The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1917, Page 6

ae RR TP soe n't. AAW tah Tues Bet 3, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 4,000 Munition Workers Threnten| Settlement Reached in Strike of Strike. Bakers in Chicago. Four thousand munition workers in| CHICAGO, May 3.—The 2,000 bakers the plant of the B. W. Biles Company,|who have been on strike since last Fifty-third Street and Second Avenuc,|Saturday, will resume work to-mor- THE EVENING WORLD, Brooklyn, threaten to strike to-day.|row, an agreement having been JAPANESE HAIL - AMERICA'S ENTRY ian” pt time rong hit for'ovur| receive. $5.6. week tnerease, very | y has asked [striker t# to go back to his old post. inet ‘aes to ‘nad on bao ». M. as a|tion becca als bar pe Pe Me hd war measure, A committee has been | °r® Ot" Srantos yg be 4 perintendents, but ther appointed to confer with the company |nre strict rules against undue “epeeds officials, Ing up” of the men, 1917. | try which {# justly called “The Crowned Republic of Italy.” WASHINGTON, May %.— Repre- wentative of every element in the Political, scientific, business and ¢o- clal life of Italy is the mombership of the distinguished Italian mission ; 6 ' jsoon to land in America. Like the British and French Com- missions which preceded it, the Ital- fans will extend to the American army and navy the benefit of expe- rience acquired by the Italian army Her Costly Experiences | sirous of consulting freely with Amer-| Sentiments in the Presi- in Hostilities, dent’s Address, Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th docs. | West 43rd Street “| = = = ad = cs —— ret —. = a i The Men’s Furnishing Sections Located at the Sixth Avenue Entrance ican officials regarding co-operation in dealing with shipping and subsist. ence problems and the adjustment of rates of exchange and other vital ROME, May L—The Glornale | questions. italia, in @ semi-official article The mission includes @ prince of the|the United States into the ranks of about the Italian mission to America, | Bavola. Seaton Manet tarenbe the Pntente Allies has been greeted sayp that in addition to @ discussion | of wircless ‘telography: two members| Vth ereat satisfaction by the Japan- of financial, economic and corimercial|of the Cabinet, Enrico Arlotta and |e, @ satisfaction voiced by the For- questions, the mission is intended to Marquis Borsarrelli and two Italian | eign Office in a statement to the explain to ihe United States the sacrt in Mr, Nitt!! Aggociated Press, The Japanese Gov- flces made by Italy and her purposes| ‘The head of the intaston te Prinoe of | CTAment ts anxious to co-operate with ij in entering the war. The paper says! Udine, eldest son of thy Duke of Genoa |Amertea in every possible way but | that Italy was guided by her hichest oe Eng to mae Ma mag ie there ts considerable speculation o# Sstional aspirations and went to the | royal navy, has taken an active part |‘ Waat form such co-operation could assistance of the cause of right and|in the War and has been awarded a|take, The absence of submarines justice “with chivalrous audacity.” It] medal of honor for deeds of personal | from the Pacific 1s expected to render ‘continues: daring and bravery, He te thirly-) american activity in that direction “Tho representative of the oldest| "itr "Marcont has been @ frequent | Unnecessary, except in the region of f dynasty in Europe will agree with the| visitor to America and has developed’ the Philippine Isianda, truest democrat in America that the | '&ny of his inventions in this country. Many of the Japanese newspapers house of Savoy 1s ruling over a coun. | ),JnrIeo Ariotta is @ well know? pay enthustastic tribute to the war itd it Mtl Ra Se et cra eng be eg ereree Have just received from London Mev’s Summer Weight Wool Dregsing Gowns, and from Scotland Men’s Motor and Golf Jackets of Vicuna and Shetland Wool, moderately priced as follows: English House Gowns, medium and light weight, at $15.00 & 20.00 Golf: and Motor Jackets, of vicuna and Shetland wool, $10.50 & 14.50 TOKIO, May 8&—The entrance of Special prices for Friday and Saturday only: Men’s Bat Wing Ties made of English foulard silk, in the latest designs and colorings, at 48c each Men’s Negligee Shirts made of silk and cotton, also of Japanese crepe, at $1.85 each Italian financier and @ member of the Cabinet, holding the portfolio of |/“4dress of President Wilson, The Minister of Transportationa. Marquis | Yamato calls it a “sublime expression 4 ‘0 ; i haa headed important missions to|Character” and continues: “Phere te foreign countries, 1s a man of wealth|No need to dwell on the great blow { : montese family. and a member of an ancient Pied- Francesco Saverio Nitt! (s known all over the world to students of economics, Augusto Cut. that has been dealt the militarist and bureaucratic Government of Ger- many, With the participation of America the war has become a world war for Mberalism, democracy and civiltzation.” fell, @ representative of the legis- lative branch of the Italian Govern- ment, is a man of high scientific at- SPECIAL OFFER | Tomorrow AND SATURDAY ONLY We will deliver this distinctive Men’s Negligee Shirts soft finish, of woven and corded madras and crepe cloth, at $1.15 each Men’s Open End Scarfs made of desirable silks, in- cluding imported foulard, at 85c each tainments, . = The Foreign Office informed a rep- Ore Stealers Would Put Govern-| resentative of the Associated Press ment In Criminal Position. that Japan was not interfering In any CHEYENNE, Wyo, May 3.—Pight| way in China's decision over entering men are under arrest to-day on 4) the war. It ie understood that China, charge of conspiracy to defraud the! i ghe joins the Allies, wishes to do Government of $200,000 through the sate of stolen, high grade gold ore, The| 60 free of conditions, At the eame gparge of ge uertare ee time she has informed Japan that she jovernment ned on the fact tha the men's ‘operations placed the Gov- desires an increase in custome dutics ernment in the position of recelving | and a postponement of the Boxer in- olen property, Cochran is an. as cr and it is alleged he obtained the|demnaity. The tanff question is a rom miners in the Cripple Creck | vital one for Japan, but It ts believed t district and then sant it to agents who fold it in other cities where there ‘are | te matter will be settled by « com- United States mints or assay offices. | promise, Men’s Silk Shirts made of rich silks, all new designs, at $4.85 each Men’s Pajamas Spring and Summer weights, three special lots, at $1.10, 1.45 & 1.85 suit Sold im 5, 10, 26 and 50 Ib. cotton ’ begs in 2 and 5 ib. cartons i | Between meals, Sugar bi Cookies lessen fatigue. “‘Sweeten it with Domino” nt VOCALION WITH $15 WORTH OF RECORDS Selected By You From The Entire Aeolian Libraries Men’s Underwear Extremely low priced. Athletic Shirts and Knee Drawers, 4 made of fine quality madras. .each #=C U. S. Flags Of Printed Silk, mounted on staff with gilt spear— Moderately priced. 4x6 ins., 20c|16x24 ins., 1.25 12x18 ins., 75c}24x36 ins., 2.50 32x48 inches at $4.50 Other Silk Flags at $10.00 to 45.00 SxB8ft. U. S. Flags at $5.50 Cotton bunting, with sewed stripes and printed stars; canvas headings. For a First Payment of > PRICE OF OUTFIT $115 Extra Quality Balbriggan made of soft Sea Island Cotton; shirts with half sleeves or sleeveless; knee -~ drawers, regular or stouts each VIC Franklin Simon 8 Co A Store of Individual Shops Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts, Union Suits made of madras -_ ' 85c athletic style......cceesesens Liberal Exchange Allowances on (Phonographs of Other Makes Vocalion Catalogue Sent Free on Request Union Suits made of white cotton, ribbed; Summer weight fa Will Close Out Frida Exceptional Values in Men’s Hosiery Fancy Silk Half Hose| Fibre Half Hose, |Pure Silk Half Hose comprising shot and in black, white, tan, in black, white, cham- pin striped effects in | grey and champagne; pagne, navy and grey; several color combi- also soft cotton, in made with serviceable nations, black or white, lisle sole, Unusual Value at Unusual Value at Unusual Value at 58c 29c 83c Also French Silk Half Hose, reduced to $1.75 Medium weight, in grey, navy, Yale, purple, wine and green; self hand- embroidered clocks; also white with colored clocks; formerly $2.45 a pair. ETT A TCL ‘MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS Dressy or Tailored Models Of serge, Poiret twill, gabardine, burella cloth, gunniburl, Oxford suitings or checks; Empire or semi-fitted coats, new model skirts. 14 to 20 years. ' Heretofore $39.50 to $59.50 24.50 —— ee Street i In MANHATTAN ; MISSES’ SPRING COATS Belted or Semi-fitted models Of wool velour, burella cloth, serge, gabardine, velour checks or plaids, the majority silk lined. 14 to 20 years. Heretofore $29.50 to $39.50 THE AEOLIAN COMPANY ALOLIAN HALL In BROOKLYN In THE BRONX AEOLIAN HALL ag West slag Street 25.00 NO APPROVALS To-night, Thursday, May 3rd, 1917 Hurry Call! Madison Square Garden Citizens’ Reception to the Sailors of the Battleships of our Allies. HON. DUDLEY FIELD MALONE, Presiding, ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILL, Chairman, Doors open at 7 P. M. All Star Bill, NO CREDITS || Stern Brothers West 42d and West 43d Streets AEOLIAN~ = | | New, Popular Styles in | Free to all. Stern Brothers Men’s & Young Men’s Suits ' Z| West 42nd Street — Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street at $22.50 , These garments are posi’ ive evidence that mén 4 can dress well at moderate cost if they select their clothes at Stern Brothers. The materials DECORATE YOUR | Photo ra hic . ; WINDOWS NEXT grap i Portraits include fancy worsteds, cassineres, cheviots, | blue serges and flannels in blue, grey and green. WEEK WITH THE || Men’s Smart Overcoats, at $15.00 Lar ge Color JOFFRE aan BALFOUR Worth $22.50 Sheetin Next Easily Detached :: To Be Displayed Sunday’s World FLAGS tN COLOR _ SS Order Next eradauis World To-Day An Unprecedented Offering, Friday and Saturday, Of a Special Purchase of Women’s Tailored Suits In all sizes from 34 to 44, at $14.50 Smart, new styles, made of serges, Poiret twills and velour; in attractive belted or straight-line models, Values as high as pha. 00 Conservative Chesterficld or button-through models, in pinch or full backs. berry: cmon ere The New Westminster Overcoats For motor and street wear, made ex- pressly for us in London, in browns, greys and fancy heather mixtures, at $30.00 and 35.00 {———______—.