The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 11

LANE QUITS CHANCERY. Resume Practice at Law in New Jersey. TRONTON, June 13.—Merritt Lane Teslgned as Vice Pre, im, the x jersey last his law prau- oF announced, &ecepted by . Lane wi orn in Jeri tity. JUmiets in the country. He ‘wa: ed to the Supreme Court in is considered an authority taxation, and has figured in man portant litigations. He w ciated with former United 8) tomney General Griggs as {he policy holders of the Prudential Ingurance Company when it. was inged from a stock im pa mbtual concern. sta thot nsel for Full Measure of Solid Jam 20 cents Not sti¢ky, ranny jam, but firm Retin pose out thetip, » pulloffthe strip.” Only: fruits and pure cane sugar, no ‘bases or preservatives. Dailey’s | Old Fashioned Jams AssOLuTELy, Purse Dailey and Company Incorporated Ten Months’ Credit JUNE CIALS. SEVEN DIAMOND -iM// CLUSTER ] PLATINUM RING Lantrous, radiant, beautiful, ae matched SWEET'S TWIN DIAMOND RING routes, exteced int effect, 14K, solid gold, Engraved Solitaire Ring. Splendid dia- mond, perfectly cut. '4k. gold $110 nisact if write for Ilias, COR. MAIDEN LANE ~9th PLOOR, Sani a aaa ia , BOLSHEVIK! FLUNG 500 IN SEA, or ODESSA REFURE: American Merchant, Who Es- caped on Steamship Engle- wood, Tells of Red Terror. August Danner, a sixty-year-bld agent of the International, Harvester Company, who escaped from Odessa, Russia, after living there seven years, by begging the captain of the Ameri- can transport Englewood to take pity on him, reached New York to-day. The Englewood brought several naval officers ‘and men. The transport | docked at Pier No, 16, Brooklyn, he sailed from the Dardanelles, Mr. Danner brought with him his bride, a Russian girl, whom he mar- ‘ried in Odessa, He has prepared « complete and exhaustive report of the terrible conditions which he wit- neased under the Bolsheviki, The Reds refused to give him passports, he told reporters, “I escaped death in Maroh, 1918,” said Mr. Danner, “by fleeing from) the Reds in Odessa, They descended on the town with machine guns and ’ iddied all buildings. My headquar- ; ers resembled a Swiss cheese when | they finished. Agents sent to the port several weeks before they ‘raided it compiled @ report of those | people who might be able to pay a It wag a veritable ‘Who's ; Who! More than $11,000,000 was levied and paid in two days. “The Reds commandeered the for- mer Czar’s yacht. Those who re fused to pay the levy were seized, taken the yacht to, sea, a rope fastened about their necks and) m rock attached # the end of the rope. More than 500 who flatly refused to pay tribute to the terrorists were dropped over the side of the yacht, | “When the French troops took over the town from the reign of terror, the French commander exacted from 160,- 000 to 300,000 rubles to vise passports of people passing through Odessa to escape.’ This last statement was corrobo- rated by Lieut. George BE. Cram, an American naval officer in the Medi- ‘cal Corps. BUREAU OF MORAL CREDIT FORMED BY TAMPA WOMEN | Organization of 500 Proposes to Furnish Confidential Reports to Wives on Husbands’ Movements, TAMPA, Fla., June 18.—Five hundred Tampa women have formed the Woman's Protective League, and say they propose to clean up,organised vice |by direct action—that they” propose to Proposes to furnish any woman @ con- fidential report on the “double life” of her husband if she wants one. Organ'sers of the bureau say thet seventy of their number have pledged | to do the investigating work in the open, while the remainder will work in 1 secret. "So many have such old reprob: for husbands.” said one of chiefs “they can't work openly because these husbends won't let them. Therefore they will work secretly. Lexington at Fifly-ninth Five Dollar. Panamas —Feather Breast Trimmed Siz styles of panama hats that are admirably suited to this particular sort of garniture. One is pictured, But every one is of the simple, summery character that is “just right.” The mist of the valley! The chill at the top of|'}| | the hill! | What you really need for moonlit motoring is a rain- proof *Scotch Mist over- || coat. Handy all Summer. Our newest motor caps Look smart, but don’t leave hard. Sporting Goods at all stores. Tennis! Golf! have semi-flexible visors. |! a ridge when pulled down Fishing !}' The soft feather breasts are delicate pink, attrac- tive blues, sand or white. Trimmed Panamarette Hats: $1.25 Women or Misses will appreciate these comfortable good looking hats. The cloth from which they were made closely resembles Panama in both texture and color. The trim- mings are contrasting drapes cf soft materials. Pencil Curl Jap Panamas: : 2.95 The pencil curl edges of these Jap Panamas give them most bécoming lines. Trimmed with white Georgette satin Sports Bands and Scarfs ribbon bands, | 29c to $1.95 Untrimmed Jap Panamas: $1.25 loomingdales—Maim Floor Women Appreciate the Wear in these Good Seconds of ° Gotham Gold Stripe Hosiery. , $1.29 Camping! Complete equip- ment for outdoor sports. “Registered Trademark. Rocers Peet ComPANy Broadway at 13th St. Broadway at Warren “Four Fifth Ave at 41st Bt. Finest Oxfords to be found in the city are |) awaiting you at our store. Made of the finest leather, on our |. own premises, you are assured FY } of wear, ft and style. Made to order $14 and up. E, VOGEL, Inc., Makera of Fine Military Boots, lundermine its support. | By the establishment of @ sort of ‘moral credit bureau this organization Look, Men! Silk-Finish Shirts 2,000 Rich, Silk-Luster Pongees or Deucetines Shirts for gentlemen, no matter how particular. Broadway takes pleasure in selling the same grade at $2. 50; heaven only knows what Fifth Avenue gets for them, but if you are quick you can buy them here tomorrow at . . —And Listen, They’re Perfect High-grade shirts in every respect; carefully and thoroughly cut and finished; beau- tiful, soft, mercerized garments with that silky finish men like; big variety; neat patterns; coat models with Parents, Can You Miss This Sale? We don’t see how any mother or father can fail to look into these It is true they are big claims, but it costs nothing to come values. ft cuffs. 64 Nassau St. Dear old Ca ‘and see for yourself. You've attended many sales, and you have prob- }} ably secured good values at times, but none like these. Here Are Boys’ Suits W as urprise Store orth *7 to °9}! —and they are offered at af} price that would’nt buy the } | same quality at wholesale || today; werecommend them as typical Surprise Store values—and we will refund | your money | if you don’t A t think they areremarkable \\ values at... } Remember, we have a full line of pat- nN} o TH AVENUE Between 15th and 16th Streets N. W. Corner 83d Street re Broadway at 34th St || 2750 pairs of these splendid” stockings in black, white and wanted colorings. The gold stripe prevents the gar- ter runs from spreading below the stripe—which means many months anaes to the life of the hosiery. The im- perfections are trifling and will not lessen the durability. 8400 Pairs of Seconds of Thread Silk Hosiery: 39c For Men For Women 3600 pairs of full seamless 4800 pairs of seamless thread thread silk socks with rein- silk hose with cotton tops. forced heels and double soles Fine weave, double soles and Black, white, navy, brown, high spliced heels. light and dark gray. white and colors. loomingdales—Main Floor. Black, Envelope Chemises of Rainbow-Tinted Georgette $2.95 Lavender Nile Green Maiz Flesh In these four exquis te shades—far too lovely to be described in mere words. A band of fine lace is the only necessary ornamen- tation—and this lace is truly attractive. Ribbon shoulder straps and a narrow ribbon binding around the bottom—de- tails that bespeak the fine- * neas of the chemises. .— Bloonsingdalee—Seoond Floor, A Really Special Value in Mantel Clocks: $7.95 Many shapes and designs to choose from; each one equally pleasing and attractive. Finished in mahogany or oak, they are an ornament to any mantel. Useful as well as beautiful, they may be depended upon to keep accurate time, stziking the hour and half hour ‘on a soft-toned cathedral gong. Eight-day movement. Clocks are an ideal subject tor ait making, since duplication lessens neither their charm nor utility. Those offered here are unusually low in price, grade considered. kd Clock Repairing Our Repair Department specializes in the care and repair of imported and domestic makes of clocks. Bloomingdalee—Main Floor: Sale of Batavia Tires g (Firsts) k repro $15.24 $17.73 For Dodge Cars. Size 32x34... These tires are fully 7A guaranteed SECONDS of well known tires (not guaranteed) greatly ree duced Tire Dept., Third Floor, Quality , Meats Our Pure Food Market prides itself on the freshness and choice cuts of the meats sold, no less than on the prices which, qi y considered, are really low: Porterhouse Steaks..|b. 2814¢ Fancy Fowls.. . 35e Legs of Canada Lamb. Ib. 30c Rib Roast Beef... 2c Stewing Mutton le Small Loins of Pork. . Ib, 30¢ Sirloin Steaks Ib, 2840 Basement reen House Clearance Flowering Shrubs, in almost endless variety .29¢ each Fruit Trees, apple, pear, plumb, cherry.......49¢ and 69c¢ Rose Bushes all leading varieties A 25c and 49¢ H Bloomingdates— Roof ceesvaneeemaean a BLOOMINGDs L $37.50 Suits for Men —Quite Unusual at the Price Unusual in the quality of the fabrics chosen, in the tailoring they exhibit, in the diversity of styles and in the moderate marking. * The Fabrics are blue serges, worsteds and cheviots in pat- terns galore. Some for the younger men have consider- able pep (and these are mostly waist seam models, too) —some are as conservative as possible in both material and making ee fae The Linings are cither one-half or one-quarter silk or full a'paca—but most men like the part lined suits at this time of year. Plenty of them. And cool! In regular sizes, stouts, longs and shorts, Have a Look at These Mens Gabardine Suits .. $37.50 Mens Mohair Sui ‘i ; $17.50 $12.95 to $17.95 +» $3.95 to $7.95 Mens Dusters White Flannel Trowsers, . Khaki and White Duck ‘Trou Mens Alpaca Coats Palm Beach ‘Trousers. ... Bloomingdales—Seoond Floor. The New Section for Boys Is Ready to Take Care of All Comers and Fit Them for a Summer of Comfort Blue W ash Serges «"« ’ Suits $12.95 ° @ | _ $1.98 Young fellows of 234 to 8 years may have a heap of comfort at a small expense. These wash- able, wearable suits include a great number of styles with long or short sleeves. There are 400 suits in this up— and every one worth more : than $1.98. 49 t0 $2.95 | Boys Palm Beach Suite... ,.ceseeseeee+++ 98:98 Sizes & to 17 years. loominf@ales—Seoond Floor ys Pure worsted serges have been * used in these snappy-looking suits for young men of 8 to 18. The trousers are lined ee seams taped — which , means much wear. The}models will meet with the approval of any’ embryonic Beau B wr Khaki, Duck or Crash he Still Another Special Grouping of FURNITURE At Less Than Regular Prices apparent to anyone who has shopped about, /Another of those three suite groupings of furniture at specia) prices that have struck such a popular chord in the publics fancy. They Ait furniture for the three principal rooms of the hguse for less than $500, That the prices are less than regular {8° But the furniture is regular, Regular in every sense of the word, for the suites are taken from our own fine stocks—furniture that as earned the splendid reputation “it bears. (i Three-Piece Reed Suite: $49.50 Light in weight but strong in construction, this Reed Suite will render » good account of itself in serviceability, as well as being pleasingly decorative. Cream shellac or brown finish, with choice attractive designs in cretonne. teed sold separately, if desired. int of sever; 10-Piece Dining-Room Suite: $253.75 ‘This suite in American Walnut achieves distinction through the dignity of its Queen Anne design, serving table is enclosed. The chair seats are upholstered in blue or brown Spanish leather. separately, if desired. The Pieces. sold Four-Piece Bedroom Suite: $148.00 This Bedroom Suite in Adam design may be had in Antique Ivory or American Walnut finishes, in built in the attractive bow-end style, and the general effect of the entire suite is charming Pieces sold separately, if desired. The bed Bloomingdales—Fourth Floor, ne