The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 11

po tie ante relieved Ere Examination rapt. sib ad a Cee Pinca Chaascaa testo | ON Aa A ll hee me ——.— Two Teuton-Born Liquor Dealers Arrested for Selling Whiskey to Children. William Polonko, a native of Hun- gary, who has a saloon at No. 126 Sec- ond Street, Passaic, and Abraham Eng- ler, born in Austria, who keep a sn- Yeon at No 182 Third Street, in the; this morning, having been arrested sie saloons for their pare HARVARD MAKES same town, were arraigned to-day in| meanwhile by @ policeman, y had tought from drugs’ the Passale Police Court charged with| "“Chicory"+that ts one explanation ha sald he selling Hquor to minors. caused by three women of Passaic in-| Weber said to-day. He learned that ga: terested in child welfare and members| one of the old world customs brought # aecteee* full of revolvers and of the Monday Afternoon Club, They|>¥Y parents of many children was ttets. are Mrs. I. W. Sylvester, a member of| drinking a beverage made from the Passaic Board of Education; Mrs,|Chicory. He, tried some of the 4 J. who is Assistant School Supertntea-| lke @ horse.” torium, No, 535 West 121et Street, will | that school for members of the mill- dent ws But this has not pacified Passaic be aided by many tary and naval services of the United ‘The trio youterday afternoon sont| i" View of the revelations made by 4nd profess r bis States or her allies. gna foiaed ten-year-old Andrew Pylask: Miss Alma L. Smith, Principal of Clevencyeatcold Anale Brea tyto tha} Public School No. % that more than win be predemt te distribute the prises, | from approved colleges ware admitted ———— 1 to th iw Sehool, Uni tl saloons to buy whiskey, and each ro-| 200 Duplls, beth boys and girts, under jo the der the new turned with half a pint. The women] roimen: went into the saloons, showed thelr under" the Y indents ao hacer ‘and Ment that the Todd Dry Dock and Con-| Proved college, and evidence and arrested the men, who| 4 struction Company of Seattle would THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER of why so many Passalc school ohil- dren have been going to school The arrest of the saloon keepers was| “doped,” Truant OMeer Herman F. occasion we seized College Record, en Grand Rally te Close Baxaar, ind tally for the closing of the B, Fitchette and Mra. Robert Yatts,| Chicory “and went home and slept bazaar held in Corpus Christi Audi. evening. John pastor, and his assistants CO eee ot in ‘sohool | SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. &.~Announce. | years’ setiptactery, work at en Miss Smith Has obtained trom 290 shortly besin gonstruation, of thr that is necesea refused to accompany them to the po- Of there childrem details of how they mored cruisers the United lice station, The men were in court] bave been able to nuy liquor in east i od was simae Were, van ¥.S! ai Will Close Out Saturday 300 Smart Trimmed Hats Stunning models of Panne Velvet, Metallic Cloth and Beaver, in the season’s newest shapes. Formerly Priced up to 15.00 Reduced to 5.00 Included in this offering is a Important Sales Saturday _ §00 Girls’ School and Dress Coats Offering Extraordinary Values } Girls’ Velour Cloth and Mix. belted and | 13.75 | ture Coats, smart pleated models. Girls’ superior quality Velour Cloth Coats, Nutria fur collar; | lined and interlined. Special Special | 22.50 special purchase of Satin and Fur combination Hats—smart effects 5.00 a =o [SS OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & G 34th Street—New York Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Velveteen Coats Dressy models of Velveteen, light and dark colors, trimmed with Nutria, | 39 75 Squirrel or Mole; silk lined and interlined. 10 to 16 years. Reduced to r Thirty-fourth Street 500 Women’s Blouses all smart, desirable models, variously developed in crepe Georgette, crepe de Chine and tub silks (the crepes in flesh- tone and white, the silks in novelty stripes), will be offered to-morrow at the extraordi- narily low price of $3.85 each Every Blouse in this Sale is worth considerably more. (The Sale will be held on the Second Floor) Attractive. Values will be obtainable to-morrow (Saturday)in Girls’ Coats and Dresses (suitable for practical Winter wear) at the following greatly reduced prices: ' Girls’ Coats—i0 to 16 years Girls’ Burella & Cheviot Coats, green and brown pierre 16. 75 lined and interlined Special Girls’ Coats, in desirable models and materials: Sizes 6 to 10 years . reduced to $14,25 Sizes 10 to 16 years . reduced to 22.50 Girls’ Velour Cloth Coats, with Nutria fur collars; full lined and interlined. Special 27.50 | Girls’ Serge Dresses, smart and becoming: Sizes 6 to 12 years . reduced to $10.50 (Second Floor) Misses’ Coats of Velour Cloth, with collars of Seal or Nutria | Pur. Silk lined and interlined. Also Plush Coats. Marked at Unusually Attractive Prices Special | To Close Out At Greatly Reduced Prices Misses’ Suits and Dresses 39.75 Girls’ Serge, Velvet and Party Dresses Taken from the Regular Stock Misses’ Fashionable Fur-Trimmed Coats Sizes 14 to 20 Years, Suitable for Small Women Of superior Velour Cloth, in desirable colors; large collars of | 28 00 | Raccoon and Seal; full lined and interlined. Special if Little Children’s Woolen Sweater Suits (consisting of Sweater, Drawer-leggings, Cap and Mittens) will be on special sale toemorrow, in the Hosiery Department at $8.50 per complete suit These Suits are made of brusited wool, in white, castor, Copenhagen blue and Oxford gray. They are especially desirable for cold- weather wear, and are equally appropriate for tiny boys and girls, from 2 to 6 years, (First Floor) Veiour Cloth and Silvertone, with handsome collars of Nutria or Seal. Silk lined ang 50. 00. interlined, Special d 7 Me Kean areeves!Law School Wilt Temporarily Ad- r mit Those With Three Year CAMBRIDGE, Mann, Deo. 6.—Hars vard’s law faculty has temporeril, lowered the bara for admission tl Heretofore only holders of degresa ‘Three Armored Cratsers te Be Matit. | order of things a certificate of three <||PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET © evidence of fur. jough or peneenn Gischares is ail he com- ioe . and continue east A MADISON AVENUE’ FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 4 Men’s High-grade All-leather Shocs (laced and buttoned models) | are on sale on the Sixth Floor, at the extraordinarily reduced price of $6.85 per pair Sirloin or MMAR TC, oe house Hindquarters Genuine Spring wu. 8. rot Witsissnle ars id Reta ah SHEN 295 Eighth Ave., ™* Thirty-fifth Street ~ A Clearance Sale of Women’s Winter Coats > for to-morrow (Saturday) will offer unusual values in a number of attractive fur-trimmed models, the sizes of _ which aré not complete, and which have © therefore been reduced to ; $28.00 & $45.00 | (Women's Coats, Thitd Floor) will be specially priced for to-morrow Silk Taffeta Umbrellas, in black and the |. wanted colors, with smart leather-loop | handles; special value at » + $3.85 | } Silk Umbrellas of superior quality, the * handles effectively. decorated with colored 4 bakelite and finished with wrist-loop of silk ~ cord; special value at . . . $4.75 | Women’s Silk Umbrellas! rf (Nothing more desirable for a Christmas gift than one of these Umbrellas.) I l A Quantity of Woolen Lengths (suitable for Dresses, Skirts and Coats) 2 wil! be placed on sale for to-morrow at greatly reduced prices. i Broadcloths, plaid suitings, plain and eme 4 broidered velours and serges, and embroide ered voiles will be included in this offering, as well as a number of smart coatings. At the same time Semi-made Plaid Skirts | (all woo!) in a stylish plaited model, will be sold at the special price of I $9.50 | (Sale in the Wool Dress Goods Dtp’t, First Floor) a of ae \