The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 7

¢ f THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918. # $2,000,000 GIVEN J FAKE WAR FUNDS = GRAD JURY JURY FINDS work. fore the Grand Jury facts and figures, which showed that during the past belief tat the money was to be used for war charitable purposes. Ae- Une er cceeceny cording to District Attorney Swann @f Which ‘Abrabam H. Eppstein of] New York waa, until he began his 2598 Broadway is foreman, and| investigation, fast becoming a rich bas been investigating field for these fakirs, many of whom nd Jury, NGERSOLL WAL THAM _“RADIOLITE” Phe Day and Night Watch. The Radiolite Dial tells. time tae due Dray wee or Rie ‘Stray, Wren Raat “wit een artes nino sone Dial ES 00 in the Dark. Perfectly adjusted Matod tne 7 strap. A most gousual valuc. .. ger & CO., 182 Broadway feather wrist We Avoraive and Bay Diamonds | Broadway at Ninth, New York LAST DAY PARTICIPATION SALES Last-Minute Purchase of Young Women’s Frocks at $5.95 Yesterday we came across @ manufacturer who had just fine ished making up his surplus Sum mer materials. “Jf you will takeall;” he said, “my concession twill be large.” We took the entire number of dresses —300. As for the quality of the dresses. If purchased in the regular way we would have to sell them for $11.75. Dainty flowered, broken cross- barred and coin-dotted voiles; plai white v ie with dots forming stripes. Fashioned in the new and c! ing ‘kerchief effect collar, chemisette and cufis of white organdie, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, ' Misses’ Frocks, $12.75 $15.75 to $18.75 would be conservative prices for Be ga fine voile dresses in foulard patterns—according to our grading of merchandise. | There are only 100 of them-—a special purehase. a have the appearance and good style of silk frocks—voile 1s typical of silk foulards, Besides, the dresses are in models it were first created in silk. | | | ned ii ‘One of the thoes models is ilustrated. Soft, rolling ‘kerchief capers and trimmi. of white organdie and mousseline de sole. Nevy, blue-and-white, black-and-white, gray-and-white end blue-and-white. Another model at $10.75 deserves special mention as it is of a vharming foulard-patterned voile. Graduated tunic; collar, and chemisette of white organdie trimmed with entre dieux: Originally $10.75 to $18.7 Model illustrated is an example of the crepe de chine dresses in ibe sale. There are also frocks of taffeta } and pany mate lingerie dresses of batiste and voile; some | are hand-embri Sizes 6 to 14 years included, but not in all sizes in each model. Second floor, Old Building 642 Exceptional Blouses, Reduced | $38, of lingerie 304, of crepe Georgette... $3.95 to $7.50 50, $5 and $5.96—batistes, The lingerie blouses were $4. dimities. yotlec--very smart styles, Including the moet-edmired batisto with bib, collar and cuffs of ruffled’ organdie In contrasting colors. The crepe Georgette blouses are faseinating creations—tucked ets, the two-toned bolero model, knife-pleated frill models, and exquisitely trimmed, The blouse is in taupe, with voluminous iM collar embroidered in navy blue. Only 10 to a dozen of a kind. 500 Dainty Porch Dresses, $3.65 and $4.35 They were $5.85 and $6.85—simple enough to be worn uround the house and garden—well-made enough to be worn all day if one pleases—the pete of dresses that help one to bear hot weather with way The one pictured is the popular coin-spotted navy blue voile. Such # dress is quite hard to get these days. Notice the draped sides that a) it quite a dressy air......Others are the season's models in fast color tissue ginghams, oyinied voiles, white volte and plain chambrays. Sizes 34 to 46. Third floor, Old Building _‘ Transparent Black Hats at $7.50 Few women can get along without a transparent black hat, the smartest accompaniment to a bright Summer frock. We have tried how much we can do for the low price of $7.50 and have succeeded in cing maline hats with satin crowns, Some are almost en- covered with delicately-fibred burnt, @ ovtrieb; others are made hair braid with otis crowns. Wheat rain carry out ie all- pales in some; while others introduce ‘elo in aw First floor, Old Building | Also 100 Young Girls’ Fine Dresses, $6.75 to $15 | charity frauds, filed with Judge Me-| flocked in from other cities to reap Intyre in General Sessions to-day a] the harvest. presentment giving the result of Its] stock the work of protecting the New York public and the soldiers and District Attorney Swann placed be-| sailors in the service of their coun- try,” the presentment reads, cal vel year between $2,000,000 and $3,000,007] 199 per cent. boys, who were not con- bad been obtained by fakirs from the| tent with merely a division of the public in this city alone, under the] spoils but in some instances pocketed all the proceeds. ha® beon effectively broken up.” McIntyre that societies bearing patrio- tic some instances the more patrivtic and inspiring the names, tho ntore dubious the character and antecedents of the |] men who projected the organixation Evidence showed that one of the rea- son® some frauds succeeded was the fact that people of responsibility and undoubted respectibility al!uwed the use of their names ay officers or direc- | tors without any investigation of the phi | su the presentment says, 4 | fect, makes it possible for imposters | to carry on their nefarious work un- $ . 90 i 5! | der the cover of respectable names “ 5 | ton of war charity funds las been | the cxeessive and exorbitant over | head expenses which have caten up a disproportionate share of moneys con | trituted. were presented to us. ' stance w: -WANAMAKE ‘Attention: War-Workers! Open All Day Saturday Families May Shop Together in the Furniture Sale | | | maar, held in this city in November last. The figures showed that the bazaar collected from the public ap- proximately $73,000, and of this amount $645 was left for the soldiers in whose name the bazaar was pro jected. In other words, less than 1 per cent of the proceeds was left to apply to the eharity. “Another distressing instance of misappropriation of funds and lack of ordinary business metbods and adequate supervision was in the case of the charity designated as, ‘the American ambulance in Russia.’ “Out of a list of about 300 differ- ent charifmble enterprises that have been: investigated by the District At- torney a substantial percent. may be set down under the category of un- wise and non-essential, “In these times of war and do- struetion to give freely is the very least we ean do. We therefore urge our citizens to contribute wholc- heartedly to every recogniaed, efli- ciemUy conducted war charity, appre- ciating at the samo time that the Generosity of (he public under the patrtotie impulses created by the war is entitled to protection. To this end this Grand Jury is convinced that rewedial steps shoudl be taken ¢o provide that some responsible public office should be created an@ op- erated by the Vederal Government during the period of the war, the head of whieh should have super- vision and @ummary powers over all | soecalled ‘war charities.’ “The work which District Attorney | “Until District Attorney Swann un- “the #0- led fifty-fifty charity workers de- loped into the class known a® the This gang of sharks The Grand Jury informed Judge names sprung up over night and in rand Jury cannot too em jatically express its disapproval of ich carelossness or indifference,” “which, lg ef- | “One of the defects in th® collec | Many examples of this A notable in- the Army and Navy Ba- Swann has doge in this reapect calls for our highest commendation and praise.” ER’S- Store Closes at 5 A Million and a Half Biles of Wanamaker FURNITURE offered at — 10 to 50 Per Cent. Less put’ S this “Emergency Sale” in a nutshell. It ineludes our entire regular stock of home furniture and all special purehases intended for the August sale. It ¢s the August sale moved a month ahead. 128 Matched Living-Room Suites From the $91 grade for $68.25 (3 pieces), to suite for $693.50. 411 Different Chairs and Rockers From an $18 walnut Colonial rocker for $9; and $25 tapestry-covered all over-' chairs for $17.50, up to the most luxurious that are made, 106 Different Davenports, Day Beds Chaise-Longues and Couches From a $72.50 mahogany chaise-longue for $26.25, to a superb $452 mahogany day bed for $300. 346 Different Tables From a $9.25 mahogany-top table for $7.25, to a $517 Italian walnut table for $400. Desks start at $14.50 for $16,25 grade. Bookcases start at $9 for the $10 grade. The same variety and rage of prices runs through the bedroom and dining-room furniture. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Galleries, New Building $925 PARTICIPATION SALES Taken from Our Regular Ske Stock and Reduced for Boys’ Suits, $13.75 That Were $16.50 and $17.50 All wool-—-six patterns—some with two pairs of trousers. ‘These suits are Wanamaker quality—strongly made in every detail, and the RIGHT hind for summer wear. Mothers of boys need no urging to save these days, New Location—Second floor, Old Building Straw Hats, $2 It means this: Leghorn straws that were SPECIAL here at p now $: These were the hats that several other stores 3.85 eurlier in the season, Also— Our entire stock of straw sailors—without reservation—$2. This feature of Wanamaker's war-time service started many a man op the road to economy early in the season. A lot more will start tomorrow In both Men's Stores $2.7. mark Burlington Arcade and the Broadway Corner Store Men’s White Low Shoes, $2.90 300 pairs of white duek tbat are speeigl at this price. The shocs that most men want to wear with white trousers for all Summer sports. Men’s Silk Socks, $1.15 Better than our regular $1.25 grade—but only a special lot of 600 pairs. AM white—with high spliced heels and mercerized cotton soles, heels and toes, Burlington Arcade floor, New Byilding ver, mitteeman Joseph Martin, who was here | to-day on his way to Washington for a |consultation with party leaders. ‘This means, the leaders eaid, that at- tempts of the Wisconsin Patriotic con | League to bring about @ coalition be-| LABOR BACKS HOME RULE. British Conference Recognizes Claim of Krish, | LONDON, Juno 28.—The la ee here discussed and passed a jution recognizing the claim of Irish to the right of home rule, along tite lines laid down in the be- port Of thé Irish convention. Other resolutions proposed aboll- tion of the House of Lords of exclu- xlon of the nobillty’s heredity privi- loges. “Save the Pieces” Take them to our nearest store and get a new lens ina yl pare pinay eb aaa Any Lene from the ae ore 5 hilih eb tween Republicans and Democrats to support loyal candidates will probably | be abandoned Eddys Satine is @ genuine appetizer to accompany the meats; sea food, vegetables LIGHTNING ENDS 20 LIVES. | Expodes Dynamite tn Stiver Mine, ing Mem at Works | TA, Minn,, June 28.—At least miners are known to be dead as) the result of an explosion of dynamite, set off by a bolt of lightning during a — | NO FUSION IN WISCONSIN. DieRAttions C on for Loyal) heavy storm at tho silver mine of the and salads. New York: 184 B'way at John Candidates Given Up. M. A. Hanna Company. | o MILWAUKEE ne 28.There| Thousgnds of tons of ore fell hens a MADE IN U. S. A. will no fusion between Demoorats| result of the explosion, burying the Grocers tid Rebubiicann in Wisconsin tna fall | eReY. "ERs tht thats Meee aered Me veaad 31 ee aE, Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,.N. Y. caught werlously. anenale t Several others were injured ea ALL CARS TRANSFER TO—THE HOME OF TRUTH— 7) Bloom ale 59TH TO 6OTH LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE Every “pay. Sold at All Stores. Navy Blue~the favored cotor in Taffeta Silk and Satin Frocks $16.75 to $24.95 There's an air of distinction about a Navy Blue Silk Dress that makes it appro- priate for almost any semi-formal occasion. Simplicity—tThe Charm of These Cool Summery Wash Dresses $5.95 to $14.95 Planning your vacation wardrobe? You will want two or three of these pretty Cotton Frocks —for town, country or seashore. Our assortments are unusually varied and offer a wide range of choice, Waists are round or square neck, with vestees or contrasting collars. Beaded, em- broidered, soutache braided, some with touches of silk fringe. To begin with, there are dainty Voiles in cheeks and flower patterns, some just like the Foulard Silks. Them there are stunning Ginghams, sheer tissues, organ- dies and plain color Linenes. The styles are becoming to maid or matron; contrasting collars, fine lace, tucked vestees, pretty sash effects, fichus and surplice effects, all add their note of individual style. Skirts are plain or pleated, tunics of various styles, deep folds, tucks, sashes and girdles—each one lovelier than the other. There are Black Silk and Satin Frocks for those who prefer them, as well as colors. Sizes for women and misses, ‘ Colors and combinations in vogue for Summer wear—styles and sizes for women and misses; also Extra Sizes, 4814 to 56)4. Bloomingdales’—Main' Floor, The ‘‘Apron Tie” White Net Fichu Made of fine white Net, hem- stitched, corded and frilled, these new shape fichus are very popular. Cross in front, sur- plice fashion, and tie in back. $1.00 to $3.00 A Chic Veil not only adds to your attract- iveness, but protects your com- plezion as well. Special, 9c yd. A variety of patterns and tors in mesh veilings; hair- lines, m agpics and hexagons. Women’ 's Kerchiefs loomingdales’— Main Floor Girls’ and Boys’ “Nature Shape” Shoes For the Glorious Fourth! An Imposing Collection of White ; a Dress Carefully built on orthopaedic lasts to conform to the natural shape of the foot. For Boys and Girls—black glace kid and gunmetal calf. \ll pure linen, J4-inch hem- Saga kM lp Wx tg stitched border, at the low price Sizes + Sizes 2}3 te 7, of 12)3¢ each. $1.98 to $4.00 $3.50 & $5.50 Main Floor Misses’ Little 1 = 98 to Greenhouse ie eet mee ~ —] = . he Sizes 96 to $5.50 Specials Excellent Quality | Fine Grade White WHITR ALOES ie aubpet or gene: Large Rose Bushes Reduced Japanese 1] China-Milan ine buckskin; high or regular cut; lace to 10c, 15c, 25c and 35c Panama $1.90 Dress $2.90 or button models; all, sizes, gyicrs Varieties include Pink and Hats ( Hats according to size at $2.98 vo $5. White y, Mig- 4 Tan Shoes $3.25 to $6.50 non, L ady Tillington, With draped bands of white| Large variety of shapes ex- Bloomingdales'—Metn Fleer. Kil liant, Shawyer, | Taffeta, Faille silk or other |quisitely trimmed with Ostrich Key, etc. wide ribbons, e*c. our Cut Flower Shop on bands, popular fabrics, Six shapes. Meats main floor fora Hite as $1 and A Showing of Unusual Millinery Legs of Ganada Lamb, tb., i$ - up. Artistic flora! design, grad- oe uation bouquet atid ba at Unusually Low Prices | hie Greenhouscs-on-the-Roo} Bloomingdales’—Matn Floor “Get in the Swim’’ Bathing Suits For Big Folks And Little Folks If you love the dash of the breakers, nu will want one of these ‘[wo-in-One The Flounce is an Scania 8 ape factor in these specially priced -y Knitted Suits. Phi won't catch cold, for there's a good percentage of wool in ‘“ thems bach ome se vca || Silk Petticoats, $3.98 Slip-Over Knitted Bathing Suits, “one piece style, belted, V neck style; Black, piped with orange, green or blue $3.95 Annette Kellerman’s two-in-one range from $3.49 to $13.95; slip-on from $7.95 to $13.95, Kiddies’ Bathing Suits, a!! w: Three effective styles All Silk Jersey| Satin Messaline| Silk Jersey Top with deep embroi-|with sectional|with Messaline dered flounce edged |flounce edged with|flounce corded and with silk seallop. fine pleated ruffle. I finished with ruffle. Lovely assortment of costume shades: I, one Navy Emerald Black Claret piece style, maroon, navy, green, ara Brase Orchid Plum Rose 2 to 6 ye ars » He 95; misses’ sizes 8 to 14 King’s Blue Russian Green years, $3.98. Changeable Striped Petticoats, of silk-like fabie, light and dark colorings; deep sectional founce edged with rue 1.98 Bathing Caps in_y aed assortments and gay colors, plain and fancy styles, 25¢ to $4.95, loomingdales’—Main Floor,