The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1918, Page 10

Fe Prance and Germany to Swap Pris! eht All Miiiesiotes oficars affected will bel repatriated, terned in Switzerland anes Aras 10 | that could hardly be found in any ners Over Awe of F other body of students, PAMIS, March ° | The e: 6 and progress of these een reached between the Hee pe at this time, of ape- German Gover nts, taking im- | clal signif © because of the prom- Mediate effect, ding the e@x-| ig it holds out to the appalling num- oo. of i mers acta the age of| bers biinded in the war. In a series privates and non of demonstrations of thelr work last evening they showed a degree of pro- ficlency in remunerative work as well as a happiness and oride in it that will assure tho newly blinded soldier of @ path up from his helpleasness and despair This year’s exhibition of the Inati- oe" AN AMAZING SHOW —o—- | _|Excite Envy of Those Who Byot Can See in All Branches of tute, which, by the way, bas been hal carrying on its work for elghty-soven Manual Training. years, was y of manual +. gener training, jemonstrations “The blind leading the blind!” | sf tunin | uning, basketry, 21-23 West 38th St. That antique aying In doomta to) knitting, machine die as a simile of ridicule, but It may | * rae stectan be resurrected as a simile of respect. ten to tw ery instanc e children cieney equalling that Last night, at the anniversary, exer- cises of the New York Institute for Easter Styles played a pr ‘ the Education of the Blind, It was! perfect-eyed experts \ mews that only thos blind who} In thirty minutes’ work two boys Out Women || te css is ee ad a einer tee "ti 2s Daked really digestible, " matte of the alghtions childsen put to | CaNSG Feally Cigestibie, Browsed bis Not merely large sizes, but shame those of the average ehild who Specially designed apparel that &@ house apron 6 had woven ihe insure graceful lines and greatly CAN #06. tn Pad a : ° boys Co aa had feduce the apparent size. After an evening with these chil-| 000 0 roprese witht Suits Coats | dren one might even be led to speo-|needio and t ig machine ‘The musical part disclosed considerable talent, A dem onstration of geography by two girls ve and fifteen respectively, and fourteen, showed that the ren know every continent and th by their borders as surfaces—every « s, all of the pr rivers and ties, the oceans, as, lakes and mountains, ‘The arithmetic demonstration would make the average child of the same ulate whether the world might not be f the programme a better, happler abode were more of its inhabitants blind. The work of 1.95 to 14.95 J the wehool stands for indomitadie| ; Housedresses || courage born of faith and hope, and 695 t0 2.95 | it nas cultivated in every child pa- tience, interest and concentration 12.95 to 49.75) 7.50 to 39.75 Skirts Dresses 4.95 to 39.75 Waists 75 to 7.50 age as those examined last night bang his head Orally, and. without a moment's hesitation, the children multiplied and divided in the hundreds, reckoned oe compound Interast and gave answ in adition that the spectators who could see could not Keep up with In raised figures, which consist of four symbols set at different angles to express different numerals, one lad had extracted the number In the the entire Square root of a millions, and explained This entire yed a concentra- ickness that was narkable, nd thirty-odd pu Juble amount of The Boys’ Clothing Dep’t. ON THE SIXTH FLOOR proced specializes in smartly-cut, wellemade and tangible. pat Hiotlsm. | Phe “hove are eminently practical clothing for the boy who — | Srek,'0, the Tied Cross, One ata can appreciate the importance and the comm | f0M7), (0. WN hniue certain fort of being well-dressed. Much care is |{y tow an ¢ given to the selection of materials, and the . reasonable prices prevailing throughout the [ijt "utisian tables. ma Department represent very attractive values. Made 200 seta of knitting and boxes to contain the girls’ "This work is the more laudabl the fact that the pupils ar cor less under intensive t 6 but little time for reerea d this work requires all the Dee In stock are, ready for Spring wear: Norfolk Suits, in fashionable mixtures; each | suit having two pairs of knickerbockers, at $13.50, $15.50 and $17.50. | WOMEN ABROAD TO VOTE. ate Hugo Ask Suffrage Varty. | Seoretary o} | Fro’ Suits of blue serge; each with two pairs of knickerbockers, at $15.50 and $20.00. York City Wom who recently requested ate Hugo to arrange for 6 women who are doing Red Cross Suffr Light-weight Top Coats at $13.50, $18.50 mori in han recived Oe ee tal and $22.50. Dart as fo fn ‘the intention of means for wom ‘o have an oppor T would Ike to suggest t th Also Hats, Caps, Neckwear and complete assortments of Furnishings. us very m der the Jurisdiction of the United |Army and Navy will have the privi to_vote. Miss Hay made her request on behalt of Treno C. Boyd and ¢ Madison Avenue - Fifth Avenue 34th and 35th Streets CAMMEYE Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York Newest Spring Styles REFLECTION! HILE putting on the final Street Pumps touches before starting on Patent and Dull —<.00, 7.00 White Calf 6.00, 7.50 Cocoa Calf 7.50 Pearl Grey Suede 8.50 your stroll, you stand in front of the mirror very carefully. scrutinizing yourself Now-a-days when shoes are sucl animportant factor in the fashion able woman much prettier you will look and how much more satisfied you will feel after you have stepped into a pair of our new dainty pumps or oxfords. style of dress, how Street Oxfords Patent 6.00, 7.50 Black Kid & Black Satin 7,50 White & Pearl Grey Kid 8.00 p——Hosiery Department~ | Plenty of Silk Stockings in a’! | the prevalling shades—and moderately priced, too. HAA APD PTET ASIANA DEN 3 INARI AHRN RM bebe mab: $ EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 22, 10918. cults, another had cut out and basted | Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Chairman of | ranch near Los Angeles, Cal tly in first class hoalth. TWO BITS A after Ma DRINK in Chicago on farms y 1, and Mt that 1,000 «: ut of business becau nough whiskey juring the whole summer. | wa: MOTHER 1 Am Loar oard of Directors, th TWO SCORH POLICEM ne that Mr. Vanderlip will be elected to > it place Portland, Ore., havo resigned , y ‘Henry Ford called on Mt. Vanderitp. in shipyards, where they can earr yer He said he was “up to his neck” in war | more mon TWO MEN, who claimed cornet, or- | work. dered by Gilbertville, N, Y., court to | = ~ ~~ ON for the conductor ay it to decide ownership. One got| {ts conductors ‘ne cornet and ni an aggregate day | of $1,000,000 a year in nickels. sii | ENRAGED by hi DOG" re-|N. Ys the other got thirty | Be Careful in Using «, Florida r sh ATED LIKE A » where vtray en “60 mat) Most soaps and prepared sham} ro to treated like bad bu | m contain too much kali, wh'el WHEN to elder makes the hair brittle. WHILE ONE BATCH of fair Vou booxe ‘ AP #itla orated from soan bones fo rnal| The best thins to use is Just piain funds for France, 160 ed to work 1 decides, | Mmulsified cocoanut oil, for it is pure greaseless. (and belt beats the most oF anyinieg els . hittra him Yor can get this at any ever Why Witnesses were not closed. family for months. Van Wyck Bernard 11 rty Avenue ia Park, were held in $500 bail each | ; examination to-morrow when they yesterday in the Ja- t charged with erin Annal Memortal to C. S. Adler day in memory of| all that is required. leader trict, lghth Assemby seven years ago. Dh ever ry of his death, ac- cording to the Jewish calendar, old frionds pay respest, to hia memory arles S. Adler wae six times As- easily, The | evenly, and is soft, brights fluffy, wa’ dle. 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ANeOAR RI 19.75. .29.75 35.00 48.00 Smart Capes......+ PYRE 22.50 29.75 37.50 48.00 Misses’ One-Piece Cloth Dresses...,..... 15.00 18.75 25.00 35.00 Misses’ Silk Afternoon Dresses..........25.00 29.75 35.00 47.50 Girls’ Coats Girls’ Coats 4 to 10 years 10 to 16 years Coats of Serge or Poplin in smart belted models, white overcollar and silk tie, lined throughout. Special 9.75 Coats of Velour Checks, half belted model with white pique Coats of plaid or plain checks, new cross belted model with novelty pockets and button-up collar. Coats of Gabardine or Poplin in spring colors, belted models collar artd silk tie, lined & with inlaid collars of faille silk throughout. 4 j \\) and novelty pockets. 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