The evening world. [volume], June 10, 1918, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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MONDAY, JUNE
6
EVENING
wobJld,
10,
Wf8.
Don't miss it for
pa rfay
Ever y li o t
weather meat, lii.li
and vegetable will
taste the better f(ir
JUUUU5
OLD INGUSH
Sauce
MADE IN U. S. A.
At Grocers and Dp Irnlcnncn Store.
Mad b E. Prittiurd, 311 Sprinf St.. N. Y.
WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS
TOLD WIFE TO FORGET HIM
AND MARRY A GOOD MAN
Letter From What Lmyr Calls
"Gentleman of Elegant Leisure"
IntroJuccJ in huil.
An unusual letter was Introduced to
dy before Justice l-aiatnky In the Ku
premo Court In Ilroohiyn In the niipllm
tlon of Ilobliuon V Thompson for n
dloliiton of the partnership of himself
nd lili wife, Helen 0., In a braid mill
at Corona, I I.
William 15. Btewarl, attorney for Mrs.
Thompson, denied Thompson's claim of
a I2S,000 share In the business
"Ho I a (ftitl'itmn of elepant
leisure." Mr. Htewart declared, "who
look advantago of the relation cxl.tlns;
between hlms.1f and his wife, lie ail
around tho olllc. read .tirwp.ipr.
smoked prood clltara nnd run the pln.ee
Into debt."
.Mr Stewart submlllid n letter which
he said Thompson left for lila wife when
lie went away la at Kritlnl-r It rend
i m m m ny m mm raangraraTAi i.v. m i
Women's
Sweaters
it
rfi
Htg, 7'irul. Mo
at McCutcheon's
The latest models in all this season's colors
and shades arc here in variety, an interesting
assortment to choose from.
Shetland Wool Slip-on
Sweater Sleeveless
Black, White alul color,
5?2.9S to 5.95.
With Sleeve Purple,
Tan, Pink, Rose, Copen
hagen, Sky, and Black,
trimmed with White An
gora, 7.50.
Fiber Silk Sweater
Block weave, lare sailor
collar and sash. Copen
hagen, Pink, Watermelon,
Purple, Lavender, Khaki,
Black, and Black and
White, $10.50.
Scotch Brush Wool
Sweater - Convertible
!uwl collar. Black, White
and colors, $11.95.
Chiffon Alpaca Wool
Sweater Tuxedo front, full back, with sash. Black,
White and colors, $15.75.
Pure Silk Sweater Vancy Stripe design, Plaited back,
with sash and sailor collar, $25.00.
Pure Silk Sweater Novelty weave, shawl collar,
Plaited back, with sash, $42.50.
Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets
112
m m i . wan trq w jm it i r v1'. ni niivm mm im .aa nn w nva mn a. m nv. rrr
SlSTlea tCi.tland Wool Slip on
Brro.t.r. 13,73.
"Don't bother about ni any more.
KorRpl me if yi.'i in- Oct n dlvorr
and. if jnu inn t ' aorno Rood mill
marry aiinin. Iiu' ibovo nil bold onto
your niotK v in i be should turn out
ilka m
Tako Rrmd "" "f Helen mid Konny
'Me lilni a ct"'l "I'H'iillon If ytm cm
afford It 'I'll bun I m dead, no lbit
lie v,lll rniK"! m. ami don't tell Inni
what kln.l of n fmlier I w,"
"llrlMi. nf itiiirK'. know what I am
.imt rb" alt kn"" wbnt I buvo b en
nnd III fotfc. in'' "
YEOMAN, ENGAGED, SUICIDE.
Ilrnil, Un l Mnrry St, .tii.riih
(Mil I (.Irl Aflrr tbf Wnr.
Tho N.dy ul Prank Jnifph llrady.
twinly-afven of t. Joavph, Mo..
yomnii In tin' t'mtoil Btatea Navyf
ho I in ns "I hlndf In tho Clarendon
ttotnl. Ilrnoklyn. waa tumid nt lo the
I'Vdrrnl i.tit liorit!- lo-dny. AmonK hla
efforti ttn h ph'i'oicmpli of n pri'tty.
datk-lialrd Kill .th "from Homiibndy'r
8rtlifiiif wnli.'i on thf bark.
Tlirt" nulled and.ntnmprd lettera liy
on a tnblr. One i nddroaard to Mlsn
Maritarrl llrady. N" .1918 Moll Htrect.
Knnana City, .Mo unotlic r to .tamra
llrady. So 132(1 Sr. ul, .1t, ntrtrt, m.
.To.iepb. .Mo. nnd ibe third lo MIm CpcII
Clnrko No ll TaiMf-r Hlroit, HI Jo
aepli dranatrli in 'I'h' IJvi nlnir World to
day from lt loriianondf'iit nt HI
lonrpli Mo . ami) Ilrndy wna enuaKPil
to be married tu Mlaa Cecil Clnrko nf Umt
city. It was tier nhotoxraph Dint 'una
found nmonc hla ffffrta. .Uaa Clmki'
did not know u! Ilrndv'a don Hi until
o Infnrmrd bv Tlu KvinltiE World
coripapoiidi iil Shr hud ricelved a lot
tor from lilni limi week nnd ha wna In
a ch'erliil mood Tlio wrddlns wna to
take pl.u'o iilUr Ihn war. i'rt-vloua to
hla enllatment llrady won n clr-rk In i
fit. Jox iili bank.
HER JEWELS GRABBED ON 'L
Hand ThrnnKli Open Vlnilt
nnti'lipil ll l.iin'a l.n vullrrc.
Marin I.MriR of No. .',07 Kait 17th Httert
u atlllriK at an eaat window of a Third
Anur "L" train Hhdi It (topped ut
ISth ritrent at 1: 3'J thla nmriilnr.
ThrouKh the opn wlmlow a man'a hnnd
rame. aniiicnen .in jhiir n (iinmomi
tnvallero from the r.i'ck and wlthdrow.
Aa ahn acrranied Capt. CouKhlln of tho
Ilrooklyn delectlva reached tho atntlnn
platform with n bound and nave chu
to a man ho went downatalra and Into
tho iiniM of Patrolman Kdmtmri
Ilurke of Ihe Hast 2Id Htreet atatlon.
Tim prlaonei mid lir wna Nlcolo Catn
UNO. No 3IH llaat 12th Hlreet. and the
polloo any he haa an Klmlru record. The
'ivnllrru a not found
TOO ANXFOUS TO CONVICT.
It r ii 1 1 la rreedoin for .Man A ff lined
nf rrlfillliiiin Aamiutt.
Hy lliclr oMrm-Hlouanean to aocuro a
conviction of Peter llurlln of No. Dl
Coffey Street, nrooklyn. ihurited 1th
felouloua niaault. M-vvnil wltneae
called In the enso Kl"ed for him n
auaprnalon of utitenee by County Judri)
Dyku in Ilrooklyn thla uiornlriK. llurlln,
ilit'V miiintnlned. hud attacked tho
riod aliiitle-hiiniK d nnd Inflicted var
ious nnd aundiy lnjurl..
"Vim nriiteat too much." nnld Judee
Pyke. "I rain billew' tunny thlima,
out 1 wiin' I bellevo that n limn III hla
ilKht acuta, who cured a alruw for
hla life, would mix up with u bunch
ilka you."
llurr KleU llreilkn tliiy'H .IntT.
bile leudlni; a horan betonRlnf; to
IiIh father, nt l.orlmer Ktroet and
H, nr.ilHny, WllllamaburB, to-day.
I'h'llp l.olne, ten year' old of No,
.11 M )nro Htreet, atiunbled and fell.
Tho animal Ulr.U"d him In the faro
brvnklntr hla rlRht Jnw and mmn. and
tinrnpli'd hla bndy. lie wna taken to
the UMIll.unahiilK llOHpltal.
PLAN WORKED OUT TO POOL
RESOURCES OF ALL ALLIES
Propo'd! to He Submitted to Wilson
Would Make War Industries j
Bnard Supreme. !
WAfitllNOTON, Juno 10. A plan fo'
pooling- all tho iesourci of ttin United
Htatej and Ita eo-belllrercula Into oni
nat iconomle and war machine, nn
wlilr). (iv.fiimMi cfflclala and Allied
repr. entnllvea nn' working will be aub-
ml'tid roon to rr.Mldent iIon.
Tl.i. nninnaal. under eonalderatlon fo'
i-onii. tltn. la In the hand J of Chairman
linruch of tliu war Industrie! lionru.
who hai rono over It with other Gov
rnnieiit offlcra nnd membera of the
Alllid mlaalona here. Aa outlined, It
contemplate making the InduMrlei
Hoard virtually Industrial dictator of
the nations aaaoclntrd In tht war
npilnat tho Central Powers.
Need for ureater co-ordlnallon of In
duatrlal effort, similar to the. iniillnir of
the mllllary commands under Sen.
Koeli. ha a been atresaed by nfflclnla
hntb In llm Culled Htatea and In 13n-
I
SAYS IIeFdROVE PERSHING.
Chnutf. nr. Held am IteeMean 1rler, '
llaa Honorable Army l)lebare. I
Anlhons Andonlo, who aald he J
acted aa chauffeur for Clan. John .1 i
l'eiahliiB nnd had driven the Amer1-.
man niral alon the French Ilnea
for rqver.il mnnthe, waa arraigned In !
ihe Adama Utieet Court, Ilrooklyn.)
to-day on a chuiRe of recklea drl-
Inir. Andonlo exhibited on honorable
d achat r?e from tho United Statea
Armv for physleal dlrablllty. which
Iih i?nl wna due to poor eyealffht fol-
lowliiu Ran attack. Moglatrate lley-
no'.dn paroled him for further exam- '
Initlon. '
Andonlo. employed as a mechanic ,
In a iiarace, went for an auanaoned
auto van, tho ateerlns: gear of which
vnti nut of order. In trylna to net
the truck back to the sarnffe It sic
isKiitd alone the street.
DECREASE IN FAILURES
SHOWS DUSINESS GAINING
l-cdc; il Reserve Bulletin Reports
W:ir Conditions Are Njw
Being Overcome.
WASIIINOTON, Juno 10. Ac oaiphih
Ir.r an almost complete eronoui'c read
Jiiatni'i.' in thirteen months. American
b Mlnea ho i fit n record In iiieetliiK
ur condlllotia In the June federal
lleaerve flullotln data Is presented show
Ir.B the gradual decreasi In rommetrlal
inotiallty us evidence that buslnesslmen
bnvf. been able to cope with wnr prob-
ll'IIH,
r.xclti."l" of b.iii'.ilna and othci fi
duciary aliapentlon, tho flrat threo
weeks of .May show only SOI loniino-.
clal failures In the same period of
131 nil firm were forced to quit busi
ness. Knllures In April, tho laat month
for which coinplcto figures aro avail,
able, lotnlled 006, while In April, 1917,
1.0CJ fallurci were reported. It Is esti
mated that May failure will full 11
per cent below those of the eume
month Uat yeat. '
Crop conditio . a hava Improved de
cidedly In thu laet month. Tho labor
question atlll threatena lo hamper the
Haiti-ami ui n uuiuper crop, uut uiero
are Indication of Improvement. Wane
aonerally are on tho Increaic
noaton-.err Vorb Mall l'llaht I'ott
poned.
nOSTON, Juno 10. Poatmaater Will
lum K. Murray of tlostoti will ride In tho
flr.l airplane which carries mull from
Iloaton to Now York, ho announced to
day .Murray appeared at the atnrtlmr
nciu iii'u.j io inniif- ino irip. out It
wna called off after Aviator Webb had
communicuica wim .new Torn.
Tnllr Ilnrt When IS err Orlenun
Klyer Jnmpi Trnek.
I.OUISVIt.Li;. Ky., Juno 10. Louis-villi-
and Nashville psasenrrer train No.
7. the Now Orleans flyer, was derailed
nt iluber .station, is mile south of
lrfiuiavnie, into ycsierusy. -twelve were,
cut nnd brluaed.
MAN'S BODY FOUND AT BEACH
ChMuffrnr'a l.leenae Indicate He
Mteil In Manhntlnn.
Th. ,.f a nM tiitinntfil lo he
tli j t of tlenurdo .Monclova. a chauffeur
whose retldrnce was No 11 Lexltiton
Atenuu, was picked up to-day by Prank
Utteuwood, a life tuarn, at the eastern
end of Manhattan flpsch. Tho body had
betti In the water several weks, and
was fully dreaeed. tn one of the pockets
was a cnautieur a license una u
on Ihe coat bore the number of tht
lltenne.
A cut over the right cyt was ","t:0l".
ered by the surgeon at Kings County
uoipiiai, na me ponce wei uunmu.
OBITUARY riOTES.
Ambrose n Adnma of the dry goods
firm of 8hrevo.fi Admit and a member
of tho Hoard of Dltentora of the CltUeni
National P.anl:. died at hla home. No. '!
Park Avenue, yejtcrday. aged fifty
sfve n,
nr. John Marrltt. for many years a
Physician of llrooUlyn. died at hl
home. No. s: President 8tret. Brook
lyn, yeatarday, aiftd iventy-two.
The Most Ilev. Jusn Oontalei. Arch
bishop of hantUfO, Chill, Is desd In
that city.
1liul. Uoula It. Cowdrey of the 5lh
IteKlment. New Jeisey National Ouard.
la dead at his lato home In Vatslc. sged
forty-six.
John It. Sueaie, formerly Manager
and proprietor of the Wtstchenter Hotel
in Port Chester. ! dead at hi horns
In that place, a(ced rlfty-alx.
Mcnla Maal M'na Slan I'reeil.
The livening World on flaturday pub
lished a report of the (Uncharge by Judge
Craln In General Selona of four men
who had been In the Tomba l'rlisn alnce
laat November on i chvge of murder.
One of the mei. atiarged was Nicola
Sassl, but through an error In the re
port sent out by a new association
the first name wa-i given as Michael
Instead of Nicola. The correction wa
aent out by the newa association.
tOO.OOC I'lre nt Caribou. Me.. Destroy
I'neSve llnllilliiS".
CAHIBOl'. Me., June 10. Damage
caused by a fire which destroyed ten
buslnesa bulldlnga and two residences
horn early to-day was estlmxtul by in
surance agents at IKO.OOl.
W. H. BALDWIN'S OUTING.
Salesmen Aealn nent OfBer l'oree
l lln.eball Patrlollc !percbe.
Woodward lialdnln & Company of No.
tl Worth Street, held their firm's an
nual oullntr at Wltitl'a Grove. Long
Island, on Saturday. In the hascb.illl
same, the real thing of the day. the
aaleimen again beat the offlce force by
a aeore of It to C, It. llrunkhardt pitch
ed a brilliant game, Joseph Ilmvnn, the
well known lawver, na the umpire nnd
ha escaped without a slnelo bruise.
After the ball came several Rood boxlne
bouta were held, Ono waa between W.
II. Baldwin and hla brother. C, C. Bald
win, once famous at Harvard aa n foot
ball player. They fought 3 fast round.
After dinner there wera rpeeehe by
Mr, Baldwin, Mr. Itowsn, J. W. Dor
sey and 0. Wiltshire, all on various
phase of tho war. Two members of
the National Army wero tho tmesis of
honor.
CREDIT TERMS
S3-Do.vnon$50'00
V Ma AA
5.00
HURRY AWAY
PIMPLES, RASHES
WITH POSLAM
Don't let them remain to lilrmlsh
and annoy any longer thun It ttikrs
Poslatn to heal them. Ami I'oMitnt Is
best eaulpprd lo do the work because
Its lienlliifr powrrs are concentrated.
Apply l'ojlntn nt nlglit nnd cave
It on In the tlnytlmc tno, when i:on
venlcnt. It acta quickly. Vim fan
soon See benefits. I'oslam Is liarmlrn.
So effective Is Po.Iam Hint a little
of It will cover a lurfe surface. It
it. Its QV MA TY, not the qunntlty of
It, that dors the work.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Kmergency Laboratories, -J43
West 47th St., New Vnrk City.
Poslatn Soap, medicated with I'nv
lam, brightens, benutllles complexions.
Advt.
7.50
15.00
254
75.09
.. joO 00
i50."
200'00
inn-oo
Apart
mtnts FurnlshtrJ
Complst
Frera
JSOIaJSOO
FKEE BRASS I1LO
lib
9 Ullli P.ori
Open Saturday Evenings
104tli ST. L STATION AT CORNER
CiaarYcurSltifi
Save Your Hair
With Cutiqira
Houp. (M.l , 1 limp
wt of "oikxw.
Drt. t, Sotaa."
Sunday World "Wauls"
Work Monday Wonders.
I'naanli- NrTradealer Vote to llan
Olr til I'nlillentliiiK.
At a mt-elliiK of Ihe Pnaaalc, N. J.,
tlewad.-alnrH Aasoclnllon yesterday ac
tion was tnUe.11 nnd the following pre
amble wns rend and revolutions adopted:
'It having come to our knowledge that
certnin perrons in tho City of Passaic
and nearby towns have called on mem
bers of tho association nnd by threats of
withdraw I11K their trado and other 1
methodf of Intimidation, havo tried lo j
Coerce nil'lliuer 01 lilia namjuiunvu iiiiu
not handllm,' certain publications here-
tafor sold by thrm.
"AgHlnat such proceedings we, as an
organised body of trndesmen, residents
and taxpayer, hereby enter our vigor
ous protest and irsolvo that aa a matter
of aolf-protcctlon we pledge ourselves
a an organlzaton to conduct our busl
li(a aa heretofore and sell all publica
tions for which there is a legitimate de
mand until such times as the Govern
ment declares their sale to be Ulcusl."
Hoy, On Krrniol. lilt by Auto.
While cn an errand for hla mother
to-day. Harold o'ltnurke, six yeara
old, ff N- 51 Kloyd Street, Williams
burn', wu run down by nn automobile
orlven by Hyman Hlrachnwltz of No.
101 l'loyil Htreet and Internally In
jured (In was removed to Ht. John's
HoKpltU..
Oppenheim,(llins&
34tli Street Now York
An Extraordinary Sale Tuesday
Women's and Misses' Silk Dresses
Afternoon and street dresses of Crepe dc Chine, satin, chiffon taffeta and
combinations of taffeta and Georgette crepe in the season's desirable colors.
Specially Priced, Offering Exceptional Values at
13.75 -a 18.00
Women's and Misses' Cotton Dresses
A large assortment of exclusive Oppenhcimer, Collins Co.'a models in the
desirable materials in white and tho colors and combinations now in vogue.
Attractive Dresses at
More Elaborate Dresses nt
5.90 8.90
15.00 19.75
10.75 13.75
25.00 35.00
The Entire Remaining Stock of
Women's and Misses'
High Class Coats and Capes
At Extra ordinary Reductions
1. Allmmt $c (Cn
Thirty-fourth Street
V1ADSSON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Thirty-fifth Street
Fomtlhier Proce Redmctfioinis
have been made in
Womraeo's Coats & Coatees
remaining from this season's assortments.
A number of desirable styles (but not com
plete as to sizes) are being offered at
324.50 & $32.00
Higher-cost Imported and American-made
Coats and Wraps have been marked for
clearance at greatly reduced prices.
A SpecSaS Sale off
Lingerie Ribbons
(5,000 pieces)
will be held to-morrow on the First Floor.
A recent purchase of satin ribbons, in white,
blue or pink, suitable- for lingerie use, and
especially woven in a dainty Jacquard design
for B. Altman & Co., will be procurable at
the following price range:
Summer Bed Covering's
at much less than usual prices
will be placed on Special Sale, commencing
to-morrow (Tuesday)
per pair
White Blankets
. S6.S0, 8.50 a 10.00
All-white Blankets, cut and bound separately,
Per Pr $8.00
A special assortment of Individual Blankets,
also Blankets in pairs, because of the limited
quantity in stock, are marked at reduction
prices.
Satin-finish Bedspreads
(with embroidered scalloped edges)
Size 2 yards
Size 2y2x2 yards
each $3.95
each 4.75
No. 1 1 2 3 5 .7 9
38c, 4Sc, 60c, 75c, $1.10, 1.28, 1.75
per piece of ten yards
Extraordinary Valine ami
Women's Umbrellas and
Parasols
v:H be obtainable to-morrow on thv
First Floor,
at $3.00
These assortments are in the more desirable
colors, 'the mountings in the prevailing
styles, and the quality of silk used being
suitable for cither sun or rain.
Imported Bedspreads of Striped Dimity
(plain hemmed)
Size 2 x2 yards . . . cach $4.25
Size 2x2 yards . . . eacfo .25
Comfortables
Of figured silkoiine (cotton-filled), each $2.75
Of figured mull (cotton-filled) . each 5.25
Of dotted mull (cotton-filled) . each 6.75
Of striped mull (wool-filled) . each' 9.50
MimsflDini Sheets aed PiHow Cases
at SpeciaS Prices
(Department on Fourth Floor)
The Camera Department
is showing an interesting assortment of
Kodaks and Kodak supplies, and has recently
received a new stock of films.
Prompt service in developing- and
afL
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