The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 6

> Stel lar Blo useEvent Tomorrow’s Specials: West Thirty- Fourth Street—New York Every Type—Every Fabric—Every Color §6°% ’ $99.98 wie rounded het bons, colorful silk embroidery, | nate alge von H Girls’, Misses’ & Junior Silk Graduation Frocks OD Aye of lovable Summer blouses! Exquisite new dress stunning tailored effeets—introdi di embeliahed with deinfiok Va teens ted sit- per plo , innovations in sleeves and collars. Costume Shades, Willow S Lust Batine, Grape ds Chines, Platd and Striped Silke, Sila Pengee and Vetlen Very Specially Priced 19 38th Street pag are probably less ew York, Exceptional Yaritou Spanish Castile, cake 25 La Primera Castile, bar. $1.25 Lord & Taylor Tub and 1826, box of 6, 95 Pierre Perfumed Santal and Jasmine.,.........box 45 Adorably naive and charming are these new graduation frocks. Girlish models, revealing interesting new overskirts, ruffled effects, satin girdles, innovations in sleeves and collars. Model illustrated is Georgette and Satin— _ ruffles and blouse of Satin—overskirt of Georgette, with Satin ruffles. Other delightful models of Organdie, trimmed with finest laces, ribbon sashes—~introducing latest sleeve and vestee effects. —=====No Charge for Alterations———— Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE— than you would Ivery Soap 55e and $1.00 dozen. $4.50 and $8.25 case. Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk Foreign and Domestic Soaps Wouldn't It Be Well to in a Suppl Before Going Away fi Bes eee We carry practically every good foreign a 39th Street @ Summer? nm and domestic make, and the ve to pay outside of Great These prices for Today and Saturday. ee ‘Exceptional Armour's Cold Cream and Gly- cerine box 20 Lord & Taylor Peroxide Soaps, box of 12, 950 Perfumed Bath qressanas box 39% Boissard’s Tablets Societe HygieniquePerfumed Oval, cake 25c Colgate’s Natural Flower Soaps, box 25c Cashmere Bouquet Soap, small 10¢ Roger & Gallet Violet and Santal, each 45c Coudray's Violet....... 4711 Almond Bar... Colgate’s All Round Soaps, box Piver's Floramye and Azurea, cake $1.00 Mornay's Bath Soap....cake 50¢ Roger & Gallet Violet de Parme, each 75 Roger & Gallet, guest size, each 30c Roger & Gallgt Vera Violet, $1.40 cake Amber Royal, guest size, each 75¢ “Ay BOOM SCHLACHT TO DIRECT | AMERICANIZATION DAVE. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919. | Downtown Chatpber of Commerce Wants Him Named Under New Law. Headed by merchants, jurists and ao- cial workers, a movement was faunched to-day by the Do Town Chamber of Commorce under the direstion of Joseph 8. Marcus, Preaidént of the Bank of United States, to urge the ‘appointment of Marry H. Schiacht as director @f Americanization for Manhattan ua@er the sew Americanization law. “No man is better qualified to direct the Americaniaation Work, especially in the heart of the ‘Melting Met," than Mr. & declared Mr, Mangus “IT have been the Chairman. of ‘The Evening World Americanigation work in that section amd have hea e@peasion to observe his work.” Jullan Goldman, Presidnt of the Down Town Chamber of Commerce, dectered that if Mr. Schlacht would seoure the [@popintment the merchants would be pleased to provide all the expenses nee- essary to carry on the work. WASHINGTON AIMS TO END MACHINISTS’ STRIKE HERE Representative of the Men Called to Capital in Effort to Avoid Com- plications of Navy Yard. Following the demonstration of strik- ing machinists yesterday at the Navy |Yard in Brooklyn, it was announced this |morning at the headquarters here of the International Association of Ma- chiniats that J, J. McEntee, Business Agent directing the strike campaign, had been summoned to Washington in ‘an effort to settle the dispute with the |De La Versne Machine Compacy. It |was gaid officers of the De La Vergne |Company also had been summoned to company's offige, The De La Vergne Company has 90 far refused to grant the union's demand }tor a forty-fowr-hour week and about 900 men are on strike at ita glant in |Hast 138th Street. The company has &| {om made to transfer this work to the Navy Yard machine shops. Should this be done, uriion men say, it will result in o strike of civilian employees at the Navy Yard. ELKS AID IN SEARCH FOR LOST BABY GIRL |Z. Two-Year-Old Jersey Child nye BE terlously Disappears—Father in France With Army. ASBURY PARK, N. J., June 20.— Chief of Police Byram hag enlisted Watch, 5000 members of the B. P. O. Elks, in con- tion here, in @ search for Ruth Il Mucor aged two, who disappeared yee .GU ERsSON. terday from Wanamassa, a suburo, B,GUITERas ONS | here h ther, Mrs. J. B. Moore, lives. 33er father, who went to Bvapes [70 Nessaust newer City with the American Army, has not been heard from for seven months, Children told of having seem Ruth talking yesterday to a woman dressed in black. Elks dragged Deal Lake, on which Wanamassa is situated, from end to end and are convinced the child |M was pot drowned there. OU ees eagle N.Y. FIRMS SHIP BUYERS, ‘Three Companies Named as Pur-| chasers in Burley Deal. Included In the purchasers of nine- teen ships from the United States Bhip- ping Board, as announced by Chairman Hurley, are the names of three New York firms. Officers of the Shipping Board at No. 186 Broadway, identified the threo companies as the French: American Line, Inc., five ships; National Shipping Corporation, No, 25 Broad ‘Street, five ships, and George W. Cole out you ‘Washington, but this was @enie@ at the | 5) it U4 oa te dere, it tow MY by ro spe anetSP o- iii mever have ti chanee again. We guarantee to deliver one only to « cus- e'cleck tomorrow large contract for submarine parte end | un the union men fear an attempt will be| mne Value. an & Co., Inc., No. | ships. It ie reported that the ah 50 Broad Street, 1 four ips were sold at from $210 to $225 a dead weight ton. The cost to the Government from $178 to $188 MG jon. DOWN TO zERO. (Prom Landeo Tit-Dits.) Gentloman—Are you really up? Tramp—Hard up? Why, sir, of clothes wuz sellin’ at a penny apiece, | T wouldn't have enough to buy the arm: holes of @ vest, Guaranteed G Filled Ladies’ Warranted 20 Years 0 vs" DUATION a te Mas a ore ly oa morrow at from $15 up: SPECIAL se Popes silt Geld Watel ‘att Wate [70 Nessavs ~OPPposrre Crry Haus SNe 1 SS @'| » Narlety Galore ot very rte, Toede in our CAMMEYER ‘Slamped on a Shoe Means Standiird of Mert Sa" St. New York Also on Sale at our Newark Store, 645 Broad St. White Buckskin and Cocoa Calf 10.00 MEN used to ad- mire the “tailor made” oxfords, but they were so very “heavy look- FEATHER ing,” the foot looked WEIGHT aw! STREET Now-—the new Cam- OXFORDS meyer way has kept in all the “‘looke” and: taken all the weight—so even can call them “pretty.” Bracelet Watches | WATOHES at 0%, alse gold filled and This Sale Is for beng Only ‘Special Solid Gold Watch 815-00 25. x Solid was so hard if suite old morning maa Lord & lavlor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUR— June Sale--Misses’ Dresses resis 's Prettiest Fashions and Fabrics Featured for Tomorrow at Ginghams. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Formerly Sold at Much Higher Third Floor, fabrics, in a variety of de- signs and colorings; 39-40 inches wide. 32c Second Floor, Misses’ white canvas Ox- fords; sizes 11 to 2... Girls’, white canvas Ox- fords; sizes 244 to 6.. Girls’ Tub Dresses For Vacation Wear Marked for Clearance $1.50 Well made Dresses in Chambrays and gay plaid Summer Cotton Voiles Novelty printed Unusual Value, Shoes for Bathing Suits $7.50 and season. new models, simple, in and sport wear. the . of $19. sails every ha of his strange yard Women’s Smart Styles with Military Heels Girls’ $4.00 to 7.. $5.00 Of Surf Satin In a Saturday Sale at $2.95 Another shipment of these sightly, ser- vice-giving Suits, so much in demand i just arrived. 4 Straight line models fashioned of lus- trous Surf Satin, in black, with yoke and wash of black and white stripes or Copenhagen blue. Sizes 36 to 44. a At the peice, ane of mm the best Bathing tej Suit values we ‘m» have ever offered, TMrd Floor, For this Event, values are the best and variety the greatest offered this A charming collection of decidedly effective styles, developed Plain or Novelty Voiles, Ginghams, Tissues, Sheer Organdies + and Linens in every conceivable color, Sizes 14 tO 30 years.......0008 $5.95 to $45.00 Misses’ Polo Cloth Coats $22.50 and $29.50 Genuine light weight Polo cloth in ¥ and full length models for motoring Third Floor, Continuing Great Sale Women’s Serge Capes Eight models, all lined with Foulard Silks, and of extremely smart style. Unexcelled Norfolk model to 18 years..... Values Furniabings and Caps in ‘hird Floor. Children! Come Tomorrow, Satur- day, and have a ride with Sinbad His boat is ready waiting for you. The good ship ‘*Pleasure”’ the Sea of Delight. He will tell you stories esting adventures. Toy Department, 7th Floor W omen, Boys and Girls Interesting Items for Saturday Pumps, patent leather, low heel Girls’ Pumps of tan calf- skin; sizes 234 to 7... $007! Beocond Floor, 39th Street $13.95 dainty, . but Middy Tits, $2.95 of serviceable Khaki,guar- anteed fast color—just the thing for vacation wear—sizes 3 to 10 years. Boys’ Blue Serge Suits For confirmatio: wallace 50 Gloves in the wanted shades of pongee and grey, also White Mousquetaire Gloves in a fine quality and most desirable length If hour on Tomorrow $ 1.35 pair Ground Floor, but imter- White Canvas Oxfords $6.75 Boys’ Scout or P sizes 234 | Shoes, sizes 11 to 13 34.$2.6: $5. Little Men's Scout or Play Shoes, sizes 11 to 13%, $3.68 White Tub Skirts Several Smart Styles Featured Tomorrow at $5.75 Fine cotton Gab- ardine and Trico Ff tine Skirts in a fj button trimmed. Skirts that conform to the Mode's every fi dictate in straight line finishing details Complete as- sortment of Skirts for Dress and 5 wear in the sew bid tons, and sun 38 to $45.00.