The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1918, Page 5

SEEK 2000000 PLEDGED SAVERS NNSTANE DRNE Men and Women Political Leaders Make Plans for City-Wide Canvass. ral committees of both parties.| Rose Cowan will tour the apartment Increase This Year. 5.P.M.; on Saturdays at 12 noon —————— These will be digtributed among the pauses tae eh basen bee by j roadwa: Men and women Democratic leaders | tistrict coptalns ee ae enn and Convent Avenue. nf (Special to The Brening World.) in every assembly district in Manhat- st ihe aver ad Whe Have aay ————_—— SARATOGA, June fp rgenhnaret fe : tan perfected plans to-day whereby | qivided their organization into teama|ARREST IRISH IN AUSTRALIA. i. bie dhidadael a lc bpd the Democratic Party machine will|and assigned a certain territory to be err in assets, the New York State help the New York War Savings| covered by each. Brotherhood ot League of Savings and Loan Asso- a 2 Stamp Committee to obtain 2,000,000 pledged savers in New York City be- fore June 28, National Thrift Day. formed in both the Democratic and the Republican Parties to work in conjunction with the committee. Charles F, Murphy is Chairman of the Democratic Committee and Ben- Jamin Bulmer of the Republican. The women leaders, with thelr teams, will make a house to house canvass of their districts, to make sure that every family is enlisted in the President's new army of savers, while the men will make a tour of the shops and business houses organising War Savings Societies. The first 250,000 pledge cards were last night divided between the cen- Mass meetings are scheduled for every night this week in the various political clubs throughout the city to make plans for additional activities. sions, street meetings and band con- certsywill be held. In the work of placing War Savings posters and literature the Republi- cans of the Sixtenth Assembly Dis- trict have enlisted the aid of the school children and local patrols of Boy Scouts. More than 100 young- eters are now hustling from shop to shop to see that no business house in the district fails in its patriotic duty by failing to properly advertise this great campaign of thrift, To aid the women workers in their canvass the United Order of True Sisters, an organization of 300 women | volunteers for war service under Miss Alding R MELBOURNE, June 20.—Seven lead- ers of the Irish Republican Brotherhood were arrested here to-day, charged with planning to enroll volunteers to be sent + t BURIED BY SHELL FIRE, THIS SURGEON DUG WAY OU ae ED TOP BP INGREASE DDIDDHDOO OG DLAGDHDHEDHOOHH THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 19187 1 WAR DOES NOT > Sta C tion clations began its two days’ conven- annual meeting. | Tnereasing an Association's Useful- | ness in the Home Town,” by Waiter ‘it, Oneonta Association. The elec. 181,500,000,000, with tion ‘of officers and of delegates to the United States League and the TE0OO/088 te Come, ne United Sta d A helection of place for 1919 conventign| WASHINGTON, June 20.—Nearly will wind. up. the sessions of the half a Millon dollars in income and ex- convention. cess profits tax payments reached the Treasury to-day from revenue and raised the total receipts from) sources this year to about $1, It 1s estimated $1,276,000,000 te come. More than $3,200,009,000 has Pald into the Treasu: 000,900 total of the "Third ber INCOME TAX ROLLING IN, Treasor: IN HOME OWNERS te Building and Loan Assu- iations Show Remarkable The Store is closed daily at MADISON AVENUE~-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street- Thirty-fifth Street this morning, the thirty-first About 150 persons YDS OE2DHGHO8D-S BOOP TIO CCS SS 9ES SS LOE LED & Bpecial committees have been|in many districts torchlight proces. | to Ireland to aid in an armed revolt. aoa che nak ini Lagirstoolaed ae @ association, shown by ie = —=— report of Secretary Archibald W. we . McEwan, is the great growth of the 7 Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 P..M.—(Including Saturday) Teh 1 oe eens Bees ie i 7 own financing, no ly of men In the Stats have Gove base worn se A quantity of sale of Liberty Bonds and ‘Var Sav- ad (Copyright, Harris & Wwing.) ings Stamps than the members of at Major Paul 'T. Dessez of Wash- | this organization, ve ington, a Regimental Surgeon ‘The first day's business consisted 9 at a with the American Army at the ‘| of an address of welcome by Mayor y ze * E French front, had a thrilling ex- |Pettee of Saratoga Springs, the re- ow a pun 5 vounees mre sponse by Prof. A. B, Kenyon, the wee , 2 French soldiers cove: the ddress of President Elmer B. Stan- - » Abesue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Str 2 te ) @ 34th Street workiag, and curiie ihe helene or [ot the Feport OF Beavetary, Ao. ail in desirable, up-to-date styles, made throughout of es: his labors he wi ted by shell- | Ewan, addresses by . Bailey ed fre, “Digxin Winer out he went [and John G. Farwell and a general leather and showing skilled craftsmanship from heel to toe, bie right on discussion of “Savings and Loan As- ed : aes seblationa and the WAR" te Chul aan. are now being offered, in a Special Clearance Sale, at the follows pe v nection former President Charles . a Extraordinary Sale USTIGE MOORE'S LIBRARY |<‘, ‘omer, Presiaent_cheris| ing money-saving prices: = U | President F. A. Garnjost, former i OR WOMEN’S DAY COURT B Preitent ben asa nth Oxfords of brown cordovan, featuring the new plain (capless) ad 9 HE are to dpenk, Former President toe per pair 85 te ‘ | * ye vom MEN IS Delegation of Women Appeal tO) Chartes H. Rodgers, at the request of 7 : : by ! 0 . basa: 2 ed Lie $6 4s Sinking Fund Commission for Decision in the Matter. Municipal Court Justice William F. Moore to-day was eccused of holiting up the operation of a woman's day! court because the space required on the | second floor of the Jefferson Market | Court building ‘is used by him as a “library and lounging room.” Mrs. John Francis Yaweer, President of the City Federation of Women's Clubs, headed a delegation of women that ap- peared before the Sinking Fund Com- mission to protest against Justice | Moore's attitude, Addressing Mayor Hylan Mrs. Yawger said: “If Justice Moore sat in this room It would be |. different. But he doesn’t. And still | he refuses to relinquish the space, | which is needed as a part of a day court for women. Because of the atti- | tude of Justice Moore we have been compelled to continue the night courts on the ground floor of the building. It would be impossible to hold day courts there because the space is already al- | lotted to other courts.” | Mrs. Mary BE, Paddon, representing the Inwood House for Women, ex- plained to the Mayor that the court room on the second floor of the Jeffer- son Market Building was peculiarly adaptable as a women's court. A bridge | could be constructed to the women's prison directly opposite, she said, and! unfortunate women would be spared publleits: | The Mayor said: “It seems to mo . © Ought to be able to! with the Judge.” geo it," sald Mrs, the War Savings Committee of the State of New York, will report on the work for Thrift Stamps of Buffalo associations, Anning 8. Prall, Secretary of tho North Shore Association of Staten Island and a member of the Board of Education of the City of New York, has prepared a paper on “War Sav- ings Stamps as an Ally of Thrift.” ‘To-morrow there will be addresses on “Impressions of a Newcomer” by sydney W. Stern, Atlantic Associa- tion, Brooklyn, and “Suggestions for Oxfords of black or tan calfskin or black kidskin per pair 5.90 each (Sizes incomplete.) {15 Straw Hats,—various models and Straws. ‘ 4,960 ‘‘McCreery Shirts’’ made of Woven or Printed Madras This Sale is being held in the Men's Shoe Department on the Sixth Floor, ' Pajamas made of Madras and soft Materials. 1.95 Pajamas made of Silk Mixed Ma- terials. Madras Shirts and Drawers Oc Store Opens 9 A. M. Closes 5 P. M.—(Including Saturday) James MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street ‘ Cotton Army Shirts with col- Cotton Half Hose,—Light weight. lars attached. 2,00 5c each 55c 4,800 Four-in-Hand Scarfs, made of Crepe, Foulard and Fancy Silks p Ri ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Priced for Immediate Clearance 150 STUDENTS’ SUITS (With First Long Trousers) 16.50 formerly 18.50, 20.00, 22.50 “As we wom Paddon, “the 4 8 Which {s more important, the earrying out of the new law which permits the substitution of a day court for a night A millinery event surpassing any other in our history court, or the continuation of Justice a 1,000 Georgette Crepe Hats é It was decided finally by the Sinking . i Fund Commission to take up the Ad ' woman's demand for the ousting of; The Twelve Hats Illustrated Represent Only a Few of the Models in This Sale * Justice Moore at a committee of the whole session, POLICEMAN TWICE REMOVED “GETS ANOTHER REHEARING Said to Be Needed on the Depart- » Put A special assortment of Youths’ First Long Trouser Suits consisting of short lots taken from regular stock and reduced for quick selling. Smart models in a variety of neat light and cark patterns; size 15 to 20 years, Boys’ Norfolk Suits Washable Norfolk Suits | Special 8.75 4.75 to 7.50 ' A limited quantity of bc Large. assortments of Boys’ Washable Nor | ment Ba tall Cub t i eria folk Suits tailored of genuine Palm Beach, It Back in Lead, coats Army Khaki, Linen dnd Gray Crash; smart A, MeCadden, who Displayed on every counter in our spacious depart- ment are Hats that wouldreadily sell for $5.50 to$7.50; made of the finest quality Georgette Crepe, some with satin crowns; attractive models, including sailor, mush- room and poke, in small, medium and large shapes; Norfolk Suits in a variety of alpaca lined; Policeman Georg ° vith ble t models; full eut Knickerbocker Trousers; si first became a policeman July 2 1908 ‘ K it ’ and double knees; fe 7 to is vote | 7 to 18 vere ENEEDER AES SIDURCTE LINER ae oF paiened fron the foree Feb, 17 trimmed or tailored with ribbon, ornaments, tassels and . Extra Washable Knickerbocker Trousersto | {)""" Gye fringed effects. $00 Boye Pajamas match Suits, 1.45 to 2.25 jae 300 White Hats ic a& rehearin of Mayor , ie ue Straw and Panama Hats \shieind wy sw romeret 250 Navy Blue Hats regularly 1.25 ee he force by Commissionor Woods 250 Pink Hats 200 Purple Hats Every Hat New and Made Expressly for This Sale 1.95 to 7.50 Boys’ Straw and Panama Hats in a large variety of colors and shapes; Boys’ Pajamas made of fine quality Per cale; in a variety of neat, striped patterns; trimmed with silk frogs; size 6 to 18 years, 614 to 734. Specially Priced WOOL DRESS GOODS All Wool French Serge; fine twill; in Navy Blue or | Yard Black; Summer weight { 1.85 has obtain huve the reh Mc 4 t sl members of iy b, which ha. Extra salespeople will be in attendance to give prompt attention and satisfactory service. NO C. O. D.’S—NO APPROVALS—NO RETURNS. Exceptional Values COTTON DRESS GOODS 3,000 yards new White Washable Cotton Suitings and Skirtings in- cluding superior quality plain Gabardine and a variety of stylish and fancy weayes; 36 inches wide, yard 45¢ Imported White Transparent Organdie for dresses and trim- mings; #4 inches wide vard 65c | Company 1 is being ini One of th Bachelor 0 ' h