The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 5

OLD MACEDONIA ~ BEANS SURVNE CITY ISLAND FE Rafters of British Frigate, Cap- ') tured by Decatur, Used in i!) Restaurant Building. APRN ny SERIE THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922, YOUR 2D INSTALMENT INCOME TAX IS DUE Don't Dodge Payment Even if You Didn't Get Notice. ‘The second quarterly payment of the 1921 income tax {s due on Thursday, June 15, is a reminder embraced in an ‘anriouncement {issued by Frank K.|to-mojrow night, when the Pacific Bowers, Collector of Internal Revenue, | Lodgq Felloweraft team will produce to-day. a drama called “The Wklow's Son,” “We have sent notices to all instal-] The ime team will go to Washington ment taxpayers,” Mr. Howers aald, “but] {9 the near future and play before vor. | President Harding, if any taxpayer belleves himself over-| “a ngher event on the programme for looked, the records of the office will] to-morrow night will be a lecture by still hold him responsible and a penalty| Dr, Guhries T. Baylis on * and interest on delinquent payments of Masonry in Making a Better will be added automatically. ca." MASONS TO PRODUCE PLAY BEFORE HARDING Prodation Wit i Se Night Fu Thre or four thousand Masons are exepeded to gather in the grand lodge room at 2%d Street and Sixth Avenue |LOSS SET AT $40,000. ¥Thousands Watch Spectacular Blaze—One Man Breaks Leg | in Jump From Window. The City Island Baths at the foot of Ditmars. Street, City Island, the Bronx, a combination of bathing pa- vilion and restaurant partly con- Metructed of the timbers of the Brit- fsh frigate Macedonian, which was captured off Madeira by Commodore Stephen Decatur in 1812, was wrecked-by fire to-day. The largest oaken timbers of the old British frigate, despite the fact that htey have been covered up and drying as part of the building for probably seventy-five years, were only charred. The blaze overlooking the Sound was spectacular and attracted thou- sands, Two alarms were sounded and when the flames were umder control fafter two hours’ fighting the damage as estimated at $10,000. John Lehbacher, thirty, of No. 224 Bleecker Street, a waiter, who was sleep in an annex, jumped from a econd story front window and re- eived a fracture of the left leg. Three pthers who jumped from a rear win- fRiow of the annex into a sundpile es- paped injury. William Lehman of No. 821 Jen- pings Street, and Herbert Gardner of jo. 2007 Lafontaine Avenue, the Bronx, who were passing in an auto- mobile, were slightly burned in going hrough the baths to see that every- body was out. The fire started In an unknown way In the kitchen and spread rapidly. he present owners of the former ves- are Patrick J. Dwyer and Patrick America’s Foremost Specialists” OPpPENHEIM.CLLINS &C 34th Street— New York, Very Special Saturday 950 Girls’ Dresses Sizes 6 to 16 Years 400 Girls’ Dresses Organdies, Normandy Swiss, -Crepe, Imported Gingham, Satin-striped Voile and new English Prints. Sizes 6 to 14. Values to 8.90 3.95 350 Girls’ Dresses Henney. ———— ITORE’S BIG CHORUS Abraham and Spend Day at One hundred and twe the Choral Soclety of Abraham & Btraus, Inc., Brooklyn department store, Teft to-day for Bear Mountain on their first annual outing, George Swahn ts President of the organization, which Jast winter appeared for charitable pur- poses at Sailors Snug Harbor, the Lib- erty and Times Square Theatres, and other places. Later in the month, the choristers, under the direction of Albert E. Jan- polski, will give a programme at Bed- loes Island, from which point the con- cert will be broadcasted, | Se eS WoyRITTENDEN MATRON f°" SLAIN NEAR GIRLS’ HOME Head Crashed, Throat Slashed, Clothing torn From Body, JACKSON, Mich., June 9.—The body of Miss Allce Mallott, forty, Assistant F) Matron of the Florence Crittenden Home for Girls here, was found with her head crushed and throat slashed pear the home this ‘morning. An axe nd razor had been used. Conditions Indicated a long struggle. No clue to the slayer has been found. Bloodhounds are being used, Employees The clothing had been torn from the body and the woman had been gagged with a handkerchief. Miss Mallott’s parents are said to reside In Oregon. Pongee Silk, Normandy Swiss, Checked Voile, Organdie and combinations of Organdie and Gingham. Sizes 6 to 14. Values to 12.75 5.50 200 Girls’ Dresses Sheer striped Tissues, Normandy Swiss and Checked Ginghams in a wide choice of charming new styles. Sizes 8 to 16. Exceptional at 7.50 All the season and Silk Crepe. America’s. Foremost; Specialists” OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &C A Special Saturday Offering New Summer Millinery Hats which ordinarily sell up to.......... 12.50 carefully copied from High Cost Originals. Of Taffeta, Satin, transparent Hair Braid’ 5 e Hats also on Sale in our Brooklyn and Newark Stores 34th Street — New-York ’s newest styles in Hats, Also Smart Sport Models. Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. NFAT EERE TS ETT 1 nen weer James MeGreery & Co, oe ser The Hat For Bridesmaids Very Special 8.50 They have the choice of a profusion of dainty creations of Maline in White, Pink, Orchid, Dandelion, Pearl, Sand | or any other color which will match the gown worn for the eccasion. Fetching New Sport Hats 3.95 5.75 6.95 A comprehensive group is now on sale in delightful chic styles fashioned of Faille Rib- bon in glorious pastel shades as well as neutral colors. (Third Floor, Annez) Boys’ Blue Serge 3 Trouser Suits 11.95 Coat, two pair Blue Serge and one pair White Duck Trousers They comprise a complete summer outfit at this very low figure. The suit is fashioned of a fine quality all wool Blue Serge in single or double breasted models, box pleated or plain. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Sale of Wash Suits for Boys, 1.65 At this special low price you will find long and short sleeved Middies, Oliver Twists and novelty effects that are en- tirely new. Solid colors, plain white or combinations. Every suit is guaranteed fast color Middy, sixes 3 to 10 years. Oliver Twist, sizes 24% to 8 years. (Third Floor) Veils Half Usual Price Novelty Imported-made Veils, in all desirable colors, in squares, oblongs, and fancy shapes, reduccd one-half at time of purchase. Now 95c to 12.00 each (Main Floor) Silk Sweaters 19.50 A Tuxedo model, Thread Silk t- er fashioned in a new fancy weave It appears in all sport colors, as well as Navy and Black. Sport Skirts 9.75 Straighr-! sport skirts in fancy weave smartly p and belted women anc 26 to 34 inc bands. White | Crepe de Chine yd, 2.95 For the tailored dress or fashioned sport frock or skirt. 40 in. wide. “McCreery Silks” Famous Over Half a Century“ The Original Silk Sho p” | White Sport Satin yd, 1.95 i This isa splendid quality of soft satin,sufficiently heavy for sport wear, It also comes | 40 in. wide. 1 | (Second Floor) | ; Misses’ Summer Evening Frocks * ; of Gros de Londre captivating. Misses’ Sleeveless Shantung Knicker ete Riding Breeches in Checks and Tweed... 50 In Linen 6.50 50 , KhakiBreeches, 5.25 Separate Knickers, Tweed and Check. 9.50 Misses’ Knicker Suits 32.50 of Imported Tweed Smart and jaunty is this three-piece sport model which betrays its English origin in the studied comfort of its cut and the easy grace of its lines. A notched collar, belt and leather button trimmings in- crease its effectiveness. Black and White or Brown and Gray mixture. Jersey Suits 10.00—Several varied styles with ‘Tuxedo notched collars. Also combina- tion suits with plain coats and plaid skirts in a range of colors. Sleeveless Jersey Knicker Suits in heather mixtures. 15.00 (Fourth Floor) Graduation Frocks 16.50 The graduation dress is here in all the sheer beauty of Georgette and Crepe de Chine. There is justtherightamount of adornment in the form of tucks, rib- bons and rosebuds. 29.50 Tight-bodiced frocks, with bouffant skirts and uneven of hem. Their very simplicity is Yet each flaunts some intriguing new conceit which makes it distinctive. For instance, the hem that dips at either side but gathers itself in front and back and displays a row of rosebuds. Jade, Yellow, Sweet Pea, Peach, Orchid, White, Corn Flower or Bronze. Sizes 14 fo 18 years. Somecoats are tai- lored, oth« ers embroi- dered or enriched with fringe, braid or adornment of self ma- terial. Misses’ Coats 22.50 These coats and capes pos- sess an elegance ot line and beauty of material rarely found at this low figure. Veldyne, Twillcord, Pandora, and other weaves are well represented, in “the most fashionable shades. Sport Capes and Coats in Plaids, Tweeds and Eponge. 14.75 Fourth Floor) Frocks and Coats for Girls Coats To Be Closed Out 6.95 9.75 12.75 formerly 10.50 to 45.00 There are dressy types in velvety materials and fine Twills as well as sport affairs to be worn with or without a belt, Each and every one has been reduced to these amazingly low figures, affording a wonderful opportunity for vacation buying. (Fourth Floor, Women’s Silk Hosiery Special 1.65 Each pair is full-fashioned, and may be secured in Black, White, Gray, Beige and Fawn. Lisle tops and soles. An exceptional value which will enable you to obtain a plentiful supply of vacation hose at a small cost. (Main F loor Women’s Wrist Watches 19°75 There are only 100 of these small size Wrist Watches of 14-kt. white gold, with a 15-jeweled movement. The engraved cases are octagonal, cushion and tonneau shaped, and provided with a silk ribbon wristlet. (Main Floor) w, 2 White Linen Oxfords and Strap Pumps 5.90 For Saturday only is of- fered a smart white strap pump of a fine quality Beech- tex Cloth. It has a low Col- legiate Heel. This model has been taken from our regular stock and reduced. The other is a regulation Oxford of the same material with a military heel and full toe or a Cuban heel with a medium toe. (Second Floor) asso (16 Button) WhiteSilk Gloves 1.95 Fashioned of an cxtra heavy quality Milanese silk, these gloves have double finger tips and are Paris point embroid- ered. (Main Floor) Hand Bags of Leather or Silk Special Values at 5.00 The above illustrates one of the many chic models in a collection of Hand Bags—ideally smart for sport, street or dress wear. All of better quality plain or fancy Silk, Pin Seal, and Beaver Calf. Assorted colors; richly lined. (Main Floor) Hand-Made Dimity Blouses 2.95 These dimity blouses are en- tirely hand- made, including the drawn-work and embroider- ed dots. A blouse ideal for sweat- ers requiring Peggy collars or V-necks. (Fourth Floor) Bathing Suits of Silk 5.50 Whichever one of these straight- line, tie-belt mod- els you choose, it will give you an attractive ap- pearance. One is of Black Satin with tucks form- ing a design. ‘The other is of Black Taffeta with a fancy tie of con- trasting color. . Fourth Floor Summer Furs at Low Prices The summer fur is an institution with a permanent vogue. No frock or suit is complete without it Single skin Mink Scarfs of dark lustrous skins. 27.50 Two - skin dark Eastern Mink Scarfs. 55.00 Fox Scarfs—beautiful soft fluffy pelts inKamchatka, Taupe or Brown 29.50 and up Two-skin blended Hudson Bay Sables of dark soft skins. 75.00 (Fours Floor) eer mee renee Se