The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1918, Page 11

Wilson urging the Westem Union Telegraph Company to accept the WESTERN UNTON’S HEAD INSISTS MEN company and the telegrapher# union, Neweomb Carlton, President of the + wHE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1 MISS NETTIE MITCHELL LIEUT. HARRY B, JENNINGS ar 4 YALE HONORS FIGHTERS. laks odis widge, 4 Alfred in, Franc the alumni of Yale University at their commencement gathering to-day Presi Putnam e. The class y 1 jeity to-day, No ode was read, ag tho pr WANAMAKER’S ‘Bervice Flag Raised at] Wfitten by Lieut. Thatcher Ne Mon of the National War E E BRID Patriotic Meeting. Ralpit Vrows, of New %y ork 7 | Board in the controversy between the NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 18.—To _ . Ahead of Non-Partisan League im sat fai “oaiiamarans sania" | More Than 16,000 Packet Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of ‘students in uniform ready for service,” June 18.-Latest Guber- 3’ > America, He says that there are he said. “Now it is empty, for the stu- turns from yesterday’ only two ways of settling the dispute dents have gone, The alumni fund has tion In dicated ¢ | Pere —by compvfisory arbitration as in the met the expected deficit and Yale's first |‘ A. Burnaquist w Tells President Wilson Their company, reiterates its opposition to railway trike or by. acceptance of ‘dent Arthur T, Hadley spoke of the life battle of the war is won.” GOV. BURNQUIST IN LEAD. fominated on the Republic » oor8. Ready for Tomorrow’s Selling in the ne ‘| the plan of an organization of em- ‘The alumal gathering was devokl of | malority of 60.000 or more. Iite ope Joining Telegraph Organiza- | pioyees already outlined by the com- tte pletureequencss of other years. |Innoruca by the Konel'articun tontaue, Half-Yearl, Silk Pi ik t Si I tion Would Disrupt Service, | 8": \conearer service fia, euoviee i bd was more than 30,000 votes behind when y ac é a e In_reply to the letter of President | war inlet ha Labbe Bian pint, of tho decease tn siudents io 4 Oper complied, The Teteat figures rave Burns or “ey eee EE ees) $100,000 Worth for $59,000 enable 0 0 el wa jominater nor by the ic toda e CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 18-~The inited Bates MenAtor senate Melon { ment thatthe company. “would aveence of many members of the ared-| who" Was Indogged "by" he Bemer 165 Tables will be Piled High with the Packets ' \ class 0} ice ecesaltater | rr onents James A. Peterson of Minnes ' | deeply deplore being forced to lay kame moditeations ‘of the customary | 00""s MEA, teterean or Minn’ I! Prt WANAMAKER Silk Packet Sale is the silk event of \ iaiikowsrts rae bere ee wave class day exercises at Harvard Univer-' nominated by a four to one majority. the seafon. In quality of silks, wide assortment, ‘low at e } 0 6 requisite and whic ‘ men’ | ' oe toners woes Wr Bees : without An eual vince its ongnaton by | COME Prices} |. vation of effective telegraph service.” titel Zi OF Silks Sale “We believe,” Mr. Carlton . says, Tomorrow’s sale is, relatively, the best of all our Packet in the } “that we are entitled during the war Sales. Silks are scarce. Workers are leaving silk mills to ee .. for $1 silks. | fh to maintain the dictum which the work in munition factories, Their places are hard to fill, even for $1.10 silks. ; ett oe Labor has 80 woll ex- at faerenees | wages. The demand hs pan Dog oy normal— oo Hire %: essed in these words: in it increase, because the woolen field is narrowed for $1.50 silks. unnecessary! “‘Where either a employer or an by the clothing needs of the millions of men gone over and for $1.85 silke- e employee has been unable under going over to hasten the great day of Victory and Peace. Yet -for $1.50 to $2 silks. e S ino pedeoed Phage to change the the production of silk will be only 60 to 70 per cent. of . d 0 their own liking they A OTT BP should not take advantage of the ? | are } isos taste, to oft $100,000 + 7 Dresetit: abaormal conditions & oA sR __ In the face. se facts, to offer ,000 worth of the stops it quickly MLC AGWERERGEI TS Ge FY SE finest silks in-the world at 50c to $14 a yard less is to do rescue \ "The moment that Resinol Ointment | “We have for years maintained the SOMARceNe Something greater th eierdy ae yet rrp + terches itching skin the itching usually ae le Detererad ical e t we Hobie 4 em done an +sHOt 9658 te Sheo ae pea aling begins. That is why | ‘208° working tho wires, should not| Her Engagement to Army Officer S f & C e : doctors prescribe it full affiliate with organizati anploy- i . mediti om an * 7 Ing skin’ diseases, Aide: | benefit of others. 9 policy has 1 Mitchell of No. 219 7, “ ‘ 4 B 50... ... for viel Pah wi eusel Sony, Rea tons a known % a suiplayies Wee hae ace by announerd the as I own Statin Oe menticcae of our buying, no matter how prices | §5,50 for $10.50 to $19.50 silks. rf j}and we have considered abstention nage f his d hter, 38 Tye) ii ee pia quickly, easily and at | from such aifiliation a condition of Netto rTaabalia Mitchell, to Lieut i heeap th Sah RORRIT wareaetle poli obrrteeitsereas elit esses eee F their service, and to-day there are | Harry Bogert Jennings, 105th Ma- = | each year in order to make for the new silks in the buying of Poe fe etme yet dard ogo drew. no me rs of such organization in| chine Gun Battalion, beesy States The fact that a bus be rust. take ont chshees on the market. ue eae basen acts 3 im toile ‘or sai ef | our emplo: a ex- j 3 A P Y cach, tee, write Dept 6, Resinel, Baltimore, Md, | er ere not favorable to wharing rer ir iis avenue. “Lieut. | ness organization has ; » fe have, ne ige our entire stock of tanta pon ais oan aa an | incl lied serroeremenr ner ns ponsibility of conducting a| Jennings, who was a member of! : of the finest silks in the country—have culled out all s “Prices on fall lines have > - reat public service with the peculiar |sauadron A before going into the! grown steadily for forty lengths, all broken family assortments, all odd shades, all odd | Senerally advanced from 10 to 26 xigencies of the war have increased | my, 19 @ gon of Mr. and Mrs, Will- ‘ weaves—have taken pieces barely cut into and cut them up | suffice to do more than cover the DR FLIPPEN members of an cut-|iam 4. Jennings of this city. years proves that it has into Gon be pa ool an jengthe, When we finished, we increased cost of the raw silk and | |i. UbHG. i f r : found we gather together for the sale more than 16,000 luction up to the present time. i ° "Under the plan of Att. Walsh, cone | gener bas, ind ‘uve Pisiee V, kept continually meet- packets of every kind of good silk you can think of — Provision Must be made sooner oe HI] PAY AFTER BENEFIT Gator which has for many sence hice | Jervis, of Brooklyn, and Karl Wen : ital b $ r sas thanufacturing costs, which will | [I FR dhe grog Be gr Bice ag venir er » the company would, | dell Kirchway, son of Dr. George W. ing a vita usiness More than 200 qualities purely come is the fall.” i genech, nerves, sic, ulcer EAL tb ovlbetaeting ey tea Dear ae | ‘ demand. iI from the best makers Toma dace on ae a ; oe vet te mg he fie stir entcuae | wianieise ee aRiE Bint Chureb, | Pongees pare de chine Grenodine broches [formerly paid $1.35 and $2.10 H Petes sons A aa aa It must have kept “fit” repay Crean ai wa. oe ee to five intensive treatments, ow £ ould ti —_—— c ! ie DR FLIPPEN 4, cx Of our service through des |B. Morris, daughter of Mrs, Henry or it could not have | Taltetas Silk ginghams Fille Francaise for Faure da Morris, of this city, to Alfonso Kaut- | . 5 al feta glaces arp printa ros de ndres A big Weste: . bber ft silks than, Pres! 6 s | - Print taffetas Georgette crepes Sport satins le Western jo! 2 _Immediatel” after nan, President of the International stood the strain of ever: Pri Georgette w PS Biba Madball, TONIC-UPBUILDER ada" ghtmian"™ $4] earings Corporation bere, naw Deen aititine aanditions Print eatina Radium ailks Bengaline rcoured the nouroes ot production, Stubborn Coughs, Week Lungs and Colds i'upon a. most careful | — g : De das. Shara Sat nee of a SMALL jobber who had 380 - m gaye severience in| The carngonant of Mise Allee ty | outta . | ane depen ipa, pices of." wen to hime ; , . ° gicle » so . ambers, daughter o: and Mrs. | 31 ; “Yes, I huve 380 ” said Eckman’s Alterative ae ntween the com Bere ‘ot! N86 | wift, Co mpany has | Tub silks Bayaderes Shirting silks ene woop, and the anid | dof a etrike.of our employect ann jr, Aviation | been trained in the school and the prices we haye put upon them are so | {i*it},,Onaplecs of the entire 380, |} y of men and women of high pa-| Section, U. 8, N. R., son of Mr. and | : low (showing the savings on OUR prices of [ +1’ take’em all, at your price,” att sine | (ota on plainingly as oe part oe] Mrs William M. Fieltmann of No. of experience. | $41,000), that if it were physically possible, | said the big jobber, without ook | Price Includes War Tax, All Druggis eir contribution to the Nation's Lead Oith Strect, bas been an- | the packets would all go out in one day. ing at samples, q Bekman Laboratory Phil ARO, od, Ps q Every day of its forty ge Mer Will be 165 tables, pled high, with the packets—in the Sil Rotunda, on the Main Hf years of service has solved Hittin, fared fer is ab far Baek as "1861) and’on'the Main floor of the New Building. some new problem of And 100 alert salespeople to wait upon you. 1 , value to its customers, | Special Telephone Facilities i have been arranged for the convenience of out-of-town customers who may be deterred ‘ Every year has proved the increased atthe fares foes athe tomorrow. sa uP ret beri ft os Fagin 18 4 i ili At this extension ‘phone wil intelligent operators who will take and fi lers on J ; its ability to learn by lowing silks, so long as they last-— 4 experience, and to use | Silk ginghams + $10 for $2.50 grade | Jersey silks.-.-.... p40 for 36:50 grade ; : lack taffeta .. . or $2.25 grade seorgette crepe $1 50 grade + this knowledge for the Navy blue taffeta a -50 for $2.20 grade | White wash satin. 4 45 for $2.25 grade j OTT e ° Black satin 5 2.90 for le Shantung pongee.. . 5 for $3.25 grade ‘ benefit of those with Bate se i. asic SB as for Bah goede |" Bitattane pokes, | SLES for 8 grate } af whom it deals | Printed chiffons.. . .$1.58 for $3.50 grade “ t v ead i } MAIL ORDERS, too, will be filled on the last above listed silks, if letters are received i StS os WE while stocks are still unsoid. Make up your mind tonight what you want, write out your Z 7 ° | order, and mail at once, with special delivery stamp on the envelope, to ensure prompt delivery. 5 ; All This Week Year Book of interesting and | * ° ° instructive facts sent on request. But—come if you can, and as early as you can f June 17th to 22d, inclusive [ie ta oes | y ig ae eee oO f D ? . Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois | because there are thousands of packets which have no duplicates and which are sure to be |}! ne o} r. Scholl’s foot specialists ‘y | picked up very shortly after store-opening (9 o'clock). ; will be at each Blyn Store to explain : ' | your particular foot trouble and tell 7 : you the appliance that will relieve it. Swift & Company,U.S.A. Second Day! 4 e i 7° C. oO Ss | The Semi-Annual 9 > SS " | Sale of Men’s Foot Comfort Appliances | Four of 12 Models at $3.35 7 ae Fancy Suits ~-is true to Wanamaker tra- dition. THIS morning at 7.30 more than 5,000 quality suits were marshalled under the big sale banner; and TOMORROW will reveal an ample variety for every man who couldn't be here today. ‘These were the groups that went on sale this morning: Suits of our $28.50 / $23 50 . | Suits of our $35 to ; $28.50 919 Pairs Women’s Shoes —Broken Sizes—Reduced . * . 539 pairs—formerly $5 to $7-—$3.35 , 380 pairs—formerly $8 to $12—$5.50 . * * Tired, aching, burning feet, corns, bunions, weak ankles, broken down arches, callouses on soles, pain in ball of the foot, painful heels, flat foot, overlapping toes, perspiring feet and other foot ailments readily yield to Dr, Scholl’s simple and effective corrective appliances, Come today or any day this week, There is no charge for an examina- tion by a Dr. Scholl's foot expert. There is immediate and permanent relief ina Dr. Scholl’s foot appliance. 9S; Y pve fare. reduces enlarge tt he Oxfords, pumps and sports shoes—miscellaneous col- lection of styles—tan, black, patent leathers, white buck- skin, white canvas. Sizes from 4 to 6! inclusive are well represented at both prices—with a tering of larger and smaller sizes, This is an opportunity which speaks for to $32.50 grades... | AGI, | $45 grades itself Wednesday- $3.35 and $5.50 pair, West Side Stores i East Side Stores | Suits equal to our Tein First floor, Gld Building, 222-224 West 125th Sti Av 122d Street. i 24.50 | : ; West of Tth Avenues | 3d Avenue, Sth and 87th Streets pf a a naa $18.50 A h 6th Avenue and 27th Street. 3d Avenue, 150th and 151st Streets. grades ae fth Avenue, 39th and 40th Street. 160-162 Bowery, N°", 442-444 Fulton Street, opposite Bridge Street Hoyt. aie 829-833 Broadwa; i Eller 7, between Park Steet 2-10 Breedour, sour Gree Areas on Suits equal to our / $25 to $27.50 grades | eaye D: al (Outdoor Di iro $21.50 All sizes for all men. Buy what you need--and save! | Both Stores- Burlington Arcade | and Broadway Corner at Eighth fernte Foot $B cata Beaton |