The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1921, Page 6

‘Frenchman With Wit, an} American Visitor Now, Tells! merting, Pent ivanin aati ~) if j al Nation | Managers’ Associa- _ How Flattery Won in the Ligue. dinner Pennaylvunine event 4 : New Yo ne Hepublican Club, ; War-.Where Logic Might) : merting, Pennaylvnniss gh Ps “Mt ; F) H ¢ lated, and you 't throw a stone arbara ‘rietchie Post, meeting, Have Failed—Business| nd you cant usin The «| Pennsylvania, § 1. M ; in Germany but Bad} en rushed and | convention, ‘Waldor-Astorian 8 10. _ Good in Germany bu ts Austered aa he took the plat- | frryyrtom } | -) j form. He began to feel In his Presbyterian Union, dinner, Astor, 7) , in England, Declares a pocket to get my pedigree, but he | P.M. | adian did not find it. He tried his Pd ed ony ae Fund, meeting, Canadian. trousers, vest and the inside t eke Wstare Owners’ Associae | pockets of his coat, but tney ting, Pennsylvania SS produced nothing. Finally be Honnesney Pi That flattery may win when logic eld, Is the ex fails, even on a battle perienced belief of Louis Glaenze Paris, an exporter of art obse S.qho, during the war, served as a Captain in the French Flying Corps *Just before one of your famous di-\/* & visions entered upon its first offen- | give,” said Mr. Glaenzer at the Ma- Jeatic yest Ua as attached to} ‘reer et count has had many people guessing ft as an instructor. My work was to | teach the infantry units of the divi- sion how to signal, by means of cloth| week, according to Frank Martin, as Ia, the aviators who would as- sist in the drive, In this way (he artillery fire could be regulated 0 48 /ty thoae Mr, Coolidge sald " not to endanger any advanced de- tachments, and supplies and ammu- nition could be brought to any units of the attack which might become id William Holland of Mon’| of the division. is at the Commodore. | a Neue Seuacton't neod any of | a little better In Belgium | ‘But our boys do! co Weare et nee, and very good in Ger-| that stuff, and besides they haven't) any, The Germans showed an utter time to learn it now,’ said tne Ain ri- of feeling against England and | ean officer to whoin I first reported. Bee oun many un proved its worth many time Swent on te explain in deta‘l, a eddressing him as ‘General Deamed and finally said to go 4 with it, and that he would guara plenty of co-operation Mater, when T became fuintiva with the insignia of Americ: I discovered that my 'G wae Solo I did Tormet Teaver, aad after that/|last more than a year. They will go} whe me the officer first to England, then to the Conti- nT Merce ncaa gy cs quest al-|nent, and thence to Africa, Asia, the Mase ect ‘a ranking consideraoly |Orient and the Far ; Kast. Their | Frestraps culled | fathers are wealthy Fall River bust- above what his shoulder-straps pauier ee pharm.” for. it worked like as MOver 35,000,000 pounds of tobacco qwere smoked last year in Canada,’ gald Joseph Picard of Quebec, who i8| Waldorf from London, where he at-| § propor Commodore, “and hg her sed al- tion of Canadian leaf in most 50 per cent. If Ca were tried it would be liked better) ii ivey's speech other than to say ods,” he said. than imported goods.” h HERE'S ONE FROM PENNSYL- VANIA. “Some years ago I was invited fo speak at a political meeting,” aid Dr. E. D. Warfield, President of Wilson's College, who ts at the Re ot to jo |sal and Spain.’ fed aly /nas caused fo much comment. He | JUNE 138, 1921, Pennsylvania, “The Chairman who was to introduce me had never seen me before, but he had said: “Gentlemen, I have some one to | tntroduce to you and I can't find his name, but at least we all know ther was!" lent Coolidge, though he able to express his views | on occasion, 18 noted for his lack of} volubility in speech, He believes that “wilence is golden," and on that ace at one time or another. When he was at tho Waldorf last jsistant manager of the hotel, he spoke |juat three words publicly. ‘Three very necessary questions were asked, and | i twice | Yet he got what he) and “Yes" once wanted, Wd 6 ‘onditions in England are very ada and were very anxious to] n up business, T was surprised to n that they were exporting goods | England, Uolland, France, Portw see Two pretty New England girls, Miss Virginia Charlton and Miss | Kathleen Phillips, both of Fall River, | Mass., left the Waldorf Saturday for \n tour of the entire world which will | 4.8 | | Congressman G. M. Fairchild of} |Oneonta, N. ¥., has just come to the | E tended the Pilgrims’ dinner, which refused to comment on Ambassador that it was an unfortunate oceur- rence and placed us in an unfavor-| able light in England. | Many good Englishmen, he ad- the first eighty-four cities announced | in the census reports for 1920. ——_- Pennsylvania. Amerioan Legion, meetin: M2d Street and Third A Iterea tn five New York hotels annu- | lly is more than the population of | IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. Laundry Board of Trade, luncheon, New York Master Butchers’ Assoct “MOUNTAIN SPECIAL Lackawanna Railroad: New Fast Train to Delaware Water Gap Pocono Mountain Resorts FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS ONLY Beginning FRIDAY, JUNE 17 (Eastern Standard Time) Leaves New York 1.24 P. M. “Hoboken 1.45 P. M. Arrive Water Gap (First Stop) 3.40 P. M.; Stroudsburg 3.50, Analomink 3.59, Henryville 4.08, Cresco 4.23, Mt. Pocono 4.40, Pocono Summit 4.46, Tobyhanna 4.55, Scranton 5.40 P.M. Returning Sundays only, leaving Scranton at 6.25 P.M. on and after June 19, arriving New York at 10.30 P.M. Aleo returning Mon- days only, leaving Tobyhanna at summer home full sie. . . mitted, felt as he did, and regretted the remarks regarding our reason for entering the war. ' eee The total number of visitors regis- OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York Tuesday—A Dress Sale of Unprecedented Importance 350 Women’s and Misses’ High Class Afternoon and Street Dresses lar 65.00 to 75.00 Values 38.00 A most unusual! Purchase from onc of New York's best Gown mak- ers embracing the finest embroidered, beaded and plain trimmed models of Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta and Georgette. URE Ce atten . 1 5.31 A.M. on and after June 27, arriving New York at 6.40 A.M. Reducedto . . OC NE ttle ts mma THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, Lord & Taylor THE sound of a claxon, the purr of a dying motor, and the merry chatter of people reaches your ears informing you that un- announced guests have just arrived at your Will you have plenty of room to take care of them for the night? Mahogany.finished Daybeds, attractive Queen Anne motif, cane panel. . $24.00 Mahogany Panel Four Poster Beds, Wooden Beds, in ivory enamelled or mahogany finish, full size . . Upholstered Springs with best quality 6x9 feet To make the assortment doubly interesting, we have added some of our higher-priced from France that have the unique quality and design of color rae House Towels, Webbs’ “Dew Bleach” Guest Towels, all pure linen huck. $6.75 and $9.00 Doz. Bed Linens, Trish linen sheets, pair . $12.50 Fifth Avenue Single Beds and Daybeds At Exceptionally Low Prices DAYBEDS, playing the dual role that they‘do, are certainly practical for just such emergencies. Our assortment of daybeds and small four-posters offers in- numerable charming designs at prices that have been reduced to the level of economy. Closely Woven Wire Springs, with roll edge, all sizes » « «$13.50 Cotton Layer Felt Mattresses, with roll edge, 50 pounds, full size . Silk Floss Mattresses,imperial edge,extra weight, flowered ticking, full size Curled Hair Mattresses, with rolled edge, best quality ticking, full size . Grey Goose Feather Pillows, 22 x 28 28.75 inches, with excellent ticking . SIXTH FLOOR 16.00 + 37.50 28.75 29.75 43.50 3.95 There Is Something Subtle cAbout The Splendor of Chenille Rugs SOFT in texture, and easily adaptable to any decorative plan because of their simplicity of design and color, Chenille rugs are chatmin for the country house. In the large living-room where two piss sized rugs are needed, plain Chenille rugs in a neutral shade make an effective background for the painted furniture amd chintzes. You will find our assortment of Chenille rugs most comprehensive in colors, and in sizes from 27 x 54 inches to 12 x 15 feet. Furthermore/you can order them made in any size or color. 8% x 10% feet $105 FIFTH FLOOR 9 x 12 feet $115 Important! cA Special Purchase of Chatming Summer Cretonnes 45c a Yard PRICE concessions on the part of a manufacturer have come to the aid of the shopper seeking at this time materials for new hangings igns and colors printed in heavy from a large assortment of varied desi repps and crashes. There are wond: designs for camp, bungalow designs or large country house. FIPTH FLOOR This Is Linen Time cAnd Our Prices Are Reduced! A FEW minutes spent in our Linen Department these days will be conducive to buying large summer supplies and also bridal gifts. Really you should see the quality of these Irish linens. And the prices speak for themselves. Pillow Cases, pair. . « « - - $2.85 Cloths and Napkins, Irish Linen Damask, attractive round designs: Cloths: 2 x 2 yards “ean Cloths: 2x 2% yards . « Napkins: Doze. 2 ~ + SECOND BLOOR Clearance Sale of Lamps A LIMITED number of lamps and shades is announced at a great reduction in prices. There are some most attractive floor, table, and boudoir models, in various styles and colors. A carefully selected lamp and shade, for use after the summer sun has gone down, will add just that one artistic touch that is still necessary to make the country home perfect. Antique Gold Floor Lamps, table and boudoir. They are a summer treasure. $4.50 to $80.00 Parchment Shades, table, floor and lantern styles. Only a few left. . . - « + $10.00 to $41.50 Candle Sticks in Brass, several sizes in new designs. A necessity in camp and cottage. - + - FIFTH FLOOR $9.00 Doz. 5.95 7.50 8.00 $5.00 Cretonne Pillows $3.95 A RUSTIC bench or couch ham- mock in the shade of a tree can be made to enhance the beauty of the lawn of your country home. A few cretonne pillows will help a great deal, and these are most inexpensive. French Cretonne Pillows, and shapes, filled with silk floss, piped with black tafetta, in all colors, at this low price. FIeTHM FLOOR Notice! Reductions! Sheets 54 x90 inches, each 89 63 x 90 inches, each $115 63 x 99 inches, each 1.25 63 x 108 inches, each 1.45 72 x go inches, each 1.25 72 x 99 inches, each 1.45 81 x 90 inches, each 1.35 90 x 108 inches, each . 1.75 Pillow Cases 42 x 36 inches, each . 45 x 36 inches, each . . 54 x 36 inches, each . SECOND FLOOR Comfort! Reductions! SUMMER eeplacement of house- hold articles is now in order. The comfort of city home, bungalow, cot- tage or camp depends on seeing that kitchen and dining-room equipment is complete. Nevo prices in many cases. Porcelain Tub Covers, white enameled. Sizes 2244x24 inches. Pair $6.00 "Alumopresboard,” is a small folding ironing board that will fit into a suit- case... $4.25 Folding Ironing Table, easy to fold and put away in a small space SN $2.50 Casserole, with nickel plated frame and Pyrex insert, ‘one round covered rad y-inch size $2.73 Binch size $3.50 Fireproof Glass Set, rect Gi 6 custard cups, one oblong bread pan, casserole (a-qt. size), one pie plate (10 in. size.) Set, $3.95 Sanitary Garbage Can, ite enami [airs opens the top . . . $3.75 Kitchen Chair, whie enamelled $2.95 Porcelain Top Table, white en- ameled; Sizes 24 x 36 in., $10.00 Size 25 x40 in, $11.00 Medicine Cabinet, white enamelled, bevelled French mirror,.two plate glass shelves. Sizes 17!4x134x4¥4 tn., $5.00 Clothes Hampers, natural willow. Thy are in three shapes, square, half-round, and narrow. $5.50 Willow Clothes Baskets, x7 in., $1.25 “Rochester” Wash Boilers, the “ soap shaver” in the cover is a very practical feature. No. 7, $3.00; No. 8, $3.25; lo. 9, $. Imported Cereal Sets, 15 pieces, squite- Mee G tece cocaine apie leh one oil bottle, one vinegar bottle and one mbes 554 tt: OSS SEVENTH FLOOR