features. The body Portion and skirt are cut in one and the fulness is confined at the waist fine by & loonely knotted sash; any tights or bloomers can be worn beneath. The model is a charming one for taffeta and for satin, also for the sturdier mohair and indeed for all materials that are used for bathing costumes, In the plo- ture, soldiers’ blue satin is trimmed with | & darker blue, and that combination is | liked, but there are numberless ones that | can be made, for the materials for bath- | ing suite are shown ines generous va- riety are thoso for other needa. White Is pretty trimmed with black or color, For tho younger contingent, American Beauty red makes a pictur: effect, and for the quieter, mor rvative taste dark blue and biack suggest themselves, and either one te smart trimmed with biack and white almple, finished with a sailor coflar that | can be made either square or round the back, the short sleeves are suffici: ly protective and at the same time they | leave the arms free for exercise. Uked, a belt can be used in place of the! sash. ‘The front edges are hemmed and | + lapped one over the other, then stitched into place below @ convenient openiag. Accessories are fascinating. High laced boots of heavy satin are apely and Practical as well as handsome, and caps are really coquettish. They to be found im all sore a 2 ‘@ generous vartety of shi Svariea ers me pattern, Nv jo, 8699, Is cut in three sizes; email, 34 Mest! medium, 38 or 40; large, 42 0° 44 Inches bust measure. Cali at THE RVENING WORLD MAY MANTON F4QSHION BUREAU, Donald Buildin, Gimbsi Broa), corner 100 Weat ‘Thirt =second Bti tet (oppo in Avenss and Fh ‘Thirty secuad Street, fonts 1s col: in OF that for hard day's work. Grape-Nuts | Justice Lamar announced the court's unanimous decision and sent.the case back for further proceedings. Justice Lamar maid that while it had not been proved, it was evident the railroad could at least affett the price ot coal in New York and so still had an interest In the coal affected by Its action, The case Was remanded with- out prejudice to any points which the government had not yet rained. who sailed for Italy May 15, and served as | enant in the Kleventh ALDERMAN TIES KNOT |cevatrs“ausing a rey wight encoun. | ters on the Austrian frontier, returned DENIED COUPLE AT SEA to-day on the Duca d'Aosta. It if the —_— 1 Young Hollander and His French) Sweetheart Married in “Cupid” Scully's Office. Mile, Charlotte Christine Balland and Johannes Cornelis Van Ki n were married to-day by Alderman William H. Chorosh in Clty Clerk Hoully's private office in the Municipal Building. She and he came to this country on the New York of the American Line, but had been sent to different places by the Immigration authorities because they could not find any one on the ship to marry them. M Balland’s home was in Bor- Departme: of the Marne, relative, her Ailly, near . She became en- gaged to Van Essen in London two} months ago. They came here together | because he had to visit New York on business and she was afraid to be alone ‘They tried to be married on the) ship, but the Rev. E. K. C. Hamilton, fellow passenger, declined to officiate because he thought a mar- riage at sen would not be legal. SAY FOUR BOYS STOLE =| ROSES FOR “TEACHER” Had Fight Make Over Who Should Presentation and Arrests Follow. Four boys were at Forsythe and De- lancey Streets at noon to-day, one of them carrying a handsome $60 bunch of American Beauty roses. His face ‘aa hidden back of the flowers, but| ¢ could be heard shouting: “Tl give ‘em to teacher, it gae do it” iF The others demanded that each of | them take some and give them to teacher.” Then the fight started. Detectives Shea and Kirk stopped the battle and were sending the boys on their way to Public School No. 20 when Jame: tu wather up the roses, explaining that hey had been stol is wagon, The youngsters were arrested for juv- enile delinquency, They are Vincent Tigmatone, twelve, of No. 222 Chrystie Street; Tony Catalano, sixteen, of No. 194 Chrystie Street; Angelo Gallo, fourteen, of No. 185 Chrystie Street, | and Robert Catneo, fifteen, of No, 190 Chryntie Bt. ——s—___. TWO U. S. MARSHALS SLAIN. June 21.—Ben In- din, deputy mi ad to-day, and Mexicans are locked up in the Siockton Jail ns the reault of @ revolver fight when the oft dtu put down « fow in the Mesiean quarter, Joweph Aiveraz, aungerourly wound fired on the deputle: large posse rounded up the suspect rut ener cho Goomoaon! FFALIAN TENOR RETURNS || 3 “srsasr Sonate * ccagno, cavalry officers here to buy horsen for the italian Government, were among Bios se SAYS ITALY FACES FAMINE. Government Takes Over All Government's policy, Company, goes to establish an Italian G "WehhD,” AFTER SOME FIGHTIN Policy of the Italian Government to Relieve Prominent Singers From Duly, Ferrari Says, Edoardo Fontana Ferrari, of the Metropolitan Opera © a tenor any, he says, to re- n duty Motae- n Opera leve all well known singers His wife, Mme, Margaret nauer, ale pier Marino, On Domenico Calmatta whol this LET US PLAY THEM FOR YOU —or phone 5400 Harlem for an assortment of records on approval. 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