The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 8

SON’S FOUL TIP KNOCKS OUT HIS FATHER’S EYE Parent Watching His Boy at Bat Is Hit by Ball. Mike Loschak, fifty, of No. 153 Avenue A, stopped at Tompkins Square Park on his way hotne from work yesterday afternoon t take his son George along witli him. for dinner. He found George playing ball An hour later, when George came to bat in the Inst inning, his father stuck his head out from behind a screen back of the home plate to watch the boy knock In some runs. George batted a foul tip and the ball hit Loschak in the eye. At Bellevue Hospital the eye had to be removed TWO 1-MAN CARS COLLIDE; 5 HURT One Trolley Fajls to Take Switch in New Rochelle. Five persons were cut and bruised fm a head-on collision of two one man trolley cars of the Third Avenue Railway system in New Rochelle tu- @ay. The cars were at a pussing switch on New Road, at the city line, and one of the cars failed to take tne ewitch. Those hurt were James Russo, No, 212 «Columbus Avenue, Tuckahoe. Miss Annie Young, No 41 First Street, New Rochelle; Michael Cot- ter, operator of one of the cars, No. 88 Cliff Street, New Rochelle; Fred Forest, New Street, New Rocihells and Miss Anna Soloman. No, 8&4 Sickles Avenue. New Rochelle. TOOK HER RING POSING AS DRY AGENT, IS CHARGE roto Way agent who, Whenever ‘his: “oases can- not be “compromised,” takes whatever he can her ecre from ie sgh heas ACCIDENT THEN SECOND; THREE DEAD, 20 INJURED TURIN, Italy, June 20.—Three persone were killed and twenty seriously injured yesterday near Cuneo When an express train struck the rear of a focal train pick up @ passenger Mrs. Chertuck saya that despite tein tore the ring complaint of Mrs, Anna Cher- tuck. of No. 11 Ludlow Street, that he Is the man who on April 15 forced hie way into her house as a “Prohibition agent,’ found two bottles of sacra- mental wine, placed her “under arreat”” and departed with her $400 diamond ring, Detective Nammack of the Clinton Street Pollee Station yesterday arrested Harry Goldstein, twenty-alx, of No. 304 Ha il Street, three Garringe e local train. which ‘ ein, the police say, ‘fits the} were smashed \ passenger on the description of @ man posing as a dry [express ¢rcaped with @ severe shaking. On the tide occurred in the The ELMWOOD A conservati spc t oxfu-d for all-around wear. In Dark Tan Calf. Hosiery to match. *D Just mention No. 3084 SIGNET MEN’S SHOPS Mail Orders Promptly Filled 14th St., at 6 Bast 126th St., at 112 West 36th St., at 1345 Bway 150th Bt, at Sd ave 42d St., at 187 Weet Brooklyn: 657 Putton We Have an EDUCATOR SHOE for Everyone THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922. Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE Negligees at Special Prices fashions the graceful collar and cuffs, sketched, right. rose, blue and other colors. roll’ collar and Georgette sleeves. —Tarffeta breakfast coats daintily trimmed with shirrin material and French flowers. Two models, ei “@ “$10.75 $7.9 A Special Purchase of Philippine Lingerie Nightgowns . . . . $1.95, $2.50, $2.75 Envelope Chemise. . $1.95, $2.50, $2.95 Machine Mace 5 Lingerie Costume Slips—Lace-trimmed with straps over the shoulders and shadow-proof hip deep nema 6h.) 6s. $1.95, $2.75 Petticoats and Slips—Radium silk petticoats with embroidered flounce, biack, navy, light grev, Washable Satin Costume Slips—With shadow- proof hip deephem . . . . . . $5.95 Radium Silk Costume Slips—with hip deep ear + $6.95 hem . SECOND FLOOR New Porch Frocks $3.95, $4.45, $4.95 Dotted Swiss—White with a colored dot and collars and cuffs of organdie . + + $4.45 Tissue Gingham—Novelty striped tissue. Col- Jar and cuffs trimmed with drawnwork . $3.95 Striped Tissue—Collar and cuffs of self material are trimmed with scallops of ie. , This model is sketched above, extreme left . $4.95 SBCOND FLOOR antine cA Special Selling of at Reduced Prices Pond’s Vanishing and Cold Creams 19c and 30c Elaya Cold Cram 6 ee ewe ee ee Stillman’s Freckle Cream 6 5 5 fs wa awe eG Eleaya Vanishing Cram s nn moe en aw 2G Daggett & Ramsdell’s Perfect Cold Cream 20c and 35c Harvey's Hand Bleach, oN Mss. Harvey's Orange Bud Cream, each Leigh’s Cold Cream and Unguent Special Ose 50 and 95c Othine Freckle Cream—double strength 75 Hinze Ambrosia Carbolate 50c and 95c Large Size $2.95 Oriental Cream oo. &# © © > mee Mrs. Harvey's Neck Whitener and Tightener . Mrs. Harvey’s Lemon Bleach and Skin F . Mrs, Harvey's Astringent Cream . . a 30 TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT—GROUND FLOOR $24,50—Allover embroidered crepe de Chine in lovely pale shades ; negligee trimmed with Georgette $12.75—A brocaded crepe de Chine makes a long loose model with the 5 —Crossbar voile makes a breakfast coat with roll collar, sl and hem trimmed with rows of Val. lace. Sketched ibe he Umbrellas For Men and Women $6.50 | Women’s Umbrellas that have wood shanks. A variety of handles. Men’s Umbrellas are Lav- e, full size, dies. with Malacca A Child’s Parasol, $1.45, is made of cretonne in the most summery patterns. GROUND FLOOR TOILET and FACE CREAMS MADE by many of the best known manufacturers marked at special prices. 25¢ 35c 85c The Soft Silks of Summer Fashioned in Frocks for Women, $27.50, $39.50 A PRETTY woman is at her best in silks; and a plain one finds softness and charm lent her by their grace. On our Third Floor we show a group of unusually attractive frocks in printed pussywillow, delicately pat- terned and made up with flying tabs of ribbons. In navy and white, and black and white, $27.50. Also for those who like their frocks unr patterned, wé have a range of plain crepe de Chines, with inserts of the so-smart horizontal tucking on sleeve and bodice, and floating panels, $39.50. In navy and black. Both models sketched. THIRD FLOOR Kayser---One Star Glove Silk - Underwear UNUSUAL and distinctive fancy marvel weave patterns in several popular shades. Vests $1.95 with bodice tops and ribbon shoulder straps. Bloomers $2.95 Reinforced, with heading at the knee. GROUND FLOOR Prices Are Very Low in This Sale of Women’s Silk Stockings YOU'LL want tb buy your summer supply of silk stockings during this Sale. At such mienti oaces you will ye to afford a generous ian ment with very little expense. Just the kinds you want—and at tempt- ingly low prices. 0 2,45 —Sheer silk stockings, full-fashioned, clear and of very fine quality; $ black, white, beige, polo, gun metal, taupe, nude, grey, cham- pagne, navy. A favorite for summer wear every day. rsgge: ese oom Fon pommel white brown, at the same price. $1.85—All silk stockings, medium weight, close and firm of weave; black, white, grey, nude, An stocking for durability. .95—Out size silk stockings, full-fashioned, very elastic and service- # i black, white, taupe; lisle soles and tops. $1.35 Full fashioned silk stockings. Black, white, polo, russet, rose- beige, suede; lisle soles and tops. (C—Silk lisle stockings, in plain or openwork instep or with openwork 75 clocks. Black, white and bai ss GROUND FLOOR cA Clearance of 1,500 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes, $3.85 SEVERAL styles and leathers included in the col- lection. Grey’suede and brown kid with high heel. Brown or black Colonial pumps. Combinations of beige suede with black Kid trim or patent leather combined with grey. Thest shaes have been reduced from much higher prices. _ All sizes in the lot but not in every style. SECOND FLOOR