The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 27

FOTIA TD RCH TMA Ze RS SE ee ae eee given wide clrevlation by the pub- Uclty department of First National. ‘A map is generally a crook either through tnfluends of the environment in which he lives or ag the result of an inherited trait,” opines the Chief. “Take the average burglar and place Dee: him in a fine home with respectable rees Carpentier, who, a8 YOU/neopte and allow hin to find himself , Probably recall, once stood face tofand there would be a material de- ' tebe with Jack Dempsey for a little}crease in the crime waves that are arrived in London a few days ; a Heine alee, iad Loi shal Neilan picture carries w' ago to take up the business of screen} it a powerful lenton to crooks. fwcting in earnest. We do not agree with Chief Onks. To J. Stuart Blackton, the man|His philosophy is very acornish. Wo \Who 1s to produce his pictures,|belleve that if you should {ake the r ; [@verage burglar and place him tn a Georges is reported to have sald: “T can state frankly that I am fine home with respectable people —that he would get away with every- @efinitely starting my career as an} thing but the piano; and he might actor, and from .now on I shall be Poa interested in acting than fight- Sale Departments Undermuslins, Silk Underwear Extr oa inderwear Babies’ We Washable, ‘a Silk “amas Petticoats, Milliner: White Goods, Cantits, Brassieres j WHY, atonané! GEORGES! get that, too, if the family stayed at the movies long enough. Wonder if the aforementioned pacques Dempsey had anything to ith knocking Georges’s “interest” fm fighting galley-west? BEAUTY! A girl who wasn't half as good look- WHY? James Brewster, native of Banff, Canada, dnd who has the reputation i of killing more bears in the Canadian | ® Week. Northwest than any other man, was What?” asked the girl, “Fifty a @ecured by Frank Borzage to assist] Week! Why, don’t you know T am in filming “The Valley of Silent Men.” er of a beauty contest?” Mebbe this is one of the qualifica- gasped Bob, “Is that so? fons necessary nowadays to get in| Well, then, we'll just make it thirty the movies—but really, now! Even if|@ week! Brewster has slain 1,600,000 bears—| And, of course, she took the Job. ‘why folst him on the movie public? HONEST? Checked summer suits are all the The publicity agent, after handing |rage, announces a movie magazipe. ‘us the following list of screen pie Not half so popular as the hocked fo a certain film: Synnove Solbak- | winter suits in so Nate Bolin Case ome quarters ; Men, Hildur Carlbers, nh Robert C. Flaherty, F. R. G. S., and aE EA OY i aaa lot, Tore Sevenberg, Pauline Brunt- fas and Jenny Hesselquist—said: fho made the famous Eskimo picture, Nanook of the North,” is to be the “They're all Swedish, you know! manded a job. “All right,” agreed the~Metro dl- rector, ‘I guess I can use you at $50 June Sales—Last Days Extra Size Night Dresses— Nainsook and Windsor crepe— round and V neck—long or short sleeves — embroidery trismings— 1. 10 tailored styles—were $1.48. WEDN. Extra Size Petticoats— | Lace or embroidery flounced—; Extra Size Bloomers and tah of them!" guest of honor at the Thursday Drawer: Gosh! we're sure glad she told us|iuncheon of the Associated Motion Jit 82 i er we might have used ‘em some|Picture Advertisers at Cafe Boule- ieaes ie se, 9" trimmed | e Qime in connéction with a Chinese} vard. For the half dozen who do not ulate ts aa ety timme style—were .97 each............ already know, the “F. R. G. after his name stands for Fellow of the Royal. Geographic, Society. Jean Acker, the oné-time Mrs, R. Valentino, is New Yorking for a spell. She says positively that she has not seen "Beyond the Rocks." Marion Davies 1s back from Merrie ingland MIXES TRAVEL. That Mix family is a bunch of rov- ers now, Isn't it?" Here we have the redoubtable Tom . mu've heard of him, of course!) jasing off down to Sacramento to a Women’s Extra Size Dresses—) Normandy voiles—trimmed with organdie, satin and georgette — 14.50 navy, brown, tan and Copennagen —sizes 42 to 52—were $18.73.... ‘ Tom Mix Day. Tom ‘lowed as} Carl Laemmle, who sailed for *, ? Fancy Voiles—light and dark oe te couldw't very well be a Mix] Europe —revently, presented _his|| Women’s Extra Size Wool ’ grounds—sport and other pat- = @ay unless Mix mixed in—so he's nephew, Edward Laemmle, a silver|] Jersey Sweaters— 84 terns—tomato, gold, jade, blue, .Women’s Fibre Silk Sweaters | Dad now comes eri that Sir4 loving cup in recognition of his work Tuxedo models—heather, brown 8 45 black, green, brown and other Tuxedo model—fancy weaves— n and Thomasina, born on Lincoln's] W!th the company. don't get and navy—sizes 48 to 62—were Were $1.67 colors—88 inches wide— pink, white, jockey, red, henna, 5.50 Birthday, will soon start for Cuba and} een mee yy iar. Archie G10.06 vies crccrscncssenecere tes J . ++ 33 jade, Copenhagen. peacock, navy 5 a Non-Theatrical Motto , » time the: ek De e 7 = digis tor'Toin to Journey to Orecon to | Hent ante’s In-|| Extra Size Bungalow Aprons. chambray and Peggy cloth. Sizes to 4 years floral patterns—rose, blue, Fibre Silk Scarfe— 9AZ 4 an active part in the Pendleton | !rno.’” and several shyster film con- Checked gingham—figured percale 1 64 A ; 3 ‘> , green, black, yellow and other Roman stripes — 9x72 inches — P? aed ay cerns are now working to beat hades. —trimmed with chambray or rick- . Tattle Tots Rantle and Blea Little Tote’ Organdie Dresses combinations—yard wide— were 82.94. Bon ld » got time for any| Pillle Dove felt very uppetyup when rack—were $1.97.......0005 ses er Dresses — gingham ani —white and colored—empire gaWronder, wien they get time for any}. tone queue of well-dpeased and good chambray—emplire and and yoke models—trimming Pree tiay tes - as Untrimmed Silk and Hair . _ looking young men jine@agp te. theet |[~s— g e SSCSC~CStS waist models— of lace and embroidery— an lats— sa her upon her al in Follywood.|| Women’s Extra Size were $1.97 ...... - 88 some hand embroidered styles white, with black hairline Shapes’ for Avea cP talloved’ wear 2.64; STUNG! for | Sem. she found that all of them tad |] Housedresses— —sines to 6 years— SEs re ecee SEs muitas ARIES, —were $8.50 4 ane, leading woman for]. pa didn't fee! : aad socrtsi wean BOs soso gay sadeeesins . te Go cue tune. aia pomneting to sell she didn’t feel quite Beles modes: of peseibecs percalalt a) 14 Little Tots’ Rompers and re ee cae th 87 Untrimmed Straw Sport AE * ere ops Seat ‘oud = in jue ant vender—collar an Creepers — ingham and abies’ oke an shop: whenever she is the stinged one—| Clara KigwbglcYeung. has just re- eufts of plain chambray—white . Heda satel 1a eee fed essay lpr tat fl New Silk Mixed Shirtings—a3 Hate= 1.27 but not this time. Sebastes earieecre: pique. trimmings—sizes 48 to 52 dles style—sizes to 6 ery trimming—sizes to Sie tance anes iS be High shades—were $1.88........ ment society mn Kans he = I) eae Gea ata e DT. cee . “[ was standing by the box office Re nune Of "The Eads ot were 8: i years—were §1.24..... 59 8 years—were .97 : hellotrope, green, black, Feather Bands— waiting to go in to see myself in my] N They think it is a poker] ABOVE ITEMS SOLD IN EXTRA SIZE DEPT.—THIRD FLOOR. brown—were $1.08...... 97 Were $1.95. latest picture,’ explaine Doris, ‘a F ’ Colored Dress Linens — yard HATS TRIMMED rahen a young aman, wesring Deaviy| ag Ty, “un Rte, rmonde, one Women’s WwW *s Extra Size te geysete eh vat die a plu + ete— smoked glasses, fumbled his way to/hazards from golf,” opines Rex In- ° omen Ss * the window and asked if he coula| azarae from galt” onines Rex'ta-1] A estomobile Dusters wate 68th aa: .. 50 be let in for half price, as he was | tures Sizes 36 to 50— 9 e Pure worsted-majority blind and only wanted to listen to} Madge Bellamy has been selected K pairs fully lined trouser Beetaest Mz Taste cae, ca| name Detar tes bare tana] Ware EET. ..o---.--..-- 4.95 Crepe Kimonos ee pr fey ne rome pce powerless to give tickets away, I] “Garrison's Finish.” Wonder how Bought the ticket and the youth| stics ML. Miller likes that is Were $8.97... saan 5.95 walked in. Vv Vi who plays the lead “In a few minutes I was ushered}in “The Storm,” has just. signed a . Into a seat directly behind him. IJjong term contract with Universal, NMAC take! much ‘notices’ unt! ater! Teeore woh pictufevatan ie in Many scenes had been run off. Then| New York, He will attend the con- f saw he had removed his glasses. vention of motion picture theatre “I just started to laugh at myself} owners of New Jersey at Lake Yer being so easy when I heard the} Wopateone next week. outh remark to his seat neighbor: SRS ES “This picture would be good If it e wasn't for that Deane woman!" ”” IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. “And what I said to him wouldn't = +s Testimontal dinner to Waldo Smith, 7 book well in print! P. M., Hotel Pennsylvania. ‘Traffic Club luncheon, 1 P. M,, Hotel MODERN BABEL. Commodore. a Unveil World Wi M ‘tal Tab- ‘The silent drama may be, as Bir), Washington Heights Evening Hien || WEDNESDAY THURSDAY |Wharles Higham s it is; “the one] school, No. 521 W. 145th Street, 8 P. M Heniversal language,” but movie pro- | = ‘| Women’s and Children’s @ucers do not heartily agree with . Knit Underwear him, especially when they are mak-| 5 fag a picture with about fifty-seven oans perieae eae gra mithe seats Summer aelone underwear of excellent quality at ‘ake “Omar, thi ntmaker, a el very special prices. Liniment Women’s Fine Cotton Union Children's Cotton Vests—low Bastance. They have players who are Rus- Suits—low neck—sleeveless— Hise == seleneelens <= ernchet loose or tight knee—regular n Madeira Hand Embroidered \ Carriage Covers— { 2 8 4 . Good range of pattern were $3.97 to 85.97.. Madeira Hand Embroidered Linen Pillow Cases— 2 24 Good selection of patterns— were $3.50 to $8.97.........0005 m, French, English, Armenian, ersian, Arabjan, Mexican, Gurkha- Bian, French-Canadian and just plain tops—seconds of United States. sizes—were .67 51 quality scsusrecsseons AO The latter class are, in most in- extra sizes—were .78 55 Children's Waist Union Sui possess, by far the most difficult to Wisisakts Gelton’ Vests << low ildren’s Waist Union Suits erae! with, neck sleeveless—band, bodice —vest, waist and drawers RATTLE. oy, crochete tap rep gies combined—low neck—sleeve- While Dick Karthelmess was in the C’ ing muscles seconds of 88 aod 2D less—knee length— Boulh on tov he was 3: orve racking !ast inning qualities ...+....0006 18 4 to 12 years—were .57.. .43 }@rom shooting scenes one day because muscles stiffandlame—then | @f an absence of sun. So he decided fo do some mountain climbing. He asket an aged Ne Beemed to Know about everytt -it kills pain! Bbout several places. The dark ¢ne aoe Wetoed every suggestion In answer to every qu @hy he did not favor : & place, the Negro al i WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Two-Day Sale Porch Dresses Up every aching muscle. tion as to and-sieh conieally shot back Dick, after a @Gozen or more places had been sug- @ested and turned down, “Ratiurs @re all right! At least, they give you warning before they strike. “Dey does! agreed the guide. "Dey sho' does! Providin', howsom~- ver, yo’ all go ‘em trained right.”’ Dick stayed at home. Constipation Relieved Without the Use of Laxatives Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative— 8q cannot gripe, When you are constipat- ed, there is not enough lubricant produced ee your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors prescribe Nujol because its action is so close to this natural lubricant, Try it today. Were $2.94 to $3.47 An unusually large selection of gingham, cham- bray and voile dresses, in solid colors and dainty figures. Cool trimmings of or- gandie and col- ored braids. Sizes 36 to 46. Two of the models are il- lustrated. CRIME CURBERS. That the motion picture can+ do auch toward turning the crime wave fato a ripple is the opinton of Chief Louis D. Oaks of the Lus Angeles po- Noe force. He sald so right out in meeting and the statement is being SURETY BONDS For taxicab owners, at lowest Teioe Liberal estas Imme diate delivery, A. B. BING 52 Wall Street 8TH ANNUAL JUNE SALE cm eas thereat se] | Vacation Needs i For Over the Fourth and Afterwards Radium Silk Petticoats New models in straightline, tucked and embroidered styles. Colors are navy, beige, jade, blue, spring beauty, henna, and several shades of grey and brown. Baby Boys’ Suits va ee nem Models in solid-color lavender, blue and rose, smartly family (or giege wow Just folded bordered with bands of checked gingham; also models It returns, news, and’ other of figured cotton challies, trimmed with bands of solid things of interest. This special 4 color cotton crepe. Sizes 48 to 62. to mise. These radio sete are um wale—new — styles—majority 14.50 Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. LAST 5 DAYS ; DAY Two-Day Sale THURSDAY 38-Inch Imported Dress Ginghams 43 Value .57 Ginghams of lovely soft quality, in Cid aed bte colored Hareg fone checks—red, white and blue; red, white and black; helio, white and blue; grey, white and blue; grey, white and tans, and others— note width. Corded Voiles—96 inches wide—- THURSDAY white grounds with fine stripes of black, heliotrope, orange, Women’s Silk Dresses— Soft satin and crepe de chine— navy, brown and black—straight- rd line | model with panels from 13.57. yoke, or pleated skirt with sur- Ta @ plice blouse—sizes 86 to 44-~ at were $16.78 and $18.78.......... if 3.29 Were $7.94 French Voile Blouses— Drawn work or Val. lace trimmed —various styles—were $2.94 .... Voile Blouses— Trimmed with 1 d_ embroid- ery oF tallored. styles—sises 6 ‘| 1.62 44—were $2.18.. Crepe de Chine Beaded Over blouses— Gray, canna, Copen, jade, black, navy, Gotham and” periwinkle— were $9.97.........e0006 eeeenee Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits— Tweeds, cheviots, cassimeren — ) | gray, tan, brown and heather mix- 9.24 J tures—sizes 8 to 17 years—were $18.50 to $14.50 f 1.93 11.95 74 The radio ia the best company Wore $27 in the world for every one in the 1u want—music, lectures, base Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits— price on a reliable set is too low Pure worsted serge—fine or inedi- easily installed according to di- have 2 pairs of trousers—sizes 8 rections given with each one, to 17— were $19.50 MORNING SPECIALS OnSaleWednesday & Thursday Until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders. EXTRA 8IZEB DEPT., THIRD FLOOR. Special Purchase Women’s $2.95 Boys’ Khaki $2.24 Utica and Dwight Camp Suits.,...........9.6| Anchor Sheets... 5....1.46 Navy Serge Coats Made of sulphur dyed khaki— 90x90—less than mill prices. golf or flapper trousers—also SHERT@—BASENENT. Special... Lod D Well tailored Summer coats, unlined, made with becom- gray striped cheviot with flapper | 38 ¢¢ Women’ : omen’s : t 6 8 to 16 years. 9 BOYS" CLOTHING—THIRD’ FLOOR, Mercerized Hose. 26 ively ty a ls pry foenee ae ig rue ee ed ing Tuxedo collars and bell sleeves. AU weokotine Ge ciedincs wale | Sh Voktame siete rc0cn Sizes 36 to 44. —plain or inverted plait models 5 —many with two pairs fully | Women’s Double Extra lined trousers—8 to 17 years. Size Union Suits... 55 BOYS’ CLOTHING—THIRD’ FLOOR. Seconds of 7c quality—low 97 et. AllWoo! Challis..... 7-4] W°sis, jmerelent <= band top 50-Inch Dots, buds, stripes, ni loose or jah! ken y Furniture Tapestries Re RIZE DErs.—Tit ‘and floral designs on light i KNIT UNDERWEAR—\ dark grounds. iw ruoor, |35.¢t. Women’s Extra Size Cotton Burson Hose..... .26 $1.57 Satins.............- 1.16] ott? era bee 1.94 sara Bem dank dl mietiane | Piet toP-—Dlack, white snd bal . . lors. MAIN FLOC & OFF srLKB—MAIN FLOOR. EXTRA WIZE DEPT THAD) FLOOR Value $2.97 37 ct. New Cretonnes. 24.) $1.24 Little Tots’ Japanese and neat chintz de- Rompers and Creepers... .7'7 Beautiful tapestries in allover verdure designs 2 signs—suitable for costumes or | Gingham and chambray—col- draperies, . ored and white—sizes to 6 yrs. Continuation of Special Pur- 80-inch Burlape—blue, nat- ‘CRETONNES— BASEMENT. INFANTS’ DRES#SEB—BECOND FLOOR chase Imported Net Bed Sets ural brown, red, green— . Sli ings... 27 ‘abies’ . —Marie Antoinette work 38 chs Sip: Coverings 27/97 ct. B Crepe Dresses +50 with embroidered side valance Special, yard .38 Colored or two-tone stripes— | Yoke style—low neck — short on 12 styles, sleeves—pink and blue—sizes and bolster sham— Reversible Terry Clothe — **) UPHOLSTERIES—BASEMENT sea? Oe val. $25.00 to 880,00..19.04 French stripes, Oriental and 21 ct. Percales....... 4 |8PANa" baesses—excoxn FLOOR Crem ares caries all-over floral effects. Busines. and figures on white | $2.45 Men’s Straw Hats... 1.07 border designs — detached Special, yard .74 _ Cc eeslaey aoa Imported end domeatic—Sen- figure eT Aer Spasiel Offering m HisheGrede A 25 ct. Gingham.........yd. .17| MEN'S HATS—sECOND FLOOR imparted Irish Poles Ca je ate na seabpes ea re ered ret ice 95 ct, Men’s Summer Caps.. .74 neat border designs, ih bs sip a Stee Pere AEE, EADER EASE! Light weight — full. leather and 8 yards long—were lere—were .28 an 4 84 ct. Surf Cloths... GD secat. bandbconletires—tweocs $8.07 to $0.07...,Palr 6.97 nch—very lustrous. quality, NGN-DASEMENT. and 1 plain colore—all lees. 59 ct. Tickings.. 84 68 , i floral ct. Glass Powdered Sateen sige aad floral doniens |" gee Malan AQ WEDNESDAY THURSDA trenanes — Pretty cut design—silver plated sie 44 ct, Bleached Co ten Rinvenwane—sary r.00n Two-Day Sale be ck Towels. .27 18 ct. Men's Initial ° re ofiuek ane white Here | Handkerchists. . -12), Toilet Needs borders. t finish Of soft fink hric--full size (1 Te LED com. Of gets Fniam carnborie--full sin See To-day’s Evening Journal or Sun for Items and Prices, ... 2 —<—<—< << << —