The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1919, Page 8

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Reports received yesterday by Lawrence J Clements, me- h A mplete absence of disturbance: r the Atlantic, and prevailing winds from the West, blowing at rates that should add from fifteen to thirty miles an hour to the speed of ary machine ready to take ‘advantage of them. These conditions, it was declared, should ebntinue forty- eight hours, at least, with the assur- |ance that they might be counted on \¢or the remainder of the week. utes and ended on the new Ropewalk Field, from which the actual depart- ure will be made, The landing place there was marked by a bonfire of gpruce boughs, from which a column f smoke rose to guide Alcock as he ocean. Most of those who had seen the start hurried to Ropewalk Field to see the finish, and there were more than a thousand others, They gave Alooeck and Litut. A. W. Brown, bis navigator, a hearty cheer as the ma- ruddy face took on a deeper red at the unexpected tribute. + rachel hein FATHER T. F. GREGG DIES. Was Pastor of Chureh tm the Bronx for 30 Years. ‘The Rev. Father Thomas F. Gregg, for thirty years pastor of St. Augus- tine’s Catholic Church at 167th Street and Franklin Avenue, the Bronx, died in the’ parish house last night after four months illness ‘with diabetes. The body was removed to the rec- tory to-day to Me in state, guarded by children of the parochial school. The divine office will be read to-mor- row night and on Thursday morning Archbishop Hayes will officiate at the solemn requiem mass. Burial will be at Poughkeepsie, birth place of the priest. coecncneniioenni Silver Export Company Under Webb Law Planned. ‘trict yesterday that the leading silver roducers and refining companies are planning for a sliver export corporation similar to the Copper Export Associa- tion, to operate under the Webb law movement of silver to foreign countries. | RUNAWAY HORSE HITS | TROLLEY AND GO-CART Several Persons Hurt Before Police- man Halts Frightened Horse in Williamsburg. ohn Alcock made such a splendid| final test fight late yesterday. Few and minor readjustments were found necessary and at_the finish of | A runaway grocery horse this mora ing caused @ panic in Williamsburg | sion Company store on’ the nextebdlock and smashed « plate glass window, m was smashed gnd then a baby car- THE EVENING WORLD; TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1919. ALCOCK READY FOR OCEAN FLIGHT No. #8 Bedford Avenue. was stopped by © policenaan. | years old, o ‘The horse, drawing a grocery wagon) w of M, Reese, No. 19 South Firat Street, | Williamsburg, started on his dash from | eo-cart and hit trof\s war before hel tinge. carving Samuel Zartinatity, Mt if a } i ’ ye At Metropolitan and Bedford Avenues failed to stop the horse and several persons, standing on the running board, were olightly hurt. A plate giass win- dow in the Richard Schnibbe Provi- The trial continued forty-six min-| 5 returned from his jaunt out over the| peer rrr TvTTTT ITT TERE ELLER EL It was reported in the financial éis-| FE and ‘to control the export price and the | F Orkin’'s 25-27 WEST 34TH STREET Between 5th Avenue and Broadway Remarkable Clearance Sale Offering Without Reserve All Our Suits and Capes At the Greatest Savings of the Season f 465 Smart Tailored Suits Men's Wear Serge—Tricotine—Potret Twill; Principally in Navy Blue ! Reduced regardless of former prices 29.75 328 Cloth and Silk Capes Tricotine — Poiret Tavill — Silvertone — Serge — Satin 21.75 Reduced regardless of former prices 21.75 All Sizes for Women and Misses in Suits and Capes 16.75 ORKE M1 Metto Ave et ins for more tha —_—- Towers and Crews Go to Paris LONDON, June 10, Commander Towers, Lieut. Commander Read and the crews of the three «American ‘Nancies” left for Paris to-day. 36.75 29.75 | re Cotton Dresses..<..... .«. 19.75 to 68.00 Crepe de Chine......... 25.00 to 87.50 | Foulard Silk... Taffeta Dresses... OPPENHEIM, GINS & G New York Cleveland Brooklyne Buftale Philadelphia Newark 34th Street—New York Important Special Sale Wednesday Women’s and Misses’ Cotton Dresses Unusually Smart Summer Models Frocks of exclusive designs, developed in lightsome fabrics in vogue for Summer wear. Flower-patterned sheer V oiles, stunning plard Ginghams, delicate pastel-tinted Urgandies and smart Linens, featuring draped, tunic, surplice, baszue and stroight-lane effects. Gingham Dresses in attractive plaids with dainty vestees; also smart figured Voile Dresses. ‘Special 9,75 Sheer Voile Dresses in floral de signs, tunic and draped skirts, con- trasting collars, girdles, etc. Cpecial 12 i. 75 Dotted Swiss Dres’es in striped effects, shawl collars and tunic skirts; also chic flowered Voiles. Special 16,75 Cool Voiles in artistic floral pat- terns with ruche-edge tunic; others élaborately lace and ribbon trimmed Special 19,75 5.90 to 39.75 Georgette Dresses.......39.75 m 135.00 Printed Chiffons..........37.50 to 82:50 --»» 25.00 © 78,00 ve eee. weit -