The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1917, Page 8

careful inspe: cruise Ce | the liner to neith, tn a short is . During the time the rhip on whlch the Gere mans are passengers is in American Taters it will he under provection of ‘United States naval forces. Former mtn From South Amerton, Adolf Pauli, former German Min- was German Minister to Boliv! here to-day on a Dutch steam- from South American ports, The officials were accompanied by “ iniesl RALTIMORE, June 36—-Atvor @ con- ference with Cardinal Gibbons, from whom he received important messages for the Pope on conditions in this country, Archbishop Bonaventure Care fetts. head of the Archdiocese of Aus: returned to Washington to. they will continue on the sam liam, to which port they ha’ ed safe conduct by Gre: Featuring 275 Dresses at en a Ts, ae FROCKS Fee the best styles. Sines 16, 36, 38 In fact, every ment in \ | of cost or valu: 3 W.42¢St., Upstairs Take Elevator. B. Altman & Cn. AnImportant Clearance Sale of YOUNG MEN’S SUITS to be continued during the remainder of the week comprises the entire stock of Suits in Summer mixtures, grouped in three divisions and severally reduced, to close out, to $16.50, $19.50 & $23.50 (Young Men’s Suits, Sixth Floor) Fifth Avene-Madteon Avene, Nem Qork 3th and 35th Streets 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 164, 166, 163 and 170 Grand Street | Smith Street Cor. Dr ggs Ave. BROOKLYN c Wyckottf St. GOODS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN GREATER NEW YORK No Deposit, 50c Weekly $125 Worth of Furniture Opens a New Clothing Account| No Deposit—$i Weekly Bring This Advertisement With You and Get Your TEN Per Cent. Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Account Carriages | Refrigerators | China Closets | Chiffoniers || 50¢ WEEKLY Don't fall to come! to our bie sale thin You won't find « better variety of Carriages: all kinds | the | Street, Brooklyn, and driven by Mor q CHARLES SEGALL : FAMILY WITH BABY ibaa ’s Daughter Will Preside at Americanization Forum Day Meeting 2ID49AAADAPALAOADON ADA 1 1 14OARN DDIM DADLIDDDADAD O04 6 G4OO4 44 -SAVEDFROM AUTO. P SINKING IN POND | Three Women coms Wada Ashore After Machine in Collision Jumps Fence. A seagoing = automobdile—it scandalously unseaworthy, however— was slowly sinking in @ pond at Rose dale, L. 1, were no life preservers aboard, Twit a hero Jumped onto the top of the doomed craft and reached over to the interir of the tonneau to rescue 4 A three-months-old 4 passengers, baby was handed to him first, and |he parsed it to other heroes on the | phore. Then four other children were ‘waved in the ame manner, ‘The adult | passengers, three women and a man, | then climbed out and wadéd ashore. Th automobile, still sinking in the jmuddy bottom, now showed nothing but a top, which gave it the look of a turtle. The strange accident occurred on the Merrick Road, where that thor- oughfare goes narrowly between the twin ponds at Rosedale, Two cars collided, and one of them, swerving from {ta course, ran through a fence and into the pond. The police say the car that went [into the water was owned by Malcolm! # not learned, and that y Michael Palo of No.| 203 Rast Seventy-third Street, Man- | hattan, The other car was owned by | Milton Sandman of No. 172 Pacific! n of the same address, © receulng hero was Peter Ru to r of an be i Sweet Bros, 924 t, Jamaica, THE TONIC THAT BRINGS HEALTH “Fruit-a-tives”’ Builds Up The Whole System Those who take “Fruit-a-tives” for the first time are often astonished at the way it builds them up and makes them feel better all oer. They may be taking “Mruit-a-tives” for some specific disease, as Constipation, In- digestion, Chronic Headache r Neu- ralgia, Kidney or Bladder Trouble, Rheumatism or Pain jn the Back. And they find when “Fruit-a-tives” has cured the disease that they feel better and stronger in every This is due to the wonderful properties of th made from fruit juices 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size At all dealers or sent postpaid Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ogdens- Advt, way tome by burg N.Y Why Buy New Window Shades Old Shades Cleaned Equal to New By the newly discovered Segall Process, no matter how faded, sunburnt or spotted it will bring them back to their ORIGINAL COLOR. They will last longer and roll better than new ones for one-third the cost of NEW shades, One sample Free. Shades called for and delivered. Estimates submitted. Out-of- town inquiries invited, ‘Tel. 2214 Academy, 2744. | ihe Broadway, N. Y. Liens | ee ANDERSON'S |] MARVELOUS WHITE DROPS = Raye to all . solutely Harmless, Counteracts the effects of alcoholic and malt beverages, Over 150,000 bottles sold with- out advertising, in Brooklyn and New York City, Ask your druggist to get it, Try it at your hotel, PRICE, 600. a Large Bottio OFFICK 811 Greene Ave., Brooklyn and wil prices at week. You will be survrived nt the low “Jorices on Fine China wa] BOe Weekly foniers in all FOR THROAT AND LUNG‘ STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS Eckman’s Alterative BREA othe RS UA RE: RUGOIBT! Seca 4 {World Wants Work Wonders wan this morning, and there ‘ might have been camualties, for there 4 | Wilson famous tablets, | , Mr. we Grant, 8 Brown Thche Oy Mine 1-240046-06604-46-4004 Celebration Next Monday to : Be One of the Most Inter- esting of the Year. By Sophie Irene Loeb, One of the most Interesting celo-| brations of the year will be Ameri-| ¢ canization Forum Day next Monday. | As stated in thes: Will take place in various parks and play places, under under the direc- tion of Commis sioner Cabot Ward of the Park De- partment, assisted +3 by Willian Lee, supervisor. These will Include tableaux, ad dresses and muste, and the appear of boy scouts, boy police an marines, In the evening there will be a bik] mass meeting in Washington Irvin High School, the ohief topic being the wider use of schoo! buildings for community centres and civic | pur poses. Miss Margaret Wilson, the Presi- dent's daughter, will preside, Miss advocated the recent law passed in the Legislature which pro vides for the opening of schools for such purposes and for which The Evening World carried ona vigorous campalen, Mayor Mitchel will speak, also Frederio Howe, Comiuissioner of Im- migration; George W. Perkins, Will fam G, Willcox, President of the Board of Education, and Sophie Irene Loob, nounced during the week. Mrs, William Grant Brown, dent of the State Federatio’ ‘s Clubs, will act as Temporary Chairman and will introduce the President's daughter. Mrs. Brown has appointed a com mittee of women to repre Prest 8 organizations all over thi ‘This committee is as follows Mrs. x 7 G. D, Hewitt, Carthage; Mrs, Charles | Y wo eS in bag & and Bag ees M. Dic yon, Binghamton; Mrs, Al- tion there is a complete Stage, New York: Mrs, Cora| CARTOON HAS GONE MAD. showing of SteamerTrunks, pies Dae ner cnruaruee | — Overland Trunks, Cowhide Huchardson, Cornolli Mra. Brodie G./ 4. prong Zoo Elephant Must ite and Walrus Club Bags, igley Fal M bade Higley, Hudson Falls; Mrs,’ Erlo Shat Off From the Rattan and Reed Suit Cases Gray, Rochester; Mrs. H. Purdy,| Cartoon, the big male and Jap Matting Cases. Mount Vernon Mrs. Es C. Whit-| Bronx Zoo, has gone | meyer, Schenectady; Mrs. Elmer So reported Dr. William T. Hornaday. Of Equal advertised This statement The coal situation offices, the tenants in connection with ing for the comfort WHEEL "CHAIRS | WE MAKE OVER 70 STYLES SARGENT CO, 40% Fourth Aven dew Kost columns, children's) ¢ Patriotic exercises { ner, No, 3100 Broadway ne developed an uRly, streak.” H : grown worse daily. Even his Mrs. Brown, who is also head of the | ire "atrald of him. He i such @ splen- | | Women's Organization of the Counc pil aia apect t Dr. Hornaday said | 4 Defense and it would Asnble to keep him in- sg nse an comuniea Other speakers will be an-j| Dae ‘ent. een ‘DAY, JUNE 194464 66.604¢ | TENS TENT TED O NOLS $ i ; macs ce targa wn ‘ OPRODS 10-00 oe director of the Blair, Albany; Mrs, Abram L, Kel-| rector of the jog, Oneonta; Mrs, F. KE. Rates, | asked urkently Ithica: Mrs. K, C. Sornborge, Buffalo; | *{riction of “an iron ‘door in the ele- 1p house "to prote roi Miss Lucy Vance, Yon Mrs. eal ed ahead adelaeb sith. Mary Garrett Huy, No. West toon, who haa been in the Zoo Lighty-ainth Street; Mra, A. M. Pal- {nie years, had a record for exemplary until a few weeks ag when h sr than destroy him. | | “Never a “ihe history of Jhas the time been 80 oppo preading knowledge the public schools as it is or the | assembling of women in the defense . when ev rected toward the c food, teaching metho: 125th St. West | promoting drying 4 Z md and advocating general home econo- ee 1 could’ be 9 of th kind of set forth in the nunity. te "WEEK END SUIT CASES $5.95 forn 1 6 could 18 school their vie nore sim- nod could be ) 'y mother kn¢ ,ol house is. rd it more of devised, # where the} as learned to| as an institu | ple f Wom- | * - | datty 3 also 1 has only regarded the school us al | place for children } itis high tin portunity to r she was given op it as a means of | If Steel frame, two strong leather straps entirely around case, in- side tray and top pocket; 24, 26 and 28 inches long, extra | | deep. Mil this. p n war time to de To Landlords and Tenants HE time has come when premises ‘or rent must be Gas piping in a building, residential. manufacturing, or occupied by HEAT, HOT WATER AND POWER Through our modern fixtures and latest types of mantles, tenants may be furnished with Gas Lighting which is not only economical but closely akin to daylight, causing no eye-strain. Your attention is called to the Gas Steam Radiator which can be used generated by Gas if your building is ‘Piped for Gas” as it should be. Call “Stuyvesant 4900” and ask for the Architectural Service Bureau. An expert will give you his services as to cost, proper sizes of pipes and al! other details as to the equipment of your build- “The Right Way is the Gas Way” Consolidated Gas Company of New York Importance Saw Franc! SAN % ander Berkman, York for alleged Rerkman's magazine, as being “‘compie‘ely piped for gas.”* will advance the rental value. is of deep concern to property owners. With can always be supplied with your present steam system or the steam may be and convenience of your tenant. GRO. B. CORTELYOU, President alleged to implicate Berkman and tht defendants in the San Francisco bom cases with’ a conspiracy against thé Government of California and the 28.--The | United States | GERKMAN LINKED IW PLETE. gre seine documents whlch 0 @ 7 ree June FRANCISCO, Grand Jury has begun an investigation | f the documents were used ae of conspiracy charges against Alex- trial of as J, Mooney, jeath in connection With now on trial in New| * ui explo efforts to obstruct the bvomy he ast July, They have also been selective draft law introduced in the Mrs In a raid last year on the office of | 5 fooney, ano the The Blast, de-| bomb ¢ Ten Thousand Newspaper Ads Wouldn't in all probability convinee you one- tenth as quickly of the merits of Kuppen heimer Clothes as would one visit to a Brill Store where you an see them, handle them and slip into some of them, letting the mirror tell you its story of perfect fit, finish and style—and if any idea has entered your mind that Kuppenheimer High Quality means high prices you will be agreeably disap- pointed, for we sell Kuppenheimer Suits For as little as $20.00 and as much as $40.00 Kuppenheimer Featherweight Suits for Hot- Weather Wear at $22.50 and $25.00 Summer Suits at $15 Strong, durable fabrics, tailored to give them shape, style and fit and to retain them—Suits specially priced at $15.00 that will look well, not only when you buy them, but long after they have been worn. Palm Beach Suits, specially priced at $6.50 In Plain Norfolk and Pinch Back Models White Flannel Trousers at $5.00 Bull Bisthers 1456 Broadway Broadway, at 49th Street 44 East 14th St. 279 Broadway 2 Flatbush Av., Brooklyn 47 Cortlandt St. 125th Street, at 3rd Avenue—Open Evenings The Kuppenhetmer House in New York and Brooklyn, Come In or Write for New Spring Style Book. root New: York Foot Covering Co. crite ig 60 Flatbush Av. fins" LINOLEUMSALE 6 Great Carloads of Mill Lengths 4Gc to $1.35 Grades—3 Great Lots TIRE INVEN- For 40¢ to 500 Cork STOCK OF and Genuine Feit’ M REM. Y Base Linoleum, beau- 3 from one of Ahatesaatens Cincliain nine tiful selection of pat. ‘ mills in the country— Bring terns, enough of any ' 72,000 YARDS IN Bssnere- pattern forlarge room, ALL—to close out ments. Square yard 17¢ Lot_II.Best_55e to 70c_ Linoleum Linoleum Long Long lengths in quarter and half rolls; cork and genu- quarter and half roils; cork and genu- ine felt base Linoleums; 55¢ yard to 70c qualities; square Lot III. $1.10 to $1.35 Inlaid Linoleum Room lengths, most desirable grades; through to the buck; please bring room measurements; square yard... La NonTHWeEST Corner SIXTHAVESIS™ Str, }PREINVENTORY CLEARANCE AGB Af A CLEAN SWEEP— ” or as nearly that as wholesale PRICE-CHOPPING can make it. We MUST have room by July 1 for the Fall purchases now being made by our buyers in Grand Rapids. SO THIS IS YOUR CHANCE, Get the things you have been wantin, —SAVE 10°, to 50°%, and—if you wish, use our EASIEST. WAY Credit—MADE TO FIT your own particular needs, Plain Figure Prices on Everything Open Saturday: E venlnge. MotorD liveries Everywhere 3-Picce Baronial Brown Reed Suite, upholstered with loose cushions for back, and seat in fancy cretonne Tapestry effect; 3 pieces, as illustrated, at 34.98 WY Con GO" NveR\5"St.