The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1917, Page 15

Ohildren’s foctety Rooms "Vader Quarantine, '. COURT PUTS CHEEK inmates of the rooms of Soptety, No. 105 Schormer- horn Street, Brooklyn, has regulted in og ly ne cate care tk on Aten swill ov Copy and Sell Associated Press Matter Even in Papers, have been ON STEALING OF NEWS Forbids Hearst Néws Service to Crashed Between Fretght Cars, Hdward Hughés, twenty-four, of No. 382 Goernsey Street, Williamsbure, « brakeman employed im the Eastera Dis- trict Terminal Company's fieight yards at Kent Avenue and North Fifth Street, was caught, between two cars early to-~ day and crushed. He ts th Willlams- | burg Hospital with internal injuries, |broken ribs and a fractured right arm. The preliminary injunction granted to It 1s thought he will die. national, News Service by the Court has been broadened by the States Cireult Court of Appeals. preliminary injunction forbids the » ’ CASTOR IA at infants and Oniidren, any news of the Associated Pr throng o7 pave rreed, oem or member; or procuring an See" bros mted by « member of ated Pross from violatin agreement, ‘an Pre: the Associated Press against the Inter- = yice from procuring, using or selling % 4 ‘ourt m oy aqeition, now enjoins the rvice fro tranamitting, * gelling, using oF cacal Always Bought fimished by the og “tn Use For Over 30 Years. |" papers using the because of rain, were given last nigh Twenty-five thousand were present. |nated ‘the field. The Rev. Thomas J, Mul of Fordham, said he woul stricken down by God than be Augustus P. Gardne signed his seat in Congress to urged enllatment in the army. ther or were at, itonry Feuterdan ichulz County Suage outa D, Gibbs. = rather —_ BRONX BOROUGH PATRIOTIC. ——nr, Bronx Borough Day exercises, which had to. be postponed last Thursday | with great success in Crotona Park. There were soldiers and sailors and Boy Scouts to give a military air to | the patriotic programme. Thousands | of red, white and blue lights {llumi- m copying, &o., of C of ithe ews the bulletins, or from early editions oF Associated Press sor- den foes? 8,0, x PASSING SHOW” bi, Weat of D'way, s ae i : MY von il eNIFE Mats, Wed, ea Es + President || pTAVHO| ot Siitinece Wi THE MAN WHO CAM 48TH ST. ihm i STEAMBOATS. and New England Points Fall River aes Inside Route—Through Land-Locked Waters of Long Island Sound rt Lia eats Afternoon and Evening Concerte—Excellent Cuisine $1.00 and $2.00 Outside Staterooms. Inside Staterooms have outside — and are ar cool and comfortable Tickets, Staterooms Information Clea: Offices, 171 and 1180 nanny: Alga all Y, Transter Co. offices and various Tourist Agencies. General Office, Piet 14 North Rs The New England Steamship er ECIAL NOTICE —Providence Line oassenk tween Now. hork, Brovid id Bom Loits4 sumed Friday, June 200) yidease id, Betton, il bee MOOINE ELLIOTT'S Srarkijng, Youth, povarkline, he Ei BS ryzd YOU'RE Ls! LOVE Wb St, or Matiness We ASMINGTON G0" “PLAYERS COMEDY 3 [0.1 slat. Hres.8.48, AST : OR Tae Wal hee nee «UPSTAIRS AND DOWN LONGACRE %as0 5 WH.COLLIERin NOTHI MOROSCOY To-Night & W Wa. COURTENAY 7 OPENING OF SEASON SATURDAY, JUNE 23D 4 ATLANTIC ‘HIGHLANDS Entire gross receipts from ticket sales on opening day donated to the American Red Cross Society. ‘Tickets on Sale at all Hed Cross Stations, Department Stores and at the Pier, NIGHT TRIPS on following sche; A Di LINE: Y All Service Dally Except Sanday. = | Direct rail connections to all pointe in the | Pea A.DAY ON ats | Daily at 8 A.M. trom Piet 1, CONEY ISLAND g Catakille, Saratoga, the Adirondacks, the West | 5, fend North, All through rail tickets between New | } jusie, Hestaurant, | } ‘o keepaie King’ 3 0.40'P. 8. eerie ATURDAY APrEaoOW Tee TO’ 43° FE BEAR MOUNTAIN, June 23 10.00, ie | Str. ‘Grand Republic’! ee My 4 sm B'klyn gd; Rt @ 38 | 2 Christian Endeavor t ‘Union. ; q The Peoples Wonder/ull losersona > ear M ountain ° 45 Miles up the Bea f e at x otto pooesPey Cobian te Loartoene “Str. Highlander” 13 \ For information telephone Canal 0300, in rip, Weekdaye, Né %, i CATSKILL EVENING LINE | yc Mtr 8 real ie py gzcept Sunder, {of Christoph ee" Eek, hate ht, aaa | SUNDAY SAIL UP THE HUDSON |, 160 delightful miles on the “BENJ. B. ODELL” to Newburgh, Bescon, Poushkewele 4nd return, Restaurant, Music, Lunch Room. Brankllo 8, 9, A. M.; W, 120 3t,, 9.80 A.M, CENTRAL HUDSON LINE. Sunday Excursions To Bridgeport | To New Haven Steamer City of Lowell Steamer Richard Peck Bt.. 10.00 A, Mt, Bi, Catharin 100 Bt, A tharive St, 9.90 A. M, "Adults 315. Chikiten ‘te. Tickets limited, On wale at Piers on day of Excursions only, Ideal Sunday outings on Long Island Sound Good Musio—Dining Room—Lunch Counter RED CROSS DAY |; S.S. ‘Mandalay’ ‘Dron sieanboat Cos F OCKAN, O46, “Lavanua’ | A. ONLY, p Lee Wile Dodd's Coma Beg. Sun,, BRITISH WAR TANKS i AMUSEMENTS, Civic Orchestral Society ee wd PIERRE MONTEUX, Conduetor St. arnt Rink, 0, W. 00 Se 8 P ; June 24th * LORTAT Frock 0 has HIP HIP HOORAY Pees SURF BATHIN Ir A.M. to 10.80 Mt, EPLECHASE CONEY'S FUN FACTORY RONSON HOWARD'S st eT spews “Come Through” ONLY ® DAYS ae | LIBERTY § W. 420 ST MATS. 25 & Bo», | LAST Two. D. Aye. ida WILLIAMSON SUBMAKINE EYE |i BROTHERS THE IALT Bray, 42 18-25 ; | STRAND a7 “The Ultra Smart Event of the Season” AUTOMOBILE FASHION SHOW on behalf of the Actors Fund of America SHEEPSHEAD BAY SPEEDWAY Gre bas ony TO-MORROW at 2P.M. ADAM inet George Beban In “A, ne lotsa, Strand Oy CHARITY. Fashionable Turnouts UMMM abl a’ CHA! 10% to 50%, and—if CREDIT—MADE TO FT your PREMVETORY aaa Ags A =e SA or as nearly that as wholesale PRICE-CHOPPING can make it. We must have rom by July 1 for the Fall tivo by our buyers in Grand Rapids. SO THIS 18 YOUR E. Get the things ne have been Plain Figures Prices on Everything. purchases no’ wantin, use our EASI own particular pond VE ‘WAY Open Saturday Evenings. Motor Lev eohhehes Everywhere Retvighbaters in Solid Oak, Absolutely Sanitary; White Interior Food Compartment. WNCon.6"dves\S"St. VAUDEVILLE. FRPROCTOR'S VA PRO PHOTO PLAYS, oll |: ia ye SL lig Tall Beat m & {Moserved HENDERSON’S } TEMPEST & SUNSHINE THE CORNER STORE BURLESQUE, ath Ste, Mat. Daily ‘TIP- TOR GIRLS’ SAVINGS BANKS. The Bowery Savings Bank 128 and 180 BOWERY, NEW YORK, June 11, 1917, Vio. Consul, A semiannual @irifend at the mte of THREE and ONE-HA per annum has been do credited to depositors on and upwant and pot excecding $6,000, whtah thal hare been deported at least threo months on the fimt day of July next, and Will be payable on and after Money, July 16, 1917, Money devonited on of before July 10 wilt draw interest from July 1, 1017, HBNRY A, SCHENCK, President, WILLIAM ©, KNOX, Comptroller, JOSHPH G, LIDDLE, Secretary. 28TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND mime of $5.00 Union Square Savings Bank 20 Union Square, i a pip ) mae been declared for the aix months ending June 30, 1017, an all deposits en. titled thereto at the rate FRED ERIC x Open 10 to 8; Mon ACCOUNTS OF BOC Metropolitan Saving Bank WWD AYE, ( 2 end © THUD Serene) 165, ast pipes _ | NTEREST FoR, FOUR PER 7d FT Weekly | oven ony ph trd #1 Weekly | crater’ 9100°2 42 Wee! ASTLE SOurpeNaL, DAMONDSecr 170 BIWAY 9*licor Act siaBoni <STOCOEN ON CREDIT BASY TERMS. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Amerijau Watch & Diamond Co, = Silver Filling: WATERBURY Denta.. GomPaNy Hour! ______ SUMMER RESORTS, COUNTRY 16,008 SQUARE MILES TO CHOOSE FROM ERIE RAILROAD BOOKLET ‘ROAD TO SUMMER LAND’ NEARBY WEEK-END ‘TRIPS: New York Tieket Omees: 1978, 300; 245, 2081 B'way; 264, Fifth Ave; 1 West 125th 81; Amsterdam Ave; Obambers tis “Stoantatn erica, — Heautiful Fxcellent Monle are served STEAMER BUNJAMIN ODELL, DA BEACON _____ DENTISTRY, Dentin Dentistry That PPT g88 Plate te the 1 hievement in sto the © . ny teat you nehor 4 ie Imnitated, Seaefully. The "Real Anchor ww WATERBURY Way ie in the morning, have your teeth extracted FREM, and return © at bight with @ NEW pet that fits y Incorporated 29 W. 34th St., New York as“ 414-16 Fulton St} Brooklyn Sundeye, 9 to 2 joken to6 - mi French and Swedish 6: LADIES IN ATTENDANC @ MAIDEN LANE, Mhone Cort. 5987. Agent calla DI CARUSO OT MAIDEN Mo Wxtra Charge for It. = Advertisements for The World may be laf a0y American District Memenger office im the World Wants Work Wonders = # ™ te Saturday as Usual Shows New’ Wearables and Prices of Interest Smartly tatlored—wit! fellows insist upon. In vari mixtures, Twill Linings, jous Made tn » best sty! siaes—comfo} 6 to 17 years for the Graduate JEWELRY Life-Long Remembrances Solves the Gift Problem Is for monogram— extra heavy ity rose and bright combine Plain or pierced # Our reg. $4.07 and $5.17. .’ Other signet rings to 10.97 Gold Bar and Brooch Pins— dainty jewelled designs—aet wit Pearls—sapphire, amethyst and ith other colored germs—safety catches— 97 6.01 our reg. $6.47 and $6. B rin? 17" Gradua- R sold gold in Jap- aneso designs. . ‘ Peart Wesklacto=stcttA beads— dainty Ortentel shadinge—cream snap clasp—our re; “ine 14-Kt. Gold Filled Bracetets— hapes—engraved shades—value 40-Inch Cre; light and lark colors—special Special 2.25 35-Inch Satins—fine, close face— light, dark and medium colors including black—special , Yard Wide Poplins—Silk-mixed— lustrous and soft—light and dark shades—special....... - 79. SUITS for Young Men (3-PIECE LONG TROUSERS SUITS) well-cut, well- 2 or 8 button styles—ningle-breasted, pinchback or belted. browns, tans ‘and greens, including some heather Cheviot, cassimere, worsted or homespun. Sines 38 to 38 chest. Various Suits for Stout Boys le sizes, Boys’ Washable Suits Last a Kool cloth, linen or khaki drill—in pinchback— ‘oke back Norfolk styles—ail suits tailored to keep the ir shape—made in tan, white and gray mixtures— y' Of khaki drill and white re oa carefully made of excellent quality fabric—10 to 17 yra. Special .O7 SILKS FOR SUMMER ; Seven Saturday Specials 35-Inch Taffetas—colored satin stripes in many styles and variety of combinations—soft finish—high lustre—value $1.60 and $1.64 35-Inch Taffetas—extra fine quality—rich lustre—chiffon finish— in white, ivory, cream, nayy, Copen, and other desirable 4 Meteors—dull finis! aL y youn “popular PREPARE For That Vacation Or Holiday Plain, nd Dresden stike~s | T°"! porde ani allover effect cil ore 8, to Nd 12 TID. cece eee! Sport Veils— waves, bersers in Hens os and dark also black @ look that the young white Auto Ca; Pongee Cape natin peaks of Silk Hose— Dbublé sole, heel and too black, white and novelties— seconds of $1.09 quality, Handkerchiefe— Alpaca or Excellent values, toe, best fabrics, 7.94, 9.74 to 14.50 Trousers with cuff bottoms— Handkerchiefe— Men Rapek ears Cerner Girls Will Look Their Best at Graduation In One of These Dainty White Frocks Girls’ White Dresses — Organdy,| Girls’ Crepe de Chine Dresses—A Voile or net—fine embroidery, lave} simple, youthful model—high waist- insertions and edgings— line—soft, fine lace trimmed— Special 4.94 | Special 10.64 Several different models —some| {in bolero jacket effect—round neck; prettily tucked or ruffle trimmed—}tuck-trimmed skirt, crushed sash— Aal with white ribbon sashes, rosebud touches, Finer to 9.04 Finer to 16.94 Other Styles in Sizes 10 to 14 Years, from 2.98 Such an Irresistible FROCK Reduced for Saturday, 1 1.75 Of blue taffeta, this little frock has a jaunty coatee—and rows and 1s of i ids op =e skirt. pti Moerngt sleeves and vestee are of beige Georgette cre e frock insists upon making every wearer look as meray youthful as may bees OTHER STYLES in this group, too, specially reduced for Saturday—all sizes for misses, 7, SPECIAL PRICES In Well-known Makes of TOILET GOODS 1 25 Ct, Sine Kolynos Tooth 1 50 Ct, Slae Odot Moath W Size Veroxide of Hydrogen. , | 25 Ct, Sine Florida Wai 1s i] 10 Ch Sine We } Chara 1.95} sanitary 7 40-Inch Silk Foulards avy and 7 1 pies mrounca, ates 1:97 ¢ Pumiee.... 7 polka dots—special,.... ‘NEW RIBBONS 32-Inch White Pongee—washable| ring quality satin ribb fabric especially seFvice- |"over 6 in. wide—black, white able—special .......ss0ee00 97)| and colors—our reg. 39 coos BS o Leather Goods De Registration Card Cases—brown black leather Others to 2,67. pt. “ay Mhaki and Canvas Military Cases— Toilet rolls- writing case ete fe also change compartment Mning—our reg. $1.85 8, envelope and drawatring stylee—our reg. .02. mbreakable pairrere to 5.4 wafety catch; 11k bage—with or without ilk oF fang 0 White Summer Footwear | Women’s Tenderfoot Pumps SMART LASTS. NEW TONGUE EFFECT. White Canvas Pumps | White Nubuck Pumps [3.45 | Light welted soles, Light Turned soles, [5.45] } leathér Louis heels. | Leather Louis heels. ALL SIZES—A, B, C and D WIDTHS. ceeenee MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P, M.)Saturday June Sale Specials ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantitics restricted. $9.74 Young Men's Suits and chevi ne 7.65 | $1.24 Misses’ & Girls’ AMAZING CUTS! ‘ope de Chine Blouses. 2.44 allored models in white or flesh No Mati or Telephone Orders. All white galates . and blac! | dlue trimming, for holiday woar., $1.95 Women’s Voile Blouses. 1,57 3 button sac | m White, all-over embroidered votle pateb po pock : } Z t 90 or plain styles, neatly hematitched. YOUNG MENe Det Tin wLooR, | ted flounces || $1.94 Girls’ Tub Dr 188 | ra) q Dandenmn'tre. Viald yinghamas or chambray—new= } $7.94 Boys’ Suite (9 to 18 pre.) . Pad wuarg) 14 ahcOND FLOOR. oot modele—¢ to 3¢ yrs, Sem! nd checks, map 33 ct. Women’s Extra Size Underwear .. 26 | | $1.87 U trimmed Ki head wome have v Re he Aiilan hemp, lisere, Randi ana: & CLOTHING leas or short es — tight knee coi ere® OF amar white an¢ 69 ct, Boys’ Shirts ie oF Nir t PAR MAIN FLOOR, free tf watertals are curvhteed here, Fa tripe ad nd percaics wer sae par senere aC Normaee | 28.ct, Milner) 1 Sash Ribbons... 18 |$5. 5.00 Trimmed Drees Hato, O37 Hrench cufenome with deta Biack, wl 1 golora: tn now Bete whine and colora—‘smaart. trite Boe’ Pen Nae Sos TiniMD won, moires and J one as mings of flowers, ribbon and novel: Bo, Pp 1 Rleaae KIN a hin FLOOR, 5A ct. herr Piteale Bouse, «0-05 "| a1 68 cists! White Canvas Pumps....1.23 | 57 ct. Seersucker r Petticoats wetS ia ached of Eton, gollar— Ankle yles—broad toes. tease iV mhe he tateneae hovel PenNutids itr euoom, | Sizes 2y, 19 0 val 1.43 |\ $5.75 Women’s and Mis 27 ct. and 33 et. Boys’ White Gauze Wes New Military Suits 4.45 or Balbriggan Underwear $2.50 Little Boys’ Tan Scout Shoes, ..1.87 || mare models of | ichaki— High neck shirts—short and Laetoli aiken | sh rand ront——milltary } aD Safe Perea ee P rt and coat—alzes to 44, rawers. 25 & 29 ct, Odd Lot of Stationery 15 KNIT UNDERWEAR— MAIN FLOOR, Wh s, with gilt ver adi j 97 ct, Men's Summer Shirts 82 iv ipedelimlaesnd li cxpeeendi Husa or ow bust f\ Mercerized ” ¢ pine and TATIONERY THIRD FLOOR, | } TNDN'S PURSISHINGS — MIA son, | Men's Balbsiggan Underwear 42 || $2. Corsets.........1.44 u oer ty * t | Ww nk-—-low. bust-—-extra Dolls 7 iS dra: | trimmed top— K eye wii » 40 Inche P| rH MW iies's UNDeRweaR—atarn Fuoon. || rs SE Clock Signe Renete Morning Specials, It isn’t necessary to wait in our la © Clocks! Look for the Clo Hy . ‘ . ¥ ok for the ¢ the Clocks: store. Fifty-six cash registers q RED CROS s WEEK right in the department return | Pe your change immediately, " Join or contri ibute at our Red Cross Booth, Main Floor, ‘ 8 y. Ite in pein Hanalei, Poon a ali _/ ‘such a relief! } \ —e |