The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1919, Page 7

q eee coefen i Sa oes y lower. All the unusual refinements in + allotted to New York, RNG OF BAYONET HOLDS MUTIEERS “IN LEAVEAWORTH Nearly 2,300 Prisoners on "Strike” Kept Within Walls by Overseas Veterans, LEAVENWORTH, Kan. July 23.— The third and worst strike in six months in the disciplinary barracks to-day found nearly all of the 2,300 men in open mutiny. Prisoners re- fused to work or drill and hospital patients refused to take medicine. The mutineers include former sol) diers, conscientious objectors and I. 'W. W's in Forth Leavenworth. The former so-called strikes were nothing to this one, and while every precau- | f tion has been taken to hold the radi- | Mi cai element in check, there is no in- | HA dication of a settlement. They de- gg | bre agg Ot that their plea for. freedom referred direct to President Wilson. The situation is alarming. With loaded rifles and fixed bayonets every available member of the guard and afl gatrison troops, including a regi- ment of overseas veterans, surround the prison to. keep the mutineers witbin the walls. \ “Pull in your necks; there ain't 38.00 such a gang!" one prisoner deflantly yelled out early yesterday when an officer ordered the first gang to work, and the mutiny, all prear-| || ranged, was on. | Gang after gang refused to leave their cells, Guards were threatened and officets were warned to keep| || their distance. | “Open the gates and let us out,” is! || the demand presented to Col. Sedg- || wick Rice, Commandant, by Tony Stephano, an Italian, President of “the general prisoners’ conference committee.” i “The prisoners declare they will not| |! return to work,” said Col. Rice, “until | | & promise js made that they shall be! | set free. They have demanded that the| | prison officials place their request be- | | fore President Wilson, but this bas not | | been done. All that has been done so far is to telegraph the request to the| | Adjutant General of the army. No re- ply has been received. “Aside from the demand for gen-| | eral amnesty, the prisoners made complaints about the food, and other things of a trival nature. The food is as good as that furnished the regu-| || lar soldiers of the army, and it is| | well prepared too,” said Col. Rice, | " = PARTRIDGE EXHIBITOR. ‘The importance of New York as the centre for the first display of new 49.50 No, 1826 Broadway, was picked by the Liberty Motor Car Company as the one distributing headquarters in the country for the display this month of the new Liberty Six closed models. The Sedan and coupe are béing featured in the display now being made in the Partridg. aalesroom. One of the most important features BONWIT TELLER. & CO Will Close Out Thursday A Limited Collection of WOMEN'S SILK and THIN SUMMER FROCKS At Greatly Reduced Prices NOC. 0. D'S, NO APPROVALS, NO EXCHANGES Women’s Foulard Frocks Formerly 55.00 to 69.50 i ox Woe oF 9 pian © Fe oe Oe once ot ‘igured foulard, Georgette crepe combined wi foulard—and a few gowns of flesh color Georgette. Dotted Swiss Frocks ALSO A FEW | Irish Lace Edging, Formerly 45.00, 35. 00 | Women’s Evening Gowns | Formerly 79.50 to 95.00 | Included are a few taffeta evening frocks with skein silk fringe, taffeta combined with net and satin with metal thread stitchery. All in light i} French pastel shades. | SEPARATEORGANDIESKIRTS i | Former; 4.50 11.50 to 13.00 | In white and light tones, " GEORGETTE CREPE SKIRTS F I 15.00 29.50'to 35.00 In various novelty styles. of the new models is that they are bet- | a ter all-around cars than those turned out @ year ago, and yet the price is " ANTZEN the cars of last year are to be found ‘in the new models, and to these have been added many little changes that will a! to owners. ssident. E. ing. the needs make plans for the exh’ is that 1,600 Liberty cars have been It is not surprising that the Liberty Company should be ready early with this Broadway exhibit because it was the first company in the country to better its post-war production figures. In March there were more Libertys built than in any other month in the company's history, and each succeed- ing month has esablishea even a higher record. values Now $4.25 Abuse of the Big Toe.” |Ask for Oar Book- |NO BRANCH STORES—Our only address \660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. Custom _Rootmak Years Dailey’s Jams are a Daily Blessing The blue and white container with its “Pry out the tip, pull off the strip” feature offers the housewife for the first time, pups jam that beautifies her table and can be instantly served without waste, Perfectly cooked of selected fruit and pure cane sugar, Dailey’s empties completely out of the container and stands beautifully formed for serving. No waste, no dripping liquids, no apple base or preservative in Dailey’s Jams, Dailey’s Old Fashioned Jams ma ABSOLUTELY Pure SEMI. ANNUAL An extraordinary chance for this season to buy summer shoes at such reduced prices. Now is your time to get ||| acquainted with the high-grade, well-made children’s shoes in ouf stock, and save on their regular prices. Now $8.85 Clearance | 20+ Full Measure Of Solid Jam i? ’ spinosa WOE RE SCERN I OMRN EISEN. BRE RI LIER AF My VENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only \ This event provides for the outings ECONOMY “takes the chair” fn savoee before INVENTORY- ‘ e ; Herald Square We Sell Dependable Merchandise ‘at Prices and vacations of mid-summer! Nearl ery in colors. CLEARANCE men’s and young men’s suits $31.75 Reduced from early season prices When superior clothing may be obtained at lower- than-elsewhere prices—it is time for action. To- day, there was action—but there is still opportunity Regular Spring and Summer suils. 1 The sade newest models. All-year-round colors. to buy:— Fancy worsteds, unfinished worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots. luarter and half lined suits. , All sizes, but not in every style. At lower-than-elsewhere prices! Buy a Suit Now—and Save! Aiagrs —Fitth voor, Front. Continuing the sale of “Berkshire” Pigskin bags $8.87 and $14.74 Regularly would be $13.49 and $21.74 No need to extol the wearing pigskin—they are generally conceded. ualities of When enuine pigskin is sold at a lower price than inferior grade leathers, in the face of prevail- ing high prices of leather goods—the economy is apparent! at $8.87 regularly would be $13.49 A five-piece bag of genuine ck pigskin with reinforced sewn-on comers, brassed locks and clutches and double flat- side sewn edges. The interi- ors are leather lined and have three divided pockets. Size 16x12x8!/ inches. Size 18x13x9 inches. at $14.74 regularly would be $21.74 A five-piece English model of genuine black pigskin with sewn-in frames, single and double handles, reinforced sewn-on corners and flat-side sewn edges. The interiors are leather lined and have three pockets. Solid brass locks and clutches, Size 18x13x101/2 inches. If you missed our last sale of these bags do not fail to attend this one. This is the last of the events we are featuring for this the seventh month. Aee/e—Filth Floor, 4th Street, Rear, AHPIAIALIAIAL S tere Hours—9 Ap M. te 4.30 Substantial savings are yours if you come! “sevens-mean-savings” SH hiatie Phe PSII R ae aah oot oe pepe There are several styles, some of which are il- lustrated. There are not all colors and sizes in every style, but the assortment is so large that you are sure to find many to SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, 9 A. M. AYE —Third Floor, S4th Street P.M, ORES IT iM white eating, you, A new and wonderful Phonograph See it. Hear it. Its su- periority is not discovered by the language we might use to describe it or its per- formance. But when you hear the tones of your fav- orite selection ring clear and true through its marvelots specially constructed horn, when you see the simple, classic beaity of the cabinet, you will understand that this is the phonograph you want in your home. * * * ‘Sires cthe:, sRivelal phonograph is made ac- cording to our own spec ifications, and for this store only, it is priced consider- ably less other by grade phonographs. jut you cannot judgé the Ru- stella phonograph by any others with which you may be familiar. There are five models $59.50 to $184.00 Meye—Fourth Flor, ‘Bath Street, Rear, Chauffeurs’ palm beach suits You know they are the means of your | less for these suits than other shops do chauffeur keeping «col and at the same time preserving a neat appearance, You may not know, however, that we ask Caps to match, $2.49; Dusters to match, $13.96 MMGVS—rittn Moor, 35th street, Front. A Sale of 900 women’s smocks $1.89 $2.79 and $3.74 are the prices cat which we have sold identical models this season! Pretty voile smocks, with bits of hand stitch’ crash one with round collar and another with large hand embroidered coin dots, dotted Swiss smocks enlivened with colored embroidery, smocks of cotton sport materials in colors with inverted box lax that show white between the pleats, ly all are trimmed with attractive hand embroid- Men’s Terry , Bath Robes stitched in color. The little "5 “go with” his, $3 89 sister's, are made of . heavy white muslin, with open Jacquard figured designs—offered ms. Neck, sleeves, belt and at this attractive price because they are in Gray and White Only Sears —Main Floor, 36th Street, investigate ith floor, front. “Hana and Gretel” for little sister and brother. The little girl's is made of calico with ao stitched-in belt and out at ; kate ate-bound’ in Fittlegitt's-#1.30., Little $1.84, to 6 yrs. 8rd floor, rear, 35th St. § We don’t have to say much about this event. The merchandise and the price talk for themselves! 400 women’s bathing dresses at $1.89 slip-on —collarless, sleeveless, bound with white or Pipi styles illus- tral To be sure and get one, come early! When good bathing suite are priced as low as these, there are usually very few left late in the day. ere ——Third Fleer, Broadway, Centre $15.74 for equal quality, Our suits have pleated backs and flaps on the pockets. 3800 women’s fine ribbed cotton UNION SUITS Just the thing for vacationists, as these two-in-one garments may be washed over a hand basin and worn without ironing. Several styles, all low neck and sleeveless, finished with lace knee, some with bodice tops and shoulder straps, a few with band finish. REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES, 36 to ‘44. Geme —Main Floor, Centre,: _ Store Closed Saturdays During July and 59c . Stor