The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 9

HOPE 10 DOUBLE SALVATION QUOTA ASCHECKSPOURIN echaatiffetaass Workers Renew Drive With * New Slogan, Substituting, ‘Crullers’ for ‘Doughnuts.’ A public noon in Cheoks for crullers instead of “Dollars for doughnuts” was the battle cry of the Salvation Army to- day, The checks poured into the , barracks in large numbets, The donors were mostly Masonic lodges, yal Arcanum councils and minis- ts, The donations from the minis- | ters were more from the Individuals | than their congregations, and were ac- companied by cheerful and kindly mes- gages, Mrs. Henry D. Brookman, No, 5 Hast 10th Stret, sent a check for $1,000, the largest received during tho morning. Another for $289 was sent by Dr. George W. Kosmak, No, 28 Hast Yist Streét, representing the Dalance left from a dinner given by leading physiclane of the city for ‘Dr. Alexander Lambert. The Mointyre sisters, Gladys and Irene, were to fly over New York this morning, but had to abandon the trip on account of the fog. Instead, they elected to preside over the meeting at the Public Library at 1 o'clock, as- sisted by various movie stars from the Famous Players, At 8 o'clock this afternoon they will desoend upon Belmont Park with doughnuts by the wholesale, each doughnut being a Guarantee of good luck at the races. Commanders Dorothy Smith and Margaret Ferrand are conducting the drive at the Grand Central and Penn- sylvania terminals to-day, assisted by Lieut. Col. Cecil G. Williams of the Canadian Army. Joff Davis, “King of the Hoboes," and his jazs band opened @ meeting at noon at the Vic- tory -rch and will play Fifth Avenug during the afternoon. With the second half of the drive beginning to-day, Brig. Gen, Cor- nelius Vanderbilt announced that one- third of the city's queta had been raised. At the rate money is coming in he hopes to double the quota of $1,500,000. Gen. Vanderbilt is Chair- man of the Greater New York Com- ih largest 8! le donation was re- cetved yesterday in a check for §$10,- 000, from Mr William = Douglas * Bloane; $1,000 checks were received from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vander- bilt, Ogden Mills, Mrs. Fannie Isa- della Beecher and Edwin J. Berwind, ogg the $500 contributors were Mrs. Finiey J. Shepard, Mrs. C. B. Ajexander and Frederick Hatch There were a number of gifts of $100 and $200. The demand for doughnuts has more than taxed Mrs, Vincent Astor's kitchen and her cooks, But relief came to her yesterday when Eugene Miller, Secretary-Treasurer of the Bowman chain of hotels, notified her that the hotels would supply all the doughnuts necessary for the cam- paign. The offer was gladly Chet Leony of the Ce Chet ‘Seres of the Biltmore, who cooked for President Wilson on the George Washington, are now busy turning out 100,000 “sinkers” with a crew of 400 cooks. The doughnuts ER FERRY SERVICE PROMISED STATEN ISLAND Commissioner Delaney Tells of Plans for New Boat, Piers ‘ted and Slips. Better terry service for Staten Island is promised by John H. Delaney, Com- missioner of Plant and Structures, He addressed the Gtaten Island Civic ‘League last night at a meeting in Bor- ough Hall, St. George. Geveral speakers denounced the pres- ent service and showed the population of the island had increased from 73,000 in 1905 to 110,000 in 1918 with ap- proximately the same ferry service. ‘Traffic has sed 44 per cent. 17,000,000 persons are carried boats cach year, it was stated, Commissioner Delaney promised new siips and piers, a new ferry boat to cout $600,0! and sald the Richmond, a ent undergo: next week, MRS, LESLIE CARTER’S EFFECTS UP AT AUCTION Once Famous Americ American Actress Said to Be Now a Patient in gale began at 2 o'clock thia kas BV ENING WORLD, 4919. HMUMBDAY, MAX 44, tarium, 16 will continue Friday Sanitarium. Smith's Knickerbocker ture, ofl paintings, and many tr! SPEAKING OF Men’s Banister Shoes $10 to $12 The Shoe Shop specializes in the Difference Between One Banister and Another. High or low, black, tan, or mahogany, combination or plain —these are details. But in the custom character of their modeling and making, they are a triumph. filen’s Shoe shop Men’s London Foulard Scarves $150 org Hand-blocked in England and scarfed in New York. But do not expect us to visualize here the glory of their patterns and colorings. As well expect as to write a digest of the League of Nations on a visiting card! Only $1 for the Bat Wings Mews Furnishings Shop FIFTH MEN’S SHOPS—2 TO 8 WEST 38th STREET—LOCATED ON STREET LEVEL i of the effects of Lesiie Carter onve famous actress and stage favorite | erom Boardway to the Pacifie Coast ‘The shle was ordered by J. B. Tobias, attorney for the actress, who has been abroad for two yeats and Is said to be lootion of olf bronzes, Oriental carpeta, rugs and hangings and embroideries, soviations ; of the ‘Heart of Maryland,” her greatest success, Andrew Mack has an order in for # bronae clock set, Besaio Clayton for -| bronzes and former Judge W. M. K, Ol- cott for some of the oll paintings. and and ink- The Franklin Simon Men’s Shops Specialists in Men’s Clothes Not Merely Shopkeepers A shopkeeper is a man who lays ina line of clothes and hopes it won’t rain. A specialist in Men’s Clothes is one whose merchandise men will come through the rain to biy. There is no finer demonstration of the growing desire of the better class New Yorkers to get away from machine - made _ clothes, rising volume of our business which is based exclusively on clothes of the.’ hand-tailored kind. Even the loose and indiscriminate use of the hand-tailored phrase cannot turn the’tide of converts who recognize in Franklin Simon Clothes the first and the most faithful appli- cation of the hand-tailored principle to the ready-for-service idea, Men’s Genuine Hand-Tailored Suits $30 to 65 fAen's Clothing Shop AVENUE ets which doubtless hold treasured as-| Illinois Search and Seizure Bill is up one In particular is @ ators to Gov. Lowden. ling silver heart-shaped box, presented to Mrs, Carter at the 200th performance | Ifouse to-day, 80 to 67, it will become If he approves the h Was passed by the moaaure which was effective July 1, It applies only to those communities that have voted themselves as anti-saloon territory under the local option law, ee ST. LOUIS, May S2 Philadel pin was selected to- aa the meeting place in 190 ah, the emyterian General Aa- ably. suits than the a Reduced Of Black a Black Vici lasts and a *Phohe 6900 Greeley and we will call for your Fur Overcoat and put it in cold storage | Ten Big Sp Men's Double Texture Bombazines vormo:iy ss Men's Special Coats, Broken Sizes "9"? *° Men’s Tweeds, Cassi- meres, Asia Cloths "3)7'"" Dbl. Breasted Porneny $8 Women's (aoe NCOA Last Weeks o Retirement Sale RAINCOATS We are retiring from the Retail Field. to-morrow morning to insure quick disposal, famous Rainproof Apparel at these Big Savings. Men’s Gabardines, com 7 6. 25 } ° High Grade Poplins,Cassimeres" 3,72" Vy, A short time remains to obtain ectals for Friday and Saturday 4. 65 Women’s Tweeds, Cassi- eD | meres, Plaids rormerty $15 6. 75 | Women’s Cloth Tweeds Forme: 4 $20 Hh 65 Women’s Silk Mohairs, Newe I Models Satins *{y", Boys’ Coats Formerly $3.50. 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BROOKLYN _FLOOR COVERINGS *% A Good, Large Rug, 18.49 Fine Velvet Rugs. 28.49 Beautitul aaminsee RUS 33. 75 99 ane Pin i ee Mh ad Sy $6.95 a pair On the Main Floor ) SUNDAY WORLD. WANTS W Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) Young Men’s and Men’s SILK-LINED SUITS Tailored by the Kirschbaum Shops $35 Seams trimmed, shoulders and sleeves lined with silk. HE quarter lining of radiant silk enhances im- measurably the ease with which one of these Incidentally it alsoenhances the worth of the garments by $7.50 to $10. And even without the silk, such woolens and such tailoring at $835 offer a clothing value which is most un- usual, indeed! fits. Soft unfinished Worsteds and Scotch-like cheviots. MEN’S SECTION—THIRD FLOOR MEN’S STRAW HATS Complete assortments ready To-morrow Fine and Rough Braid Sennit Hats in a great variety of shapes......... Milan, Mackinaw, Le Palm and Bangkok each horn, Italian AS... at attractive prices. for To-morrow to nd Tan Calfskin and in a variety of smart tull range of sizes. SPECIAL NOTICE Good things come in small packages Quaurry, not quantity, counts. The difference between the size of our Bevo bottle and the beer bottle used by others is two ounces—one swallow. This slight difference in quantity is their only talking point. producing the quality of $T. LOUIS West 43rd Street $2.50, 3.50 to 6.00 each $5.00 up to 10.00 Panama Hats—$8.00, 10. 00 to 50.00 Large selections of Caps, Crush Hats and Fancy Hat Bands Department located at the Sixth Avenue Entrance. MEN’S SUMMER OXFORDS Many copied our bottle, others tried to imitate our label and name, but none have succeeded in Bevo is classified by the U. S. Government as a soft drink. ANHEUSER-BUSCH Ait