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with several which wefe not entirely British Make No Effort Except on during the peace negotiations was that these vessels even then were in or re, F such & dilapidated condition that it| with + would be unprofitable to convert then German Craft Only Partly {into first clase ships, it an readily lb * TO BonST FRENCH TRADE. ] | Art Sampics penporke to Be Opened SUGIDE WIFE Fill Seis GFLOORS AS MAN Submerged. seen how much more hopeless are ay eters LONDON, July 23.—Aithough there ‘semneisediak sme ae thee ae eae ‘The French Art pees Exhtbitton | fe to have its formal opening to-night at the Hotel Pennsylvania under the auspices of the French Goverpment. _ There will be a dinner to specially favited guests. The public oponing | , WHI take place to-morrow night The exhibition, intended to demon- \atrate the revival of French industry, | fhas been in preparation for several | months and includes @ remarkabs collection of paintings, jewelry, an- tiques, tapestry and such things. It will continue, through August. Am- Dassador Jusserand is expected to bo \ Prevent and speak to-night, LOSTGRIP ON FOOT nn ar apres we 4 considerable number of the German | oooling his heels in internment await. arst:ps sunk in Seapa Flow, work ts ae the Associated Powers’ pl ~ dames McCreery & co. 5th Avenue in, Sa Capt. ir Of Executive tt Husband Could Cate Catch Nothing More ‘as She Suddenly | Leaped From Window. Had Charlés Miller of No. 504 West 181st Street been a little quicker or a Uttle stronger he might have saved! his wife, Elvira, from suicide on to-day. ‘Mre, Miller had not ' 1 herself for several weeks, owing to nervous’ disorder, Miller, who js a silk weaver, awoke at 3.30 this morning to find the lights on and his wife dressed and drenched. ! Bhe said she had been on the roof in the pouring rain’ and could not tell why. He begged her to go back to bed. Suddenly she jumped up from her chair in the kitchen, flune up the window and leaped out. The Millers’ flat is on the sixth floor, Mid-summer Clearance Sale ; FOOTWEAR “SOROSIS”’ Miller made a desperate grab for his wife, but could only catch her foot as she plunged through the win- dow. Her weight was too much for him and she fell to the yard, nearly) seventy-five feet below. 23-Jewelled Patrolman Wilson called an am- | G | LD pulance from Knickerbocker Hos- FILLED WATCHES - pita), but Mrs, Miller died soon after ‘here you will, as Dr. Sienna’s arrival. The Millers whe re ete ts Py! se Bator a had one child, Charles, jr, thirteen ve years old. Pees :e Miller was forty. fered : * 4, ae COMMANDER C. C, MAA MAAS, FORMER N, Y. LAWYER, DEAD to ne | Consul, on Special Service in Paris, Succumbs to an Attack of Pneumonia. Our Entire Stock of Sorosis Oxfords and Pum; Also All of Our High and Low White Sorosis Shoes Decidedly Reduced for Clearance 6.75, 7.85, 8.75 and 10.50 formerly 8.00 to 14.00 , All Sizes Are Represented—But Not in Every Model in Various Leathers Ee dW Licutenant: Charles C. 85 Solid’ 142K. Gold Waten for Maas died in Paris Monday from pneu- OUR GUA RANTEE | pareh rom us can t bet and entered the =a ol ‘all Pratea gy rathan thas fom “aay an | $0 perdbege lad bey sistant Naval Attache at the American B.GUTTER &SONS siz". se ose mo ‘was made Consul, ose | With special Wethes in"oo connection with ‘onne Some e Cross. 170 asa st) oe ee | ie NEW on CITY HALL. | 10 pen ie ESTABLISHED 1870 | York County in 1900. He wes actively in Repub! was confined largely wi OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS UNTIL || of Pol 10 O'CLOCK, MICHIGAN FURNITURE Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 P. M.—Closed All Day Saturday James McCreery & Co. ON THURSDAY, JULY 24TH July Sale MEN’S FURNISHINGS | 4 5th Avenue 34th Street Madras Shirts 1.65 in a large assortment of striped patterns in striking or conven- tional colors. \ Madras Shirts 2.45 A wide variety of both conserv- ative and striking patterns in stripes of all colors. and shades. ‘0 give our em 1 HOLIDAY, this stora will clase at P. M. Saturdays during July Bathing Suits 3.95 Made of fine Worsted in two- iece model—Oxford Gray, pee Blue and Heather mixture. Madras Shirts 3.55 An excellent selection of new stri atterns inhi we quality—bold or subdued shades, + Pajamas 2.75 Made of fancy striped Maglras ane striped Mercerized mate- rials. Pajamas 1.75 Made of stri many color combi Madras in nations. Athletic Shirts and Drawers Half Hose 95c 75c | Silk plaited Lisle in two-tone rd Madras in a * + effects—Green, Tan, » Purple and Black and White, jecayed Tooth, nade Tea reat Oh SETS of white stri very fine gr Badly decayed seth and sa while you walt, a-BLOO 0%: sorrices M 2 E. 125th St. t, 169 E.3 E. 34th St. 0. asinaton pet 9th : Ofer Liggett’ Drug Men's Leather Belts with Initial Buckles onty being carried out,in connection] GAS VETERANS ORGANIZE. | vubmerged. As the British Viewpoint/ Chemica! War Service Post of 34th Street M.—Closes 5 P. M.—Closed Ail Day Saturday James McCreary & Go. ' 6th Avenue ON THURSDAY, JULY TH Store Opens 9 A. To ‘Che Out WOMEN’S COTTON DRESSES 6.75, 9.50 and 12.50 js formerly 7.50 to 18.50 tylish, well-made Summer Dresses, fashioned of ex tality Voile, Gingham, Tissue, Dotted. red for aeieedicts clearance. Swiss and Organdie, have been apprecial a them are some exceedingly smart tail seleesihen adorned with tunics, ruffles or draping. Dainty lace net is used as trimming on some of the Perea tae tad Cxpeadintaians a and vestees appear on others. Many are favored with girdles of gay ril NO C. 0. D.’S—NO APPROVALS—NO RETURNS Lace Extraordinary Reductions MISSES’ & GIRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES = their original prices, these resented unusual values—at e reduced prices, we believe them to be the greatest values obtainable. Misses’ Summer Dresses (14 to » years) A large variety of styles comprising pretty figured Voile, Organdie or Net. 9.75 and 18.50 formerly 14.75 to 26.50 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses (14 to 18 years) 125 beautiful Dresses, priced extremely low for immediate disposal. re are fashionable models in Taffeta, Georgette Crepe and Satin, 16.75 and 22.50 formerly 22.50 to 32.50 Girls’ Afternoon Dresses (8 to 16 years) Developed in Taffeta, Fancy Silks, Chif-| fon or Georgette Crepe. 12.75 and 18.50 formerly 16.75 to 29.50 Girls’ Washable Dresses (6 to 16 ay A large assortment of of Dresses, developed in Voile, Organdie, Lawn, plain, striped or plaid Gingham—also Linene and Linen. 6.95 and 12.75 formerly 12.75 to 16.75 Exceptional Offerings 850 Misses’ Gingham Dresses | 125 Juniors’ Silk Dresses 3.85 — 7.95 ° regularly 6.75 to 10.75 regularly 12.75 to 18.50 Sale of Capes HANDSOME MODELS OF GLOWING SATIN OR LUSTROUS SILK 14.50 regularly 29.50 to 39.50 ‘ When one considers the present cost per yard of Satin or Silk of high quality, nothing more need be said toward persuasion that this sale offers values that are extraordinary. Wraps of Satin or Silk that’ quiver and flutter bewitchingly in the breeze are ¢ offered t At a Price for Which ' Material Alone Could Not Be Purchased 4 A glance at the styles pictured reveals fashion notes never found in inexpensive} Wraps—but one must also see the richness of the materials, the linings and the superb | ee lng to fully appreciate their beauty. } NO C. O. D.’s, NO APPROVALS. | THE WORLD 1919 Summer Resorts Annual and Auto Tour Ma ap Guide FOR SALE, FIVE CENTS (BY M TEN CENTS) a Nd Atall World Offices and at all Subway and Elevated Road Stations, elt. a Union News Co. Railroad Newsstands in the United States and Cane NO RETURNS.