The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1921, Page 15

One Door From STN AVENUE +] Robert Jones, lecturer at the Univer- sity of Liverpool; — John river: | | Davis, ex-Ambassador to G ‘ Britain; Anson Phelps Stokes, Secre- tary of Yale University for twenty- | INAUGURATED AMID two years; James Rowland Angell, | ——.>— new =e of Yale. NEW } =ll enn CUT PRICE RUG HOUSE Prompt Lapsed ml Prepaid Detectives Brosnan and Kenna were | Mail Orders [at Nevins and Livingston Streets, Brook- (s Li I b) lyn, Wass Least s h Ue aw @ ni ‘0! Dr. J. R. Angell Becomes| 0 wton et ina te isin “te é noleums and Carpets = President at University’s | snot vie ne cage Ke \ Sweeping Reductions 2 ‘ ‘ y atten “a In Great a ad Sale 220th Commencement. i 2 as “Battling Cor- fat .E My c is @ NEW HAVBN, June 22.—James hi police aay he Js wanted f Rowland Angel Miougnbs he oe i ell was inaugurated as | '\! pookets the po fourteenth President of Yale Univer- | pistol and a black ape Fity, to-day before a distinguished | ¢ 7 gathering in Woolsey Hall. The cere- | CLEAN up” DIVORCE CASES. mony was made a part of the two| gustices te @ hondredth and twentieth commence. | the wi Ment excercise Next Tuesday day will be de the undefended divorce calendar, com- rising 137 divorce, separetion and an- holding il Caraso, No 109 | a Fa (Ro al) p pointing “Smit '§ LiMo Rugs ual In quality and colors and sell else: ‘sag 9x12 Imported Strong and Durable Japanese GRASS RUGS Be 38 ¢ Three Days to| 1 Calendar, Best Felt Base FLOOR COVERING dnesday and Thurs- to the cleaning up rademic procession, which be- y's ceremonies was more it to the eye than any which | h before. Following time | nulment actions. Ordinarily Friday of |, | $15 Value. Special at h m, there s the same | week has 1 $3.90 $2.49 i 40 Psalm LXV. to “York |#ctlons, but wh 9x12 Texoleum ‘Rugs tune,"presentation of degrees, the in. | Ot Part TL. w siding, called the Court's tion, and then the hymn “Duke |the fact that next I ” sung jus it has t |day of this year to { iz just as it has been for |day of this ye Wo hundred years. All available Ju The academic procession, with its| the memory of o & proceeding has scores of distinguished men of learn- | ing in their caps and gowns, formed upon the old callege campus and fol-| after a quar wed the usual route which was/ the police say Frank Ma ‘lanked by thousands of spectators. | No, North Ninth § 16 procession was led by Prof. H. | burg, nk iodine e: George as marshal with the great | the Williamsburg Hos | he will recover. Ss AY rolls, 2 yards wide HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. En Peete HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. Sn nne ram y degrees conferred Arts—William Rose 7, Associate Editor of York Evening Post; Isaiah Rowman, Director of the American | Geographical Society; Miss Julia Lathrop, Chie Federal Chil- dren's Burea es Gamble Rogers, archite Harkness Memorial Quac at Yale Don't hide skin Doctor of Divinity—Willam James oe with Hutchins, President o' College Doctor ‘orge Bird Grinnell, author; Archibald Marshall, English novelis or of Science—Hideyo Noguchi This treatment gets ri at kefeller Institute -for Medical at the root of the troubl ‘i The rich, cleansing lather Madame Curie, co-discov- of Reeinol Soap ride the pores erer dium, of Impurities, while Resinel Ointment soothes and heals the inflamed spots IN A BROADWAY RESTAURANT. \ DIRECT FROM ZIEGFELD FROLIC. WITH A CAST OF UNUSUAL ENTERTAINERS. «CAFE DE PARIS | 487! ST. AND BROADWAY - of Laws—Marcus H. comb, war Governor Be njamin Nathan Ca AP MAKES LITTLE DIVFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WiLL GO AND FIND rr Saved! OUR old shoes will be good for months of wear yet —if you have your repairman resole and fit them with O’Sullivan’s rubber heels, Insist on getting O’Sullivan’s Heels — they cushion the shock of every step. Their special blend of new live rubber combines greatest springiness with longest wear. O’Sullivan’s Heels Absorb the shocks that tire you out No C., O. D.’s No Credits No Exchanges ita i ( TT SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES an as —_ - ae in ae e-em or orem © LSD IS “ty THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SUNE 22, 1921, Monthly Charge Accounts Invited 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue BROOKLYN HE drive for 50,000 new friends is now well under way — and it’s going over the top. We'd like to tell you all the com- ments made at these sales—all the women who have asked us to tell them from time te time about our style offerings and our sales. Looking at this drive from one angle, Event No. “Fulwool” Jersey Suits Values up to 15.00 a? The lowest price of the season for the 100% virgin wool fabric—Fulwool Coat! Tuxedo and Notch Collar models in heather mixtures, light and dark brown, Alice blue and Henna. All sizes for misses and women. Don’t miss this. Shantung Suits Values up to 29.75 ° 13-75 Fine quality of Shantung in the long tailored silhouette. All sizes for misses QNd WOMEN......0.002.508 Event No. 5 Surf Satin Bathing Suits Values up to 5.00 2.79 Smart, serviceable suits for swim- ming or beach wear! Remarkable values Event No. Novelty Hand Bags Values up to 5.00 1-59 Novelty leathers and silks. Completely fitted with inside frame and novelty mir rors. All desired shades. ALE AT ‘THREE BROOKLYN “STORES: Furs Stored and Repaired 4810-4812 BROOKLYN FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. FULTON STREET corof BRIDGE STREET ot Hoyt St Subway Station Brooklyn jj ATRONAGE DRIVE —seven more days of record-breaking values it means a loss, We see it only as a tremen- dous gain—a gain in good will, a substantial increase in customers. Seven days more of record-breaking values—and to-morrow is the biggest day. Don’t wait till the stocks are broken—visit the store to-morrow, Bargai Day. Values in every department. Thursday Is Bargain Day at Martin's Event No. 4 Flowered Georgette Dresses Have sold up to 23.00 9°° A superior grade of Georgette in beautiful floral designs has been tastefully developed in dresses of rare charm. They are attractively trimmed with taffeta. Sizes for misses and women. An Opportunity for Real Economy! Event No. 6 All-Wool Sweaters Values up to 3.50 Slip-over Sweaters. Pure wool, in fancy weaves with novel collar ef- fects. It doesn't pay to knit them yourself. 1-59 Event No. 8 All-Silk Hosiery 1-54 Full-fashioned hose of fine quality, at the lowest price we've scen for the quality. Event No. 9 Girls’ Wash Frocks 1-59 Values up to 3.00 Fine Colored Dimities and delicate hued organdies. Fetching frocks for the younger miss at a sensational price, Some trimmed with embroidery and have white organdy collars. 6 to 14 years. Event No. 10 Boys’ Wash Suits Values up to 2.50 Galatea, Madras, Chambray and Pop- lin. Many jaunty styles from which to choose. Buy a full summer's supply at Cc this price, Sizes 3 to 8 years. in ee ee a ee ene nt a Corpse ETS 3 ae pecans ts exam