The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1918, Page 5

~ 2a pee GREENWICH GIRL VICTIM OF ATAGK CHAUFFEUR JA Marion Chard in Serious Con- dition at Home of Friends on Stokes Estate. Miss Marion Chard, nineteen years old, beautiful and well known Green- wich, Conn., girl, is is a dition at the home cf friends on the I. N. Phelps Round Hill, as the result of an attack on her yesterday afternoon. Willi + Clifford, a chauffeur, who, according to the police, has confessed, is held in the Greenwich Jail without bail. Miss Chard, who has been deaf and dumb aince childhood, on her return from Oyster Bay yesterday after- poon, decided to walk from Green- wich to Round Hill, a distance of six miles. She has been living there with her grandmother, Mrs, Maria Cal- Jahan. Clifford, who had a call to the home of Paul B. Ferris, overtook her on the way and invited her to ride to ber grandmother's home. Knowing Clifford, she accepted the invitation. He drove by Mrs. Cal- Jahan’s home and took the girl to the woods just beyond Round Hill, She was unconscious when, sometime later, he placed her by the roadside and went to the Ferris home for his passengers A man and a woman passing there shortly before § o'clock, found the girl, took her to the Callahan home and ealled Dr. K. A. Schnell, Prosecuting Attorney James F. Waieh was notified and with Policemen Robert and James Fitzroy of the village, worked all night on the case and finally arrested Clifford. When the girl saw him she pointed an accusing finger at him, and relapsed into unconsciousness, Agcording to Mr. Walsh, the Ghauffeur then confessed. Farm hands attempted to take Clif- ‘ford away from the police, and the Fitzroy brothers had to fight thelr erious con- Stokes estate, neat FACES NOSES SHAPED MADE COs, REVODALLYD ve BAFE—SANE-SURE METHOD, Onty at 46 WEST BATH ST., Suite 903 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief BE! INDIGESTION SPECIAL BARGAINS many CAnnraces CRANDALL’S ‘The oldest factory in Man- hattan— 74 years, gh cla repairiiig fait harts fn Stren Ne Phone 3330 Murray ih, 4,95 Sold to $6.00 styles. At $4.95 of White At $6.35 ment, this one price. | ELLAN Ss ATLANTA CARS TIED UP, | p Sane ee egy A ea 34" St. New York CLEARANCE SALE White High Shoes For Women 6.35 Sold to $9.00 All this season’s newest Low and High Heels. can be found a dandy collection Canvas and Nubuck Shoes. we have quite a varied assort- White Buckskin, Kid, Nubuck and Linen Shoes, all grouped together at At $8.85 our White Kid Shoes of the finest quality, cannot be duplicated. way out of the house to their auto- mobile with the prisoner. An extra guard has been put over the jail. Miss Chard's father is dead. Her mother, Mrs. Mary Chard, lives in the village. MEDAL FOR COMMANDER WHO SAVED NAVY FIREMAN Daniels Also Commends Chief Boatswain's Mate From Brook- lyn for Courage. WASHINGTON, July 16.—Award of a gold medal «to Commander Henry © Mustin, U N., for heroism In saving the life of Fireman H. I, Legette on Jan, 15 last was announced to-day by Secretary Daniels. Commander Mustin leaped into a heavy sea, after directing the manoeuvre of his ship from the bridge to @ position near the drowning man, and, under peril of being crushed against the side of the ship, which was rolling heavily in the sea, supported Legette in the water until both were hauled to the deck. ‘Thomas Olsen, chief boatswain's mate, has been commended by Secretary Dan- jels for cournge and initiative displayed the U. 8. 5. Wakiva was gunk in son May 22. Olsen, who the tat man to leave the Wakiva, remain- whe to get the boats cleared. Oisen’s te rs. Mathfida Olsen. tives in rook! Heenuisted In New “York Dee ii, 1915. pe epaien Ellwood L. Houtz, U. 8. N. R. has been commended for preventing what might have been a serious accident by following a cable under water and releasing two depth bombs which had been washed overboard from the U. 8. Corsair on Dec. 17. UNION APPEALS TO U. S, TO PREVENT ‘BLOODSHED’ Machinists at Bethlehem Warn of Trouble Over Mayor’s Re- fusal to Permit Meeting. WASHINGTON, July 16.—A threat that “bloodshed may result” unleas the machinists’ union {s permitted to hold |a meeting at Bethlehem to-morrow night caused the National War Labor Board to ask assistance of the Department of Justice to-day. The threat of violence was contained in a telegram sent to the board by off- clals of the International Association of Machinists. ‘The telegram eaid Mayor Arch Johnston has refused a permit for a meeting. Johnston is Vice President of the Bethlehem Steel Company. “Please lay this before the War Labor Roard and the Department of Justice at once so that this interference with our peaceful meeting shall be stopped before trouble results," said the telegram, which was signed by Dave Williams, | beatness egent ‘DRY TRIUMPH SHORT LIVED IN 3 NEW JERSEY TOWNS Elections Declared Invalid Because Soldiers Were Not Given 4 Facilities to Vote. NEWARK, N. J., July 16.—The special | local options elections recently held in | Montclair, East Orange and Caldwell |were declared invalid and ordered set | aside by Chief Justice Gummere of the | Supreme Court to-day. All three places had voted dry, The election in South Orange, which also went dry, was de- clared valid, because the law had been [complied with in regard to supplying soldiers with facilities to vote. Justice Gummere in his decision said: “It does not matter whether drink is or not sold in the munkipalities in- ‘olved. The only question before me is a question whether the law was com- plied with, If the right of suffrage stands for anything it means that these ‘boys who have gone away must be pro- tected and not distranchised.”’ \Strike Over Union Halts All | Service. | ATLANTA, Ga, July 16.—Atianta was without street car service to-day Jas a result of a strike of employees | which tled up every car within the city jand on the interurban lines. Union of- |ficials charge that the Georgia Rail- way and Power Company refused to arbitrate differences arising from dis- | missal of men for joining the union, ~— [HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1918, MISSING GIRL IS FOUND 11 INJURED IN WRECK. | WANDERING IN PARK June % and detectives of the Bureau of | B Coltteton Near of the Kingsbridge Station. A general police alarm had been out for her since Left Sth Street Soma Founded 1826 FIFTH AVENUE yiee more. hurt. pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy.|into Train No, 4 near Luden Junction OJ 33 AY learly to-day, All the injured were pass tS Greeley 1900 62 East Houston Street, who has been|to return home, and wae wandering w Missing Persons had searched for her naton. ju naly WASHINGTON, July 16.—Bleven per- i fa Viola wae taken before Magistrate | sors were Injured when a Washington Home, She Says, Becaus¢|tealy in the Morrisania Court and| bound Baltimore and Ohio train crashed She Found Life There She said she had no reason for leaving jearly to-day, All the injured were page engers. oF in from Bal Monotonous, home except that she found the life niohe are thodaht te Go neriowsiy | thers monotonous, After a man who Sixteen-year-old Viola Rhumm of No.| took her away left her she was afraid aimlessly when found. She was re- manded until Friday, when her custody will be decided on after an Investiga- Policeman Hughes tion hk War Pen- missing from her home for three weeks, was found walking in Van Cortlandt Park early to-day WASHINGTON, Wiison to-day signed the Spanist July 16.—P, fean War Veterans’ Widow: phans’ Bill. nnd Ore | Continuing the After-Inventory Clearance The Lord & Taylor twice-a-year disposal of all odd lots, surplus stocks and discontinued lines, in which every department offers very interesting opportunities to save on Superior Merchandise. Buy War Savings Stamps James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 34th Street Sale of White Tub Skirts At the Very Special Price » $2. 95 Extraordinary Sale DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS & NAPKINS 1,800 Heavy Irish Satin Damask Table Cloths—Five Patterns Size 67x 86 inches.. ...each 5.00 Size 67x104 inches.... -each 6.50 + -Tegularly 8.50 1,500 Dozen Table Napkins to Match Above Cloths Size 1914x1914 inches.......... Per dozen 4,50... In All the Wanted Lengths Waist Bands 24 to 32 Inches «-Tegularly 6.75 Plain Cotton or Gabar- regularly 6.00 600 Dozen Irish Satin Damask Table Napkins . Size 18x18 inches....... ..dozen 3.75... | and Annual July Sale BEDS & BEDDING Much Below Regular Prices Fancy Pique dines . -Tegularly 5.00 and Surf Corde- lines Satins | A Special Purchase of 500 Skirts Smart new models on correct lines for sport and street wear, with large pockets and novel belts, pearl button trimmed. Finely tailored of the most fashionable white cotton fabrics, that will launder perfectly, these are the types of Skirts that are indispensable for the Summer. Third Floor PlaidGinghams Made in Scotland Special 68c a yard Beautiful styles and color com- Dressy Bags $2.95 Enameled Iron Bed, 2-inch posts; 1!4-inch filler rods with brass ends. regularly 18.00 f No. 1 Black Drawing Curled Hair Mattresses Enameled Iron Bungalow Twin Beds, as illustrated, with 2-inch posts; genuine cane panels, regularly 22.00 each 17.50 as illustrated, with with French edge; ne one hate 48.00 | Heavy Cable Springs. regularly 11.25 10.00 | All Worth Much More binations; 32 inches wide. regularly $55, | ee Ieteh Pri Elastic Cotton Felt Mattresses with roll Upholstered Box Springs with hair top and | Four distinct styles of charming Dress a Hig pile taal edge; 50-pound weight. 16.50 | French edge. regularly 35.00 27.00 | Bags, made of heavily corded stiff and Specia' ic a yar soft Faille Silks. Shapes, sizes, linings and finishing touches give evidence of superiority. Navy, black and white. An extremely pretty feature of the white Bags is the kid covered frame supplying just a touch of pink or green or red if you, prefer it to all white, All have vanity mirrors, several have double inside regularly 21.00 Moth-proof Cedar Chests,—42_ inches long. Special 12.00 Also at this price—Woven Tissue, Jap- anese crepes, voiles, etc. Second Floor Staple Yarns At Prices of Economic Interest Mixed Long and Short Hair Mattresses,— 45-pound weight. regularly 35.00 31.00 Clearance Sale partition, others are fitted with separate Sock Yarn, natural color, scoured and shrunk SUMMER RUGS pure slebiPecee stun win ese dR One or two styles, large enough to Heary Khaki and Dark Blue Yarn (army hold one of a pair of socks if it hap- and navy regulation colors) | for ¢ Fal pens to be on the knitting needles. Ground Floor Light- weight Khaki Yarn vhank 85c¢ Ground Floor and Fifth Floor At Substantial Savings In order to make room for new Fall stocks we have reduced the prices on all Summer Rugs to effect an immediate disposal. Prairie Grass Rugs Clearance Sale of Rugs Entire Stock of American and Japanese Summer Rugs Reduced for Quick Disposal Japanese Rush Rugs Japanese Rush Rugs Oval, 30x60 inches. . » 36x72 inches... \ -Extra special value Oval Rag Rugs 9x12 ft. Durable heavy firm weave Oval Rag Rugs, suitable for Town or Country, 32.50 formerly 42.50 | 9x12 ft ieehe Porch hae 9x12 ft. Oval Rush Porch Rugs in artistic designs; durable; weatherproof. 18.75 formerly 24.50 Special Offering 100 Seamless Royal Axminster Rugs | 9x12 ft..... $1.95 | Oval $2.75 Round and Oval Rugs ranging in size up to 9x12 feet size at radical reductions. Room Size Wilton Rugs Discontinued patterns, in the most wanted colors and popular sizes, a limited number in 6x9 feet, 8!4x104 feet, gx12 feet, at prices, in some instances, less than to-day’s wholesale cost. Fifth Floor +++ee+Exceptional value | 8.85 Sold to $11.00 Linen Clearance—In Progress Featuring the Famous ‘Derryvale’’ Pure Irish Linen Table Cloths and Napkins Reduced to very much below our Regular Prices for this occasion only. “Derryvale’”’ Table Cloths 2x2 Yards | 2x214 Yards 2x3 Yards $5.50to$8.75 | $7.25to$11.25 | $8.90to$13.65 ‘Derryvale’’ Napkins to Match $6.50, $7.00, $9.50, $11.75 Dozen Odd ‘‘ Derryvale”’ | Odd “‘ Derryvale’’ Pure Irish Linen Damask ‘Table Pure Irish Linen Damask Na) Cloths Reduced to....cach $4, 95 | Reduced to.. .dozen $ Pi ve Irish Linen Turkish Bath ‘illow Cases Towels Very Fine Value Splendid Values $3.95 pair 35c, 50c, 75c each REFRIGERATORS At Reduced Prices 1. Refrigerator,—Apartment House style, made of Solid Oak, golden oak’ finish; solid brass nickel-plated hardware; __pro- vision chamber white enameled, with removable wire shelves and drain pipe; 54 inches high, 25 inches wide and 19 inches dee ice capacity 115 lbs. 19.50 regularly 29.00 2. Refrigerator, side icer, made of Solid Oak, golden oak finish; 46 inches high, 35 inches wide and 20 inches deep; ice capacity 100 Ibs.; provision chamber white enameled, with removable wire shelves and drain pipe; solid brass hardware, nickel 25 00 ° ho plated. regularly 39.25 kins Pure Linen Huck Towels Less Than Mill Cost $6.50, $10.00 doz. — Buy Thrift Stamps