The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1919, Page 13

Magistrate Asks $25,000 Bail Each for Three Arrested on Grocers’ Complaints. Ba i in the sum of $26,000 each was fixed by Magistrate Mancuso in Jef- WASHINGTON, June %—Marking ferson Market Court to-day for threé|the final day of his visit In Washing- youths accused of rothing two stores!ton, Dr. Bpitacio Pessoa, President- withiy an hour. Mikilles Dernako, | elect of Brasil, was entertained at tunch- who conducts a grocery store at No. leon to-day by Secretary Redfield and Just a few examples of the hundreds of big bargains in the Big June Sale’ 219 West 18th Street, said Joseph | win be the guest at two dinners to be z nineteen years old, No. 426 |siven in his honor to-night by Acting m, Ga | Weet 17th Street, Walter Hass, nine- ot State 3 Polk and Third As . jecretary of Gtate Breckinridge a) lteen, No. 108 Aver A, and Felix |aistant: Beste A aN Wa NOs He call Diechan, twenty, Ne 119 Greenwich | Long: oe Ave., rotibed his store yesterday. Lynch ee meta HM, e yh & reception will Cool, comfortable, serviceable dresses of rE Linene ‘and Sn Almost a hundred styles to choose from, five ‘and Hass were captured by @ crowd |De Siven, Dr. Possos at the Par ute: of which are pictured above. Beautiful new styles. All Cctlerwing the robbery. bers of the cabinet = the Diplomate ote! designed to fit and become stout women. Light or WHEN PEACE IS Saal cafes PESSOA, REDFIELD’S GUEST. | Cr Bar \ fer Stout Woinen. fi | Meticin Keteskian, grocer, No. 986 W. Corps. k effects. Plain colors, str'pes, plaids and fashionable Foulard patterns. Sizes up to 56 bust. Very specially priced. 5% 7% 8% 10% to 16® Captaet by Be Roll ravi fies SEE baa. $395) For Tomorrow NOT NEW, BUT—Beautiful case designs—good player action, 88- note, fully ged ny er Lg Pee the sparkle ee cheer one of these players vil bes Jon home. Big bargain at $985, ‘and with each player goes F MUSIC: BENCH and CABINET. Many bargains in specially designed IT maternity dresses, suits, skirts, waists : and corsets. Private fitting rooms. i used eas of Players consists of several high grade Story & Clark lestruments { in the styles of (D) and (S); also a few other good makes. “TY Lane Bryant /s,¥e:"23 W. 38th St. —<—— Terms on These Players: My Established 1863 $2.50 Per Week —,, Start your'veekly = Aug. 2d Moderate down payment insures immediate and free delivery. | | (KES | =e Gtorg & Glark, moran en a ALK, weoresoar 263 Sixth Avenue i" \4) ine mien ‘The Countess has been awey from Reliable Credit 12 & 14 W. 32dSt., N.Y. 1100 Broadway, Brooklyn || A@*r!es # or seven yeara, 1: te not ing with her, ‘The family, at last ac- Easy Payments COUNTESS. 5: ZEC HENY Former Gladys Vanderbilt and Children Expected at New- port This Summer. NEWPORT, RL, Jue M-— Countess Szecheny!, formerly Gladys Vanderbilt, accompanied by her chiktren, will come to Newport to visit her mother at the Breakers as counts, was at Budapest, Hungary. —— 7,982,300 SOLDIERS LOST LIVES IN WAR Senator McCumber Also Shows Cost in Money Was About $185,000,000,000. WASHINGTON, June %4—The war cost 7,582,300 sokiiers’ lives; between $185,000,000,000 and $196,000,000,000 in money; the loss of 23,006,383 tone of merchant shipping and 1,882,125 tons of war vessels. ‘These figures to-day were presented Sey? | OR Holiday, Vaca- tion and Season- round City wear— =} and for sports of all sorts, ” Cool Summer-time clothes economically priced at Brill stores Jo-myeae, Ported Dining, Noon Outer, $ $ ‘American Walnut ete Saar Sakamercan want § S95 £0 %350 fy T.KELL co 7 hasyee) reverie League advocate, as the most telling ° he reasons why the Léeagug should be rati- lo toa W. ir ‘St, fied and future wars prevented. ‘The figures were gathered for Mo- Kuppenheimer Air-o-Weave Suits... . $20.00 to $35.00 Out of town deliveries made by our own motor trucks — wea Tropical Worsteds.... sos M00 Ne $5.00 | Pee Gn ee Berne an ares GUE Salts. ics cacccarns ... 25.00 to 40.00 R-34 READY Cool Cloths and Mohairs ... 15.00 to 25.00 |Reemibeys ea eee 6. Genuine Palm Beaches..........+ 12.50 to 22.50 Next Week. LONDON, June 24.—Germany'’s ao- ceptance of the Peace Treaty, with con- sequent removal of the possibility of resumption of hostilities, has resulted in the crew of the (British dirigible R-34 Preparing again for a flight to America. “Testing ls completed and the R-34 is ready to cut away whenever the crew is ready,” the Admiralty stated to-day. “If peace is aligned this week the start prob- joy Will be made within seven days.” —_ SIX CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE. Family Almost Wiped Out By Blaze at Bode, Iowa. | BODE, Ia, June @4.—Gix children of Mr. and Mra, Matt Faber lost their Straw Hats, $2.50 to $6.00 3 Y 3 1456 Broadway Broadway at 49th Street 44 E. 4th St. 279 Broadway 2 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn 47 Cortlandt St. 125th Street at 3d Avenue |S BAUMANN & BRO 84th Street and 3rd Ave. OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS lives in @ fire that destroyed the Faber ‘home near here. i. He | Relief for Tornado-Gwept City, | FHIRGYS FALLS, Minn, June 4— Relief work proceeded rapidly to-day in the section of the city destroyed by Adam Period Suite in Jacobean Oak of Buffet, China Closet, Sery- ing, Table, Dinin, Uneaten: siertseeesst taste Ma meas Ls ki iS Material alata 4 to meet your en- larged demand enable us to offer you a choice from our stock of Bedroom, Dining Room, Library and Living Room uality Furniture at PRICES WHICH IN NO CASE COVER THE PRESENT WHOLESALE COST This is an Alteration Sale Opportunity Extraordinary. Charge Accounts Invited NEW YORK’S EARGEST FURNITURE, PIANO AND "GRAND SOLO” PHONOGRAPH STORES last Sunday’s tornado with a losa of sixty lives. Arrangements were made through Mayor 1, C. Hodgson of St. Paul for 2,000 loaves of bread to be | shipped to this city to-day and 1,000 \ day thereafter until the city can | anrange to provide essentials for itself. oo Manchester Cotton Mill Strike Minds. MANCHESTUR, England, June 24.— Tho strike af cotton mill workers in this district ended late yesterday when the employers agreed to an eight-hour i day and @ 30 per cent. wage increase, Englander, Link Fabric, with woven wire x Ps wih ett 84 QMS simic grey rust proof enamel as illustrated.......- RU iy Motor Truck Delivery caus iavesiaal uaaae Ganuedl te Ene 100 x, Ou Liberal Credit Terms Apply to|}| THREE (3) BIG STorcs : E World, The Long Island, New Jersey and vening World, 18¢ per Connecticat. Established 31 Years Dally World, 18 por weak Uptown Downtown Brooklyn 3D AVENUE | AVENUE A | BROADWAY Cor, 123d St. Cor, 4th St. at Saratoga Ave. (Inctuding Clothing Devt, in’ Brooktrn Store) Qe, Wider and deturder Wreninae. sai acl pann inas ea ee OE | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919, | ACCUSE YOUTHS OF ROBBING |'<%:s"z2s".s7 sw, asx see COUNTESS SZECHENY) = (= 7 LOWER [ane Bryant) EE 14 TWO STORES WITHIN AN HOUR omc. wessci, PLANS VISIT TO MOTHER *ABeryain Bas or Stout Worhen erratek the disclosures \ot the sec- The “August-in-June” Sale of Furniture at /o-~ is proving a welcome innovation It comes at a time when furniture is in demand—by newly married soldiers opening their new homes and by brides-who-never-grow-old who are renovating their homes that were let run down during the war. It offers, as usual, our entire stock of home furniture at 10 to 40 per cent. less in price, together with special purchases intended for August. Instead of holding these special lots they are being placed on sale now as they arrive. The name August when applied to furniture at Wanamaker’s has come to mean The great Summer sale so that whether held in June or in August it is recognized as the big dhce-in-six- months’ opportunity. This year we open the sale earlier than usual because a combination of circumstances makes it wise. Rents are high, food is high, yet people need furniture as never before—so we do our best to meet their wishes NOW. Furniture is growing costlier and scarcer, and whether we can get enough furniture to continue the sale through August is a question. All we know defi- nitely is what we can do now, and that we are doing to the utmost of our ability. Make the most of the sale while it is on Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Building. . Bedding also down in price The entire bedding stock is also reduced, as usual, and beco:nes a part of the Summer sale. Sixth Gallery, New Building. We have a good stock of Women’s silk stockings .all of pure flax. at $1.50 pair , Certain lots that, because broken Full fashioned thread silk Tower prec "eet ‘Dem while they Mercerized cotton tops and soles Black White Navy blue $9.50 Waicnhdi, $7.50 doz. Negro Smoke § Champagne Only 600 dosen. But it is proper that we announce wid es peitated: $8.75 that since we them, thé j manufacturer 1s price rey Ah ght flremarve gone up dollars a dozen. This means a square aorta price on renewal purchases, Quarter to half less Main floor, Old Building. are about 200 odd pattern table- cloths ranging in size from 2}4x2}¢ yards to x4 Acai ft baa ray n—nev $00 to $00. Pm gba toweling ihc eidatbad or seahkacaed crap toweling for dish or roller towels 18 inches wide, reduced to 25¢ een WHITE « canvas er re linen in a soft and sreedwe.dicees| for 18,000 pair of feet tea or pantry use, bee Bm to $4.80 dozen. UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS ; $4 to $10..... Dress linens _ ‘|| 33.58 to sis iy heavg oyster tohile }'| $1.25 to $12. . linen for women’s _ suils, Pumps. Oxfords High shoes. Rubber soles. Leather soles. dresses and separate skirte— No matter how many of shoes you have, $1 grade for 75c yard || not properly equipped tor olidays and vacation have white canvas shoes. They are pba oo They are Tight. First floor, Old Building. | They are easily kept clean. ite eet white \ shots in particular, are of Cg ae ¢ y material, wel le, at moderate prices. have 370 Grass rugs fe fancy, dressy shoes for those who like them. And the r- pri and very easy Weeene: Pee White buckskin, too. First floor, Old Building, Clearaway of girls’ and young women’s fashions Sizes in nearly every instance are incomplete, but all sizes are included. 11 young girls’ riding habits Linen, $16.50, were $25. Woolen metacinla $18.75, $22.50; were $35 and $45; sizes 8 and 10 years only. 105 fine Summer frocks Imported gin; + gion and chambrays; also Devon- shire cloths and linen; sizes 6 to 16 years; $9.75, $12.50 and $18.75; were $13.75 to $28. 70 young women’s suits Tricotine mostly—a few of serge, checked wor- steds and wool velours; $25 to $75; were $37.50 to $105, 25 smart trotteur frocks Navy blue and beige tricotine; sizes 14 to 20 years; $55, $65 and $75; were $62.50 to $115. 25 young women’s frocks ‘ool jersey in pare | blue and beige; $39.75 and Pay 50; were $47.50 and $55. ph ihe Old Building. ‘Tan, blue and green designs; a large variety. Also—a third less about a hundred hit-or-miss rag rugs, with borders of blue, nine green, yellow or tan, Third Gallery, New Building. ’ Smart moire bags —only $3.75 The newest sort of moire bags, in black and midnight blue, fitted with purse and mirror, with celluloid frame in brown, gray and white. Main floor, Old Building Corsets, $3.95 Two models of American Lady Corsets, in white figured silk and in pink cotton brocade, Main Aisle, Old Building,