The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 4

{HOw To GET | ot tty Just ao Heel one os vr ——_ HUNGARANFUNDS OF BANKER ATSEA At the District Attorney's office | to-day it was saa that further In- | vestigation into the affairs of Ken- | -|nedy, Mitchell & Co, Inc, at No. 36 Wall Street, had been halted tem- porarily, pending an answer from Rudapest to a cable asking if $300,000) A Gimple, Safe and Reliable Way. No Pain or Soreness. made from a will soon be in ny corn oF callous shrivel righ: | ft off easily, Hard corns, noft corns between the toes can soon be t oug, root and all. Toe-Mint is No pain and not @ bit of nore Peo applying it of aft Beet vee wil tant banks to "which the money was eup- posed to be nent, The firm's offices have been tn oharge of fepresentatives of the Dis- trict Attorney for several days, fol- lowing an investigation by Examiner Fletcher G. Crane of the State Bank. ing Department. On April 13 last, despatcnes from foot joy in ne necret of 4 in highly wear high we to stand SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS france «tated that the firm had Clearance Sale of Summer Dress Fabrics Reg. Trade mark. - Several thousand yards of desirable Cotton materials both in White and colors, includ- ing Voiles, Dimities, Skirtings, Piques, | Dress Linens, etc., are now offered at the | following reduced prices: At 15¢ yard, Irish Dimities and American Voiles in a very desirable variety of styles and colorings. At 25c yard, Printed and Woven Voiles, Fancy | Skirtings and Japanese ie in a wide range of | designs, including Black and White effects. At 38c yard, Skirting fabrics in Oxford weave, solid colors, Bedford cords and Black and White Suitings. At 50c yard, 40 inches wide, Imported Poplins, colored Dress cea Suiting Linens, Cotton Gabar- dine in all colors, pore, Skirtings, woven and pants Voiles, Silk Stripe Voiles and various other abrics. White Fabrics, Voiles, Crepes, Piques, Skirt- ings and French Novelty materials at 35c, Soc, 75¢ and 85¢ yard. Lingerie Nainsook, inches wide, specially priced at $2.50 per box of 10 yards. Torrenne TEy © et eee ele | | \ Waist, Skirt and Dress Lengths of the season’s most “ne fabrics, such as Voiles, Handkerchief Linens, Silk Jersey Cloth, Skirtings, Ginghams, Challis, Swisses, French and English Novelty fabrics at greatly reduced prices. Commencing with June 16th, our hour for closing will be 12 o'clock Saturdays-—5 o'clock on other days. During July and August the store will be closed all day on Saturdays. | ‘agent sall on the same vessel with ' had been received from the firm by | heard jing Department | when the dnvestigation began a month | I THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1917." The firm is alleged to have received $500,000 trom small’ Hungarian banks In this State, Connecticut, Ohio, Hl nois and Pennsylvania, and teom indi- viduals to be tranamitted to Hungary and other European countries. When Examiner Crane sought in- formation of this $200,000 two weeks | ago, he could not find Wiliam An- | thony Kennedy, President of the con- cern, who had been tn the office | during the early part of toe Investi- gation. A Federal official said to- day “We learned that Mr, Kennedy was! fy Havana, and had a Government him on the way to Spain. We have thing from this agent yet. The steamer has probably not reached | Spain.” | Assistant District-Attorney Fran- | cin X. Mancusco, who ts In charge of the tn jxation, said to-day, that the books showed no evidence of any money having been stolen, wat firm's books show that two to Hungary,” he satd, A friend of Mr, Kennedy maintains hen he sailed for Spain, he the $300,000 for the purpose of personally turning it over to the bankers In Budapest, From the lat ter city, this friend told Mr. Mancuso, Mr, Kennedy ts going to Paris, to mensengers @ inonth were despatched | j }look after his contracts for the re- | building of French eities, which con tracts, the informant said, some per- sons were trying to do him out of. The firm was organized in July, 1916, dvertised as having made Kuro- connections, especially in Hun- which enabled it to transmit money there without delay, Repre- sentatives were sent to Hungarian banks all over the country to solicit foreign exchange business, In a short time, it is said, much of the money intended by Hungarians for relatives and business Was paasing through its hands, It was able to establish influence with Hungarians partly through its Vice President, Peter Nemeth, a Ca- nadian subject of Hungarian birth, who fy now out under ball of $1,000 to answer an Indictment charging viola- tion of the immigration statute by coming into this country while there was a charge of embezzlement pend. | ing against him in Canada. A representative of the State Bank- sald to-day that ago it was found the firm had re- ceived a total of $300,000 from banks and individuals to be sent to Hun- gary, but there was nothing found to account for the delivery of the fund The firm had a large Board of Di- reotors when It was first organized. Examiner Crane sald to-day that John Mitchell jr. of Washington, a momber of the firm, and many of the directors had resigned their connec- tion with the firm before the transac- tions he 1s now investigating took place. Vice President Nemeth fs still in the clty and has been questioned by the Investigators. Others examined were Herman Mittelman, for four months manager, and Ladisiaus Mende, who was the foretgn exchange buyer. James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets Summer-Time VICTROLAS CHICKERING WAREROOMS Victor-Victrolas in a variety of small sizes (and prices) with separate record cabinets which may be had on wheels or in stationary style—-are here re dy for you, together with all the Latest Victor Records A Victrola, cabinet and records may be purchased Lord & Taylor Store 38TH STREET FIFTH AVENUE S9TH STREFT 00 0 109 <9 — 0 0d ° ————]0— 0 aS SO 0 SO Se) ———o0 0 Sat THE OF mouth. youngster to ''e dentist, This is {¢ Leet time to over to the toot!) vrushing wholesome, non-medicated Your druggist has it. 21) SOUTH 12tb ST, in combination, all on one Easy Payment Plan A small deposit secures immediate delivery. Catalogs of instruments and records will be mailed on request . : ¥ y th; How Th sow and CHICKERING WAREROOMS COUPON 422% Rt DY ample nbs of So White tooo usta event rion NAME NEW ONES Tat first permanent molar is the larg. est and most important tooth in the Look for it between the ages of five and six, and when it comes, send the health, Give the child a tube of S.S. White Tooth Paste for his very own, It is a pure, lightful to vse as it is efficient. It is made by the world’s best known man- ufacturer of dental equipment and supplies according to a non-secret formula approved by the highest dental authorities. Sign and mail the coupon below for a copy of onr booklet, “Good Teeth; How They Grow And How To Keep Them.” THE S. S. WHITE DENTAL MFG. CO. MOUTH AND TOILET PREPARATIONS ADDRESS \e | co TRACE $300,000 isi) oes armen MTL-DRAET ABTATORS ’ along the Meuse destroyed in the war AT AFTERNOON WEDDING | | ELEANOR HARTSHORNE. Mise Eleanor Hartshorne will be married this afternoon to Lioyd | Richards of Squadron A. The | ceremony will be performed in St. | Thomas's Church at 6 o'clock and | afterward there will be a reception at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mott Harts- horne, No, 40 Kast Sixty-fifth t. A matron of honor, the | ‘s sister-in-law, Mrs, Harold Hartshorne, and two bridesmaids, | Miss Hele K. Porter, of Mont- clair and Miss Dorothy Richards, will attend Miss Hartshorne JUST A DAB OF POSLAM ON SICK SKIN Just a little dab of Poslam ts seu to retard the development of Pimples or to clear an inflamed Com- lexion. The ugliest red nose hag een toned down by Poslam overnigin. When concentrated healing power Is needed to help any ailing skin, look for that power in its highest efti- ciency in Poslam, Broken-out, itchin; cause concern with Poslam handy to correct the disorder. Bxcel its work of healing. Sold everywhere. For F PLE write to E tories, 243-5 West 47th St., Ne Urge your skin to become clearer, | brighter, healthier by the daily use of Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam, —Advt. FIRST THE win your child habit and good cleanser, as de PHILADELPHIA | Kramer, One of the Four, Also |soph Walker and Louis Sternberger, skin should not | Nothing ‘can | laws of the United States, were placed on trial to-day before Judge Mayer in the United States District Court. They are accused of circulating cir- culars and arguing at the Madison Square anti-conscription meeting May %1 In the effort to persuade young men not to register. ‘The four men were defended by Harry Weinberger, Assistant United States District Attorney H. A. Con- tent appeared for the Government. ON TRIAL AS PLOTTERS Will Be Triea on Charge of Refusing to Register. Louls Kramer, Morris Becker, Jo- harged with conspiracy against the Kramer will be tried also on & charge of refusing to register. When registry was asked of him in the Tombs he set himself up as & “citizen of the world,” subject to no laws and no government, Miss Eleanor Wilson Charles F. Phillips and Owen\ Cat- tell, also charged with conspiracy in that they organized an anti-registra- = tion campaign in Columbia Unfwer- sity, will be put on trial to-morrow. 'WORLD WANTS SPECIAL NOTICES | ‘ASK FOR and GET Horlick’s | Maited Milk Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price. —— Parker, WORK WONDERS, BH. Altman & Co. Very Unusual Values -in Women’s Summer Cotton Frocks (including many styles and materials) are offered at $5.75, 6.90, 7.50, 8.75, 10.50, 13.50 Also in Women’s Separate Cotton Skirts In all-white, of the wanted materials, $2.90 In novelty designs and color effects, at 3.90 at . . . . . . . . (Third Floor, Madison Avenue section) Women’s All-wool Jersey Sports Suits offer extraordinary value $16.75 (Women’s Sports Wear, Third Floor) A Special Selection of Women’s Stamped Lingerie (FOR EMBROIDERING) cut from nainsook of excellent quality and completely made up, will be on sale to- morrow, in the Fancy Needlework Depart- ment, at exceptionally low prices. Nightrobes . ¥ ° F ° - $1.00 Envelope Chemises laste Fre ueepeen tite (11.0) Combinations (corset cover and drawer), 60c. Corset Covers : ‘ ‘ ia es A quantity of Stamped Centerpieces, Dresser Scarfs, Pillow Covers and Little Children's Lingerie Frocks will also be specially priced for this Sale. A number of Hand-embroidered Model Pieces, completely finished, will be marked at very considerable price reductions. Embroidery materials, moderately priced, may be obtained in the same Department. (Fourth Floor, Thirty-fourth Street side) An Important Sale of Women’s Philippine Lingerie will be continued to-morrow (Tuesday) ALSO SALES OF Women’s Country and Morning Dresses and Women’s Low Shoes and Pumps These Sales are being held on the Second Floor and offer unusual price advantages, A Sale of Blankets, Bedspreads, Etc., A Special Offering of Lamps (FOR ELECTRIC ADJUSTMENT) will take place to-morrow om the Fifth Floor. The price advantages will{be decidedly worth considering. Floor Lamps (double light) of\mahogany or carved, gilded wood; with 26-inch silk shade, at a a a, ee is Table Lamps (double light) finistted in black lacquer; with figured silk shade ,. $12.00; Table Lamps (double light) of mahogany; | with silkelined wicker shade . 3 $6.75 Brass Floor Lamps (adjustable) for.reading, at eee a Caeremeet Se taoy . (-.') Boudoir Lamps (single light) of solid mahog- ’ any or ivory-finished wood; with silk shade inroseorecru. . . . . #50 Boudoir or Desk Lamps (single tight) of white-enameled metal; with silk shade, at ees viene. a thes 2a ce will take place to-morrow and Wednesday, in the Department on the Fourth Floor. / Excellent values will be offered in the following: | White Blankets per pair - « . $4.95, 5.75 & 7.00 Satin-finish Bedspreads Hemmed Size 2 x24 yards . ‘ - each $3.00 Size 214x234 yards . . . each 3.95 With scalloped edges Size 2 x234 yards . . . each $3.25 F Size 214x284 yards . . . each 4,25 ; With embroidered scalloped edges : Size 2 x23¢ yards. 4 + each $3.50 Size 216x234 yards. ji + each 4.50 Crochet Bedspreads C7 elie eee etter ilata ya wedi vate pina! | 07) Comfortables . Figured dimity ; + «+ each $2.45 Figured silkoline, with plain border, CT | Vee tear Giese irene Pelaerubmere satire! 3) Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases will also be on sale at prices that will appeal to the thoughtful purchaser. ‘ SAFE STORAGE FOR FURS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES Hitth Avenue-Madiaon Avewwwe, New York