The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1917, Page 6

fone ‘Gets Your and Day for Threat to se “TAME IEE FROM POLICE HANDS MAYOR URGED | Woman April N. ‘having threatened to kill President Wilson and who was convicted In May last, was to-day sentenc: i penitentiary | at Atlanta by Judge farren Davis at Newark. Swimer working on a farm when arrested. He appears to be well educated and polished and during Wa trial Impressed every one by his \ mental capac! Declares | Present System Is Ineffective Attorney } ‘ i! i # | and Demoralizing. ef Pa iste t } The following letter was addressed | : to Mayor Mitchel to-day by Anna bf" 1 } Moscowitz, an attorney of No, 68 ‘i ; William Street: 4 ’ “The police are a 1 credited and the que | white slavery are pr La the public. In view of the above, I consider it opportune to submit to you a number of facts and conclusions deduced ‘from several years’ expert ‘ ence in work clonely connected with { : — the police nnd the vice question and FOR YOUR VACATION | trom investigations made by people : conversant with the subject 1 se . “Every now and then a new line of Hawaiian Musical | a:icx te noes seine the poten, 4 which {# extremely unfortunate, f / Instruments |] nas a tendency not only to disc } e the force, which is of vital Music & Methods iatce he community, bot ane ivert the attention of the public Fy big corm gt aula from the real issue. UKELELES The Police Department at large has | 00 to $25.00 |done unusually good work, All criti-| : EEL GUITARS clams and attacks have centred upon $10.1 00 to $100. 00 the aes nt Ld alla nt ae aed to vice work or closely associated with TAROPATCHES it No matter how often or how many | $20.00 to $25.00 investigations may be cond ef evil will’ remain so long a H question Ia handled by the police. | 1 reliably informed that there * are y hotels and other places, pre Mandolins GLPIMA Um eWHUH ars soumae. pel . . assignation, that the police buy Guitars, Banjos | knee vs | " Prostitution has not been checka And Kindred Instruments | ,.,,'(;,, sporadic efforts of the polica Felloed toes wuallis’ and’ ecteatific” cajute hav y cofwpelled the w ag » secretive Banjos .....$5.00 to $93.00 geen for G $5.00 to $175.00 1 in such M ins. $5.00 to $150,00 Catalogues Free on Request 1 believe, that t wnderworld lives only by virtue of} os ‘Telephone Murmy Hitl~4144 the fine networ of graft into whieh Chas. H. Ditson & Co, | many members of tne px force e frequently been en ed. The! §-10-12 East: S4th St. ty of the plainclothes branch of ——— ¢ department is badly in need | struction, jf not abolition | Retailers’ 35e. Quality >F Fe . { Cor Pree, ‘ 25 @ woman on the streets to-day ry one of its branches, oul ain of the police, The POUNDS FOK DELIVERED FREE. FREE he taxpayers’ money ex pe exided in conducting this branch of the police department and the whoin attendant system of courts and prisons, could be utilized to far better advantage, ‘The establishment of a welfare com mission, with full powers to act would, in’ my. ‘opinion, toward a solv tion. ‘This suggestion on my part is —— Sale at Our 34th St. Store Only AMMEYER Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York . C. Extraordinary Sale—Friday RMR Mer eee) not & Novel one, as the same idea was incorporated in a bill passed by the Assembly jn 1918, but which was vetoed by, Mayor Gaynor, because of defects in the construction of the bill. New York, as the leading city in our country, should be an example of the selentific and just handling of the problems that #0 closely affect the welfare of each individua! of the com- munity. $1,000,000,000 WASTED BY AMERICAN FARMERS Barnyard Refuse, Available for Fertilizer, Is Being Thrown Away. WASHINGTON, June 28,—More than @ billion dollars’ worth of barnyard re- fuse Is wasted in the United States an-| Act on: the Liver { ‘and Bowels Gre” $< ROYAL FLYER KILLED IN FALL Un Route to 1 Wing of! vuaily, according to Carl Vrooman, As-| ONE PILL OR MORE EACH iiGHT Plane ¥ oe. sistant Secretary of Agriculture. Make You. rit Ail the ‘Time CAMP BORDEN, Ont., June 27.—Dan- he experts of our department have ou § hometa. fel Callaghan, a Royal Flying Corp#| figured that at least half of the apimal wii ‘conttivintioms Ses “4 ve ategaaches, who had won distinction in| refuse, all of which is available fob fer- meen ries Os was killed in an aeroplane ac- ent at Camp Hoare tast night, it was announced here to-day. With a cadet named Francis, Calin. ‘| clded to fly to Toronto instead Ulizer, is lost to agricuiture every year. Here is @ Job for the American far It is no ply @ colossal war measure. It is a measure which, if put into prac tice, will permanently benefit American agriculture,” tate ee Hutte Mines to Operate With Part of ‘Thelr Forces, BUTTE, Mont, June 24.—Mines in the Butte district will continue oper- ations with their partial forces, mine owners to-day announced after hear- ing that the Engineers’ Union had| not voted to strike, “Lost and Found" articles O1 y rath ne The World or revorted Td Wing of their nine struck a tree and the d to the ground, pinning chan under it fracture of on lane Calla- Francis sustained a m! eruphe can be loft at Advertiving A telephoned directly to The World Cal! 4000 Meekman, New York. or Brookiyn Office, 4100 Main. thousand pounds of wool were sold here 0 to Boston interests at 72 cent said to be the highest jo ever rice eves fF wool in the State. The price pa has averaged 40 cents, —_ STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY BONWIT TELLER &,CO, The Specialty Shop of Onginalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 88™ STREET Will Close Out Friday Misses’ Silk Frocks... 17.50 to 39.50 4 | Typical “Jeune Fille” models of taffeta, silk, Georgette and taffeta combined with Georgette, in simple shirt waist frocks, tight fitting basque effects and draped side skirt styles. Sizes 14 to 18. Misses’ Gingham F'rocks........ 9.75 to 27.50 A diversity of distinctive models, in belted and surplice tic effects. Several are hand- made models, and all wash perfectly. Sizes 14 to 18. |. 75 Misses’ Sport and Tailored Suits... 19.50 ) Formerly 32.50 to 65.00 % A collection of suits, of satin, serge and Jersey cloth, featuring the season's smartest style notes. Sizes 14 to 18. Clearance—Entire Remaining Stock of MISSES’ CAPES & COATS 10.00 .16.50 25.00 Formerly 25.00 to 69.50 Typical Bonwit Teller & Co. modes, suitable for street, sport and dress wear, in the season's most desirable styles and fabrics, Sizes 14 to 18. Women's & Misses’ SPORT SHOES | & OXFORDS | | 7.50 Shoes of white buck, with rubber soles and heels. Oxfords of white buck, trimmed with bands of brown calf; leather soles and heels. WHITE SPORT HATS 3.25 to 4,50 Featuring a variety of styles in white satin and white Faille silk. Also a showing of New Sport and Tailored Hats, of Velour, Panne, Satin, Brocades, Felt and Velvet, in all the new shadings. Many new styles are emphasized. i] ! | \ | | { ! { | | { | | | : Women’s Mahogany Russia Calfskin Pumps ( { { | ( | { ' | { ( | | ! } $5.95 Regularly Sold at $7.50 The model illustrated above comes in a rich, dark shade of Mahogany Russia Calf. Made over a graceful long vamp last with hand-turned soles and 2!, Louis XVI. inch covered heels. Nothing so much in demand . and so scarce right now as Women’s Mahogany Russia Calf Pumps—We are reducing about 350 pairs to $5.95 to emphasize that Cammeyer is headquarters for Shoe Style and Shoe Value. Stern Brothers West 42nd Street — (Belween 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street 5 P. M. Store open daily from 9 A. M. to Saturdays, 12 Noon Men’s Clothine Requirements S | for Summer Time NE’ seasonable clothes, of light-weight materials, in smart colorings, up-to-the-minute in style, are here for selection. Two and Three-Piece Suits of light-weight woolen materials, $15.00 to 40.00 Palm Beach Suits, - at $8.50 | Tussah Silk Suits, at $8.50 to 12.50 | Fiannel ‘Trousers, « $2.50 to 15.00 | London Motor Coats, at at $16.50 Sport Coats, Dusters, = - $35.00 TRE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 2: Stern Brothers ) Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 42nd Street Excellent Values for Friday and Until Noon Saturday Misses’ and: Girls’ Fashionable Outer Attire for Summer Wear Misses’ Summer Suits,, Of light weight wool jersey, also fancy figured eponges, $16.50 and 18.00 Misses’ Tub Skirts, Made of gabardines, piques and khaki; buttoning at front or side, Special $1.95 and 2.95 Girls’ Summer Frocks, Empire and waist-line styles, made of novelty voiles, beach cloth and plaid ginghams: sizes from 6 to 14 years. An Important Sale Washable Suits Made in all the newest models and most de- sirable fabrics; sizes from 214 to 10 years, 1.65, 1.95 & 2.35 Values up to $3.95 In fati, In the Book Section The Best Selling Books $1.50 $1.25 $1.40 $1.50 $1.50 Where Your Treasure Is—By Holman Day $1.50 Murder—By E. Philly gy 95, The Definite Object—By Jeffery Farnol God, The Invisible King—By H. G, Wells, Bab,a Sub-Deb--By Mary Roberts Rinehart ‘The Hundredth Chance—By Ethel M. Dell Over the Top—By Arthur Guy Empey The Cinema Oppenheim, Special for Friday & Smart New Sweaters Of Shetland or Zephyr Wool, suitable for beach wear, in coat or slip-on effects, at $4.95 Women’s Sheer Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs With initial; at $1.25 doz. Week-End Suit Cases Enameled Duck, deep tray and reinforced corners, with short straps, all sizes, at $3.85 Same style, straps alt around, at $4.85 On the Main Floor, will include Two-Clasp Milanese and Tricot Silk Gloves With Paris Point backs or with three rows of embroidery on backs, also with black and white combinations; white or black; all have double finger tips, at 48c a pair Boys’ Clothing for Vacation Wear Will be found at these low prices on the Third Floor: Military Suits e blouse model, riding breeches; in blue, white and khaki color; sizes from 4 to 12 years, at $1.95 Regularly $2.95 Boys’ Liberty Lad Scout Suits, 7 to 16 years, at $5.00 West 43rd Street Hteses: Summer Dresses, Of fancy figured voiles, also plain voiles and id ginghams combined, | Special $5.00 and 9.75 Misses’ Sport Smocks, Of “Wonder-lin” or Treuville cloth; many elaborately hand-smocked. F | at $2.95 and 3.75 at $1.35, 2.95 and 3.75 of Women’s Gloves Serviceable Suits of fancy mixtures and blue serge, some with two pairs of knickers; sizes from 7 to 18 yrs., $7.50 & 9.75 Values $9.75 and 12.50 Books for Children | Rainbow Rhymes—By Anna M, Drayton; | “illustrated; cloth bound; pub. price $1.00, SSC Little Verses and Big Names-—Verses and press by world-famous people, such as resident Wilss James Whitcomb Riley, Charles Dana Gibson and others; pu lished at 82.00,. . special at 60c Acwon's 's Fables—Contains 40 quaint drawings E. Boyd Smith; published at $2.00, at 60c Chatterbox-—-Bound in cloth; lished at 1.75, Until Noon Saturday 1915; pub- special at Tbe Parasols & Silk Umbrellas | Large Floral Effects, Fancy Stripes and Novelty Combinations, also Black and Colored Silk Rain and Sun Umbrellas, at $2.95 special value, Hand Bags | | Of Silk Moire or Faille Silk, in white, navy, | tan, gray or black, with inside com- partment; two models, | | at $1.75 (as seven-time World Want works all the week. | $5.00 to 7.50 {