The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 5

f & i N Janitor at the 58th s MICHIGAN FOR HOOVER. ee HARDING in perfor Mich, a will receive the support of the| thelr Intention of standing by Hoover | gay, tw, ballot at the Democratic National Con- vention. “We shall yote for Hoover on the first fer ballot out of respect for the primar: | said Judge am _F. Connolly, ratic National Committeeman, of the delegation have announced | Warren. G, Harding. tm or fee Will Vote at San Francisco, i June iY Siertuet| Pa as long as he has a chance for the tened Warren G.” land ia paying high honor to Senator In the last three y-two bables have been chris | entire Michigan delegation on the first nomination, _ ACCEPTANCE TALK Alice Paul Says Bo Says Both Repub- , lian Nominées Will Be } Questioned on Suffrage. | ‘ WASHINGTON, June 17.—Suffrag- fate are to appeal their fight for tho ballot to the Republican nominees for Preskient and Vice President, they wald to-day. Both Genator Warren G. Harding and Gov. Calvin Coolidge are to be daced what they intend doing toward ratification of the Federal suf- ffage Amendment, according to Alice Paul, head of the National Woman's | Party. Miss Paul also said suffrag- | fats will picket Harding during his @peech accepting the Republican nomination. “The woman's party will send a) delegation to San Francisco to the| Democratic National Convention,” | Miss Paul declared, “but there will be | no picketing, for Suffragists hold the| Republican Party js alone responsible for the delay in getting ratification. Suffragists will insist on action of the | Republicans, and if they fali to act! the national women’s party will call; @ national convention of the Ameri-) an women voters, We will ask these yoters not to support any candidate or party that is responsible for the de-| lay in the ratification of the Suffrage Amendment.” | CHICAGO, June 17.—Leaders of the proposed third party expect to win more votes from the Democrats than from Republicans, according to A. W. | Ricker, a member of the Executive | Committee of the Committee of Porty- | eight. ‘Three States are now listed by the | Mberale as certain for them. They are ‘Wisconsin, Washington and !.orth Dakota. They also hope to win Min- nesota, Montana and Idaho. In Colo- | rado, South Dakota and Nevada they élaim a fighting chance. State conventions of 48-ers will be held at Mitchell, §. D., Saturday, and at Lincoln, Neb., next Tuesday. To swing the women voters they are endeavoring to induce Jane 8 to join their movement. ‘flee Pa and Mary McDowell, head | of;the University of Chicago settle- ment workers, are said to have affil- iated. —— JANITOR FLEES IN NIGHTIE, writer Hela’ ‘en Charge of Upset-) ting Apartment Furniture, Charles Hamilton, No, 112 West 58th |” Street, who said he was a writer, Ss STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY BONWIT TELLER & CO, The Specrally Shop of Orpinalions FIFTH AVENUE.AT 38™ STREET FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A Special Purchase and Sale of Exclusive New Models in MISSES’ NAVY BLUE FROCKS Made to sell up to 85.00 SPECIALLY PRICED AT 59.50 Ap assemblage of smart modes that the fashionably frocked Miss selects for Town wear or en route from country to city—essentially youthful, cool and Summery; also designed in lighter shades. Sizes 14 to 18. Chiffon Frocks Crepe de Chine Frocks Georgette Crepe Frocks Taffeta Frocks MISSES’ COTTON FROCKS Made to sell from 20.00 to 69.50 15.00 29.50 35.00 Frocks distinguished by style-treatments typical of this shop. Developed in plain or printed organdie, dotted Swiss or batiste with colored dots on light grounds, combination of linen and voile or of imported Anderson - gingham. Sizes 14 to 18. NO C. 0.D.'S “NO CREDITS NO RETURNS to-day held in $500 bail by Magistrate Simpgon on a charge of mulicious mis-, chief and unlawful entry. | ‘The complainant was James Falney, | t address, who gaid that on June 15, Hamilton some garbage down the dumb w: Falney refused to take It off use it wasn't in a pail, he said, and Hamil¢ |} ton. pointed a revolver at him, Falney had Hamilton arrested and when the latter was released on ball, it Is ss he broke into the junitor’s’ apartment, upset furntiure and chased the janitor out fn his night clothes. The Janitor got, two policemen. Hamilton ap- in court to-day with two black eyes. He also said he had a cracked rib. SAL’ T0- NU TS Mixed $2.25 the Ib. ATALIAN CHOCOLATES (Bitter-sweet kind), $1.50 the Ib, Supreme Chocolates, $2.00 the Ib. Matinee Idols (Nutted Chocolates), $2.50 the Ib. “Hatch, He Pays The Parcel Post.” ead for Booklet, Telephone Grevley 241, FOUR STORPS want vod mites to “sectire “tor Sou. Whe Ml dead.” Day “end terms, School of Cosmeticians, Nftifiated with ARINELLO School oy Braany Gil’ - National Onl Beekman, New Tork. oF Brookiyn Office, 4100 Main, At McCreery’s—Now in Progress A Sale of Men’s Silk Shirts 7 95 INCLUDING TAX Made to Sell for 10-5 to 16.50 siotomerearee ata CUSTOM QUALITY FABRICS Broadcloth Fine Jersey Crepe Jacquard Kobble Crepe (14 mummy) All Silk Jacquard Congo Jacquard (figured) NO C. O. D.’s NO RETURNS NO EXCHANGES dames McCreary & Co. 5th Avenue Main Floor 34th Street Store Opens at9 A.M. 5th Avenue Justice—Cooperatian— Economy—Energy-—Service James McGreery & Co. Store Closes at,5 P.M! ON FRIDAY 34th Street Values are Extraordinary in the June Sale of We are all more or less decorators. In hot weather we try to turn our apartments into summer cottages. This must be done without disposing of any of our winter fur- niture, usually reduced to necessary articles. A bed must often be disguised as a con- venient lounging place during the day. White counterpanes are taboo. Pillows must be covered and repose at each end of the bed, with possibly an additional cushion for comfort and effect. There is a particularly good piece of dark, natural-colored linen, with a two- toned weave, in the upholstery department that would make smart coverings for a bed in almost any room, It is very heavy and silky, is 50 inches wide and costs $1.75 a yard. It looks so much like the handloom linens that much of it will be used as it was intended, for summer portieres. In the same width are richly colored poplins. A striped pattern is good, for stripes are cool-looking on a lounge. Chintz and cretonne are always refreshing. Covers are simply made. One breadth of 50-inch material is enough for a single bed. An additional breadth will cut side pieces and pillow covers for a double bed. You may like the scheme so much that you will use them the year round. Will Close Out Discontinued Styles of Women’s Silk Athletic Suits formerly 8.85.....+-.-reduced to 5,95 formerly 10.50.. reduced to 6,95 formerly 15.45.. reduced to 8,50 Quantities are limited, so early selection is advised. (Third Floor) A Remarkably Low Price on Misses’ Wraps 23.50 regularly 35.00 This remarkably low price was made possible because we bought a tremendous quantity of these Wraps—in fact, their maker's entire production, They are quite the jauntiest, the most graceful Wraps the season has produced. Light enough in weight to be con- veniently carried about, yet of sufficient warmth to provide the necessary protec- tion on Summer evenings. Some are fashioned of Chervrona Bo- livia-—others of Velour de Laine, All are lined with Silk Voulard. Size 14 to 18 years, (Fourth Floor) 300 Women’s Silk Dresses 19.50 regularly 29.50 An Event of Great Importance A Silk Dress such as one of these is positively the most important asset to successful dressing in Summertime. They are fashioned i: wee, or+a combination of I plain Georgette Crepe. Ruffles are used in profusion, for frilly frocks are high is featured in interesting ways and quaint basque-like waists and short +ieeves appear on many, in fashion, the tunic Sizes 34 to 42. White. NoC.0. D,'s No Returns a sprightly styles of Taffeta ‘eta and Georgejte Navy Blue and Black, many relieved by No L. (Fourth Floor) ‘““McCreery Silks’’ Famous Over Half a Century When one’s mind turns to the purchase of rare gems there is a great establishment that immediately suggests itself because its name is synony- mous with all that is good and true and reliable. Likewise, when the mind of the discriminating purchaser turns to the acquiring of “The Jewel of Woven Fabrics"—Silks—there comes to mind immediately the name “McCreery,” for that name has been famed for over half a century as the name given to the Finest Silks the World Produces, “McCreery Quality” Exquisite Printed Chiffons in exclusive pat- terns. regularly 4.50, yard, 1,95 “McCreery Quality” Foulards in newest designs and colorings, 36 inches wide. yard, 1,95 regularly 3.50 “McCreery Quality” White and and rarely beautiful, 40 inches wide. regularly 4.50, yard, 2,75 “McCreery Quality” Brocaded Lining Silks, 86 inches wide, for Fur Garments, yard, 3,50 regularly 5.00 “McCreery Quality” heavy Tri- colette in ten of the most wanted Flesh Pink Washable Satin of | shades, including Navy Blue I : ey heavy quality. yard, 2,75 Black, White, American Beauty, regularly 4.00 1 Burnt Orange, Jade, Copenhagen, Old Rose, Flesh Pink and Tan. » regularly 6.50, yard, 2,75 “McCreery Qualit ards in our own desi 1920 Foul- ns—exclusive A New McCreery Creation ‘ Navy Blue and Black Chiffon Broadcloth Taffeta 36 inches wide, made in light weight “for heavy use and long ec. Made to sell for 4,50 Introductory Price, yard, 2.95 “McCreery Quality" Satin, 86 inches wide, in Black and Bathing Suit “McCreery Quality" Crepe de Cline of heavy weave in street and evening shades. yard, 2.65 regularly 4.50 “McCreery Quality” White Sport Tussah, 36 inches wide, regularly 6.00, yard, 3,50 (Second Floor) Navy Blue, yard, 3.25 regularly 4.50 “McCreery Quality’ White Sport Skirtings in Plaids, Stripes, Fig ures and plain weaves. 40 inches wide. PEO RY 7.60, yard, 4.95 Boys’ ‘Born. ‘Weather Norfolk Suits Very Modestly Priced Sizes 7 to 18 years The most unvdsual thing about this collection of warm weather suits is the great variety of fabrics, Other important features are tailoring and prices—prices are like old times. Boys’ Palm Beach Norfolk Suits Boys’ Natural Linen Crash Nor- in Natural, Gray and Sand shades folk Suits. 9.75 12.75 Noys’ U. S. Khaki Norfolk Suits. . Boys’ Gray Linen Crash Norfolk Bays! Gedy (Cottone dash 7,75 Suits. 10.75 folk Suits. 6.75 Also separate Knickers in Palm Beach, Gray or Natural Linen, Khaki or Cotton Crash. Three Special Furnishing Items £0 cet ae Children’s Straw Hats Special, 1, Sport Blouses of fine Per in 1.75 light and dark colors—also White regularly 2.95 Pongee and Madras Blouses with ; Middy and Black or White, collars attached, Sizes 7 to 15 Boys’ Bathing Suits, in sizes 3 to 16 years, Sailor Shapes in years. Sizes 8 to 8 years, Special, 3.95 to 6.75 (Boys’ Shop—Third Floor) Hundreds of Beautiful Silk Skirts 11.75 Skirts of glorious Silken stuffs—Baronette Satin with a silvery sheen and beautiful Novelty Silks—fashioned in graceful plaited or shirred styles, are priced actually below the present cost of material of which they are made! All sizes up to 82-inch w aistband, but not in every style. (Fourth Floor) Oriental Rugs at One-Half Price SELECT group of choice Oriental Rugs has been marked at exactly one-half regular prices for im- mediate disposal. Included are Persian, India and Chinese weaves in various room sizes. (Eighth Floor) Crepe, also changes ne aetna A ap libata