The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 17, 1908

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P r H 1 l 0 t I C S S il 4t w 1 THE EVRNINGWORJbU W1N1SDA1 i 4 i9O G 3 t r HOWMGRAWS GIANTS I LZ WON THE FIRST GAME 1 Made Two Runs in the Third Inning and Held the Cincinnati tf Nine Down to a I iH i i Single Tally T i FIRSTa GAME GItNTIS R H po A E TeDney lb 0 0 9 0 0 Doy1eb 0 0 0 1 1 Seymour ct 0 0 1 0 0 Donlin rt 0 2 5 0 0 Devlin 3b 0 0 1 1 0 Shannoll It 0 1 0 0 Needham c b 1 1 9 0 0 Horzogss l 2 1 4 1 Mathewson p 0 0 0 3 0 otaJs 2 5 27 92 CINCINNATI RHPOAE Huggins 2b 0 0 3 6 0 Kaxio cf 0 2 2 1 0 Lobert 3fo 0 0 0 0 0 Mitchell If 0 1 0 0 0 Oanrel Ib 0 0 15 0 II McLean o 0 0 2 0 0 FasKcirt rf 1 2 2 0 0 Hulswltt 0 1 0 1 I Ooakley p 0 0 0 4 0 Totals 1 624 l7 1 Flrt Baae on Balls Oft Coakley 2 Left on Baacsanalnnatl 7 Oranta i Struck OutBy Mnthewson 7 ThroeBase Hits Paskert TwoDu e JIIts Herzog Mitchell Double PlaysHulswitt Iayi1ulnvt to Muggins to aanI1 1ane to Oanzel HIt by I ltcher McLean Umj lre nigler and Johnstone Special to Tht Evmbvr World POLO GROUNDS June 17Tally one fr the Giants In the first ot the double header with the Red today Score I to 1 Matty atruck out seven Just when strikeouts were needed and offset the better hitting of the visitors Coak tey pitched a good game First Inning Hug lna popped a foul to Xeedham Kane singled to left and took second on Lobtrfs out Devlin to enney Mitchell filed to Donlln NO UUNS Tenney out to Gomel Doyle Jlled to Paskert Seymour filed to Kane NO nus Second Inning Ganwl went out Doyle to Tenney McLean filed to Shannon Paskerl beat out an Infield hit Hulswltt sin gled to right Paskert going to third Coakley struck out NO RUNS Donlln singled to centre He was forced at second by Devlin Hul wltl to Hugglns Shannon hit Into a double play Ilulcwltt to Hugglna to Ganzel NO RUNS Third Inning Hugglns was safe on a fumble by Doyle Kane struck out and a moment later Hugfjlns was caught napping oft Sit NISttRutNSTenney Loert struck out SO RUNS Needham drove a clean single Into centre and went to third as llerzog smaaher a safe one to the safe spot I Herzog took second on the throw I Matty walked filling the bases HUB r gins threw out Tennev but Needhom i scored on the play and the others ad vanced Herzog scored as Ifugglns I threw out Dole Seymour foulod out to Ganzel TWO RUNS I A 4 Fourth Inning Seymour made a wonderful running eaten of Mitchells long drive and woke up the crowd Ganzol struck out Mc Lean lifted a high fly to Donlin NO RUNS Donlin was safe on Hulswltfs fum i ble and took second as Devlin hounded 4 out to Ganiel unassisted Hulswltt j tossnd out Shannon Donlin was out trying to make a daring steal of home I Coakley to McLean NO RUNS Fifth Inning Paskert struck out Hulswltt filed to Donlln Coakley struck out NO RUNS Oooltlev throw out Nedham Herzog mashod a twobase drive t oleft field fence Matty walked Both runners advanced as Hlmrlnt throw out Ten ney Coakley threw out Doyle NO RUNS Sixth Inning HUll lWl WA out on a bunt Matty to Tenney Kane beat out a slow one to third Herzog threw cut Lobert Kane I lrg all the way to third Mitchell struck out NO RUNS Seymour popped out to Ganzel Don lln drove a safe Texas Leaguer to left Devlin flied to Kane and Donlln was doubled up Kane to Ganzel NO HUNS Seventh Inning Matty threw out Gnniel and Mc Lean jxipped out to Devlin Paskert lrrvo a threcbiffccr to left and scored as Herzos fumbled Hulswltts orrounder Conklnv llnl to Dunlin ONE RUN IJiuulns tlir W out Shannon Need ham filed out to Paskert Hcrzog fouled to MclxMin NO RUNS Ighth Inning Hus ins lifted a My to Donlin Knne was out on n pop fly to Herzoz Her DS threw out Lobert NO RUNS Mattv popped out to Hugglns Huls wltt threw out Tenney Doyle was out Hugglns to Osniel NO RUNS Ninth Inning Mitchell led off wWI a twosacker to right and took third on Ganzcls sacrifice to Tenney unassisted McLean was hit by a pitched ball Herzog got Paskerts grounder and throw out Mitchell at tin plato Mowrey ran for Mclppii HcrzoR threw out HulHWltt NO THIN SECOND GAME Continued from First 1age Nendham was out sleaUnc second Mo 1 Lean to Iluliwltt NO RUNS t Fourth Inning Jirrzoir throw out Mitchell and Doyle t tosffrd out Oaiucl after the loll had bounded iwrty from McOlnnltv Mc fi Lean Illed to Shannon NO RUNS Horspn fouled out to McLean HuUwltlm dB u newt play In throwing I out McOlnnltf Tennjr struck out NO HIINI I Fifth Inning PMkort drove a lone Sty to ahannon i wG cw1s4 4ChMok rbt l I L 00 the fence Hulswltt walked and Wei mar was pate on Herzogs error Dev lin throw out Hugging Kane singled and Huliwltt scored Kane stole sec ond Lobert fled to Donlln ONE RUN Doyle filed to Welmer Seymour landed a sate Texas leaguer over sec ond and went to second u Donllu stung a safe one Into left Devlln grounder got by Hulswltt and Seymour scored while Donlln took third Lobert cot Shannons grounder and Donlln was run down Lobcvrt to McLean to Wet mer Devlin and Shannon taking third and 1econd Ganzel made a great run ntng HUN catch ot Needhams foul ONE Sixth Inning MSplnn threw out Mitchell Gen zel lied to Donlln Dovlln made a nice I stop but threw badly and McLean was safe at nrst Iafk Tt singled to centre Hulawltt filed to Hernog N 0 RUNS elmer tossed out Herzog MoGln nit flied to Hulswltt lImglnll threw out Tennev NO nus Seventh Inning Welmer flied to Seymour II scnf flied 10 Shannon Kane was hit by Pitched hall Kane stole second After I getting Loberfs irrounder ifarzojr made a wild throw to Stat and Kane scored Mitchell lined out to Donlln ONE RUN Doyle tiled to Mltohell Seymour went out the same way Donlin singled T xtPCTndl nnd was ut stealing ee ond Mcl an to Hulswltt NO RUNS Eighth Inning Herzog threw out Ganzel McLean was hit by pitched ball Paskert sln glad past Devlin Hulswltt filed to Seymour Welmer forced out McLean on in grounder to De lln unassisted NO RUNS I Devlin tiled to Hugclns Hupglns threw mil Shannon dham lined out to Hupgln NO RUNS I Ninth Inning Hugglns popped to Devlin KJTlc filed to Seymour Herzog threw out Lobert NO RUNS I BROOKLYN Continued fronj First Page filed to Murray Bergen went out Kar Rer to Konetchy NO RUNS Fourth Inning Barry filed to Hummell Delohant draw four had ball Konetchy missed I three swings at Wllhelm curves i hymn forced Delahanty Lewis to Pat I tee NO KUN I 111 311t I Wllhelm struck out Burch was re tired by Byrne and Konetohy Pattee I singled but wan out stealing Hoatettei to Gilbert NO RUNS Fifth Inning I Hostetter went out Wllhehn to Jar dan ORourke reached first on Jor dans error Gilbert out Wllhehn to Jordan ORourke reaching second Karger was tossed out by Pattee NO IlUNIS Hummel singled Maloney cacti deed Burns to Konetchy Jordan fan ned out Sheehan out KarGer to Ko netchy NO RUNS Sixth Inning Lewis and Jordan put Murray out of the way Harry hit safely to the in field Delehantv foivcd Barrv Jordan to LMsIs Konetchy sIngled Delahanty being caught at third HummoU to Shcfhan NO RUNS Lewis was thrown out by Byrne So was Bergen Wilhelm struck out NO RUNS Seventh Inning Byrne fouled out to Sheehan ties teller singled to left ORourkes fly was taken by Burch Gilbert linefiled to Maloney NO RISKS Burch walked on four Dad ones Pat tee sacrificed Konetchy unassisted Hummell flled to Harry Burch reach lag third Malonev lifted a high one to Berry NO RUNS Eighth Inning Karger was disposed of by Lewis and Jar an Murray hoisted a high one wlhlch Hummoll pot under Barry flied to Burch NO RUNB Jordan out ORourke to Konetchy Shcolian was put out by the some play ers Lewis popnled to Konetohy NO RUNS Ninth Inning Delahanty out Patteo to Jtonlan Konetohy singled to tho Infield Byrne was thrown out by Shrtian Konetchy going to second Hoatotter out WII helm to Jordan NO RUS AMERICAN LEAGUE At Detroit Philadelphia 10002 0 00V3 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 Batteries gert and Smith Dono van and Smith Umpire Mr OLough lln At Cleveland Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Batteries Cotes and Warner Joss and Clark Umplre Mr Egan EASTERN LEAGUE At Newark FIRST GAME Montreal 0200010003 Newark 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Batteries Donahue and Clark Neuer and Strange Umplr Stafford At Jersey City FIRST GAME Rochester 2 0000000 13 Jersey City0 t 0 2 1 1 2 1 7 Batteries BiinnlHteV and Butler Moore and Crist Umpires Sullivan and Kelly SECOND GAME Rochester 000000 Jersey City 0 0 0 1 3 0 Ilalterleji Crowley nnd Envlnj Mason and Woods Umpires Kelly and Sulli van At Baltimore FIRST GAME Toronto 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 Baltimore 1 0 e l 1 2 11 6 Mitchell and Vande rift Adklns and Hearn Umolro Moran SECOND GAME Tornto T 0003 00J Baltimore 100000 1 Game reled on account of darkness At Providence FIRST GAME Buffala 1 00000200 J aovIdeo Oi 11116 Ii SUBAYTEAM 1 TAKES LEAD IN VOTING CONTEST I I Amateurs Busily Engaged in Sending in Coupons for Their Favorite Teams Watch lit ollmV niats what the captain of tin Oak Rlilne HaP Club of ltiookl n itlil as In lumpe a bundle tf ito votes for his team Into The I Mvfiiliij World olllc today This N onlv a rflnitrr and we will be up among the tOi1not hers before the week Is over That is Just one expression out of many The Interborough Subway Division I team Jumped Into the lead today with 698 votes while the Amsterdam Field Cluh and the Duane Field Club are In a tie for second place with 271 each Tim list of teams with 21 or more votes to their credit follows I rborouch It T Co lSnbi j Dlv m AlnoprtJoln neil Club 511 Peace Field Club BJ1 Clarimontii WJ Newiort A C 445 Pawnee A C JJJ Warwick al1 ArtffnACR a 8Nimr k FleM Club I2 Oak HMK iJJ Buolran A C n Violet A C 1102 Jiffermni J8J Athn an A C I AAC I Noeonia A C i I Welllniwtoiui 173 I Rbu to Ot irll 1111 I StSt Patrick MB 1st Nicholas IrW Swurthmirr JKi New inte A r mi I Saginaw lunlorn 14 first A C 1 I Vitlace Stan 1IW Rival A C 11w I nod Field Club lit Youoz IMfndT 1 St Jmenti Junlnrj 1 ICeveaw A f I1 Watter 11I11 q St Aui istlnc A C 70 SagInaw KleM Club 01 Duffy Hill A C 11 i LIen fled Club 1 AMinla Field Club SS Funmslde fJu Club I JeroT Juntnr fl Nerltai Field lab M HtKkfora A C fO I TVInora A l 0 I Ycun Si orunn f I AmonlRi J Urand ontrals v vsbovs w i li5la t roni Hub 411 Walton 3 C n Oerfltld A O Rankin KleM Club 53 Klmors Field Club 33 fh rry II South Brooklyn Mold tub OhmeOts St Maliuhv 1 Fnverdalm 0 DONT PRINT PRICES tt IS DWYERS REQUEST AT GRAVESEND TRACK I i Continued from First Page 0 course they found things tighter than ever The word had Len passed out that nothing should be attempted end all the layer took the tip and spent the afternoon parading the lawn Dorante Beats Montgomery The handicap fourth on the sarl was I the most Interesting event A he iliy It brought out an eveny mutcnol Bela of six and It wni1 a horse rae ill I no way Dorante won after setmi a Billedged ride by J Ix Mont gomery ran the best race he iiaa Shown this ear and at the end wit bo itfn only a head Miller rode Montgomery I and almost stole the race from Dorante because Left evidently tlturcil hit jitter disposing of Frank OIII Me had the race i won wonMonteomerv stole up on the outride hilt Miller timed hl move a little late Ills Chief and Frank Gill made all the early pace runnlntr like a team to the stretch Dorante was third and Mont pcinerv fourth When they hit th stretch Big Chief wa throueli and Frank Gill assumed the lend Dorantc had moved up stronc on the turn and with a clear road Lee set down to ret to Frank Gill He got him at the eighth pole and wai then coming on to win easIly until Monte men stole up on the outside The went nasI the ledge with Dorante In front Slant gomerv a head hack with Frank Gil third a halt length away Dugan Make Third Winning Aletheuo won the fifth race Dugan rode him making his third win of the day Aletheuo allowed a lot of Improve ment and won easily at the end after running Jump B Bro 1y W o the ground In the first quarter He turned Into the stretch a little wide but Dugan steered into the rail nnd hold his advantage to the end Big Ben chased after the pace all the way and was second at the end In front of Brad Keene Suffragette Win Suffragette was an oddson choice In the final event and she won In a breeze from The Pippin with Harlem Maid third The latter showed a lot of early speed but Suffragette got her at the turn for home and the rest was easy MONTREAL RESULTS FIRST R4CE Four fnrlonKS Thetis P to 5 and 4 to M 1 Llllypad fl to 2 for place 2 Miss Shannon 3 TIme 04S 35 SFCOND RACE Four furlongs Low Heart 4 to 1 and 7 to f 1 Colonel Zeb 2 to 1 for place S Oromonhi 3 Tinue04 25 THIRD RACEOne mils Debar I to 5 and 3 to r 1 St Clair 8 to 1 for place 2 Laity 3 Time 140 2B I FOURTH RACE One mllo and an elRhtfc Doubt 7 to 10 and out t Hlo Grande S to 5 for place 2 Leonard Joe Havnian 3 Time 154 23 FIFTH RAGE Two miles Manzano 12 to I and 1 to 5 1 Bally Castle ever for place 2 Flying Virginian 3 Time 402 SIXTH RACE Seven furlongi Jane Swift 1 to 2 and out 1 1II1sa Marjorie 7 to B for place t Wave Great 2 Ttmea28 JB I ROBBED Of 1800 AND BEATEN BY THREE TUBES S George Bloch a Butcher At tacked in His Barn at Bellmore L I George Illoch a butcher of Hellmore L Too wan attacked In his barn bv two negro und a white mnn this afternoon and after being beaten Into uncnntclom ness wan robbed of JTSO In cash and checks amounting to JliWO Deputy she riffs and posses of citizen heavily armed are scouring the countryside for the robbers Bloch went Into his barn at Bellmore coon after noon today to feed lui horses He was attending to the ani mals when a negro jumped from the hay mow and Mtadked him will a club At the uno time a willie man jumped from a stall and joined In tho ai iilt after inakg the barn oor faJt from the InsIde A third man alwi a negro appeared hut Bloch did not see whore the man had come from The attack was so sudden that Hloch had not time to make an outcry and was knocked senseless to the floor s m time afterward Bloch wife missed her husband and went to the barn to look for him She found him lying on the floor but he Just revived and was soon able to tell what had happened A physician was called and Sheriff Foster was then notified by telephone The Sheriff sent several deputies to BeMmore to run down the robbers The three assailants of the butcher were seen running In the direction of Wan tagh and the deputies took up tho pur suit In that direction Posses of citi zens were quickly organized and the woods around Bellmoje Wantagh Sea ford and Massapequa are being thor oughly searched There are large negro colonlei north of Wantash and Bellmore It is laId that several negroes were making in Itilrles last nlsnt aR to where Bloch lived It was known that h was In the habit of carrying considerable Bums i of money Bloch has a bad scalp wound a out over the left ere and cuts and bruises on his cheeks but his In juries are not dangerous BOY DROWNS IN THE HARLEM I I Known Amonor his Companion Ont a Jo An Italian boy known only to his companions an Joe was drowned to day In the Harlem River at the fool of One Hundred and Fortyfourtli street The body has not been re covered I In connection with the lads death the police of the oIt One Hundred and Fiftysecond street station arrested I Frank Fornlca of No 321 East One Hundred nnd Twelfth street Joe Is supposed to have lived at No 31t East One Hundred and Twelfth street Ho was fifteen years old and wore a black coat gray striped trousers plaid cap and whIte shirt with black spots HAMILTON RESULTS HAMILTON RACK TRACK June 17 ITlw races her today resulted as follows I FIRST RACE Five furlongs Brown Tonv even and 2 to fil 1 Eloro U to I 1 for nine 2 Aralla 3 Time 101 33 SECOND RACE Five and a half fur 110n sdlth Glen 10 to 1 and t to 1 i 1 Soiree r3 to 1 for place 2 Alomar I 3 Time lOS 13 I THIRD RACE One mile Herman Johnson S to 1 and 3 to 1 1 Solon frhlngle 01 to u for place 2 Ballot Box 3 Time 142 35 FOlRTH RACE Two miles Marks man I to 1 and 7 to M 1 Plcktlme oren for place 2 Byzantine 3 Time 111 35 FIFTH RACE Five and a half fur I Inmn Uttle Minnie S to 1 nnd 2 to n 1 Maud Slpsbee 3 to 5 for place 2 George C 1awson 3 TimeLOS 45 STXTH RACE Six turlongs NIslU Mist n to 1 nnd 2 to I 1 St Joanne 2 to I for nlacc 2 Roval Onyx 3 Time I 113 til 3BVENTH RACE One jsllr and an eighth Wilton trfickaye 5 to I and 2 to 11 1 St Valentine even for place 2 King of the Valley 3 Time 151 46 NATIONAL LEAGUE i At Button MORNING ClAME Plttsburg 0 0 1 1 3 0 14 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 Ilatterlea Sladdox and Gibson For guson and Ball UmpiresMessrs ruiiclerham and Emxlle At Boston AFTERNOON GAME PJttHhurjr OOrtlllOO 0 4 Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 02 Batteries UeflaM anti Phelps Boultes such Graham Umpires Emslle and Rudderham At Philadelphia Chicago 1 0000200 03 Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0I Batteries Fruzer and Kilns Corn don and Dooln Umpire Klem TORPEDO BOATS SAIL Five torpedo boats tho Porter D Long Tlngoy Blakely and Thornton sailed from this port today for Nor folk Va The Kind You Have Always Bought HIS In tho caution applied to tho public announcement of Caatorla that THIS been manufactured under tho supervision of Chns IT Fletcher for over flO yearsthe genuine Castoria We respectfully call the attention of fathers and mothers when purchasing Castoria to IItIe that the wrapper bears hbslgnature in black When the wrapper la removed the mme signature ap pears on both Bides of the bottle in rid Parents who have used Cast rla for their little ones In the past yean need no warning against counterfeits and imitations but our present duty U to call the attention of tho younger gener ation to the great danger of introducing into their families spurious medicines It is to be regretted that there are people who are now engaged in tho nefarious business of putting up and Belling all aorta of substitutes or what should more properly be termed counterfeits for medicinal preparations not only for adults but worse yet for childrens medicines It therefore devolves on the mother to scrutinize closely what she given her child Adults can do that for themselves but the child has to rely on the mothers watchfulness Genuine Castoria always bean the Blnatmre of I 1 I 0 NOT A CENT BU I i EVEN BY NOD AT GRAVfSfNDI Pinkertons Convey Dwyers Order to BookmakersI Who at Once Obey netting at the Gravesend Itace Track ram to an abrupt standstill this afttrnuon when the Htikertons took a hand In the suppression of gambling Allen PInkerton sent Capt Seymour Beutler to Interview tha I bookmakers Calling Sol MchtensUIn and several other members fit the M U aside he said I D not do any business secretly or otherwise or you will be ruled off and I kept off Th word was quickly passed along I and the bookmakers Immediately threw up their hands Capt Beutler stationed a number of hIs men on the lawn with instructions to escort to tho gate any person who even seemed to be betting One word from the Plnkertons ac cnmpllshed In a minute what nearly 50 policemen had been unable to do In five days The bookmaker said they would obey the ordor to tht let ter The order came directly from Presi dent Philip J Dwyer and It Is un derstood that his action followed a decision jf the Jockey Club to make no effort or countenance any effort to evade the law It was also said that the police had Utfn given assurance that Hereafter the tiack olliclals will do all In their hewer to suppress gambling This ins partly verified In the reduced number of uniformed policemen at the track There were perhaps fifty uniformed men and as many In plain clothes less than onethird as many as have been on hand since last Thursday Some of the bookmakers declared llioy vsould depart Immediately for Canada and olners said they would wall until alter Suburban Day at SliMiptliead For the first time however since the Racing Hill passed It was conceded on all sides that the racing game In New York Is now as dead as a doornail For the first time In the history of racing In New York the horses wont to the post today without a dollar being wagered by the spectators on the result of the race Owners of thoroughbreds today be gan to feel the effects of the recent antibetting legislation Owlpc to the startling diminution In crate revenues two tracks announced curtailments of expenses Tho Coney Island Jockey Club rich est of the metropolitan racing aRBocla tlons sent out notices today that nil unclosed races would undergo a BO per cent cut The Brighton Beach Racing Associa tion wan early out with an announce ment declaring ofT four of Its stake rac s It Is possible that this meant I that nil of the features carded for the Brighton meeting will be annulled The events already eliminated are the Tri umph Undergraduate Seashore Han dicap and the Chantlllv Steeplechase I following The Sheepshcad officials sent out the WOMEN ON TRAIN SEE MAN BURNED BY THIRD RAIL Iron Bar Me Wielded Came in Contact With It and He Fell to Track Charles Durkln and sir other laborer were layllin tracks on tho supwrttruc tuio above Sindi street on the Brook lyn HrKljrj todtiy when Dm kins crow bar came In contact with a third rail I and Mnak an uprlifht post an It hot from Dmklns hands Ill hands and body were frlffhtfullv burned the flmh below the wrists being seared almost to the boneR Dr Slorgenthalwr of the Brooklyn Hospital who attended the victim stated that Durkln rooelr d probably almost the entire current and that his life was saved only wlien the bar fell to the tracks He U at the hospital In a critical condition The others were unhurt The crowbar was being used to press Into place some heavy gIrders At the side of Durkln were the six workers picking up a rail One of the men spoke to DurkIn who was directing the work and he turned his head Aa he did ao i his bar accidentally touched the live rail Instantly there was a loud report i as a blue flame followed the entire length of the bar setting fire to Dur klns clothes and knocking him to the tracks I As he fell with a groan his compan ions dropped the rail to see the blue i burned bar coming In their direction Wild yells of alarm from the men attracted hundreds of excursionists In an outgoing Bay Ridge train and many of them glanced out of the window 111 tlmu to see the bar hit against an up right nnd fall harmlessly to the ties Women In the train were panic stricken and cried loudly for help The train was brought to an abrupt halt Calm wa quickly restored when danger of fire was removed by the ab sence ot contact Many of the women then showed real courage by asking to leave their seats and hurry to the side of DurkIn who had the appear ance if being dead j Guards prevented the women getting out on the oven structure where pU s e would be perilous but several of 1 them contributed to the comfort of the i Injured man by throwing handkerchief I out of the windows to be used as bandages I Several of them were wrapped about his burned hands while others were saturated In water and placed over his head The women called to Durklns companions to hurry for a physician but the train moved out of tho station i before the physician arrived i 4 J C GREW TO BERLIN EMBASS ST PETERSBtmO June 17Joseph C Grew Third Secretary of the Amerl can Embassy here has been officially notified of his appointment aa Second I 9ocretary of the Embassy at Berlin 3o1n SowikScrn Will place on Sale Tomorrow at 10 oClock a m 10000 Pairs of Womens and Childrens HOSIERY All new goods of our own importation at 4 to Jjj regular prices SOOO PAIRS OF WOMENS STOCKINGS in Black Lisle Thread embroidered in beautiful designs also in Plain Black Tan Pink Sky Lavender Gray Pongee and Tan Lace Lisle regular values up to SOc per pair for 25C 1200 PAIRS OF WOMENS SUPERB QUALITY BLACK SILK LISLE STOCKINGS never sold for less than SOc per pair now SSc 3 pair for 100 6000 PAIRS OF WOMENS BLACK COTTON AND INGRAIN LISLE THREAD STOCKINGS some with white split soles others double heels and toes regular value 2B3 and 20c for 19C CHILDRENS BLACK LACE LISLE THREAD I STOCKINGS values up to 6Oc per pair special for 25C CHILDRENS BLACK AND TAN RIT3BED COT TON STOCKINGS double knees also Black Ribbed Lisle Thread sizes 8 to 7 value 25c per pair special 19C BOYS BLACK RIBBED COTTON BOSTN TERRIER STOCKINGS ISc per pair 0 pairs for 85c ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY EXECUTED BROADWAY 8TH 9TH ST Lord cE5 Taylor White Goods at greatly reduced prices including Crossbar Dimities Embroidered Swiss 36inch Fine Sheer Lawn Embroidered Batiste lnglish Dimities and Fine Sheer Persian Lawn Madras Cloths etc at i 5c 22C yd unusual offering Broadway 20th St 5th Ave 19th St I MILLIONAlRf I TOWER RfJfCTSj HUFFS TERMS Refuses Slay Home Nights So Separation Suit Goes to Trial Special to The Evmlnc World WiHITK IMAINH June 17The ramous moos separation stilt of Mrs Mary no Kuriliin Toner txaliiHt her hliiband PM 9 aid Alltert Ttmer the millionaire Iron master of Ioilghkeepslp was begun this afternoon before Justice M J Keogh In the Supreme Court here Mr Tower who charge her husband with cruelty appeared In court wearing a white lawn dress and a big white Merry Widow hat with her face hidden behind a thick white veil Effort were made for two hours to settle the action Mr Tower who Is worth f70 X000 agreeing to live with his wife but she Insisted that as a stipulation he come home every night and that he stop drinking liquor Mr Tower through his lawyer former Assistant DistrictAttorney Charles Le Barbler would not agree to the propo sition to be home each night as he m ht be away on business Mrs Tower came Into court weeping because there had been no reconcilia tion In addition to Mr Ie Barbl Mr Tower hail three lawyers to look after his Interests Mr Tower has a large number of wit nesses to prove that he was never drunk among them several members of the arohmont Yacht Club Mrs Tower has subpoenaed a number of witnesses to show that her husband treated her cruelly and that he left her alone on periods lasting from one to two months CRIPPLED GIRL JiB j KNOCKED DOWN BY BOY THIEF Young Highwayman Leadsil II Policeman in Chase of Ten Blocks Before Capture J Iucla Armer fourteen years old a yJ crippled child and the mainstay In the i support of a family of six persons at No So Throop avenue was knocked down 3 beaten nnd robbed of her weeks wage amounting to JlCO In Bartlett street 1 Wllllamiburg at noon today by Mar tin Marts who told the police that h 1 Is sixteen yean old and lives at No IK Ixrimer street r Marts was held for highway robberyaVf and assault and sent to the ChMrengas4 Court Brooklyn He Is small and of a vicious disposition The little girl laud left a Bartlett ttreet clothier for whom she s ewecl1I1T with her scant salary for work dontoW Almost In front of the place her as 0t0 with a sallant felled her to the walk righthand awing The police allegi arl that he p unded the girl to prevent berarJ crying and kicked her several tlmei I He then presed onen her hand Melt took the change she carried l H I I Policeman Banohs heard loud shouts j f or help from several woman In th o neighborhood and reached the spot in rl I time to sep the youth disappearing four fblocks away lie gave chase and afteru rl an exciting trail In which fifty young women and boys took part he cap tured Marts ten blocks from the placeT The money was found In his pock111 aeri1 The girl was painfully but not uiu ously hurt 11oJ irfr n ltl 1 STORE CLOSES SATURDAYS AT NOON h7 afranfclfn Simon C 4 Fifth Avenue h SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY 1r 1ri WOMENS AND MISSES oui Urrr Button Front Washable SIthfsuseq Cj I r1 White Irish Linen or Poplin open front model t detachable link 1urt m buttons length 34 to 42 Inches Value 750 3 I Ub I i 3 9 5 10 i 4 Tailor Linen Coat Suits j 1 Smart long coat with button front or pleated skirt of French Linen or A Poplin In white and colors also natural English Khaki misses sIzes hII 14 to 20 years womens sizes 32 to 42 bust Heretofore fl97S Xj I 1250 r I 4 r j i Hand Embd Linen Dresses I ois t i Princess model of best quality French Linen In white pink or blue richly hand embroidered front neck and sleeves Heretofore 2350 n 1450 1 CLEARING SALE Womens Real Lace Coats c a H Hip and Threequarter lengthls of French Irish Filet and Princess Laces a Heretofore 52X50 to 6950 t Ii 1250 2950 I U Imported model coats of high class Real Laces only oneof a kind u threequarter and seveneighth lengths Heretofore 58950 to 19500 ir1 4950 7950 A I FIFTH AVE 37th 8 38th Sts 0 3 01 I Lord Taylor J Silk Department T 1 ttlfi lift J Special Sale of ont Broken Assortments of Silks such a v otlt j Printed Foulards 3u Printed Chiffon f J Printed Marquisette White India Silks i and about 1500 Silk Remnants To be closed out at SOCa a yd These goods formerly sold at I If 7Sc too 125 150 jaoo a yard 1 IfI Broadway 2oth St 5th Ave igth Si 1 1 J t 5 4 wI 1

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7f W l r r i 7 I 1 THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JUNE 17 IcO 8 e HARD FIREBUG AT WORE THOUGHT HIM A BURGLAR II So Cohen Locked His Doors and Flames in Hall Got a i y l Good Start 150 LIVES WERE IN PERIL I I Second Attempt Made to Burn Big Stanton Street Tene ment House Tnnk Cohen who lire on the top BOOT of the flveitory teaement house NOL J022M Stanton street and who Ma s fruit and soda water stand at Stanton and Ridge streets closed up hop at 23 A SL today and wont to Mi rooms He was just retting ready for sleep when he heard some one etrlk Inr matches In the hallway Cohen having heard a lot about burglars locked hli door he later told the police About the same time Airs Rachel Roth nrt 0 occupies one of the four apart ment on the top lour and who was attending a lck child heard a crack line that abe recognized Nothing ermckled like that except flames she pitted and she began to scream Cohen then unlocked Mi door and ran to the hallway to be driven back by smoke end names The next In atant Policeman Clarke of the Union Market station came bounding up the Italia telling the frightened tenant to get out And tat out quick he added The man who let fire to the ten ement had Intended making a good job of It He had scattered the stair ways and halls with kerosene and benzine from the cellar to the roof When the oil was properly distri buted the Incendiary had lighted aces on Use cellar stairs and on each turn of the stairs up to the top floor It The fires made It Impossible for the f families on the upper floors to get to the atreet by the stairs or for the per IOns on the lower floors to get to the roof The policemen and some of the ten ants who did not take to the fire encapo and there yell with all the power lungs afforded attacked tho fires ana Then the engines came rattling up tne V danger was over k On they top floor In the hall the police found an empty halfgallon t demijohn which had contained benzine It was taken to the stationhouse ana an effort will be made to trace I ownership Two months ago an cttfiTi I was made to burn the same nouse There have been many Incendiary fires of late on the lower east sde There was ono In Cherry street one In Madison street one at No 101 Orchard street where half n dozen persons were killed and several others ot which tin police took little account because the damage was small The house In Stanton street furnishes a roof for twcnt tour families num ber about 150 persons t I RABBI TINTNER TO WED i He Will Murrr Miss any Snrnnoff at Temple Iliial fCHliurtin I ToMnrrow I 3Ilss Hay ParanofT daughter of Aaron I Baranoff and Rabbi Hfnjamln Abner Tlntner of the Templo Ilnal Jeshurun I at SlxtyllfUi street and Madison are nue will be married tomorrow night by the bridegrooms father tabby D N Tlhtncr In tho temple where the son i officiates I Rabbi Benjamin A Tlntner graduated last year at the Jewish Theological Seminary and has hold the pulpit at the Templo IJnal Jeshurun since Feb ruary lie puuccided Rabbi Stephen l Wipe The best man at the wedding will be r L Sladkus and the maid of honor Mtei Juliet Goldman After the wedding tho couplo will go to Long Branch I I i I Wrong glasses always Injure I and often ruin Eyesight I Take no chances but nave your I eyes exumined without charge by I OUR REGISTERED PHYSICIANS flosses Always at Ifodctate Prices I Q vicii Som Q OruIMs and OiitlcJnns f 50 Vcnrv iu 1ructice 350 Sixth Avenue I 1274 Uroadwny fekow 2J St Dele rid SL i IC 101 Nassau St 27 Uroudway I Near Ann St Allot Hou o mock 223 Sixth Ave near 15th bt r W L DOUGLAS r 350 SHOES M I Atrialwill convince you that WLDong I lag 350 shoes are thcbestintheworld Stores In Greater New fork I yrJ tn nro diT Tf cor IIOWAN L n lm Iw r vt sat M i q UI llnuulirKr rvr lull M t Cw llroinai roc alb si ITIII Uroain A r rat iUt t t aauu Etnrt W Mqt Iah EIteM e in mini ITUII Me m s T r 1I Tlydtrvrlaxh RIl G7 mad A crane t w 1 Seela41atclh ale 1I11ICItTNI Uh Atvrtte t0aT1qJl1pdwr l Clf Mb Afrmu 11111 I 3I rcar UNtA trMA i JorUIat Stern Brothers Tomorrow Thursday Womens Tailored Suits Closing Out Sale a variety of styles I Q 3 250 1850 in light weight materials at a 19 11 o Womens Siammer Dresses A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SHIRT WAIST PRINCESS AND GU1MPE MODELS IN FOULARDS PONGEES MESSAUNES BATISTE MULLS LAWNS AND LINENS At Very Moderate Prices i Attention is directed to their department for Womens Mens and Childrens BathnJl1lg and Swlmri g Slldts COMPLETE LINES OP BATHING CAPS SHOES SANDALS ETC FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Tomorrow a Special Offering of WOMENS MOHAIR BATHING SUITS and Round Necks Pleated and Tucked Skirts In black navy blue brown and gray with Dutch 45U 575 O V5 MENS WORSTED SUITS sleeveless or 4 sleeves with fancy edge stripes JxiJ ZVO 485 YOUTHS BOYS WORSTED SUITS sleeveless or J4 sleeves with fancy olje stripes 103 iV5 249 Qn the First Floor I Sale of Slammer Furniture IN NATURAL OR FOREST GREEN REED SUITABLE fOR LIVING ROOMS LIBRARY OR PIAZZA REED ARMCHAIRS AND ROCKERS 475 675 900 Formerly 600 800 and 1175 REED TABLES 375 475 600 Formerly 500 600 and 750 Mahogany Furniture for Bedrooms BUREAUS it 1600 2600 3400 Formerly 2150 3375 and 4950 CHIFFONIERS at 1750 2000 3000 Formerly 2250 3375 and 4000 THIRD FLOOR ANNEX West Twentythird Street McCutcheons The Linen Store RI rrd JIarr JIarrLi Lingerie Dresses Skirts Suits Etc Lingerie Dresses An exquisite collection of new models this season Price 1200 Reduced from 1800 and 2000 Price 51800 Reduced from 3250 Linen Suts Plain and striped linens natural and white grounds with colored borders All smart new uptodate styles Prie 51500 Reduced trom 2500 and 2800 Princess Jumper Dresses Taffeta Pongee and Light Weight Cloth Colors Tan Gray Copenhagen Navy or Black Price 1800 R duwd from 2800 3250 and 3500 Linen Ccats 1000 iSoo 1800 2000 2500 All Silk Pongee Coats i5oo 2000 2500 3000 35oo Separate Linen Skirts Plain White or Natural color In plain gored or pleated styles 500 850 1000 1200 1500 and upwards Also some very choice hand embroidered Skirts at 51500 to 2500 5th Ave 34th St wald rla I FULTON ST COR I BRIDGE ST BKLYN e For Thursday Sale of Handkerchief Linen Waists U Two Models t al I Lit Beautifully tailored style C wan Gibson pleat trot and back o 1 and pocket fancy laundered COl I t l lar banJi and cufla i ii 1 00 Vntae Special 63Vafoe b 300 4 7 Lot 2 Handkerchief linen tailor made laundered collar culT und e c uuae u bands ant four rows Russian n lllu lrutr I Cmny Lace with Tie to mutch SUNDAY WORLD WANTS V WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS I uIu 8 Qrnmpauy Broadway at 34th Street Thursday June 18 Extraordinary Sale of 1 Silk Summer Dresses for Women Regular Values 1850 2000 and 2250 At 975 Three distinctive models in plain or striped pongee silks taffeta silks in solid colors and fancy stripes or satin foulards in assorted de signs princess semiprincess and jumper styles I Also at Greatly Reduced Prices i Entire Stock of Tailored Suits Involving the most successful models of high grade suits in plain tailored new long coat satin trimmed styles and fancy tailored styles of plain and novelty suitings at I tOO Suits Formerly 2950 to 3900 at 2400 II 4500 to 5900 Broadcloth Capes At 975 Regular Value 1500 At 1400 Regular Value 2500 t Puritan and Mikado models of imported satin fin ished broadcloth in white black and light evening shades Tailored White Serge Suits At 2950 Regular value 4500 Two new long coat models plain tailored or braid trimmed Pongee Coats and Dresses A number of entirely new models of real Shantung pongee GpaJS X050 l850 at Values 3500 to B930 Presses at 2950 3250 Values 4500 to 4800 Thursday June 18thSale Extraordinary ft f Fine Summer Waists for Women At Less Than Half Regular Prjces affording rare opportunity to purchase at little cost a suppy of da ny Waists for the entire Summer The offering includes the productions of three of the best waist makers in this city Every Waist never crisp and faultless WaiStS of sheer batiste or lawn in a variety of 1 pretty styles artistically designed with laces and Lj 98 II embroidery Value 400 J Waists of foulard silk in polka dots or stripes cleverly tailored also ecru net waists over Jap silkf 298 elaborated with insertionsof filet lace Value 600 Hi iS of French batiste and embroidered bwlsses In attractive styles Value 600 2OvS Waists of French batiste elaborately designed I with yoke of lace medallions pin tucks and or Q namented with hand embroidery in dainty designs in 39 8 an array of new colors Value 800 I Waists of hairline taffeta in white and black orwhitc and blue prettily piped with Persian silk also a dainty net model yoke of Val lace inser 398 tions blouse and sleeves effectively trimmed with lace Value 800 Thursday June 18thImportant Sale of Silk and Washable Summer Petticoats At Pnethird less than actual value Taffeta Silk Petticoats in tan Copen hagen or jasper deep Vandyke accor dion pleated ruff e finished with rose 595 ruche top and bottom in narrow or wide stripes Value 900 Washable PetticoatsSpecial of striped or plaid ginghams or colored lawn tOO of colored chambray or striped gingham lace or embroidery trimmed 150 J98 to 2SO of mercerized rajah in Copenhagen leather or violet embroidery ruffles 298 of linen embroidered ruffle 350 395 of mohair in bind 275 395 495 to 650 of plaid mohair 450 Washable Summer Dresses for Girls Misses and Small Women at Special Prices Entirely new models in plain white lawns organdies dimi ties Swiss and linen also fancy girlghams printed dimities lawns and percales solid color chpmbrays and percales t Dresses for Girls 5 to 14 Years Special at 148 IQ8 248 298 Dresses for Misses and Small Women 14 to IS years 32 to 36 bust A variety of new jumper models in lawns ginghnms chambrays percales and dimities becoming styles At 490 590 Values 750 to 1000 Tailored Suits At 900 l I At 1400 Formerly 1950 to 3500 fr Formerly 3930 to 4500 ISIPC3 I M1NU1 to SROM I10U0KliNO Tilt HTM STREET STOIW t f and Mirrors the treat sale continues tomumnv Plc 0 thousands of ctslal1dscJpes marines relig tic PICTURES ious and popular subjects shaving mirrors photo IO size frames Priced values at from 39cto dc some are Mxl7 in C Third Floor a i StoreJ CAvesBusyCorner New York tlENRY SlEC E J Womens Summer A Suits l I I Suits for Outing Dresses for Even i ing Cool and Attractively Stylish I At Half Usual Prices EFINED styles that have all the dash and go 1 f 4 I R I of those made by a fashionable moaiste These Suits are counterparts of higher priced garments And then their own prices are about half O Womens Natty Union Llnon Suits f 115 Illustrated 798 Is This 1 R a fair price for It Tomorrow we have Dress abort 5UO In White Blu hello and 4ti 98 498 r Pink with trimmed coat and skirt at t t t I WOMENS 350 LlNlNE WOMENS 400 LINGERIE DRESSES Princess jump style DRESSES Eight beautiful styles t prettily tr mirud with srippms ana I piping ot white cclor rr elaborately trimmed with Val Tan Linen blue and t 1 98 laces and edgings all 2 8S rJ Whtteit colors and white at d I I bUNrROuF UATnlNQ SUITS quite an assortment of styles In Mohair and Poplinette pret t tily trimmed fast color regular 2 J8 1 ru 198 value I 2111 ltiIttIrJllrJt t r rrr etttintoe rltta tllllltlt k f a WAISTS 88C t K a FINE LINGERIE PERSIAN LAWN t UNION LINEN k ti OJ Regular 125 Values k y Twenty Fine Charming Stjlcs to Choose From d A price so little and styles and materials so ti Vk u unusually good that there is hardly need of any k description Sufficient to say Some have long k elt 10 y r d others sho t sleeves Many fancy novelty waists I Q r r In the selection Trimmed in various I ways t Q r i with English embroideries lace insertions and ti Y clusters of pin tucks fnilor made waists orna Y 1 s I S mented with pearl buttons k I Y r t 1 t 1 L I JAP SILK AND LINGERIE FINE F e PERSIAN UWN WAISTS A t l WAISTS Dainty models In great variety trimmed FI I I y open back trimmed three With assorted patterns of w y l embroidery and lace inser oJ r Q quarter sleeves lace collars tions Ion oarnd sleinevseers I Y t or short sleeves attached 300 lace alireJ collars k I I y 5 values 1 98 93c values 69c k j 1 TUB 1ITH STHKKT STOVE Errand Floor 10 I y t rrCfICAil N T S t b itt r s ri h t At t W TAt e I ttt NEGLIGEE SHIRTS FOR MEN a 1 f 1 Wearing Apparel for More ot the Original Purchase of 900t0 Shirts I Inlants and Children Infnnli Cnmlirlo Slips 14c NOTHER enthuias ic sale f jr Kuliher Itlaprn aOo A tomorrow Tuou ands of shins Infant Unlihrr Knllnic nibn 25o Complete OatllbIID Last week we brck all records lnf nu Dora Bale Llnfffrl bo h selling and quality giVing Cool all llnrd Vnl IMIIH tare trimmed nlim 398 I No need t I Chlldrrn httniv llhls for trU furlong Heres another onee rlo In Illdgr MIn Opt I i u r 39c M kmdsare descriptions are ncr 1IIK 14111 l STREET STORE All sizes Read the brief detail Second Hnrtr MENS STEfilIUEH RlllHTSs ille vat T bosom uoit plain and pleated 39c Roof Garden Miiiiii siiiiurt nnn val ues great Assortment Atop The 14th Street Store r NKMKIKE StllUTH 50c qunl t 29c r I Illcn You rill IIlId thr toot Garden a r NKOLIOKK iirlljtlilfiill mill nmfurlable lounc SKJIlUKESS MKVS o r blllUTS 79 C Inz iilnrr IIUli nline the rates and D Burl HI tlio lrrrtK MXiLIOia MIIHTS J125 79c iiAixrv roin li1SCIIE8 ji stnnilanl value 11MODCnll irxciiEs erred AT MOUERA1K IlllCES onThi oq the it MliVH SIUHTS tile aual 19c Roof nirdoii Salads Void Almiti itr Ire Grriun TlI 11111 STREET STORK TAKE ELEVATOR TO OTII FLOOR I Main Moor i Our Higher Priced TrunKs Suit Cases ALL CIALDRESS OUR SPE TRUNK l Suits for Men at i ne wonderful full illod vet

Inti wood box I If cloth lined and I Usually two tray la lone ntra 11 I 2 sold at 9 trimmings ki I f t 510 to 1800 nnnria rnlue q ottr In es psoo 600 it t OU must act quick however WATERPROOF CLOTH SUIT 1 i t Y IYJOU umorrow the choosing CASLS steel frame leather I 1 I ti1I includes all desirable ma handles and corners 7 A WMwi 69c u t t r 11 l f Jf terials all the now colors and pat 125 value w rioor lr 17 I A I I terns correct styles Blue Bulges F I 1 r ana hundreds of fancy mixtures I H F1 Many twopiece suits In the lot Fold ing GoCaits Coats full or half lined Trousers Only 100 at this special I N price adjustable back with or without cuff bottoms and dish steel pushers jt1 All sizes 33 to 46 chst leather cloth covered I t BOYS He WASH SUITS Durable materials body and l beautiful patterns fast colors Russian and rubber tired n 1 Sailor Blouse styles cut nice and large hces3 I have deep collars open shields tie to c value J match strongly made big variety to choose from Sizes 2J4 to to 44c i19 years 1 Third Floor llil Hour I f t

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d m i k I 1r V t tJ C j i 4 I THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JUNE 17 19O8 r l Ii r I HUNT CITY fOR MAN WHO SHOT I DON2MOMEN Drink Crazed John Black meyer Killed Motherin aw and Wife Is Dying i FiLED ON THE SUBWAY I 4 Had Been Sent to Island as a VifcBeatcrMay Have Committed Suicide Evcrv noolt and corner of tfcf city Is I bclnc searched liy the police today for Join II Hliekmcyrr a bartender Vin nhlle drunk csterdny hot his mother i In lau and wife klllliiR the former li I Muntlv anJ lev Ins tile latter to die I when lie fled Mr Hinckineyr I III tlio Ilarlcjn HcKpItil abet th ntish the neck md DIM lleilv and 11nrzlI U llee she cannot surxlv It Is tlioiiRlit lilaekmejei mnv Inve I done away nltti lilniclf lie na until cJa when the incitiicl n few days ngo 111 1111 was passed In the employ of John I aieGrath the ricetinrk cnicrrr I BlnckmeMT had been diInking heav 1 ily nnd with reduced patronage ut the trade was one or the nrat to lie dis inUed Only cently he had i rv vl i twomonths sentence on the Inland for I 111trentlii his wILt and shn and her mother had moved to No IN west One Hundred and rortyfointh tioet 13lackniecr ascertained the aililrc end wilkrd In upon them yesterday with n drawn revolver If thc petticoat oat brlffidf ha In command then Ihls 1 s going to liipp n11 shoaled fio dInl craze man IHiu a bullet Into the i brain of hire ntuttierIn law Its la tin n Melnhigor Mrs lllacknieT plunged out of a window Just is JUT linslnnd itch pt her the bullet tlklntr hN In the neck B close to this jugular vein S Hraiidljhln his weapon lllackmever ran Into the rcct and was gas t seen t buanllnc i subway traIn Ills three f children one of them a pretty girl of eighteen did not know of the tragedy i until late list night SKULL AND BONES CELEBRATE NiV II vjS June 17 The Seventy ffth ate tivrra rry of Skull and Bono rio Yte ulor niict cod u will ot cur on the i mtij of Jinn 1M wnvn tvicinuiii IvtltinK the or eton wilt tHko pi i hknl md linn was founded In 1W Ama tin niigmntoit sins Alfoiwo Taft father of the present 1 Secretary of War Ullllimi II Taft vjfoo Is nlso a member I t I SON OF CHAS W MORSE WILL WED NEXT WEEK Harvard Student and Miss rlvn Icy Take Out a Marriage License at Cambridge I I t I r I D e if it r y t i I i I I BENJ JvrcRSc Tipnjamn Wniin Morse tt rideit i Foil of c hnries 11 iMorte the O1nll and who will sriduate from llarvaid next week has been nrintcd a niai lIOEe lleiie In OambldKe to wed MlM Kh i Iar Pee daughter of Gilbert A v lVp City Sollcltoi of Tam trdci trcJYoul1 Young Mor e will cit his hcepMn on Jape 3 and the Inn rrtare will take tlare on the following das The rnsn enient of tin young eojpl i was unnoiincid lust Much llrs Iexej I 1 i well known fur her hopscmaiiFhlp rind hove of outdoor jpnrts The inn of I fit1 lln in ler computed the acadtml1 course at Harvard In three years and I expected to graduate with hlgh hon ors orsI 7J cro f 7Je r 1j rI I IOOliceJ Uear 61sa I h J q I v7 The more discrinrnating a r the woman the more e1 I she appreciates the deli I cacy of this exquisite I i French perfume t Molclle Krrknlf pn o m the true lnltt tniifruncr Krrlolls Sera Stella N new liU exam unF jf nut re KERKOFF PARIS t I L f u I M ASH 80 ERs l l DRUDGE t 1 I I i I I I y Anty Drudge Washboilers Causes a Panic in II i Anty DrrtclgcWell well well So my work is beginning to show even in tho store windows When I see washboilers offered at hnlf price I feel just IIi t though the women were thanking me for releasing 1 them from the slavery of the oldfashioned washday with its backbreaking rubbingits ruinous boiling 4 and its ickening smell For FelsNaptha changes I washday to playday Modern progress hasnt forgotten the woman at the tub FelsNaptha proves that Time was when medicine wasnt con sidered good unless it was strong enough or tasted bad enough half to choke the patient Some folks who dont know about that new way of washing think that wash day must be a day of seething suds scald ing water perspiration and general misery But FelsNaptha is converting these people who have been tied to the not goodenough method You see there is a way to wash clothes summer or winter in cool or luke warm water a way that saves your strength your time and your temper and preserves the garments from the ruinous fibredestroying boiler That way is the FelsNaptha way Look for the red and green wrapper s n 1 h I Greenhut The Coolest Spot in New York where iced or hot tea is served without and an charge throughout the day to the soothing breezes of a host of electric fans is Co mpairy Our Reception and Lounging Room Dry Goods ENGLISH REPP WASHABLE SKIRTS I At 250 400 450 and 550 These tub skirts of imported English rcppx arc only one of thc many features that are making our Skirt Department talked about all over Ncw York They arc made of a fine quality of English rcppthe finest imported They fit and hW splendidly just as CrISp woman would wish them to and thev arc tailored in firh clabs fashion throughout There even arc several of the latest styles from winch to select included in which we direct par ticular attention to the new button doanIhc front model with pearl or washable buttons All lengths 35 to 40 all bands 22 to 34 Second floor Other Noteworthy Examples of Underpricing in Womens RcadyloWcar Apparel Silk Dresses at 1475 395 2250 Taffeta 500 Net Wahts at it 500 Embroidered Japanese Waists at 2i5 1650 Primes Lingerie Dresses at 975 2oO Coats at 195 1650 Pongee

250 Lingerie UQlSls at 3000 Tailored Wash Suits at 17i5 1500 Taffeta Silk Coats at 1050 2500 Linon Tailored Suits at 1475 1650 Sicilian Motor Coats at 1000 ccond Floor 1 We Announce for Tomorrow IA Clearance Sale of Trimmed HatsI I At 500 750 and 1000 I in value I Unsurpassed The newest models and trimmings II I Second Floor I W omen 300 Tics ricic md Oxfords Christy lire TIes in Fancy Jabots idea An assortment in fjnc of1 ncckcji the rawest at I I of the smartest these unusual prire luc I And Oxfords at 245 j tOcs ason shown onr trpuhr des And Bow Ties White cretl in labors colors himlembroid rcguiarh SlOo I 68c 300 tock anduc offer them tomorrow it 2451 pa r at 11htc hand cnthroidered iboK how attached refu I ntcl simply Ixcaiisc wr cannot rare the models dup1i for tin scllin The tics arc in Muck InrK 200 at ISO in rime or seasons Plaited phou regularly 3Sc at 25C net Qt rhr Oxfords and tnn Russia cnlUkin tad patent leather ill Fine cluster tow ot co orcd silk rcguhrlv 25c at 15C arc in patent leather and ghee kid Main Floor Second Floor Remnants of DRESS GOODS II At Half Original Prices We arc cleaning up our dress goods stock and as a consequence everv wellliked I black and colored tabnc of the season is included in this halfprice sale The goods are in lengths suitable for skins waists and dress patterns There are black and colored bamtcs I poplins serges herringbone and shadowstriped weaves also fancy mixtures and stripes olor All marked at half price in and m suitings light 111 weight Alain Floor rltcu handsome bilk mush Children and Childrens Wear Silk Muslins arc in an issor men of p JIM I lull 1rmldt colors m silkx Pique and repp a crisp qiuiv Misses i Wear coats tailored some finished 6 Underpriced easily that is mussed serMCciblr Choice and of light not I I with embroidered collar blue pink lavender canary tan sky blue Copen mos to 6 years at 175 and 195 hagen and navy blue Nile black and white 27 in I wide regular 31ic quality at 30c a yard Imported carnnpc cover handcmbroidrrrd at llIn Floor 175 to 425 mi H I Parasol covers of net or point desprit trimmed Remnants of Cotton Wash wanted Most cery I with ruffles or lace at 125 to 1O5 rout Ion 000d5Al Half Price 3h fab Misses Wear ric is rep icscntcd III this cleanup ditmtj Swiss mus in silk I Wash skirts of cotton taBei Allen 11 idow or lilt Iia grcham percale baliite I ncn Suitings and embroidered flounce snits 31 and 36mcli at 125 o fOllhin a range of new and pretty design Lcnpjlis vary from 2 to 12 varris and all are offered I Slipover gowns trimmed with fine lace at neck and tomorrow I laves at Sac At Half Regular Prices Infants Wear Dept Second Floor Alain Floor j I MUSLIN UNDERWEAR That Women Like Not merely because of the unusually strong values presented in this June Sale but also I because of the fine sheer quality of the garments and their careful precise fitting qualities 200 Nightgowns at 145 of nainsook trimmed with Housedresses lace or embroidery m slipover and Empire styles 400 Houedrcsscs at 350 ol figured lawn trimmed 295 sheer nainsook wuli 13C and insertion knee flounce on skirt elbow 400 Nightgowns at exquisite sleeves Ditch neck bee or embroidery trimming finished with ribbons 250 Housedresses at 195 figured percale orchnin 400 to 450 White Petticoats at 295 lawn or bra high and lownecked gored skirt finished with I hem deep finished with deep flounce of English cambric tops ZOO Houscdresea at 145 plain or striped chain I eirt rmbrnide or her bray and medris m bhirkJiul white the k high or Second Floor Urn neck long and short sleeves 6th Ave i8th to 19th St Greenhut Company em Ave 18th to 19th St Store formerly occupied by B Altman Co I Furniture Carpets Rugs bedding Stoves and Draperies 1 lhJ SELS RUOs I I 9x12 value 1600 at f 41 fit c loi 998 Ii 4 r I i I I It r I f 3 r M f m I J j i 4ft y I a Dra Jled nigh Iorh t I JXTEXSIOX 11111 III jl II I X I X ii girl Z clIun rr S 1111 d null pnt iI and 14 In Ijnu r rr n gv Eldrlionnl am Oak iw Illut IIIIr aka flit 8 8 1Itrl Pldf 8ge 5698 guldenQL of 1 hlr fanlrrss 998 C6 vii S1275 t rated value 12 iIntl fnnlrr ratite 11I1000 nak tlaa cl 7 r c Write fir our 0 or liberal NEW BOOK TV i We Pay Frelht Qt 698 adil lernn y LET ccnlllniae time K info aliou rc ipplj alo to outfit J I 1 O ftrcicj voce lilnd 1 r A pt k ale o d oaapp I j 1 J cttion it 84th iew Jeriejr or A Si 3d Are umaectlcut efJt Room Room Roscoe SIJniNfi COCCH within 2 ma l Completely X54 CompUttljr 125 D Comp etely Iilij trrnd Orricri liol ter ttO o b O I Et I FlUaibtd I Famished Farauhti a Flllrd 90Ji D c TttfAT 01nI ccnV Tbs Outfiti AnoErlibitiuOolydOv84lhSt 3d AT SSirroom R 4 CHTt Vklcr 1tI at OJ oiKN SATUIIIIAT KVBXIVfi 7NTI jO I M AT 411I ST AND nn APR 4 t s I Jl I 1 1 I J I Sunday World1 To Let p4 Hontejeektag b I syring timer te nrptr and ttunp rig 110111111111 Southwest Corner 6th Ave and 18th St New York JIIlJDC i a1e A L L v OF SHOES AND OXFORDS Sweeping Reductions for Quick Clearance 9c 59d 59c 59d Misses Tan Oxoros to sell at CS llj to 2 Misses Tan Shoes c Its t Misses Palest Colfi Strap Slippers Ill 2 Misses Black Kidskin Shoes t C LS It Childrens TanShoes iZr a 1 5 J t I1 Childrens Tail CxTords y Childrens Paleni Colt Strap Sl pprs t i to S li 10 11 Childrens Black Kidskn Shoes a pair for choice It g J1 tl 11 llfJ 13irice TaJck f A l Oxford Ties Gibson Ties Z i S Sailor Ties r ¼ n 1IR n ii IQlt Ki 0 I 1 I C 41i I I Jay t 1 I tg 11 a Pair 5 i i 109 b Worth 250 109 Womens Black Vici Oxfords to sell at s I v b zes i s f xVisiuii Womens White Canvas Pumps Sizes 2 s iii jrtli jo oo rilJ Ti Womens WMJe Canvas Oxfords t h v in C z s 2 i r Men and Boys White Canvas Shoesr rlrt ttt W 1 7 es I tn a p 11 k MISSES Black Kidslcin Shoes I ivr3 12 d Lxte on boles j Womens Gun Metal Calf Oxfords Sizes 2fc ti 7 Boys School Slices Sizes ti O 01 Si 11 1 Vlier Womens Strap Slippers a pair for choice l u ealhr i M I if O s AI 2 Price r 1 L i t l Colonial Pumps t sw f dlf 41i Worth 7 50 S3 00 and 350 1 J t A Price L JI Our 11 50 r I rI fir A d fF k Ji t 4 m Tan t lj 7h Calf Y n Pn l r fi I 1 s skin e Yl Sizes 2g 107 kfil Tan jf r c Oxfords for tll tWf Calfslcin Women S3 Pumps lor sizes 3150 values all Girls sizes up 150 at 8150 to 2 at Clearance of 10090 Pairs AT Mens and Boys Shoes and oo Mens Sizes 6 to 11 Boys sizes 11CF s 9 to 134 and 1 to 2 Former B e Price 1JO 200 8 iL Pair t e Si the Mens Shoes are made of Solid Box Calf the Oxfords are Patent Coltskin the Boys Oxfords are of Tan Calfskin t v e

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