The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1917, Page 13

To the U. S. esyeriment 75% at 5% o' 60% at 312% HELP WANTED—MALE, borers for handing’ freight 1 BUSINESS PROPERTY “To. LeT. SUMMER RESORTS. 4 MAIDEN LANE. Phove Cor. 6567 Ageot calla _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY. 22, YOUR COMMERCIAL SIGNAL CORPS In that great industrial army that is rapidly mobilizing for war service, the Bell System serves in the Signal Corps ITS WORK is to keep open the lines of telephonic communication so vital to the National Defense and to provide dependable service for use in mo- bilizing the commercial resources of the country. It is prepared for these duties. It carries thirty million telephone messages daily. ITS EQUIPMENT includes a billion dollar plant; five thousand four hundred telephone ex- changes; twenty million miles of wire; ten million telephones. ITS ORGANIZATION consists of one hundred and eighty thousand trained and capable workers, imbued with a sense of responsibility and with a will to serve loyally and efficiently. This ognpeny is taking every precaution to keep its art of the commercial Signal Corps work of the Ration up to the highest possible point of efficiency. You can help by taking good care of your switchboards and telephone instrumente, by avoiding unnecessary’ ‘curiosity’? calls, and by cooperating with the operator under all conditions. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY you owe your first duty. Buy Liberty Bonds. To Your City you owe your next duty, It affords you police and fire protection and schools It builds subways and increases the value of property. To Yourself you owe a duty to take advantage of the opportunity offered you to make money or to make a good investment by buying lots along the new White Plains Road Subway Line, where they will increase in value. At the Unprotected Auction Sale of 1445 Lots on and adjacent to Boston Post Road and White Plains Road Lorillard Spencer Estate for the Heirs and New York Public Library Saturday, June 2nd, on property Send for Booklet Titles Insured Free Thean remain on mortgage Joseph P. Day, 31 Nassau Street U. S. Government Bonds or subscription receipts taken in payment of lots FOR SALE. iss le VAUDEVILLE oon) {2 FRPROCTOR'S STEAMBOATS. Couey Lda NEANSBURG, Ned by Sit .) | ala : c : =a ans sea 26 i wale c $fee!"laitie | DIAMONDS ON CREDIT |] a... RABY TERMS ALL GOODS GUARANTERD, American Walch & Diamond Co, mrany ‘Tom rHk 1 at DIAMOND» k CREDIT Best \ALL ES Guaranteod, ere BL HOWAT DIAMOND. ray AT OH to? Maiden Lave, Phone Joho 243,” Agent oal WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. | Others in the compa |meke the eee | vs |“A TRIP THRU CHINA” Jot burden, The loads they car J. Clarence Davies, 149th Street and 3d Ave. Agents and Auctioneers, VAUDEVILLE & PHOTO PLAYS ¥ LITTLE OF THAW CASE IN EVELYN NESRIT'S There was but little hint of the now —thank heaven—past Thaw case In Evelyn Nesbit's “Redemption” as seen last night on the screen for the first time at the George M. Cohan Theatre, The only suggestion of it was that the nemesis of Evelyn in the films was an architect and that the name she gave her boy, when she changed her own in the course of her re- deemed life, was “Harry.” In the films the outraged husband does not shoot the villlan—he only chokes him and later the husband dies, Evelyn rises to her final height through a dressmaker’s shop, and her boy finally marries the daughter of the man who had scarred her early life. To add some excitement there was a laboratory explosion to bring it all about. There was an overflowing crowd to see Julius Steger’s production, The consensus of opinion was that young Russell Thaw was a better movie actor than his mother was an actress, Miss Nesbit made a drief speech from @ box at the close of the show, eget STRAND’S SCREEN SHOWS HOW ‘NO MAN’S LAND’ GOT ITS PORTENTOUS NAME The hard fighting, with its heavy toll of life, which gave to “No Man's Land” its name is visualized this week at the Strand in as fine a set of | wer pletures as have ever been shown in New York City. They ari pictures which were shown private performance in Carnegie Hall when the British and French missions S'saw them. The Strand showing is the 0 Man's Land,” and after n one cannot fall to under- the name was given to that bloody strip which shuttled back and forth between French, British tank in action. juggernauts of war do every- ve swim. No hill {s too steep, y too, deep and no road too ant is about 600 ‘teet of f the tanks actually winn Shrapnel bursts about them, steel | nosed projedtiles strike them, yet they | continue on the! way from the first | line of trenches to the enemy's lines, cutting barbed wire and emitting shower after shower of deadly fire, Soldiers follow with fixed bayonets and actual combat at close range is shown, The dramatic feature ts a five-reel; play, Her Hetter Self,” in which Pauline Frederick appears with a star cast, The Strand Topical Revie plies the demand for pictures tom au war preparations in the United States, ‘The music ts up to the Strand stand- | ard of excellence, _—- >. HIP, HIP HOORAY GIRLS SING AND DANGE WELL, @ two-act burlesque called * the Air” and “The Explorer: not # dull montent all nig! travesty will be presented at the Co- lunbia during the summer, The musical numbers are musical, the comedy snappy and the danc ng jof the large chorus is graveful Doily | well deserved the she also’ displays’ so skating, Hilda Major f na splendidly | both with the vi a on skates. Ben Pierce way vugh producer that helped to \during its |it 4s clean, 1S BOTH INTERESTING AND EN. LIGHTENING | Refreshingly free from the sensa- | tlonalism to which the screen Is so | often given and possessing pictuesque | charm, “A Trip Thru China,” afford ed by the Brodsky motion picture placed on view at the Eltinge Thea | tre last night, proved both interest- ing and enlightening, It was amazing, for one thing, to see th nitive Industrial methods still followed by the Chinese, As was said by the lecturer—whose English and humor left some thing to be desired at moment» —the coolies are literally beast the spectator marvel strength, One of these | ks off with two on his shouders, an from @ ship with two | planos In packing boxes on his back Prisoners chained together and drag | ging carts of stone struggle along in } dumb agony. Even women work ltke boats. ty of these piotur appeal to the to wreck ts ether with the for miles and mi through a mountainous region, There T|are ulso many enlivening scene cormorant fishing, with ‘WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS, among them CHARITY. chi sheioee THE TA the fong-heaked birds ‘alee water and bringing up fi Decunee,of- te rings stened about their necks, From beginning to end, “A Trip Thru China” Is fascinating. oneeetect etienes HERE'S A CHANON, The new army will need twon- ty-nine additional Major Generals and over @ hundred Brigadier Into the | dastiee sxcob 5. * Eater the Army, Should he pass the required exam- Court Justice Jacob 8, Strahl will quit the bench SCREEN “ REDEMPTION” | * rprise his ete fons serve the vountry. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, i Mothers Know That jez: Genuine Castoria |,, illed pearls of delightful Leoikend Of uniform wae. Desir ‘rogthe. ORIENTAL BEAD NECKLACES tints, either cream, or elusive ole —uniform or graduated le Bir Eiweore & String—Special For Over) Thirty Years = ASTORIA (THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORE Orry, WASH GOODS DEPT. \¢210 t. jo Skirts — Newest but few nhehes before slipping 24 to 30 waist-bands, Exact Copy of Wrapper. PASSING aioe nee Clara roe sre WOVEN STRIPE V very fine stripes—in deligh' colors—Our rem. ZIEGFELD NEW Mi DNIGHT FROLIC OUR BETTERS § Wens.NsH AND ALL ARE SKATERS The “Hip, Hip Hooray Girls" have arrived at the Columbia Theatre with, Frolics in * There's nd the THE MAN WHO CAME BACK The ‘3 JANE COWL " 7 REPUBLIC Wi, 8% pe “PETER IBBETSON® & bent Nalten Marine Ena Wg, var ra. 20 LOVE 0’ MIKE CASINO Waay & 3 S| Cambric Petticoats Our reg. .46... with Dae COHAN & HARRIS een NESBIT pis REDEMPTION “OUT THERE? ON aeeaty ‘ 1) Lee Wilaon Dodd's Comedy PALS FIRST? PHOTO PLAYS. “CRITERION” TWICE DAILY’ LUNGACRE Wart WM.COLLIER in NOT HING: 4 shevt (Sth Mt veninge at &. 28 “UPSTAIRS AND DOWN” STANDARD Dive. «. £0 8 Li 4 25e to i. ee Get Yor Gun rf and dark colors, BILKS—MAIN FLOOR, 68 ct. Mohair Siliciennes Oo wittheven roncer :| CHRISTUS fn Form = A PHOTOPLAY In Effect@A MIRACLE 500 Good Seats, MATINEE: 300 grey, brown, navy, black, B58 GOODS—MAIN FLOOR, ind Sash Ribbons und tatter 38 ct. Silk Mixed Pongees........ ariety of stree i _AMUSEMENTS, vi lety of street aad ‘evening OLUMBIA 2 n,,, (2 HIP HIP HOORAY aims Pas THY MEAMT (9h (4 ming TH’ DEPT THEATRE Anais! s, 36 Extra Size Sateen Petticoats... 1.09 NBNS-~MA 2 i ae Twice EVERY DAY (men umvcomr) 2 308 830 LYMPICH 24:80. Mal “ORIENTAL BU’ RIESOUERS” po RE te a s CLOTHING—TMIRD FLOOR, re la 19 and 22 et. Table Ollclothe “ ‘UNDERWEAR—SECOND FLOOR, SHADE DET TiIkD FLOOR, 35 ct, Sleeve Irons wm “handle TWO EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS NV REN Go "ASS! 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Cotton Flags pockets, julring In fast colors—printed stars and sewed etripes—4: statt—size 8x6 nSpecial +27| We also have « yp, FLORAL VOILES—in a great variety | bunting and silk of patterns—roses—many fascinating gesigne | Our reg. .22 and .24, SHIRTING MADRAS— " | wide stripes, in @ Bx 6 ft, of styles—Specia 21 |4 x 6 tt. Sa en menting Beuinen Pies BEB Mrrrccvecrecercocoes 2. . .18| Cotton B Bunting British Union Jack A « Children’s Underwear A SALE WEDNESDAY ONLY 38 Our reg. .9 Cambric Drawers Our reg. .46.... vg Trimmed with embroidery ruffles and tucks or with lace edge and inser- tion—very dainty—2 to 16 yrs. RATHER UNCOMMON PRICES on these very fetching underclothes— and here they are just when you are planning and making new Summer clothes for the children, —______________-___ MORNING SPECIALS—Wednesday & Thursday Until 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders, 77 | $1.15 Men's Soft Shirts, Mercerized cre other fabrico—b aN, round |’ weas 68 ct. Children’s Overalls. 3 $3.69 Feather Bed Ticks. ‘years, | FLOOR, Imported Union floral. p. Irred flounces > FLOOR ye or black and i froctt 788% | 79 ct, Sitk Gloves THIRD FLOOR Me HS SiN Mats FLOOR, rals and unique @ —? » Sale of Morning Frocks and Porch Drésses Continued! \ Saas 2 séleotd'rng werywhere it ia not 4:83 Se teene hi band— it "how pe ene tne the SAPO ee WE Sitiactotn. sey Mien ee ee Women’sGlove Silk-Top Union Suite fine cotton body, with slight Cotton (Battleship) ich wil! |Bunting American 77 Sewed Stars and Stripes. 8x6 ft... uxt ft, § ft. pole and hold se euvn citewans_sn’ |, Printed Cotton Flags at plaids and checks—in blues, | Fast colore—mo Foreign Flags! Cotton Bunting French Page | Nowhere Are Prices Offered as Lew as These. Princess Slips tucked ruffles | Nainsook—ruffle with rows of lace and Dhan with embroidery—or lace in-| fine emb’; sertion—4 to 14 yrs. emb'y medallions—6 to 16 yrs. ‘okes—lace inserts and to Mets PCRNISHINGS—MAIN FLO! Tan and blue denim—6 to 14 yrs. BOYS’ FURNIGHINGS—THIRD FLOOR, 17 | 57 et. Boys’ Percale Blouses. alae dens, Newest colors and 1 fAIN PLO attached collara—8 to thyr “i at Foon, rr) Bore ‘et TNISHINGS—THIR | $1.24 Hemstitched Sheets. . ade | 90x90 (before hemming)—for full q ‘hes u “DRESS PABRICS—BASEMBENT, size beds—no dressing. 19 et, Chambray-—32 inch, nent of good. sh es, bungalow aprons, ete. RESS FABRICS—BASEMENT, ind Women's Umbrellas. . 1.00 | MUSLIN-—-BASEMENT, Full and three-quarter sizes— 00d ticking—assorted stripes, TICKINGS-—-BASEMENT taffeta and | $2.17 Silkeline Combertebion:. MAIN FLOOR, Floral patterns —-satee cotton filing--full sige ub Dresses r") PORTA Wik ita SeMENT, colors with con | 7% et Bleached Damacks i fitted bands. bad et, ged Uning Setoons some have extra \98 et. Petticoats & Night Dresses, ea white BS -MMN FLOOR, Norfolk Suits Look for the Clocks!