The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 19

WOMEN BACK WAR ON GAUZY GOWNS Catholic League Takes New Or- _ leans Incidgnt as Expressive t of Its Own Precepts, The action of Father Antoine of hiss toric St. Louls Cathedral jn New Or- jeans, in sending a bride from theAltar to put on a gown more in accordance with his conception of true modesty finds indorsement among Catholic women in New York, if the League of Catholic Women is to be accepted as their representative, “Wather Antoine was distinctly ight,” said Miss Teresa O'Donohue, President of the League. “Naturally I feel very sorry for the bride who was #o humiliated, but she seems to be like other girls, who rogard what Is said to them from the altar on the subject of dress as merely to be considered and decided according to their own | views. | “The Catholic League has been | doing all in {ts power to check the | tendency of women to parade in| gowns that seem to have their two | ends racing toward © common van- ishing point.” ln Drops Dead at Niece's Bier. an dropped dead in a room izewater Place, Edgewater, jarry, twelve, nor A cd eping sickness. Apoplexy wa: Bi from! 192 95 -85 = = STRIPE CREPE AND ROUND Sale QUARD, QUE! | Roselli said he had just opened his |and a $50 gold watch from his pockets, Silk Blouses ATINS, TAFFETA, HABUTAI AND STYLES TO ‘WEAR WITH SUM- | MER SKIRTS IN COLLARLESS NECK STYLES. | ASSORTMENT ARE FANCY NETS. UMSI-KUMSA, BARONET SATIN, INAN UNLIMITED SELECTION OF NEWCOLORS. ACTUAL VALUES 20.00 TO 29.75. REWARD REVEALS |$100,000 WORTH OF ANOTHER HOLD UP) Baxter Street Merchant Robbed in| His Store of Money and Jewelry | House Containing It for Sale, —Says Police Suppressed News. Booze Can’t Be Sold, Lack of faith in Police Commissioner Used Nor Removed. Enright's plan of suppressing crime news to-day led Theodére Boselll, pro- prietor of a shoe store at No. 1 Baxter Street, to reveal that he was robbed by two bandits in his store yesterday. | He offered a $400 reward for the re- turn of Jewelry valued at $1,250, the residence of the late Geo Coast” district, to-day was p: zling Federal authorities, buyer for the. house is be! sought, but the liquor, accord to Jaw, cannot enter into deal. store when two men carrying automatic pistols entered,’ Boselli did not argue with them. After taking a $1,000 dia- mond ring from his finger, $200 fh cash the robbers bound him with ropes and left him in the back of his store, Bo- selli said. After fifteen minutes he worked himself loose and, being ‘un- able to find a policeman, telephoned Police Headquarters, A detective, he said, visited him and heard, the story! ot the robbery. eee | Jamaica to Spend #1,000,000 on Port. KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 18.—The Colonial Government will spend $1,000,-6| |000 on improving facilities here and building of a railway linking all wharves, it was announced to-day, Law. cowld pedenuie that would mean its moval. In the mean time two men guarding the entrances to ‘basement. Girl Ushe? Says One Tripped After Insult by Other, heart, sit with , _ 1329-1331 _ 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th and 49th Brooklyn Brooklyn FULTON STREET coro/ BRIDGE STREET of Hoyt St Subway Jration Brooklyn ew Summer Frocks In a Very Special Sale for SATURDAY 78-4508. 25.0 Coo! and Serviceable WHEN THE SELECTING OF THE SUM- ‘MER WARDROBE IS IMPORTANT. THESE NEW ARRIVALS BRING DECIDEDLY CHIC SELECTIONS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES IN DAINTY STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES. A TIMELY SALE, FOR THESE ARE DAYS SHEER VOILE FROCKS, IN PLAIN AND BARRED WEAVES, GINGHAM FROCKS IN STRIKING PLAID PATTERNS, FOULARD AND DOTTED VOILES AND PRINTED CREPES IN COLORFUL DESIGNS. FLOWERED GEORG. ETTE, NAVY TAFFETA, BEADED GEORGETTE CREPES AND FANCY SPORT TRICOLETTES. [ WOOL SWEATERS—Tuxedo, Slip-Over and Smocks, $3.95 a saat Summer Coats Greatly Reduced SPORTS—MOTOR—TRAVEL STYLES 259 35.22 THESE COATS AND WRAPS WILL YOU GET Ry Dh on THEIR SPLENDID VALUES. SHORT, THREE. QUARTER AND FULLLENGTH MODELS IN BOLIVIAS, POLO CLOTH, SUMMER VELOURS, TWEED MIXTURES, SERGES AND SILVERTONES. NEARLY ALL ARE FULL FANCY SILK LINED. Pure Wool Jersey Bathing Suits, 6.75 to 12.75 | Finest Line of Bathing Apparel in the City Voile Blouses OOL SUMMER MODELS. ALL THE NEWEST EFFECTS IN WHITE AND FANCY COLORED VOILES. ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS DE CHINE | of Silk Sport Skirts DEW KIST, FAN-TA-SI, JAC- EN ANNE SATIN, PUSSY WILLOW, 132 LIQUOR PROVES “WHITE ELEPHANT” CHICAGO, June 18. ISPOSITION of liquor said to be valued at $100,000, « stored in the basement of F. Griffin, in the exclusive “Gold It cannot be removed because of the Illinois Search and Seizure The widow might retain ownership of the liquor, but she not use it after the sai, JAIL FOR THEATRE MASHERS, LD “Was the «greeting that Atexaride? San- tino éf No 39 Woodhall Street -ex- tended, Miss ‘Sylvia Brown, an usher in | the Olymple Theatre gf Brooklyn when sho enteral a box Tast night to aak to examine her ticket. Miss Brown | started away to report tothe manager | and Huthbert Fernando of No. 271} Columbia Street, Brooklyn, tripped her, | | she told Magistrate Geismar, in Adams | Street Court to-day, causing ‘her to fall flown a Might of stairs to the parquet a Miss Brown nald sho knew netther of the mon. ‘The Court ayy in the Workhouse.” "em C88 ten | Fi hsie anal MISSION WORKER DEAD. ‘Down and Outs” tn Mourning for But re oe * F. T. Hopkins, ‘The “down and oute” @t the Mejuley | y ing | Water Street Mision at eaouraihe to- ing {day for the death of thelr ériend, F. T, the | Hopkins, President of the mission, who dled Tuesday at his home, Croton Lake Road, Katonah, N.Y, Mr. Hopkins was eighty-seven years old and had edn President of the re- are the | Mer 10,000 pleces of children's appare} —Dresses, Under- wear, Coats, Hats), long and short Petticoats, Bibs, Rubber Sheeting, Shoes, ete. Durable, well made little gar- ments for children of all sizes. All Big Bargains. laddilal : .* Special ; 61 of these ‘Women’s Dresses—a Dotted Voile, the ,, waist with a becom- Y ing white organdie collar finished with Val lace, Picot edged, plaited white voile frills trim sleeves and tunic. Navy-and- white or black-and- white, 196 Men’s Suits Wool Materials , New <i York’s Best ‘ ‘Yi Suit Value Serges, Cassimeres, A Flannels, Worsteds iN all superior quality \, Wool _fabrics—in many different mod- els for men and | young men. Solid |] colors; mixtures; stripes. $1777 i") Also White Canvas and White bs . r ~ FRIDAY, JUNE Mission since he suoneeded John 8.|tinlon and a member of the Old Tent Huyler, He gave generously toward the | Mvangel Committce of New York, Jdents of Saturday Will Be in solid colors. laundering qualities. Well made. Main F100, amet Extraordinary Sale of Women’s Shoes High or low cut. Brown Kid, Gray Kid, Patent, Gun Metal and Vici Kid Leathers. 197 1920, * HAVE ¥OU TASTED erectton of the npasion's new building, | Mr, Hopking Ix%urvived by his widow, | He was one of the honorary Vice Proal-|a son, FT, Hopkins jr, and a daughter, the American Sunday School |Mrs. W. A. C. Ewer If not, there is a treat in store for you Sold only in sealed, aluminum packets NEVER IN BULK _ No connection with & @ * See What You Savet”* The only store that sells the overstocks of the National Cloak & Suit Co. any other store ee a Great Bargain Day! — 4 8 More Selling Days Before Inventory Odd lots and surplus stocks must all go! Style garments such as dresses, coats, hats; merchandise for every day wear, shoes, underwear, men’s and boys clothing; goods for household use; all National overstocks must be sold before June 29th. Amazingly big bargains for every one of the eight days. Values to convince shoppers this is New York’s Greatest Bargain House. Extra Big Values in This Clearance of 4500 Dresses | A PURE EGG MAYONNAISE Gvexrrmns GOOD 10 tar, SETTER! 16 Different Models in Sizes for Women, Misses and Juniors—$3.97 The season’s greatest values! Choice of 1,000 Hats Another big lot, 1,000 more! Offering the same big assortment of over 75 differ- ent models, Big and little Hats, trimmed and untrim- med; most all the popular straws and braids; many colors. For, women, misses and girls. Values so big we're sure they'll go in a few hours, as with the last lot. Big Value! French style Middy Suits} of Madras in| blue and white combi- nations. Here isa bargain!) $297 School Boys’ Suits Grey mixture Wool Cassimere in Norfolk style. $1097 Good tailoring.. : $2.97 Main W Hat to match Main Women's and inisses’ sizes. Boys’ Raincoats plaid inner surface. 360 Tailored Suits; Choice This Spring’s mode's, suitable for Fall wear. Wool, Worsted, Serges and Velours; 15 models. $4.97 loor hand beaded models. big values! al $1.97 $297 Plaid Ginghams, Linenes, Chambrays, Organdies. Come ‘*See What You Save!"’ 4 Voiles with checks, stripes, embroidery, dots, figures and Fabrics with splendid Unrestricted Choice of All Our Waists 46 entirely different models of Crepe de Chine, § . that include Practically, every one of the National's high grade hand embroidered, and Colors, sizes, trimmings Wash Suits |Men’s Panama Hats| Wash Suits at prices you cannot eq Styles. WhiteLinene, Tan Khaki Cloth, Cham- bray | with pai navy, tan , bu Men’s & Youths’ Trousers Dark grey Rubberized Cloth;| Serges,” Worstedr and Cheviots in = $197 0 $397 grey mixtures... 515 , Lineng, two of pants, Black or tan. Clearance of Men’s Shoes 10 styles. Calf, Patent, Kid- finished or Kangaroo Leathgss. easy, extra durable fibre soles. Comfort or dress lasts. 5,000 pikes of hot weather Un« derwear Sor men, women amd chil~ dren. Elastic rib- bed cofton and athletic style gar~ ments in a big vurlety’ of styles, Each piece priced for quick clear. ance! * Special Just 52 of these Silk Pongee Dresses in this clearance sale! Made with collar and cuffs of silk taffeta and a panel effect front trimmed with embroidery, tucks and buttons. Natural color tan with Copen blue trim, Women's $397 Silk Pongee and Silk Georgette, to suit all women. Tremendously Hot Weather Suits for Men Here Are Extra Values: Genuine Beach Suit- ings and Panama Cloths—washable mo- hair-and-cotton fabrics —in handsome dark mixture patterns. § Styles pictured; sizes 30 to 35, Leather or soft, + Sees, enews oan cE cis we ye ye