The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1920, Page 9

ai “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, “MAY 19, 1920, FIELD PLAN TO BAR } MEMORIAL FOR SAILORS. | ASKS LiovoR INJUNCTIONS. BOY SETS FIRE TO SCHOOL.’ ASKS NEW USEFOF TRIAL. IDLENESS, LUXURY | s-« yanieln nt ervicen for Would Restrain Ae ] | tindinw to Main ive G Nicgs.| Pebetaty of tho Navy Daniels spoke! | Application | Wanted to Give Grandsons°“Op-| .¢ mnemorial nervices. in Brooklyn to portunity to Become Men | day for 157 sailors who lost their lives ” in the war and whane bodics, in flag- ~ i Among Men. Gin ped caskets, had just heen brought +) CHICAGO, May 19.—Marshall Field’s| back to America. ‘The Secretary's ad arpose in tyiug p his immense fortune | dress was « brief but eloquent tribute til his grandsons reach thi to the patriotism of the hoye who bad } % was to protect his descenda died. It was preceded by invoention: oY Mleading useless lives of luxury by Chaplain W. D, Taaaes and Rabbi H Velt About 100 Red Cross Nurseg. Littleton Appents ¢ Awalting 0 Moctin W, Littiete j Mitchell ta Vie Brons Su “Window Sloe Hurned=\ owagsters Keep His Itbeotl fa = cree i 4° bf \\ o’ without dama ¢ inthe butts: ry about Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street istees in th - er of enilors and iy we ae Ny ai i joter Corps attended the memorial. | — ee Bete, The dead are from many parts of the | the residuary 'ebtate at this time, country and the bodies are to be sent Marshall Field's motive, Mr. Wilsdn|to their old homes. A ace was to sive his grandsons, “yMapt. Meld und the late Henry Field SY the “opportunity of becoming men inong men Goapite the handicap of a at wealth.” Ender the will, Capt. Field will re 000 at the age of 30; $1,209,- $1,800,000 at 40 and at 45 the | Accumulate interest, amounting to $90,-) } 000,000, During the next five years ) ‘the estate will pay him an income of * 43,000,000 annually, and on his fiftieth p Virthday ho will receive the entire Property, tip-amnlligaeninia— TWO STEAMSHIP MEN HELD. Weld and Clow Pr ‘Under $5,000 Ball ne *%. Pields and Camilo Ginu, and Treasurer respectively, of “tthe European Navigation Company, No. “O-Greenwich Street, were held in @,000 ‘bail each by Magistrate Simpson in the lentre Street Court to-day on alanges of grand larceny, | It is afleged that the two men re- | eéived maney which was paid for pas- | #Anger “ickets to Hurope on the steam- ship Cambridge. Magistrate Simpson said he believed | the charge that there had been swind- ling and the sect the case for a hearing | on May Saks ice Offer Becépeional Values in an Important Announcing a comprehensive display of IMPORTED COTTON and LINEN DRESS FABRICS In all the fashionable colorings and novelty textures. you want to know the pe richness ing teageant cote, uy your morning cup “creamed” mils Eagle Brand. «44 ‘The Borden process ives a subtle, new vor, You'll like it. Special Sale of Imported Beaded: Bags —EVERY QNE IMPORTED, FROM PARIS~ALL OFFERED AT ‘A PRICE RARELY ASSOCIATED Exceptional Values for Thursday Cotton Ratine and Eponge— | Imported Ramie Dress Linen WITH BAGS OF SUCH SURPASSING BEAUTY, IMPORTED; now being used extensively | 86 inches wide; fine quality; pure flax, in by the Parisian designers; a wide selection | a wide showing of the favored colors, also of the new French colors, also White, Natural and White, $ 18.50 $1.58 Yora $1.10 Yara ® J HE masterful beading of these’ wonderful bags immediately reveals their’ origin — for no-one can compete. with the Parisian beadworker :in It 19 sald that victims were | who wanted to return to” Plain or Printed Cotton Voile | Imported Swiss Organdie—| American and English Voiles in all the Permanent transparent finish iv the ante new designs and colors, pastel colorings, the creation of the very fashionable beaded bag. i With the Parisian it is an art—with others it.is h x — : $1.35 Yara $1.10 Yor simply 4 means to an end. So we repeat — only CMR ; . Parisian-made bags are offered in'this event— * a Nh 134 West 34th Street 5%" in every coloring of the rainbow, masterfully blend- q | K WOMEN’S ed, suspended from i : On Account of Alterations Exquisite Shell or Metal Frames—and for those who - f i . Bona Fide : a hav P ORCH OR BEACH DRESSES prefer them that way—Solid Beaded. h j R R d ti S ] In a wide assortmant of simple styles Three eT pictured, ‘i N e uc 10n a e suitable for bungalow or beach wear { WA Below Wholesale Cost N %) Our Entire Stock of Newest : $4.95 $5.95 $7.50 G Broadway Saks & Company At 34th St. ; . N fi C OAT S, SUIT S, : Materials consist t of Voiles, Ginghams, Dotted Swisses, RCE Sec eA Un ER Ree LLM Chambrays and Percales. “All sizes. Second Floor. ELS GOST RE a aa ee ine URE ESE | STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. A new assortment of the most desired Summer weights will be offered | ‘To-morrow on the Second Floor, YW FURS, DRESSES, WRAPS Without Reserve MAY’S REGULAR PRICES have always My Nj been 25% to 40% less than others. The Sale ie N| Prices are a Ny About ag al ihe sed ue N {t Very Attractive Prices | asc ee ee ij AS Houses that have been making to 100% N er i tae dai cence ite eat ae & their merchandise can afford to give 25% N | | scout ond still make « bendsesse prose, | fa_i|| | WHITE BLANKETS COMFORTABLES | Thursday Friday 7 N MAY'S CANNOT. N ‘ ‘ ; * N : ed In Single and Double Sizes, _ Double size; printed coverings; new designs N When you purchase here you pay for : | ks | 4 e uality only. 6.95, 8.50 and 10.00 pair | $3.95, 5.50 and 7.95 each | N You pay nothing for gilded showrooms, expensive managers and buyers or high Fifth Ave, rents. May’s policy has always been small expenses and small profits, Fancy Blankets, $5.50, 6.75 and 7.50 each New designs and colorings, MUSLIN SHEETS MUSLIN PILLOW CASES ql 2,800 Yards Black " Single Three-qtr, Double | Durable quality. t Hemmed,. $1.75 2.00 2.15 | Tlemmed.. 42. 52c. 65c. | SI J R F ( : | LO’ | Hemst’'d.. 1.95 2.35 2.75 | Hemst’d.. 65. 70c. | 75c. ry ‘io 1.00 « Our regular $1.40 Come Here and Compare Our Values With So-called Discount Sales EEE Wi Exceptional Value To-morrow in WARDROBE TRUNKS speciaL AT $65.00 Size 40x21x24 A price which represents a considerable saving on a Wardrobe Trunk of this size. OPEN ‘TOP MODEL, covered and bound with vuleanized fibre; riveted throughout, heavy hardware, spring lock; has four roomy drawers (one ean be converted into Ilat Box) ; Shoe Box, Laundry Bag, 14 assorted hangers and Locking Bar that locks all drawers, pp" Established 18631 eee = TKELLYC| 263 Sixth Avenue iii"s: 25%” Off | Lverything on our five crowded floors | FURNITURE—CARPETS | \\ f| RUGS—LAMPS—ICE BOXES | | RO PO ea ii aasenanaae aiedentn All It takes only three yards of this materiah to make a charming bathing dress, and remember, warm days will soon be here, when a practical costume for your dip in the surf will be needed, COMFORTABLES — BLANKETS Our Building is to be remodelled. Every- | (4 N thing must be sold. Each article is marked A\ i] An extensive assortment of other high grade Wardrobe Trunks, $83.75 to 240.00 This Surf Cloth is lustrous and durable, and at this once a season value is an opportunity not *'to be missed. NO EXCHANGES , NO RETURNS See other pages for opr thi®e column and Start of Season Sales of Window Screens, Children’s and Boys’ Underwear and Housedresses, in Plain Figures. We will allow a Discount q H of 259% on every article Sold for Cash. | MOTOR LUNCHKITS | HAT BOXES A large assortment ranging from OF Black Enameled Fabrics, | $7.50 to 49.50 $7.50 to 33.75 « | 263 Sixth Avenue pe sh KEI J Y ( Near 17th St.. jf } ° © 104-106 W. 17th St. | Out-of-town deliveries made by our own motor trucks. re” wen ee er