The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1918, Page 19

By Sylvester Rawling. RO ORNETEIN, the ultra modern New York pianist, waa soloist at a concert in Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon. He played the andante and the allegro from Rubin- stéin’s concerto in D minor himself and sat / while his rival, the Ampico joing Piano, played the first Mévement, a reproduction of his own 1] 9 Metropolitan Orchestra, under ‘Artur Bodanzky, was engaged for the mm, @ novel and interesting ex- enjoyed by Mr. Ornstein Dimaself as much as by the audience. Mf, Bodanzky also led the orchestra im @.spirited performance of Beetho- ‘yen's “Leonore” overture No, 3. The b POSLAM EXCELS IN CONQUERING _ WORST ECZEMA That results should show o uaH tk fe @ great deal to expect of an: Remedy—except Poslam. But Pi i. ‘differs from all other remedies in possessing healing energy in a more Sahn and more active form. , t is the reason why in stubborn Ecsema it shortens the time of treat- ment and drives away minor troubles before they become serious. 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Was decorated with the flags of all the Allies, Lucien Muratore has consented to sing “The Marseillaise” at the concert by the Musique Militaire Francaise, at Carnegie Hall to-morrow night. He was invited by the Deputy High Cotn- missioner of France, who is the offi- cial patron of the concert. This band has been sent to America by the French government to play under the auspices of the War Work Council of the Y. M. C. A. The pro-| gramme, highly Lehewhabelan i is almost wholly French. ‘Under the auspices of the Misses pte te Isadora Duncan Dan- cers and George Copeland, planist, will give Hd in the Neigh- borhood Playhouse on negt Friday, Saturday and Sunday evgnings, for the development of the ary Btreet Settlement. ——— “STOLEN ORDERS” A STIRRING MOVIE AT PARK THEATRE “Stolen Orders,” originally pro- duced as a good, old-fashioned Drury Lane melodrama, has been trans- formed into a moving picture show and is presented upon the screen at the Park Theatre this week. The production is by William Brady, the story is by Charles Whittaker and the direction is by Harley Knoles, It's a war story, of course, and the plot is made American instead of English. The machinations of the sples in the German secret service are manifold. There are stunts that thrill, such as a fist fight on a Zep- pelin in mid-air, with precipitation into the sea; a pursuit by a hydro- plane, the cracking of a safe, with the death of one of the robbers, who drinks wine that contains poison; ex- citing gambling scenes, dancing on a battleship, @ sensational plunge of a captain to avoid being searched while he carries an incriminating letter that reflects upon his brother's wife, the same brother being the Admiral who commands the fleet. ‘There's a love story, needless to say, and pathetic devotion to kin by gullty as well as innocent. The “Stolen Or- ders,” after all, never reach the! Kaiser’s minions, and the play ends happily. In the cast are Kitty Gor- don, Montague Love, Madge Evans and Carlyle Blackwell. The attrac- tion draws crowds who are absorbed in the plot and enthusiastic in recog- nition of its developments, — WARREN C. BEACH INJURED. | Warren C. Beach, old, of No. 585 Fifth Avenue, Jured seriously in Central Park | ning, when one of the horses drawing | his carriage stumbled and the subse- U} quent, jolt threw ‘him out, The acci- lent happened on the East Drive, the horse stumbled the coachman lost | control of the reins. The frighte: animals dashed up the road to the V At 1329-1331 , BROADWAY Near Gates Ave. Brooklyn sixty-five years) Aa fgimag pre Oey were halted by Pa- =! Morris Bon inolly. Reach was taken to the Presby- tert Hospital and later was carried home. He suffered lacerations of the scalp and concussion of the brain, OBITUARY NOTES. Dr, Lewis Atwell O'Brian, @ prom!- nent dental surgeon of this city and for many years President of the America Dental Association of Europe, died yes- terday at his country home in Harmon on the Hudson, aged fifty-six. Joseph F, Rush, for many, years con- nected with the Buread of Build es and a brother of Thomas F. Rush, § Yeyor of the Po died int night at bis home, No. 71 Bast 90th Street, aged forty-eight. John A, Brown, President of the Stamford Trist Company since its ore ganization in 1891, ts dead at his home in Stamford, Conn., aged elghty-two. Mrs. Anna C. ‘True, seventy-nine years ola, who taught Gen. John J. Pershing when he was a boy in Laclede, Mo., 19 dead In Fargo, N. D. Walter Dull, formerly a guard in the Tombs, where he had special supervi- Harry K. Thaw when the lat- sion ov ter was held for the murder of Stan- ford White, died in Connellsville, Pa., yesterday, aged seventy-five. ‘Thomas Paul Crowe, for twenty years a clerk in the Kings County Court, is dead at his home, No, 35) First ‘Street, Brooklyn, aged fifty. William ©, Degen, head of the firm of Degen, Lipp & Tull, shoe manufac. turers, of Brooklyn, is dead in the Jew- ish Hospital, aged fitty-six. ‘Alfred Isaac Holmes, for many yea: minister in the old Centenary Meth dist Church, Brooklyn, is dead at } home, No. 261 Monroe Street, Brookly aged seventy-elght. For Constipation Carter’s Little Liver Pills | will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable ‘SmaJ\ Pill, Small Dose, Small Price |Carter’s Iron Pills ‘Will restore color to the faces of those who lack Iron in the blood, as most pale-faced people do. BANKING AND FINANCIAL. HEIRS CAN SECURE LOANS ed | OM theit, Interente In Lindivided Batates, at an Bros THREE BROOKLYN STORES At 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts., Brooklyn ‘FULTON ST. Cor. of BRIDGE ST. At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn way. Novelty SUR Dress 12.75 Dainty gingham pattern, one of several beautiful new models Thursday Summer Styles Low Priced | EMARKABLE ev- idence of the economies we offer in our Thursday “Clear- | ance Sales” when we dispose of numerous assortments remaining from our previous week's offerings. In this instance the opportunities are ex- ceptionally inviting, |} owing to the fact of the selection being of up-to-the-minute Sum- mer fashions, at lowest Thursday beer Great Sale Reduced from 18.75, 21.75, Stunning creations in Geo tetas, Georgette and Taffeta Combina- | tions, Crepe de Chines Meteors, in smartest shades, “Clearance Sales” Silk Dresses 25.00 rgettes, Taf- | 12% and Crepe | Sale New Wash Dresses Reduced from 10.75, 12.75, 15.00 Comprising prettiest Voi Ratines, | Percales, in an immense Newest Tussard models an June Blouses 4a* Exquisite Georgette models in satin, new Ungeries and voiles; slip-over and vestee effects; new shades, Outing Skirts Bis Unrivaled showing of piques, Bedford cords, corduroys, poplins and gabardines, with latest pockets; plain or plaited models, THREE BROOKLYN STORES Ginghams, Chambrays and les, Linens, | selection of / 7a d colorings, j Blouse Sale 9.00 Novelty embroidered organdies, shantungs and crepe de chines fm the smartest new lines and colorings. Sweater Sale 4* Distinctive styles and colorings in fine Shet- land wool, slip-over effects or with large angora collar, fancy cuffs and — beltings. ec cennn “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1918 An Offering of Three Desirable MODELS OF WOMEN'S SHOES for SUMMER White Canvas Oxfords Top the list for Summer foot- wear—the models shown here are of the best quality Sea Island duck (canvas) — medium round toes—medium high heels (O'Sullivan rubber top ary welted soles—all sizes in C, D, E and EE . 4, 95 widths..... somes White Canvas Lace Shoes With extra wide ankles for stout women—medium round toes— low, broad, flat heels—welted soles—sizes 414 to 8 D, E and EE width Meese 5.95 Soft Black Vici Kid Low Heel Pumps Medium round toe—flat ribbon bow—welted soles—this is a truly wonderful bargain at this time of the season—they are d-looking and comfortable— + all sizes in B, C, D and E Widths...ceeeceseseee . 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Daly except Su FOR SALE, HES 29 s ]Weeklyjorenomty ve a hd wai # Fe 14 3 aed CAzorr. sarearti aa t DIAMONDS<WATCHES Done ABO) LIBERAL CREDIT EST VALUES IN THE CITY. EST TERMS-ALL.GOODS GUARANTEE | NO EMPLOYERS REFERENCE NECESSAE| WILL SEND REPRESENT, el ROYAL Usans warenco ron ate Co. May ON. Tie TAURUS, Service Until Purt sige ae ISLAND ly pcos Bs DIAMONDS ON CREDIT : ®. AMERICAN WATCH & DL os BATE SAT DIAMOND, JOMESBERGANN 4 Hours Daylight Each Way TON CRE! +o aaae Eos = =e area: ||T? BOS! OL $4.00 whit Bie ikl ole | METROPOLITAN LINE DIAMONDS BOUGHT #1,',8su0e: Weare Bee 16.8, font of Marmay Broadway. DIAMONDS BOL yu AS Vie tree. BENNETT 17 LD for casa. a0 oadway, apetalre HELP WANTED—MALE, LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, Friday aigbt in the oe 4 dof the Theatre, 8 diemoot ait sa.c0im wevice and of @9 Ue rewired to Uaitior dow ish 6th ay BATTERY MAN WANTED. |“ bat WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS Corsets, Petticoats White Goods An nol description. Infants’ Slips and Dresses Bishop and yoke styles— embioidery trimmed— our reg. .47. Infants’ Christening Sets Consisting of style and others trimmed with our reg. 84.47 Ince and embroidery— Infants’ veeesvaneee B43 | Neatly finished— Babies’ Dresses our reg. .85....666 Yoke and Bishop styles—neatly Infants’ trimmed—tizes to 8 yrs. our reg, .67 Tote Tub Dresses Pretty Empi.e and belted models of chambray sizes to 6 yeate— Our reg. HEARN 24™ ANNUAL JUNE SALE Great Assortments—Great Values ve atgg pth meneNRRAA ARENA 8S Se i 7 = ‘ : “ , Fourteenth Btreet SALE SAVINGS IN Sizes to 3 years— 86 Sizes to 6 mo: two pieces—robe 55 With drawstring our reg. .05 and gingham— our reg. 81.95 our reg. 45... se seeneee Infants’ Sitk and Wool Shirte Our reg. $1.15 and 81.85 Lingerie, Babies’ Wear Women's Suits, Dresses, Skirts and Coats Misses’ and Girls’ Summer Dresses Millinery Men’s & Boys’ Clothing, Hats and Furnishings House Dresses and Negligees FOLLOWING FOR BOTH TODAY AND TOMORROW 24th Annual June Sale of BABIES’ WEAR gpecial preparations have been made here to make the period by offering unusual values in Infante’ Apparel of every Babies’ Ribbed Shirts 82 -O4 Flannelette Wrappere White Flannelette Night Gowns 78 Long Flannel Gertrudes our reg. $1.50...... Infants’ Emb. Flannel Skirte With cambric waiste— AZ Aa Infants’ Flannel Bands trea edge—Hearn's “Little our leader, sires to 6 years— 62 Ny for 81,00 . B tor 87 oe eee Lawn Pillow Shame Babies’ Coate Embroidery or tucked ruffle Circular cape models of white ‘equare and oblong— pique—hand-scalloped — edges— ORE IND AB cas Ceuesan’ AT sizes to 3 years— a‘ our reg. 2.97... 2.30 Bird's-Eye Diapere » Hemmed—ready to use— Babies’ Lawn Caps ‘i ; i Double Dainty styles, trimmed with embroidery, lace or ribbon—6 months to $ year sizes— Our reg. 45. 36 24248, 3.48 Our reg. .94 76 #7354. 4.385 See Today's Evening Journal or Globe for June Sale Values The icular attraction of this sale is the purchase the best Spriny models while the: ‘season in which to wear them, and, more than that, to buy them in Women's Lingerie. June Clearance Sale of SMART SPRING COATS rtunity it till a who! for almost half of their original price. Women’s and Misses’ Coats Of poplin, serge and delhi—a number of smart atyles—slot seam and i seusonable colors, black and ited to occasions—our rey. 824.76 and 9B 7 our reg. $16.74 Arrives Just inTime to Feature inOurJune Sale The the ed— nodels prettiest colors. peau de cygne linings tractive, youthful sey No Charge of * terations. Continuation of Special Purchase of Morning and Porch FROCKS are so cool and fresh looking, made of pretty ginghams and percales, plaid, striped and figured in One-piece and belted styles—be- coming collars, large and small—trimmed in self or contrasting colors— Our reg. $1.47.. Our reg. $2.19. Our reg. $2.84. MORNING SPECIALS—Today & Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. Ni To prevent dealers buying $i Hil Washable Couch Covers f tone stripes—tr DPnoiat $s. aT Silkoline Comfortables filing—full devigns—plain borde GOMPONTANLES 8 $2.77 Bleached Sheets of the “beat makes— ‘90*90-—One stamped run MU pupae. DASE MENTS. &. t? Seteon Fatticoats TT CY 15 ct. Little Tots’ INPANTS a, st Union Suite k n med or t \oxtra alzes UNDBRWEAR—MALN FL‘ oa! 56 ty KNIT Look for the Clocks! 1a DEIT navy and kP94 GOODS—MAIN PLOOK, santitloy restricte 132 sa.96 Boys’ Khaki Suite, combination opt Fent—BAneM unr, Gua 226 $6.00 Men's Raincoats oral ana ve Bors’ ¢ Shirts By oratte WASH DRE 9 $1.47 Satine 5S inch Tht knees 8 $1 Fd Crepe Georgette width- colore-for trimminga, ete. our reg fancy atripes= Clock Signs Denote Morning Spectats. us colore— 9.75 seas eee Perennerrrrrcirrny | a Wr reonnoreer Rr Mail of Telepho p us belted atylen ‘THING—THIRD FLOOR, 37 gt. Mercerised Foulards. . r fine \hitO8 RAs EMM, blac blouses, ves to long 94 Orders. Jel- jam whakt aril of good CLOTHING—-THIRD FLOOR, 437 slickers—tan— MUN S CLOTMING—THIRD FLOOR, 1.68 $1.00 Men's Otis Negligee Underwear y oves—Shirts, 34 to (drawers, 80 to 44— 3 to 8 yre. POT 12 light and dark rs. SILKS—MALN FLOOR. wh 4 dresses, VELLLNG DEPT.—MADT FLOoa, 60 ct. Herringbone Tickings. Maat’ gualit ENT ” TICKINGS-~BASEM Look for the Clocks! $6.95 Silk Blouses. rect tae de Chine $2. 85 Voile Blouses $2.94 Girls’ Frocks...... 2.07 $3.85 and $4.85 Silk and Washable Blouses i Shoes Jane Sale Specials For Today and Tomorrow Many attractive broidered and bead over ettecte- —f a ‘atte crepe satin—win writ leah solor, Bisque and peach. *: 2.36 Also Georget pe—a number rett feature em- Bro dere check silk or organdy collare—colors, flesh, pea white. - 210 and Venice laces—-Organd va nd Ve f volle collars. Leeann Pretty Summer styles of colored voile or lawn——-6 to 14 yrs. Women’s Frocks... .3.35 Flowered Vollen—atriped. and checked Ginghams—variety of Pretty atyles, $7.44 Misses’ Frocks... 5.50 Several attractive models—of erect plaid v jainty col- are and veate: ‘et ribbon bow—14 to 20 yra $5.00 Corsets Pal white of pin —*nvegiumn ‘aud low bust—eises 19 to 30. Summer Corsets....... 1.28 Light weight coutil and batiste p gpett—long hip Meroerized cotton tops—tub tucks atl unces—e ic and pleate—all lengths. $4.93 Tub Silk le eviots—| stripes mixtures — weil tailored. $8.74 Boye’ Suits........ 6.65 pee) of Trench modelse—tan, gray, brown and novelty checks Gnd intxtures—many have extra trousers—-8 to 17 years. 74 ct. Boys’ Blouses... .. 58 Attached collar or neckband stylee—light and medium striped Dercales—8 to 18 years. $7.74 Mohair Duster Belted styles, with com collars and patch — pockete— cplore, oxford and oavy. $2.87 Untrimmed Hate. 1.96 Smart new sha, Milan, Lis . Bora” combised—isek white | and colors Free Trimming Servic $4.94 Girls’ Hats. . Smartly _ trt dress tallore, 95 ct. Men's 5 Night Shirts.... Boft finish eambrie—ext: and roomy—slses 16 to $4.00 Men’s Terry Bath Robes......... Pink, blue and tan—girdis cords ts ed 1 Ny oa. $1.94 White Petticoats, .1.87 Tier and styles—fancy trimmed. 24th Annaal Jane Sale Women’s "itis" Underwear Extra Sise Drawere—good muslin hems—our reg. .68 6 Extra Size Drawere—ruffle of em- broidery and tucks— our reg. .78... . 68 Extra Size Night Dresses—round neck with wide embroidery, ribbon run—our reg. $1.48. . 1.28 Extra Size Petticoate—ruffle of wide emb'y or lace and insert——our reg. $1.48..... Extra Size Chemises— our reg, .68..... our reg. 78 66 Extra Size Corset Covers—solt finish muslin—tight fitting— our reg. 48 386 Extra Sise Corset Covere—round neck—inserts of lace or emb'y—our reg. .64........ 48 THURSDAY LUNCHEON ....49 (Choice) Chicken G Vege Soup (Choice) Roast Prime Ribs of | Boiled Muttoo—Caper Boiled New Pi ocx —A Assorted Cold ¢ Imported Sardine Salad (Dessert—Choice) Pineapple Tapioca Pud: Neapolitan Ice Cream and Tea Coffee ( Buy United States Goyernment War Savings Stamps _)