The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1919, Page 6

the cup drawing quality REVOLVING FUND BROKE LAW TS” that counts — SALADA" never been known to a ae the most critical tastes. RY A PACKET “‘TO- DAY” y 2. = A “evolving tuna” of & In the office of the State Superintendent of Pubiie Buildings abled employees of the departme | borrow and get salary advances, the | trustees of public buildings were told | to-day. Wendell M. Bender, temporarily ap- pointed by tHe trustees as Superin- tendent after the suspension of Thomas HH, McDonough, reported that payments were made from the fund in violation of the law. He told of one employes | who had borrowed $600 in July, 1917, and who did not repay until a month a | ALBAN 0 | . A Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of This Month will ot Appear on Bills Rendered July ist Fi . aes & Co. uw. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 rEx: i i —— Thursday Sale of’ # Girls’ @ Misses Holiday Apparel | P Misses’ Dresses, Skirts & Coats 4 MISSES’ DRESSES Of taffeta or of checked or plain color crepe de chine. Sn ane aT tr ele eal teal ry t 3 Misses’ sizes. Heretofore 37.50 to 45.00 22.50 MISSES’ NEW FROCKS Charming, cool frocks of see herg D. & J. Anderson gingham, in smart li it or dark colors, ks or plaids. The models have the Best & Ca distinction. Misses’ sizes. Special 19.50 MISSES’ SEPARATE SKIRTS Smert skirts of plain or fancy striped Baronette satin or Egyptian silk are Best &€@ tailored with neat charm. Misses’ Lengths. Special 12.50 MISSES’ COATS In good models and materials for all kinds of wear. -Also navy blue serge capes. Misses’ sizes. Heretofore 35.00 to 49.60 25.00 Girls’ Frocks & Middy Suits VOILE FROCKS Pretty colored dotted voile forms dainty frocks with cuffs and sur- plice Collars of white organdie. Sizes 4 to 6 years. Special 2,95 MIDDY SUITS Of white Oxford cloth with fully pleated skirts and plain regulation middies to match. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Special 3.95 PONGEE FROCKS Cocl simplicity is embodied in these frocks of tan pon, pee silk with collars and cuffs of hemstitched white organdie. Sizes /0 to 16 years, Special 12,95 Second Floor sg 's Memorial S Festival ys ph 29th, in the e City Col of New York, made the supreme sacrifice and fe a welcome to all returned men, —not one drop of it! You do not need alcohol in your, tube dentifrice. Its rapid evaporation causes hardening, inconvenience and waste — whatever you may think of alcohol’s other characteristics. Look carefully at the label on the tube of whatever denti- frice you use. The Government requires manufacturers to show whether alcohol is included, and how much. There is no alcohol in Colgate’s— it is safe to use every day Carefully made of beneficial materials, Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream cleans the teeth thoroughly—and so safely. It contains no pepsin, alcohol, carbolic acid, saccharin or chlerate of potash. It has no harm- ful grit er acid which may clean but which may also work havoc with the delicate membranes of the mouth and throat. Colgate's is safe; please remember that. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS ah ASKED BY NAVY AS ne, completion of the navy's 1916 building “1 | $1,200 a year, the witness sald, 16 BATTLESHIPS PEACE TIME FORGE epee Board Urges Early Completion of 1916 Programme, Includ- ing Six Battle Cruisers. WAHINGTON, May %8.—Rapid Pogramme was urged by the Gen- eral Board to-day in a communica- tion presented to the House Naval Committee by Secretary Daniels. The board recommended that only slight changes be made in the plans of the capital ships as originally drawn ‘The board's communication showed that the idea of building a composite ship to take the place of battleships and battle cruisers had been aban- doned for the time being at least. Principal changes in the six battle cruisers authorized in 1916 recom- mended by the board would give the Ships additional protection at the sacrifice of speed. Secretary Daniels told the committee the board was un- able to say now how much speed would be sacrificed to gain this end. The ships were designed for 35 knots speed. Rear Admiral McKean, acting chief of operations, told the committee that not less than 16 first class battleships with a total complement of 20,886 men would be kept in commission as @ peaco-time force. The Admiral was questioned by committee mem. regarding the possibility of mak- radical reductions in the comple- ments of the first class ships, They pointed out that reductions would mean a large saving to the Government and would be consistent with the idea of pos my. that . He said the personnel of a ‘ship could not be decreased without de- creasing the vessel's efficiency. Admiral McKean said fewer men were used on British ships than on American craft of the same type, due partly to the fact that Great Britain hag more men trained to the work, and partly to the fact that the Brit- ieh term of enlistment is longer. “I want to say, though,” the Admi- ral added, “that the British are not & whit more efficient than our men. As a whole, I believe our men stack up better. This is proved in part by the fact that the British navy is patterning itself in many ways after ours. The cest to the United States of each man in the Navy averaged — oo TEACHERS’ UNION FORMED AT MEETING IN NEWARK Charter Signed by 48 Members | Links Organization to Federation | of Labor. | At a meeting last night attended by! 700 teachers in the Central High School, , s decided to form a} ra to be affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers, which fs affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, Only 216 of the 700 voted, und of these 125 favored the union, n the New- palted Or- tion of ganizer of th Teachers, Bef vote he an- nounced he had taken a poll of 1,400 teachers and that 793 favored the union, 323 opposed it and 284 were non- | committal, The union charter of the Newark teachers was signed by, forty-eight | members, Edwin MacCready of the East Side High School lected tem. | rary chairman and Mary Nichols of | ie *South side High School, secretary | and treasurer, r. HERE'S CHANGE TO BE DIVER WTIH PAY WHILE LEARNING Positions Offered to Discharged Service Men Are Marked by Large Variety.* Tf you are a discharged service man and have a liking for the deep sea, here's an opportunity to enjoy it. The Re-employment Bureau of New York City for’ Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, Park and Pearl Streets, has been re- quested by a firm to procure men who are willing to learn submarine diving, and it will pay them $3.80 a day while learning Soldiers in full eq ing for a movie co: film manufacturer ¢ ent are work- » to-day, The joned the office since it undertook to @nd jobs for ser- to send Mly men, gis masks, helmets | and all, to play the rescuers of a movie | heroine, | Variety in positions offered has marked the work of the organization vice Dr. Harry pital reporte Behreyer, the "dared was injured last Sunday A Tandt Park while giving an dive, had a relapse yesterday and that very little hope was felt for his re- covery. a Infants pa SInvelids HORLICK’S MALTED M MILK Fort milk, mal in powder form, infants, ponds! children, Pure nutrition, jing the whole body, Tnvigorates oun fan tay coe and the aged. He, Wits Sa rae na W ical Sabtinen Cont -YGU, Samo Brin, DRY COLD AIR FUR STORAGE Moderate Cost Third Floor. New Sport Blouses Are Now On Display New Models URPLUS stock of two of the leading manufacturers of high class Jersey Suits secured’ at a very unusual price concession. all suits on hand were closed out to us at a price that enables us to announce this timely sale. fhese That Presents an Exceptional Opportunity to Secure a Serviceable, Stylish Suit. Introducing a Decidedly Ultra Sailor Silk Shirtings Taffetas Navy _ blue grounds. Natural Shantung ors are absolutely 4x6 ft, $5.50 Seventh Women’s Serge Capes $29.50 and $35.00 New and decidedly smart models in fine quality Serges; Foulard lined The Most Wanted Summer Silks Will be offered Tomorrow at $1.78 yard in many styles and colors. in three shades of navy blue. White Foulard Silks Ground Floo U. S. Flags for Memorial Day Splendidly made of All Wool Worsted bunting, and the col- 5x8 ft. $6.50 Floor, — Lord & lavlor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk. LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS Excellent Cuisine Tenth Floor. A Timely Sale of Sweaters To-morrow, $4.85 The ultra modish Russian and the conservative Tailored Sweaters of the types mo in fashionable demand. Blouse, divide —_fashion’s favor. Fi Y i Both come in soft Crepe de lenag msgid a tn Chine, Men’s Wear Crepes) smart Spli-on models, in Satins, plain and novelty basket weaves, unusually effective. Fish tail and purl waist line styles, with the jauntiest of round necks and youthful, becoming collars. Tub Silks, Tricolette. In crisp Organdies, sheer Voiles and practical Madras, Linen, Dimity and Palm Beach fabrics. Many mod- els with long or the new short sleeves. Cotton Sport Blouses $1,95 to $6.95 Silk Sport Blouses $5.00 to $37.50 Colors comprise both the light Sport shades and the darker practical colors, trim- med in contrasting effects. Third Floor, Women’s Jersey Suits: Now So Much in Demand by fe Dressers $22.50 Many Colors Because'of labor conditions and the impending closing up of their shops, Smart model for sport and street wear; Tuxedo collars in contrasting colors. Belted coats; skirts have patch pockets; in old rose, Copenhagen, grey or tan. Are Quite the Latest and Smartest Models Shown This Season. An Occasion Other Jersey Suits from $29.50 to $85.00 In a Sale Offering Unusual Values . Specially Purchased and Priced Accordingly Third Flor ame A Pre-Holiday Sale White Tub Skirts Twenty-five Smart Styles L, of Real Italian Milan $9.75 A swagger double Brim Sailor of finest Milan, designed on extremely “‘dif- ferent” lines. Note the smart effect achieved by the wide rolling brim. The broad band and novel bow lend a final touch of style smartness. A semi- tailored Hat appropriate for Sport wear and correct with many Summer costumes. In white, black, Copen- hagen, navy, brown, pur- ple, sand and dust. $5.75 Fine Cotton Gabardine in mod- els that conform to every decree of Fashion. New, straight. line effects, introducing unusual pock- ets and broad belts, pearl button trimmed, in novel ways, Skirts with cluster tucks. Skirts with embroidery and cable stitching. Skirts strictly tailored. | All notably well finished in every detail. A complete assortment of Skirts for Dress and Sports wear; Cotton and the New Silk fabrics, $2.95 to $37.50 Third Floor, Fourth Floor Wash Fabrics A_ Collection of tor Summer Frocks Dress Goods Cotton Dress Voiles In Skirt and 30c yard Dress Lengths Colors and Black, $1.28 and $2.45 yard Splendid values in season- able wool fabrics, for those who make selections to-morrow. Navy Blue Serges, Cheviots, Plaids, Stripes, ' Novelty designs, in a variety of colorings; 39-40 inches wide. American Zephyr Ginghams 58c yard Checks, stripes, plaids and solid colors; 31-32 inches wide. Lingerie Nainsook ane” eek $1.95 piece Poiret wills, H Soft and sheer, in White only; 36 Jersey Cloths. inches wide; 10 yards to a piece, 40 to 54 inches wide. Second Floor, Second F100r mmm & Women’s Fine White Canvas Pumps Unusual Value at $6.75 A Sale of Women’s Union Suits and Envelope Chemises 95c Or Less Than Manufacturer's Cost fast, Fine light weight cotton gar- ments of the best known makes secured at important price con- cessions: Band top Union Suits, Envelope Chemises, in loose or tight knee styles, 6x10 ft. $11.75 High Arched Welted soles—Louis XVI heels aS 00d Floor Regular and extra sizes. Ground Floor _——_———$——— ae a