The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 9

“THE BAMBOO ISLE” CLOSED BY POLICE Brooklyn Show Ran With Lid Clamped Down in Tenderloin As Dancing Halts at. A.M., While ‘ vut License. Patrons Jeer at “New Blue Law (| cma sn overane 0 now without a license, Edward Gabriei, * — twenty-five, of No, 397 Marcy Ave Earlier Closing Order, Generally Obeyed, Said by Pre-|e. Brooklyn, manager of * * a ten pavilion tl Eighth Avenue, Ferguson, thirty-two, of No. 16 Henry Street, Broklyn, a ticket taker, Jarl Davis, twenty-eight, of No. Brooklyn, a ticket Side Bamboo Is at No, 96 cinct Captain to Be His Own Idea Following Murder in Front of Cabaret. James The lid was clamped down on the White Light District early this morn ing when, by police order, all dancing was stopped in cabarets and restau. rants at 1 o'clock, The order was issued last evening by Captain Michael tt. Kelly of the West 47th Street Police Station, and it was generally obeyed. It was a bewildered crowd that filled > cabarets and restaurants when dane- Ing ceused. this morning. Simpson paroled them in custe counsel for further hearing Thurs- day ‘Ten days ago, a show opened in the tent the performers and white night, Michael Kelly, the West 47th Street polic and a squad of patrolmen de on the place and arrested Gabriel, Ferguson and Davis. of them pointe order, issued Ait that by a pollee “On, Jo with When the hour came for the lid to be clamped down musicians played “‘soulful’’ music, as a patron of one cabaret put it. Questions as to why dancing was stopped flooded waiters and managers. When patrons learned that police had way ‘o-day the trio told Judge Simpson ordered dancing to stop at 1 o'clock] royna i they had an arrangement with the there were many uncompimentary re-|the crowd, c dine| city, pending action on their applica: marks about the man who issued the tion for a iiganees) to han Carentan order and a few about "New York Heense when they appear in court being a blued law town.’ again Thursday. When patrolmen attached to the ~ West 47th Street Station were going on duty at 4 o'clock yesterday it was| Hit! Its effect learned lust nisht, Captain Kelly in. hen the crowds Reporters who Royal, Broadway Garé the Palais » the Little did not dex but when the ore were many | the dancin The stoppin, which extends from 42d tm: from Fifth Avenue son River, are uffected by 26th Pr to 69th St 1 o'clock o'clock, vezan BC arently satisfied that structed them to notify yrietors and was not a joke ooting outside the Ta Vie managers of every cabaret and res-] Cupt. Kelly declared h- issue) the] restaurant was atttributed yeste Coughlin to a drunken party. He { investigation showed [that Wallace, also known under many ulitses, had been with five other men and two girls in an automobile most of Saturday night and Sunday morn. ing taurant on their posts, where one was perimitted, to ‘close down danc- Ing at 1 A.M he order was ditie fully transmitted. Many mun Sut first were in- clined to resent the order but decided to comply for the time hh Some result of the ki Wallace in front of La V taurant in A8th Str early Sunday Tenderloin “caur' responsible rets an of| by Inspecte said he for the order. dunce places in the alone All ¢ REAR = Founded 1827 TH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 1700 Manufacturers’ Samples of MESH BAGS in Gold or Silver Finish 5.00 Value $7.50 to $12.97 We purchased a number of these samples and put them on sale several weeks ago. Women bought them so enthusiastically, and spread the news about them so far, that the demand was greater than our supply. Now we have been able to obtain more, at the same low price that permitted us to sell them.so much below their value. Each one is beautiful in shape and delicacy of design, There is.a great variety, including opera, wishbone, Irene and envelope styles, will solid one-piece frames, chain or pansies handles, and engraved or enain eled tops. The mesh bag is the last touch of smartness that every well- dressed woman requires, and easily afforded at such a price. Two Jewelry Specials Indestructible Pearl Necklace (illus- trated)—Beautiful lustre—solid gold clasp-—24 and 30 inches— 2 50 ot Women’s Solid White Gold Wrist Watches (illustrated) —Sapphire stem —i4 kt jewels—- ib 95 were $20.97 THE EVENING WORLD, Women’s New ‘Women’s Sport Women’s & Misses’ Women’s Clocked/$ were $4.97 See Pages 8, 10 and 23 for Other Hearn Advertising. Golden Anniversary TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1922. HIRD AVENU ~ Golden Abhivertary y Monthly Specials — Every Item Priced Close to Cost—For To-morrow Only Women’ 8 : and $ Misses’ New Fall | 25 Suits Long line Tricotine suits, hand tailored throughout, beautifully lined with Crepe de Chin and interlined for Fall. wear: Navy and Black in all style and sizes. Second floor, Silk Dresses 2” Advance Fall styles in all de irable col- ors. Black and Navy predominate. Sizes 34 to 44. Second floor. Extra Size 95 Tailored Suits \ 813: Long line suits, all silk lined throughout. Sold below cost of making at this price, In Navy and Black only. Sizes 424, to econd floor. Women’ a& Misses’ sg. 95 Shantung Suits Long line suits that originally sold for much more zes 14 to 40. Second floor. Mises’ Sur- 510 95 mer Dresses 5 Crepe, Roshanara Including ' Crepe and combination yas k, navy, brown and Sizes 14 to 18. Sealine Coat “18 95 (Dyed Coney) 559: 40 inches long. Bel ed sl of beautiful, lustrous quality skins, full flaring style. Silk lined. Second floor. all high Sum Second floor. Women’s i $00 Summer Skirts | 1,000 silk d cloth skirts all reduced for prompt cl Plenty of white in- cluded. Waists 25 to 82 inches. Second floor. made tala Originally sold 42%) to 48} Extra Size Voile Dresses Dark patterned Voile styles for stout wor fo much more. Siz Second floor. 82 95 Jackets The balance of our Jersey + Sport Couts for wear with sautenes skirts. Size: ind floor, Slipover I$ 1 45 Sweaters \ Plain or faney weave in a new range of colors suitable for early Fall wear, Long and short s es. Second floor. 89 Silk Hosiery \ Wide openwork clocking. Pure ingrain silk all the way, with double garter tops. od.’ Black, white and colors. “irregular, Main floor “Bloomingdale 1$ Special” Corsets | Desirable model for stout fix of heavy Pink Coutil, medi. reinforced over abdomen, ¢ back, 3 pairs hose supporters. to 30. Second Floor. A9 Made zes 24 Brassiere Of White Muslin with emb: reinforced under arm. able for stout figures. Second Floor. Embroidered I$ Sucde-like Hoods, Start close-fitting hoods cloth, embroidered with a 1 Twelve colors and combinat Muir floor. 59 Made of round colla: models in Percale. Anniversary Day is perhaps the most unique and attractive feature of this progressive store. attempt to price merchandise from every department very close It is not at all surprising, therefore, that the large following of this store has attended this monthly event since to cost. it was instituted. Girls’ Summer /$* Coats and Capes | ¢ A collection of 200 cape and coats re- duced to this low pice. Size 6 to 14 Many styles, but not all izes in the election. Second f oor. Girls’ Khaki 5] Khaki dress Bloomer Dresses { Sizes 6 to Suitable for school days, vith bloomers to match, _ Sec ‘ond floor. All White, Voile, B e and Poplin blouses, some with touches of hand em- broidery, others with fine tucking, 34- years. Girls’ Peter Fan Blouses, 2 for length sleeves and yr Pan ce For wear with skirts or sleeveless dre: 6 to 16 years. Second floor. Women’s White 5 Ae Petticoats Soft muslin, trimmed with uct red flounce and iinished with dust-ruffle. Second floor. Kayser’s 16- Bution |Q Qe Silk Gloves ‘98 rach above the elbow. Tluck, white bongee. Each pair w.th a guar- a) Co of Glove Silk ( Bodice ops; reinforced under a ms Pink and o chid. Cool and soft for Sum- _mer, All size Mai floor. Women’s Vests Women’s 1899.95 : L Low Shoes \ Evety pair of White Buckskin, Kid and Reignskin reduced to this price. Also Patent Colt, Dull Kid and Satin in- cluded in this sale. Cuban, Military, or F) "rel ench Heels, Second floor. : Children’s ‘San-— | c Oxtords | 79 fon his y oup, but 316 pairs in all. Second floor, Little Tots’ 28] Summer Dresses ior Gingham, Chambray_ and figured Lawn, Sizes 2 to 6 yrs. Floor, Small Boys’ ! c Suits ‘69 A variety of models and materials to choose from. Sizes 2 to 6 yrs, Second Floor. Doz. Huck By Towels Sp.endid serviceable quality le k towels, White with fast color red borders. Main floor. 3 15x36 inches. All Linen Table Cloths At Less Than Wholesale Only a limited quantity 0 these excep tionally durable pure linen table cloths in 6.95 | Main floor. Fluffy | (33.95 Comforters, \ Silk Mull Covered Dainty comtorts d with silk and tton mull; pr 1 attractive de- s of rose, b chid ond mi Finiahed with wide plain color borde match. Filled with fluffy white cottor Main floor. 8 5° Imported Pearl Necklaces h gradua Id filles 27 in No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Filled. | Lace Window | | Batiste, yd. It represents an unfailing Women’s 1e@ac Net Guimpes ‘69 Eeru or white. Fine quality net, trimmed with Val. or Venise lace. Assorted sizes. Main floor. 6 Handkerchiefs 8]: 19 for Women Linen handkerchiefs, thee range of initials, Sheer or cambric quality. In a box. Main floor. Ribbons, 4107 ins. | Q* c wide, mill lengths, yd.{ 30 Plain ribbons, fan For millinery, hair Main floor. strip “bows, te plaids, sushes ete, 59° Sash Curtains Half Size 36 inch sheer quality Swiss, finished with ing and hemstitched down Third double he front and floor. ross bottom edge. Panels, ea. \ Wid lace pane Whit 3 to sele good quality rt. from. Third floor.” 17 plain it arquisette Ivory, Ecru, Third Marquisette, Plain, Yard Exceptional quality 36 in, wide, Whi floor. Blue Print i@ac Toweline 10yd.pe.4O9 se blue print in pretty designs. 11 wide. Myin floor : ' or White grounds with colored polka dots and beautiful conventional designs. 40 inches wde Main floor. All-Wool Serge and Flannel, yd. Printed Fifty-four-inch shrunk and French Serg 1 Flannel, in of coord white Suituble for pl Main floor All Wool Navy ($7 49 Blue Serge, Yd. { S4-in h all wool ed and shrunk. Suitable for sirts and children’s wear. 69° n or pleated sport skirts. Nickel Alarm Clocks Several hundred of these highly polished i fitted with reliable v nts, 4'¢-inch dial, h shut-off | Guar- Main Floor. 26 Pieces Silverware Bae sign, bright A h, hea Elastic Hosiery and Bandages } A t Linen I Cup Linen h Linen Ac ‘x Sia yds. A x5!, yds t 4 nal Supporter, 1 6.09 5 \ Supporter, 1 floor, Bal Real Leather Men’s 2 Trou ser Suits All wool in a large variety of patterns, An extra pair of trousers with each suit Regulars, stouts and longs. Second floor. Men’ cateunt 09 4. 75 Men’s Shirts of 1 Good Quality Well made, full body hirts of woven or corded madras and of fine percales. A large assortment of patte ns and color- ings. Absolutely fast color materials. Sizes 1349 to 17 Lats floor. Men’s White (84-79 Canvas Oxfords An odd lot of these White fey Oe fords with rubber soles and heels. Regen Ked make. Sizes 6 0 nie oh 10 to 11 only, Second floor, Men's © Onyx 19 0¢ c Silk Socks 129" , thousand pairs of i reliable Reinfore d heels and double lightly irregular. Colors of black, Sizes 944 navy, pnt , cordovan, gray. 0 11}4 Main floor. Men’s i$ 4 95 | Low Shoes All leathers in good grades, dees styles and lasts, rubber heels. Tan Calf, Bla: k Vici and Black Calf. Sizes 6 to 11. Widths B to D. Second floor. 97° All sizes. Bova’ Base Ball Suits Shirt, Pants, Cap and Belt- Third floor Boys’ Wool. : NF he Norfolk Suits | Of Tweed or Cheviot. All with wo pairs o knickerbockers. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Second floor. , Boys Wash Suit Middy and Oliver Twist models in a good assortment of colors. All yarn-dyed fabrics, guaranteed fast color. Sizes Second floor. Handkerchiefs | ge for Men, 70¢ Dozen { Soft finish cambric, plain and with odd Full size 44 -inch hemstitched Main floor. borde Hand Bags An assortment it All Seat lined ‘3 ack and colors, and fitged, Main floor, Genuine Imported Swedish Razors Several hundred imported gonitine Swed- razors, square edge, sharp blade, lok “nadaiee boll ground, Main floor, 14-Kt. Gold Signet Rings ’ signet r with a finely cut Rings are Roman Small and large sizes. orl amond Gold finished Main floor Writing ‘19° ,aper, Box \ Hox containing 24 sheets and 24 enve- lopes. Fabric finish paper in white and ints, Stationery Dept., Lex. Ave. Level, ~ Grocery Specials Verdun Brand imported Sardines, in pure 10¢ 18 .29| ne | I35°|