The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1918, Page 11

: THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1918. within him when he invaded at an early INVADES HOME FOR GIRLS | yisr sin rrei.e* ane" aeacaton tome | y Stre i oad 10 CAPTURE HIS WIFE ct te treet and River Road to ect the rescue of his wife of two months who, a month ago, was taken But Woman Halts Young French- |from a disorderly resort in a raid by man With Pistol and Puts — | the police Foot on His Chest. Pons ts a walter, twenty-one years dip ead 1d and his wife, twenty-three, Is a M. Charles Pons was too young to|German girl who came here with Pght when he left Paris two years ago,| Charlotte, the skater. surrounding the home for wayward girls and picked the lock of the tower door. While making his way to the dormitory, where several hundred girls were sleep- ing, he encountered Miss Dillon, the assistant superintendent, who promptly pointed a tol at him A policeman found Pons tying on the floor with the right foot of Miss Dit on his chest and her revolver covert him. He was arraigned in the Wa ‘Dut the spirit of D'Artagnan was strong| Frenchman scaled the twelve-foot watl| pending examination. HALT tw HUN GUBMARINE longer. yourself a =| I) Wy LUE Ll $21 A distinctrve line of high grade Clothes that are super values. MANHATTAN 42 nd Str.cor Bwax SOES42nd = + manison NASSAU /” = ¢/rrannort SCORTIAND’ “ Bway 14th *¢opp ACAD MUSIC 23rd ** cor. BWAY 34th waar GE 59th ** at COL CIRCLE ¥25 th cor. 7thavE OPEN EVENS THA CHRYSTIE + at canal [_[ saTurpaysnmio [| OPCOATS Ns ’ lar GUARANTEED Se SUITSAT . America TION OR y oe. EVENING CLOTHES Rerail Clothiers MONEY Clothes Monroe Cool F Clothes for | Hot Weather i} Don't put off buying sensible, cool | clothes because the calendar says iat sumaaser oll lan bok sie woiks Heat doesn’t pay any attention to the calendar—so why should you? And surely there’s no good reason sweltering even six weeks when for $8.50 (the price of Mon- roe Palm Beach Suits) you can get more fine, fresh, cool suit— and laugh at the heat. Monroe Shantung Silk Suits are here for you, too, at $17. Our system of selling Monroe Clothes —direct from maker to — in low rent Upstairs enables us to outvalue the world. Come up and SEE Monroe Clothes and you'll agree. Shope— Monroe Clothes $25 Clothing of the finest quality ' fabrics—at a wonderful saving. BRONX Bergen Ave., 490% BROOKLYN Court & Montague- Fulton §& Hoyt - 587 Fulton at Flatbusn NEWARK -151 Market St JERSEY CITY-Newark avat Bay PATERSON-220 Main S¢, YONKERS - Getty Square ; REFUNDED | SYNOPSIS 0 F NEW LAW Latest Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort ‘Where respondent, a native of Ger- - many, was admitted to citizenship The young| ington Heights Police Court and held Wren’ the United Statee and Ger. ‘many engaged in war many years later, respondent desired a German | success, and recognized allegiance to Germany superior to that due the ‘United States, warrants cancellation |of his certificate of citizenship, on | ground that it was procured by fraud, | in that his oath to renounce allegi- ‘ance to any foreign sovereignty was falsa—U, 8. v, Wursterdarth, U. 6. |D. ON. J. | Where the ownershtp of minerals j underlying land has been separated from that of the surface, possession |of the latter does not necessarily learry with it possession of the | minerals—Kentucky Block Cannel Coal Co. ¥. Sewell, U. & C. C. A, | | Kentucky. dl Damages recoverable by a ship- owner from a charterer, for the re- | tention of the vessel and the making | of a new voyage after the charter term expired, held, under the facts} the | shown, properly measured by current rate of hire—Atlantic Fruit Co, v. A Cargo of Sugar, U. 8. C, C. | A. of New York. | Gn sult by sheriff against a third ' person indebted to a judgment debtor on &@ contract, testimony of the judg- ment creditor, who wae @ sub- contractor, that he did work not called for in the specifications was not relev int or material.—Sebring v. Pratt, Court of Error and Appeals of New Jersey. | ‘Where a will provided that @ cer- tain attorney should be retained in the settlement of the estate he was not entitled to prepare and file a peti- tion for sale of decedent's realty and to have it signed by the executor against the latter’s wishes.—Lochary vy. Corrigan, Sup. Court of Maryland. Where guardian of minor has given generaj bond as required by statute and has embezzled funds received by him as dividends on corporation stock accruing from sale of corporation's real estate, surety held lable not- withstanding that stock be con- sidered realty—Municipal Court of Providence v. U. 8. Fidelity and Guaranty Co., Supreme Court of Rhode Island, Where the leseor has breached his contract by leasing to another, the | SALESMEN’S STAMP DRIVE, Headquarters Opened, With §6,- | 000,000 Worth Underwritte: | The National Council of Travelling Salesmen opened headquarters to-day at No, 124 Broadway for the city-wide war savings drive which they will conduct during the week of Aug. 2 to 2, The ‘headquarters are on the ground floor of _ the Hotel Imperial. Charles F. Hall, Chairman of the Campatgn Committee of the National Council, announced that $6,000,000 worth of war savings stamps had already been Underwritten by the ploneer division of the War Savings Committee, In addi to the 2,00 salesmen be- longing to the organization mentioned, it is estimated that there are #000 or 50,000 independent sal n in the city who are being reached through the trade chairmen by whom they are em- ployed and by missionary work on the part of the affiliated members. Mem bers of the National Council estimate that Salesrpen's Week will find on the streets of the city a trained sales force numbering between 30,00) and 40,00. The drive p will open with @ mass meeting n Carnegie | Hall on the ni tof Aug. 2L R. BP. aska: “I have tried to car: dandruff, itehin ; ‘ i tn vain, What do you perate living omene table directions. pleasing res your entire satisfaction, Compiled by William McMahon. first lessee may recover at least the value of his term. —MoCullugh v. Lake and Risley Co., Court of Error and Appeals of New Jersey. Where deed by husband to his wife was not made to her sole and separ- use, both were seized jointly in wife's right, and land was not sub- ject to sale under execution issued upon a judgment recovered against wife for professional services ren- dered her in adjustment of matters between her and her husband.—Fad- den v. Fadden, Supreme Court of Vor- mont. A tennant tn common cannot gain title by adverse possession without first distinct notice to his co-tenants Jof his adverse claim.—Reap v. Dougher, Supreme Court of Pennsyl- vania. Drive away eczema with Resinol Resine! Ointment and Resinol Soap easily heal ecrema and most other eruptions not due to se Hous internal disorders, Sold by all druggists, & = . al Un Cee oo After the hike! | We know ’a lot of civilians who are anticipating the new draft by buying a pair of our now famous *‘‘Westpointer’’ shoes, the idea being to get their feet in shape before they’re called. How "bout yourself? Still $7.50—and all leather, | too. *Regtstered Trademark, The Rogers Peet Case, complete, for $3.50, ROGERS PEET COMPANY Army officers’ uniforms — | all of our own manufacture. | Camp ‘Tollet | Broadway Broadway | at 13th St. “The at 34th St. | Four Broadway Corners” —“Fifth Ave. at Warren at 4let St, | Dr. Lewts Bakor The questions answered the sy ply in any case of similar na Those wishing further advice, free, 4 De. Lewis Baker, College 1 stamped p and tn neutralize ¢ juee natural fi n wealed tubes with HAGER, 9 London Road. Duluth, Minn,—Advt. Wanamaker’s by Subway Change from West Subway to Broadway Subway at Times Square and Come Straight Into anamaker’s - - Store Hours, Friday, 10 A. M. to 4.30 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday . Very Small Prices on Very Good Frocks In the Women’s Fashion Salons Reduced to $10.75—Original- ly $15. Organdie frocks—some fril- led, others plain. All cool pastel colors. eo | & Reduced to $19.50—Original- ly $25 to $29.50. Organdie frocks —excellent for informal evening affairs, Pastel colors. ° | a Reduced to $7.50—Originally $15 to $18.50. Our best calico frocks—quaint grays, blues, turkey red and yellow. Pique and organ- die trimmed. Only 50. eee Reduced to $19.50—Original- sai bars gy model with tie-aro le. Navy blue and white, black and white, delft blue and white, "Just 25, ones ee . . . Reduced to $12.75—Originally $18.50 to $22.50. Ging- ham frocks—plaid, candy stripes and solid colors. Voile frocks in blue and rose, and gold and white coin-dotted. * * . Reduced to $6.75—Originally $8.75 to $10.75. Cotton frocks—navy blue and white coin-dotted styles, Black voile frocks—frill-trimmed. And batiste frocks in rose and blue with vestees of white. Skirts Have Not Been Spared At $10, reduced from $15. Sport skirts of white crepe de chine. At $12.75, reduced from $18.75. Baronet satin, In rose and , Crepe de chine, in white and flesh color. And Georgette crepe, in white and flesh color. At $5.50, reduced from $7.50 and $8.75. Just 50 of them. Tub silk skirts— Second floor, Old Building. 275 Young Women’s Frocks Savings Average $3.50 to $8.75 As the close of the season is rapidly approaching we have taken practically our ining collection of sum- and priced them ate disposal so that the young women who are yet to go vacationing have the benefit of these savings. 125 Frocks, $6.75 Our $10.50 to $14.50 grades— white voile frocks in lingerie and semi-tailored models. Dainty frocks of plain colored voiles. Also, a few calico frocks, Sizes 14 to 20 years, 100 Frocks, $8.75 Our $12.75 to $17.50 grades— 50 Frocks, $10 Our $16.50 to $18.75 grades: chambray frocks serviceable in this little group one will find colors. Sheer white swisses and some of the prettiest organdie cross-barred muslins. —Voiles in | {rocks of the season. Nearly all are copies of very expensive models, Also a few voile and linen frocks. Sizes 14 to 20 years, es eee 600 Young Girls’ Dresses, $1.95 $2.75 to $3.50 grades—chambrays in the most attra shades of blue, tan and pink. plaids that young girls really lik appropriate for school wear as well years, plain colors, woven stripes and checks. Sizes 14 to 20 years. tive Ginghams in the stripes and Several models that are s for play. Sizes 6 to 14 Second floor, Old Building. Main Aisle Sales -Rendy \ A Table of Bath Necessities Sprays...c.seeee , 75 to $3 Sea salt, 10 Ibs 20¢ Brushes. 85¢c to $2.50 Rubber caps 25¢, 50c, 85¢ Wash cloths Be R tablets (12) rr Sponges, un rhed . $1.50, $2 ussian tablets (12). 50c Wahna talcum Soap, peroxide, 2 cakes 25e powder 18c to 75c Soap, perfumed, round......15¢ Cologne, flat bottle 350 Lotus $1 Lavender water, bottle B5e Rut $3.50 Tbe up Cologne Walina.. Swansdown powder pulis... 40¢ Silk Stockings, $1.15 pair Yes— and perfect. $00 pairs, black, white and colors; cotton tops and soles; fashioned, Neckwear at 50¢ to $1.25 grades—a special purchase, White organdie sets and single collars; plaid organdie collars with white ruffles, colored organdies with net ruffles, white o with lace motifs, filet lace sets, silk sets for coats, silk vests with pique collar and buttons ;.pleated ruffles for round necks. eer er Lingerie Blouses, $2.50 Blouses in white and pink voile with organdie collars. Voiles with handsome pique collars and cuffs and crossbar dimities beautifully tailored, Main Aisle, Old Building, Women’s Pumps $2.90 Pr. We sold these pumps at $4 pair earlier, We shall have to pay more than $2.00 to replace, But we're not going to replace this season 1,200 pairs we have, Friday, at 0 pair, Sea Island d white leather Moles, white heels, welted and stitched soles. S 2}, to 8, widths AA to D, Buy and put away if you can, The style is graceful—gpod for years, First floor, Old Building. i | so out go the | A Millinery Reminder We stil! have a quantity of these cool white panamas from Japan which arrived so late that we had to mark them $2.50 instead of the higher price they deserved. All they require as trimming is a Bee band of striped jersey. First floor, Old Building New Silk Petticoats $5.75 to $9.50 _There are three models at » which show the newest ideas in fldunces. They are of changeable taffeta in shades which are charmingly soft. A heavier taffeta is used for the $6.76 model. At $7.50 the flounces are quite elaborate and there are striped as well ax changeable taf- 5. feta. Many little knife-pleated frills give fullness to the flounce of a handsome $9.50 skirt. Third floor, Old Building Lovely Blouses $5 Reduced from $8 A slip-over with the wide Lanvin neck which we have ad- mired all season is among them, Of taupe Georgette crepe latticed all over with blue stitching. Another popu- la p-over is made of con- trasting Georgette in a bolero effect. There are scalloped crepe de chine models—and some strictly tailored or in- serted with a color contrast, First floor, Old Building All Handwork on These Blouses at $8.50 to $16.50 The hemstitching and em- broidery on these imported waists reveals French delicacy in every stitch, The loveliest is one of fine ba- tiste at $16.50, Impossible to describe the daintiness of it, One model which we have had many calls for this season is of pink handkerchief linen inserted with white and outlined by very wide hemstitching. $15. At $12 and $8.50 are fine ba tiste blouses admirably executed. French Shop— Third floor, Old Buitaing Inexpensive White Underclothes CORSET COVERS, 65c—It is certainly unexpected to see such richly trimmed corset covers as sone of our new ones for as little as ic. White nainsook with lace, and medallions, S, 50c and 65c—Of rong muslins with tuck ed nainsook, or witl embroidery frills, PETTICOATS, $1-—All with em- broidery frills. "Some with a two tier effect in the flounce. Third floor, Old Building, “And I Got It for $1.20’ Just to remind All MEN that Wanamaker madras shirts qualities that shirt h y) cal still be had for $1.20, plainer words The Sale Still Goes iriington Arcade floor, ew Building. | / Bett ahem — ee Sa ee ee eee etiein asia