The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1918, Page 4

re Se A a _ A te param Scape TR RR RE RPT _2HE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1978, Broadway. “IND” ORDERS [eae eae ae NEW DISCLOSURES | [Hope ncemoh pry vl,| TO DEDICATE CAMP HOUSE. | ih building wit, be px onenKamp to-day coliferred with eror exclaimed sud | tary and Treasurer of De Ves, oh and 9th Sts. |e Ther ski, EMOTE 74 ‘“ aera nilemen, nivance bad att Catholic, War Council, and will ‘ba ac ; telegraphgrs, who agregd not to ria [stand with me to the last breath The Visitors’ House at Camp Mer-| building is one and one-half storiesy OTIERS SAVE BY SHOPPING HERE, SO CAN YOU | 4 8 Union and Postal mes- Commenting on this, Dr, ae ritt, New Jersey, erected by the ! mission type, 60x AND AS FCONOMY IS THE WATCHWORD OF THE DAY, 1 a strike, says: “The guests could hardly 4°) tional Catholic War Council, will be otherwise when thus’ bidden by their . Int Lenders to Attend PRACTICE (T uy SHOPPING WHERE YOUR DOL LAR Two posaibilities for aver Imperial hos “in his dicated by the Right Rev. Patrick jah Conference. nm Laey rd MOST. | tle-up are intervention by rend , [shake hands with him. ; ribet hen ey on Tit bing This} LONDON, June 6.—Hjalmar Brant« = ‘ ; PATG \wi vow was extorted wh vould be of |is the first of such buildings erected Swed Boek READ EV CE LAGS BARGAIN ITEMS FOR Hson or the War Administration value only if given, fr Tint the. ot |by the National Catholic War Coun-| ! . le 3 ——— Y, Muehlon declares tha ‘or | cil Ite operation will be under the h b invi 7 é SATURDAY SELLING der issued by the crown Prince ot| ; ave Pes idvited tea éf J 4 | —_—_—~<._— \ ? ope re! | direction of the Kempts Society, an annua conference th: PRETTY SILK DRE SILK AND GI ORGE TTE 'Tie-Up Probably Will Not | GET EXTRA PAYMENTS Dr. tien, Por Former Head pg n command to Biv® PO) New Jeracy, which will aerve. women ¥ 1, . » * e rec 4 letter from the | Visitors to the camp. conference will be devot Of Taffete, Georgette and Foularis, L VALUE Come Until Latter Part of Krupp’s, Made Austrian | neta,’ have received itn rings me the| Following the dedication ceremony national aftairs Intest “models and sn excellent. range ng oft Talfelns, Georgettes, AS STRIKE IS PLANNED fateard of information that the Em seeemntiaiepeneepirenemens . aco ori 00 13.50 y striped silk shirtings, pretty of Next Week, Shake Hands on Agreement, Deror haw himsait said he had enough | ~— alues to $24.00 for 90 cites and colori —e RS peleaedia prisoners and IMs told his officers he | 5 (Tel » e ould ke rood care to Values to 635.00 for 21.50 Values to @ 2.95 | cicaco, June lind” ordors | Telegraph Confpany Announces! Gusrrasane, Gwiteertand, Sune § hoped ghey wourisoners. This news et SUMMER DRESSES Values to $6.50 for vies 3,98 for a Nation-wide atrike of commer-| Bonuses for Employees While | (Assoolated Prees).—Germany was|'® duite authentic.” e, | OF VOILE AND GINGHAM WONDERFUL VALUES IN | cial te enraph r were iasued by In Union Asks Funds for Warfare. | wholly in agreement with Austria- “FRIVOLOUS " ue DERNAI Sales | Heceffent quality end a fine assortment |HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR ; ternational President B, J. Konea-| whe union telegraphers were Hungary concerning the ultimatum CHARGES ’ ooean 34 St. commmog= = (Final i of colorings, including white 5.00 Women's Fibre Silk Stockings, in kamp to-day, Operators are !n-| panning to-day to raine a strike fund sent to Serbia at the outbreak of the SAYS LA FOLLETTE COUNSEL | Values to $8.50 for } black, white and shoe shad 1.00 structed on procedure when the )ing Western Union was announcing war, says Dr, Wilhelm Muehlon, c° . cave at, per pair . WASH BLOUSES Or 6 pairs for $5.75. | walkout occurs. & distribution of an extra special | former director of Krupp's, In further Re-Organization Sale which will be hard to resist buying hackles a | ‘The date ts not set, but Konen- | payment to employees on Oct. 1 next. | giaclosures on the rexponsjbility for) Clamor Has Convinced No Man Of fine quality Voiles and Madres; Women's Fine Gaure Lisle Stockings: | amp said it would not be this week | “The Board of Directors,” sald i. yeings < tt flict. Bi That Senator Is Traitor,” aba retty styles, all perfectly | black or white; value .50 pair, for. « fi Newcomb Carlton, Presid the | (RO DEBEINE Of CF the Contict, Arie " . ‘ oy read Pp or th fore part of the next. The tie. | Newcomb Carlton, President of peror Willlam was personally respon Declares New Brief. PARTNE la Values to $9.00 for _ 1.95, Women’s Lisle Vests, crochet bodice or | Western Union, “are pleased to de-| nie for Germany's participation, an4| wanwqtow, June t—18 & BUD R RE IRING tailored toy WOMEN'S & MISSES’ SUITS | value .50, Regardless of Former Prices jent « a t pecial payment Oct mt excellent quality; eee entre Specie Pee tnene forced the Gérman leaders to support] plementary brief filed to-day with the the two special payments of July 1, 4 Children's C V low, neck, Dr, Muehlon was head of Krupp's| mil or Senator La Follette Present Managing Interests Acquire Strictly all wool and finest materials Sevan, Pobre as ° 1918, and Jan. 1, 1919. ‘This payment | 1+ the outbreak of the war, and re. | brands Sharges evowion Sut Of tH Sen- | Complete Control Nenpcsediiariies good assortment of styles and colors. value. 25, vos he Wor in eAbout will be made to all regular employes. | 0 iy startied Europe with hin dis.|stor'a St. Paul speech at volous” | ’ 14 Values to $29.50 for » 1076 Or 8 Vests for .50 Ty Lg excepting the president, on the roll | o))e and “much ado about noth The | fs as of that date who shall have served ‘ committee, which {# Investigating the ENTIRE STOCK 1 Dr. Muehlo ; : Values to #85.00 for ...... 22.50) WOMEN’S NECKWEAR Tacome Tare? | comvuns continiouniy trom Aor! | yin'y atta ayers anctoneres| loyalty at atatemente credited to the Closing Out Hy Ras Adjustment om | DANIELL'S LAC 500 pieces, value .50, for i .35 . 1, 1918, inclusive, as follows: bebens Geavarnions ih De een” r, is asked Sable the (gets =—= —— ws } sW ON. In pique, satin, filet, organdie and “All Messengers at Independent, iyiwerich, former Vice Chnacel pilette's speec i ARE WORLD RENOWNED felt Pam To Omces—A flat sum of $825 each. | and Dee 'Krupp von. Hollen chiet | a ant an earned @e-|f Afternoon Dresses i ‘Tucked net flouncings, white and F ENVELOPE BAC | “Kmployes Hecelving Less Than| swnor of the Krupp works, in which| fend at all cons our Constitution and |) A. To Close A om | Reguienis 01:66 por yar, for.. 1.10/08 black thaitgrain leather, security | $1,200 Annum—At the rate of 4) Hoth told him the Emperor had dis-| our institutions,” says the brief, “False| Regular Prices to $22.50 4o Close At “ frame, inside compartment and OU don’t have to. per cent. of semi-annual wage, closed his agreement with Austria-| Dress reports of what he satd, coupled Real Filet Lace Edgings and Insertion. | piirror, value 89.50, for... ..++ 2.50 | 4 “Employes Receiving $1,200 to | irungary on the ultimatum to 8. | with the popular misconception preva- | Georgette Crepe, Taffeta Silk, Serge, Foulard 75 Regularly €1.60 per yard, for.. 1.25 : H You can borrow | 41,999.99 rer Annum, Both Inclusive—| arg + ‘ 1 lent during the early days of the war Silk, Novelty Silks, including many of our most . ularly pe Silk I fi lity. wat, | and that Germany would mobilize im- Black sifk all over Lace, 18 io. wide:| steps “pretty” neds fitted with | the money to pay [At the rate of 3 per cent. of seml-an-| mediately If Russia mobilized, which | %* £0 What he or any other Senator had Krertineend ec naed Lief | abiint el beta phar 4 x | . al wage with nim 25, vitably ; a right to say, has led to a hue and ery value .75 per yard, for........ 39) purse and mirror; johade 2.75 | your income tax from nual wag die : Ao minimum of $25 would inevitably draw in the other] throughout the South, not more unJuat bean ter Ieee. Aah ployes Recelving powers and precipitate a universal) to the Senator than 1c has deen insurioua| | Silk & Cloth th Suit Real Cluny Lace Insertion, 2 to 9 | The Morris Plan Com- | num ana More, Inclusiv vars Jos bl 1 0 suits To Close At in. wide. [Sun and Rain Parasols, black and | GENAW SORE BDL AE MALTA AMIERREOAL WHEN | "ky duriauce Ske ALL civ |e ee 40 At Values to .60 per yard, for .25 & .35 | mek ree as les, silk pany of Ne : Nleererallaiaten GerReLE Rc aM iat aes nets clamor has covineed no man Wormer Prices 10 $39.50. Long Cloth, 96 in. wide, 12 yd. pieces | ; Bis ae ree | Security? Your char- | An in the past, these speciaf pay-| Muchion at the critical time at the ae In plain tailored and braifled effects of Men's .90 ' Value 83.75 piece, for.. 3.00) WOMEN’S SILK GLOVES acter and earni ; ments will not affect Increasing of] wpening of the war. Dr. Muehlon : Wear Serge, Silvertone and Taffeta Silk. N ke, 80 in, wid | 1,200 pairs Silk Gloves, good reliable acter and earning Power. | saiarien, which will be as heretofore | then had gone from the Foreign Of Lingerie Nai in, wide pairs Silk Gloves, go nen hd oraien Of: ve | quality, two-elasp, double finger ti oy ae | determined on individual merit." fice to the directorate of Krupps and| Hy | his position gave him constant access Piece of 10 yds Afternoon Dresses White Mercerised Batiste, 45 in.| white only, only $8 per annum in- | nounced by Percy Thomas, deputy] iy the highest quarter To Clos ; j cN ; }to the highes ers, e At wide; splendid value, per yard. «39 regular .79 55 cluding all charges. ut President of Hodes AIEY The whole trend of the present | Blackwell Islan tnd Hospit al Employee |] Former Prices to $25.00 — Paks j . a — nite, i Telegraphers’ Union o erica. s to show that the world con- 1 | WOMEN’S HANDK'FS eke ial ‘a Alltouns are mnade vlan wort is fo how shat the word con-| Said He Hoped U. S. Men Wouldn't Smart dresees of Wool Jersey, Crepe de Chine 50 j : : c vowed by e Ge ‘ iN i repe Georgette and Taffeta Silk; extraordi . | Pure linen, soft bleach. Per !4dor. .75] reg. .80 grade, for........04+ . for one year,and an easy THREE PASSENGERS KILLED Emperor's personal military” policy | Come Back, De vane nary NOTION SPECIALS ENVELOPE CHEMISE oe atid Ree RECBTER and hin private engagement with | Admittedly Sein Feiner, accused of i Nainsook Dress Shields; sizes #, 8, and{ and Corset Covers of fine nainsook, |; tbe P ON KENILWORTH GASTLE) avstria on tne eve of tho struggle, [remarking to the father of « United ‘ y se the folle ion con. | States sailor after the recent U boat Ril 4; value .19 to .23 per trimmed with lace oF embroidery is provided. Bini He-makes che following Addlinn Gane | eos cry, that he hoped Gur tien would ; Special, @ pairs for........ +25} value $1.00, for.. ere emy | cerning the Emperor's agreement | rude Here, that he hoped our men. Call at our nearest — | Eight Mente of Crew of Steamer] with Austria on the Serbian ultima- | Afternoon Dresses To Close At Former Prices to $29.75 “Y + ‘i i toyed in the Manha’ Everlastic Web Hose Supporters; Gowns and Skirts of cambric, neatly + ail seat rie vl “Manta i | value per pair -18, Special for.. .12] trimmed with embroidery; value 98 office and talk it over or Damaged by Collision Are Leck. ihe. apedenlon that ta | aa Island, ered to-day whe Biigiecut frocks in (be naweee thyleavof Headed 60, ‘ : 2 is issi cholce of words had not been agreed | h® held 000 on tte and Taffeta Silk; | hoa!) Hfale «Note anther “tens eat 0te® &@ : send for our free book Missing. Sb eiee) Gt Mora NG At DRG AETT | hae ebaren Georgette and Taffeta Silk; very unusual values. | adjusting or shaw! shi splendid | Crepe Kimonos of Se t, “How to Borrow LONDON, June 6.--Three passengers] sion by German diplomacy in view of] William P. Curran, an attendant at if} Jue at $1.00 per dozen; very plain colors and . a eigh b € th w ks Germany was taking, In| the same hospital was the complainant value a m pI ‘olors ant effec! Ty . nd elght members o eo crew are risks Germany wi r oa os pta| e oO tpecial for thls eae. 50} tnmmed mith satin; Money on The Morris |i cmt amambers of the) ort Malt riven soars w'wnen vie inter vee a || Afternoon & Dinner Gowns 70 Close At { r sen-rustings| on ee 159 Plan.” tle which was severely damaged by] Vlanche und Germany agreed wit » United States Commis- ' eners; non-rusting; ie SEN agama : 6s ae Goll ‘The steamer,| OUt condition to everything Austr siashesck: Hie Wai Usable © Bee he og OMENS BATHING: SULTS Seer ee rercr vate, ctoceneera:| meste mtn tbe Note! a eualivaen fea warteatte Unreiene | Li Coen to $79.50 75 gross .50; special at seeeee a New models in navy or black mohair, The M is Plan C reached a British port Wednesday. Resi tier Baler hoop Nhe Care|, Curran said on June 8 he and Rourke Of Crepe de Chine, Satin and Foulard Silk, in Stamped Turkish Towels. trimmed with braid or satin; je Morris Pian GOMPpany | the cotision occurred shortly after] ian Emperor had made a pri left the Island together and arriving in a variety of splendid designs. vee 39] values to $5.00, for.....4....., 350 f midnight. There was «reat confusion as| Kereoment. He maid he was unable| New York learned of the U boat ace | ft Regular price .6 of New Yor Fi | . 01 the passengers hurried to the deck in] to say positively although he had | tivity, He declared Bourke said he was | PLAID GINGHAMS MILLINERY CLEARAN( 120 Broadway, Equitable Building | :neir night attire and went to thelr] heard from rellable sources that. it pleased and that he even thought it was! 1 Cotton Summer Dresses To Close At Trimmed hats, street and sport styles; | | ysion Square 391 E, 149th St, |Doat stations, Ono boat turned over,|was Field) Marshal Conrad vor | right to sink the Lusitania, Curran ex- £0 Fresh shipment of exquisite er formerly up to | 1 Us) a throwing a large party of nursing siatera| Hoetzendorf, former Chlet of the | postulated and said no one should feel! pormep Prices to $12.50 pn) ssortment of ie a tel ine | gg¢.00, now...... 5.00 and 10.00 into the sea, Many passengers, includ- raat plated eat en | or talk like that to him becauge his eon | “ 9 . wide; else ormer Krupp director relates | vas i biter digs ; : } .59 yard. Special at.......+ 39 it, Rough Straw and Satin Crown ES | 26. & Stumiber Of were, Deane | a. ead ie following the outbreak of| Wer maine SMYy, Gnd might then be on New models just received; materials are Gingham, e ' lors, were extra values at 810,00 frightened and jumped Into th Althe war when the Emperor required! bourke said ho hoped none would ever Voile and Organdie; a wide variety to select from. | Fine imported Cotton Crepes: neat] O°y'¢19q9, now... 8.95 and 8.75 Harm nisaber. GE: pAtenamere) irs all the German leaders to become in-come buck 5 stripes and figures, in monotone colors; ney, ABEL) 1) | off by other v s. ‘ 83 in. wide. Value .59 yard, at. .-29| Panama Hats, trimmed with black or | remnants E ‘ite Di Voile, ted and| waite oF bow at side; “2.50 | Forest Fire Imperila F. D. Roose- 1if Exquisite Dress Voile, printed value $3.25, | velt's Summer Cottage, j woven stripes and figures. Untrimmed Panama Hat | | LUBE, 3 June 6.—A forest fire ys f Value .89 to 45 yard, at,..... «25 ) Unt" GOR Neri ccccessesse MOO | 1 Your Wash |which started Tuesday night swept over , 7 ‘y | n ares # mile long and half a mile MEN’S WEAR BARGAINS RICH RIBBON VALUES | ‘our Wash Dresses,—~ Jan area one mili . si ALUES nal |wide to-day, The t orea was Coot Summer Union Suits; fine cotton, | plain and Moire Taffetas, Plain Satine, |||| Your 2 aifeta,— I irseauartece ob & inile trom @ bun ribbed, short sleeve, ankle length; | {yresden and Warp Prints, in messaline || || YourCrepe de Chine, |ber of nummer cottages, one of which ; eroeptionslly peed wensing gi oe and taffeta, 444 to 7 in. wide; 24 Yeu, you can select your jis the property of Fr AD Boasts we some with slight imperfections, Vat) peg. values 35 t0 .55 yard, at - Pheok i Boedrseiay l bed velt, Assistant of the Navy. nothing to affect the wear. ||} exute Summer out nant f i Vhite XN ic y for |} EUS i 8 One 25,000 Quar of Liquor Get by , QD ut “"t > Regul price 8.00," speriat ot 1.29) white Moire Pui, vich quay for || Te phenomenal stalianae 5th Avenue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 34th Street Man's Bath or Beach Rehes, et fing Pathe width, 54 inches, at.. 45. |||] lowprices. AUGUSTA, Me., June 6.—Twenty-five ; japanese cotton crepe, pial jor < 2 ‘4 7 = |thonsand quarts of hard Haquer pene- | stripes; beautifully trimmed and made, | Sash width, 64 inches, at...... 55 rated the prohibition defenses of “bone Regular price $3.75, at...... Nee BEAD NECKLACE Tica wenr oo | ary” Maino within three months and Men's Neckwear, four-in- shands and] California Rose Bead Necklaces, beau- db iuesebeaeed ae Aer et Saat nen n mportant ate bow ties; big assortment of plain and|tiful new shades and Indian colors. — om piburapedus nea ‘Bisa ig fancy colorings and black; all dur] Values 95, .75 and ‘ nei 60 and .65 quality for. . 039] 81.00, special...,..25,.50 and.75 ee } e Men's Bathing Suits, pure worsted, Fine French Pearl Earrings, for pierced i all styles, full Tine ‘colorings. and unpierced ei ; Regular $4.85 suits for...... 3.85 | value .75 pair, for........0006. +50 SEASONABLE FURNISHINGS FOR MEN \"' ] h Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance mmm | ys) 1,340 “McCreery Shirts” made of Woven Madras or Mercerized * [KOCHs GC, a oat 125th Street, West An Exceptional Offering of 1,000 Men’s Shirts 86c THE USUAL PRICE IS $1.25 2,760 “McCreery Shirts” made 10,800 Scarfs made of Fou- of Madras and various Materials. lard or Fancy Silks. 1.65 55c ———_—$S enw OOOO 700 Suits of Pajamas made Athletic Union Suits made of of various Cotton Materials. White Madras. 1.95 1.10 SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK White Snowbuck Pum With enameled buckle to match 6.00 also in Patent Leather and Gun Metal at 5,50, Mahogany Russia Calf at 6.00 CAMMEYER—how well this name is established in every woman's mind! This everlasting impression is caused by the remarkably fine quality and style of our shoes. Here’s a wonderful opportunity to learn hat 86c will do fo in shirt buying. A ; iat ENS SAS ae et aie SE Pg Athletic Shirts and Drawers Balbriggan Shirts and Draw- made of White cross-bar Madras. ers,—Summer weight. each 50c each 75c In madras, chambray, percale and other smart shirt- ings. Made with soft French cuffs and stiff cuffs, ARO Not only that, but no matter how low priced a shoe may a Z 3 be, it always has to pass the test of the CAMMEYER Offered at this low price because of minor “standard cf merit.” defects, not one of which is going to affect the life of the shirts or mar their effectiveness 1,200 Men’s Split or Sennit Straw Hats wc - - - -— - . Sore tercr ania | "SS 7 IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— F 34 ’ t. New York A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET 'T -