The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1922, Page 9

" FGION CHARMAN ASKS GEN. SAWYER TD STAND ASIDE acpi Accuses Him of Delaying Pro- gramme for the Care of Shell-Shocked Vets. CHICAGO, July Press).—Col. A man of the American Leg tional Rehabilitation Committ: letter to Brig. Gen. Charles E. Saw- yer, personal physician to President Harding and chief co-ordinator of the Federal 1 of Hospitalization, made public ay charges that Gen Sawyer is nding in the way of Proper care for wounded and shell- hocked veterans and holding up hos- pital plans vote Appealing t aside,"" Col, § more than 4,500 mental cases still are confined in contract institutions and that of the remaining 4,715 victims of mental disorders only 3,500 are in Government institutions devoted entirely to their] cna care. Quoting from fn letter received from Gen, Sawyer, in which the chief co- ordinator sald “I am convinced that the peak of hospitalization has been pu and that the Government had suf t beds, except in two dis- tric Col gue replied "It' is almost unbelieveable that, having satisfied Congress that thes hospitals were needed and that they should be built to capacit now have to reply to y: nat they are unnecess “The reply of the A and every real Amer these men the best an is: ‘Give that medical Governn: stituulons maint. t the highest ndard of equip and adininis —anid near to their own homes our years have already ‘ 1 the veteran has not been provided A belated programme is now up and changed. Tt is be- ed to meet ye reau go into eftect and at erans’ once, 2 he steel MAIL TRUCK SPEEDING TO BE CHECKED BY ORDER —All Post equipped with local police will be ing by mail truck nh announced by ment culled for bids for nearly 3,000 of these speed checks THE EVENING WORLD, DR. TAKAMINE WAS CONVERT TO CATHOLIC CHURCH BATHING BEAUTIES AT HIGHLANDS TO RECEJVE PRIZES Eyecning World Photogra- ‘ phers to Take Pictures aad on Saturday. There is a prize of $50 to be awarded by The Evening W Vd for the most beautiful bathing |}; costume to be worn next Satur- day afternoon on the tw of the Highlands of the D Also there will be a pri for the next prettiest and five prizes ef $6 cach for those which just miss winning the first and ards Under conspicuous signs, tographers for The 1 will be at both beac y will not be difficult f itestants to find, Those who e to enter the competition only hunt for the photo; , await their turn be a, pose for the pictures give their correct names and addresse: The photographs of the selected costumes and the names und ad dresses of the prize winners will »e published in the News Pictori:! Edition of The Evening World (the Green Paper) on Monday evening, July 31. Roman th M Ke nan of ¢ home, In Vow usion that supplied his h owas conv nt for me. f many years but had 1 religion with him ex- surprised he was in ral way. 1 was Much complaint has York and other cit Nil trucks have violated the apeed law. eacraments before he died.” — SULT 25; 1022 by foremost designers. pleats. West Forty-Second Street - | Stern Brothers Introducing the cAdvance Fall Modes in Women’s Canton Crepe Dresses | Very Moderately Priced at $39.50 Everything about these gowns is distinctive—-they have a smart- ness all their own, for they reflect many new style developments Made of heavy quality Canton crepe, they are individualized by novelty braid, flying panels, tucks and All show the newest treatment of sleeves and necklines, In ‘Navy, Brown, Beige and Black, - + + + And + West Forty-Third Street $3.50 Third Floor ff Tailored Xe Silk Blouses ‘ 3.95 White tailored, wash silk Blouses which are un- usually smart and effec- tive. Of course, it is due entirely to the July Sales that these 5.00 blouses may be obtained at 3.95 Floor] | Fourth Final Clearance Women’s Sunumer Dresses Summer frocks of Voile, Ra- tine, Gingham, Tissue, Dotted Swisses and Sport Knits de- veloped in the very newest modes of the season are all included in this clearance. Group T--50 in all Y8 00 to 49.50 Dresses at 22.50 Group 1200 in all 18.50 to 25.00 Dresses at 12.50 Group IT1—190 in all 1175 to 16.75 Dresses at 9.75 Misses’ Dresses reduced to 9.75 and 12.50. [Fourth Floor) Boys’ Washable Knickers, 75¢ Every one of these Khaki and Gray Crash Knickers, reduced to 75c for the July Sales, are guaranteed fast color. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boy’s Bathing Suits, 1.65 These are all wool, guaranteed fast color in solid colors with striped combinations. One piece style, 3 to 8 years. Two piece style, 8 to 16 years. Special for the July Sales. [Third Flooor) During the July Sales Most exceptional values in seasonable merchandise are featured in‘every department. Though in each instance prices have been: substantially low- ered, for this event, ecco | Quality remains unchang A July Sale of Toilet Goods for the Summer Coty's Toilet Waters, L’Origan Jacqueminot Rose, Chypre. bottle, 2.95 Coty’s Sachet, L’Origan, Jasmin and Jacqueminot Rose odors. box. 1.10 Coty’s L’Origan Talcum. bottle, 85¢ Houbigant’s Quelques Fleurs and Ideal Face Powder, 1. Imported Perfumes, Rose, Vio- lette, Muguet and Lilas, vial, 25e Vivaudou Patties, large plated box and puff 2.50 Imported perfumed Bath Salts. large bottle, 85e Remmer’s Bath Tablets. large cakes, 10c Remmer'sLemonalSoap. doz., 1.00 Bath Sprays with large nozzle, fit any faucet. 95e Lady Mary odor of Face Powder, Cream, Rouge or Talcum. each, 25¢ Dabcock’s Corylopsis Taleum. tin, 16c McCreery's Razor Aid Shaving Cream. large tube, 19¢ McCreery Tooth Paste. 25c Vivo Cleansing Cream. 29¢ (Main Floor) . Women’s Bathing Suits July Sales Price 2.95 All wool Jersey Suits of a trig athletic type for swimming, in solid colors; others in Heather mixtures. Some have white canvas belts. Bathing Capes, 3.95 Fashioned of Terry Cloth in many designs and colors. (Fourth Floor) Women’s Shantung Suits are coolest 13.75 Nothing is so comfortable, and at the same time so im- maculate for any daytime occasion, as a Shantung suit with a long tailored coat in notch collar effect. Its slender lines flatter every type. Sizes 34 to 44. [Fourth Floor) Clearance of Children’s Play Shoes and Roman Sandals Our entire stock of cool, com- fortable play shoes and Roman Sandals is included in_this July Sales Clearance. They will fit and wear well. Play Shoes, children’s size 8 to girls’ size 2. 1.95 Strap Roman Sandals of White Kid, Patent Leather, Tan or com- binations. Sizes 544 to 11. 2.95 [Second Floor) Linen Handkerchiefs at July Sales Prices FOR MEN Sheer Linen, shire Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Formerly 12.00. doz., 6.50 Midget Hem Handkerchiefs, reg- war size. Formerly 6.00. doz., 4.50 To close out, old Initial Hand- kerchiefs, 6 in box. Formerly 6.00. FOR WOMEN Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with tape or corded edge. Formerly 4.20. doz., 3.00 Hand-embroidered Linen Hand- kerchiefs. Formerly 1.00. 50c Solid Color Sport Handkerchiefs. each 25¢ Formerly 50c, (Main Floor} Charge purchases will appear on bills rendered August Ist FIFTH AVENUE James McCreery & Co. 34TH STREET WOMEN’S HAND BAGS Vacation months emphasize the need for at least two hand bags —you'll need something" serviceable, and at the same time, smart for traveling. Besides, you'll certainly want a silk bag for various occasions, SPECIAL at Extra Large Size Envelope Hand Bag of real cobra grain leather or of patent leather. Many convenient pockets. Leather lined. Handsome Silk Han vd Bag in pouch effect, $4.85 mounted with rhinestones. Cord handle or handle of self mate’ Individ 1 by four mornings. ear-like points of silk or velvet. set colors, Each and I i : — - | fg er Ce Be 2.05 | | Hand-made Frocks of French Batiste for Little Folks of 2 to 6 years. + Picturesque frocks. of the finest batiste, with a charming air of Parisian simplicity. Every tiny stitch is hand-taken, and every tiny seam is sewn with skilled daintiness. Cool, Washable Kimonos & Wrappers for WOMEN and MISSES In cotton crepe, box loom crepe, novelty fancy voile, dotted Swiss, and other fabrics of the season. So dainty and delightfully cod! for these sultry Trim little breakfast coat effects or graceful straight line models; some finished with with silk; ed with a satin edging. $1.50 to 6.95 li Very specially priced at $3.50 and 5.95 Smocked, shirred and ¢ scalloped (as illustrated). In rose, light blue, orchid, pink, or Copenhagen blue Second Floor. also kimono style, MAIN FLOOR. CHILDREN’S APPAREL SECTIONS NOW ON “% IV. t Lawn Slides $22.50, *32.50 These sold for much higher prices earlier in the season. They are now re- duced for clearance. Other Toys for Outdoor Play also Reducéd Wood Sand Forms, $1, $1.50 Imported French Sand Trains, $3.75, $4.25 Imported Filled Sand Il. Pails, $1, $1.35, $2, $2.25 Imported French Filled Sand Wagon, $3.50 Children’s Automobiles, $4.75 up Pullman Go Carts to close out at special prices. TOY DEPARTMENT SEVENTH FLOOR I; Very Unusual Values! Girls’ Frocks *3.95 An excellent assortment of charming frocks in flowered and other figured fabrics, flaxen, voile, and so on, all considerably reduced m price. Nor all sizes in every style. Sizes 6 to 12 years g Junior Misses’ Frocks — Hot weather 4. 95 frocks in styles copied from much righer « priced models. Loveliest of materials and rs. Sizes 12 to 16 years. Girls’ Play Dresses — Radically reduced a! 50 for clearance —ginghams and mousseline —most practical and useful. The ‘Boys’ Section Bathing Suits #2.45 Two-piece and skirt suits in a number of colors and with various trimmings, reduced for rapid clearance. Sizes 28 to 36 Boys’ Sorts Blouses 65c Striped madras and percale or solid tan and Vv. white materials. Most unusual values every one. 7 ¢0 15 years. Clearance 1. To Clear Little Tots’ Frocks 95c Chambray bloomer frocks in pink, blue, lavender and green—they have been greatly reduced for this selling. Also white voile sleeveless frocks, daintily trimmed with pink. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Middy Suits, $1.50—Of lightweight khaki. Middies and bloomers, the latter with sleeveless waists, to be worn without middies. Sizes 2 to 6 years. POURTH FLOOR | Lord & Taylor FIFTH y fa) Children’s Shoes $2.95 Girls’ two strap pumps, patent leather, dull leather or tan—some with and some without straps. Black and white sports oxfords, tan lace boots, several other good styles as well. All have been very much reduced to effect a rapid clearance. Sizes are not complete throughout, FOURTH FLOOR ian lichhstidemsiemasiiedieneeeeenenenantieeaae SUNDAY THE Eight Clearance Values for Wednesday 1 L WORLUY WANTS WORK MONDAY !{ORNING WONDERS FOURTH FLOOR VI. Junior Misses’ Taffeta Bathing Suits $6.95 and ¥7.95 Our higher-priced suits— such smart youthful models made of a fine quality tafleta—marked at tworlow prices for this selling. Sizes 10 to 15 years. Vil. Boys’and Girls’ Hosiery Socks, 6 Pairfor$1—Black, white, brown, cadet ov sky blue, pink and white grounds with fancy tops Fibre Silk Socks, 45¢— Splendid values in an assort- mencof plain and fancy colors. Sizes are not com- plete. Mercerized Silk Lisle, 35c —Excellent and serviceable socks for everyday wear. Three pair for $1 VOL Girls’ Batiste Bloomers 50c Flesh colored bloomers daintily trimmed with narrow Val. lace. FOURTH FLOOR