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\; ter THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921. rT) ood CONGRESS MEDAL | SLES, | amore ante nese [08 y, tS AVENUE MADE OF COTTON Neg PPE SLUNS & C FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN ‘New York's Greatest Cut Price Rug House SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS RUGS Linoleums and Carpets BELOW ALL OTHERS IN PRICE— COMPARE VALUES ELSEWHERE Sex Tapestry Brussels $4 ()-50 . selection of patterns and colors, ble The Darkest Chapter of England’s History Old Australian CONVICT SHIP Drops Anchor in New York Harbor | Gasoline Has Hurt the Remarkable Sale of Main Floor Specials built of a composition of cotton | and operated with coal dust for . «ssc. | fuel are a possibility, according io’ Highest Valor Award in Gift! to Roger W. Babson, the statis. , Of the U. S, Made to Hi di EULA ¥ »? CPNoat “Phe principal factor in the de- ‘ R. W. O'Neill. | cline of the automobile business me ae has been the increase in the price WASHINGTON, July 6—The Con-| of gasoline,” he said. Fressional Medal of Honor has been “The car of the future will be awarded to Sergt. Richard W. O'NeilI,| ran by other fuel, Already the | Company D, 165th Infantry, whose| use of coal dust has passed the home is at No. 304 West 114th Street.) ¢xperimental stage New York City, SSSSSS SS mm Jersey Sport Coats Cleverly modeled and well tailored — equally smart for street and sport wear. At an Amazing Price 3.95 “Success,” Oldest Vessel Afloat, Is Open for Public Inspection Foot of West 129th Street, Near Fort Lee Ferry ia bargain at. —— EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN— ; $55 9x12 All Wool Axminster 91° Most beautifw Oriental designs and colors, blues a 4 ANY room; except ‘or conspicuous| “Lighter cars must be manufac- Gallantry” in an attack on the ¢ tured, A composition of vottoa, man lines along the Ourcq Riv fu:maldehyde and glue is being 1918, the War Department announced | @ a material that yesterday. | Advancing ahead of the assaulting | = Kine, Sergt. O'Neill attacked about|for bravery which the United twenty-five Germans and was several | can are told in Mather Francis | times wounded by pistol shots. He re- | Du! book on the war. at | mained in active command of his de- tel nent oe dep St tachment until another wound forced ‘ Neill came upon him to withdraw. Ho Insisted, how-|the p ans in a clump of ever, on reporting v > informa- \Woods which he in ; made b; Imperfect; very special at... ++ $100 ROYAL WILTONS $37 Hight Size Dx12. Because of the low price we le F inn we cannot ase the manetacturer’s neces be every rug is labelled. beautifal Oriental etree $25 9x12 TexoleumRugs| Woven Grass Rugs ofacturer’s name, but patterns are in’ most xceptional offering at, Sie} nd his men had been tion regarding Germe ordered to clean up. Aw ite wan to Pog) fine aurtment In ate ae- $09.98 | 9x12 double ad Made in Tuxedo style with his Battalion Commander before being | mans i beerfeetion; “weclal” at he value i box-pleat back and taken to the hospital. nounced that Scrgt. of | pinch-tucks; narrow | snug-f it ting shoulders. Belt and patch pockets. New Sport Shades It was also Edward J. Geaney e same com: pany and home add 1s O'Neill, will receive the Distinguished Se Sross for rescuin; 4 wounded officer at Villers-sur-Frre on the Heavy Velvet Carpets $4.09 grade, suitable for halls and stairs: in a very wile range of patterns; 27 inches wide. Sule price Inlaid Linoleum Graz c 97 | 0 is now only twenty- ld, served in France from October, 1917, until the end of the war About three weeks ago he was mar- ay O'Neill! ried to Miss E three yea RARANN Colors clear through to a variety e, Cut of patterns and colors: Jed his Altho Geaney's Father Duffy o from full Folls, ‘2 surds’ wide On Sale Main Floor arm was broken py a machine gun | 4!ng Floor bullet, he succeeded in dragging the | une, Murder Trial Postponed a Best Felt Base Cove ing c officer to s Day. : cuiwears ordinary printed | Detatta of O'NelII's Gallantry Pab-| Owing to business which kept J f cock tiee: eae yd. | Hons; $1.00 value, a ‘ Prompt Delivery on Prepaid Mail Orders, ||\Smart Mohair Sweaters Mehed by Father D Additional details of the batule in)! Appellate Division which Richard W. O'N now a : ’ 5 ‘4 =f ‘ ONY eas J > " : student at the College of the City of 3 = oy ose = | New mode Sweaters of extra quality Mo- New York, won the highest award; OSNews hair, drop-stitch Tuxedo models; trimmed THIS WONDERFUL SHIP HAS MADE HISTORY THROUGH THREE CENTURIES | with sash and pockets; new sport shades. 6.90 “Flom Mill Te Nesie? Viet" re Ave, Beautiful ANNOUNCE #4 Blouses oo eer CE SALE OF | 185° BEGINNING TO-MORROW MORNING 9 A.M. | Hand Made Blouses This great ‘‘Clearaway”’ offering will be good news to the thousands now planning their vacations, Sheer Batiste, entirely hand made, em- as the unprecedented values offered throughout both stores easily average from 50 to 66 2-3% below! broidered, drawn and tucked; trimmed our last season’s lowest prices. Here are a few of the thouzand and one items on sale. | with pearl or crocheted buttons. | [ FOR GIRLS! | | 3.85 Girls’ California Bathing Suits 3.95 ‘dicinaatatleacaniaaasil How to Reach She marked the beginning and the end of England's monstrous penal Fulton St. Store system. She has held lurid horror and dreadful iniquities besides which even the terrible stories of the Black Hole of Calcutta and the Spanish Inqui- sition pale into insignificance. She is the oldest ship in orld and the onl out of that dreadful “Fleet of Ocean Hells’ Seas in 1790 A.D. She is unchanged after all these years, nothing being omitted but her human freight and their sufferings from the cruelties and barbarities practiced upon them. Aboard her are now shown, in their original state, all the airless dungeons and condemned cells, the whippin . the branding irons, the punishment balls, the leaden-tipped cat-o'-nine tails, the coffin bath and the other fiendish inventions of man’s brutality to his fellow man From keel to topmast she cries aloud the greatest lesson the world has ever known in the history of human progress, Fulton St. Store Open Until 6.30 Daily. Saturday Until 9PLM Park Ave. Store convict ship left afloat which sailed the Seven The Opinion of the Press On May 5, 1912, the distinguished editor of the New York Ameri- can, if a Cull page editorial, which was reproduced in ten other leading daily papers throughout the States, devoted his brilliant pen to @ picture of the Convict Ship ss as a and striking n in the progress of humanity and civilization, Describing the Convict Ship as a sad but aluable lesson to the people of America, he wrote: “When you study these scenes of cruelty and atrocious torture, when you realize they have disappeared forever from this earth, except in iso- lated savage corners of the world, where men revert to animalism, and on you realize that these scenes of cruelty, brutal as they are, were as compared with what preceded them, you realize that this world dvance It shows what goverument did to the poor, the ignorant. 1 thank God that the Convict Ship, with the men is tg-day an exhibition inten educate and ality, planned to punish and brutalize. DR. FRANK CRANE, the brilliant editorial writer of THE NEW YORK GLOBE, in a leading article in that paper, dated May 3, 1913, said: * © Here you see punishment rai ord of the cruelties here practised by the to its highest power. glish people is so fright- he truth is more inered- je to believe the story, ible than the wildest yet it is perfectly auth “Out of the past this ghost ship sails to us. Its solid oak we can touch, Its rusty iron manacles are all too tangible. Its hideous cells our feet may explore. Its appalling record, books and documents we can sce with our own eyes.” NEW YORK EVENING SUN, April 23, 1912—"One of the strangest Women’s California Bathing Suits 5 95 Jersey Knit : Wide range of colors and two-tone effects Women’s All Wool One Piece Tank Suits 2.95 Girls’ All Wool Tuxedos | ; ~ Novelty All Wool Shawlettes 4 95 Two-in-one models. 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No museum in the world contains the same relics as may be in the ‘Success.’ Around the high bulwarks are suspended ail the agencies of tortures human minds could invent more TT Rn ii Ren es : nah aiaatpd eet : than a-century ago. * * * Au inspection of the “Success is not amus- ito 14 years. Solid and contrasting colors... ing, it is not terrorizing. 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