The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 15

BROADWAY BUSES URGED 10 END‘ AND SUBWAY JAM Responses to Appeal to 15,000 for Ideas to Improve Thor- oughfare Keep Clerks Busy. ‘The “reaction” following the Broad: 'y Way Association's appeal to 15,000 New Yorkers for ideas for the tm- DProvement of main street, America’s greatest was an outpouring of suggestions which amazed the origi- nators. Clerks of the association i) worked for two weeks sorting out and classifying the replies to the circular and the results were made known } ously, to-day. ‘The citizens took the request seri~ Very definite expressions ‘were gathered as to improvements for which the need was generally demanded. ‘The men and women who use Broadway, nearly all of them, want better light in the hours after the merchants and theatre owners and hotel keepers feel it no longer profit- able to pay for electric current. Transportation line construction may have made necessary the tear- ~ ing up of pavements and sidewalks for twenty years or more, but the Public is tired of having its principal thoroughfare as changing and dangerous underfoot as No Man's Land. Parks and plazas are not finished ‘when a mere open waste of fenced off space is provided. Fresh soil, fertil- izer, sod, shrubery and flowers prop- erly cared for would refresh the whole city. Side street omnibuses operating from subway and elevated station corners would keep down the un- comfortable crowding There were many suggestions too, which applied to other highways with fs much force as to Broadway. Of such was a meek proposal that the Janitor who puts out ash cans might condescend to turn the hose on them for a moment or so that the dust Would not float up and down for a block when the street cleaning man dumped them into his cart. Also there was a man with a notion that the proprietors of moving picture theatres had no right to put their ticket windows on the street so that their patrons occupy a rent free side- walk space. And—of course—there was the man _who wondered how long it would take to Make everybody realize that there was only one cure for all such difti- pcuities, the single tax. CAMBRIDGE-OXFORD WILL MEET YALE-HARVA 8D, NEW HAVPN, Conn., May 22.—In- ternational contests in games and row- ing between Oxford, Cambridge and Harvard and Yale next year have been approved by the undergraduate com- mittee of the Yale Athletic Association, it 1s announced to-day, ‘The committes also has voted in favor of calling the new track “famous France. Bowl the Wilson Field, house to be constructed on the banks Overton Field, after Yale's runner, who was killed in The playing field at Yale and the boat ‘of the Housatonic River, the Sturtevan nt x Boat House, REE Al VETS GUESTS OF HONOR. | Gen. O'Ryan Dinner Given by Veteran Society. © Speakers at Veterans of Company G, 7th Regi- ‘ment, who helped break the Hinden- | fourg line, will be the guests of honor at dinner to bo given May 22 at tho rota Plaza by the Veteran Association in the ‘attack on the TiIndenbury compan: ot whic Proce oF an, '& former member of the | who commanded the division | "the outfit was a bart: Gen. De- ise, who commanded the regiment Une, | enh Mareton sak rake, | commanded men who ¢ compa) Phe fought in “une Une “will” be. a agit speakers. Ay riate ceremonies also will held to commemorate the heroism | twenty men who fell in battte. penne al ass WORK FOR BETTER PASTORS. Nerthera t Convention Urged | to Raise Standard. DENVER, May 2—Raising the stan | dard of Baptist ministers so that none ‘but well-qualified men in education, leadership and ‘backbone should oc- ‘upy pulpits of the denomination is ‘among the recommendations in the re- ay of the Committee on Ptandaraisas of the Ministry, which was nted to the vention to-day. he report of, the Laymen's Survey tee, which outlined a huge finan- Northern ‘Baptist ctal campaign and world evangelism je for the next five years, also was to be discussed to-day, oe MEMORIAL TO WAR HEROES, Hundreds tn © clty Hundreds of voices will mingle in one grand chorus of solemn songs for the! dead heroes of three wars at the sta- dium of the City College of New Yor an the night of May 29, A memorial festival, under the dtrec- 7 | tion of the seven greater war work or-| zation: r. Henry the public meeting. Five hundred has been arranged, wit! oun| h yan Dyke of Chairman of ‘Women are rehearsing the pageant to memoralize the dead of the Civil, Span- ish-American and the World W Veter: V. andt ried to the stadium in automobiles, ‘The speakers include Major Gen, Joby ORyan, Col, Dr, Stephen Wise. SLT SES ©, B. Clark, Aged Actor, Dies. f the G. A. R, the 8. W. American Legion will be car- “4 Theodore Roosevelt and Charles H. Clark, who played for twentr-five consecutive years witt Den- man Thom son ral services will be heli na to-morrow morning at No. 14 i Bast Street, Warial will be in cain A complete collection of | women’swhite tub skirts Characterized by fineness and individuality A collection we believe to be, on the whole, the most complete and best-thought-out collection of tub skirts in the city. Sizes run from 29 waist up to 32. In some models the waistlines run up to 39 inches. And these latter are the models that have been designed to give the most flattering lines to the large woman. Prices, $4.50 to $7.50. Little girls’ dresses $1 to $6.95 Miacelinneeit2 ecllection of all sorts of preity summer frocks which were $1.60 to $10.75; some of them show marks of handling. Gay organdies, empire styles with French knots, printed voiles, perky white lawns, dainty dotted swisses. Usually only one or two of a kind. White and colors. Nightgowns, dainty asa fine garment for baby $2 and $3.85 in the White Sale Of very, very fine batiste; made entirely by hand. At $2—ribbon-run hand-hemstitched casing and around the cap sleeves. In white gabardine four models at $4.50. The materials are irreproach- able. Every detail of belts, fasten- ings and seams are finished with excellent workmanship, ‘We have studied the effect of the pockets of these skirts when worn under a sweater or short sports coat—as a woman is most apt to You see we have thought. of everything. At $% are four models, At $5.95 are ten smart models that display original treatment of pockets and fastenings, White and lovely pastel-tinted skirts of organdie are also $5.95. At 96.75, gabardine and surf satin, Sizes 2 to 6 years in the lot, but not in each style. Third floor, Old Building —a lovely gown. Notions at lower prices 1,440 pairs, 63-in. round shoe At $3.85—(1) large motif of double hemstitching and embroidery; (2) punch and drawn work on sleeves and front Third floor, Old Building REAL—Play shoes wear them—and have designed the Pockets and placed them in the skirts accordingly—all the pockets ‘are new and original. At $7.50, surf satin; some tn black and white combinations, Second floor, Old Building Summer tub frocks, $7.85 250, in the White Sale ‘One style ts of French volle with laces for women’s high shoes, black, white, brown. 15c grade —two pairs for 15¢. 216 double covered garment shields with laced back, various sizes, 50¢ each. 720 silk tubular tie laces, 30-im., black, tan, mahogany or white, for boys First of all—they have no lining to shrink and wrinkle ‘when the shoos get wet (as all boys’ shoes do, very frequently). That’s a big point in favor of comfort. If you clean and ofl them once a week, they will stay strong, soft and comfortable. Sizes 10 to 1214 Sizes 13 to 2 Sizes 214 to 5} $3.50 3.75 Then, the shoes are made of 4.76 Another note about Men’s $23.50 suits The man may be 21—or 51— Or any age between; but— If he wants a Wanamaker suit that will give service and satis- faction— A two or three-button model— waist-seam or conservative— He can find it here at $23.50. The point IS —that at $23.50 a Wanamaker suit has certain well-defined features three-tier skirt, tucked white voile chemisette and white revers and collar. Another lovely style 1s of checked organdie with waistcoat effect and cuffs of white organdie finished with hand crochet buttons and double faced picot satin ribbon, ‘This has a charming sash and ts Just as pretty as anybody would wish, Two very effective models in gingham, Almost any color, Sizes 34 to 42. ab Main Aisle and Third Floor, Old Building The Down-Stairs Store is ready for a summer of service and economy Summer Comes One week more — then June. One week more — then the first summer holiday Decoration Day. The Down-Stairs Store— a store in itself—helps thou- sands of ‘people to a hap- Pies healthier, better time y providing the things that are necessary to health and happiness. Lower prices—something special always. Last —call for this special lot of — Women’s $2 and $2.25 Neckwear $1.45 These are the vests now wanted to wear with sum- mer suits—satin, crepe de chine, gabardine and or- janes nite and colors. reduction tells you how good they are. Down-Stairs Store, Old B’ldg. Women’s silk handkerchiefs 18¢ each A flurry in dainty silk handkerchiefs. 1,200 of them—crepe de chine, tub silk, and Jap. silk—plain or embroidered—white or colors. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. hardy hide, tanned twice—first is chrome to make it soft, tough and strong, then by a vegetable 0c grade, 20c pair. 800 pairs adjustable spring slip- per trees, large size tip, 25¢ grade, 15¢ pair. Main floor, Old Building process. The result is a leather which will wear 50 per cent. longer than elk leather. 175 suits lose their prices Sizes for women and misses Original prices $18.75 to $37.50 Friday —$14.75, $18.75 and $24.75 uick and happy clean-up of 175 very good suits that were eeiealy held for out-of-town customers. Three models, of all-wool serge and poplin, are now offered at $14.75. Ten models, of all-wool Jersey, se and tweed, ye $2475 at $18. 75. The re- mainder, of serge and silvertone, will be The Yana is excellent, Insta plenty of navy and black, some very goo’ sport shad les and all sizes as a whole from 14 to 44, Every suit should be gone by Friday night. Rotunda—Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Hand-smocked rompers, 85¢ We don’t often have rompers like these for 85c. Pink or blue chambray with white pique collars and cuffs, Sizes 2 to 6 years. Bloomer _ dresses, $1.75 Pink or blue poplin, with collar, cuffs and pockets feather-stitched by hand. Mother knows how useful these little dresses are. Down-Stairs Store Old Bldg. Ready with these new couch.... Hammocks Comfort? Try one and judge for yourself. Fine for the veranda, or the lawn. One model at $15.75 has a canvas-covered mattress, good springs, adjustable head and back rest. The stand to go with it is $5.50 to $7.75. Canopy, if desired, $7.50 to $9. Also--14 more at $12.75 These were among the first special lot that we adver- tised. Made with upholstered back. Down Stairs, Store, New Building Women’s raincapes— Light in” pace }93-99 These are good ones—-so thor- oughly ipractiea that every wo- man will see their good points immediately. The fabric is a light, single texture Bombazine—with every seam cemented. You can roll up the coat and place it in your traveling bag-- yet it is ample in width, and sturdy in quality. Good for street wear—fine to ar aa over the bathing at the beach. Tan only. Sizes 34 0 Raincoats, too,. for $3.95 Made of the same light-weight cloth—with cemented seams, patch collars and storm collars. Sizes for both women and misses. Down-Stairs Store, Old Building The last of these misses’ silk frocks Good-bye to them because assortments are broken. Only 75 in all—of good taffeta —mostly with Georgette sleeves. In navy, brown, green, black and copenhagen. None was less than $14.75 Originally Many were more than $14.75. Friday......... Broadway side—Downstairs, Old Building $11 “Sample”’ silk skirts means IMPORTANT 51 of them—rich, Summer ra ualities that go so nicely with velvet coats, sweaters, frilly blouses. Baronet satin, Pussy Willow silk, plain taffeta, Georgette and trico- tine. Plain white and fancy effects—but scarcely any two alike. Choose at $14.75. Rich wool plaids for misses, $14.75 Sports plaids and checks make useful skirts for Miss 14 to 20; and these are the happy, 1 re styles that radiate Summer joy. Smartly fashior Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Sizes 6 to 10 Boys’ Shoe Shop Burlington Arcade floor, New Building of quality and service that live and last. Broadway Corner at Eighth Street Spring sale of toilet articles Soaps, Brushes, Sundries, Rubber Goods, Less Than Our This is our Spring sale. the week. So, if Regular Prices We have prepared for it on a broad scale— you cannot come tomorrow, a out this price list, and come Saturday. Prices quoted include federal tax wherever Soaps Palmolive Soap. Woodbury’s Soap Resinol Soap Packers Tar Soap. Physicians and Surgeons .9¢ cake Lifebuoy Soa Wrapped Toilet Si 8B cakes Wabna Bath Table Pears Scented Soap. ...19¢ cake Pears Unscented Soap. . 14e cake Williams Shaving Stick... .25¢ Transparent VioletSoap 10¢ cake Waits, Castile 2-lb. betty fst white c Castile grade...... A Imported Spani ile Soap— $b. bar... $1.25 bar Special (White or Green) Vanity Powder and Rouge (Tax included in the price) Large box Brunette rouge. . 15¢ Metal box powder and rouge.25¢ Vanity compact powder and rouge with puff, 15¢ Combination box of compact powder and rouge...... 400 Manicure Articles (Tax included in the price) Cutex Cuticle Remover 30c size, 27¢ 6c size, 50¢ Cutex Nail White 30c size, 27¢ Cutex Nail Cake 30c¢ size, 27¢ Cutex Paste Polish 30c size, 27¢ Cure & Enamel Liquid 30c size, 27¢ Luster-ite nail enamel cake, st size 1 yglo nail polish, 25¢ size... Hi buffers, removable characte, ays 6and7 laches. special... -25¢ Cuticle scissors, 7 Nail crayon, ph Flexible emery boars Small emery boards, Hoof orangewood sticks, spe two for Red rubber “bath” sprays, large sprayer, $1 grade Te Wahna Preparations (Tax included in the price.) 402. Wonderful Cold Cream 37¢ grade. 4008 Ocbeae Wahen G3e grade, 47¢ 402. Ruff Skin Cream '87¢ grade, 26¢ 1 oz. Directoire p ic 16 oz. Violet ammonia, 25¢ evade, 28 oz. Violet ammonia, 40¢ grade, 16 oz. Witch hazel, 42¢ grade ire 82 oz. Witch hazel, 78¢ gi 63e 16 oz. Imported bay rum, 8 oz. Liquid soap, special. 2 0 ender wate: bottle, special... 2 oz. Eau de cologne, “Cathedral special... . 82 16 sal Boronymo ‘iguid, Rs Barony Barc tooth paste, 30c ‘rade, Face powder, special. . Bath Crystals in 16-oz. glass jars, verveine or geranium, $2.60 grade, $1.82 Bath Crystals, large fancy jars— verveine or geranium, 9208 8-o2. hair tonic, 80c grade. .52¢ Poudre de Riz, 3bc grade.. 16 oz. Bouquet toilet water, large fancy glass stoppered bottles; apeaal Rubber Goods Rubber-lined sponge + bags, as- sorted styles and sii 65: colors, special... Double rubber divin, sorted colors, special...... Set of fountain syringe attach- ments, tubing and attachments, special... . Sanitary rubber aprons, Sanitary towels, Venu package, special Toilet Brushes Cushion-back hair brushes, Hughes Ideal, special 90e Ebony hair brushes—real wood hair brushes, stiff bristles, as- sorted styles; $1 % sey grades, Be to $2.50 Tooth brushes, oe 2 for 25¢ Tooth brushes, imported, stiff Liege assorted styles Brushes and Sundries Nail brushes, assorted, 25c aod Bbc grades... Nail brush: sizes, 65¢ to $1 grades Bath brushes, detachable han- dies, special 25¢ Complexion brushes, 85¢ rade, Whisk brooms, 35c grade... .25¢ Women's ivory celluloid combs, “seconds,” 30c grade......15¢ Lai ivory celluloid bey perfect, apecial Sanitary wool puffs, cto sizes, 10c, 15¢ and 25¢ grades, 8c, 12¢ and 20¢ Velour puffs, assorted and 15c grades va chatty “seconds' Ze tal “tooth brush ‘holder, te 1 caffatsid tooth brush shields... 8e Metal trench mirrors, 25¢ ores, Perfume atomizers, special. . .40¢ Cretonne and kid vanity bags. 25¢ Rubber and Sanitary Goods Fountain syringes with tubing and attachments, “seconds” in finish; $1.50 grade. 50c Wanamaker moulde naroon water bottles, 2 qts......$1.75 Wanamaker moulded maroon fountain syringes, 2 qts.... $2 Metal hot water bottles, guaran- teed, special 1.25 Rubber face sponges, 15¢ arate, 10¢ Manicure stick,hoof, dozen... 7¢ Small flexible pocket files, = to last through Toilet Articles 5 (Tax included in the ede Maseathrow Leap y pte LO a Tintex, assorted shades 25¢ size, 16c Hair Pre, ofc Toilet Articles (Tax included in the price) Dental floss in glass container. 120 pee bath tablets, box Pond’ Pond’ Pond’ nected large. Phillips’ Milk of Magnes: Odorono, small. Odorono, medium, Odorono, large Mum Mando, Delatone. Tooth Powder and Paste Albodon tooth paste. . Kolynos Tooth Paste. . .20c, Pebeco Tooth Paste. ... .35¢ e880) i ark s83783 rene iu Pepsodent tooth 5 itol paste. Pyorrhocide tooth powder. Calox tooth powder. . Mouth Washes Hecodens, +. at Thermal 50 size. ine, Listerine * i Diox am) oy 3 Phy drogen, 1 bot. te Pero’ Creams (Tax included in the price) Mennen’s Shaving Soap 50c tube, 39¢ Daggett & Ramedell’s cold ¢ Pond's vanishing cream, tube..19¢ Pompeian night cream, jar.. Woodbury’s facial cream, tube cream, large. . pangs 's cold cream, large Dr. Charles’ Flesh Food. Face Powders (Tax included in the pies) Java rice Pussy Willow powder. . ‘ Talcum Powders (Tax included in the price) Manan’ 's violet and borates. tal Baby Gorviocats waleute Seu ve violet and Frey tal Main Aisle and Toilet Goods Count Mai