The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 5

-* Penitentiary Keeper tdteted as| prisoners by promising to add good Gratter, behavior marks to thelr records. “MUSIC IN THE AIR,” HIS AIRPLANE SOLO Bindsman Baldwin Performs Stunt at Camp Dix to Attract Aviation Recruits. CAMP DIX, \N. J., June 20.—The strains of “There Is Music in the Air" were heard coming out of the sky by soldiers yesterday. The man responsible was Bandsman Chester [Baldwin of Iowa, who served over- seas with the 319th Infantry and who was the first musician to be taken up here in an alrship to test the fea- sibility of aerial concerts as a means ot attracting recruits to the Air Ser- vice, The Grand Ju. y yesterday indicted | Commisn } foner of Corection Ham! "Henry A. Anderson, a keeper in the| was thi peal vying setae Wad. { penitentiary on Blackwell's Island, of /nams, in Ge { attempting to obtain money trom |derson in Waco" me ong a The succéss of the first perform- ance hag led the authorities to ar- range for @ series of aerial concerts during the next two weeks, in which selections will bé given in solo, duet and trio parts by musicians carried aloft in army airplanes. Baldwin, who is a cornetist, played yesterday while flying 1,000 feet above bg ina _ ven by St. John Do 50! “Playing in the air is not much more diffiquit than playing on the ver how to APROPOS Gift suggestions in distinctive styles, A und aft typical of Hallmark Productions in su- cep whe. orn” out Tater, ‘The dis: periority of materials and workmanship. tinction of belng the first army band For Milady— For Gentlemen— ’ A merling silver topped ibrella, the Adil manda hich iia. to carryover thecanvenrioncler sted eeoe yada c d of a brai the arm. by means of «braided silk Small sterling band for monogram. Price, $10. Price, $10. COMING TO START FLIGHT. Sami ifthe ‘Correct with dress ot f Talat Ssh anfletad aro Flyers to sears Mineola Sunday on Price, $15. ‘Price, $10. Capt. Roy N. Francis, the aviator who 1s about to try & one-stop flight from Mineola, L. 1, to San Francisco, sent a telegram to-day to the Manu- |facturers’ Aircraft Association saying that he will start to-morrow from Dayton, O., for Mineola, He said he intended to start Sunday |on the trans-continental trip, which jexpects to accomplish in’ thirt; will act r — ” The HALLMAR K Jewelers Fifth Avenue at 40th Street, Second Floor CASSIUS BAGLEY, President 5 * rs. He will ied by Lieut. Cluhe and three mechanics. The one stop will be at North Piatte, Neb. it. Frat expects t at an alti | cap nels 0 Ay : | tude of 4000 feet over the ocky Moun- tains, ———_—————— pao Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. New Telephone Call—Greeley 3400 ~ James MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2ist Mth Street One-Day Clearance Sale Remainder of Our Stock of High Grade .. WOOL WILTON RUGS Reduced to prices that warrant purchasing now and storing for Fall use. 9x12 ft. Wilton Rugs | 8.3x10.6 ft. Wilton Rugs 58.00 55.00 formerly 82.50 | formerly 79.50 Handsome, durable Rugs in rich col- Same as in the larger size but more ‘ ‘ suited to smaller apartment needs. ors and designs suitable for any room. These are marked at the lowest prices All neatly finished with linen fringe. of the year. Clearance of Genuine Cork Linoleum Sq. Yard 75¢ regularly 1.25 Although we have large quantities of this Linoleum, the value is so great we urge our patrons to make early selections, as it is certain to sell out in a short time. Consider that thisis genuine Cork Linoleam—new, perfect goods. Advance Announcement Annual July Sale McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE BEDS & BEDDING Reductions of 10% to 50% Although this sale does not commence until Monday, June 28rd, advance selections may be made ‘Tomorrow \y Four-piece Louis XVI. Model Chamber Suite, as illustrated, including Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table and Bed. regularly 335.00 | 249.50 he | y-two 3 | | McCreery’s New Fifth Avenue Men’s Clothes Store _ _A Very Interesting _ Sale » OF ‘ Men’s Summer - Suits “They have just been tailored from our stock of reserve yardage and are put on sale at the compelling price of $36.75 Regularly Priced $45, $48 & $50 Why Such Garments Cannot Be Classed With Others That Sell for Less Than $45 n the first place, these fabrics, as stated al » are from our reserve ardage bought at prices decidedly Leese than what obtain to-day. They were intended for our regular lines at $45, $48 and $50, but with the delay of over a month in getting into our new store there was the conse- quent set-back that makes it neces- sary for us now to dis, of them wep at the sacrifice of our normal it. In the selection you will find the very choicest Unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots and Flannels, developed into Single and Double Breasted Models, Quarter and Skeleton lined. It need hardly be stated that the tailoring cannot be surpassed; but it might be stated that you'll be doing very well if yeu can equal the gar- ments anywhere for less than $45, A Strong WEEK-END SPECIAL ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL | & WHITE SERGE | TROUSERS $9.50 Regular $12.50 Value James McCreery & Co. Second Floor 5th Avenue & 35th Street There are three convenient elevators in the McCreery 5th Avenue Arcade THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919. Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.—New Telephone Call—Greeley 3400 James MeGreery & Co. 5th Avenue . ON SATURDAY, JUNE 21ST. A SPORT BLOUSE Of China Silk 4.50 One recognizes in such a Blouse as this the perfect accompaniment to the Sport Skirt or Suit—and also that the price is extremely low. Fashioned of excellent quality China Silk with a modish pointed revere collar and turn-back cuffs. ‘ A Sale of — ~ ‘850 Women’s - CAPTIVATING BATHING SUITS 4.95 ‘Very early in the season—long before the lure of the surf had in- vaded feminine hearts—we planned this sale. In advance of the regular buying season we purchased at an advantageous price all the Bathing Suits of a high-class manufacturer. - . __ There are attractive suits of excellent quality Wool Jersey, Surf Cloth and Silk Poplin, effectively trimmed. The styles are original and becoming— four are here illustrated. 4 Special Sale . ; Women’s and Misses’ - SUMMER SKIRTS For All Out-Dooring A smart Skirt, such as one of these, worn with a dainty Blouse, is raised to the status of a costume—quite as charming as any Summer frock, and appropriate for many occasions, Twenty distinctive styles in White Cotton Tricotine, Gabardine “and _ Satinette await your choice. All are excellently tailored, and scrupulous about such de- tails as pockets, belts and buttons. Sizes up to 36-inch waist bands in some styles—to 32-inch in all styles. At 3.75 Attractive styles in white Cotton Tricotine, Gabardine and Satinette. Note the graceful lines and smart pockets. At 4.75 Ultra - smart effects in White Gabardine and Black and White Plaid Satinette. At 5.75 Exceptional values in White Gabardine, Satinette, Mercerized Poplin and noy- elty fakrics. Splendidly tail- ored, . .