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

i * died three weeks before t | |CENTE NARIAN KILLED; HIT BY A WAGON Hobo College Jersey City Unveils Monument Founder Weds | To 147 Men Who Died in World War|::: a Rich Widow 7 Friend of Mary Garden Met) Wite on Chautauqua | \ Circuit. aminer a French Consul, by Hoxpttal on July 3, He was ie to nm fracture gf the he waa kn (Special to The Evening W CHICAGO, July 5.—10 of @ pyramidal wedding ca C. Walsh, founder of the Hobo ( lege, impresario of the ‘Vagal and friend c J. Armou No, 6839 Ir Martia 3 Bompsssor of wealth estimated at While he was appearing on th Chautauaus in Ottumwa, Ta aiming on the serry own and out he met in the plight « the widow, Brdbies | of the ¢ Institution: slecp ani will open in Chicago ‘'s Madison Street, where the unemploye lectures, observe movies and eat and sleep at cost. Miss Garden and Mr. Armour, Mr with financial which took pl e bride's sister, Mrs. J. C, Weingartner, was performed by the Rev. W. H Francis. WIFE CITES THREATS, WINS SEPARATION Blue Serge for Abundant Service Our blue serge sack suits at $45 possess a wealth of quality soundness, Claims Former Captain Said pee Brey cos pl ae as mi . ailoring thoroughness, enhance ry mt ae fa discerning designing and fitting ac- Ga 2a 2 “SMONOMENT AT DERSHING FIELD pe Claiming that her husband ; Mea not only to kill her but = figure of a woman with her arms full Fine botany twill for those who wish Ms eae wee RA British, French and U. S. Are] of taurel branches. ‘The figure to pay more, expressive of every dis- trade B led “Triumphant America.” The creet quality, fit and tailoring feature Toomey of Scarsdale to day won her suit ” Thomas Toome Represented at Holiday that signifies the utmost in value, $60. Ceremonies. ent cost $5,000, lar subscription, raised by = Julius Berge Chairman of the d the Fourth| Monument Committ ng a monument tolmonument to the Ca s. Toomey vlimony Clint BROKAW BROTHERS Thomas jr. | the 147 men Hudson City dis-|iisk Post of the an Legic wite, earns | triét who 4 io World: Wat. The] and AitiurG, fdemesans, Cont BRroaDway AT Forty-SECOND STREET n interest in| monument eta in Pershing Field, turned it over to A, Harty several food companies in New Jer-|the city's pr i) playground, at aeuaiaat ten tae SReee nT q ; em Avenues. It ts CJ Mrs. Toomey in bringing the m of a life-size bronze said that ste became afra husband when he first: ma¢ tack upon her in the pre their son. Toomey deni: blamed al! his troubles u apd Gertrude Duboye al (FOUNDED 1é 1856 military organizations children by her first hu were married. Toomey claim hie trouvles caused his @fop from 195 to 185 p. the war he was a Cap army detail to a supply aide. ie N. Y. FIRM TO BUILD HOSPITAL FOR U.S. on this Lord & Taylor | FIFTH AVENUE ‘WASHINGTON, July 5.—Award of @ contract for $779,350 to James Btewart & Co., of New York, and St Special Prices—Boys’, Girls’, Small Tots’ Frocks and Suits Hot Weather Frocks for Girls $2.95 Soft summer materials, sheer and cool, most of them figured or flowered in the loveliest pale shades—you know at a glance chat they’re copies of much higher priced models. Trimmings of organdie, gay ruffles and sashes. Two styles with bloomers, 6-10 years. Four without bloomers, 6-12 years. Four are sketched below. Small Boys’ Wash Suits $1.95 Another value decidedly above the usual run! Middy and Oliver Twist styles, long or short sleeves. Linen, mer- Louis for the construction of the posed Government Hospital fc Jefferson Barracks, St Louis, was announced to-day by As- sistant Secretary of the Treasury ifford The hospital, Mr. Clifford said, 1s > consist of seven large buildings with a capacity of 250 beds, and is to be completed within eight months. Cbntracts for mechanical equipment. be added, will be awarded within a few days, bringing the total cost of pal institution up to $1,300,000, Young Girls’ Jersey Bathing Suits#4.95 So many new styles this year! An amusing little belt at the back of a suit with Lanvin neck and turnover collar—whimsical_ pockets—bright color peeping out in ughts, arm bands and neck-lines. You must see these swimming suits for girls— they're really enchantung! Girls’, Boys’ Summer Socks 1 9g Full-fashioned,black,whiteand colors. Some with fancy cops. 35° Silk isle in plain colors or with fancy tops— 3 pairs for $1 Gouraud’'s Oriental Cream oo cerized and other fabrics of 45° Ribbedandplainthree-quarter good laundering quality. length hose. Also some full- Several blues, green, brown, fashioned plain hose with tan, white and combinations fancy tops. of colors—3z 1 8 years. Boys’ Sports dlouses, striped » white madras, tan pongette, 7-15 years, 85c. For Small Tots $1.95 $2.95 Sheer muslin frocks, white and pale colors. Short sleeved, with beguiling ruffle hems, 2-6 years, $1.95 Rompers of checked mus- lin, adorably smocked, em- broidered on pockets, ruffed with organdie at sleeves and heck, 2-5 years. White voile frocks, Bulgarian embroi- dery. 2-6 years. Both $2.95 FOURTH FLOOR Junior Misses’ Costume Slips $2.75 Washable sateen, the hip-deep hem model in white with shoulder straps. Soothing and Heali for Skin and ScalpTroubles Patent Leather Pumps Special $5.75 The smartest slipper for party wear —patent leather, one strap, with low heels and medium toes, 214 to 7. Clearance at $3.75 Misses’ white oxfords; girls’ ed pumps in patent leather; tan or blac! and white sports oxfords; boys oxfords in black or tan, Sizes are notcompiete. Scsp.Ointment.,Talcum.26e everywhere, Forearmzics Outicure Laboratories Dept X, Malden, Mass, i Notice to Advert‘sers Os) for uettner “ine rece s tspe con or ender ot ai) shar THE WORLD | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1922. A CAMMEYER SALE! | $635 —for women’s Sandals, Novel- ty Strap effects and Oxfords at have sold all season at oe up to $12.00—all this pring and Sufnmer models — all guaranteed by the 64 year old CAMMEYER name Plenty of White and Patent Leather Models in this sale. Great variety at a very unusual figure. CAMMEYE ‘Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 47 West 34th St., New York BROOKLYN ~ 190 FULTON ST SS NEWARK — 649 BROAD ST, { THIS SALE IS IN PROGRESS AT ALL THREE STORES 3) Annual July Sales Of Seasonable Merchandise in Every Department MEN’S SUITS OF PALM BEACH CLOTH Annual July Sales Price | $1450 Everyone knows that Palm Beach cloth is the logical cloth for warm weather clothes Men will find that the fine tailoring in McCreery Palm Beach Suits is responsible for their added comfort. FLANNEL TROUSERS because it is cool. Well tailored and stitched with Silk through- They are made of the finest 16-ounce . all wool flannel. out. THE McCREERY THE THIRTY-FOURTH STREET—FIFTH 4 McCREERY 59 .00 MEN'S HABERDASHERY dames MeCreery & Go SHOP—SECOND SILK SHIRTS FOR MEN Annual July Sales Price $4.85 These shirts are carefully made of a se- lected weight of Broadcloth Silk. There are Plain White, rich colored Satin Stripes and White figures on White ground. Shirts that will be cool and comfortable during the warm weather, FLOOR - MAIN FLOOR le THIRTY-FIFTH STREET aA World “Want Ad,” Will Go Get-lk pase.