The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1916, Page 5

basa non, wenelLAMAR WILL GIVE Rational Progressive League. A hundred women met in the Hotel Manhattan this morning and organized the Women's National Progressive League, with Miss Alice Carpenter as President. Miss Harriet Vittum of Chi- @ago told them that the great meeting of suffragists in Chicago just before the conventions “ought to be a good and effort will be made to es. me thé, suffrage organization for the el. This proposition is certain to eS Wacmer Maver sek Low oes “Wolf of “Wall St Street,” Sen- er Mayor Seth Low announced nominee of the Republican convention. | eee te ent ile Coronel wand we| tenced to Two Years, Will Surrender To-morrow. gett Aree aI from Washington to-morrow. ative. r Lichtenstein Millinery Co. ‘ Announce Semi-Annual Clearance Sale WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, May 24th. May 25th. Trimmed Millinery, Gowns, Coats, Tailored Suits, Blouses, Etc. THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF REGARDLESS OF COST. 584-586 Fifth Avenue, Betweeen 47th & 48th Streets, NEW YORK, No Branch Store and no connection with any other store of a similar name. MAT SR SPECIALISTS IN FOOTWEAR SINCE 1857. Andrew Alexander Sith Avenue at Nineteenth Street NOW come the outdoor months when chil- dren grow like weeds and put shoes to the test. Our famous orthopedic lasts allow a safe margin for growing feet and we are showing some new play shoes that invite youngsters to do their worst. Priced moderately, too. In fact, you would hardly think leather was scarce and high from the prices obtaining at present throughout our big stock. For example: Tan shoes for children are scarce elsewhere—these and white shoes are ideal for warm weather, Prices are moderate $2 to $5; depending on size and style, ce NMA UA Children’s shoes have a lot te do with their tnnavit, Well \made, properly designed, cor- ' “pectly fitted shoes often prevent trritability. ppapenyr e ee RAIN AN Senay aight Se gist Sy a teas ie ae WOMAN TAKES DEATH BLAME/PRESIDENT HERE TO-MORRO Roosevelt Also C SPRINGFIELD, Masi Fillzabeth C. Cannon of Russell ple | ed guilty to a manslaughter charge in ,the Supertor Court this morning. age Richard W. Irwin continued the case fof sentence until September, and Role State charged that M dent Roosevelt will be in New York to- morrow. The President comes to attend| the wedding of his physician, Dr. Cary ©. Grayson, returning to Washington late in the afternoon. Col. Roosevelt Ra nell tal Lat treated touch, with, the pro- UedSinun ot "the Progtensive Party x ing performance seating committee mectings which is to re Progressives. Both President Wilson and ex-Presi- | David Lamar, the “Wolf of Wall, Street,” 1s to-day spending his last day of liberty in the East for some | time to come. He starts for the! South to-morrow and will spend the, y| summer in Atlanta. The United | States Supreme Court yesterday Harris Eyeglass Service | granted the motion of United States ves Attorney H. Snowden Marshall to ac- you the Very Best celerate the mandate of the lower ‘i " Fesults at the least expense. court, sentencing Lamar to two years Harris Glasses—if re= |1n the Federal Prison at Atlanta, The qui Nt Seonhis OOor More, | crime of the “wolf” comprised the im- personation of Congressman Mitchell Palmer in an attempt to de- fraud J. P, Morgan & Co, and the United States Steel Company, Lamar is at present in Washington, 4th ps ageoggll at large on $50,000 ball, under order Lenox Ave.lof the Supreme Court to report at noon every day to Chief Bielaski, head St. | of the Bureau of Investigation of the Department of Justice. The order | * Brookiga: [confirming the judgment of the United States District Court is due here Will Close Out Wednesday About Five Hundred Misses’ Tailleur & Novelty Suits THIRD FLOOR—Sizes 14 to 18 and for Small Women 18.50 24.50 Formerly from 25.00 to 75.00 »| filing of the mandate with the Clerk of the Court will complete the record and the judgment then becomes oper- NO C. 0. D'S BONWIT TELLER &-CO, The Spaclly Sh of Onginatons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET NO EXCHANGES These suits have been taken from our regular stock where styles have become depleted and size ranges broken— about 75 distinctively different styles are included in spe- cifically designed ‘‘Jeune Fille” types. season’s smartest modes in serge, gabardine, Poiret twill, black-and-white worsted checks and pastel velour checks. discuss what the Pi tion. be on do if the T. R. amber gf, Democratic, politicians LA Md Radhite mong tinue, the original plane will be f ie lowed out after the opening perfor tie National Committeeman Yor ft Kenia tlal to the performance. Owing tc the inclement weather, Police Set Plans of yergmen to blow open a safe supposed to contain $1,100 worth | yea lof opium were frustrated early to- tal this morning following an | day by the police, who removed the| attempt to end her lite by Hehaling strong box to the Elizabeth Street | Fee ir f 'N Bolles Btation from the cellar of No. the room that might ost tea din World Wants Work Wonders. _ Lord @ Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE NO CREDITS Included are the Modern Dry-Cold Air Fur Storage Vault on Premises FURS STORED. Phone 7300 Murray Hill. Estimates Submitted. FURS REMODELED. are designed on scientific principles, ana tomically correct and very finely boned, Modeled on human forms, various types of figures perfectly. Frolaset Corsets in Nearly 50 Models Lord @ Taylor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Lord & Taylor Feature rola, OLAS FRO-LA The Most Perfect Fitting Front-Laced Corsets Made Spring models now on display conform in every graceful, beau- tiful line to Fashion’s dictates for the new season. Frolaset Corsets give the delightfully feminine figure, slightly incurved at the waist, showing the natural curves of the hip and giving the flat back, all so es- sential to the new “silhouette.” Frolaset Corsets Frolaset Corsets ana- § are fashioned of materials of fine, firm Batiste—C outil—Broche —in flesh and white— are cleverly designed to fit Average Figures—Stout Figures— Slender Figures—Short Figures— Girlish Figures. $2.50 to $30.00 Our expert Corsetieres will aid you in the selection of the Frolaset model best suited to your individual lines. Second Floor. texture, so that their shapeliness is retained. they fit the } Finishing details are exquisitely dainty and the workmanship is faultless. lum of the City College, has rehearsal fers, last’ his possession, ers of the spectacle that c ———< OPIUM IN STRONG BOX. Catch Two Work, PF es scheduled for to-night in| 34 Mott Street, at the same time ar- postponed until to-morrow eve. | resting Chin Gow, fifty years old, and | i | oo ning. Unless the rain should con-/ Chin Fung, twenty years old, the for- Ml mer charged with having opium in the latter with at- tempting to bribe his captors. De- weather conditions are essen-/|tectives, on information that the drug was being distributed from the cellar, have been watching the place two months. Six holes had been bored about the combination of the safe. 9 in her furnished room il i Country club and camps, seashore and mountain, golf links and tennis courts—are calling! And for these joyous summer days, with their pleas- ures and pastimes, wardrobes must be Khaki Tramping Suits In two very jaunty models, $12.95 Country Club and Sports Hats A display that includes every clever novelty of the season. Patchwork silk Hats, Linen Hats, Felt Hats, Rub- ped weather top Hats, 3 for the Cinder Path, FeRiag Hats, Auto Hats, Riding Hats in the smartest of new shapes and colors. to Fourth Floor Tennis and Golf Dresses Crepe de Chine, Pongee, silk Jersey and Khaki-Kool in Russian and one-piece models $19.50, $25.00 to $49.50 Third Floor Bathing Suits Mohair in pretty aad prac- tical models. $3.95 to $6.95 Wool Jersey, one- Pisce ef- fect... $478 to $5,50 Fibre-silk ih ger ary Silk and Satin Bathing Dresses. . ages 95 to $31.50 Bathing Capes of silk poplin and silk . $35.00 Bathing Caps and Hats.......... 06+ 50c to $1.95 Third Floor Smart Sweaters Such an array of them, in the brilliant new colors and clever new effects, that every woman will delight in their picturesqueness! Prices attractively mod- erate. . Fibre Silk Sweaters........., $4.85 to $25.00 Shetland Wool Sweaters—soft qf lightweight, $5.50 0 $15.00 Pure Silk Sweaters—in the loveliest of colors and novelty effects.....sseseeeeere . $17.50 wo $45.00 Sports Blouses Mannish models in Madras, Linens, Habutai, Pon- gee, Taffeta, Crepe Silks and “La Jerz' 1,95 vo $12.75 TMrd Fleer Sports Gloves Military Cuff Gloves of white doeskin with chamois cuff and chamois color stitching; washable. .. Strap-wrist Gloves—long gauntlet effect and pearl; washable........ 7 Riding Gauntlets—black with white gauntlet cuff or tan with black; washable. .........000005 $2.95 Ground Floor ivory Short-Trip Wardrobe Trunks Special $18.50 Basswood covered with hard vulcanized fibre; spring locks and draw bolts. Capa- city five men’s suits or ten women’s dresses. Hangers swing out. Drawers with re- movable hat forms; laundry bag included. Cannot be packed to be overweight. ence vemcem vane, oan eee 9 planned and outfits chosen. cessories. Tailored Suits Wool Jersey Suits Silk Jersey Suits Of tweed, heather mizx- In gay sport colors—mod- Lovely i tures, Forestry cloth and els quite as perce as they coverts in Norfolk models, are practical, rose, blue, $22.50 to $49.50 $19.50 to $39.50 Third Floor Riding Habits Smartest of English Breeches models with coats i accepted styles nen, $18.00. $17.50 to $29.50 In Shepherd Checks, Wor- steds, Meltons, aera $34 Coverts, .$32.50 to $4 Third Floor Sports Skirts Scores of models with novel pockets, butto and girdles. Tub S the new awning stri ens, Sordalintny washable cor- mohair, 95 vo $18.00 of aay “i checks, ed pongee, to $12.9. Sports Footwear Correct new lasts in every favored style: White Buckskin with rub- ber soles and heels, Low Shoes... High Shoes Pumps and Oxfords—low heels. Pumps and Oxfords—white “ivory”, mace i heels and soles... White Canvas High Shoes with white wath ined $5.00 and heels Tan Russi High Shoe: Low Shoes Bathing Shoes and in gay ‘Tartan plaids English Wool Stockings in novel two-tone shot Silk Stockings—plain colors, ai, and plaid, Grown Floer Sports’ Neckwear Windsor Ties of light colored silks and crepe de Fringed Ties of wrinkle proof silk. Sport Scarfs of knit silk in every conceivable gies Vestees of pique or silk........ Ground Floor a English Kit Bags Practical and indestructible. made, which insures their sightliness and serviceability. Kit bags, formerly $15.00 to $16.50, re- UCEd £6 sicssesaes Kit Bags, formerly $17.00 and $21.00, re- GUCEG tO) sc csr ts nessnscneenees Kit Bags, formerly $23.50 to $27. AUCED NO; cece saaesietsesh chek Fourth Floor Remarkable Values WOMEN’S SUMMER DRESSES $5.95, $8.50 $10.00, & $12.50 Pretty new Frocks, fashioned of sheer white and novelty voile:, crisp linens, Gabardines and flowered Marquisette. Many charming models, simple, tailored and effectively trimmed. Third Floor Ds aca ee eS ~ — a eh ee ae “s TTT aa ale 39th Street SMART FASHIONS For the Sportswoman The Lord & Taylor Sport Shop with its wealth of clever styles, is equipped to meet every demand. Correct in every detail are these new models in Sports Attire and ac- ‘ae tumes in the new shades of 29.50 to $49.80 Pongee and Khaki-Kool Suits Latest Novelties, $25.00 to $59.50 Second Floor Sports Hosiery Fine Liste Stockings in smart checks and stripes new ribbed and clocked 35 2 ence cemcemdh