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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1918.
FARE TO NEWARK
'NOW IS 27 CENTS;
RATE MIX-UP ENDS
Washington Order Fixes Same
Price in Tubes and Pennsyl
vania Raise on Perries.
Chicago Boy in Pershing's Army
Who Has Shot Down Foe Flyers
WASHINGTON. June 11. Incrcaso
from 17 lo 27 cents in the fare from
New York to Nownrlc, a dtstanco of (
nine mlle over the Hudson and Man
hattan Tube roulo and the Pennsyl
vania Ilallroad, was authorized to
day by the Itallroad Administration.
ThU will mako cast and westbound
rates tho same. Yesterday when the
new passenger rates went Into effect
the Pennsylvania sold eastbound
tickets at 27 cents, while tho Hud
son and Manhattan, forbidden by Di
rector General McAdoo to ralso
ratea, sold westbound tickets at tho
old price of 17 cents.
nallroads oper&tlnic ferries te
twecn New Jersey points and Man
hattan and Urooklyn were Riven per
mission to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission- to raise ferry
fares to an avcriiBo of r.ve cents,
although this Increase trill not bo
put Into effect until after tho Kajl
road Administration Investigates to
determine whothcr It Is necessary.
Tho Hudson Ulvcr Iay I.lnc was
authorized to-day by tho intenttatc
Commrco Commission to Increaso
Ha passenger charges In accordrncn
with the recent increase In railroad
passenger farew. The Western New
York and Pennsylvania Traction
Company has asked the commission
for permission to Increase both pas
Hirer nnd freicht charges to the
level of the new steam railroad rate.
POLICE RESERVES TO DRILL
AT JULY 4 CELEBRATION
Six Thousand Will Participate in
Exercises at Shecpshcad Hay Speed
way Park Big Spectacle Planned.
Police Reserves of Manhattan, the
Bronx. Ilronklyn and Querns will be
mobilized at the motor Ppeedwsy Park
at Sheepshea-' Hay on July 4 as part
of a patriotic clbrllon. Tlirrr will
be hand concerts, singing by operatic
stars and addresses by orators of na
tional reputation. Admission will be
free.
The Police Reserves, numbering about
I.OCO, will be organized In regimental
and battalion units In the morning and
drilled In preparation for their review
In tho afternoon. IlesUles th reserve
there will be. SW membets of the
Women's Training Corps, 10) women
mounted on horsnback and COO members
of the Tollce Training Com.
Police Inspector John V. Dwyrr, un
der the general supervision of Deputy
Commissioner Ilodman Wanamaker. Is
arranging for the celebration. It Is
planned to make the occasion one of
solemnity to Impress all with a rense
of duty to the nation In these critical
times,
Prominent actors and actresses have
pledged their services In a big spectacle.
State and city officials will attend the
ceirwrnuon.
PRUSSIAN WIELDS KNIFE.
Alma at (ialli-lnn Who Objected lo
l,rrmnn nnil In Arrratnl.
Relnhard Km use, a Prussian ilh
washer wno says Germany Is "Die
best country." Hlthough he prefers
to live In America "beenuse you get
more money here," was arrested till
mornlnr on a charge of attempted
felonlojK aasault.
He had a Job In the kitchen of h
restaurant at No. 56 .Vorth William
mre.ei ana was isiKlng Herman there
when Jihn Makson. u (inllclan. Int.-r.
fered and told him to speak Knglli.h.
It 1 charged Krause caught up a
butcher's knife from the meat block
and was striking at Makaon with II
when the chef disarmed him. Ho was
then arrested.
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DIRIGIBLE LACKED FUEL
One Seont fnr V Iloata Pnta Out
Dlatrrs .l(tnnla.
WEST SA.YVH.Ln, I I., June 11.
Decayse the supply of fuel gave out
a Government dirigible balloon was
forcon to come down hern last night.
The. balloon, 12S feet long. In charge
of two men from the Ilockaway Naval
Air Htitlon, had been scouting for
submarines along the Long Island
coast. Hoi' distress signals were seen
by mon from the llluepolnt Coast
Guard Miction. They put out In a
motor boat, convoying the balloon
lirro. The electric current wr.s shut
off to deaden the network of wires In
the wrav.
Men from the Naval Reserve, Has'
Number Vive took hold of the ImIIooii's
guy ropea and pulled her down nfter
working an hour and a half In the pour
ing rain.
Ilundreda of people drove out this
morning to see the dirigible while me
chanics Horked to get her In shape for
the homeward trip.
FLOUR RESERVE ON HAND.
800,000 llnrrrta llrlil llr Kntitl Ail
inlnlatrnlliMi.
WASHINGTON. June 11. Emergency
reserves of flour totalling 500,000 barrel
are piled In moro than twenty cities
throughout the United Htntes for uso In
case of bread famine. It was learned at
the Food Administration to-day.
These stores, the equivalent of 7,2o0,
FATHER DEVINE DIES AT 66.
r nrunartlck 1'aitar rae
Away "itililrnly.
The Rev. James Pevlne, for twenty-
three years pastor of Sacred Heart Ro
man Catholic Church, at New Bruns
wick, N. J., died last night. He was In
usual health on Sunday, said mass In
the morning, and In the afternoon had
charge of the Sunday school. Ha was
stricken last night with acute Indi
gestion.
Father Devlne was born In Ireland
sixty-six years ago. He had been curate
at St. John's, Trenton, and In Bsst New
ark and Woodbrldge.
Bad Breath '
Pimples, Blotches, headaches,
Biliousness and Constipa.- (
tion Can Be Banished.
Use R. & G. Pills, a vegetable com
pound containing podophyllum and its
allied laxatives. 1
The benefits to the liver and bowels I
are lasting freeinK the user from skin
impurities, headaches, dizziness, bilious-
nes. bad breath, constipation, and '
many bodily ailments. . ,
R. it G. Pills are the perfect vegetabfc
substitute for calomel all its benefits
none of its bad results. 10c. 25c the bov
Advt.
000 bushels of wheat, hsve been held by
the Food Administration at great Indus
trial centres ulnce early last winter.
With the present flour and wheat stocks
practically exhausted. It Is possible that
these reserves will havo to be drawn
upon. They constitute a ttfo weeks'
supply for the centres In which they
aro storcd;
ENRIGHT RETIRES WILLIAMS.
Ilnll I'p llnrenti of Unidentified
Demi nnil Mlaalnir Persona.
Police Commissioner Knrlght to
day announced that he had retired
Acting Captain Orant Williams, hesd
of the Ilurcau of Unidentified Head
nnd Mlilng Persons.
AVItiMms built up one of th most
important branches of the Police De
partment as a result of the furore
that followed the death of "Dig Tim"
Hull I vii n. uhooo body lay unidentified
for ilnya In a morgue. One of his
most ii itohle feats was tho recon
airucllon of n skull duir tin In Urook
lyn two years ago. A plaster fHce
was put on the skull so scientifically
that t n slain man was Identified.
Williams Is forty-six years old and
wna n oioinner or me rorc.c since i37
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l.nkr CnHnln Demi nt H.t, Had
Only in lllrthitnra.
OSWEGO. N. T.. June 11 Captain
John R. Moullher. for 22 years Inspector
of hulls nt Oswego and a well-known
lakn captain, died nt his home here to
dnv nt ih" nee of eighty-three. He was
born on Fob. 23. U36, and during his life
hnd but ID birthdays.
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Women's White High Shoes
IT is a wise wardrobe that enlists the services of
the White High Shoe. For motoring, walking
and sports it is ideal. And we are sure that life
must be one joyous occasion after another for the
women who wear Cammeyer Shoes.
Those pictured below are two of our "lenders."
The one on the left is something new, with per
forated fancy tips nnd medium hcighth white leather
heels.
The other one is not quite so fancy, but is de
mure in its uppcurnncc, and has a very comfortable
leather heel.
White Snowbuck, 7.50
White Buckskin, 10.00
White Linen, 5.00, 7.00
White Snowbuck, 6.00
TRAINING FOR CIVILIANS.
.frit Officers' t'nnipa to lie Open
to Them.
WASHINGTON. June 11. The aimv'a
need, for ottVers ha become so gi'CHt
that tne neM series of training enmpa
will agnm be opened to civilian cnml - I
dates The fl'th training rampa w'll be
Wcsled a ii.e permanent replacement j
rani in ntnd of with the dHMimB I
The nrtl.U'rv especlnlly Is shoit ct of- !
fleeii Tim omn th.it lias lieen nrai t.- I
cully de.-Ill ei I iiiion is io ndinll I.200 civ- 1
lllan randlduti'S nnd i.20n from the r.tnka
to tho aitillcrv o(Ilcer- irainmR amn 1
each nioiuh Only men from Uv" life
who are above drn't nao will bo av.
cpted as uiuiiild:uer
A smart roll front style
COLLARS
hivej exclusively
LLtocord Uabreakable Buttonholes
0E3. P. IDt I CO.. MiWrs. T0T. R, V.
James McCreery & Go.
'ih Avenue
34th Street
Another Important Sale
ON WEDNESDAY AND THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK
Men's Furnishings
1740"McCreeru"
Silk Shirts
Made or heavy Silks
and Broadeloth Silks.
4.95
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2900 "McCreery"
Madras Shirts
Made of Woven
Madras nnd other soft
materials.
1.65
4,800 "McCreery" Shirts made of Madras and Mercerized Materials... each 1.15
3Q0 Doz. Shirts and Drawers 90 Doz. Shirts and Drawers
Made of White Madras. Made of Silk and Cotton Mixture
eaeh 75c each 1.25
60 Doz. Suits of Pajamas 60 Doz. Union Suits
Pajamas of Light Weight Cotton. . Union Suits of Lisle Thread; summer weight.
1.45 1.65
Pure Silk Half Hose Cotton and Lisle Half Hose
Full fashioned; fine grade; Black and Colors. 1 In Black and Colors; durable grade.
pair 65c Iuir 25c
165 Doz. Men's Straw Hats in various Straws and models 1.75
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VUIIIUV IllUVIUUlf W UUi w
Buy War Savings Stamps
5th Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 34th Street
Important Sale
225 WOMEN'S SMART COATS
A special purchase of unusually fine Coats, including smart
sport models, from a leading manufacturer who sold us his entire
surplus stock regardless of cost, enables us to offer Coats of much
higher prices at the remarkably low price of
14,50
regularly 25.00 to 20.50
NO C. O. D.'S NO APPROVALS NO RETURNS
"McCREERY SILKS
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Famous Over Half a Century for Ucst Values, Largest
Variety and Most Complete Color Assortments.
McCreery f 8 Annual June White Silk Sale
Offering Thousands of Yards of
White Silks and Satins
At 75c to 3.00 per yard
value 1.00 to 5.50
The Moat Extraordinary Values and Assortments of the Year.'
15,000 Yards of
NEW NOVELTY PRINTED VOILE
in a wonderful variety of choice, exclusive designs and latest fqshionable
colors. 40 inches wide.
Special, yd. 45c
June Sale
"McCREERY QUALITY HOSIERY"
Several purchases made months ago in anticipation of this June event
make possible these extraordinary economies
Women's Silk Hoiiery, suicrior qtinlity; fine Km'Kc; While or Dlnck .7 pair, 1.35
Women's Silk Hosiery, excellent values; lllnck, Whito or Colors pair, 1.65
Women's SUk Hosiery, all Silk; Plain Hlnck or Embroidered Novelty clox or
insteps; Hlnck or White pair, 1.95.
Women's Cotton Hosiery, full-fasliioncd; Hlnck or White 6 Pairs 2.75 pair, 50c
Women's Mercerized Lisle Hosiery, full Cushioned; fine gauge;
excellent vnlue; Hlnck or White 6 pairs 4.00 pair, 75c
Children's Full Fashioned White Mercerized Cotton Sox 6 pairs 1.95 pair, 40c
Important Clearance Sale 1
CRETONNES
An unusual assortment of Cretonnes in artistic designs and attractive color
ings; suitable for draperies, hangings, cushions, etc.
2,500 yards yd. 22c . . . formerly 38c and 18c
:J,000 yards yd. 35c formerly 50e and 75e
Slip Covers mode to order. The above prices offer
exceptionally good value for this requirement.
Flags for "Loyalty Week"
Beginning' June 14th, 4 'Flag Day"
Unusual Values
Flay Outfit Printed Silk Flays
5x8 ft. United ritutcs Flaij of Cotton Printed Silk l iiited States Fhis
Hunting; sewed stars and stripes; canvas mounted on staff; ilt spear. Size Qx.'l
heading; complete with pole nnd bracket. I inches to 10x21 inches.
5.00 regularly 8.0I ! slL,'nl 5c to 3.00
.1x8 ft. I nited htntes Flag of Cotton ,
Hunting with xewed stripes; canvas , All Wool Iltillilliy Service I' lags
"nR' 3.50 regularly 5.00 Hx,K indies Special 1.00
. r a' ni feet Special 1.95
All Wool Bun tiny Flays 3xa fe(t ; ; seeiai 3.85
ft regularly s., 1.95 j Flag Poles With Hall and Halyard
tlxi ft regularly t..0, 3.45 -
4x0 ft regularlv 7.00, 5.50 8 ft. . . 75c 10 ft .95c K'ft.. 1.00
5x8 ft regularly 0.00, 7.85 Metal Hrnckets, 1 '4 inch 35c
0x10 ft regularly 14.00, 11.85 , I Ja inch.. 50c
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