The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1919, Page 13

* LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES ! Make beauty lotion for a few cents—Try it! ~ sgh et the Juice, of two lemons bottle conta neces orchard white, shake well, and you in and complexion beau- tifier at very, very smail cost. Your grocer has the lemons and bf A store or toilet counter wil sat ree ounces of orchard white ter 1 cents. Massage sed hands each and see ’ freckles and Mlemishes, disappear fe and hite jow clear, soft rosy wi mes, Yes! It is harm and never irritates.—Advt. 2 -SUNDAY WORLD WANTS \ WORK WONDERS GLASS MAINTAINS THERE'S NO NEED OF = ‘MYSTERY HOSPITAL , Tells Why He Opposes Buy- ing Chicago Plant, as Congress “Directed.” WASHINGTON; July §—The ac- tion of Congress in “directing” the Secretary of the Treasury to pur- chase at once the Hines Speedway Hospital at Chicago promises to de- <o- velop into @ sensation of Nation- ~ | wide interest. .War Department offi- cials speak of the Hines project as “the mystery hospital.” After éxplicitly authorizing Secre- tary of the Treasury Glass to inves- ' avs ING wee view srament, ‘alt. for ery and ord: bought. The Hines hospital rider is to the third Deficiency Bill, and if the Pres- ident should véto it delay would re- eult in- other important and Pressing tom effective. But Unless $2,000,000 are “added to the sums ly avallabie for the taking he hospital ‘Mf. Glass cannot jon't taew tA ag oi Re wie, A the Supervining Surgeon the Speedway to taking it js deaggee thé slow process ered Ves th the proper Arehitect Pub- tee Health Service that Tt will cust ieore, than oS dee ‘ Speed wi y tee be proieny, bse , lered proceed Mr. Glass thinks Aye. By or securing the fi wreas in this matter such a; to o create cion, He J pevide me aus be ready “definite action. Tt te an open secret here that Ed ioe used influence, and hii i oes = as an ta-mem- ry Ber” ts prece passage of th the miter te hospi rede oy the Goverament. Many Hi louse the Bpsedway Hrompital un unger. the te pression tat ie oe 8 sity for wounded bana and other Minltanthropte ‘kets were induced to conduct a Totter eae co omg the pK al and lass te apenas up nie isgury. Many ne ae persons were sent to see a. Glass bo eA that this hospital ran needed e, WarDepartment. on | ra said he inveatigated that. “Scarce ly a day goes by that I do not get a ee or @ personal visit from somebody about thie speedway tal.” sald he, ir, Glass said there never was an: question about having enough hon Pital space and beds. Wenders. parma K. of ©, Office Moves. ‘the main office of the Knights of Columbus Reconstruction ‘and Bm- ployment Service was moved yester- day from No. 413 Lexington en -}to the ae but. The Sea: maw renova yontereay by s- taining 207 fobs in Manhattan for re- turned veterans. == POLE FELD DAYS | | AID MEN ON FORGE Heretofore Only F Only Families Pl nec Those in the Department Longer Were Benefited. ‘The Police Field Days, to be held at Speedway Park, Sheepshen! Bay, July 19 and 2%, will have an added significance this year, according to & Deputy Police Commissioner Walls, & Chairman of the arrangements, who MOVIE STAR IN Et ECLIPSE. Peon. faye madaagues Peed Ate Pe sa % Bushman, a4 star, be- Ban proveedings yesterday before Jus- tice Hendrick in the Supreme Court to on ; = LESSTHAN OVENS & shes aft tie M Hon. Bu Ne. 1 saya the ‘Atm has béen remiss in feat t ras ate: They i geneenced. ater con | Riverside » Aw bas just announced that they’ would 6 represent the first big. step in the broadening of the soope ofthe Police ff Relief Fund, which heretofors has benefited only the families of police. men killed in the performance of tbair Smart Summer Dresses For Women and Misses Gingham Dresses in attractive geen and checks, with dainty vestees; also smiart figured /oiles. Sheer Voile Dresses in floral designs, tunic and draped skirts, trimmed with contrasting collars and girdles. Special Cool Voiles in floral patterns, with ruche-edge tunic; others. elaborately lace and ribbon trimmed. Speciat Sale Wednesday * Brassieres and Bandeaux Summer models of Mesh, Cluny and novelty Lace, brocaded and pink Satin; sizes 34 to 48. 50c 75c 1.00 Kayser’s Union Suits “Kayser’s” ribbed white lisle Union Suits, reinforced; regular and extra sizes; tight knee. Very S; 79¢ Lingerie Petticoats Embroidered and lace trimmed petticoats, also tailored models in sateen and pique. 1.00 1.50 2.00 Crepe de Chine Gowns med models, in several ad Satin Bodices A number of attractive styles of washable satin; tailored and lace trimmed, 1.00 | 9.75 |12.75 Special |19.75 Other Attractive Models 7.90 to 39.75 fi Sale Wednesday Women’s Envelope Chemises Attractive models of superior Flesh Washable Satin, Crepe de Chine; tailored and lace trimmed; ribbon and lace shoulder straps. Exceptional Values, 2.95 Nightgowns of Lingerie in flesh or white, tailored and lace trimmed models. 1.50 and 2.00 Lingerie Envelope Chemises Envelope Chemises in flesh and white Lingerie; tailored or lace trimmed. 1.00 1.50 2.00 Pink Batiste Bloomers Pink Batiste Bloomers, tailored and lace trimmed. sags oot 59c Lingerie Drawers Drawers of white Lingerie, lace trimmed and embriodered. Special yea ee Women’s Lingerie Nightgowns | duty after ten years’ service ‘on the iN who have beth op the es ten y or more are assured ff their . mance of thele duty, ir. the receipts from i Tor aoets ere t Days widows and 1E LAMAR ESTATE SUED BY INVESTORS FOR $156,087. ' Creditors Assert Execut Executors Refuse | to Redeem Testator’s Promise to Make Good for Losses, Six suits, aggregating $166,087, were brought yesterday in the Supreme Court against Alfred Jaretzki, William Nelson Cromwell and the United States Trust Company, executors of the estate of Jo- seph R. De Lamar, Vice President of the International Nickel Company, who died Dec. 1. The sults were brought through Travis, Spenee & Hopkins. Albert Morris Bagley, who demands | $122,768.56, saya he lost that amount ‘through investing at the request and in |663 in the same way. Ernest R. Duit Slataas ws $637.16 and John X B fiat 911,875 | odie Brown No. 4 Wall Blrect was appointed ref- cree. emaiiesieaiacentias, NEW CANADIAN LOAN. Bonds Will Be Sold by Morgan & Co. and Other Bankers. J. P. Morgan & Co, announced yes- terday that the Canadian Government - "$100,000,000 Issued “wo youre ag t y over. igen eo public subscription to-morrow morn They, have pul ~ Brown & Co. Harts, vortes” & ro Hirst tional Bank, the ei ony mn AC Head & Co. and the Bank of a Montreal Family Gets © The will of John C. Spooner, former United States Senator from Wisconsin, died June 11 last at No, 2% West Sith Strect) was Bled wists ‘The pe- tition flod with the will stated the estate to be in excess of §10,000. [income of which } low, Annie M. death to the three s residue of the estate is left In equal proportions to | them. ——————_——. Boy Baby Left in Hallway. | Neatly dressed in white from eap to boots, a three weeks old boy was found last night in the hallway gt No. 118 st 129th Street by Mra. Tage, wite of the sunenutendent of ine bulldingy It was sent to Bellevue Hos- Dentistry That Lasts this ROorLee PLATH te admittedly the best ment of Dental skill. Par ahead other plates. Adheres to the if It were # part of them, Bat you like and it will not drop, Holds Uke an anchor when made in The WATERBURY Way Scientifically made. me here in the morning, have old tecth's extracted FREE W rk Baan and return ho ane Gc ARANTOED ‘0 at pattootlt Cayed teeth eaved- missing teeth replaced without plates. ti ALL, WORK GUARANTRED 10 YEARS, lh i PAINERSS aby the application’ te the gums Warersuny Dewrat Company || Esuthaked 1897 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St., Brooktyn * EADIES I ATTENDANCE a A aes Dominion inion, oun (eth ghtensd Hours: 8 19.6 | Suneave. 9102 ie) U. 8. BUYS LAND AT UPTON. oo AC A deed conveying 174 sores of tard, IncHiding part f pad Doten, tothe United States Government was filed tn the Suffolk County, Clerk’k oMee at Riverhead yesterday, The deed was ox. ecuted by Valentine Dittimier of Manor- ville and the consideration le $20,000. take title in condemnation prodecdings. Tt {It Is believed an agreement was reached between Dittimier and Government offi- ctals. Dittimier recently refused an of- teh ot $12,000 from the Government. In 1917 the property was ansensed at $4,500, "BLOOMINGDALES ions and al ery made [ad Soke 59TH TO GOTH STREET Special Sale Of Walters Players This Week We have just received a sh'pment of new model Walters Player- Pianos that we can offer at a very special price. ‘This special sale of presents an annual opportunity to any family who have no Player in home at this time. Remember, there is only a limited number pata ey Bren we apt fo ln ou eet spent during th out dae because we expect to close out this entire during this four It pou would keene of thasitiied th cot eaten WALTERS __ PLAYER-PI 425 Free With Every Player A Beautiful Music Cabinet—Handsome Bengh to Match 12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Choice and Free Delivery EVERY ONE CAN PLAY THIS INSTRUMENT One of the beauties of a Player-Piano is the fact that any member of ‘the aly can play their favorite selections absolutely correct, without any musical io neces- sity to take piano ns or study music for a long time before being able to Mh. this in- +» You can play to your hearts content from the very first day you have this Player home. Mail This Céaspon for Full Information to Bloomingdale Bros., 59th St, and 3d Ave., N. Y. C. Special Player Sale