The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1918, Page 13

IE PRET ET TRIER YET EI TA TIN INTRON PY NT THE EVENING WORLD, WE DNESDAY, AUGUST 28, em ERENT: * BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GCLLINS & G Fulton Street, Brooklyn WILL CLOSE OUT THURSDAY About 400 Pairs Pumps & Oxfords An accumulation of the season's | desirable models, in Patent Leather, Tan Calfskin and White Canvas, hand turned soles, Louis XV. heels. Formerly Sold at 6.75 to 8.00 3.75 All Sizes Represented, But Not in Each Style No Approvals No Credits ata THEATRES. ve, Tare, WINTER GARDEN Ss, 1°07 pit PASSING SHOW: Me i M. Com'cing To-mor'w Wag om REPUBLIC 3),428', "3 _MARJORIE RAMEN COHAN & HARRIS 43.3 [THREE FACES To A Grent ALLEGIANCE” Marines DAVID BELASCO Presents War Play TIGER ROSE BROADHURST HUDSON Yat Beane | | HE BIDNT'Y Want TOOT SAM BERNARD & LOLs” MANN | in Tribune, “FRIENDLY ENEMIES" CENTURY’ ot eipnel LIBERTY i... “| “GOING l uP” VAUDEVILLE, Mr. & Mie * Sie Brewin KEEP HER SMILING Maxine Elliott's! Wang Ho Pre aa Mat Tod's Hosen LONG. ACRE * ( THE BLUE PE, an = Bina I ea Metts Te ‘Lavet ng Hi She Ser ie, Sleep “Clever Writing, Fresh Humor, eP Taste and Keal Charm,"—Times. MAYTIME y;, sHuaERT [Riven pattan ‘ {of this country into the conflict. |tary Committee, |Americans not to heckle, badger or | Kentucky \high in leadership and was nomi- \complaint of - FEPROCIOR'S a a ne 3 | SENATOR OLLIE JAMES =| DEAD AFTER ILLNESS OF SEVERAL MONTHS Kentucky Statesman Was One of the Most Outspoke@ Supporters | of Administratiog on War. BALTIMORE, Aug. 2%.—United States Senator Ollie M. James, Ken- tucky, died at 6.6° o'clock ‘this morn- ing at the Johns Hopkins Hospital here. For several months the Senator from Kentucky had been a patient at the hospital suffering from stomach trouble, When he was admitted to ‘the institution it was not believed that he was in any danger, but, his condition became critical several weeks ago. His wife and brother, Edward K. James, were at his bed-\ side when he died. Senator James was one of the most aggressive and outspoken supporters of the Administration on all war poll- cles from the moment of the entrance nis last appearance at the Capitol was on Feb. 14, when he delivered a fiery speech in answer to an attack on the War Department made by Senator Chamberlain, Chairman of the Mili- He appealed to all handicap the President, and declared, “We are going to make the Kaiser hand over his sword.” The Senator was an idol of the Democrats. He ranked nated to succeed himself in the re- cent Kentucky primaries by an over- whelming vote. Senator James in 1912 was perma- nent Chairman of the Democratic Convention at Baltimore which nomi- nated President Wilson. He headed the Kentucky delegation to Demo- cratic national conventions in 1904 and 1908, served in the House in the Fifty-eighth and Sixty-seco gresses, and had been in thi since 1913, when he succee Thomas H. Paynter, He was recently renominated for the Senate. Senator was forty-seven James as born in Marion, 71 everal of bis live in Marion. Aug. 28.—Both f Congress adjourned imme- day upon announcement of death of Sena sof Ken tuc ky. Committees James home at Marion to the dead colleagues and resolutions « adopted, President Wilson s° ter of sympathy KING OF THE HOBOES”” ON ARMY MAN'S COMPLAINT Davis Says It’s Spite Work and That He Is in Federal Service Too. Jeff Davis, thirty-five years old. known as “King of the Hoboes,” who pave his address as No, 244 West 4th und his occupation as a sal s arrested early this morning @ d 47th Street. He is held West et of Head rgt. Hal Give urters Division No. U. 5. A., sta dat Newport News, who charges s wrongfully represented himself as nt of the Department of Justice. said that he and Olver mot this ana Davi. morning for the first time since Olver was arrested in Baltimore six weeks igo on a charge of wearing sergeant's rons to which he was not entitled. | oly r blamed him | r ad been had col they were which men as Ju Customs Ho squad SLAIN ON RIVER BOAT, BODY THROWN OVERBOARD That Is Theory in Hastings Murder | Mystery — Victim Not SEVENTEES ) ANT WEEK after 8M Gers STEEPLECHASE. cow V8 FUNNY PLACE, Yas ae, Dancing, toler | Other Attractions, — Di | PRESENTS PWOTO PLAYS. | eee E 1 feril tt. fe Millen | Tut ‘ tw ¥o by | IVOLI|, Biay, 40 St OAD WE NY CRASHING THROUGH ia is TO BERLIN" Mightioat of all Var Spectacles ‘ | Social Follies STAR fy ania, ‘The World may be be ot The {nnogent "Maids Fale stan i sill Laing Mat. T Ww y/ NIGHTS AT ud com i gv ee ica | Hoey and Lee Remi Max Spiegel’. | Identifed. New York police have peen asked o aid in establishing the tdentity of a d_ man whose bo: Hudson Riv yesterday, 1 it eighteen hours head, and all hi was washed shore at Has had been dead 1 blow ¢ | the v | | Pay six pla ated indu advertised In T to “Lost and F 103, World Bu for thirty days. eft at any of The World's Advertising Agencies, or can be telephoned directly to The World. Cail 4000 Beekman, New York. oP ,Brookiya Office, 4100 Main, CHOIR GIRL IS DROWNED. Rector of Church Dive: te Save Si Margaret Menzel, ed = fifteen years, of Cedar Grove, N. J.. was drgwned while bathing in Verona Lake yesterday afternoon. The body in Vain was recovered fifteen minutes Inter by Mayor Slayback of Verona, who grappled for It from a rowboat after the Rev. Robert B. McKay, rector of David's Episcopal Church, Cedar Fourteeuth Street FROM WEST SIDE =Uine— B'way and Lenox Ave. Branches to 14th St. Direct (Express Stop) (No Change of Cars) FROM BROOKLYN saa Gps 14th St. Direct (Express Stop) (No Change of Cars) THE STORE EASY TO REACH By Way of Interborough Subway to 14th Street THE NEW WAY— NO CHANGE WAY-—5 ct. WAY Grove, had dived repeatedly in an ef- , fort to eave the girl. Miss Menzel was one of the choir girls at St. David's Church. The choir was holding its annual outing at Verona Lake. ———— Serbian Minister to U. 8. Named. WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.—Dr. Slavko Grouitch, now Serbian Minister to Switz erland, has been appointed Minister to the United States to succeed Minister Lioubomir Michailovitch, wh resigned on account of fl heal HH FAR Nj STOCK CLEARANCE. West of Fifth Avenues FROM EAST SIDE ee Jerome Ave. and Bronx Branches via Lexington Ave. to 14th St. Direct (Express Stop) (No Change of Cars) FROM QUEENS Ca 14th St. Change at Grand Central. First Express Stop is 14th St. aaty Fourth Ave. Broadway Sub Also all Broadway Elevatec to Fourth Ave. B'way Subwa: Hearn Store Quickly rom Ev Queen Anne Period 4- Piece Ameri can Wainur Dining Room Suite, as Mlustrated 51895" Kroehler Kodav Mahogany finished. frames upholstered with fine imitation Spanish Leather, Th joes not nclude $44.5 mattress 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 Grand Street Cor, Driggs Ave $100 WORTH OF E Bring This Advertisement With ms urnished Brarnshed 76] Chiffoniers Genuine Fine c otton 5O0e Weekly Chiffonters cry He,,will sell e “malt f $8) Hota shit By Way B. R. T. Subway (The New Way—Quick W ay—s5 ct. Way) to rath Street crossing Williamsburg Bridge transfer at Canal St. station 750+ 752-ENGHTH AVE. 8 IN@BROTHERS' Sieauients Biggest Credit House BROOKLYN Py Moxnas' "ae EVENINGS. ‘a way direct to Union Square. d lines and connec ng lines y without extra fare. and Easily Reached erywhere Figures LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS TO ALL. Our Terms Apply Also to New ‘Jersey, Long and Con. necticut, APARTMENTS FURNISHED From $75 Up on Credit. COLUMBIA & CORTINA \ Foreign Language \Records for Sep- ember on Sale, Write for MAILED FREE. WE SELL ON CREDIT. Catalogue. Columbia 4 Grafonolas From $20 Up. Also 4 Recordy on Credit with Every Machine. Lad Seine redit AVE aaa 164, 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street RMMTURE $1 WEEKLY You and Get Your TEN Per Cent Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Account Clothing ‘or Your Whole Family on Easy Terms oom Furnished « ee Mattresses! ave Weekiy WEEKLY Cabinet Ke- Ce the large a eA NUS BUSINESS HOURS 10 A. M. TO 6 P, M. ‘HEARN Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue Last 2 Days! AUGUST SALE Important Savings in Every Department August Sale Depts. Include :— Muslins Sheetings Blankets Quilts Comfortables Tickings Linens Towels Towelings Pillows Rugs Curtains and Draperies Shades Soaps Silverware Cutlery Flannels Following for Today and Tomorrow The Store for Everybody “If atores advertise banking hours,” writes one of our oldtime customers, “whencan we women workers shop?” Last Days of August Sale’ Muslins,Sheets,Pillow Cases SHEETS PILLOW CASES Subject to Slight Imperfections that in no way impair the wear. SE a ES EE Se Ne ee WAMSUTTA WAMSUTTA ‘ wate ram —_ ee Our New Store Hours of 00x 90......... $8.08 L.D7 | sex30.. 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. 00x 99... \99.34 2.04 | sensors... ‘ Solve the Problem 090x108 $3.09 4 59 aa Gives our co-workers additior NEW REDFORD 63 5O time at home mornings—eases 60 2 early morning rush-hour traffi Worth enables women workers (and their NEW REDFORD i. nun ber increases every day) to do * lee. Worth Baie, necessary shopping after 5 P. M.— oe [MRT — ° conserves fuel, man power 65x 99 meatt yt) ‘ 39 AG woman power. sx108 | ae.86 i coe os tr Store closed all day Saturdays im 72x 90 2.69 Ls 45x40 ¢ “0 ° Summer as originated by us 18 72x 99 lens ‘ 50x36 69 On years ago. Taxto8 gait WAMSUTTA PERCALES : 4 Six 09 \as4 t | Werte R1xtO8 \as.40 42x30 Os arsine 90x 90, est 2x40! 9 ose soit vext0!4 a Men’s Summer 90x 108. $3.69 $5x4014., 7” . WAMSUTTA PERCALES 54x36 79 Suits < ——— SaxhOly 86 Pang Size before hemming. 12 95 Ha pepe These sale ortees will continae tor . 65x108,.. lance of month, However. pare pops Cannet oremice full sasertment. Our regular $18.50. 19x 90 43.14 of sises for that veriod. Extra Sap Manele Suits in gray, | . green an jue stripes, all possess~ 72x108 83.49 SHEETING ing the same high grade workman- Bix 90. Muslins—-Fruit of Loom, Lons- ship that has made HEARN Rix 99 dale, Hill—our reg. .36 27 CLOTHES popular—tongs, regu- B1x108,. Limit 20 Yants, lars and stouts. 90x 90 % Also High-Grade Summer Suits, 90x 99 Bleached Sheetings two piece, in tan, gray and cream 90x108 54-inch (for single size beds) | regulars and stouts- 99x 99.... VAIURMB ss ccreeseosiesate B87 our reg. $9.95.... . 6.95 “No Mail or Telephone Orders on Above, Special for Thursday House Frocks Our reg. #3.84 to $4.04 2.92 Good looking and practical fracks of chambray and gingham in plain colors and pretty two-tone stripes ~-also attractive models of white pique. STOCK CLEARANCE OF WOMEN’S& MISSES’ COATS Were $18.74 to $23.74. 9.75 ‘ The group comprises a varied assortment of the season's’most desirable styles, materials and colors. In the Same Section: WHITE TUB SKIRTS Reduced for Final Close-Out Attractive Models for Sports and Dress Wear Sizes 36 to 46 Were $2.97 and $3.97...........55 To clear 1,77 Were $138 ......6505 Bes iy To clear ,77 (Choice) Cream of Tomato Soup, with . . Croutons Reduced icken Seu Bathing Sutts *3" 2.94 Cera Soup Prices Take a Downward Dive! Originally priced $4.74 and $6.75 The lot includes Mohair and Satin models in the popular one- Bathing Caps. Chicken Patty Boiled Potato. Summer Squash Assorted Cold Cuts. Potato Salad. Imported Sardine Salad Dessert (choice) also knitted suite 84 to 04 slip-on style Navy Blue and Black .. Now .29 and .39 were Also Bathing Shoes- Greatly Reduced Cottage Pudding, Lemon Sauer, Preserved Pears. 5 ice Cream and Cak ‘BEDSPREADS katt Dage—auiguet cae en Chee “Ming | Hi cai arden nae TOWELING assorted value $1.07 +67 | | Linen Toweling—Firm, close weave Hemmed or Scalloped Spreads catiead Gartoemer 44 nize—value $2.07 24 pur faa Ad BL Introductory Sale of Hemmed Crochet Spreads, PES. Saar eres piets R d t WwW full size 42.9 ‘otton Toweling—Colored borders a = Marseille de pe dish and roller use ey eaday- to ear é 34 sive « 83.97 2 our re “3 . 2 Marseilles full size Linen Crash—-colored borders Fall Hats medor , our reg. 27 . 8.97 | | White Linen—for dress and fancy 3 84 Marseilles ete e our reg. 81.77 145 White Linen—00 in, wide—suitable Our rep, 06.06 for bed linen and all dees Available in BLACK and COLORS purposes—our reg. $2.67, 2.07 Large hats, small hats. Lots of me- dium size, A a wide diversity of shapes and styles—sailors, mush- MORNING SPECIALS ~ Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P.M. | rooms, turbans and picture hats, ] ' No Majlor Telephone Orders | many of which are copies of exclusive , . designs, draped or Towns, en- ° 2.27 | $2.98 Crochet Bed Spr 1.041 | tirely of velvet or attractively worsteds | | finish — large siae —~ good With satin. Simpke, yet 1 ‘ ry on ing smartness, are the Deer TIRE FLOOR, | MUBLING-—BAREM EDT, methods and materials used in trim $1.95 Boys’ Wash Suits 1.65 | 97 cf, Mohair SiciBennes. os | | ing 4 q Oneen a 4 In cream, gray, tan, navy~firm, { coer rer 4 DIRS GOODS —MALN FLOOR, Interest Coupons for 129 Days HOV S CLAYPLING) THIRD FLAKE prim 45 ct Yord-wide Cuting Flannel . is 78 ct. Pongee, 34 in. ide sets Pee 45,% LIBERTY LOAN BONDS 4 -BABPMENT, SLL MAIN #1008. Due Sept. 18, 1916 will be accepted by us NOW at $1.00 Men's Otis Balbriggan Underw'r.,. .79| | their face value in payment for ns new Short ale shirts—rib or hem purchases, RIM \ plbon tall_-double seat. drawers. W et. Children's Khaki Play Suite. .08| MEN'S PURNISIINGR—MAIN FLOOR, nove PeRvisHINis “THIRD BLOOR, | $1.27 Little Tete’ White Dresses, ...... 4 | | BARGAINS bere are not confined 18 ct. Children's Rompers .b8| Fine quality—nainsook or lawn to one section, but are on EVERY Light and jum stripes—alao with lace or embroidery trimmed floor, in EVERY department, for plain colors > 6 years. sizes to 6 years. BOYS’ PURNISHINGS—THIRD FLOOR, INFANTS DEI'T.S6BOOND FLOOR, EVERY ONE, x