The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1918, Page 4

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Kein eer napetaeee <phase dicate: IN MISERY DAY AND NIGHT With Pimples On Limbs, Itching and Burning. Cuticura Heals, “Teas first troubled with smal! hard to the tops of my feet. The ) itching and burning was almost unbearable, and I ve me some. Tused four cakes Fireman's ludso ‘ebruary 18, 1918, Most skin troubles might be pre- D by using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for every-day toilet purposes: eas pont PR, Barton. Neate hare 3 AGAINST WHITMAN After Roosevelt Declines to Make Race SARA TOY A—Tf his ut, Att Lewis wil udidate Whitmar Roosevelt | primaries the Associ side at @ loc Tho Attorn jured in ano coming to th last Wedne sc 1 Home, had not yet receiv the Colonel's 1 declining run when he e announcement When shown a « of the telegram, went from Oyster Hay late last night Mr. Lewis said “LT have nothing rations made to add to the 4 in my telegram last Thursda: In that 1« Roosevelt wo martes, | that if he would ne LEWISWILLRUN SINCE. RIS OUT, jd Announces He Expects to Stick | » o | York: THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1918. eneral, Albany, N. Y. Mr. Lewis: I 4 by the spirit of y s 1 need yt But 1 cannot be a candidate Nor accept the nomimavion tor, G eror ot Mew York. itu nly ‘This was true of me twenty years ago when | became Governor of New It is not and cannot be true to the exclusion of a I could not turn from the t to deal with any problems r subje problems of a ally on t ntinually national problem: n the the war, and on the tremendous tonal problems, social and Indust with which we shall be faced after war ts ended. esta W York + jot bring the whole of strength and thought and abilit ORS. Pomjrain anwuring you of my deep MANNE Ss SIN whole ct though I appre- portance of these ms : y soul is for the men who are ky, ing in this war, my mind dwells ace which Is to close and juntifs ‘This being so, the verz fact of my Intense appreciation of the gnitude of the New York Stato \a- h which the Governor of ‘ate must deal forbids me 10 which I coul undertaking ® task to which I could) vicient radicalism and had come to th very real regret, ERR a a pr et am very gen. = TROTZKY'S WIFE LEAVES tor, © RUSSIA WITH Feed Four on $10 a Week in Bronx Tenement. STOCKHOLM, July 23 > ky, wife of the F ister, arrived here Mme. Trot. hevik War Min- jay with 2,000,000 rubles for foreign propaganda. Two million rubles, at the pre-war rate of exchange, would be more than this one million dollar Anatolie Trotzky, wife of Leon Trotz- Bolshevik Foreign Minister in Russia, who is reported to have ar- $1,000,000 in her possession, was buying vegetables from pushearta in the Bronx less than two years ago and trying to teed four hungry mouths on $10 a week. She was Mrs. Anatolio Braunstein then, the wife of a Russian Jew who had fled bis country because of his the ot Tived in Stockholm with a. rial, the y 1 this country to try to pick up a liv- | ing while he spread the doctrine since come to be known as Bolshvism, Four rooms and bath in a tenement on Vyse Avenue, the Bronx, housed the =| family precariously, for rent day was @ nightmare with the Braunsteins. The problem of Mrs. Braunstein in those days was the common one of the Russian immigrant—how to keep food in the mouths of her husband and two young sons ap- $1,000,000, COUNTRY NEAR STARVATION War Minister's Wife Used to} American Red Cross to Send Supplies to People in Great Want. WASHINGTON, July 23.—Starva- economic and financial according tion ag well disaster thi en Russia, to Information reaching the Btate De. partment. Prospects for the 1918] harvest are described as very poor and financial chaos is said to be al- moat complete, Information furnished the Gescher- nil Ogni by the Russian Commissariat for Economics shows for the first time outlook. The number of fields under cultivation in 1918 compared with 1916 ig 38 per cent. in the Government of Ekaterinoslay, 40 per cent. in Voro- nesh, 68 per cent. in Kjarkov, 26 per cent. in Baratov, 30 per cent. in Sa- mare and 34 per cent. in Kazan. In the Central Government agricul- tural land is described as being in a pitiable state. That belonging to large proprictors lies fallow and farmers are said to be working their land reluctantly and badly. Preliminary aid from the American people for Russia soon is to be rushed on a special ship by the American Red Cross. It will include food as well as clothing and medical supplies. Plans for direct economic assistance through a mission of busi- of vast Just how serious 1s the agricultural | — o—= i — ot | mov to lack was | from Women’s & Misses’ Frocks cord trimming. Sport Frocks of turing fringe and Beaded Georgette Frocks. Khaki Kool. 20.00 EAVILY BEADED GEORGETTE FROCKS, draped over Satin. New | Satin Frocks in a wide variety of uf designs. Elaboraiely beaded Georgeiie Frocks. New Embroidered rock of Satin J and Georgette, $02.50 <A / YI Yu ‘ADED SATIN FROCKS combined with Georgette. Serge Frocks in new de- B signs. Crepe Georgette Frocks hand- somely beaded and embroidered. 25.00 EW SATIN PROCKS featuring quilt stilching. Fringed Georgette Frocks combined with Salin. Heavily beaded Frocks of Georgette, Serge Frocks in new 30.00 OUBLE FRINGED FROCKS of heavy Satin, Navy Georgette Frocks beaded in contrasting colors, Heavily em- broidered Satin Frocks in long tunic effects. 35.00 sh sill, El A A =) ahisi New Frock of Navy Georgette, 25.00 SEAN oT |witi comrades of the | worry the revolutionist greatly. He arrived from Gern 1917. ny on J. They first found lod revolutionary Germany to Divi ness men with the unstein, or Trotzky, as he pre- | supplies to the 1 to call himapit, and his family | been formulated and the sending perso: stricken country have nnel of the mission is now being selected. de Rassian Fleet With Her Alites. ement in Brooklyn, then moved ROME, July —Germany has de the Vy Avenue tenement, | cided to distr € a portion of the nstein was known to certain|! sian Black a fleet am Bul 1 & Turkey and Austria-Hungar 1! Kroups of his countrymen be- despatch said to-day. of money did not appear to who wah | ary estate not averse comrades to receiving loans In fact, Braunstein of hi income of the residu- smother, Ruth A pledge to save is a pledge to fight— Buy Thrift and War Saving Stamps July Clearance Sale Summer Dress Cottons at Mc Cutcheon’s Commencing Wednesday, July 24th, several thousand yards of Imported and American Dress Cottons will be placed on sale advantageous prices—as follows: 25e. yd. 50c. yd. 75e. yd. F h and English Novelt: ory eh atenerarricierettrisne, White Materials of desirable styles and colors. fabrics. at most Novelty Voiles and Crepes in a range French Crepe in White and colors, Novelty Voiles and Silk and Cotton Silk and Cotton Pongee, Novelty Voiles and Crepes and fine Voiles in solid colors, fabrics in Consisting of plain and novelty weaves in Crepes, Voiles, Organdy, Pique Cord: ings and Gabardines, at 50, 75 and 9 Remnants s, Skirt- Se yard, A quantity of White and colored materials, Ginghams, Linens, Crepes, Voiles, Organdies, etc., in practical lengths for Waists, Dresses or Skirts, at reduced prices to close out. Fifth Avenue 34th & 33d Streets PAY Y/Y BV BBY) BY 5 ope Shed a — corm Rey. Trade Mark Jeause of the prominent part he had | lus Binck Sea merchant Vessols }taken in the Russian Revolution of | Wiinttes, PO Sher ee ae [1915 and he secured precarious em- - > e | ployment as a contributing aditor of Toscan paper, Novy ate, wnose (495 HASN'T WORKED FOR % > , was at t. Mark's I 0 | | Open All Day Saturday During dt LY | Sometimes he made as much as $12 15 YEARS, COURT IS T LD | sed All Day Saturday During AUGUST a week from his writings; often he ome a jdid not get more than $3 or $4, But y | io d Kindly charity from sums!Smith, who died last July, her estat . 3 d, Up at the Cafo|Yalued at more than $100,000, has madi ld wand Avenue, he Palleation MOEN ates at ne for an} : often was tho centre of a group of |{lowance of $1,000 from the estate to it An Incomparable Collection Ba| |atmiring listeners—who paid for the Py Mn Oe aa. aplication, Attor- | drinks ney Lord, for the trustees “I, Leon Braunstein, am the Revolu- | \iiq, i} =~ : ” “Se a td ” > = y Be tion,” he onc 1. “Some day I This able-bodied man has ot i+ The Values Are Most Extraordinary Sy} | shan rut worked or earned a dollar in fifteen |= nt TICS {| | in March, 1917, the Braunsteins|years, He has been supported by his ; espiitd wold their scanty household effects to|mother du He failed to “Fa wW.8.S. a second-hand man and sailed on a {attend her func within a week | 3 RINGED SATIN FROCKS in new de- British ship. At Halifax the British |irookign, He Ines donc wer ms, fro | | igns. Satin Frocks combined with authorities, who knew something of|a living to support his family. He ja] om i forty-nine years old and, under the| Georgette, embroidered and fringe his vities in Berlin, were all for! Anti-coafink Law. should be put ‘to trimmed. holding him, but they finally permit- family, in 1 him to proceed, He went straight money." | \2 Berlin Mt berg | 18.! | KR MBROIDERED CREPE DE CHINE ‘ | FROCKS, Satin Tunic Procks fea- : { EXPANSION SALE Before Doubling the Size of Our Present Quarters by Adding the Adjoining Store at 34 West 34th Street HE great and increasing demand for Queen Quality Shoes has compelled this important move and in- fluenced this extraordinary sale. proceed as soon as we can curtail seasonable stock of smart footgear. Alterations will our present magnificent Sale Commences on Tuesday, July 23rd and will include a very wide variety of the beautiful Queen Quality styles in Oxfords, Pumps and High Shoes suit- able for the many fashionable uses of Summer, as well as the early Autumn, in Black, White, Brown and Gray. Sizes and widths to insure graceful fitting of every type of foot will be featured in this sale. 495 In Brown Kid, Gray Kid, Tan Calf and Patent Colt. High arched models with full Louis heels. 595 In White Nu_ Buck, Tan Calf and Gun Metal with welt soles and Military heels, In White N Gun Metal and Tan Calf. Very serviceable and seasonable shoes. u Buck, These illustrations give you just a hint of the attracti ” Tactive styles and eponeriical prices. Comins at the present time, it is a sale of remarkable significance to women whe appreciate the beauty and high reputati Quality Shoes. y gh reputation of Queen QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP 32 West 34th Street | &. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH Thirty-fourth Street » NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street Another Sale of Men’s Summer Clothing to begin to-morrow (Wednesday) will offer Specia! Values in Men’s Shantung Silk Suits at $21.50 and in Men’s Shantung Silk Dusters (same quality as the Suits) $18.50 at 6.75 Men’s Outing Trousers, of white pencil-stripe serge, at 4.95 at. . . . . . . . . . . Men's Gray Mohair Dusters . e ° ; . (Men's Clothing Depart h Floor)

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