The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1920, Page 9

on GIRL JUST MISSED , TRAIN THAT KILLED 7 of HER SWEETHEART Wants Violations of Law | ‘aie Reported. | ; James A. Edgerton, New Jersey Pro- Fiancee Had Ridden Uptown Every! nisition Director, to-day naked tor the Night With Motorman, Victim assistance of the public in enforcing the Voistead act. ; | of Wreck. “1 would like to see a law and order | Pauline Pfeifer, nineteen-year-oid | este established,” he said. “The pub- | ‘ We can also help by vr ul ei Sweetheart of George A. Adams, the! tions of thelawet ee a vielm motorman killed ih the Freeman| He sald reports should be made net, Btreet wi "i “ only to Prohibition headquarters, out i eck in the subway yester-| cisg ty @heriffe, ‘Constables and the flay afternoon, when eighteen pas- | police Sengers were injured, is wondering fo-day what trick of fate Kept her from being with Adams when his train crashed into the one ahead. For months she has been riding with him on his last trip uptown | Gaily. Yesterday she missed his train | y & few moments and followed in| me that crawled past the wreck! Where men were working to get out the crushed body of the man she was $ngaged to marry Nov. 20 next. | “They say he was to blame,” she} €rjed, “but 1 don't believe it! He was always 80 careful.” District Attorney Martin and the Public Service Commission to-day fre investigating the wreck, and the indications are that the reaponsibility for the smash wil! be laid to the door of Adams, Two of the injured passengers are re Tea Time Tips Never Use a Cold Tea Pot The pot should be well warmed with boiling water before the leaves are put in. Try It the next cime and note the difference in the flavor of yourtea. But you will find s greater difference, when, in- stead of asking your grocer for **tea’’ you ask for, get and use gt Fordham Hospital in a sergus ag ——— WOMAN IS KILLED BY CAROMING AUTO Pinned Against Building When Car Hits “L” Pillar and Goes on Siiewalk. Largest Sale in the World An unidentified woman, apparently | Qbdout thirty-five yes oh, wae struck y an automobile early this afternoon in| rant of No, 8088 Third Avenue. the | ronz, pinned against the wall of the | foudine and killed instantly. The auto- | Inabile was a public hack owned by | Orlando Cipriani of No. 2434 Cambreil ing | Avenue, the Bronx, and driven by his gon, John. The latter was detained by the police. The accident probably was caused by Be loriant's effort to evel strfcing a rtment machine — croasini Heth Street weatbound. Cipriani ‘pated ruc the, dead woman's purse were 66 Js and a number of slips from Bronx siete stores. jonton Accused of Boosting ¢ 8 Cents Pound, . BOSTON, June 11,—Federal officers day arrested four sugar brokers here 4 two at Burlington, Vt. charging conspiracy by which the Bees 8 - lot of 4,000 pounds of sugar od and ‘Morris A. Levine—pleaded ft were held in $500 bail Tor | OPPENHEIM, Guns 2 @ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920. Stern Brothwis. 3 West 42nd Street (Between Sth and 6th Aves.) West 43rd Street | SILK PETTICOATS || SPECIALLY PRICED AT $4.95 All Silk Jerseys and Taffetas’(some with Jersey tops) in all the desirable shades. Also double panelled Wash Satins and Crepes de Chine. Flesh color and White. Main Floor. OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York Special Values Saturday Misses’ Chic Summer Dresses Misses’ Dainty Organdy and Striped Voile Dresses in beautiful Pastel coloring. Pleated and Ruffled Tier effects. Special 9,75 | Misses’ Dotted Swiss, Organdy combina- tions and Plain and Fancy Voile Dresses. Smart Surplice and Tunic ’ Models. Special 16,75 Misses’ Shantung Dresses. Jaunty Eton Model with accordion pleated skirt. Con- trasting Taffeta Vestees and Wide Sashes. Special 20,75 Misses’ Attractive Summer Silk Dresses in Navy and Black Taffeta and Crepe Meteor. Beaded, Tucked and Lace trimmed. Special 39,75 Extensive Assortments of WOMEN’S BATHING SUITS Including the regulation styles, as well as many new novelties in the most desired materials, At Special Feature Prices To-morrow : Wool Bathing Suits Smart Satin Suits Tights attached; combination Straight-line slip-on models stripe trimming, with sashes, $6.95 and 9.75 «second Floor $10.95 Remarkable Values for Saturday in -UNTRIMMED HATS On the Third Floor. CHAIN WEAVE ab hoary nate All desirable colors. . $1.75 TAILORED SPORT HATS— Caterpillar Braids; also Ribbon Crowns. with ; Hemp Brims. : All Sport colors;also White,...... $3.95 to 5.50 - oy fi a fi OS AE 5 c A large dasortment of Wreaths Field Flower Wreath, Fruit Wreaths, , Lily of the Valley, $2.25 to 3.95 | $1.50 | $5.50 up Sale of Misses’ Shantung Suits Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Years. Also Suitable for Women to 36 Bust. Tailored Natural Color Shantung. ‘Belted sport model, Tuxedo front. Special | 28 00 * (Will Close Out Saturday 100 Misses’ Coats, Wraps and Capes Smart Youthful Models in Sport Coats, ‘ Capes and Wraps of Polo Cloth and 25.00 Velour. Full Silk lined. Values to55.00 TRIMMED GEORGETTE HATS $7.75 Navy Blue and Pastel shades. 34th Street, New York Special Sale Saturday 275 Girls’ Dresses Of Chambrays, Plaids and Checks. 6 to 14. Values to 3.95 2.00 450 Girls’ Dresses Organdy, plain and fancy Voile, Repp, Peter Pan and Crepe. Sizes 6 to 1}. Values to 7.90 3.75 225 Girls’ Dresses Chambray, Linene, Plaids, Checks, Peter Pan, and Voile. Sizes 6 to 14. Values to ‘10.75 5.50 Substantial Savings Saturday (On the Main Floor) In these specially priced assortments of WOMEN’S SILK UNDERGARMENTS Silk Night Gowns, Tailored or lace trimmed, $5.95 Silk Envelope Chemises, « $1.95, 2.90, 3.95 Satin Bloomers, extra heavy quality...... $3.95, 4.95 Silk Underbodices,- - - $1.00, 1.95, 2.50 CRETONNE PARASOLS Imported models suitable for all Summer occasions are shown, in handsome effects and full cretonne covered handles, Absolute cleanliness and comfort make the Electric the ideal car for calling, shopping, and theatre going. It is the most beautifully finished and distinctive automobile made “1 $10.75 0 18.50 * WOMEN’S SILK UMBRELLAS Exceptional Value for To-morfow at $7.50 Stubby Tops and Tips; full Bakalite handles and leather strap effects. Dependability and simplicity of operation in crowded thoroughfares are two outstanding features of the Electric that particularly adapt it for use in the City FIO Oe eS J EN Ee Te Our Automobile Bureau will be g'ad to arrange for a demonstration at your convenience The New York Edison Company At Your Service Automobile Bureau Irving Place and 1 sth Street In the Women’s Hair Goods Salon: WAVY HAIR SWITCHES Specially Priced for Saturday $5.00 Soft, Natural qualities, which will enhance considerably the appearance of Milady’s Coffure. All shades, including Grey. Third Floor. Telephone: Stuyvesant 5600 Electric Cars for personal use are sold by Rauch & Lang, Inc 17 Central Park West Detroit Electric Car Company 20 Central Park West New York Electric Vehicle Ass'n 17 Central Park West For $60 a month your Electric can be garaged, inspected, washed, and with current at The Electric Garage 62d Street and Central Park West