The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1921, Page 19

K THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921. ef i 19 wooo CAUSES SPECULATION. Ne Liberty for ppines tf He te! mation t day that Major Gen shown a willing that th Administration has no s tion of giving independ ands. ONCERTS AND MUSIC. SYMPHONY ONCHESTRA—POPULAR PRICES. MODEST AY ROLOIST STA East Amsterdam Ave. & 1isuh ‘st. || STADIUI | Victor Herbert TONIGHT | CONDUCTING, AY agner Program PRICES. Pi —500-—$1.00, Tel. Circle 2156. AMUSEMENTS, | NEW AMSTERDAM West 42 St Bves815 MATS WED, & SAT_50¢ $250 few HIT HARIYH MILLER LEON hte “ | aie ZIEGFELD FOL FOLLES age. BY eat St. Mts, Wed.& Sat, COHAN ¢ is. 8.15. |BEST SEA’ ERANCU TWO LITTLE | SUCCI'SS"" GIRLS IN BLUE], BELIBERTY-POPMATSWEDSAT. GEORGE WHITE'S DALS LW. of By, Bryw 8.20. Mts Wed &5 HACHEL CROTHERS' COMEDY HIT, GATETY, By & 40 St. & Mate. Wed. &Sat, JOUN GOLDEN’ Prisentas Wot Sat, RAN 63° ST. Music Hall, be SHUFFLE ALONG “ites” wis MILLER & LYLES, SISSLE & BLAKE. | 10 P. M. ‘TO-NIGHT | PALAIS ROYAL 48th Street, at Broadway CHARITY LAWN FETE IN NEW JAPANESE GARDEN and Rich- Brennan, nee and orge Mckay, retchen East- rn, 5 CEO ESS HIMMIE LUCAS & Co., ponTen ery Banen ¢ § On NE saree BV eDanSt Howe, boil Cte e Mende Rosie MOE FLOKENCE REED in THE BLACK PANTHERS CUB” | ESOP'S FABLES. | and se REME VAUDEVILLE, | | | SPECIAL FEAT FLORENCE REED “THE BLACK PANTHER" & cue” TOMMY ALLEN & CO Maa Cte VAN CELLO & MA Alga} LAVERE, WILL MORRIS, PARK&LEX] DOROTHY DALTON in "BEHIND | Bear a | Come, Nooe | ft IVOLI tae ce, GLORIA _SWANSO Soi GAN ie Lt concrme [ALTO “The Mystery Road” with” David Powell SOUARE Famous Rialto Orchestra, RITERION + nN The Golem” SQUARE “toNY BA ALMANAC MANK Biway & S TRAN 47th St. Tland B Drama “ NOBODY” Wyn JEWEL CARMEN and sa, Cast SYMPHONY Often ES LARRY SEMON COMEDY, “THE. FALL’ Guy. TOWN HALL ih Mit wees ‘THE SPIRIT OF’ 76 WEEK Grand Orvbestra ‘PAUSAIESSPa | SALT WATER BATHING NOW. ¥ EEPLECHASE | SRY THE FUNNY PLACE | PRYOR’S BAND CHILDREN FREE WEEKDAY ARTENNGONS with PARENTS. tu! ISLAND FREE KIDES and FREE CLHCUS ats, Today) Kitty Gorden & Con, Jack SW Mats, Today | nd Con Willa Kant ‘RIGHTON | rightoa Bench _ MW TRAN \ T NoRMap | T, LMADG Th TRAN @ Sign on the Door Soloiste—B [Ocean LINES cr eAMBOATS rp avEL SAIL LONG ISLAND SOUND By Daylight slight trip unrouKh A deiigntty tue Sound, every. Monda TO NEW LUNDON mer MN, Chany, ive Bier 49 ¢ Road Str, i vA ae, vayiignt. Dining ttoom Service. AMUSEMENTS, _| AMUSEMENTS. WILLIAM FOX announces J IMPORTANT OPENING PERFORMANCES Q CENTRAL , THEATRE. SATURDAY, JULY 30 Opening Performance, Saturday Matinee at 2.30 Thereafter Twice Daily, at 2.30 and 8.30 WILLIAM FOX Presents THUNDERCLAP |=: The greatest race-track drama ever staged Scenario by Paul H. Sloane PRICES {rhs saearevent Directed by BRATS NOW ON Richard Stanton LYRIC THEATRE, SUNDAY, JULY 31 Opening Performance, Sunday Mat. at 3 o’clock Thereafter Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8.30 WILLIAM FOX Presents SHAME The Surprise Thriller of All Time and Wernard McConville Sucea ty EMMETT J. FLYNN THEATRE PARK JHEATRE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3 Beginning with Matiuco at 2.30 and Ryening at §30—and Twioe Dally Thereafter, Story by Emmett J, Fiynm WILLIAM FOX Preseate A VIRGIN PARADISE Story of the Jungle and of Civilized Hypocrisy. By Hiram Percy Maxim Directed by J. SEARLE DAWLEY | CENTURY *% fi RDENT y YORK | yeaT B15 swunenr Desist SPE ES eLMONT es wh Ra me JUST MA FARCE with VIVIAN THE a s LITTLE ELWYNS B55 | THEATRE | The he 1. st Year Wo din se | Mate Wed. and Sat at 2.38. NADSHOTS sree - OF 1921 ~ PLAYHOUSE $32,‘ hes SC Pgndray, 1 “THE TEASER” THEA., Biway at 47th BL “CENTRAL its, yu 1, Last Two nats you! “A CONNECTICUT Presents YANKEE j LJ eed v ume count.” | PARK (ep S, s.| Eu a 60. . BOOTH #8, Wes sm {] fe. OVER THE HILL By WILL Carleton. Directed by Harry Millarde, A Dy GEORGE TH A RLI "SS GREEN GODDESS ASTOR IOV 200 nes Wituiasr roxy QUEENOFSHEBA Directed by 3. Gorton Edwards cles “ be Bid ee By, five. 8.30. oe GARRICK 85% St... & of By. kre Mats Thura and Sat, and Sat. £30, SCHILDKRAUT and LE GALLIENNE in ““LILIOM” FRANZ MOLNAL'S COMEDY OF LIFE == BEGINNING PIT C. Pictures Present ri SHR, tarring SESS UE. HAYAKAWA A DRAMATIC LOVE STORY OF A PRINCE FROM THE FAR EAST WHO FINDS HAPPINESS IN AMERICA. DAILY SERVICE BE A Rs: P Teswn cake A MOUNTAIN U \ BOAT THE PROPLNS YOPULAR DAY RASoRT. ques We fam Roa $a 4M Saturday and Sunday | AFTERNOON TRIPS Sunday Morning Service ROUND Sundays aud Hol evn Mek Palisades Interstate Park Commission ‘Telephanes: Jobn 4328, Bowlog Green FaRhS Weekdays adult Connections for all cs Piece New England Points Tumenee ij Se trove unann rd cue Fali River Line noes tas (Diab Sarg ine Cool, Comfort sable Stateroams potnta, Nort! ran nd Wes. eth Cana cy Orchestra on Each Steamer Fexprens Pretent sere Lv. Pulton 50. Pier 14 NR. 5.30P.08. aly toate New Bedicrd Line Raily except Sunday. Leave fer 0 No Houston Street, OF New London Line’ Bey eget Sunday. Laeve Per fouston Street WER. 2nd street 6PM. MIDDLETON §. BORLAND ane JAMES A, EMERSON, Receivers. \ suns, sntales soo ana ee ebat | ro #930, 10.30 AM 3. 5.30, 6.30 ad a special moonciant an SAIL Evening Pow Fure i SUNDAY WORLD WANTs WOK WONDERS MANDALAY Hudson River by Daylight NOLUDING SUN! ae Hudson,” ng ripen Pa | met pola ple Mr Dally | Only ast |m a. at) Px a Y.. PIER, NEW Le DELIGHTFUL ONE-DAY OUTINGS Steamer “De Witt Clinton” || (Steamer “Robert Fulton” Fridays) et le Sunday to *WEST Forts met “West Polnt Hxcept Sunday, Hudson River Day Line DESBROSSES ST. PIER, NEW YORK, |) Phone Canal 9% ye AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE New Combination Pa: ger and Freight Stier st, Luxurious Ste-rers, | Reliatla Freight Ships THE STANDARD OF THE MARINE WORLD UNITED STATES | SHIPPING BOARD Sailings from in America to ing ports every port the lead- of the world. Passenger Service Schedule will appear in this paper on Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS | ATLANTIC CITY $3.60 INDAYS., JULY 31. AUG. 14 & 28 | id Si Liberty St., 7:00 | + Jersey City, 718 | Newark, 7:00 A! M. MAUCH re $2.41 jersey Teas Ro Me “LAKE ioraTcons $1.85 UNDAY Leave W. i Liberty St. 7:40 t an ache . Newark, 7:43 SM, oe Ww fehas 1% additional Tie! at only on n.apecial train ‘Standard WEW JERSEY CENTBAL To Atlante aiiigblands. Seg iogvey- SeNEDULE, WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS | = a! O00 Bom Alonienos orning Trip Omitted Mong: FARE 00 CENTS EACH WAY, | Telephone Broad 7350 wad Goss || NDC EE NTT CEE, \% | Inc.Tax METROPOLITAN LINE ULGH ine CAFE CU CANA) ‘et Hosion gor Por barra mh Iron Steamboat Go CONEY ISLAND pveciad ehedte ¢ Wet HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY | | vip marked $$, ae ROCK BEACH Koo lawn, 25¢ MIDLAND BEACH See oe] ! Women’ sand Misses’ | End of Month Thrift Sales STORE OPEN 9 TO 5 ALEARN WEST ©} OF FIFTH AVE HFTH AVE, FOURTEENTH STREET Established 1827 Friday, AS Usuat, Barcain Dau END OF MONTH THRIFT SALES and FRIDAY BARGAINS Two Economy Events to Make a Busy Friday Silks Men’s Wear Wash Dress Fabrics End of Month Thrift Sales End of Month Thrift Sales End of Month Thritt Sales Friday Bargains Friday Bargains Friday Bargains 36-Inch Foulards--white figureson Silk Neckties Lie sis dlc - erials, Clearances Suits imported ma * embroidered in 65 H ere 5 this 2 | Friday Bargains red grounds Were 95 to BLIS i ; | Materials inclitie setye, Uweeda, | were 61.00. ney 1.67 | otis Athletic Union Suits—small country, “sprolal purthiase—made ts sel sports mixtures, jerseys, checked ef- | 39-Inch Crepe de Chines-—white check, sleeveless, knee drawere—- ene masonite vs Newspapers for Satar-| fects, covert cloth and tricotines—ex- | grounds—various widths of colored — Contrulled. Weltcall. sizescrunol. | Fancy Dresa Ginghams—stripes, : cellent tailoring and finish, and in the | stripes—were $1.64 B.28 | the mill 81.24 quality. 74 | plaids and plain— i bosons Bt, es, Hath ‘Bear season's wanted colors. Not all sizes | 36-Inch Tricolettea—medium and | gugsenders genuine Guyot-—(onr | tte 30 . .20 wtnetae Be esee Vices lt RID awed NEE Bec | (ciation 477 | own importation)~—-white or tan | Khaki Clathe—tor kehockationt! gud marked Were #24.74 to $29.74 10.50 wave Md assort teen of lengthe camaplig—were :48....... 4, 3 Were $44.00 . EATS fight oe were $1,00 . .79 Were $49.00 to 805.00 29.50 Assorted Leather Belts i 7 ay ‘in r 5 | ‘ inoalecvand plain’ buckles Toilet Articles @ | Blouses, Corsets and na and cant were $1.00 .69 | End of Month Thrift Sales Union Made Overalls and Coats Petticoats Friday Bargains End of Month Thrift Sales | 36-Inch Plain and Satin Striped aie ng rived. white and | 96 oe, Peroxide of Hydrogen. .17 Friday Bargains eatin Milan SSI CECS Sa i rye ane 1.00 | 78 ct, Sine Wrath Sass Tailored Blouses—pongee, Jap. silk | colors : , Silk Shantung Shirts — closely | Sulphur AZ MH aUbad tubal 33-Inch Pongees— natural color | foe , f were @5. 0s aad $5.37 2.52 will launder perfectly OF | Ragthe—cwere 66.050. BOS $1.20 Size Wyeth Sage ai il Cor ; 36-Inch Sport Poplina—in self-tone | Iphur “f Odd Lot cH eed bs broken plaid effecte-=all! ni ort . eet us wae the- Sa "7:2 | Calox Tooth Powder ...... s in the Jot--mediuin low bust | thutes : UE || ello Giles Tees Pacaae ‘36 ~-elastic insets in bac 5 2.92 were $6.00 3.94 p reece: 06120 stv eee) 60 ct. Elcaya Cold or Vanishin Women’s Double Extra Size Sateen White Fabries Entire) Stock ofl Mania: Sale) Creat... “is Petticoats—shadow proof or plain | End of Month Thrift Sales A a | $1.96Noi 2 Combination Fountain s 00 to 850.00 26.75 model tailored —style—well ‘7 Friday Bargains Saal des BUke BT Sb Fh | Syringes--rapid flow 1.12 PBS 8) ragcin lin ported Orginiee= a ie ees ‘| $1.23 Portland Sanitary Metal , io i were $1.28 . * lot Water Bottles Fle he nd ae ‘SS | Main Floor Depts. | s4 ct. tvory Tint Velvet Back F naergarm 40-in, Organdies- . ; | Picture Frames...... f End of Mouth Thrift Sales. | were 6S Ck | ES EER A isis oe en ee ee Friday Bargains 36-in. Novelty Voiles and Swisses— | iy i“ | Hails Raseivab—each 1.00 ‘i i —at- Net Gi t t Seine ee E fey St |) rinitacetamdccrabroiieeed se | 36ct. Ivory Tint Combs... «S255 $5.28 and 85.97 3.95 styles—were 82.07 | 18 ct, McK. & R. Mosquitone— | Crepe de Chie Drawers—Val. lace, Dress Goods Men ae Women's Umbr. ee | heals bites......0......5 . a4 ribbon a bud. trimmed—reg- ere * : 1 P h style End of Month Thrift Sales. | Women's Extra Size Underwear were 8888. BOF riday Bargains veal law i neslain bert seereae or Cretonnes, Crepe de Chine Vests and Sten-in | s4in, All Wool Cream Storm. | tvcrrless,loow or tight knee | Curtains, etc. hetistil B ae ald ™ cre 7 - | itiniedoreg lst sine Peek kg Va a ey | Ribbons—wlite, black and elec | ware ents 3.97 Samples Imported Black | Vinip how or sash widthe-—moies, | 2d of Month Thrift Sales ere B4BB. eee ee 3. | hair how or sas th vires, | ; > were 84, : te high lustre— 7 | tilin and stripes-new assort- oa | Friday Bargains : tere ments—were .38 ‘ 6,000 Yards Artistic Cretonnes— Women’s Extra Size All Wool jh Suitings ~ | Long Fabric Gloves—white- | yard wide—about 40 styles— Ore Undermuslins sponged and ohruuk- taupe, purple | AMF aie were ase nla ied, chints, werdure, tapestry itt’ Sale and navy blue | Aone d many original effects never be- End of Month Thritt Sales eT cs sson os. ard artim ay | te Santa Ener Wee 3g AT ¢ tra Size Nightdresses—nainsook ¢ Embroidery— retack nthele ofemen Linens, Towels, Ete. | ae 7 4,000 Yards Curtain Marquisettes dery—full size—w i | Men's, Boys’ and Women's Col- pee ; Extra Size Drawers—ruffle with “nd of Month Thrift Sales ered Hardee Haudkecchicts | any a full piece by 58 | tucks and hemstitching— ol Friday Bargains were .14—ecach Ore Canin Nene | were .B4. +69 Mercerized Damask Cloths—— half dozen... 00. ..00005 -50 | ed red and solid. gree Extra Size Chemises—corded Nand Bids. wide—were $2.25 Children’s Socke—white, with col. | | \letached figuees—special were $1.18 End of Month Clearance of Linen — ored tops—were .50 -37 | Fin Ruffled Muslin Curtains— Extra Size Petti and Cotton Damask Remnants ats——ruffle eG ures—ruffle of f t Women's Extra Size Burson Hose embroidery—were $1.48 at Friday Reductions. rib top-—black, white and Bal. nae vere 1.97 Extra Size Petticonts Heavy Union Linen Huck Towela— briggun— were .58 4 | New Net Curtains- Cluny lace effect aie were 81,68 hen ned or hemstitched: 24 edge—219 yards long— dor xtra Size Petticoats ELE e ‘ghee formerly $2.97 : cy ce hemstitehed or with Turkish Towels —— colored striped | Hand Bags and Imported Net Panel Curtains —21 lace—were $2.97 centres henumed 25 Travel Bags yards long—lace and Marie An- Extra Size Bloomers —pink—elastic were .48 : “ : toinette motifs— at waist and knee—were 97. .6% | Union Linen Tees nee firm, close End of Month Thrift Sales | value 49.47 a. 688 E ize Bloomers—fine nainsook | ¥eave, red border only Friday Bargains | Purchase Library Table a jared tart “D7 were 26 08) Peay eer 18x54 inches—verdure and 34-in. Linens--close weave— | Moire Sill Hand Bags—fancy frame, | antique effect A REMINDER. were .07 72 inside oh npartment, drop values 82.97 to @9.47 1.97 SHOP TOMORROW. Odds and ends of slightly soiled | Mitton 1 di black Ar Le Couch Covers—wash- We Close All Day Saturda: scarfs, centres and doylies; some are ahs 2 able stencilled borders with Chinese e Sings us ys hand made, about one-third below | Cowhide Hand Bage- leather lined and other effects regular, were 815.95 8a value 8747 0... c eee 1.97 Wear Girls’ End of Month Thrift Sales Friday Bargains Girls’ Navy Blue Serge Skirts (6 to Boston Bags two handles Jewelry, Silverware, *""™ o22 Cutlery | End of Month Thrift Sales Friday Bargains Rugs End of Month Thrilt Sales Friday Bargains 600 Scatter Rugs—27x54 inch— Help by shopping early on Friday. 14 years) —full kilted with white at Saturday We Close All Day. tac waists Special 1.68 Girls’ Tub Dresses (6) to 12 year | Tapest Velvets, A ters d plaid girighams: various thudely Mahogany Serving ‘Trays | Blankets and wapeeliyy Vettel Aamnstara ond smartly trimmed were 05 67 Flannels in’ alk WOR RETR nc oneprencinn Novelty Jewelry—bar pins, cuff Wool Tapestry Rugs . Children’: 8 links, pearl earrings and moval | End of Month Thrift Sales were 82.97 1.88 necklaces—were 60 Friday Bargains Velvet Rugs were $4.47. 2.66 Undermuslins Sin. Sterling Silver Candle Sticke | [Dhel| Axminster Rugs End of Month Thrift Sales were S149. 9.45 | All Wool Plaid Blankets—variety were 84.07 . 2.97 ne OF or fee 10-in. Sterling Silver Candle Sticks | ‘vlors, also white with contrast Wilton Velvet Rugs— riday Bargains were 817.95 10.45 ing vred borders twin and full were @9.47 ‘ i iy illi e ‘ajami ¥ ., | oF ee H on—were 83,90 chable makes ie tox and Crex ci "White Bison (6 to $2.50 |, 1.75 | Crib Blankets: white with con | Size 14x86 in. were 97... 7 Tee nink cae bleeac suing e Razors — khaki vase — 12 Crequcnitoei >) Size 21x45 in. —were 81.67... OF ildren’s Cam! c 0 ‘ un cre 14 yrs.) embroidery and tucks 2 Table Felt —54 inches wide Sige 30x72 in.~-were $3.97... 2.97 were 78 ‘48 Household Needs were 58 25 Imported Seamless Grass Rugs— embroidery trimmed — ribbon [3 End of Month Thrift Sales pap-—were .60 1 4 Size 6x9 {1.--were $0.97 147 run--were 96 sR Friday Bargains Size 8x10 ft were 88.97. GAT al ° atta : 7 7 cl f Best Makes of Armu Boys’ Clothing Cotten, Bral hee” | | Muslins, Sheets, Ete. Qieno ysl best Makes ofArmure End of Month Thrift Sales whe on SI End of Month Thrift Sales and figured effects—side valances Friday Bargains Coffee Milla—1-lb. glass canister 7: Eridau Barscine and turnover pillows Boys’ Khaki & to 15 perfect grinders--were 8123) OT ¥ 9g Three Special Groups. styles Wl Opaque Shades 6x8 ft- mounted Bleached Mualins A inches w Hammocks that were 86.47 4.97 1.95 on good. rollers tints are white, soft finish were 17 Hammocks that were 87.97. 5.97 dat green and ecru were .O8 +2 Unbleached Sheetings — 7% inches Hammocks that were $11,97...$.97 ite 2B ; “Sanitas’’ Oilcloth, slightly imper wide-—heavy quality pleated t, assorted designs- suitable for were 3S e = a ~~ A kitchen use were 44 Bleached Sheetings 72 inches f M4 and #87 No ‘Mail'or Phone Orders wide soft finish were 49. . BG PROMPT DELIVERIES Black “Bubber nA Absorbent Cheesecloths — Sealtyte oF Goopa handled —were $8.06 ft Stationery er oe Weaker &-— BOUGHT FRIDAY >? Boys’ Washable Suits 4+ ee cs Satin F Marseilles Sp: * All gonds bought Friday will « Russian and beach styles End of Month Thrift Sales Ff fulland 44 y were $1.45 | 1.00 Friday Bargains hemm calloped Woune pen rene aires (tt to 49 | Vacation Box of Initial Stationery were 804 ; chestineluding student models fi 1 initia ortab flo were $52.50 to 437 50 26.50 3 i ' roe if aH Sunrner Comfo rte eh roidat ey were $19.50 to $27.50 17.50 : veld pe: - Young Men's Tan Raincoat wore 97 OS weet 3.45 dium and large Leen od eens BO AUGUST SALE OF FURS CONTINUED Sivve Civsed All Day Saturday During July and August ° » ' y 4