The Sun and the New York herald. [volume], June 06, 1920, Page 13, Image 13

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Tjr VIMI G All ATM) AN U
FAILS TO DESCEND
Store Closes at 5 P. M.
Store Your Furs
In Our Cold Storage Vaults
Full protection against loss by fire, moth
and theft. Repairs and remodeling at
special prices during Summer months.
Platinum
Wedding Rings, $28.00
A beautifully carved wedding ring, in
the slender style so much in vogue. The
price is unusually low.
-flrnimt Ftfinr
Lord & Taylor
Fifty Dry Agents, Said to Bo
Specially Imported Here, '
Cannot Do Located.
)5 PHANTOM AltltKSTS
38th Street
FlfcTH AVENUE
39th Street
:FoHrl& .Floor.:
Eiht Men Taken by Locnl
June Showing of New Styles and Splendid Values
Forces Are Arraigned
for A iolating Law.
THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920.
Fifty rovenuo intents satil to liavo been
..ittiv imnnrted from moonnhlne 1'
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or arc oltfRi'il to hnvc nrrlvcd. rrohlbl
tlon Director Kramer, In Washington,
refuwil last nlglit to deny or confirm
the supposition that this "Hying squad,
jfcn" was opcratlnB horcabouts. James
sholm, supervising prohibition agent
for (he New Vork district, absented him
nlf from Ills oltlee and no enlightenment
could bo obtained from him.
John H. Qulgley, his assistant, ad
mitted that he did not know tha where.
nbouts of the fifty special raiders. They
were not reporting to him, he asserted,
nor did he know to whom they were ro
t'Ortlng. Likewise Francis a. Caffey,
inltcd States Attorney, to whom these
newcomers were supposed to have rushed
he fruits of their first efforts, was sur
prised to bear that any such agents
v. ere In town, Ho would not say that
hey had not been to his office, but he
hud not fecn them or heard of them, ho
Mid.
All that became a matter of record
during the day was the arraignment bo
f.ne I'nlted SUtes Commissioner Samuel
M. Hitchcook of eight men arrested by
agents of Mr.. Slievlln's office regularly
established he'ro. None of the thirty
five saloon keepers, bartenders and
o'hers whom the erstwhile moonslflne
exterminators were credited with scoop
ing up In their sallies along Broadway
were arraigned or otherwlso recorded In
Iek'al professes.
Late last night Mr. Slievlln's office In
the custom House Svas Inhabited by a
sol.tary member of his staff who had
;rot laid eyes upon the heralded "flying
squadron" and who yawnlngly re
marked that If anything like that was
happening It was not disturbing the
peaceful iutet of hendquartcrs.
Xothln? that came from Mr. Slievlln's
efflee during tho day was Inconsistent
v.lth on.' theory that the Invading
champions of bone drynesa might have
been phantoms, to Impress bartenders
n 1th un.sy consciences, or with an al
tfrnate theory that the Imported forces
might be operating over tho head of
Mr Shcviin.
ThrouRh his office Mr. Shevlln did an
nounce that ho was resolved to clamp
the lid down so tight that not a whiff
of booze would bo discernible and that
a new ruling of the Attorney-General,
allowing issuance of warrants and com
plaints without consultation with dis
trict attorneys would facilitate his con
templated raldlngs. But of flying squad
rons he said nothing more, though it
was ho who first gave out tho report
of their presence.
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FRANCE LURES EX-DOUGHBOY.
Former Soldlrrn Arc Eoger to Get
Job Abroad.
Paris. June 5. rarge numbers of
former American soldier?, finding condi
tion! in Armrlca unsatisfactory, arc re
turning to France to find employment,
and finding work for them In this coun
try Is providing a serious problem tor
Belaid of tho American Legion In this
flty Some have taken places as labor-e-s
it small wages.
"Many of thec men are without
money, and they have small prospects of
finding work." said Arthur W. Itlplng
Adjutant of tho Paris post Efforts are
being macte to Induce them to return to
America, but some refuse to do-this. Tha
Legion has succeeded In finding places
for ninety-five men In the last forty
day?. The return of Americans to
France under present conditions Is In
adilsable '
JAPAN AGAINST JONES BILL.
i
Will Protest Shipping Mcnsmre
Violate Treutr.
tokio, June 5. According to the
llochi Shlmbun, Japan will protest
arainst the pending Jones bill, which lst
aimed at the protection of American
shipping, especially In the Philippines. 1
The protest, tho newspaper says, will
be made on the -ground that the measure
is a discriminatory violation of the Jap
anese-American commercial troaty and 1
u considered a blow to Japanese shipping.
FOCH IN TAXTCAB CRASH.
Marslinl Cnt by Gin When Cab
Jllti. Ilia Motor.
Paris, June 5. Marvhal Foch wu
slightly Injured this evening when his
automobile collided with a taxlcab In
Paris. ui3 injuries consist of cuts about
tli face from glass.
The driver and occupant of the taxlcab
also were Injured.
FOOD THAT GIVES
r REAL STRENGTH
Elements of
Are
Contained
In Father
John's
dicine
The reason that you get real strength '
and actual, increased weight from
rather John's Medicine Is because the
elements of nourishment contained in
this old-fashioned, food tonic are bo
Prepared that the weakened system
easily takes them up and turns them
into new tissue and flesh. In this way
alone can real strength be built up.
many persons Become thin ana run
down hecause they do not get theso
food elements from their diet and in
such cases a tonic food such as Father
John s Medicine is a vital necessity at
this season of the year. Guaranteed
Iree from alcohol or dangerous drum
Adv. I
Shantung Suits for Women
Time New Models at
' This Exceptional Price
$29.50
TVfEN'S Wear Shantung,
1YA cool and practical weaves
for Mid-Summer, developed in
smart models, Tuxedos with
long revers and straight effects.
Suits with new double pockets
and stitched beltsvalues sel
dom equalled.
Women's Wool Suits
Greatly Reduced
39.50 to $115.00
Suits for Larger Women
Well tailored and beautifully
lined, offered at great reductions
for clearance.
Third Floor.
Summer Frocks
. For Women
A LL the daintiest Summer styles
and most becoming colors of
the season in the June showing of
Cotton Dresses, moderately priced.
$15.00, $19.50,
$22.50
AIs6
Georgettes, Voiles, Organdies, Ginghams,
Cotton Novelties, Embroidered batistes,
Nets, Laces. A range of beautiful domestic
and imported French models in advance
Mid-Summer styles, including many or
nate Gowns for afternoon or semi-dress
occasions up to $135.00
iTMrd Floor.
Women's Black Satin Capes
New Summer Models
Priced for Monday
$49.50
WRAP-CAPES of captivat
ing style, made of hand
some quality Satify silk-lined
throughout with graceful,
draped collars and sleeve effects.
Really great values, that will
appeal to every woman for street
and evening wear.
Imported Tweed Coals
Two New Models
For Motoring and Travel
Velveteen Jackets
New Tuxedo Models
$29.50
Third Floor.
Bathing Suits
For the Summer Beaches
TQMEN who plan vacations at the seaside or
week-end trips for a dip in the surf, will find
our collection of Bathing Suits especially compre
hensive in its range of fetching styles and) novelties,
moderately priced.
Tomorrow's Unusual Values
loathing Suits
$5.00
In black Satin and black Surf Satin, straight line and slip
over models, trimmed in a variety of contrasting colors.
Dimity Blouses
Offered Tomorrow at
$3.50
Plenty of fresh, dainty white Blouses are a luxury of the
Summer wardrobe, and these tailored Dimities are so simple
in style and low priced they arc sure to appeal to women
for wear with sport Skirts and Suits.
Many tucked, others with tiny
pleatings or Irish drawn work.
Third Floor.
Notable Values in
Corsets
Redfern Corsets Pink Broche of good quality, trimmed
with lace and ribbon; low bust, free hip, well-boned back,
three hose supporters $3.75
Two Lord & Taylor Specials One of pink Broche,
lace-trimmed, elastic top, well-boned, for slight or medium
figures; the other of pink striped Batiste, ribbon trimmed,
low bust, free hip, medium length skirt $3.50
.Second Floor..
Feature Hats for June $7.95
Less Than
Cost of the "
Making
PICTURED
here is one ex
ample of our col
lection of 300 Hats
offered at this low
price.
Hats of
Beauty
and Utility
All Materials
of
High Grade
ORGANDIE in
delicate pastel
shades, combined
with Taffeta, trim
med with flowers
in matching tints.
Many Styles
and
Combinations
.Fourth Floor..
Sale of Navy Blue Serge
$3.35 yard
The soft, yet durable kind that
makes a smart tailored suit or
cape. It is 54 inches wide; sponged
and shrunk, and at an extraordi
narily low price.
Second Floor
Woven Dotted Swisses
$1.85 yard
That kind that lends itself
delightfully to the pattern of your
-frock. White and colored dots on
white and colored grounds large
assortment. Attractively priced.
Second Floor
A Most Remarkable Price
White Washable
"Fan-Ta-Si"
At $4.95 yri
And imagine silk being washable emerging from warm water
and castile soap just as lustrous as it went in. It is individual in
weave and texture. It is 40 inches wide, and without a doubt one of
the most unusual silk values of the season.
zOround Floors
Summer Lingerie
A Group of Excellent Values
SHEER, soft, Cotton and Silk materials, white
or flesh color, domestic make, hem-stitched and
daintily trimmed, to stock the woman's Summer
wardrobe.
Night Gowns, Batiste $1.75, $1.95, $2.65, $2.95
Night Gowns, Seco $3.95, $4.95, $5.45 (and tax)
Envelope Chemises $1.95, $2.95
Corset Coveis, lace trimmed $1.75, $1.95
Pajamas of Batiste, Seco or Crepe. .$3.65, $3.75, $3.95, $5.75
Night Gowns, Crepe de Chine. . .$4.95, $5.95, $6.95 (and tax)
Envelopes, Crepe de Chine $2.95, $3.95, $4.95
Extra Values in
Silk Petticoats
White Washable Satin, deep tucked flounccj, panels
front and back $4.95 and $6.75
White Seco top with pleated Habutai flounce, panels
front and back $4.95
White Egyptian Tub Silk, straight-line model, embroid
ered scallop, panels front and back $4.95
White Sateen, straight-line model, embroidered scallop.
$2.75
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Summer Negligees
Very Moderately Priced
Breakfast Coats in box-loom Crepe or figured Jacquard,
in pink, blue, lavender, rose, Copenhagen blue and wistaria,
r $5.95
Japanese Kimono in cotton Crepe, hand-embroidered. . . .$3.95
Breakfast Coat of white dotted Voile, trimmed with
ruffles $3.95
Morning and Porch Dresses
At June Sale Prices
Models in Gingham, Voile, Lawn, Swiss, Dimitv and
Linen , $3.95 to $14.75
Full Line of Bungalow Aprons
Attractive models $1.50 to $2.95
.Second Floor..
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; June Sale of Women's
White Footwear
r rAn event that is traditional with you as well as with us. Just
as you wait for it, so we plan for it. Thousands of shoes, with that
undeniable smartness that lies in the style; expert workmanship
and quality.
$10.75
Tax, 8c
White canvas Pumps, military heels
White canvas Oxfords, military heels.
White buckskin sport Oxfords.
White buckskin Oxfords, military heels
White buckskin sport shoes.
White canvas pumps, Louis heels, at the remarkable price of
$6.75
$7.65
White canvas instep Ties, Louis XVI.
heels. .
White canvas Oxfords, military heels.
White canvas Oxfords, broad toes, flat
heels.
$12.75 Tax, 28c
White kidskin Oxfords, military heels.
White kidskin Pumps, Louis heels.
White canvas sport Oxfords, tan trim
med. White canvas one eyelet Ties.
Second Floor.
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