The evening world. [volume], June 11, 1915, Final Edition, Page 9, Image 9

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THE IVINIKO WORLD, FEIDAY, JUKI 11, ltlS.
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ROOFS BOOK
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Y FOR PHILIPPINES
TO STAY ON BORDER
Mexican Situation ' Not Im
proved and Precaution Taken
to Meet Possible Trouble.
(Special from Staff Correipondtnt
of The Evenlno World.)
"WASHINGTON, June 11. No def
inite news has been received by the
State Department that Cnrrania.
Villa, and other warring goneralu
hare gotten together as the Presi
dent warned tliem to do. Instead ot
conditions Improving there la appar
ently an von -worse state bt affairs.
Particularly are complaints Increas
ing of outrages on Americans and
property of foreigners. Every day
brings additional reports from con
suls of attacks, Imprisonments and
difficulties.
The situation Is becoming so ag
gravated that unless a compromise
la quickly effected the President, It
Is stated here, wilt be obliged to
fulfil 'his warning to take further
steps to bring about order.
Poulblo Intorfcronco by local Mexi
can odlclals along the border with
plans of tho Hod Cross to distribute
through American consular officers
and Its own agencies food supplies to
the famine threatened Mexican pos
sible Is the reason for orders fror
the War Department to delay th
departure of three regiments from
the border to tho Philippines.
The Amorlcan troop cannot cross
the border without Instructions from
Washington, but in view ot the pos
sibility of roslstanco by the Mexican
officials the War Dopartment Intends
to have at hand means to onforce any
Instructloni that may be clven by
President Wilson. Tho regiments af
fected ore tho Fifteenth Cavalry at
Fort Bliss, Tex., the Twenty-seventh
Infantry at Galveston and the Ninth
Infantry at Douglas, Ariz.
Those regiments were to proceed to
Manila to relieve three other regi
ments. It is said at the War Depart
ment, however, that the suspension
of orders Is only temporary.
The American Consul at Juares has
been Instructed to insist that no sum
mary measures be token by Mexican
officials against George Marks and
S, Franklin, under death sentence for
alleged circulation of counterfeit
money. The Consul reports the men,
"presumably" Americans, have been
- 'found guilty by a military court. He
was Instructed to Insist that the exe
cution' be stayed until the State De
partmen examined the evidence.
SAYS HE STOLE AUTO
TO BIKE WIFE A RIDE
"Dr. Edward Cowl" Asserts He
Spend Money on Drink and
Drove Off Car.
That his wife wanted a three-day
auto trip and didn't know that be had
spent the money to pay for it, and
also that be had been drinking, was
the explanation offered In the Harlem
Court to-day by a man who says he
Is Dr. Edward Cowl of Syracuse, for
stealing an auto'faat night. He de
clined to gtye the New York address
of his wlf and was held In $2,500 ball
for trial.
The prisoner claimed to be a grad
uate ot the University of Syracuse
and said he was visiting here with his
wife and spent about VM drinking.
When his wife pointed out Louis
Credner's advertisement of an auto
Fit EE EVENING SAIL
a "MMMiy,"
TUESDAY. JUNE IB
Far all girls whs, properly
spentored, entered The Eve
ning World-Universal Film
Cmeany's recent FRKE PA
MAMA-PACIFIC TOUB CON
TEST. Upon written request te the
Free Teur Bureau, Evening
World, 3 Psrk Hew, New
Yerk City, eseh plrl will bs
sent two tickets, for self and
escort.
There will be dancing, with
silver laving eups offered as
prices.
for hire at 115 per day he started out
to get the auto.
Credner sulci Cowl met him near his
home at No. 400 East Nineteenth
Street, and aftor suggesting a ride
with some young women they went
to Amsterdam Avonue and One Hun
dred and Twentyelghth Street, and
while Credner was ringing a door bell
Cowl started away with the auto.
After an exciting chase, la which
shots were fired, he was caught at
Twelfth Avenue and On Hundred
and Thirty-sixth Street.
HALTS HIS THIAl BY
HITTID8 SELF II FACE
Murder Defendant Causes Hemor
rhage by Acting Death Tragedy
cn Witness Stand.
Benjamin Stransky, en trial before
Justice Weeks In the Hrorvx County
Supreme Court, charged with killttsg
his wife by burning her to death in
her bed at No. til Wast One Hundred
and Thirty-sixth Street on Dec 18,
took the stand to-day for cross-exam
Inatlon by Assistant District Attorney
Seymour Mork. On his direct exam
ination yesterday StraniVy said he
was awakened at o'clock In the
morning to find the tied lie and Ma
wife oecupied on fire; and that he had
tried has, beet to am her.
"What did you do in tryteg to tare
hetr asked Mr. Mork.
"She had a sheet over her ffceeV
fsJd Strasaky, steading a grabbed
the sheet like this and snUed. The
sheet, gave way Wte this"
, fltrevnssjy'ai.kaads flaw up sski h
struck Mwsaatt ta the aaoe. The back
of .one hand landed on his nose with
ssjcfo .fores as to eswtss) a lieuiei itaafsu
Asstios Weeks adjourned couil fog
half en hour while the Jail phyartoiaa
worked orer Stransky to slap Ms
hieea.
tMver til la Dearer Net lnka.
'The deep sea direr Injured In trying
to raise the submarine T-i In Honolulu
Harbor and now ill in Denver. Col., Is
net WUllara T. Loughraan ot No. tilt
Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan, as was
at flret supposed and published. The
deHrlous diver JtTDenver is' thought to
be Frank Orluey, who rescued LousTi-
man after LAUsjhman was hart under
.the water. Loughman la now at Valla
te, Cel., In the Naval Hospital, and has
wrlttsn his wife he will start home
June II.
ISN'T ITCHING
ECZEMA AWFUL!
Art ros ea
suffererf Do
tfeeee ugly pa trace of rropUea start vp
and Itcfe as Urals tWr wesJd drive
Ton (rattle, aad Kara vers Med treat
ed after trratmeat with at best sly
temporary relieff The yes ate oaly
goiag through the esperiesoe of tboo
saads of others who have at last foand
that Resiael healed their sick sklas
for good.
With the first aee of fUriaol Oint
ment and Retlnol Soap tbe itching end
burning utuslly stop, snd soon all tract
of ecaema or similar torturing akin
trouble disappear, even In severs sad
stubborn caeca. Doctors have prescribed
tbe Reslnel treatment for tweat years.
Bold by all druggist. Advt.
World Wants Work Wonders.
Value, combined with variety, is
the concrete nummary of our
showing; of men's Summer suits
reduced to
$25.
English, Scotch and American
woolens in exclusive designs.
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place AFburth Avenue
SulMPety Station st Dftor
it it u iy
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EVENIN6 WORLD BEAUTIES
VISIT GRAND CANYON
(
Free Tour Winners Spend Entire
Day Viewing Wonder of
the West.
(Specfol to Th Erenlnf World.)
DflNSIiOW, .Aria- Juno 11. The
fltty girls westward bound on the
Free Panama-Pacific Tour, Including
the eevon pretty girls chosen by The
livening World, spent yesterday view
ing the wonders of the Grand Can
yon. Moving pictures wero taken ot
the girls with the canyon as a back
ground. The entire party was taken
In carriages for a drlvo alone the
edge of tho canyon. At 8 I'. M. the
girls left on the "Universal Ueaty
Special" for Los Angeles, Cal.
At Los Vegas, Wednesday, the girls
had the eligible bachelors ot the town
for reak(ast companions. No en
gagements reported, although It will
be a long while before tho young men
of that town wilt get buck itlielr ap
petites. Albuquerque turned out en
inasso to greet the beauties. A half
hour visit was mude to the Indian
village ot Islets.
SfcdYEAR
T.M.
STEWART,
438440-442 WEST Slst ST.
RUG"0 CARPET
CLEANSING
is Fire-Frool BtaUaf .
I FIRE PROOF STORAGE I
For Household Goods.
TtumoN!
if S567 COLUMBUS
. WHERE
Are You Going to Spend
YOUR VACATION?
It the Oft Repeated Question
For the Beat Aanrer Read tbi
Resort Advertisements
Printed is Tbe
Daily and Sunday World
Over JM Places te Select Frees
Broadway
nks&QJuiituntuj
Specialists in Men's, Women's and Children's Apparel
34th Street
Tomorrow, an important special offering of
Women's Summer Silk Dresses
newest modes for afternoon wear, special at $14.50
Crepe de chine or taffeta, with two-tier or ruffled skirt, bolero or coatee
, effects. Organdie or lace collar and vestee. Cool, light, dressy models.
In the much-wanted navy blue or white, also Hague blue, silver gray, or
black. Sizes 34 to 42.
A particularly interesting tale of
1000 Dainty Summer Tub Dresses
tpcciai at $5.95, $7.50 and $10.00
Dolly Vardtn flowered voile, French or Ramie linen, also combinations
of linen or voile. An exceptionally comprehensive assortment of styles
and colors; all sies.
Tomorrow, exceptional offerings in
Women's Street and Sport Coats
including several models especially for travel
White Chinchilla or Yama Cloth Coats, $18.75
Three-quarter length, with or without belt; raglan sleeves. Yama cloth
in many colors, including stripes and plaids trimmed with white broad
cloth or self fabric.
White Chinchilla Sport Coats, special at $11.75
Several newest models, one bound with silk braid. Full belt with loops,
patch or slash pockets, inset sleeves.
Rubberized Raincoats, special at $6.95
Bombazine or Canton cloth, all desirable colors: absolutely waterprool.
Natural Linen Raglan Coats, $3.95
Full length: fully water-shrunk: convertible collar, flap patch pockets.
Tomorrow, an important special offering of
Women's Sport and Dress Skirts
Skirts of gabardine, repp or cordeline, $1.95
Skirts of khaki, washable corduroy, repp, cordeline or Palm o oe
Beach cloth,
Skirts of linen, pique, gabardine, $3.95
Skirts of creton, ratine, pique, eponge, white or colored corduroy
or linens or washable velour.
$5.00
Tomorrow important economies in a
Clearance of Women's Tailored Suito
Our entire stock of high grade finely tailored Suits of the season's most
desirable wool fabrics are reduced almost regardless of their former
prices to effect immediate disposal.
44 Suils, were $19.50 to J2S.00 reduced to
68 " " 525.00 to 539.50 reduced to
50 " " $39.50 to $45.00 reduced to
35 " ' $49.50 to $65.00 reduced to
None C. O. D., on approval, or credited.
$10.00
$15.00
$22.50
$28.00
Linen or Palm Beach Suits, special at $10.00
Norfolk, belted and sport models; belted skirt with patch pockets.
Natural, white, Copenhagen, Belgian blue or rose. Sizes 34 to 44.
Women's Costume Bathing Dresses, special at $9.75
Fancy striped or plain taffetas; plaids, satins or silk poplins. ' Very
dressy models, with fancy collar and belt, some collars convertible. Plain
full-flare, corded or tier skirt. Sizes 34 to 44.
Taffeta Bathing Dresses, special, at $5.00
Straight-ljne model, with belt. Piped at neck, sleeves and bflt with
contrasting silk. Sizes 34 to 44.
Continuing the unueually tarty
Clearance Women's Low Shoes
Our regular $SK f and $7 Shoee
reduced to $3.95
Pumps and Oxforda in 90 of the Mason's bsst stylss.
Including every color and every leather expressing the
whims of fashion to date.
None C. 0. D exchanged or credited. ,
The neueet fade In
Women's Dainty Neckwear
Washable neck ruffs of white organdie, very j
full, edge corded with black or white: black ?
ribbon bows at ends. ;
Washable Ruffs of "dimity-organdie" or
plain organdie in white, white.edged with
color, of solid color. Rosebuds and colored
or black ribbon ends.
95c
$1.90
Women's Gloves Special
for Graduation and June toeddlnyt; correct
in every detail; prices of' compelling tntere$t
White elbow length, mousquetaires oH q
imported glace lambskin. jl.OV
White Milanese silk Gloves, Kayser's make.l nn
16-button length. J.J1.UU
White Milanese silk Gloves, 16-buttonl M
mousquetaires. j
Kayser's white tricot elbow length mousque- ft
taires, embroidered arms. f $00
Young Men's Clothes at $15
and what that means at Sales'
We make clothes for the young man at prices
both lower and higher than S15.00. But we feel that
S15.00 is the most popular price of all, and even though
a young man should desire to spend more, we shall be
glad tohavehimformulatehis opinion of our capabilities
by our $15.00 productions. They tell our entire story,
as to style, individuality and finish, and it is our ex
perience that many a young man who has been accus
tomed to spend more lias found full satisfaction in a
Saks garment at S15.00.
Ts season's models in our young men's gaiments
are particularly notable for style-variations, and the
fabrics are equally well assorted.
At 115.00 we are showing Norfolks, single breasted
and double breasted models, in all the favored fabrics
for smart Summer wear, with the ever popuhr blues,
browns and grays first in the betting.
Sale extraordinary, Boys'
and Youths' Silk Shirts
very epectally priced at $1,45
our regular stock price is $2.95
Fine imported silk mixtures, many with rich colored
silk Russian cords'. Exclusive patterns and absolutely
fast colors. Effects that .are altogether unusual and
extremely beautiful. Soft negligee with soft (French)
cuffs. Also tennis and sport skirts witk attached collar
and short sleeves. Cut very full and roomy. Neck
bands 12 to 14i.
In the Misses' Section
Timely offering of mppmrel in the
newest modes, at prices tn every
Instance providing a pronounced economy
Misses' Summer Dresses, special at $6.50
Ruffled models, in colors or white, of dotted, Yloral or striped voile; coatee
effects in combinations of voile and linen. All-white Dresses of plain
or striped crepe or voile. Sizes 14 to 18.
Misses Summer Dresses, special at $9.50
Dainty bolero models with ruffled or two-tier skirt. French 'voile, crepe,
handkerchief or French linen, organdie, net. and combinations of net or
voile. Lace or ribbon trimmed; all-white or the newest Summer colorings.
Misses' Taffeta Dresses, special at $18.50
Newest models navy, white or black chiflon tnftota. Ruffled or tier
skirt, self or crepe sleeves. Sizes 14 to 18.
Misses' Washable Skirts, special at $1.95
Toilored, button-front modef, patch, slash, or flap pocket. Cordeline
gabardine, Ramie linen or khaki. Length 35 to 39 inches.
ImportantClearancesofMisses'Wear
1
56 Misses' 118.50 to S25.00 Wool Suits .reduced to 910.00
53 Misses' 129.50 to 135.00 Wool Suits rsiuesi to $15.00
62 Misses' S35.00 to 139.50 Wool Suiis ...reduud to $20.00
67 139.50 to J49.50 Wool or Silk Suits reduced to $24.00
93 Misses' 912.50 to 115.00 Wool Coats reduced to $7.S0
67 Misses' f 16.50 to 119.50 Wool Coats. ....... .reduesd to $10.00
76 122.50 to 125.00 Wool or Silk Coats.,. .reduced to $14.80
64 $29.50 to $35.00 Wool or Silk Coats!. . . . M .rtiucsd to $11.50
Girls' Washable Dresses, at $1, $2 A $3
ichlch ordinarily sett mt $3.90 to $10.00
The models are the newest and most desirable, including Empire, guimpe,
and middy styles. A fine assortment of colors and color combinations.
Fabrics include French linen, figured voile or crepe, imported ginghams
in checks, plaids or stripes, and flowered or figured lawn. Sizes 6 to 14.
Misses & Girls' Middy Blouses, special at 85c
Twill or khaki ; button-front, Norfolk or regulation model. Sizes 6 to 20;
Misses' Bathing Suits, special at $3.75.
Fine mohair, in many becoming models for girls of 6 to 18 Beautifully
trimmed and finished. Navy or black. Sawsnsl Flaw
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Very special for ONE day, tomorrow ONLY
Genuine Palm Beach Suits, $3.95
Our regular stock price is $5.00
Splendidly tailored in the smartest summer Norfolk styles; plain or
fancy striped Palm Beach cloth. Quite the most desirable Summer
suits for dress or sport wear. '
Tomorrow, the semi-annual
Clearance of Saks Boys' Suits
Two pairs of knickerbockers with each Suit. Sizes 7 to 18 years.
An exceptionally fine assortment of fabrics, colorings and patterns.
Saks high-class tailoring throughout.
NORFOL KSUI TS, were $11.75 and $12.75 now $8.75
NORFOLK S UITS, were $9.95 and $10.95
Boys' All-wool blue Serge Norfolk. Suits,
ages 7 to 18 years, very special at $7.50
Two pairs knickerbockers: mohair lined.
Boys' Two-piece Jersey Bathing Suits, $2.00
All-wool, in heather, navy blue, gray or gun metal, in combinaticn
with bright colors. Sizes 26 to 36. Suits a boy will be proud to own.
Children's Bathing Suits, special at $2.75
A very exceptional value. Pure worsted, sweater knit, one-piece
garments, with belt and half sleeves. A new style introduced by Saks.
Newest color combinations, including white.
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