The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 5

fon meee tes oe visas ore aes @uring this neta Open Evenings Until ‘0 pad OUR ONLY ston THE PACKARD sto. SHOP person, and thi liam Hohe: wholesale HAMILTON 307 FIFTH AVENUE, ’ ‘s President of in- yeea The Evening wore {n ite report of the Lusk Committees proceedings iast Wednesday said that Hugo Lieber was | President of the International Uxygon {Company and was reported to be the holder of William Hohénzollern’s stock in the Pennsylvania railroad. it Is now learned that Dr. Lieber never has been the president of the company mentioned, that he holds no stock of the Pennasylvanta either in his own aame or that of any other he has postal of business relations with Wil- this correction In ber, Sale of Summer Dresses $6.95 to $30 Featuring: Ginghams, Organdies, Taffetas, Georgettes, Being manufacturers, we sell at practically prices, Two dresses for little more than the price of one. Special Sale Over 600 Dresses In Georgettes, Taffotas, and Crepe de Chines formerly $18.50, $19.50, $22.50 and $25.00 ___Now $15—! Company. Mever had vening Cross hero of the b] | not more than three | months in Sing Sing land, to put $7,000 Linens, Satins, Voiles Unger had told Judge and Crepe de Chines. ME toe rogen’ thelr “att ear to have agreed away from Victoria Cryss | Honor. He made | wagered on ‘sure thin | bac! med unsuccessful i] | atrica | He went to Western the name of press ‘John Pat THEFT SENTENCES. REVEAL STORY OF LL-SPENT RIGHES Two Sent to we ie Sing for tina David and David Coapaey, lof Wow York. $7,000 Swindle Said to Have Once Been Wealthy. Pleading guilty to-day to an in- dictment charging them with grand larceny, John P, Kinsman, Victoria J | Otto Schuele, desertbed as the man who introduced the sight-seeing au-| jj | tomobile to New York, were seh-| | tenced by Judge Rosalsky in the Court of General Sessions to not lew than one year and three months and Kinsman and Schuele on June 10 Induced Newport Logan, a New Zea- land sheep raiser stopping at the Hotel MoAlpin on bis way to Eng- ,000 on a horse run- Mi] | ning that day, they said, in Canada. fg | The animal was described as a “wure | "When Logan learned that there had been no racing in Canda | for more than a year he called the) lice, | After Assistant District Attorney Logan, their attorney, John | Dyer, revealed that both ‘nd elle wore formerly men of mean: bis! || hand ofthe late King Edward the|® i a Gechediint Gohusle: ie the ortg- | inator of the sight-seeing automobile. a part of his money at the automobile AR industry." x 7 ry. Lb edatahd Kinsman had been indicted under water froma the United States, bound for this city to attend the convention of the International Association of clothing Designers, were haited by the Canadian immigration officials at Rouse's Point to-da: pebecnuse the showed no citizens’ pai is ey are Joseph Fritchel, Philadet- ‘ce Bierman, Baltimore; and een, ran: aha, Harry Hermann New York. Fiori, Jack Ki ENUINE NYLLLLZZA Boer War, and years and three prison, | ‘39 ON SALE TO-MORROW out what tl ie re eS ,. na jeomber price. then call Rosalsky that | paid the $7,000 Dyer, “that both men are sincerely $list Sine sorry for this step from the straight | Say’ apeue’ and narrow path. Eac fortune in New York and, having | them awakened at last—too late—they ap. h has spent a se sap ae on Bao to try an and tea ‘ve some money as easily as their went | sittin wien Gaye ont them. “Bor valor displayed’ in the relief ie scapes wel by | of Ladysmith in the Hoer war the re ore 7S Thi ity at 630, ae filled It reeelved in th ‘atalon Be civ I show Your} a considerable | amount of money in the African tvory | trade, came here with it in 1914, mar- ventures th Wes B.GUITERSSONS TZONASSAU ST.NYC™SE sa Canada and lost mae — and ae JULY 6.45 Formerly 7.50 to 8.50 INCLUDED ARE LOUIS XVI, CUBAN AND MILITARY HEEL MODELS IN PATENT LEATHER, BLACK, MAHOGANY & BROWN CALF; BLACK AND BROWN KID; WHITE KID AND SNOWBUCK, A COMPREHENSIVE LINE OF SIZES IS OFFERED IN EACH No C. 0. D.’s AMMEYER “4 a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York SALE Women’s Pumps, Oxfords and Colonials These Low Shoes, Consisting of Our Spring and Summer Models, also on Sale at Our Newark Store, 645 Broad St. 7.95 *f INCLUDED ARE LOUIS XVI. & MILITARY HEEL MODELS PATENT LEATHER; BLACK, MAHOGANY & BROWN CALF; BLACK, BROWN AND BRONZE KID; BLACK AND PEARL GRAY SUEDE; BLACK, BROWN AND WHITE SATIN & GENUINE OF THESE TWO GROUPINGS 4{, WHITE BUCKSKIN An Exceptional Sales Service Store Open All Day Saturday Formerly 9.00 to 10. No Exchanges Fifth Ave. at 35h Se. Established 1879 A os a for the Fourth There isa new move- ment afoot this year. It is the celebration of the Fourth in an entire- ly different way. | Instead of the fire || cracker noise of former || years, the idea has been | brought forth to make | the day one of no less celebration for the | children, but a greater |}| peace of mind for parents. H e is the presentation | ‘of peaceful toys upon this date. We offer these suggestions | | GARDEN Toys i Watering cans in pink, { blue, yellow, green, plain soe Senciere a8 t0 2.78 RDEN SI pith ae hoe: in Et blue, green. Shovels for nae snd 15 to mm P ‘AILS Rett for the bench (molds i shovel and siev || BASKETS I i for the Beach (molds, \ shovel, shells) i | PANAMA PILE" DRIVERS 50 SANDY-AND YS BOWLERS AND MILL8 WAGONS WOODEN wd and pull (molds, | cal sand, shovels) | $5 1 2,00 | | SAND IN BAGS i) for the mountains \ 18 28 60 i! LIBERTY°TRENCH SHOVEL i) It picks up sand and gravel just like the big heat IN WOODEN WIND MILL 1.25 1.75 Not only do these add to the celebration of !| the Fourth, but .they provide heaJthful amusement for the rest of the Summer, when most of the toys re- ceived at Chyistmas time will have lost their fascination. You Never Pay More at Best's —— THE ‘avehine wouLD, Parva’, JUNE 27, 1919. Seat is HELD UP AT CANADA LINE. gery Store Open All Day, Saturde bt Mw ry georeer os ry 64 ‘ SHOES White Pumps and Oxfords Stunning new models to wear with your rt cos. tume or your filmy new summer frock. Af ex- ceptionally low priced asé sortment of Canvas Ox-* Dress Pumps and Oxfords Graceful, new long vamp ‘and Oxfords in He) Pina Id Pema’ Beak sale, aif Oxtords, Patent Kid Kid Patent Kid Ox- fords and Pumps with] fords in va of mi Louis or military heels—_ |, Undoubtedly New York’ 5 great shoe value tomorrow good variety of models. Specially Priced $4.75 Specially Priced $6.75 No Charge for West Thirty-Fourth Alterations New York City Saturday’s Unprecedented Dress Specials Soft, Sheer, Organdie and Voile Frocks The Very Nicest of Newer Mid-Summer Fancies In Which One May Be Both Quaint and Pretty! *10* nied 19” An inspiring assemblage of soft; lovely new arrivals—emphasizing youthful beauty end becoming simplicity. Revealing originality in style-expression, enhanced 5 glorious color tones. Val. lace trimming, Organdie vestees, ruffles, sashes, ribbons. Cool, Crisp Organdies, Dimities, Georgette Voiles, Chintz, Nets Gowns of Taffeta or Georgettes and Stunning and refreshingly exclusive new afternoon gowns—reflect- ing the genius of foremost couturiers. Brilliantly beaded, gracefully draped, distinctively bouffant, charmingly ruffled or with tiers. Georgette Crepe, Printed Georgettcs, Silk Taffetas, Lustrous Satins, Foulard and Georgette Jersey Sale Voile Blouses ni Blouses Georgette Specially Priced — $7.50 A brilliant assortment of lace Exquisite, filmy blouses with trimmed, tailored and _ sport new Val. lace bell blouses. Lovely embroidery— accordion plaited frills, a eyelet and frilled models fash- ioned of French and Novelty floss sil embroidery, snovel Voiles, Organdies, Batistes. panel effects and gilet fron Sale Shiaté sce Skirts Extraordinary Values in New Modes of Surf Satin and Gabardine Obtained through fortunate circumstances—high grade skirts— greatly underpriced for tomorrow's sale. Sport and dressy models with new pockets, cleverly fashioned belts, button ered Needle Gabardines, Surf Satins, Org@ndies Wide Wale, Pique, Repps, Novelties. " Aieeaaas cy in One Great Assort- ment Special Underpricing Event $ ss Exceptionally smart, high grade, new Georgette Hats, Taffeta Hats, Mira Satin Hats—effectively adorned with’ Ostrich fancies, Full Ostrich Bands, Wide Faille Silk Ribbons, novelty trimming—wonderful values! First time on sale! ° ‘The Workmanship and Quality of these hats call for particular attention! Varied assortments of models for Women and Misses Silk Dress Sale New Styles a | 5 Regular $19.75 Individual high grade styles. Smart ‘Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Satins, Georgette Crepe, revealing advance Fall tendencies in al! the light and darker shades. Gabardine Skirts Sport Styles $998 Worth $5 Exceedingly smart and so low priced! Sport a with, 4 _ Pockets, button trimming, new belts, Voile Dresses Worth $6.98 to $8.98 Typical, high le frocks—very daintily fashion in wide diversity of fetching straightline and overskirt models, Attractively ruffled over- skirts, charming vestee models, ete. Voiles in hundreds of attractive ; Designs, Ginghams, Crepe Tis sues, Checks, Stripes, Novelties. These Dresses