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LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
' Girls 1 Make bleaching lotion
if. skin is sunburned,
tanned 6"r freckled
" Snuffle tlic Juice of two lemon Into
n bottle eontiilnltie tlirre. ounces of
Orcliiinl White, shake well, mid you
have a (imrter lnt of the bent freckle,
snnlinrn nml tnn lotion, nml complex
ion bcnutMcr, nt very, very mtiiiII cost.
Your (rnircr lias the lemon nnd nny
tlntR More or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchnrd White for a
few cent. Mnssajre this sweetly fra
grunt lotion into the face, neck, arms
nnd linmls ench dny nnd sec how
frecLles sunburn, wlndhurn nnd tan
illsapprnr nml how clenr, soft find
white the skin becomes. Yell It Is
hrmles.-vAdt.
Sunday World "Wants"
Work Monday Wonders.
Koch Prices Male Downtown
1COCH
KltlMMiml llMfU,
125th Street, West .
Summer Dresses
n 3d Floor
UY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS:
I. Altaian Si
MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH .AVENUE,
'Thirty-fourth Street
' Summertime Apparel
for JonnDoir Masses, ChSldreini amid LSttfle ChHldremi
Of timely shopping value are the following oolections, repre
sentative of specially-priced merchandise in the current
Folder and now assembled on the SIXTH FLOOR:
for junior misses
Dresses of white cotton voile (sizes IS and 17
Drcsseo of printed
FOR CHILDREN
Khaki Suits (middy and bloomer)
Chambray Suit's (smock and bloomer)
Dresses of chambray or cotton drill .
Dresses of colored cotton voile .
Dresses of white organdie ....
Separate Skirts of white drill . . . . J. 50
Middy Blouses .' 1.65
FOR LITTLE CHILDREN
Dresses of white lawn (sizes 6 months to 2A years) $2.25
Dresses of white lawn (sizes 6 months to 3 years) . 2.10
Dresses of white dotted swlss (sizes 2 to 5 years) . 2.75
Dresses of cotton vollo (sizes 2 to S years) . . 3.25
Dresses of chambray (sizes 2 to 5 years), 2.65, 2.75, 3.25
E
inquiry Into Accusations Made
In Case of Youth, Now
Dead, Meningitis Sufferer
HlHtrlct Attorney lewls of llrook
lyn to-day started nn Inve stlxntlon
Into the death of twelve. year-old An.
thony I'errentl of No. 5513 New
lTtrccht Avenue, llrooklyn, who, It Is
alleired, wn ncnt from tho Norwegian
MoiplUt ito his home when hn was
clylnic of cerebro-splnal mnnlnrttls.
duo to nn accident. The District At
torney's action l upon the, advice, of
Mriltr.il Kxamlner Dr. (Jeor Tontr.
who lifts Inquired Into the unusunl
circumstances surrounding the shunt-
Shopping an Extravagance
So cool and comfort
able that the warm
day will have no ter
rors for all who wear
them.
Pur misses of 11, 10
and 18 years. Dresses of
good (piality linenc, two
nicrc effect with patent
lent her belt nnd white
piping on collnr, cuffs
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i mi i- nun imi.
Regular fc " Q f
PrUtfJ.SO pl.7 0
Kor w omen and
mijien. Dresses of fancy
figured mid checked
voile, in one nnd two
piece effects. Fancy col
Inrs nnd trimmings of
contrasting colors.
frlcm $(.00 $3.45
voile end organdie (sizes 15
SENT HOM
HOSPITAL
S CHARGE
HI II M
I
inc. n
Ins of b dying patient front one ho
pltnl to nnoilier.
On Mny the boy was struck Uy
nn nutomolille and taken to Hi- Nor
wegian Hospital, whoro ho was under
the care of Dr. II. Graham, UN cries
wero so continuous as to linnoy nil
the patients In the hospital, despite
morphine Injections, and Dr. (Iruhum,
so he said to-day, twice, ;nnde ft de
mand upon the Kit County fospltnt
thnt It should receive the patient nnd
plncn him In nn Isolated ward, This
the authorities of the Kings County
Hospital refused to do, bo Dr. Graham
Insists.
J.nst Prldnv the boy was sent from
the Norwi'Rlnn Hospital to his homo,
The day following his parents huc
ceeded In having: him removed to the
Methodist Episcopal Hospital, where
he died yesterday.
"I did nut order the loy to lw tnkeil
to his home," Dr Graham xnld to-iI,iy.
"I authorized his removal o, anotlinr
Institution and thought he had hcon
taken there, I have written to Com
missioner of Chailtles Ulrd ft. i!oier to
protest against ,c rnfuaal of the
Kings County Hospital to receive thn
pntlent,
At the latter Institution It ia Mild
to-ttny Ho recoid of Dc Glaii un'.i re
quest could be found.
LIGHT DIMMING IN NEW YORK
APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT
Cbney Islanders Protest Ixmij; Ueach
Has Advantage Over Them
Hecatise of Order.
Hpsclal leputy I'ollcn Commissioner
Ityan, by whoso order the lights of New
York have been dimmed for several
days, returned to-day from Washington
and announred that he had found the
War Department entirely In accord with
hta Ideas for the defense of New York
against possible air raids.
Next Moinlny, he said, he Intends to
fly over New York htmiclf In nn airplane
to observe the effect of the dimming.
II will be accompanied by a represen
tative of thn War Department.
A committee of Coney lalnnd resort
managers protested to l'ollre Comtnla
slonor i:nrlkht to-day against the bright
llluinlnntlon of lxtng tleach, holding that
it was unfair to keep Coney dark while
Long Ueach, It hlaclnif with electricity.
The commissioner replied that he could
give no relief because Long lieach is not
a part of Greater New York.
NO BLAME FOR AUTO DEATH.
Itenlly Denier Wlio.r Car Killed lluy
In Ularhnraed.
Ouy Short, n real estate dealer, of No.
517 fifth Avenue, was discharged In
Harlem l'ollre Court tills morning by
Maglstmtn orough when nrrulgni-d on
it charge of homicide.
Ijiat Wednesday afternoon while driv
ing along Fifth Aveimo, at tilth Street,
It was alleged, Khort'a Automobile ran
over and Instantly killed Abner Jacobs,
ten yenrs old. itt No. 1403 Kltth Avenue.
According to tlix testimony the accident
was unavoidable.
(Ha.
NEW YORK
Thirty-fifth Street
years)
$6.85
and 17 yrs.) fl 0.50
$3.50
3.90
' . 3.75
7.50 &.7.7S
4.65
THE EVENING WORLD,
ALL OF LONDON PRESS
APPROVES PRESIDENT'S
ADDRESS TO MEXICANS
Wilson "Architect of WorlJ's Fu
ture," Declares Daily News
Praises Legally Iq Russia.
LONDON, June i:.--The London
press unanimously uwinvcft President
Wlls
ffouri
son a recent apec'h to
Mexican
rualists.
ti ir-ii..... i... . . . .
i n-piiifiiL oiinifii ir. n irvilieil nun-
self iis tho orchltnct of tho M'urld'i
. ,... v. ... ,, . " '
future, thn IH v Ne,- Hnld. "The
lojouy oi mu i iiiieo ninu-H to iiusslii,
from which It has noihlnK to irtiln. M
one of the rcileetnlntf ci'lsodi'H of tin
war. When lilstory Is written Wilson
will hlnn llko n bra..,,,, Kht n he
darknens."
"I'rsldent Wllson'ij International
Ism Is so f n r nwny frnn, tnutunl Jenl
otisles nnd distrust tltr.t It accms llko
nn iinnttaln itilo ilreiunlr.tul," said the
Dully Kxpresa, "However, It Is a
lirldKo that enn ho entered with faith
tt Is aomcthlnit thnt Wll.ion'a creed
hns heon arcopteil by 'ho most vigor
ous and hardest headed people on
earth."
"Orent Hrltnln und the United
Hlates together can. csort on un
equalled premitro on the enemy av
compel the enemy to como around to
our Ideas of vulture, poaco and worl-1
liberty," the Chronicle R.1I1I.
CASHIER ASHLEY IS CLEARED
Was tmlleteil With flrotit In Ilia
t'nlon Dank Case.
Supremo Court Justice Callaxhan. in
llrooklyn, upon thn application of Dis
trict Attorney l.owls, dismissed yester
day an lndlctmiit found In 1911, which
chained James T. Ashley with partici
pative In an atlcKed falso report as
cashier of tho defunct Union Iltnk.
Ashb'y was Indicted slmuttntieously
with I M ward M. Grout, whose conviction
for perjury for the alieced awenrlnc to
a false rKrt as President of thn bank
was reversed by the, Appellate Division,
Second Department. Itecently tho Urnut
Indictment was dismissed. It brine
stated tnai in view or tne decision or
the Aptiellata Division It wns not deemed
advisable to retry thn case. As the
Grout nnd Ashley Indictment were very
similar. It was regarded by the District
Attorney as a wasto ot funds to try
Ashley.
AGREEMENT ON ICE IN.SIGHT.-
Stair Comptroller ndrll and Co 111
nilMHlnner liny In Mrrt tin Prltluy.
Mate ten Comptroller Benjamin U,
Odell and Public Markets Commissioner
Jonathan C. Day, who havo expressed
many Interrallng opinions of euch other
during the pust few weeks, will meet
next Krldnv morning in Mr. Odell's
office, No. 120 llroudway An attempt
will be made then to conio to some
agreement concerning the snlo of Ico In
New York Mty nt a price within the
reach of the nverage consumer. Alder
men Collins and Miilllns, ropreaontlng a
foinmlttoii of Itisinl of Aldermen Invtui
tltntlng Ice and coal, will ulso be
present.
It Is understood that the .State Conip
trollar Is willing to havo the city hnndlo
all Ice received here,
ASKS M'ADOO TO CUT FARE.
llroni I'nrk t'tiiitmlsitloner I'rolesta
llnle to Prllintn liny.
Park Commissioner Joseph P. Hen
nessy of the llronx wrote n letter to
Director (ienerut of ltallroads .McAdoo
to-day protesting against the liicre.xst'd
fore rule us It upplles to the Harlem
Itlver brntich of the New York, Now
Haven & Hartford, which runs from
Harlem ltlvcr station to the Pclham Uay
Nnvnl Training station.
Heiincssy says the Increase will be a
hardship on sailors at Polhiim Hay nnd
will ulso affect many poor people who
hitherto have used the free bathing
bench. The fare has been ten cents and
the new faro Is 2" cents for a one-way
trip, llennessy asks the Director Gen
eral to reconsider In this case ns li did
In tlie case ot the Hudson Tube fares.
THREE SLAYERS MUST DIE.
Wliltmnn Iteftise In Sate Oatrnii
Viy, llrlKK nni! Cniuuilaky.
AI-HANY, Juno 11. Oov. Whitman
to-day refused executive vleniency to
Hyman Ostransky, Alvah llrlggs and
Hindis Commlskey, who are sentenced
to die ut Ulnar Sins; Prison this weelt.
IJrliTKS wns convicted of murder In
HI. hnivrance County, Commlskey In
lisst'X County, and Ostransky In New
Yiuk County.
Tlirrvr Iron at Hoy I'lni Inlt Hull, la
i'linrur.
When a ball wlUi which children wcro
playing bounded Into a blacksmith shop
In llerry Hlreet, llrooklyn, Herman
Hea, an employee, It was charged,
threw 11 piece of Iron which Inflicted n
scnlp wound uion Nathan Llebcrwltt,
iiged eight, of No. fit tlerry street. In
tlio IlrldKO Plain Court to-day Hossc,
wbo lives at No. 988 ICnst .Hlfi Street,
llrooklyn, wns held jn tl.UOO bnll,
Ask Wllawn In Mop llenrst I'npers
(Ireiitntliin.
(Sperlil to Thr RirnlM Woild.)
STAMKOIID. Conn . June 11 The
Men's Club of the Methodist Church
adopted resolutions last night inking
President Wilson to prevent the circula
tion ot the Now tork Anierlcun and New
York Kvenlng, Journal here on thn
mound that they are unpatriotic pub
lications and afford comfort to the
enemy.
Colnmliln Mummer t'oiicrrts.
A series of summer concerts to bo
Clven on Monday, Wednesday unci Fri
day evenings until Aug. 16 began last
night nt Columbln Vnlveralty, Mon
day night programmes will be mis
cellaneous, Wednesdays community
singing will form part of thn enter
tainment and Friday nights will be de
voted to tho works of special com
posers. State Convention t'lmlrmen.
NKW HAVEN. Conn . June 11
nepresentatlvo John Q Tllson of the
Third Connecticut District v. Ill be
Tempoary Chairman of the Uf publican
Jstnsr Ilnglneer Hurt In Full.
While supervising work In tunnel
No. 1 of the 14th Street subwuy at
tlm foot of North Seventh Street,
Williamsburg, to-day, iillam It.
I Mate uoiivi-mtitii "ii .un Jiep
F lesentatiVH Augustln Lnnergan of the
First Connecticut District servo In
a like capacity at thn Domoci.itic State
' Convention tho next day. iinth con
ventions will be huld In Hartford,
Harry, a civil engineer, of No. 311
West Eth Street. Msnhattun. fell
fifteen fent from a plank Two ribs I
vr- hrnU.n unit jh.r
Injuria. (
TUESDAY,
UNABLE TO IDENTIFY (
WRITING OF ASSOCIATES.
Wili.iin K HuclKins CoinmitleJ to
J.til for Contempt in Case of
(lie Knsseltite.
loin. .1 . ItudKlns, .Secretary of
im- Uat. h Tower Illl.lc and Tract Bo-
elety ind purclmsliiB necnt of tlio
Putl.lt Asiocliitlon, wns committed to
Jlt t.-lny by .Iudg- Hone for con-
icmpt or tne l e.iernl rourt in urooK-
on in inn ir ni 01 roiiowcrs i i.ie
lnte I .istor Itusse II fur rotiso racy
, - t
":,n1",;'t '" ""vrnment.
lliKl(fln In one of severftl witnesses
,lfn,lnl,.j wllh lh rBBnlJllt0. who
iip been called by the Oovernment,
nit ' whim have shown unwilllnB-
'"' ' ftlfy, or open hostility to
court. Iludglns wns rerjuested to
Identlf, tl.c slKiiature of Wlllinm fl. '
Van AniburKh and A. Iluth McMillan,
Ills associates, on -'rtaln tracts and
iru'ra in u.nrixrii it- iiip it"Sicia
tl.inn, nml he professed Inability to
rrruitnlto the wrltlllK of either, al
tlmiMl) he had been close!) associated
Willi ihein for many years.
HudKins's wife, employed as a stt-
vr " ". " lepri-
iiiiiihii'ij mpk upcn lur uiiviiiiii(iit.'a8
In Klxlnif testimony.
THIS GERMAN HOLDS HIS JOB.
Ilaekenanek llonrit at Ildtirntloo
Won't nUnilaa "Unemy Allen."
(Sl'rlil toTlie Kttnlgf World.)
HACKKNUACK. N. J.. June 11 Tho
llnrkcnsack. Hoard of Education refused
, -VTZ
enemy,
Itnckcnxnck
Council Junior Order.
' Tobel Is it carpenter nnd general utility
rii.in Rettlns; about $1,000 a yrnr from tho I
board on part lime, tin naa ueen 111 mis
country about twelve years and had only
his first papers when the war broke out.
William Wyks. representing tho Jun
ior Older, suld tho protest was patriotic
but when he asked President llerry what
was Tobel's nationality the President
said the board would not be utilized.
Charles H. Plenty. Treasurer of the
Hnckonsack Trust Company, said Tobel
was prevented from taking out his sec
nn.l imiinrn. Wvka said Tobel was a
(lernian alien enemy, waa so llstod at
l'ollre Hrudquurtars, nnd the Juniors
optKUcd any but American citizens on
public payrolls at this time,
llyron f'erruson and Ueorge IlanKer
horf wcro thn only members in f.tvor of
Tobel's dismissal.
ROBINSON STILLVEIGHTING.
Tliouuli HI, Senator "nys He'll De
feat Itlsnla nriil Wliltinan.
"I have whipped Dan Stroebel twlcs.
I can do It again." aald Senator Theo
dore Douglas Iloblnson. nephew of Col,
Hoosevelt, to-day. '
Convalescing from a slight operation
In. an uptown hoipltal. Msrtuu U. Lewis's
tiimpalgn manager thus answered Oov.
Whitman's threat tu displace him In tho
Senate.
To friends who visited him Chairman
nnblnson added;
"I shall be on the Job within a few
days. Then I shall do my best to de
feat Whitman for a third term and all
rivals for my place in tho Senate."
FIRE IMPERILS 26 WOMEN.
Inmate of lbtiin limine nf Itefuue
Nnvpil li) Wntelnnan.
(8pcm to Tlit Eitnlat World.)
AU1ION, N. Y., June 1L Twenty,
two Inmates and four mutrons of Cot
tage No. 2 at the Western State House
ot Itefugo for Women here, hud a
narrow escax at midnight when fire
Murtcil from spontaneous combustion ill
n closet under tho stairway leading to
tho second floor. All were asleop be
hind barren windows ami locked doors.
The bulldlnu was , filled with smoke,
when Watchman Herrlck saw the
flnmes nnd nwnkened a matron. The
Inmntns were marched to other cottages
The fire waa extinguished with only
alight property loss,
FATHER PUTS DESERTER OUT
Youth Wlin Left ItcKlmriit nn Way
to I'ranre la Arrested,
Albert II. Lanzar. twenty yenrs old
whoso parents live nt No. 333 Hnat
241xt Street, Klngsbrldge. was nrrested
at ft. 30 o'clock this morning nt the trol
ley stntlon nt Webster and McLean
Avenues by Policeman Austin Hall as
u deserter. Later ho was arraigned be
fore n City Judge nnd turned over
to the authorities at Governor's Island.
The boy snld ho had deserted from
his regiment while en route from a
Southern camp for Frunee. He reached
his homo last night, and when his
father learned ho was a deserter he put
htm out of thn house. He was very
despondent when arrested,
STABBING AT CONEY ISLAND.
Victim of Five Wtinntls In Hcsptfol,
Ansnllmtt Kcnics,
Detectives Ixivello and Collins are en
the trail of n man who early this morn
ing stabbed nnd probably fatally Injured
Kloretlnn Corrado of No. fil Mott Hlrce
Manhattan, during n fight on Neptune
Avenue, Conoy Island.
Corrado is In the Coney Island Hos
pital with to wounds In the chest, two
In the stomach and n fifth In thn back.
Ills assailant fled, but the police have a
good description of him.
Make Your Car
Do Its Best
Get the utmost serv
ice, which war time
demands, by correct
lubrication.
f GRAPHITE S
Automobile
LUBRICANTS
put a velvety, long-lasting
veneer on bearings.
They stop friction nnd
keep it right on the job
of saving your time and
your money.
Atk your dtattr for Iht
Dixon Uibrlcalini Chart
JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO.
' Jsrstr City, Nsr Jtr.tr
EslabllthtJ 182 7
JUNE 11, 1918. ; ' . 1
EMERSON MOTORS COMPANY
BOUGHT 30,000 RADIATORS
Inventor, Testifying at Conspiracy
Tiial, Says He Was Paid
I a-n;,ww in iih-iui.
Tlln Kmeon Motor, company. Inc.,
cntcrC(1 nto , contrft.t for jfl.COO rftdlat-
M M0 of whch w),r nverej, BCCord-
.nB . ..., nn.rA uh.n th hear.
Ins on tho Indictments charging the of-
caU nn(1 otneri wth coniplrilcy Wa
r0iimi In United States Court to-day.
William 3. Kells, radiator Itncntor,
testified ha had hetn p.ild 1(0,000 at the
time of the merilnir of the V. .1. Kelli
Mnrfiifacturlni; Company and the orKuii
lilnc of'the Consolidated Auto IUdlator
Company by N. V Wilson,
Assistant t'nlte.l Hlates District At
torney Oetorne sold he proposed to show
Ih.l it.. tit, H'lUrtn Itl Tkttf
,.,. rnmnnnv hHnna-ed to
(1)e .toh,,,,,,,., of th8 Kmrrfon Motors
Company.
TAX PLEA FOR UTILITIES.
Ilnnaa Committee l'raed to 1'at Them
In Drparnte Claas.
WAS.ttVUTO.W .Tune 11. A request
that public, utilities be placed In n
separate class for taxation was made
to the House Ways and:Means Com
mittee to-day by I'hlllp It. Oadaden
of Charleston, fl. C. While the general
volume of business has Increased with
the war the earnlnca of utility cor
porations, particularly street car
llnee, has fallen off, he said.
John W. Ilatdorf of New York urited
Government control of corporations
as a means of reaching a fairer basis
of tnxatlon.
Gulden's
The seeds, spices and other pure ingredi
ents are grown in the sunny, fertile fields of
America, England, Italy and India. Nature
contributes everything no preservatives;
no adulteration.
Quality and source of supply the same
for over fifty years. No other mustard has
the distinctive Gulden flavor.
Made in a modern, sanitary plant, exclu
sively devoted to mustard. Not touched by
hand; made clean and kept clean.
A Good Way to Buy:
2 Jars for 25c
Thrifty housewives are taking advan
tage of the Gulden 2 jars for 25c price it
means true economy. The extra jar comes
in handy.
Look for Gulden's Mustard Window Displays
At Grocers in Your Neighborhood.
SHIELDS OF POLICEMEN
JOINING ARMY RECALLED
OrJcr Includes Also the Daises of
Men Now Engaged on Dock Duty
Around New York Harbor.
Police Commissioner Knrljrht Issued
an order to-day recalling the rhlclds
of all members of the Police Depart
ment Jolnlnic the United States forces.
It Includes otso the shields of men who.
under the administration of former Po
lice Commissioner Woods, enlisted In
the army and arc now encaged on dock
duty around New York Harbor, but not
thoso of Detectives Martin Oivcnn and
rinrnanl Flood, who aro lieutenants In
tho American Army now flKhtlnx on the
western front In Franco. Owens orig
inally left here to drive tho ambulance
donated to Krance by the Honor LeKlon
of the .Vow York Police force.
Commissioner Kiirlxht save ns his
reason for recalling' the shields that com
plaints of petty grafting had reached
him. that men nboqt this docka would
obtain liquor without pay and then In
tlmldato the saloon keeper by flashing a
shield to show they were Now York' po
licemen, and that when fights would oc
cur along tho water trout, uud a patrol
man would arrive one or the combatants
would show a shield and Ret away.
Seelt to Hevokc Ilnnil House
l.leeusp.
Oftlcers of the Stnto Exrlso Depart
ment to-day went before Justice Kappcr
In the Supreme Court In llrooklyn with
sn application to have the liquor li
cense of Holllswood Hall, Hollls. U I.,
revoked. Afflvadlta nnd testimony of
excise Kcnl were to the effect Out
on two Sundays last December they had
boucht drinks on thn nrnniliwn nf tli
roadhouso. Justice Kappcr reserved de
rision, Established 1867
M
An American Standard
Received Medals and Dipldmas
American Institute
World's Fair Chicago
Paris Exposition
NO SUCCESSOR TO PEARSON.
eir nrU nnd .eiT Haven Toat
pnnes Kleetlon of President.
Tho dliectors ofthc Now York. Nw
Huven and Heeford Ilallroad Company,
met In this city to-tiny, but did not elect
a succesjor to PrfSident B. J. Pearson,
who has been appointed Kederal Man
ager of tho road by Alfred H. Smith,
neglonal Director of llallronds for the
Custom territory.
The mutter wns ri fcrrfd to the Exec
utive Committee, which will report on
lime 25.
No Mystery About
Clean Healthy Teeth
Half-way mensurcs won't keep
teeth sound. Hidden particles
of decaying food hide them
selves away. Sozodont searches
them out cleans up every
crevice. Over 60 years' serv
ice has dispelled all doubt about
lozodont
FOR THE TEETH
Liquid Powder or Past
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE
) ouiu l.i 1 4t..ri
HiunnUvU Slnnn.
$6 euclt
' of 0si tl'.JfUh
to J
Holdcn'i.j'lttSL.cor SthA?
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