The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1918, Page 4

¥ if Col. Davie's fan Killed, WASHINGTON, May 9. — Preaton Davie jr, six years wid, aon of Lieut Sel. and Mis Preston Davie of Tuxedo . N. Y¥. wae hitled here to-day motorcyele. Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water | Baye a glace of hot water and | phosphate prevents iiinese and keepe ue fit, Just as coal, when it burns, leaves behind « certain amount of incom- Dustible material in the form of ashes, #0 the food and drink taken day after day leaves in the alimentary canal certain amount of indigestible ma- terial, which if not completely elimina- ted from the system each day, be- comes food for the millions of bac- teria which infect the bowels. From waste, toxins i» are formed Men and women who can't get feel- a must begin te take Inside Before cating breakfast each morning drink « giass of real hot weter with « ¢ nful of Ume- stone phosphate in it to wash out of the thirty fect of bowels the previous day's accumulation of poisons and toains and to keep the entire alimen- gs, Morr clean, pure and fresh. who are subject to sick head- ache, colds, biliousness, constipation, others who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiffness, or have & sour, gassy stomach after meals are urged te ast . jarter o mestone om phate from the drug store, and begin practicing internal sanitation. This will cost very little, but is sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on the subject.—Advt. \ relapsed into @ sullen silence. AES ON PAYROLL ITINGRAFT CASE CANNOT BE FOUND Employees of Hunts Poin! Plant Not Known at Ad- dresses Given. The seizure of the records in the }oMce of the Hunt's Point disposal plant on Tuesday by District Attor- {ney Martin of the Bronx tn his tn- quiry into the alleged grafting in the Street Cleaning Department | fruit to-day. | Eleven detectives, sent to serve lelghty-sight employees, whose state- ments were desired relative to the padding of pay rolls, reported that seventeen whose names appeared on one pay roll alone. were unknown at the addresses given in the olty’s time book. The missing seventeen do not in- clude some who have been drafted or have moved within the last few months, nor empluyess on seven other pay folle which are to be checked up. Forty-four witnesses who reaponded to subpoenas were brought to the Prosecutor's office yesterday in groups and questioned by Assistant Prosecutor Mork. They shrugged thet) shoulders, said they had heard stories of graft but had never cashed any time cards. In several instances they volunteered this information without waiting for questions, Whon Mr. , Mork asked who had coached them before they came to his office they Buy United States Government War Savings Stamps Sold at Franklin Simon & Co. bore | 5 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1918. '° BELGIAN GIRL'S PLEA ims of Kaiser's cklichkelt, Mise Suzanne Sulvercruys, daugh-! ter of the Chief Justice of Belgium, won a@ prize yesterday of §6,000 for the Beigian Babies’ Fund by her \nrliling and pathetic narrative of the ivasion of her country by the Ger- mans, The money was appropriated by @ unanimous vote of the 1,200 rep- resontatives of the Grand Lodge of New York Masons in annual commu- \leation at the Masonic Temple. The nineteen-year-old girl had been received by the Grand Lodge the day vefore and the great assemblage of t citizens of the Empire te, most of them grayhaired and neditative, felt @ thrill of pity for the children of Belgium as Mine 8i) vecruys eloquently portrayed their plight, It was not a begging mission that took the tiny Belgian girl to the Grand Lodge, as one of the members explained yesterday. She did not ask for a penny. She only told of wrongs our boys “over there” have cone to right. The Grand Lodge also voted to send fA mission of Masons at once to the hattle front in France. Erastus @ Knight, former Comptrotier of tne State of New York and former Mayor of Buffalo, will be sent ahead of the mission to prepare the way. This is rhe first step in part of the grent relief plan the Mascna of the State have formulated, and for which they propore to raise mure than $1,000,000 More than a fourth of that amount was raised on the spot by passing the hat. a Lincoln Gives Degrees to Da Pont and Schwab, CUMBERLAND GAP, Tenn., May .— Lincoln Memorial University haa con- ferred the degree of doctor of laws on "Tr, Coleman du Pont. Charles M. Schwab, Kahn. Henry L. Doherty. H. C. A: Heindvand Brot Hens Stamp Booths Franklin Simon 8 Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. At a Special Price—FRIDAY WOMEN’S SILK DRESSES Talored or Dressy Models many beaded or embroidered SSES of Taffeta Silk, foulard silk, silk crepe de chine or taffeta silk combined with Georgette in navy or black, also light or dark shades. NO CREDITS 29.50 NO EXCHANGES WOMEN'S GOWN SHOP—Third Floor Will Close Out —FRIDAY MI SSES’ TAI LORED SUI Cs FUR STORAGE—Remodeling and Repairing—Phone 6900 Greeley Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. tricotine, co This Season's Tailored or Dressy Models UITS of men's wear serge, Poiret twill, wool vert cloth or woo! checks. Sizes 14 to 20 years, Heretofore $39.50 to $59.50 Will Close Out —FRINAY 24.50 GIRLS’ and JUNIORS’ COATS color cloth NO CREI MISSES BETED Coats This Season's Desirable Models Sizes 6 to 17 years. or wool checks, Heretofore $14. * serge, wool velour, I:hald 50 to $19.75 10.00 "and GIRLS8' SHOPS—Second Floor aaah | NO_EXCHANGES hi | STIRS GRAND LODGE AND JAM ons Give $5,000 to Relieve Will Urge on McAdoo Deepening of | '' y Vie Water and Building 1,000-Foot | HULBERT ASKS DRYDOCKS Piers on Reclaimed Land. Dock Commissioner Hulbert will go! to Washin, pm Saturday, to confer with Secretary of the Treasury Me-| Adoo, members of Congress and army and navy officials on docking facill- ten at this port, the enlarging of channels and the establishment of dry | docks In Jamaica Bay, | The Commissioner sald yesterday at more piera are needed nt once d he is still working on the pro-| 1 to shift the Sound steamers to at River, He wants the co- of the Federal afficialn tr ‘orkaway Inlet and @ channel amaica Bay, #0 the elty. mas two 1,000 foot piers on the bay The Commisatot with the Street REMEMBER, WAR SAVING STAMPS WILL HELP WIN THE} ICA BAY CHANNEL what ecialined ty's refuse, as prop ¢ Mayor some days ago. determine landy nay be fi by t To stop dandruff and loss of hair use Resinol Soap and Resino! Ointment— full directions with each package. Sold by all druggtets and toile: departments, WAR AS WELL AS LIBERTY BONDS—BUY THEM. Daniels. ox FOR LOWER PRICES, COURTESY AND PROMPT SERVICE. Broadway. and 9th Sts. We have reserved for this FRIDAY and SATURDAY’S SALE the choicest line of BIG BARGAINS it bas been our good fortune to get together in some time. Every item is a winner—we are confident they cannot be dupli- cated in any store in Greater New York. Purchase for your future needs THE LOVELIEST, PRETTIEST DRESSES FOR WOMEN & MISSES shown anywhere; dresses that are so attractive it will be hard to resist Luying at least three or four, especially is low price. The lot consists of plaid and striped ginghams, voile in all 50 CLOTH Ss One or two of a kind, finest ma- terials; values to 880.60, for. 24,50 'MMER BLOUSES in white, stripes and in every style, some beautifully embroidered, This ia a waist event that should not be values to 83.98, for. 1.50 FIBRE SILK SWEATERS . excellent quality in all Jand V necks, with missed; color: belts or sashes; values to $8, for 4.75 SMARTLY TRIMMED HATS 100 tailored and dressy models, in black and assorted colors; values $4.25 to $7.30, for..... . 2.95 A SPFCIAL REDUCTION in the prices of sport hats, banded sailors, rolling brims, patent leathers with rough straw, also fancy silk top sailors; value $1. 1.25 Values 82.95 to 84. 1.95 RIBBON V S ; WORTH TALKING ABOUT Loom ends, lengths 14% to 5 yarde, in satins, taffetas, grosgrain, printed warps and messaline; values .20 to 45 yard, for DANIELL’S FOR LACES i true to-day as ever. Silk Chantilly Lace, black or white, 15 in. wide; values .08 and $1.10 per yard, for . Z and 3 inches wide; value .65, Valenciennes Lace, round and diamond mesh, $4 and 1 inch wide; value per doz. yards, .U5, for. ... Printed Chiffons, floral effec new colorings; reg. 61.25 yard for .98 DRESS TAFFETA SILK Yard wide, every desiral le color and black; reg. 81.75 grade, at MS & CHAMBRAYS tripes and plain colors big assortments; 3, white ground with jue 65 yard, for, . 239 values 45 t Embroider colored dot Eden Cloth, an exjuisite assort oat of new stripes; value .39, for .29 Oxford Gre wide, fine qual 42 WE ONLY MENTION TWO JEWELRY ITEMS But there will be many more bargains at the counter, dine, yard #9 grade, at trous, at about half their real value; very special, at..,25, .35 and .50 Fine Silver and Gold 1 Med Pendants and Chains, set with colored stones and rhinestones: values up to @€.80, for,.....0.. 075 ENVELOPE BAGS In black hair-grain leather security frame, inside compartment and mirror; value $3.50, for 2.50 Moire Silk Bags, full pleated model, inside compartment anu tirror; 2.50 regulurly $3.50, for TOILET REQU Famurai Corylopsis ‘ 25. for ISIT 1 Roriclor T Reg. 25 and Woodbury's Facial Soap, 25, for.. .20 Vinaud’s Tac Vegetal, .85 for Peroxide of Hydrogen, 10 ou Reg 25 value Kubber Gloves. Val Hot Wat 9, for ‘ountain $5, for 69 TABLE LINENS & TOWELS Table Cloths linen finish, size 68x68 inches, circular patterns. Kegu- larly 81.85, for 1,45 Odd Napkins fine exceptionally rades, 25x25 Ceautitul pa two extremely inches, Huck Towels, size 18x56, hemstitehed, red borders and all white Regularly .35 each, for rar |. Hematitebed Huck Towels, size 28140. Regularly 69 each, { .59 Sale Price per duzen, 7.00. 1,35) Me Graduated Pearl Necklaces, fine lus-! ns, at prices far below importing cost; an vousual bargain Regularly 820.00 and $25.00 per dozen, Sale ae 11.50 and 13,75| at these prices. STOCKING ITEMS THAT WILL MAKE YOU WANT MORE. SILK STOCKINGS rtment from izes incomplete; in ui bee .50 | our regula white Vibre Silk Stockings in black only. Value .59 pair, for..... 6 pa For children, top socks, Val par |) 6 pire for 1.40 WOME UNION SUITS Excellent quality cotton, tight knee. Value .75, for........ «50 Boys’ Union Suits, good quality cross bar nainsook \ 1 «6685 Value .50, for WOMEN'S COTTON VESTS 25 or Bodice, fine cotton, crochet or band tops. Value .29, for.. 3 for .68 WOMEN’S GLOVES WASHABLE CHAMOISETTE Another lot of mill seconds; some have slight imperfect hardly noticeable; in white, sand, putty, grey and black, self colored & two-toned embd. backs. Reg. prices .95 to $1.65 pair for.. .59 WOM NECKWEAR Failored Sport V plendid values in pique, madr 1.00 002.25 gabardine, from WOMEN'S PAJAMAS Manufacturer's sample line of novelty and plain two-piece pajamas; numer- ous styles and materials; sizes 36 to 42, Value 82.25, for... 1.65 HOUSE & PORCH DRESSES in percales and novelty crepes, Values 82.00 and 82.29, for... 1.29 WOMEN'SGOWNS& SKIRTS. of cambric and nninsook, prettily trimmed with lace or embroid- ery. Values 81.75 and $4.00, for 1.39 White Skirts of cambric, pique or insook, with lace ruffles or fine embroidery. Value 82.00, for...scseeeeeee 1.39 PURE LINEN HAND’K'T’S 4 -inch hem. 2.50 Women's hand embroidered initials, vox of six, Reg. value 81.45, for. 1.25 Men's Cotton Khaki Handkerchiefs. Reg. per doz. $1.20, for..... WHITE White | Handkerchiet, Linen, 45 in wide. Value $1.35 an $1.65 yard, for 1.106 1.35 White Domestic Dotted Swiss, 2 Suin wide. Reg. 40 peryd.,for 35 j MEN’S WEAR TALK Men's fine Summer weight natural ' wool underwear; shirts, short and long sleeves; drawers, regular and j stout. Reg. 81.85 quality, for... 1.45 | Nates-Street Shirts, soft and tiff cuffs. large assortment of percales and madras, full range of colorings and wuaranteed fast colors. Rey. #1.75 quality, fortwodays 1.35 "s Pajamas in roisette, 1 poplins, well made, alues up t0 9 ag GOODS ITEMS le, guaran Value 84.50, for two days NOTION SPECIALS Sewon Supporters of Everlastic web. Reg. .18; very specialat 12 Nias Lawn Tape Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6 Jand 8; special per 5 i ae Dragon Snap Fasteners, non-rusting, | tack and white ross $2 per card..,, 03 ur pairs, for 25 ed Shields; and & D INGS ens, 6 to 12 feet wide; +++ 4,50 Value 811.50, for soni AOD ‘ouch Hammocks, adjustabl cae Value 813 ‘io, (fe 12.00 Iron Hammock Stands ..,.... 5.75 Willow Arm Chair, extra heavy imported willow; value 87.00, for 6.00 | PICTURE DEPT, SPECIAL 40 Stee! Evgravings, unframed; in various subjects 3,00, for t.00 | te 86x56 inches, value #5.00, for 4.00 | ine I8xeW inches, v mirsioner and the toner, will make @ to-morrow of the front vn the rivers and on Jama Tay, to ysed by him to Women’s and Misses’ Frocks In the Final and Accepted Fashions for Summer —_ <= The Values Are Most Extraordinary MARTLY DRAP“D FROCKS of Cre Georgette combi ed with novel ity Silke, and of Indestructible Voile; eer cre ‘Cah or Le sad pechitod Georgette ‘ ut Walin, Specially Priced at 16.50 EADED AND EMBROIDERED FROCKS of Satin in effective combination with ‘ eorgette;, Spor of Fongee = entuated with frii i and'Tailered Frocks of Wool Jerseys } Specially Priced at , u orately d in @ variety of pleasing dee, nay Frocks of Foulard Sil.; Alter. r Frocks of Black Lace com. Georgette and Satin; Dainty Sport Frocks of embroidered Wool Jersey and e of Figured Khaki Kool Sith i. sell and con= trasting colors. Spectally Priced at 25.00 EORGETTE CREPE GOWNS for After- noon, Dinner and Formal wear, in rick new colorin, elaborately ornamented with beads; Part Dai in bright color effects," Frock Net, Specially Priced at 35.00 MER FROCKS of Checked G ith double collars and cuffa in pattern’ is dge with indie or Linen Dainty Frocks shed Satin Girdle with laces and fects; bodice Deu i frocks of crochet buttons. Specially Priced at 8.75 New Suits for Midsummer and Karly tall MBFOITERED SUITS of Fine Woo! é sey in the Fall lengths. Tailored demi-tai Tafte: 5 Jaunty Sport Suits sailur collars, cutis Oxford Cloth, smartly tail red, reve simpie braid effects of a novel character, Specially Priced at Beaded Beaded | Ceorgette 3 GW] 0 0 Georgette E Wee UITS of French or R Ci roe Ja tesian . | 852.50 S several rt Sport or 5 an $36.0 4 | the new colors for Summer, | Specially Priced at | lied : , Ir 15.00 bd | i Coats and Capes } Smart New Modes FYOATS tn smart now effects des (G in Velour, Sil » and Tweeds, asesie shaped models canforming te the ne atthouette. Fashionoble Capce of Men's Weet Serge, attractively lined | | Specially Priced at 20.00 Ganz NEW COATS of Tricotine, Velour, KY Weal Jersey, Satis and Taffeta Sith, featur: quare, shawl, novelty or convertible collars and singie.or double belt effects; Capes of Satin, Silvertone, Velou- de Laine or Serge, attrac: y lined with rich ailka in contrasting effec Specially Priced at 25.00 1918Poultry, Live Stock and Agricultural Annual} (Way Be Obtained Free ~@ey At THE, WORLD'S m And All Branch Off On application coptes of 1JIE WORLD'S Pouitry dook | will be torwarded iree of charge by mai ain Office ices '