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WORLD,
MONDAY,
JUNE
10, 1918.
COURT
rmiH BABY.
tteUm When
lloaband 1 Sent to I'rlaon.
When Judjo Slny, In tho Brooklyn
County Court to-tiny, sentenced John
IJelflore, convicted of inansliiURhler In
the first decree, to Sing King for six to
twelve years, his wife, the mother of
seven children with a hnby In her ornn,
iell to the floor In a faint.
"God have meicy on my chll.'rcnl"
he cried ntter slw had bom revived,
what Is to ticconw if them nowj"
Belfloro colhipMHl when leaving the
courtroom and had to he carried out by
Attendants. A brother, Snlvntore, is
linked with him In the chnrcc of mur
dering John Romtna In n quarrel over
a card name, mat Feoruary.
ooooooooooooooooooooooo
Your Tea-pot X
and
"SALADA"
BERNSTORFF PLOT
RICA
I!
ooooo
will tell you a
delightful story. ' 6
Sold only In metal packet
NEVER IN BULK g
B434 0
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Teeth Without
Plates
perlorlty the German mlllloni wto
were to be the Instrument of achieve
, ment. With devotion and wal worthy
ot better caUM they turned their
energy Into " thone channels which
would aid the ruling class.
"Wo must to on with the war. There
Is no other way. This task must not
be left halt done. We must not trans
mit to posterity a legacy of blood and
misery. We may In this gnat con
( flirt go down Into tha Valley of the
I Shadow becnuse our foe If powerful
and inured to war.
"We must bo prepared to meet dis
appointment and temporary revurse,
but wo muBt, 'with American spirit.
rise above them. With coursgoom
hearts we must go forward until this
war Is won."
A military atmosphere pervaded
the commencement ceremonies. Sec
retary Lansing and Ocn. Peyton C.
March.. Chief of Htarr or mo Army, re
Ing pcaco among nations can never ctplenta rff tho honorary degree of
....... Doctor of Laws, were escorted from
be brought Into harmony! compro- ircsident njchmond's residence to the
mis nnnni .von Vi rsinAf.riA." i First Prcubytcrlnn Crturcb. where the
. . . . . . . exercises were held, by more than
noDori innsmg, secretary 01 oiaio, ii000 80ldlers of the Second and Tenth
declared hero to-day In an address Itfflments of tho New York Guard.
os honorary chancellor of Union Col- latlng class were absent on account of
i. . mil tary duaej.
Frederick Putnam Jlollamy of
lnstanco after Instance from his nmoklyn, n member of the Class of
1868, rocoived tne Honorary aegreo or
Envoy Knew Germany Would
Resume U Boat Atrocities
After It Gave Pledge.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.. June 10,
"Prusslanlsm and the Idoa of endur-
own experlcnco at tho head of Amer
ica's Foreign Office wero cited to
prove his point, because he Assorted,
"Americans, even thoso Intellectually
equipped, havo but vaguo Ideas of tbo
attltudo which made Prusslanlsm
possible."
"It Is a fact not generally known,"
said Secretary Lansing, "that -within
Master of Arts.
Tt.ii Standing on Cnrb lilt by Aatn.
Two persons were Injured at Fulton
Street and Myrtle Avenue, iirooxiyn, to
dnv when they wero struck by an auto-
mobile while standing near the curb.
Tho Injured are Mrs. A. Dmp,cy. of
No. iti Herkimer Btreet, lacerations of
the rlxht leK and left knee, and llene
Burger of No. 1005 Hart street, con
U I Save Decayed Teeth,
Tighten Loose Teeth and
Treat Diseased Gums.
J SETS OF TEETII, C!d and
Porcelcli, Crowp' Bridgework,
FiUints and Inlays of Gold,
Silver and Porcelain carefully
mode ot Reasonable Prices.
BADLY DECAYED TEETH
and Roots carefully extracted.
" Teeth thoroughly cleaned.
Broken plates repaired while
you wait or if sent by mail,
5 ptt.BLOoyk
5 2EtlZ5tli0Si?W9ri?ast3tthSt 5
S I.E.COIl.tTIi ANE. N.W.COH.IiJ AVB
lOI'KH II A. M. lO 7 I'. l. DAILY
MrVIIWH l A. M. TO : P, M.
ber In laclles unaerwear, owner nna
driver of the automobile, was arrested
charged with reckless driving.
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
DELL-AN S
tFOR INDIGESTIOM
Ui.llilAAl.
til.LillkA
hi rrosl-
10 lu t)K. CO crDU,
1 unj )iui 1 "
tin lo.r Intcinne liun.fdlillr. Jlifr 'l""
no trlrlnj ot .iu o'li . kiml t.f u
iTodi ctiirtlc, DilU. ttc. ..fWnil for
Mmi.f. to K.VI'l)N til l. 1. lliton,
Mvl
,.i? Bi.r.iMlans of the back, llnrrv
six weeks after tho Imperial Govern- Fedtr of No. 21S7 Pacific Street a Job-
ment had, In tho caso of tho Sussex,
given this Government H.i solemn
promise that It would ceaso ruthloss
slaughter upon the high seas Count
von IlornstorT, appreciating tho
worthlcssncss of tho promise, axked
tho Hcrlln Foreign omco to advlms
him In amplo tlmo beforo the cam
paign of submarlno murder was re
newed In order that ho might notify
the (jtrman merchant ships In Ameri
can harbors to destroy their ma
chinery, becauso ho anticipated that
the renewal of that method of war-
faro would In all probability bring
tho United States Into tho war.
How well the Ambassador know
the character of his government an.l
how perfectly frank ho was! lie
asked for the Information without
apology or Indirection. The very
bluntnc.ts of his message shows ho
wai sure his superiors would hot tako
offenno at tho assumption that their
word was valueless and had only been
given to gnlu tlmo and that, when an
Increase of (lermany's submarlno
fleet warranted, the promise would
bo broken without hesitation or com
punction. "What a commentary on Horn-
storCTs estimate of tho rennn of honor
and good faith of his govcrnnii-nt!
"In view of this spirit of hypocrl
and bad faith, manifesting an enllro
lack of conscience, wo ought not to ho
astonished that the llerlln Foreign
Ofllco never permitted a promise or a
treaty engagement to utand In the
way of a course of nctlon which tho
Gorman Government deemed expedi
ent. I need not clto as proof of this
fact tho flagrant violations of the
treaty neutralizing lielgium and tho
rcrent treaty of Un-st-Lltovsk,
"This diiH'rcdltnblo characteristic of
German foreign policy wat ncccplml
by German diplomats as n matter, of
course and as a natural. U not a
praise w-'Miy, method of dealing with
other jrovernmcntH.'
The rnuso of the war, Ir. Lansing
I said, was simply tho Gct-man desire
WOMAN
IS KILLED
BY AUTOMOBILE IN
SIGHT OF HER SON
Youth Came to Meet Her With
fetter From Another
Son in France.
1
Whllo her son stood waiting on nn
opposite curb at 10th Streot and Bv
cnth Avenuo to-dny with a letter in
his hand from another son In Franco,
which he wan anxious for hla mother
to read, an automobile rounding the
corner from 20th Btreet struck Mrs.
Mary Connelly, nfty-flve yeara old,
ot No. 219 West 20th Btreet She died
(Vfteen minutes later In her son's
arms In a nearby store.
The accident occurred- when Mrs.
Connelly was returning to her home
at lor her morning shopping. During
her absence a lotter cams from her
soldier boy, Daniel, In Franco and
Peter, another son, went to the .corner
to meet her. Tho boy in Franco had
wrltton that ho won well and expected
to lie home shortly.
In his excitement to rush to his
mother's assistance Tetcr droppod tho
letter and It was lost.
Tho "chauffeur, Frank Whllm, nine
teen, of No. 733 Seneca Avenue.
nrooklyn, who was driving a ear be
longing to the Economy Towel Com
pany of No. 33 Park Place, wa
arrested.
According to the police the woman
saw the car approaching anu sno
hesitated, as did the driver, for a
second, nnd then they both started
ahead together and the woman was
struok with such force that he was
knocked Alteon feet.
There wns eonsldcrxble excitement
In the neighborhood over tho accident
as Mrs. Connelly had been a resident
of that section more than lorty years.
Her hiiHband Is engaged in tno ex
press business.
Hat Shop
50 WEST 46TH STREET
Special Sale
or
Exceptional
Millinery
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY
r-Btcci
5 and $10
Values $20 to $50
G$BF for world dominion.
USC "That was and Is tho central
thought of Prusslanlsm," ho nald. "It
excited the cupidity of tho governing
and wealthy classes of the Emplrv. It
1 t
Am'fTStlooforrr.lrrirKii.tur.lfolortor.TM 1 . . ,
rJed bir, for rrmovloe tadrurr n-l m huuW dazzled with lt anticipated glories and
rXu'ycN.'A.'" I'V U- Promlio of u boasted racial su-
James McCreery I Co.
Sth Avenue 34th Slree
SPECIAL VICTROLA OFFER
Buy War Savings Stamps
James McCreery & Co.
5th Avenue ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. 34th Street
June Sale
CORSETS & BRASSIERES
High-grade Makes
Mme. Irene Coraets, made of hnndsomc Brocade; very low top; long straight hip lines. .77."
9 I rcgulurly 15.00, 8.95
Mme. Ireno Corsets, made of Flesh Color or White Brocade; up-to-date model; for full or
medium figure. regularly 8.50, 4.95
American Lady Corsets, mode of White Brocade, with clastic top; long, straight hip line
and back. regularly 4.00, 2.45
B. & J. Brassieres at Vi to 54 Less Than Regular Prices.
Made of lieavy Nainsook; trimmed with lace, Liccor Satin and Lace combination; open front models.
75c, 1.15, 1.35, 1.65
Specially Priced KIBBONS
Lingerie Ribbon
Dainty self-color Satin butterfly design,
in two shades of Blue and Piuk; also White,
Maize and Lilac.
Piece of 10 yards
No. 1 VA 2 3 5
29c 39c 55c 75c 90c
Black Velvet Ribbon
yard 60c
Black Sntin-bnck Velvet Ribbon,
benutif ul quality ; suitable for millinery,
girdles and sashes; inches wide.
Viclrola XA, $90 Viclrola XIA, $115
With a Purchase of $5 in Records
we will place the above
$90 or $115 Victrola
in your home on the payment of
$1 Down
Balance, XA $5 per month; XIA $6 per month
Remarkable Sale
SMALL OCTAGON-SHAPED
BRACELET WATCHES
13.75 "
regularly 17.50
An exceptional opportunity to purchase a desirable Gradua
tion, Birthday or Bridesmaid gift.
53 Bracelet Watches, guaranteed 20-year quality Gold-filled; octagon style; engraved
or plain polished cases; convertible extension Bracelet to match; fitted with a guaranteed
15-jcwelcd lever movement.
Unusual Offerings EMBROIDERIES
Attractive Embroideries in a large range of widths, suitable for
trimming dresses, blouses and children's wear.
Cambric, Naiusook and Swiss Embroidered Edgings and Insertions, in very pretty designs
regularly 15c to 20c, yard 8c to 10c
Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries, in dainty patterns; suitable for trimming children's wear
regularly 25c to 50c, ynrd 18c, 20c, 25c
Embroidery Bcadings in various widths regularly 25c, yard 15c
Exceptional Offerings NOTIONS
Naiad (jartnent Shield Holders, with regu
lar and full Dress Shields:
regularly 1.50, 1.35 regularly 85c, 65c
Naiad Bolero Dress Shields, with regular
or full Dress Shields:
Flesh Color regularly 80c, pr. 65c
White Nainsook regularly 70c, pr. 55c
"Reliable" Dress Shields:
Flesh Color Inr 27c, doz. 3.00
White Nainsook covered.. pair 20c, doz. 2.25
Rubber Bathing Cups 25c to 75c
Bathing Slippers 55c to 1.50
Bathing Shoes 1.00 to 2.50
Treo Elastic Bathing fiirdles 1.50 to 3.50
Trco Elnstic Athletic or Bathing Supporters..
60c to 2.50
Venus Sanitary Napkins:
Twelve in box 60c, 70c and 95c
Six in box 30c and 35c
Venus Compressed Sanitary Napkins
doz. 65c, 95c
Venus Sanitary NelU in Sateen 25c
Apron Dress Trotectors 30c, 45c, 1.35
Venus Sanitary llloomcr Aprons 45c
"Hold Tight" Hair Nets, cap or fringe
doz. 50c, 85c, 1.25
fame in While or !ruy 3 for 40c
Hone Hair Tins 3 boxes 25c
Enamelled Dress Hangers. ,ca. 10c, doz. 1.10
Dress and Skirl Hangers 8 for 20c
Wood Shoe Trcea 4 pairs for 25c
Lord & Taylor
nrt
jStbStreot FIFTH AVENUE 39th Sxreot
Founded 182S. Fura and Draperies Stored in Cold Urn '1'r l'cl- -rcciej M00
Pershing's Tlftcr Marines Are Hitting The llun Line In France
Join the bunch of fighting thoroughbreds, for service on land, sea or in the air
cast in the same mold( with thei soldiers of Cacjar'j famous Legion who with their liaudf
whipped ten times their weight in Huns I '
U. S. Marino Corps Recruiting Station 24 East 23rd Street, New York.
A Sale of 9,200 Pairs
Men's Fine Half Hose
Lord & Taylor standard grades at material re
ductions from Lord & Taylor regular prices
The more pairs you buy the lurgcr your savings will be Hosiery prices
arc advancing and whitt man ever has too many pairs of socks?
The Fashjonablc Weaves, Styles and Colors of the Season
r
Lisle Thread Half Hose
35c Paf
(3 pairs for $1.00)
Mercerized lisle thread in black, white,
navy, grey, suede and champagne.
Silk Half Hose
55c pa,r
Silk half hose with lisle soles; black,
white and various colors.
Fancy Half Hose
85 c PIr
Silk and Silk plaited in a large variety
of new stripes and color combinations.
Silk Half Hose
95C Pair
Full fashioned with reinforced lisle soles
and heels in black only.
Silk Half Hose $1.55 pair
Two-toned accordeon weave ribbed silk with lisle soles; black and white, black and
red, black and blue, green and white, blue aj)d white.
Ground floor
I
Every Spring Garment
In the Lord & Taylor
Misses' Suit, Coat and Dress Stocks
Reduced for Immediate Clearance
Presenting a most Unusual Opportinuty to make se
lections for present wear at exceptionally low prices.
Small Lots, Odd Sizes, and In some ma
terials only one or two garments of a kind.
Tailor-made Suits, Spring Silk and Wool Dresses,
Coats, Capes and Sleeveless Jackets
Marked down to close out at once.
$15.00, $25.00, $35.00 and up
No C. O. Ds No Exchanges No Mail Orders No Approvals
TAiril Floor v
s
A Sale of Lamps
At Very Special Prices
Artistic Lamps and decorative shades, most
desirable for country homes, because at minimum
expenditure affording maximum effectiveness.
A variety of styles, from which to select, all at
prices which represent the acme of value-giving. '
AdjuHtable. Metal Floor Lampt
Lamp liases ol the graceful type,
so much in demand for veranda use.
Verde antique or brushed brass
hnish special .T.UU
A Group of floor Lamps One
or two of a style, including solid
mahogany, lacqucredj gold, ivory
and polychrome finished Lamps;
many choice designs; wired com
plete Reduced to $7.00
Floor Lamp Shades About 25
odd shades, in charming color com
binations ami unusually pretty de
signs, slightly soiled because used
for display purposes.
Reduced to $3.50
Boudoir Lamps A few of a
style, including solid mahogany,
ivory, gold and lacquered lamps,
many of which have been great
reduced Special $1.50
Boudoir Lamp Shades Dainty designs in practically
every desirable color; many novelties. Reduced to 1.50
Pyramid Sight Candles Special a box 30c
filth floor
1,500 Yardi
White
Ribbons
Specially Priced
33c
48c
55c
a yard
The Summer de
mand for wide white
Ribbons this season
so much in vogue is
met by this timely
offering.
Fine quality
Tuffeta Moire
Satin Taffeta
Faille and Brocade
In widths 5, 6 and
7 inches.
(irouml floor.
Owners of First Liberty
Loan Bonds May
Exchange
Their coupons (due Sat
urd.i. June lO here lor
Thrift Stamps, ar Sav
ings Stamps or cash.
Buy War Savings Stamps Now3e
3
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