The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1918, Page 5

C\ AMERICAN FLEES | hd 4 | Cohen of the engineers. ape, ae asl $ bie) a PRISON CAMP Ih by way of endorsement, & | the unfortunate. ' waited chatty Teuton and German. So there was a bit of conversation, in the midst of which Bunt loosed his right up Bunt took of ensuing y to beyonet He dragged the body into the cell, changed clothes, then marched out wearing a German his gun, and in the seconds found it nec: Private Bunt Cohen, Horne, Tells How He Escaped on an Ammunition Train The fortunes of war may some- times oblige an American soldier to wear a German uniform and while wearing it to walk right up to a bat- tery of hungry American hine guns, It happened to Private Bunt In such circumstances there is © @elicate question as to how much lead the approaching party of the first part may be called upon to digest. And the answer may depend upon a choice of language. A German spy in a Ike case, having a Berlitz equipment in English may say, “Pray do not shoot, for Iam an American soldier’—but the English is too good and it makes the machine guns angry. Bunt knew that well enough, and so as he ap- Proached the guns, what he called out was this: “For the love of Mike, have a beart—I'm no sausage.” So Bunt survived, kidded the Red Cross nurses for a few pleasant weeks, then came back to America and this morning told an Evening World reporter ono of the best stories of German prison camps and escape therefrom that has come out since the, @elebrated story of Lieut, Pat OBrien. Incidentally Bunt was con- fined for a while in the very cell that | O'Brien occupied and he read O'Brien's diary scratched on the wall. Bunt went over with the first lot bt U. . Engineers, and when he got there they sent him north to where Byng was getting ready for the Cam- brai attack. When Byng got into trouble the engineers helped out, as} everybody remembers, @ad Bunt found himself with two @@er engi- Reers holding a shell crater, Byng appaently knew nothing about that crater, for he threw ¢own ® barrage, and the crater tenants, | unable to «o forward or back, had| to camp under a canopy of flying shells for thirty-six hours—until the Germans came and captured them, a where the |neld for Lieut. \twenty-two, who was killed in flight In the corner by the barbed wire fence Buat found a sentry whom he greeted pleasantly and bayoneted. Then he crawled under and went away from there. He didn’t know where the United States was, but thought it was some- whe « in France, and thought Froce was around the bend of *he rood to the right. This was a mis- take, What he found was an am- munition train loading. So he helped load and then got on the train, figuring that the train would go to the front. It did Bunt got off and walked into the woods. He came to the River Oine, kicked off his boots and swam. The rmans fired at him, but missed. Then the Americans from the other side began shooting and the bullets came fearfully clo It was then that Bunt appealed to the universal affec- tion for Mike, came up out of the river and shook hands, But he was all in. They sent him to « hospital, where he had real food for the first time in many weeks. Presently his strength was sufficient He guesses he'll go to France again —if the war lasts long enough. | ee . SKY PARADE AT A FUNERAL. Mircle Aviators About Burial Cortege of Lieut, Butler, A fleet of airplanes hovered over| the Catholic Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New Rochelle this morning when funeral services were Butler, ‘Thomas J. at Miam!, Flu, last Wednesday. At the conclusion of the mass of requiem the fleet circled over the pro- ceasion to Holy Sepulchre Cemotery, Lieut, where buried. ‘The procession from the home o. Lieut. Butlers parents, Mr. and James Butler of No. 447 Main st to the church was escorted aero squad from Mineola. Slocum band played = and fired tthe grave, virls’ Butler's body will be partie!pat loped yesterday that t his lif rh r brought in such @ manner though injured, danger of being killed For Vigor a You need R. & G. Pills, containing ‘8 pumped misinfor- mation out of him, learned—at con- Bidcrable expense—how inaccurate it was, and sent Bunt to a pu cantp in the interior, where him in a dark ce When his eves mot used to the dark be found se! hes on the wall and there was one hour of the day when ould be read. The Pat O’Brien, said: ping to-da so Bunt | @cratched his own namo under Pat's, Slender or Stout We still have a number we offer here well as for future wear. Coolest Place to Shop 39 to 58 pretty and ser models, in ging: percale ... Made of serviceable and Beach Cloth, F gains cosrices ful selection ng dresses of sil and Voile, Exe: values SUITS—Made. of lity Worsted Me ky navy or ghay COATS — A. beau election of Silk Pc Cotton Dresses Serviceable dresses and striped Voiles, Ginghams, Foulard and Cotton Serge $195 $295 Brassieres 36 to 56 Bust. \\. 69e, Te, 95c J up to $1.45 Woniene« at tremendous reductions. opportunity to buy for your L.AABOR DAY needs as STOUT WOMEN FORENOON FROCKS — Very COTTON DRESSES— DRESSES—Of Tissue Voile and Gingham. Wonder SILK AND VOILE— For SLENDER WOMAN “222 made of plain, figured | Were up to $975. | ‘ $395 ful Lane Bryant, 23 West 38th St. eae llum for the liver, and its allied ctl for action upon the bowels. Do not be mis- | led by remedies which can give only a temporary effect, | containing habit forming, nerve de-| Do pot be tndveed to Stroying drugs. fake, medicines that ype Roe can rely on EO Pills are bots G. Pills— terre remedy harm can come to! RGF On’ you from their use—your own ae | 10c, 251 will tell you that. for travelling, and now he is on his way to his home in San Francisco to complete his convalescence. PE ald cra SIZES) —34 to 56 Bust of summer garments which A splendid 23 W. 88th St. Buy W.S. Ss. Bust viceable m and $195 Serge, Sig bar. $295 $495 Habutai eptional $'750 naire, $4] 08s wiful Silk Coats Silk Pongee, Shan Sik. Handsome Wonder- $750 values Re Cotton | dueed to Maternity Apparel The expectant mother, can now take ad- toge of the unusual in this sale 92.95 up $2.95 up 69¢ up $5.00 up 1.95 up 1.95 up laternity Corset Special price, $2.95 l Sizth Floor HE EVENING WORLD, TUKcD:. Lord ir 48th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Many Women Will Be Interested % In a Sale of wes Serge Dresses $29.50 ‘ Introducing Smart New Models at the Very Attractive Price. A timely offering planned to mect the early season demand for the practical, modish and very serviceable Tailored Dress. Extremely Effective Models, in navy blue and black Serges of excellent quality. Pleated Panels are introduced in a model on new straight lines, button trimmed and with round, collarless neck. Braid Strappings add a smart finish to the model illustrated, on graceful Redingote lines, An Unusual Dress Buying Opportunity. Third Floor. Final Clearance Sale of Wilton and Axminster Rugs These values cannot be duplicated when the present stock on hand is disposed of. Axminster Rugs Seamed extra heavy qualities. Limited quantities. 8144 x 10)4 feet....... teasnes $39.50 | a7x5sdinches........... ”. $3.25 GO £12 flee cacsecceess WAZOO | SOR FA INCHE. co.cc ccs ssc $6.25 Royal Wilton Rugs Oriental designs and colorings. GOA75 | 47S ba inches, ois 060 ei sess OOIeO BOLCOU PAO LOS INCHEB esc vcs sey ees $8.25 814 x 10}4 feet. 9 x12 feet Seamless Wilton Art Rugs Two-tone effects in desirable colorings. BIG SIOG fe6tiscvens carves. $65.25 GO X44 160t..0.5 G7 ZCAINONER. co 550548 edieiet $6.75 $69.50 | 36263 inches. ........0500805 $9.75 ‘ifth Floor Closing Week of the August Sale of Household Linens, Blankets, Comfortables Bed Spreads and Sheets and Pillow Cases Standard Grades From Regylar Stock at Reduced Prices. Mercerized Damasks Table Cloths and Napkins ‘Table Cloths x2 yards, reduced to.... x214 yards, reduced to. . ar ap Pure Irish Linen Damask Table Cloths and Napkins ‘Table Cloths 2x2 ee reduc ced ROG itceeheeens $5.95 . $7.95 ++ $2.75 . $3.25 yee 7 $9.75 yards, reduced to. ... . $3.95 Napkins tom ee dozen Plea ekl:) kins to match, dozen . $3.25 Fine White Blankets Plaid Blankets Reduced to.....0+0+++ pair $6.50, $8.50 | Reduced to..... pair $8.50, $10.75 Comfortables | Figured Mull covered, cotton filled | reduced to $4.75 | Figured Cambric covered, wool filled | reduced to $7.85 Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases The Celebrated **300" Brand at Greatly Reduced Prices Hemmed Muslin Sheets | Hemmed Muslin Pillow Cases 63x99 inches ++ $1.58 | 42x36 inches 63x108 inches. . $1.68 | : 72x99 inches $1.68 | * 81 i 72x108 inches $1.89 | 4543972 inches 81x99 inches ‘$1.98 | 50%3814 inches gox99 inches... . $2.10 54x36 inches Second Floor Bed Spreads White Crinkled Dimity, 62x90 inches... reduced to $1.95 80x90 inches White Crinkled Dimity, : reduced to $2.65 42x38)4 inches ‘LAST THREE DAYS Midsummer Sale of Furniture Every Article advertised herein will be offered Tomorrow only, at a Lower Price than we have ever before quoted. None will be exchanged. Purchases held (without storage charge) for future delivery if desired. Walnut and Mahogahy 00 Inlaid Oak Extension Table, Gray finish. $19.85 Extension tables. ..$. Chippendale $192.50 10 Piece Mahogany Suite 10 Piece Suite Mahogany $285.00 4 Piece Jacobean Oak Suit $165.00 . a - sas bas io) Rinces Mahocanye Dining oan lite 746 iach Side Odd M ane Bitlet board, 42 inch China Cabinet, 36 inch Serving Table, 48 $55.00 and $65.00 inch Extension Table, 5 Side Chairs and One Arm Chair. Reduced to.....40. sieeresebisinensines $195.00 20 Odd Serving ables Odd Dining Oak Extension | | 2°; © China te in Mahogany, Walnut an te " lye padited Room Chairs, ables, nut and Oa $19.85, 2 0, $35,00, $12.45 $5.00, $7.50 $15.00 & $25.00 Hemmed Huck Towels Hemstitched Huck ‘Towels. . All Pure Linen Hemmed or Hemstitched Hy Turkish Bath Towels Room Si Library, Di Room use. oad ot a7, 1918," James McCreery & Co. Fifth Avenue 34th Street Purchases Will Appear on Bills Rendered October Ist Last Three Days August Sale HIGH-GRADE FURS At Prices as Low as Similar Qualities a Year Ago The prices quoted will prevail only during the month of August August Sale Price August Sale Price August Sale Price PURCHASES WILL BE STORED, WITHOUT CHARGE, UNTIL NOVEMBER Ist. Hudson Seal Coats, made of choice skins; belted model with collar of fine Skunk. 185.00 Hudson Seal Coats with collar, cuffs and deep border of Nutria.. 147.50 Natural Muskrat Coats, made with Hudson Seal collar and cuffs 125.00 regularly 245.00 seecess Pegularly 185.00 Last Three Days August Sale McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE At % Price Purchases will be stored, without charge, until November Ist. The following item is illustrative of the remarkable values offered: Four piece Louis XVI. Model Chamber Suite finished in Ivory Enamel or Mahogany, including Dresse , Chifforobe, Toilet Table and Bed. 162.50 formerly $25.00 Last Three Days August Sale,— “McCREERY LINENS” At Less Than Present Wholesale Cost Superior Quality All Linen Damask Table Cloths 2x 2 yards | @ x 21% yards 2x 3 yards each 4.50 to 9.00 each 5.75 to 11.25 | each 6.75 to 13.50 Napkins tormbtehss ys cisuseseisneriieryeteset buabee ear ccncta res ...doz, 5.00 to 14,00 Towels at Less Than Mill Prices Last Three Days August Sale,-BED COVERINGS White Blankets, pink or blue borders: pair 4.50, 5.25 and 7.50 pair 5.50, 8.75 and 11.50 cach 8.50, 9.50, 10.50, 15.00 Last Three Days August Sale,—-ORIENTAL RUGS Persian Mahal Rugs fine weaves; 145.00, 175.00, 225.00 regularly 200.00, 250.00, 350.00 suitable for g Room and general Living Persian Arak Rugs Room sizes; extra fine quality; lustrous sheen and beautiful designs. 285.00, 325.00 to 450.00 regularly 400.00, 450.00 to 600.00 Priced for Absolute Clearance WILLOW CHAIRS & COUCH HAMMOCKS Willow Arm Chair, as illustrated; 6.75 Willow Wide Arm Chairs or Rockers with fine quality seat cushions. 7.75 Willow Wing Arm Chairs with fine quality seat cushions. 11.50 Khaki or Gray with fine seat cushions, formerly 8.50 formerly 11.25 formerly 16.25 . Pegularly 165.00 .. doz. 2.50, 3.00, 4.50 .doz. 3.00, 4.50, 6.00 doz. 7.50 and 9.00 doz. 3.00, 4.50, 6.00 | ——- >