The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1915, Page 6

TORE TE WAES “NBIG CARNAL Beauties of Women’s Life Saving League to Show Prowess in Ocean, um & pee FOOD FERMENTATION AT MANHATTAN BEACH. Genuine _ Life " Savers Will Swim, Dive and Do Mar- vellous Water Stunts. Beauty will disport in the waves at Manhattan Beach Saturday after- noon. Between 3 and 5 o'clock one hundred young women will revel in an aquatic carnival on the beach and in the ocean, under the auspices of the National Women's Life Saving League. Now come up for air and listen: These girls are not the type that hangs on to the rope and screams every time she is embraced by a wave, Oh, no! They're the kind of girls who go out and meet the wave half way, jump on top of it, dive un- der it and swim through it. They can swim and dive and do lots of things in the water. A lot of them are life-aavers. Yea, sir! Don't think you're going to see a lot of amateur Annette Kel- lermanns with life preservers, Every girl ls her own life preserver. Some of the swimmers have national repu- tations and bave distinguished them- selves at various aquatic carni throughout the country. One of them ig Miss Adeline Trapp, who swam through Hell Gate in last August. The organization is composed of women well known in Brooklyn so- clety, ay well as members of the Brooklyn Teachers’ Association. There will be sixteen aquatic events, and in these the dashing young women in fetching attire will give an exhibition well worth seeing. There will be swimming dashes and high amd fancy diving, fetching under ‘water and endurance contests, and there will be feats of peril and dar ing. The commiitee having supervision over the sports comprise Miss Kathe- rine Mehrtens, Miss Florence Weat, od Elsio Veits, Mise L, Marrin and law Adeline Trapp. There are prises for each event, and rivalry among the fair daughters of Neptune has roused to battlefield heights. The majority of the members of the National Women’s Life Saving League }are instructors in the Public School | Athletic League. In order to cone | tribute to the success of thi | the various chapters of Ome; Delta Fraternity in Brooklyn and Manhattan high and pi tory schools will attend i) a if The big feature of the carhival will be the life eavii and high diving exhibi- tions, participated in by the following: Miss Millie Barteldes, Miss Sophie : Optometrist The a Compe Scientific Ex- tered under the Sate laws enacted for of the Public. Ni Feokte Bongett, Miss gern Marrin, . rger, Mise Bessie lace, | Fisher, Miss Josephino Bartlett, Miss May Waidis, Miss Florence Deutsch, Miss Rita tein, Mise Charlotte Gropaadd, Mise fore. Freitag, Mise nee . 88 Freeman, Miss Erma Greene, Miss Martha 4 Miss Mildred Hauley, Mise je jacobson, Mise Anna Solomon, Mias Elsie Velts, Miss Loretta Dow- ling and Miss Adeline Tra; ¢ league has to its it the rea- thei cue of twenty-five persons from drowning. A he May Manton Fashions LOUNCES make an important fea- ture of the summer fashions and flounced dresses for little girls are among the newest and prettiest. Here is one that can be elther gathered or plait- ed, consequently it is adapted to a great * variety of materials, Silk voile, chiffon &nd crepe de chine and very thin ma- terials of the sort will perhaps be prettier Plaited; cotton voile, organdie, batiste and the h Net of stmple cotton stuffs, would be Detter gathered. Taffeta ta prettier gathered than platted too and taffeta makes one of the tmportant ma- terials for girls’ frocks. ‘The long walst- ed body portion is arranged over a lining ao that the fulness always is held in place and the gathered flounces are sewed over the skirt, It 1s a very amart little frock, yet a simple one and it can be made essily and quickly, ‘The trimming of little ruffles makes a pretty and novel In the he dress ts or of narro , Gress mags of chiften or net of ted ome sim: Ma Ge material be yp adapted dress occasions of sort. The gathered ey | The ruftios My ard Mt soot datas wide or 8 or na rn, mranabie ia 10. 8722, is cut in sises AQUATIC NYMPHS | Comet THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1915. Naiads of the Ocean Will Disport Themselves at a Manhattan Beach Carnival. TWO MEN HELD ON CHARGE O TRPLE MURDER Alleged to Have Slain Restau- rant Men and Assistants With Cleaver. After an all night grilling at Police Headquarters, Vincenzo Licata, alias Jimmy Carter, twenty-four, a tallor, giving his address as the Steeplechase Baths, Rockaway Beach, and Gaetano Roinago, thirty-one, 4% East Thirteenth Street, were taken to the Coroner's Office t with homicide, their alleged victims being Otto Zinn, the Third Avenue restaurant keeper and his two assist- ants, all of whom were slain with a butcher's cleaver in the basement of jo. 66 Third Avenue. tinsmith, No. lay charged but was acquitted. Roinano, morning. No, 66 Third Avenue; Hold, N dered in the cafe cossantly on it ever since. ——— ‘Woman Returns to Silverware Gone, Otto Zinn, Mving over his cafe at| tephan Kyonij, | No. 188 Eldridge Street, and Roman | jo, 1665 Avenue A, were mur- basement at 5.20 o'clock the morning of April 16 while investigating the removal of the office jaafe down the cellar stairs. The crime ‘was one of the most brutal on record, and the police have been working in- CLEANED OUT A FLAT. na All Her ‘There are no clues to guide the police The prisoners to-day in their search for the burglars “Kayser’s” Italian Silk Vests Cobweb silk mesh, in pink or white. Heretofore $2.75 “Kayser’s”’ Italian Silk Combinations Cobweb silk mesh, in pink or white. Heretofore $4.05 *s"” Italian Silk Bloomers Cobweb ailk mesh, in pink or white; ‘Store Closed All Day Saturd: Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Clearance Sale—THURSDAY Women’s Summer Underwear “Kayser’s” Silk Vests p Embroidered front, picot silk edge; reinforced. Heretofore $1.95 | 45 1.95 2.95 Heretofore $2.28 1.95 Glove Silk Combinations In pink or white, fully reinforced. Heretofore $2.95 2.25 Swiss Ribbed Combinations Hand crochet top, lace or tight knee, Heretofore .75 to dances || Women’s French Envelope Chemises Paris hand made envelope chemise of sheer batiste, trimmed with French net and ribbon. French Handmade Nightgowns Paris hand made nightgowns of sheer batiste, trimmed with Women’s Silk Boudoir Gowns Empire, draped or semi-ftted models, in cha 5 talfeta, plain of brocaded crepe de chine, trimmed with lace and flowers, 55 1.95. aeretotore $3.95 rench net and ribbon, 2.95 Heretofore $4.96 4.95 eretofore $7.95 to $9.75 Neither Inspector Faurot, Deputy Police Commissioner Lord nor As- sistant District Attorney Follette, who questioned the prisoners, would sive any information as to why they suspect them of the triple murder. Lacata, they say, did six months for @ Philadelphia burglary five and a half years ago and was arrested here Nov. 16, 1909, on a robbery charge, they claim, did six months in 1909 for re- coiving stolen goods, Detectives Carrao and Castano arrested Lacata at Rockaway and Roinano at Riving- | ton and Chrystie Streets and brought | both into Headquarters early this will be held in the Tombs without ox, on toe the apartment of Edw One some time yesterday between 10 o'clock | in the morning and 6 in the afternoon.” The the the e 1} bu and Q. Ar rint te on the top floor of No, 370 W: Hundred and Bighteenth Stree thieves looted the place thoroughly, their principal haul being two suitcases liverware. When Mrs. Fisk, who had left early in morning, returned home she found apartment ransacked. She found that ining apartment, that of Frank molds, had a. been the Reynolds family is most of their stuff was stored. ne through, | in the country eo va ‘ BART DUNN DOOMED. Court of Appeals Decides His Con- viection Was Legal. ALBANY, July i4.— Bart Dunn's conviction of conspiracy « defraud the State on Highway contracts in Rockland Cvunty has been upheld by the Court of Appeals. The former Tammany district leader has already served in the penitentiary two of the ten months’ term to which he was sentenced. The decision also upholds the $500 fine imposed on the Dunbar Contract- ing Company, of which Dunn was President and Treasurer, and viction of Joseph J. Fogarty, man of laborers for the State, was the second party to the con- apiracy. Fogarty long ago completed his term. With good behavior allowances Dunn’ i No failure withe your preserves MAIS TOP OF CARTON Fi ASGORTMENT OF 100 |» GUMMED FOR YOUR JARS. ‘Store Closed All Day Saturda Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Clearance Sale—THURSDAY During this sale no goods sent on approval Women’s Summer Apparel Women’s Dresses Of French linen, adour or striped voile, in We Raretofore $7.50 to $9.75 white and colors. 5.00: Voile or Crepe Dresses Of white cotton crepe, plain striped or Heretofore $9.75 to $18.50 dour voile. Women’s Su pompa- 7.50 mmer Gowns Of white voile or ratine crepe, embroidered in white or colors. Heretofore $18.50 to $24.50 12.75 Women’s Silk Gowns Afternoon or evening gowns chine or satin. leretofore $24.50 to $39.50 of taffeta, crepe de 15.00 Women’s Coats 25% to 50% Savings in Men’s Holiday Shirts High Grade Pure Silk Shirts Finest assorted and best Silk Shirt value of the season. This summer's choicest, scarcest and most wanted designs and color- ings are here in abundance. Black and white distinctive stripes. Value $5.00. Pencil stripes in two tone effects. Value $5.00. Tinted grounds of subdued colorings. : Multi-colored stripi of new des Novelty and entirely new fancy pat White grounds with self white figure: Conservative colorings that ate unusual. Value $5.00. OTHER PURE SILK SHIRTS ON SALE. NOW AT Value $4.00 and $4.50. 2.79 Fine Soft Shirts Fine Quality Shirts Values $1.65, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95.| Values $1.35, $1.45, $1.65, $2.00. Sale 1,15 Price Sale O5¢ Price Pure silk mixtures, silk striped] All woven colorings and hun- shirts, satin ns thy mer-| dreds of the conservative and materials, mostly ni ‘ “ ; ted phe Many odd and broken: lines vious sales assorted in this one lot that were much higher. from our regular stock included. 2500 Pairs Women’s Hosiery . | Averaging less than | Full Sizes. Own wholesale cost Stock Reduced, BLACK GAUZE COTTON—Very soft and fine EXTRA FINE MERCERIZED LISLE—Summer weight; black, white and tan. WHITE OR TAN ARTIFICIAL SILK PLAITED—Lus- trous and serviceable. Regularly 38 pair; 3 prs., 80c; 6 prs., 1.50. FIBRE AND PURE SILK MIXED—Summer weight; very silky; smart in appearance; black, white and tan. HIGHLY MERCERIZED PURE MACO YARN—FExtra fine; black and tan. IMPORTED COTTON—Medium weight; black and white. Regularly 55¢ pair; 3 prs., 1.10; 6 prs., 2.00. HAND EMBROIDERED PURE THREAD BLACK SILK— Introducing several novel effects..Sizes 81/2, 9, 1/3 cl 1.50 Regularly $1.75 to $4.00 pair.\ HAND EMBROIDERED PURE THREAD BLACK SILK— Exquisite designs on rich, heavy, lustrous silk of ma 00 No Jobs. New Stock. 28c 38c quality. Sizes 8!/2, 9, 91/2 only. f Regularly $4.50 to $9.00 pair. FOUR WOMEN’S SPECIALS 100 Bathing Dresses A special assortment just re- ceived, isi i uperb quality sal meta with the colored toed sil 6.50 Regularly up to $12.00. 500 Union Suits A new patented model, of fine ril i gauze; 100 Bathing Dresses An entirely new lot in black satin, comprising even smarter models than those last shown, and including the newest flounced skirt effect, trimmed with black and white Domino silk. 3.95 Regularly up to $9.00. 75 Imported Kimonos Made in Japan of heavy cotton canton crepe and beautifully hand embroidered in Japanese oe ae “i lori tel or ¢ trimmed colorings on pastel grounds. Regularly $1.0 1.75 5c Regular oalue $3.75. 3 for 1.60; 6 fer 3.15. Dress, street and travel coats, in wool and silk Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 fabrics. 15.00 Separate White Skirts Women's and misses’ skirts, of pique, linen or Heretofore $5.75 to $8.75 gabardine. 3.50 Women’s Georgette Crepe Waists Also Lace, Net and Silk Waists Dressy or tailored models, 3.75 Heretofore $5.75 to $12.50 Women’s Lingerie Waists Dressy and Tuilored Waists Of white French batiste, novelty voile or linen, 2.95 Heretofore $4.75 to $7.50 Women’s Summer Shoes Low shoes of white buckskin; also with gray or fawn bucks! 3.00 Beretofore $5.00 t0$7.50 pura or dull leather backs. 500 Women’s Waists and Blouses Including a special new purchase of fresh dainty models suitable for vacation Voile embroidered and lace} A delightful assortment of trimmed; embroidered organdie,| washable and dressy models, plain collar and cuffs; fancy| including those of dotted Swiss, voiles, organdie vestee; “Sport| handkerchief linen, marquisette, Shirts,” le collars; col-| crepe de chine, chiffon, Georgette ored linens with short sleeves. | and black India silk. 95c 2.95 Regularly $2.00. Regularly $4.50. The Season's Most Practical Utility Coat Our Popular Rubberless “Roseberry” Raincoat Pristlleys Cravenets | In All Sizes for Women and Misses Made from a light- A smart, new belted weight fabric, silky in model with Raglan texture and thoroughly shoulder, in tan, navy waterproof, and black. Regularly $12.50. Especially Adapted for Tourist Wear. \