The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 8

OTP aE omens 4m 0 JUDGE BARS MOVING VAN MEN | REFUSE LOAN TO cHicago. | | us se EKABOO WAISTS UNITE FOR FIGHT anankers pectine to Advance |of ie weer pevished tn a bagtend —_—_ 815,000,000 City Reanented, to the General Slocum June 15, 1004, to- _AND SHORT SKIRTS Vote Against Handling Furniture in | CHICAGO, June 16.—James B. For- Saterday atternoan at, th “memorial Oct bei Unless Dates Are gan, Chairman of the Chicago Clearing four Were Bie tal te by y. Pay: q . camts for Divorce Must Be ober House, to-day notitied the city that a| ices were conduc of by the. General & Bio. « request for @ $15,000,000 loan had been pe More Modest With Attire aa ee satora Wares Tetused by Cbleago banks an had been | beautiful | Moral decorations were placed y ” The Store,is closed at 5 P. M. daily ‘ork Fur! = shntans:| ‘ —aentenemecanias in Court, housemen's Association last night voted “ity wt this time, { ‘ SPRINGFIELD, 0., June 16— [not to do any moving this October, re money would be loaned to the Names His Twin en Cox and McAdoo, C Refusal of the ct Frank W. Geiger of Com- |when the majority of tonants’ leases gestion by the bankers that inprece. | GREENVILLE, 8. C, June 16—John Pleas Court hag issued a |expire, unless the landlords co-operate jects be curtailed until a|M. Phillips, formerly Mayor of West ; , in spreading the leasing date from for financing | Greenville, to-day learned that one of 7 een tat women who sppir ieee 3, nem, Wee texponalble for the bankers | ity ‘Herestord cows gave birth, t0" twin . l Ivoroes The Van Owners’ Association will bankriptcy before the ond of the year, [nich he named Seadoo and Cox ard Poaretul of thelr dress. meet to-morrow night and, according ho added. Pb z 0 and Cox, arg ; The Judge told attorneys that | charles 6, Morria, President, will take oe 4 : & don't care if it is ag hot as |» similar stand. This association com- © : = ° these women have got to | prises 171 van owners and, with the| 59TH TO 60TH SURES? LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE more,clothes when they come | Warehousemen’s Association, Includes {their kind 1 court. This thing of peekaboo |‘! the, large concerns of (heir Kind In and see-more skirts has got " atime eS ORDERS N. Y. C. TO CUT FARE. Rate Between Albany and Buffalo Must Be Reduced. infected While| ALBANY, June 16.—The New York hes. Central Rafiroad Company will be re- red to car MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street ¥ passengers between Rubin, fifteen, of No. 3% Hen ny kn ani Buftalo” tor, two. conte & a ag at Public School No mile, Instead of three as at present, be- Suckvon Sires, be LUE SbmBio, “Sotind Dkine a cabot and was reported to| announced to: pote Department as suffering} The company has been ondored He has been making|& new schedule showing the se, together with other children, | te oR_of ‘training school connected with -A General Reduction Sale now in progress in the Mén’s Clothing Department includes the entire stock of echool. fs known that anthrax 1s contracted brushes as well as from furs. The supplying the h material for Public Schoo! No. 12 ‘aiso been supplying the same kind for another school, it was Men’s Three-piece Sack Suits | the greater number of which have been. assembled in three groups and 're-priced at | $48.50, 57.50 & 78.00 _ These Suits are, of course, of the finer order, and represent unusual values at these prices. Monaghan, fem Biggenaing erst, waa terued an confiscating ali ine tntterlats a the schools fant hae in-stock, “The mate- mai Will all be inspected by the eal partment “PHILADELPHIA” Creem MARSHALL KNOWS THE JOB. —— Cheese, crisp lettuce, jelly and President Telegraphs “Sincere|| chopped aut meats between slices Srmpethy” to Coolidge. of toast, Trim edges. Looks dainty, ON, June 1§.—The Vice Presi- i ‘ opal oF rhoeey rent, || but te evrprisingly eatipfying. s pointment, insist successor to-day with a mes- hy of congratulation, but of oom- that the naaie ' PHILADELPHIA" ace accent ms incere wt which "vies “Prmigent to Gov, Calvin Cool to elt 800,000 wounds ef + ) Spaghettt, i O1 ae es, 16.—Five hun- 3 of spaghetti (mile at Kr te Tees will be auctioned 4 1 y Y Quartormas: Plaza Sandwich Se Men’s Clothing Department, SIXTH FLOOR (Thirty-fourth Street elevators) | QUEENS BORO i "? =i : 7 & PHENIX : 4 een and : 2 Acne, wens PRODUCT ethos. | E : ee nee mae < { NEW YoRE - DPRIGESCO. FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS of Player Pianos A Only Three More Days | , Once every year at this tine we have our Queensboro Bridge Sale, in which * we always offer tremendous bargains, and we are glad to state that the beau- tiful new Walters Player that we offer in this sale this year at $450 is without doubt the most wonderful bargain ever offered in our Piano Department. yeu have no player, this is ydur chance. Dont fail to take advantage of it. Remember, a chance like this will never offer itself again, and there are only a limited number of these Playets to be sold at this price. WALTERS PLAYER PIANO $450 Free With Each Player , | | | | | | | | An Important Sale Thursday Charming Gingham Frocks Coolest of Dresses for Summer Wear kN a ee West 34th Street—New York Broad Street) By Rutt Newark 77yeut Park | Brooklyn eer 'vou Tesh NAA SGA © Ah nk ARMA Nek ac NO ch Wa © some Bench to Match—$10 Worth of: Music of Your Own Choice—and Free Delivery. Special Low Terms OF ONLY A WEEK We Do Not Charge Interest — ee ee ee Only a limited number of these Players will be sold at $450. So be sure to call Tomorrow For months past the Walters Piano Fasory, has been preparing for thid great Queensboro Bridge Sale, but owing to the difficulty of securing enough of cer- Jersey Suit Sols Very Specially Priced 6 SS 6 Ss Ss Ss Ss \ New Summer Sport Types | SPECIAL purchase of 200 sturdy, practical L Li tein materials used inthe building of these magni icent Players, they are only able to supply a limited number of these instruments in time for this sale, Jersey sport suits at less than maker's cost! Chic sporting and outing types in a variety of pocketed and plaited back effects. Tan, Navy, Copen, Rookie, French Blue and Mixtures, 7.75 Quite the most appropriate and comfortable of all dresses for summer wear are these exquisite models of sheer, crisp ginghams, in numerous plaid and checked designs. Some show smart surplice and basque bodices, distended hips, large pockets, brief sleeves and dainty collars, cuffs and vestees of white organdie, ; If You Cannot Call Tomorrow—Mail Coupon CEMILEMEN —K.ndly cend me Illustated catalogue and particulars regarding your Dxceptional Values i i) Queensboro Bridge Sale NAME... .. (si: TEU S USSR HE Nae eR canara ADDRESSURU Mies fests castireasecrnesieaucetes asks w-16, No. Alterations—All Sales Firal Ss Ss | | IT MAKES LIFTLE E DIFFERENCE WHAT You NEED— : Cs ad WORLD “WANT” AD, Wihl, GO AND FIND IT rc