The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1919, Page 6

; + THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1019.” ui | AFTER SHOT HALTS FUGITIVE W/Z 4h \\ \ Stolen Horse arid Wagon Also Re- i. covered by Patrolman Family and Causing Death of Luke Brown. Four-Year-Old Boy. Patrolman Luke Brown of the Mer-| cer Street Btation has never had a more interesting experience, he says, covered with tarpaulin and piled bigh with nightshirts. ‘The juxtaposition of a young man lately down from Elmira and $3,000 worth of unprotected nightshirts made Brown quiasical and Albert ran. He stopped running when @ bullet from the policeman's gun tagged the tail of his coat. “We have not yet learned where the nightshirts came from,” ald Pa- trolman Luke Brown, “but the horse was stolen last night from Joe Pis- jeapo's livery at No. 76 Wooster ‘Street and the wagon disappeared « night or two ago from No. 107 Thompson Street.” “Who owns the harnessT” asked « reporter. “I dunno.” says Luke Brown, |" ave | “maybe it's the horse's; he was wearin’ it” CW OPO Oe ENGNG Oe aii U.S. ACTS IN PERU STRIKE. Minister's Protest Removes Troops From Newspaper Plant. LIMA, Peru, Sunday, June 1.—The ... 8145 eituation arising from the strike t# ++ S185 | rapidly returning to mormal here and + eR lit 1s believed that the most of the in- Gustries affected will resume opera- ‘ Re imeomrans |Charics Southwell, owner of an old AU MASS: STANCE | cots tianea British r tions to-morrow. The foreign colony is aroused by the summary arrest of seditious ar- publication were filed by the @Aftairs and consul. tablishment was oecu- troops, but they wore with- last night, following an enor- ont min- Teeth. Ti bry Fy | iter, rangihtend og dl fj |menmt interfered with the Hiof an Amertcan-owned newspaper Porcelain Crowns, printed by Southwell. ri md inlays —_—_—_——— . DOUGHNUT FUND OVER QUOTA More Than 18,000,000 Subscribed Te Salvation Army Drive, The Salvation Army drive, with the doughnut for its slogan, accord- ing to Commander Bvangoline Booth, has returned more than the asked for $13,000,000 and the money still continues to come in. The Commander adds that the money came from so many sources and so many individuals that she ~ yi of being able to thank them |. All that the army wants to be told that “it has kept the faith and has administered the relief planned tor, wisely and well.” 2 E. 1254 ‘St | 169 E, 34th St. @. B Cor, tub Ave, TN. W, Cor. ad ave 8.0. Con B8th bee poy a» Va te verter $3,000 NIGHTSHIRTS FOUND | DRIVER OF AUTO HELD ON HOMICIDE CHARGE Motreali Accused of Running Into Jotin Motreali, No vard, Winfield, was held by Magistrate Country's Oldest Printer Dies. MONTGOMERY, Mo., June 3.—Tyler Parker, who set type with Mark Twain in Hannibal, Mo,, sixty-six years ago, Ged at his home yesterday in his eighty-second year. He was mid to be oldest printer in the United States paint ot coptin ice. He ly known iticlans | an statesmen in Missouri in the early days, and was a personal friend of er who helped secure Parker n \ 38th Street at $2.15 Fine white. mercer- ized Oxford Shirts “Pry ont the tip, pall off the strip and Serve Dailey’s Jam ALL THE TIME and well tailored; band cuffs. “Lost and Founa* articles ‘The World o1 ted for thirty een at any will be best. with collars attach- ed, plain or button down style; cut full French or single Shirts of H igh Materials a 4 Mc Cutcheon’s Special Sale Summer Dress Fabrics Commencing today (Monday, June 2d) ore thousand yards Summer Dress Fabrics will be be Reg. Trade Mark. FUR STORAGE (COLD DRY AIR) ABSOLUTE SECURITY ALTERATIONS AT SUMMER PRICES fisasckel ec 384 Fifth Avenue Bet. 5th and 86th Sts. 65c Ground Floor 19 Queens Boule- Mrs. Toth who was pushing a baby offered at the following prices: Chiffon Voiles in White, Black, Navy and all the newest pastel shades, 40 inches wide..........+.++- 50c yard. Printed Voiles in a ratige of smart new de- signs, small, medium and foulard effects, 38 inches wide....... Petes ieeakvechnnt 50c yard. Imported and American Voiles, printed and woven fabrics in almost endless variety, 38 to 42 inches wide........-.05+. 75c and 95c yard. Remnants Practical lengths of Voiles, Crepes, Ginghams, English Prints, Linens, Shirtings and White materials sharply reduced in order to close out. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Sts. Lord & Taylor \ —FIFTH AVENUE— Tclephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk Shirts for Men Of Discriminating Tastes Quality, Serviceable : ° Attractive Patterns, At Prices Much Below Their Worth Men’s Four-in-Hand Scarfs The popular Foulard Four-in-Hands in a selection of pleasing patterns and colorings, including, of course, the favorite blue and white polka dots. At such a moderate price these will be picked up quickly. So early selection in it and Mr. Roth, who was leading Henry, alao were injured. The automobile did pot stop after the accident. The police picked up pieces of glass broken from the head lamps and made a search of garages in the neighborhood, reaching Motreall's place ate last night. The fragments of giass, \it is said, fitted the vacant spaces in his headlights. Motreall denied all knowledge of the than that which followed the dis-|Doyle in Flushing to-day on a charge|accident until guests he had entertained covery at 6 o'clock this morning of| brought by detectives who accuse him| Friday admitted he “had rum into Aibert Puglielie sitting on the shaft|of having run down the family of Will-|something In the dark” in Elmburst. of @ one-horse truck in front of No.|jam Roth in Elmhurst, Memorial Day, | Then, according to the police, he made a 222 Wooster Street. The truck was| kiting four-year-old Henry Roth. full confession but insisted he did not know he had hurt anybody sertousty. of special t 2% Phone 2044 Greeley 39th Street at $1.45 Mercerized Madras and high grade per- cales in a large as- sortment of the sea- son’s latest patterns and colorings; French cuffs; va- rious sleeve lengths. carriage with a child a few weeks O14 -_——_——, DRY COLD AIR LUNCHEON me Ne avlor | ssi STORAGE ’ ROOMS Moderate Cost 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street | £xcellent Cuisine Third Floor Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk Tenth Flor, Annual June Sale Morning and Porch Dresses At Prices That Suggest Purchasing a Summer’s Supply. RESSES of the practical and pretty types D that so many women require for home wear. prow oe but smartly fashioned with dainty pockets, wide RESSES made of thoroughly dependable materials, selected models from leading manufacturers whose productions are not- belts, ably well finished in every little detail. Values Arranged Especially for This Occasion, One of the Most Important Economy Events of the Year. Gingham Dresses, Novelty Voile Dresses, $1.95 $4.95 ee : Striped blue or green Voile. Plaids, in cool colorings; @ | in youthful models; illustrated one-piece model, with white at left. Flowered crossbar collar; three-quarter sleeves. Voile, in dainty Porch Dress . model. Porch Dresses, $5.95 Sheer, fine quality, light col- ored stripes, ‘Tuxedo collar and cuffs of organdie. Porch Dresses, $6.95 White Voile, in a charming Chambray Dresses, $2.75 Serviceable blue chambrays, in a very neat model. Pointed ockets and cuffs edged with ‘ancy white braid. Percale Dresses, $3.75 model, Mi poreente trim- Haht cheeks t del, | mings and sash girdle. tet Ie a eellast 260 Foulard Voile, in black or three-quarter sleeve and large | it: idee white, «organdie pockets; an exceptionally well made dress. The assortment comprises ample quantities of each model in all sizes from 34 to 44 : Second Floor, (Illustrated at right.) Wardrobe Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags You Will Be Proud to Travel With And Comparison Will Demonstrate That the Prices Quoted Are Not the Least of Their Attractions. uateeee.| Light Weight Suit Cases ‘Tan cowhide leather over strong steel frames; hand sewn reinforced corners. Full linen lined with inside fern ae “Oshkoch” Trunks Wardrobe Trunks Wardrobe Trunks aeeilaetieadanes ‘The “B-model open-top,” 45 inches high, 24 inches Open top model, 45 inches Suit Cases made on a three-ply veneer wide, 22 inches decp; fibre high; 24 inches wide; 22 Tan cowhide leather, basswood box, covered and | covered; 12 hangers; pretty inches deep; fibre covered, | French sewn edges and interlined with hard vulcan- | cretonne lined; shoe pockets, ized fibre. 43 inches high, 5 drawers, top drawer locks 25 inches wide. Twelve double brass locks add to V te and is divided into com- all round edges, spring locks its smart style; full linen and drawer bolt; cretonne lined; 12 hangers, shoe | lined, with inside shirt hangers, shoe pockets, laun- | partments. Convertible hat pockets and laundr we pocket in cover. Sizes 3 dry bag. 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