The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 19 Tor ote ot Par mens. $1,000 SHOPLIFTING THEFT [susie mt * 1H, J, RED CROSS WORKERS |Scoarrsh csr" ct ar | ENGLAND KEEPS TRAVEL BAN. a ae CHARGED AGAINST COUPLES srt. S| IN SERBIA WIN HONORS Serna] Seat, eae ee ee “ - is . Be eY Pr Newark “dinner last, night eri ro tment’s reconis, Her police his |p. asepert Bes tory beging June 16, 191%, the, polio |Caasidy of Harrison also were presented | WASHINGTON, Aug, 26,—England home town, thie most Important | Potice Say Sfolen’ Goods Were| #7, when she was’ arrested Jo thix| Decorated for Stralghfening Out|with rivtons of honor. alone of the great European nations, ° ‘The Bench sisters went into Belgrade |'4* declined, for the present at venat,| event of his candidacy since he, started to run for the nomination. It) Found in Hotel Room of | iad, mas sentenced for three months for) Food Supply When Condi | oot nent ssiation im the city was at ‘9, remove festriations on admission, of| persons under foreign passports im- also marked t'e opening attack on Sherwood and Wife, ants fay ne She se pal | te pave been tions Were Worst. ita worst. Living quarters were impos- | posed during th the purpose | oft havi -bas| give New Jersey workers have been | sible Of finding and there was no fuel. |of excluding political agitators, por | by the District he glare wnith the {But the Red Crosa workers accomplished of doubtful loyalty and other’ undesir- Wut again |decorated for thelr service thelr tasks so well that the distribution |"""fnia was developed to-day by inquiry ..|American Red Cross Commission in |o¢ supplies in Serbia has now been dis- ge. to, Why Groat Britain was Rot, in: ive |gerbia, according to an announcement |oontinued, the organization believing | (lu 1 ARS EOS SS SOUSTFES LO whl that tne pooote are able to care for| i cgnars Wil’ be granted on pro-w Nugent by Mayor Gillen, who 1s Prob- | award sherwood and hid wife, Anna, | accused ably Edwards's strongest ally except! arrested in the Hotel itnctatr, Park w Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City. Avenue and 125th Street, on @ charge Due to his army food sales, Mayor of shoplitting were taken to Police itien is just now the “man of the Headquarters to-day to face the line~ | hour’ in Newark, and has a follow. |p of detectives, The police ef the! pon! ing stronger than at any time in his political career, “Nugent was described by Mayor Gillen as “the tool of the Public Ser- vice Corporation.” The climax of the Mayor's attack was reached when he Geclared, “I will hang the Public Ser- vies Corporation around Jim Nu- gent feck, andsthen I'll hang Nu- .| gent with the Public Service, Nugent .} cannot be elected overnor of New ' on pre: sent out by that organization. Mise BETWEEN BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE t ~ 4g TotRbSP ge ERT Ie reF senator Bowerta, de biamoessh, e- i“ co Semmes) NTLU LAVA RULETAUNUT EULA Laem clared himself anti-probibitionist and to his vote in the New Jer- i taal SUMMER BUSINESS HOURS: 9 TO 6 DAILY—CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY DURING AUGUST people payrolls of New York to fill places Jorecy institutions, “The basic difficulty,” said Mr. Lewis, “is that Jersey Institutions APPAREL OF DISTINCTIVE CHARI IN THE ACCEPTED MODES FOR AUTUMN Distinguished by delightful simplicity of line and achieved in fabrics of rich texture and pleasing designs, are these new Autumn modes accented by unusual touches and striking effects that impart an air of distinction to the finished beauty of each garment. ST are eel te Saeki The Values Are Most Extraordinary AUTUMN FROCKS IN EXQUISITE DESIGNS ORRECTLY tailored and dr frocks of Satin, lovely beaded models of Crepe Georgette smartly tailored and em- lered froc of Tricotine reveal the newer tendencies of the Autumn mode in models of unusual grace. ROCKS of Satin, Tricolette, Crepe Me- teor and Tricotine by their very refine- mnent and simplicity, in striking con- trast to the luxuriously ded garments of Crepe Georgette, spell the Fall mode in lines that are distinctly new and themes that are out of the ordinary. Very Specially Priced, 25.00 35.00 (ATIN, Charmeuse, Georgette and Trico- lette with their rich luster, exquisite ROCKS of Tricolette, Satin, Crepe Me- Pen | . marvelous colors and graceful teor and Tricotine, richly adorned with draping qusiitin, furnish delightful inspira- beading in vivid, striking colors, forecast tion for development of smart and dis-. the mode for Fall and Winter in surprising tinctive frocks that appeal to the highest types that will be sure to meet the need for tashion ideals. garments of unqualified style. Very Specially Priced, Very Specially Priced, 60.00 85.00 SMART AUTUMN TAILLEURS © NEW FALL COAT STYLES jy | Very Specially Priced, Se ome SO ee alerts canst easement CL AT EE ins in Dr rgains in Vresses Rise indeot. TNS ‘plicit ety cheiy heedly dress enti Pictured are mercly examples. All new-—all charming specially to fit and become stout women. Pent, Up to 66. tuet bgt not all sizes invevery siyle.. Many. of these Buy now and save. suitable for service far into the Fall. “ongee, Mohair, Beach Cloth and Talleta Silk, Very attractive styles /“Piquey’ Gabardine and Linene. White and stripes. Many styles— hy wired at the left. Just a fe of each style. Bargains for wear wie wow — and for house wear throughout the entire winter, Ito 2" ass Many bargains in specially designed maternity ERNITY dresses, coats, suits, waists, underwear and cor- Sag sets, Private rooms for expectant mothers, Nth Avs BY he IXPRESSING the grace and charm of the new silhouette are these tailormades of Velour de Laine, Tricotine, Tinseltone, Bolivia, Silvertone, Duvet Superior and Oxfords. The smart tailoring and beautiful finish of these suits stamp them as of the highest class. 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Caledonia Bolivia Velour de Laine Vellouise Argonne Cashmere Duvetyne FUR TRIMMINGS Nufria Skunk Hudson Seal Ringtail Squirrel Beaver Taupe Lynx Black Fox Mink 85.00 © 285.00 ti STII UNTIL TO