The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1919, Page 21

Wartime Postage Of To- <Day' After Nearly Two Years. inning to-day tho two-cent postage fate Will be restored for first-class mail ter, under the terms of the revenue passed by Congress Inst February. The Kind You} Have Always ture of Chas. H.'Fletc! ersonal supervision fv “ deceive Ton in this, Ww and over 30 years. Countestetts, Imitations and ‘sallere’ mail, where’ the service man: is @ member of an expeditionary foree on foreign soll, shall be carried postage free. ‘The three-cent tate on letters has been in effect ever since November, 1917, the date of the war revenue measure, Bou ht has borne the signa- as been made he signa Allow no one **Just-as-good’? are but Lap tee Y and endanger the health of Children—Experi ence against Experiment, | outVhatis CASTORIA _ goric, Drops and Soothin: Opiam, Morphine nor ot more than thi relief of Constipation, Diarrhoea; allayin and by regulating the Ston similation of od; givin Syrups. It contains neither her narcotic substance, For rty years it has been in constant use fortho Flatuleney, Wind Colie and Feverishness arising therefrom, rh and Bowels, aids the as- healthy and _ natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—' “In Use For 0 THEATRES. wal ER GARDEN | til Tero, PLAYHOUSE wie 1, duly, ae Sat H . AT 9.45°’ | SHUBERT gi Wie ay ata, Lew Fields in A lon ely A MonRNTURY GROVE Root of CENTURY T poo H SaveXse bie O36 etter Olesassicn | {dd | Sawn : | ~~ teal a. W “TORO wy" BROADHURST ; ‘ Splash st’ E. of Bway, Ev.8.30 s' Wed., July 4 & Sat, », A Little Journey VANDERBILT | i Ricnel Cro:ners GARRICK Friary JOH 1 FE R GUSON THE SEASON'S ELTINGE "UP.IN MABELS HUDSON LOUIS MANN v West 44th 8. ive in mm eas 4. Wet & Sat ats, $2 wy NEW AMSTERDAM **';, DOF HIDHIOHT FROLIC 4 OBERTY a. Be warte's SCANDALS WHITE'S A MODERN MUSICAL REVUE. 4 Woat & Henry Miller's}! Th'r asa LALA LUCILLE is “1 | aove. 3 SHE’S A GOOD. F LLOW | LIGHT! ‘MIN% 3 f WISE FOULS COHAN & ARIS i THE ROYAL VAGABOND A COHANIZED OPERA COMIQUE METEW TESTER AMUSEME 8.15. OF ivy Bt 8.30. mie Weds July 1 Foxkest * LAMONT Teno FEDNA KFI . OGG, Soprne Chorus and ymphiony Orchestra BRONX AMUSEMENT PARK 25 Minutes from Times Square, ALT WATER BATHING PALISADES AK ; ry “STEEPLECHASE. T SOT ST Fi @ hy FOR FUN pepini's OEE aii BOO at FOR SALE. DIAMUNDS ON CREDIT BASY TELS, ALL Goods GUAKANTIERY, American Watch & Diatsond Co net wn § Maiden Lane \ ‘he Mother’s Friend, ver 30 Years ‘THE CENTAUR COMPARY, FEW YORK Cry. PHOTO PLAYS. ‘of | THE IRS ae sm paces Various! 43a Se COHAN + tid, =, \D. W. Griffit “Repertory Geo, ale ve Bassons va | ie oa’ | Ginter SUANETT BATHING BEAUTIES aos BOTHWELL BROWNE Madion Ave, at Soh St PLAZA “tean‘BARD in AUGUSTUS THOMAS’S “ASK ‘MAN THINKS" “| RNG ae imes Souare riacre’ “Ohne iuise montai Marriage? Review Me GIRARD ti plied Aslaial A a tad tian Bway 49" Y, seaniee STRAND ORCHESTRA VAUDEVILLE, | E fe CTUR'S Somewbere’ With P Mal day & Wil Wallace, je} cable Winton Bros. Turally and iy 7 FE: hit: Ling yest, Me,” WHAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS.” all, Fenton & Levy and FOR SALE. ALargeAssortment Y ag A of fs Fancy Colored\ / Stones \ } W & Siqnet Rings Diamonds and Watches ON OUR Pa BOOK OF Gems 4 Cree iii 374. Broa I 37. ABOVE dway A STORE-NOTAN OFFICE Be Cinmene My PE Rl obs Bier tal! 10, aia lilt al ies i The Kind You Have Always Bought . Bears the Signature of UNTING TO CRUSH OUTBREAK REDS Entire New York, Police. Force Will Be. Held in Réserve on July 4, Unusual precautions were planned to-day ‘by Federal, gtate and city oficials as a renndll of numerous underground tips of “something stir- ring” \n radical circles for July 3 or 4. The members of every State Guard regiment in the city are under In- structions to be prepared ‘to report on short notice, It was denied the guardsmen had received orders to ne at their armofies, but plans are per- fected for quick mobilization and for the prompt protection of important points in case of trouble. All policemen not on duty will be eld in reserve from July 8 to July 5 under orders from Commissioner En- right. Special orders were Issued for Captains to keep a watch on public buildings and other points that might be objects of attack. Attorney General Newton an- nounced to-day that during the week he will start an action in the Su- preme Court for the cancellation of the charter of the American Socialist Society, the owners of the Rand School, which for the last week has Think of Your Eyes? They are too valuable to neglect. Helpingthem NOW with Ehrlich glasses saves you serious trouble later on. Reliable Eyesight Examination by Registered Eye Specialists. Correctly Fitted Glasses from $2.50 ys Established 57 Years New York: 184 B'way, at John St a23 Sixth Av., t5th St, 350 Sixth Av.p aad St tor Nasvau, at Ann St, 12, West ‘42d _ Street, rooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond Sil yA STATE ": ‘bean tinglér the fire of the Lusk in- vestigating committee, It i ae Boyton hinge ha bes z considera’ pileation % the court pone the appoint | } ment of a receiver, on tho ground | that through tts conviction on “| charge of -violating the Espion: Law and by subsequent activities | disclosed by the Lusk committee the society violated the terms of its charter, It was said that, rhether the preliminary action is of this na- ture or not, its success will’ ultl- mately mean a receiver who will wind up the affairs of the school. ‘The directors of the Socialist Society are laying their plans for a hard legal fight, and the declaration was mai to-day that when the ‘matter gets | into court the Attorney General will be surprised by the powerful backers he will find behind the institution which was founded with the money of the late Mre. Carrie Rand. These persons were said at the school to be persons ot :vealth and influence who will fight to the last ditch. SHELTER FOR COMMUTERS. | a to Make A@fition to) foodside ition. The Long Island Ratiroad was to- day ordered by Deputy Public Gervice Commissioner Barrett to construct on | the platform of the station at Woodside & shelter sufficient to protect waiting passengers. This station is a general transfer point, not only for passengers changing between trains of the Long Island Railroad, but for the interchange of passengers botween the Corona branch of the Queensboro subway and the Long Island trains as well. ‘The railroad company has promised to at once begin the erection of the shelter, pani reaere- ‘cab seater DEATH FOR GREEK TRAITORS. Men Who Organt Attncks on Allied Forces Sentenced. ATHENS, July 1.—Court martial Proceedings agafnst the men who or- ganized the attacks against Allied forces here in December, 1916, have been concluded. M. Mircouris, former Mayor of Athens and leader of the Epistratt League; former Deputy Pesnotzogiou and Attorney Eslin have been sen= tenced to death, Col. Constantinopolous was sentenced to prison for ten years; M. Inglessis, President of the League, for five years and Gen. Papeoulos was acquitte Long 1 ciety International Tennis, Tourney at Wimbledon. “WIMBLEDON, July 1—In_ the international tennis tournament in progress here, the third round tn the |doubles has been played, Garland and Mollquham and Seale i 6—2, and and Davis ‘beat Donisthorpe and Grace | 3—4, 6—3, 10—8 and 6—2, Roth of the |winning pairs will meet the brilliant Australian players to-day. Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California was scheduled to meet Mile. Lengien, | the French star, in the women's | gles of the British grass court tennis tourney. Yesterday Miss Ryan beat Mrs. Parton, England, 6-2, 68 Garland, America’s last hope in the men’s siniles, qualified yesterday for the semi-finals by defeating R. V. Tromas, England, 64, 6-0, 6-1. STEAMBOATS. A PICNIC FOR A “NICKEL.” A Dandy 4th of July Trip DYCKMAN INTERSTATE PARK FREE PLAYGROUND THE PEOPL Rest Route for Autos to GAMP M) MC IN and OINTS in 2,000 Free Bath Houses NEW REFRESHMENT PAVILIONS | STEAMBOATS. ST. FERRY | Pe fron marked * Telephone: Canal 9200, Dae River Desbronnes St. y.. CONEY ISLAND ct to Change Without Notice, ia 10.30" EAI OCKAWAY 'B WEEKDAY AND SUNDAY TR 45 MILES DANCING, “nEFneS SIGHT SEEING 18 ais points | ine __New York | Le. Bron Steamboat Ca, BEAR MOUNT IN UP THE HUDSON Str, “Grand Republic” {ote o ely gt | i music. JULY 4th [EXCURSION To New Haven Str. Richard Peck Dining A. limited numb: of tickets om sale at Piers on ay of Excursion, Vohed States Railroad Sr tien 3MANDALAY’ PWenther vemicuney DOWN TRE BAY To Atlantic Hi, lands Fare Ss. mach “METROPOLITAN LINE TO BOSTON Ait. the way, by weten, \VIA CAPE COD CANAL | Daylight Through the Canai Both Ways jer 18, Foot of Murray 8t., Dully Inclided) at 6.00 P.M. Kuro kets and information as Wharf, Tel, Barclay 5000, “HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES: rr oy sh N, Rt... foot Cassa) 6 p, oop Days; Budaye and Moline St... half hour LEPLBE PS cisck soihewiae’ moraine. DANCING ACADEMIES, ROLLER SKATING St. Nicholas Rink, 66th St., near Broadway. Competent Instructors to moh You How kate, Tie, ¥ Skating ail Ground Floor, Dancing Carnival on 2d Floor. cu t0 OFFICES | WERE NOT RAIDED BY DETECTIVE Members id: wicker Brokerage Firm! Voluntarily Appeared Before Swann and Gave Information. ‘The World on Friday last told of a complaint made fo Assistant District Attorney Dooling by Dr. Johannes Meyer of Brooklyn against Charles W. Galvin & Co, brokers at No, 60 Broad Street, and in this connection it wag stated that the offices of the firm had been raided and their papers seized by detectives from the District Attorney's office, This was an error, which The World has ‘been requested by Galvin & Co. to correct. There was no rald and members of the firm voluntarily pro- duced their papers at the request of Mr. Dooling. The complaint grew out of a deal between Dr, Meyer and 8. J, Smith, a salesman for Galvin & Co. The amount involved was $100, Smith claimed Dr. Meyer put up $50 in thrift stamps and a $60 Liberty bond as collateral for the purchase of stock and that hé gave Dr, Meyer a receipt for $100, with the understanding that Dr. Meyer was to come back the next day with $100 in cash and exchange it for the collateral, Dr. Meyer claimed he later did give Smith the $100 cash in exchange for the collateral, Smith denied this, claiming that at their second inter- view the doctor in some manner gained possession of the collateral and left, without giving up the $100 cash and with Smith's original re- celpt for $100 still in his possession. Dr. Meyer demanded of Galvin and Company the return of the $100 he claimed to have given their salesman but declined to produce Smith's re- ceipt. The firm wrote him a letter asking him to submit proof and promising to make reparation if it was found they were indebted to him. Dr, Meyer's next step was to com- plain to Assistant District Attorney Dooling. The latter sent a detective with a “request” subpoena to the of- fice of Galvin and Company and Sec- -|retary Irwin Bloom of the firm re- turned with the detectiye to the Dis- trict Attorneys office, Later the firm's bjooks of record were volun+ tarily sent there Charles W, Gal- vin and Salesman Smith called on Mr. Dooling in response to a telephone invitation, ‘The Meyer eomplaint was finally sifted down to a question \of veracity Salesman $100, between Dr. Moyer and Smith as to which got the evidence, onal and d that if Smith got th The I ind Jury decide between the sales. and Dr, “sHoT if BELA KU nin of Hangarian Soviet Dictator Arrested. LONDON, July 1L—According to & deapateh to the Datly Chronicle to-day \from its Genova correspondent, ain as- jeeilant fired three shots at Bela Kun, {Hungarian Soviet dictator in Budapest jo few days ago. 1 ‘The shots all missed. Tho asaniiant j Was ari THE HEADACHES Until She Tried ‘‘Fruit-a-tives” (ar Froit Liver Tablets) "118 Coburg St., St. John. “I feel I must tell you of *he great benefit I have received from your won- derful medicine, ‘Fruit-a-tives.’ “I have been a sufferer for many years from Violent Headaches, and could get no permanent relief. “A friend advised me to take ‘Fruit. e-tives’ and I did so with great success; and now I am entirely free of Headaches, thanks to your splendid medicine.” | MRS. ALEXANDER SHAW. | 50c a box, 6 for 82.50, trial size 250. At all de or sent on receipt of price, by f )IT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSR: RG Yim Ad years. 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Yard wi sian, flor UP $10.00 Rever: Oxi? ft— browns, splendid list of spec ‘*Right-Before-the- Holiday” Values in GIRLS’ DRESSES Sturdy Dresses for Camping, Coun- try and, Seashore. Sizes 6 to 14 Middy Dresses—of Lonsdale jean contrasting collar skirts are full 6 to 14 yrs. our reg. $3.48 Girls’ Khaki Dresses—midd; with large sailor cola with white—full kilted skirt— sizes 6 to 14 yre Khaki Campfire bron aarp cut— pockets and a deep cuff—sizes & to 14 yrs.— 48 Bathing Tights—Bi; Last-Minute Needs in Summer Toilette Accessories and powder pul Complexion a Plexo Cold Cream— 25 ct. size. Albodon Tooth Paste— ize . Hearn Violet or Lilac his at 7 convenience i} therein. eon SILA 36 ct. Sash and Hair Ribbons Molres, sating and taffetas—best 40 ct. Fancy Voiles—38 inch we rd colo Want Dita FAIIOS—BASHMNBN'T, WHITE GOODS—-ALALN FLOOR, BPS —THTRD FLOOR, in all white, or with and — cuffs— kilted—sizes are 2.77 to the has two patch 14 yra.. y FOR HIM Sale for a Day (Wednesday) | FINE STATIONERY—.21 box _ Last two Get-away Daya offer to vacationiats and all others pescane for the Holidays a ls and big assortments. n’t miss this great shopping opportunity. For the Fourth of July Dip New, delightful styles; there is one to suit every taste at prices that cannot be bettered. Here is a black satin bathing drese with @ smart little vestee a piping, fringe and buttons, or tucked neck and Mercerized paaltosar yi Rs fenton are poten ay! i These are ked cad» piped with cor con! color and come in shades, Special... Satin Bathing Dresees of excellent quality, come in navy blue and They tie on the shoulder black. in a new, becoming piped with white— our reg. 89.94 Special 3 » Our re 3.97 They are red with ex- cellent quality dark blue silk taffeta and have attractive silk loop. Finer to 11.97. Children’s Silk Parasols 1.97 up to Stay-at-Homes and ‘the City, are apecia' in our policy of Stocks throughout therefore as of all Wearing Our regular 35¢ mer’s supply. «ray, garnet, navy and Vy round Weave—wilk Summer skirts, bath- 100 DS—MALN PLOOR, BONS--MALN FLOOR, a nty styles and colorings, LES FA BILL OS JAS MNT, Suiti fer iknoe! kabout Goorgotte ssengs edhe width= assortment of dark ¢ 4 MILING-—MALN FLOOR, d Lape: ign >LATPRY—BASAMENT, sible Fibro Art Squares. ..7.88 Reds, greens and wood The well-known trademagk of EATON, CRANE & \ oak ie ] PIKE stamped on every box marks this value as Gs. ¢. e | being truly out of the ordinary and emphasizes the | superior quality aistinction of the paper contained White and tinted.—An opportunity you” have been waiting for, in which to buy your nl MORNING SPECIALS Wednesday and Thursday Until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. 1.28 6 ct. Bleached Cheese Cloth... ...... % M%inch-for household and sure MUSLINS-BASia! 84 ct. Unbleached Sheeting 2% yards wide—b MUSLINS-=B. 78 et, Turkish Bath Towels. . absorbent — bei 4 jacquar TOWE 93.96 Boy Seout Suits Play suite of Shaki drill = uw wots Goorin 14 et. Children's Overalls shambrayat “2 to 10 14 ct. Boys’ Blouses... Sport style, with’ she in newest ‘Two-clasp—pongee, and tap $1.00 Baha White Dresses . Yoke and bishop st; omb'y trin'd-sines to 8 SOND LNPANTS' DIT, 21 et. Men's Cotton Hose. . Black and colors—do' noakers) White Si surf satin model Penge ed at An Alluring ' Pre-Holiday Opportunity Sun and Rain Proof PARASOLS .24 Whatever Your Summer Needs, COME HERE! Go-Aways, ‘Can't. Caesars against HERE find large assortments Snot sories necessary for comfort ing the warm season, No Mail op Telephone Orders, eavy quality, ASMA, a Mal FLOOR, THIRD Loon, d bi ed or biue trimming BOYS’ FURNTSINGS THIRD FLOOR, biack, ” LOVES —MALN FLOR, toe—alight imperfections. Special Purchase’ of Children’s Convas 6 to 2—for eh plaren, 3 ab "5.50 ® number 4.50 way and are 9.00 3.47 bowie’ Mh | the on « MENT, ad emined ~ — wide ort sleeves— colors and ANISHINGS THIRD FLOOR, 65 ct, Pure Silk Gloves, . brown yle—lace ' oF re.