The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 9

Tihs ciiuiats Undaiee teased aaa eee _ a aggre THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922, _ v Street A low requiem mass was DO De IT SIS aI eI mT Re A PS OR LAUNCHES Erect Monument to Dog Heroes ce vicEs taeLl sald by Father Raymond Meagher off + f" , nican Fathers. of World War in Canine Cemetery ee oe dn ouaeret cr eee M N a 4 .¢| ton Liebert, Consul General of France; Many Notables Attend Last} sign Grout smith, former Consul and Rites for Noted Diplomat to Austria-Hungary: and Writer. Mata aihict Impressive but simple funeral ser- J ea wlbeet ay vices were held this morning for| Gary, former Justice Morgan J. Frederic Courtland Penfield, formerly | O’Brien, Charles KE. Alexander, Her- Ambassador to Austria-Hungary, who] bert L. Bridgman, Harry L. Van Zile, died at ey Lives No, 787 Fifth Ave- | Thomas Cardeza, secretary to the em- = rare i nue, Monday, from the Roman Catho- | bassy during Mr. Penfield’ ol Its ‘Convention Unanimously lic Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, office; Martin J Quina aud Bese Lexington Avenue and, Sixty-fifth | Bradley Sponsors Four Amendments to Constitution. CINCINNATI, June 22.—Formation H @ Labor Defense Council to “meet the legal onslaught of labor foes under reeent court decisions was recom- mended to the American Federation ©f Labor Convention to-day by the Special Committee on Judicial De- cisions. This council would function while Inbor’s campaign for constitu- C) [ational amendments to shear the judl- lary of its power was going on. The recommendation was adopted, as was the programme of constitu- * thonal amendments and laws submit- ted by theyegmmittee. The vote was unanimous™ By this action organized labor launched a campaign for the most extensive programme of constitutional change ever presented to the Amert- can Federation of Labor. It comprises four constitutional amengments, one prohibiting child labor, one giving Congress by a two- thirds vote a veto over Supreme Court @ecisions, another prohibiting anti- strike and anti-picketing legislation, The entrance to the Canine wreath which she placed on the and a fourth making amendment of Cemetery at Hartsdale, N. Y., statue in the presence of many 26 West 39th St.,, eit A, 21 West 38th St. Summer DRESS Sale for Stout Women = How to select a good Wedding Gift 18 almost an axiom that the best way to get a wedding gift of unusual charm is to come to Ovington’s, and that is not at all surprising, for Ovington searches the world to find the best gifts for you to give. But Ovington’s has also been known as the shop at which you can select a good gift easily. For, at Ovington’s, there are special tables, each | in iteelf a collection of excellent gifts and each con- taining many excellent offerings at the same price. There is a Five Dollar Table; and one at Seven Dollars and a Half; and still others at Ten, Twelve , Fifteen, Twenty, Twenty-five and Fifty Dollars. Of course, the charm of an Ovington gift ie its Included in this sale are several of the season’s most becoming styles. An unusual opportunity is hereby offered the stout woman to secure a dainty frock of figured voile or a cool jumper model of Ratinspun. } : § / § ) ? ) ee Se ee ‘Three te is adorned with this statue of dog lovers. . l ° raison d'etre. But added to that charm is con- e ere suggested, Including a new c the Gvanidod whieh Sill anén i : Specia Sale Price venience in selection, a point not to be lightly a act, repeal of the Sherman Act, SECLUDED, ALFONSO ROUGHS IT. CANDLE-LIQHT at dinner passed over. ind defining of labor's status under] De dedicated. Many notables MADRID, June 22.—King Alfonso ts has become the daily custom sida tha Giayton: Act: and lovers of dogs will be pres- | really roughing {t during his visit to ofmany discerning hostesses. hen add the point—sound see Ls the secluded district of Las Hurdes. ‘And this pair of ®terling can- And when again you third Glestiche from the 912.00 ae- values, you will understand why Ovingten’s and sortment sanaet fall te bee welcome gift. diately dopt \° ion, Immediately after adopting this pro ent at the function. Reports say he slept in « farm’ house gramme, delegates voted unanimously The picture shows Miss Myrtle | after a long ride on horseback through to elect officers of the bees at! kennedy of Fordham, whose | country which motor cars cannot tra- 10 A. M, to-morrow. This \means ad- verse. No one ts permitted to enter the “Buster,” RS PEDIGAE of ihe onvention Comore | oot ter,” is buried in the | atric during the King’s visit without ation of lawyers friendly to labor to it could strive to force the issue to Gifts are synonymous all over the land, 9.75 Main Floor—ssth st. “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” FIFTH AVENUE AT 39TH STREET ja ear teey ST e Yow or Saturday. cemetery, as she brought a | spectal pass. The Defense Bureau or council au- , " ae to-day will be organized by the Executive Council, American Fed- eration of L and will be charg with obtaini: the voluntary co-oper- help defend labor organizations against e nn B ©) he Ss suits brought under the Coronado de- ‘St L i ( r C es ° S 1 jon al 0 s i i Sinn an eer court alle me] || West ForySecond Street | ofnd West Fory-Third Suet “"CONtiNUAtionN Sdle O federation, said labor could either seek means to evade and avoid effects of the Coronado and other decisions, or W. 9 Hi Cl C omen s igh- ass otton Frocks Ones of? ‘our? most important feyents of ‘the: season. Frocks »inysuch: a: diversity of styles as tox «provide for every individual need of discriminating women. SEVERAL CHARMING refreshment alwayson these special tables. 812, 615 and $25 you will find sets of unusus! value. final settlement by saying to the courts and the employers, ‘Go to it; if you want to substitute revolution for evolution, go all the way. Woll warned that it would take years to put through Congress and the State Legislatures even part of the mR ge OO IN re ee ns sweeping prog: “In the mean time,"" he said e will be attacked from all’ sides! by employers. | Our Sheer crisp, -Imported' ANDERSON Ginghams,-Eponges, Voiles. 1 5 union funds, our personal savings, ren the homes of our individual mbers, are threatened. The De- A . F . " Pease, are tlireatened, The 06 Checks, plain, embroidered or hand-drawn effects;many with collars, cuffs and vestees of organdie. you against the attacks that are cer- tain to com Max Hayes, Cleveland, of th Continsiinay Our Sale of Summer Hats $3.75 Because of the phenomenal response to our previous Sale of these Hats and the continued demand from customers who were unable to attend, we will continue the Saie for Friday and Noteworthy: Price: Reductions: in Silk Petticoats Women’s Summer Suits | tnd you wil want to wear wth your smart, summer. outfit. Excellent quality WORSTED TWEED SUITS; light sum- JERSEY SUITS in a‘ num- mer coldrings; silk lined coats. Models for daytime or evening wear. Then, ber of different colorings. In rose, blue.and lavender. too, the: materials are just as varied and Clesrauee Bice Glaarence Rice come in light as well as dark colorings, and : in all the summer shades. The’ tub petti- $10.00 $15.00 © - | coes-are:made with double panels which make them doubly’ practical. A number of very fine suits of twill cord and tricotine, including costume models. $2.95 id 6.95 Redoced} from fs: i50~125 .00 ; Saturday. ¢ . 1: -A notable Sale in the: Ready-to-Wear, Hat ; Large, drooping Hats of Leghorn or fe White Footwear for Children, Dept.,. for FRIDAY and SATURDAY : in the Hait Braid. Sportive af ull CHOCOLAT - Misses-and Growin g* Girls Blue Salon effects of Silk Faille, and both off- MALTED MILK Sweater, Sport and A Sale of imported pee oe tastehisGeimy ASF Taken from regular stock and DRASTICALLY REDUCED All smart, comfottable, highly desirable footwear in sizes ranging from child’s 8} to.growing girl’s size 7: and domestic crea- Trimmed HATS An assortment unexcelled in: variety and R that hungry tions of Milan, Leg- half hour before horn or Hemp, pro- bedtime—take it hot. , . : fusely adorned with It induces sleep and Genuine’ White Buck Genuine White’ Buck toderstion of pate: Eiy shape, ereey salet, a fai 1s of flowers : ‘ High Shoes every size, every style is included. Hats to top petens gestion. You e ; in short, to complete the colorful appeal of any ton Crepe in harmo- the chocolate flavor, $5.35 to 7.35 $4.85 to 6.85 Sport or dress costume, hats for everything. nizing shades suitable Reduced from $7.50—11.00 Reduced from $6.00—9.75 Felt, felt and hemp combinations, banded natural for all summer wear. * a leghorns, embroidered duvetyne, embroidered silks, (Third Floor, Annex White Canvas~B ts Genuine White Buck taffeta hats trimmed with flowers or fancy feathers, A in lace style. Two Strap Pumps . maline hats, Canton crepe models, In all summer colorings, as well as dark shades; black and white. $3. 85 to 5:85 | $4.85 to 6.35 Reduced from $5.50—8.00 | Reduced from $6.00—~8.00 $3.95 to 16.50