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7 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APME 8. 1915. DIRECTS CAMPAIGN Restaurant Third Floor Music 12 to 3 F. HOPKINSON SMITH 1( weather forecast FOR JEWISH CHARITIES DIES AT AGE OF 76 START $100,000 FUND FOR JEWISH CHARITY WITH $10,000 CASH AM Well Fourteenth Btreet.

West of Fifth Avenue. New York. Author and Artist Was; Known' to Brooklyn In stitute; Persona desiring Information concerning th weather, temperature or other Information can secure aame by using telephone So. f7 I Main from 8 sum. to 6 p.m.

week days. Kightj and cSundaya, UliOO Main. I nd leal ions Vntll 8 P.M. Tomorrow. Washington, April ft For Kaalern New 1'oik: Fair tonight ami rrMay inoierai northwest winds.

'Local Probabilities. Filr tonight ami moderate northwest winds, becoming variable General Weal her Condition. High barometric pressure ami generally fair weather prevails In the Kaswrn with slight fi colder on the Middle Atlantic Coast. showers occurred yeslnrdav at scattered points from Ohio past over England iind during the night in Kastern- North Carolina. The southwestern storm renter has changed.

Kg course to northeast and Is centered In Western Kansas this morning. Another dts-turbflnc of about emial intensity Is movtnr Campaign Gets Impetus at Din-j Bcrir the' liberty pedestal. ner to Nathan S. Jonas, Who Will Direct It. Fridacj, as CIsual, Bargain DAy With Hosts of Excellent Values in NEW, DESIRABLE, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE to Substantiate the Announcement Was nn Engineer of Large Works and a Famous Water Color Artist.

eastward through Saskatchewan. Rain has quite gt'iu ral iroin tne i anaaian southward to Korthra Texas and over PLAX WKKK OF SACRIFICE. Hie I'la-tean and fmithern rtofkr llountain regions. An ar' i pf high harontctrle pressure and clear In and cooler weather Is No Mall or Telephone Orders for the following moving in over the isortti j'acitlo Loast. Fair weather Is Indicated In tills vicinity tonight and Thursday, wlih seasonable temperature.

Wind light to moderate, variable, mostly west, 8 a.m. today Tern. Prec. a.m. today Tem.

Prec. I-flton 4 Xew Orleans 60 46 4 Iouis t4 Philadelphia 41 Washington, () 42 .01 Pan Fran'ro, 6') .18 Highest, 60, at New Oileans; lowest, 32, at Buffalo. Federation of Jewish Charities Will Make City-Wide Canvass in eek of May 1. Women' Dresses, Coats, Suits Silks and Dress Goods Misses' Wear and Babies' Wear F. Hopkinson Smith, 76 years old, author, artist, engineer and lecturer, who has been a familiar figure before audiences of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences for years, always giving delight with his genial personality and fine readings from his own works, died last night from a complication of diseases, after an illness of only ten days, at his residence, 150 East Thirty-fourth street, Manhattan.

Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, who was Miss Josephine Van Deventer, and one son, F.Berkeley Smith, an artist and writer. F. Hopkinson Smith was born In Baltimore, on October 23, 1838, the son of Francis Hopkinson Smith, Nullum S. Jonas.

OFFICIAL TEMPKRATL'RK .19 position of piano, Mrs. Otto Kempner; disposition of vlcttrola, Rosen; disposition of diamond pin, M. WEDNESDAY, A r. 7. 3p.nt 7 p.

in 18 11 p.m p.m 48 Women's Tailored Suits sprees, Ijopllns mid worsted rherks black, navy, putty, Belgian blu and jrrftnn. Norfolk and novelty cut coats various skirts striped silk over collars all sizes. Special 13.98 Woincn's Tailored Coats plain 4 p.m 61 8 p.m 47 1- tmi-Jnlsht) Moved by the distress of Jewish families abroad whom the European war has plunged into poverty, and by the suffering entailed anions the Jewish poor th America, due to the past season of hard a campaign to raise .39 p.m yp.in 4i lip ni o0 lu p.m 4i Strauss; votinff contests, Abraham Sterzelbach; lactones and employees, Samuel Rotten erg; "Who's Who in Brooklyn" aitr.mi, Sylvan Levy; distribution of small banks, M. Ievy; immunity, Reuben Goldsmith; press and 36-Inch Shepherd Checksworsted warp various color combinations novelty checks 39 ct. All Wool Chsllies new designs and color combinations.

54-Jnch Fine Weave Serges pure Australian wool- exclk'tit line of colors, including navy, men's wear blue and black Friday special 54-Inch Shepherd Checks black or colors ith white novelty and regular checks 40-iin-h Silk Foulards desirable light Till' US DAY 1 a.m -I', u.m. 'i a.m 7 a.m... A nun, 8. II a.m.... 12 moon).

,...4 1 p.n 2 p.m..., 3 a.m 41" Ra.m... JtOO.000 for relief work was launched last nieht at the Unity Club at a tiln- Girls' Sprfnff Coats 6 to I vrs. -navy. Rplsrfyri hhm ancj snnd aerps. Hlso pretty black aiiri white shepherd rhpclis with and without pique collar anil cuffs special 4.98 Girls' White l.aMI Inesses tn 1 1 rs.

--several favorite models embroidery trimmiiiKs niahv hae velvet belts reg. Friday ,69 Misses' and Tailored Suits srrces and worsteds navy, snnd. Kelgian blue. Kreen and shepherd cheek several models including Kmplre styles 14 to 18 yrs. res.

$16,911 $17.98 Friday 13.75 Misses' and Juniors' Coats Sorties and Worsteds plain colors and Novelty .94 4 a.m 4J a. in 3 a. in 41 lo a. in If ner tenderer! tn Nathan Jones. chairman of the membership commit .69 Avcraca u-inprrniui lodny, fA Aveiase temperature a year aso today, 60, S-TN IUSES A.N1J SKTS.

April S. I April 9. Sets. .8:29 tee of the Brooklyn Federation of 1.25 Jewish Charities. More than $10,000 was subscribed among1 the diners present before the meeting adjourned, and a plan of Raromrtrr.

Dry SW.51 I Wi-t hulh 41 41 Relative humidity. 6iT weight nf-at and medium designs value $1.51) 35-inch Messalins white stripes various colored grounds including black were ,7) Black Moire Velours yard wide color and black Barges. Kaberdlnes, also black and white shepherd checks straight lino, flare nnd other models with and without belts -reg. 10.9S. special 7.95 Women's Taffeta and Silk Mixed Poplin fifssis colors and black new, prettily trimmed models reg.

$6.98 Friday 4.59 Chiffon Taffeta and Crepe de Chin Dresses navy. Belgian blue, putty, sand. Spring green and Mack Novelty biouse with jacket front or straight line, finely plaited waist also draped surplice style skirts are poplin, plaited or shirred all sizes to 46 Special 10.75 Women's Hounedresses percales and ginghams plain colors, checks and stripes self and harmonizing trim all slzcs rcg. .79 47 i necKS umpire and Sport 14 to IS yrs. reg.

4.37 .59 operations were mapped out, which it Is hoped will impress Brooklymtes of all denominations with the urgent suft finish lustrous .98. HIGH WATER. A.M. P.M. ,1 Purat'n it ll.M.II'Vet H.M.Kpet II H.M.IH.M.

Rise Kail New Tork.l 4:24 4.2 6.04 4.0 6:25 Flood lid at Sandy Huuk, N. is about 30 minutea earlier. 1.25.. 1.50 Children's Flats Drooping- liriltl -and close-fitting shapes preltv colors- velvet ribbon trimming to ti years reg. Jl.00 95 Babies' Part Wool Shirts sizes to a years rcg.

29 publicity, Dr. Nathan Krass, Charles Koethen, Herman No, erland, Max Abelman; saeiiiiee chViles, William Meruk; speakers, Algernon I. Nova. Outline of "Sacrifice Week" Kmbraccs Many Attractions. The preliminary outline of the programme for the week at the Twenty-third Regiment Armory, as so far developed, is as follows: Cii-Hnd opening, WHtuiday evening.

May 1, 8 o'cluck Simon I1'. lioths'-lilld, chairman of the evening; orator, the ltev. J. Leonard Levy of I'iusLriirg. Sunday morning and afternoon, May 2 Conferences at the armory.

Hnndey ovenlng CSrand musical entertainment, eiLher at the Acadei'- of Musto or some Brooklyn theater. Llenjamln II. is'anim, clicirman of the evening. Monday evening, JJay 3 In charge of th Senior Society of Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum and the Women's' Auxiliary of tho Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Louis b.

Firuski, chairman of the evening. Hpeukers to be selected and all details to be arranged by the societies in charge. f'iiairnian of the executive commute of lie Orphan Aayhmi selected by themselves. Oscar A. Lewis.

need of their financial assistance. The meeting last night was under the auspices of the Brooklyn Federation of Charities, and was presided Yard Wide Shantungs natural and colors rcg. .32 over by Benjamin II. Naiimi, the president of the federation. It was pointed SHIP NEWS .79 out that while the Brooklyn federation of Jewish Charities has always Chiffon Finish Taffetas yard wide-desirable street and evening colors value .98 New Radium Taffetas 40-lnch soft, lustrous and firm weave fashionable light and dark colors, also black value $1.59 accepted contributions, this is the first F'lque Carriage Robes ernb'v ruffles or scalloped value gjj Children's White Lawn Dresses elaborately trim'd with laces and emrs yoke, Kmpire and French to (i yrs.

reg. 1.63 and $1.98... 1.23 Children's Galatea, Middies red. blue and white collars to 6 vrs regularly gg Women's and Children's Underwear time in live years that an organized 1.19 appeal is to be made to the general public. Twenty-five per cent, of the fund will go to the Jewish needy in Crepe de Chines 10-inrh light and dark colors and black .98 Women's Corset Covers nainsook round or neck-fancy trlm'd yokes The work of soliciting runas was .29 gotten under way auspiciously last v.

light by the spontaneity witn wiucn Ginghams, Voiles, Poplins Boys' Suits and Furnishings Tuesday evening, May 4 Tn chfirge Jointly of the Jewish Hospital of -Hrooklyn, the Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish Hospital and the Training School for Kdward C. Plum, chairman of tho evening. Speakers to be selected and all details to be arranged by the oocieties in charge. Wednesday eveiilne. May ii Tn charge the members of the federation and their guests responded to the pleas of .49 Nathan S.

Jones, but the public at Arrived nt New York Today. Rntlily frmn aplra. Polynesia from tSandef jortl. Mlllinockft from Philiuiflphla. Santa Marta fi'om Cartagena, Manila from Sorgipo from Tlio Janplio, Massaprfjua ibm Vlequca.

Pai'ttlo from RottonHin. Proteus from Xw Orlcani. Xooniain from Uottniant. Havana from PhilatlplphiH. KindLM'iJijk from Amstordam.

Sailed From New York Today. Atlantic for Uostuii. MuiidalB for Matan.as. Santa t'pcllia for Sun Francisco. Lackawanna for Manrhrster.

Knrene for Hp ton llouge. IMnluria for Savona. Pioiierr for OipcnliaRon, Alabama for Matnnzas. Kl Ola tor Orleans. Arrived at Foreign Ports.

Oran, April 3 KasciiRS. Sydney X. s. April 4 Gryfevale. Naples, April 6 Patria.

Strainers Doe Tomorrow. large will be approached for their Apron Ginghams blue checks in large asortments one of best makes worth 7 Friday 47 .25 jointly of I hi Hebrew KUiH-ational Society; the I'nited Aid Societies, the Council mita especially during the week beginning May 1 and ending Hay 8. in of Jewish Women and tho Young Men's He brew Association. Adolnh Foldblum, chair clusive, when the entire Twenty-tnirci Regiment Armory will be used as a I Floral Voiles white ground various colors and flowers 9i .49 man of the evening. Speakers and details to le arranged by the societies in charge.

Thursdny evening. May Will be known Nainsook Corset Covers prettily trim'd with fancy laces, somo emb'y all over. Women's Drawers nainsook or muslin tucks, emb'y or lace sregr. Women's Nightdresses wide emb'y or lace and Inserts Special Nightdresses nainsook, muslin or crepe round. or high neck lace, emb'y or tucks Special Women's Nightdresses nainsook or white figured crepe value .98 Women's Petticoats cambric new models wide emb'y or fancy lace Inserts Special Envelope Chemises emb'y Insert and lace or edged with Mercerized Poplins good lustre-fine range of i-olura and black regularly .15 Friday .11 headquarters.

From there will be directed all the efforts to achieve the sum aimed at, and the big armory floor will, in addition, be the scene of many fetes and entertainments or as Unity CMub night. This Jewish social organization has voted. throuKh its board of .49 directors, to come to the assistance of our charities and to assume charge for that .78 night. Sylvan Levy, chairman of the eve 32-inch Dross Ginghams plain, checks stripes, plaids best assortments reg. -1 1 Friday 912 Novelty percales white ground colored chrvks, stripes and figures 10 ct.

qualities Fridav 6 Bos' Kxtra Trouser Suits various N'orfolk models patch pocket or side or box pleated browns, tans prays, blues and greens, newest patterns alpaca, or twill linings finely tailored to 18 yrs 5.98 Boys' Spring Coats to vrs. regulation model plain or belted, also pleated Norfolk styles-coverts, scrgns. worsteds and cheviots navy. ian, checks and mixtures self or velvet collars special 3.0$ Boys' Suits Many with extra trousers models in a vnrietv of stvles new Spring patterns In mixtures, check, stripes well tailored 6 to 17 yrs. were 3.00 Little Keys' Suits to 10 vrs.

V'estee models plain or braided Kton Norfolks. Russian. Dutch -and middy styles black or white check worsteds, navy and brown -serges, also fancy gray cheviots some, extra pique collar and cuffs 4,98 Boys' Percale Pa jamas light and Name. pier. time.

From. .98 Friilny, May 7 Will be known especially as "selt'-HacrMlce day." Flowers, and other articles and decorations will be sold by our young people on -the streets. In clubs, restaurants, hotels and institutions. Chutes ganized for the charity. The week during which the armory will be the official headquarters, will be known as "Community Self-sacrifice Week." No raid Solicitors In This Big Campaign.

The methods to be used In soliciting riilladPiphla, W. 2nA st, 8 a. Maracalho. 1 1 Brooklyn LiiCKeubaeti. zt UrookL.vn will bo erected in various parts of our bor Zyldyk.

r.th st. Hobokm oneli, and alongside of eaeh one will be one .49 t'onsueln dl Cllorcio, 9 R. 'onrorado T.lver)iool lallma Rol tcrdam Port Antonio Santos Swansea New Orleans 1 Orlente. W. 11th Rt Table Linens, Towels, White Goods, etc.

of our orphan boys. In uniform, with a bugle find somo of our volunteer auxiliary workers. The Reneral public will be asked to make a nc-t-ifii-A nf -nrrenev. dronnin the same in (he contributions will be original and varied, but there will be no paid pro Envelope Cheniises-daintily trlm'd -fine nainsook Special .98 1a moters or solicitors or professional these chutes for the bcnellt of charity and Comal. X.

City oC Montgonrery, I'm X. tt. Advance VV. 27th st Now York City, W. si El ilio, W.

lltli st humanity. Krifinv rvpnfnar. Mrv 7 Non-sectarian re campaigners. All of the workers concerned will be volunteer workers, and emphasis will be placed upon the .98 ligious serviiM will be held In tho armory .39 1.19 Ismail donations and upon co-operation F. Hopkinson Smith, Aullvur.

Artist, Ensincpr and Lecturer at th. Brooklyu lilstituto. a wealthy iron founder and dealer in hardware in Baltimore. One of his ancestors, Francis. Hopkinson, was a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and an artist.

Mr. Smith's father lost his fortune and young Smith, confronted with tho problem of making his own way, began work as a clerk in a hardware store at $4 a week. Later coming to New York city while the Civil War was in progress, he obtained a number of engineering contracts and soon had a fortune of over $50,000. Among his engineering accomplishments was the building of the pedestal for the Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island. He built the heavy sea wall at Governor's Island and the one at Tompkinsvllle, S.

1., and later constructed tho Race Hock Lighthouse, off New London, which was one of the engineering feats in which he took the most pride. Mr. Smith was a water color artist of international fame and his works have been exhibited in. all tho important cities of thijs country and in many foreign salons. As an author his writings possessed a peculiar charm that took the popular fancy, and which was reflected in his readings before the public, Among his books are: "A Day at Laguerre's," descriptive of a small French restaurant on the Bronx River: "A Gentleman Vagabond," "The Other Fellow," "The Under Dog," "Colonel Carter's Christmas," "At Close Range." "The Wood Fire in No.

3," "The Tides of Barne-gat." "The Romance of an Old Fashioned Gentleman." "Peter," "Forty Minutes Late," "Kennedy Square," "Arm Chair at the Inn" and "In Thackeray's, London." Among the methods utilized will be .19 and special services win ue noiu an me temples and synagogues. Saturday. May 8 Grand carnival and wind up of the armory campaign, under the auspices of the Young Men's and Young Women's Social' Service Auxiliary. Alexan oarx stripes plain or frog trim to II yrs. value .411 and .59 Steamers Scheduled to Sail Tomorrow, Name, pier.

time. Destination. Chicago, W. lot li st, 3 p.ni Fnrdeaiix Katonla, Wall st. noon Santiago Apaclip, 3rt X.

1 p.ni Jacksonville X. 3 p.m ton ri Jefferson, L'5 X. 3 n.m Norfolk Women's Princess Slips wide emb'y and edge emb'y trim'd skirt Special Children's Cambric Drawers emb'y and tucks 1 to 16 yrs. reg. .29.

Children's Cambric Skirts two rows of lace inserts and edge, or emb'y ruffles 4 to 16 Children's Cambric Nightdresses slip over style emb'y trim-ribbon run I to 3 6 yrs. Special .39 Mercerized Table Damasks 70 inch-neat patterns l't'g, Merceri zed Na.pk i ns hemmed 22-iiich reg. Uuzun Bleached Turkish Towels 21x4 hemmed fancv col'd borders reg. 37-inch Linen Towellings reg. 14 Domestic Towellings heavy quality-bleached or brown reg.

the establishment of chutes at conspicuous places, in the city, into which small coins may be dropped. Boys in .49 uniform from the Brooklyn Hebrew der H. Oeitfmar, chairman of the evening. Sundnv, May Vaudeville performance, with volunteer professional talent, in a tiirtntoi- tn- ho donated for that purpose, .25 10'. 7 Orphan Asylum will stand at guard st these.

Other plans to be used are .19 either in Manhattan or In Brooklyn. Sylvan the distribution of small banks for .39 coins and their collection afterward the publication of a special "Who's Levy will act as chairman. Winner Last Nlgrht Shows lie fiponse to Big; Charity. Boys' Blouses all white and col'd striped percales also blue chambray attached collars to 15 yrs. value .29 Hoys' Madras and Percale Shirts fancy stripes and figures laundered or soft cuffs attached some detachable collars 11 neck value .59.......

Hoys' Blouses new patterns In madras and percak neckband or collar attached 8 to Ii) yrs. value THK FIRE RFCORl. Reports of fires and alarms for fire received at the office of the Fire Alarm Telegraph for twenty-four hours ended at April 8. a.m. S7fl Morgan aw 10 p.nj.

-Hth st; damage to building Blouses, Petticoats, Corsets Who in Brooklyn" album, Insertion In which bo made for a nominal charge for the nhotoerranh. a.nd the .49 Among those present at the dinner Crepes. Voiles. Swisses, Dimities, Nainsook and Pajama Cheeks. Ln3er-W'-ar.

Crepe IMisse. Rnmper ttipplettes, Rice ('loth. Madras Shirting, Piques, Repps. Poplins, Galatea and linen finish Sin tings, also Cambric. Nainsook, Pong Cloth, Lingerie Batiste and 40-inch Lawns 19 value, 27-inch Poplin high lustre Friday .14 sale of flowers and decorations bv were: P.Hlnh Jonas.

J. tt. Manhehner, Max HNPJIC. p. tn.t Sit Ii st; untiecrssary.

p.ni.-Hl' Ihiniont st; daniHffe to bulldlnc slight. 1:10 a. 111. 53-1 Sackman st; damage to building sligiii. .49 Women's Silk Blouses crepe de Chines and China silk flesh and white with pin tucks and hemstitching and filet laces -all sizes reg.

Friday Hoys Hats College or Rah Rah gray, tan and brown mixtures also navy serge value .49 2.27 Raisin. Miss Bvrdie Strauss, Joseph int-ner. Ia vid 1 1 arris, iss 1 F. Cooper, Archift S. (lellis, Joseph Pulverma'-lier, Ferdinand Nushaum.

Miss Mary Dlnenbcrg. Harry Helfvott, Emanuel Newman, F.dward La.anskv, Miss Klwie Cohen. B. H. P.loch.

J. Mendolnon. M. Blecher. A.

H. Ceisniar, Tsldor Klein, II. M. Hessherg. Simon F.

MIhh Sara Haruch, Simon .39 Ribbons, Neckwear, etc. (loblstrin, Miss Cerlrude Ohernteii), S. J. ii William Ltiider, Underwear, Men's Furnishings vifnr H. Wolf.

Louis Hamburger, Julius Xnvelty Cnlljirs emli'd Swisses and nrirnndit'? also plaited lares plaited flare, roll ami rever styles Dahlman. Harry X.trn. Mrs. Max Abolman. a iri.ritrh Morris Salzman, N.

Hcrn- res. and Friday 18 Aihort Rehrend. Louis 'L. Flrnskt. young girls in the streets, clubs and restaurants.

There will also be non-sectarian religious services held at the armory during the week and special services will be held in all of the temples and synagogues. Addresses were made last night after dinner by well-known Jewish representatives of the community in which the united support of all persons of the borough were entreated. Nathan S. Jonas, the guest of honor of the dinner, who has been the most active organizer of the movement and who will be generalissimo of the campaign, made a strong plea for Immediate support and voluntary contributions at once began to manifest themselves. Before he had finished speaking the following pledges had been recorded $10,000 Subscribed at Initial Dinner to Xallntu S.

Jonas. Edward C. Blum. Adolph Lewisolm, $500; Benjamin Lew. I.K.HT TOR SHOHKHAM.

(Special to The Kaglo.) Albany, April 7 An application has been made to the Second District Public Service Commission by the North Shorn Kectric Lipht and Power Company for approval of a franchise from the village of Shoreham, town of Brookhaven, and for authority to issue $38,000 par value of additional first mortgage 6 per cent, gold bonds for new construction under a trust mortgage, heretofore approved. Fisenhach, Samuel Rosenberg, Krjlst Nathan. C. 10. StransMcr.

A 1. Jova, ei iiav KiiT-lMnt'ipr. Beniamin II. Nainin, Women's Tub Blouses white, and flesh voiles und crepes plain and embroidered lace and emb'y trim some show hand emb'y short and long sleeves reg. $1.98 1.39 Sale Continued of Lingerie AValM and Illonne From Frnnkenthal Broa.

Co. ivho retired from ItunlneKa. 83 1.28.. 1.57 Values $1.69 to $3.98. Women's Ready-to-Wear Hats hemps and novelty straws colors and black small and medium ribbons, flowers, quills and wings, favorite trimmings reg.

1.95 a Lew. W. S. "Vanderpool, TO III ILD APARTMENT HOUSE. Flushing, April 8 Plans have been drawn for a twenty family apartment house which Mrs.

William F. Board-man of Buffalo, N. will have erected on the southeast corner of State and North Prince streets, at a cost of $40,000. Women's Medium Weight t'nlon Suits 11 neck sleeveles, short sleeves-knee length drawers seconds of 9S ct. quality 49 Women's Cotton and Lisle Vests-low neck-sleeveless also lace trim'd Drawers slight imperfections Berntdeln, A.

T. Schanzer. Joneph An.sorge, luffe' Isaacsen. -Solomon OsteHag," Jules Chopak. H.

Weiden, Siegfried Cielsmar, Samuel Levy, Arnold M. Aaron W. Levy, H. K. Lewis, Miss Leona L.

Hurwltz. A. Blrnbarm. Samuel Xirn, Mitchell May, Renaisam-e Tioilies also hemstitched with drawnwork leg. 12 .15 .10 Wide Ribbons millinery and sash widths moires, taffetas, satins white, black, plain colors, also stripes and checks 25 ct.

values. .20 Great Quantities of after-Easter Remnants of Ribbons all colors, widths, styles Friday bargain prices. Mesh VeiliiiR plain and shadow with mid without borders black, luown, taupe, navy and white regularly -1 tou cr. qualities. .15 Boys Balbriggan Underwear-shirts, high neclt.

short sleeves knee length drawers-double seats reg. .19 Men's Silk Neckwear open ends-spring styles new colorings rcg. Joseph Merzhacu, L. Gold K. Kalzenstein, Ernest Glueck, W.

N. L. J. Mnrgulles S- 'Bergnhla. Henry Newman, Albert Rosen.

Max Weler, Max Schey, I. rihmin. xlis Vak. Henjam Jjfivy, H. SenKer Mrs.

Weinberger. George Dreis-ler Samuel Salzman, Jacob Albert, Kmamiel .15 Women's Black Sateen Petticoats fitted and string tops tailored and plaited circular flounces regularly .98 Friday Young Men's and Young Wom .70 en Social Service, $1,000: Nclward Schwartz, Julius Strausa, wax reunu, .18 Kohnstamm, $1200. Alexander H. tieis- ton Rosenberg Harry imnu Levy Samuel Mannheimer, Aaron L. Jacoby, Gloves, Handk'fs, Embroideries, etc.

Isidore Strauss, benjamin oreenoer, Samuel Iewin, K. B. (ioate. Oncar A. Lewis.

Women's Silk Petticoats taffetas, rnessallnes and silk Jersey black and white stripes, plain colors, chaiigeables and black circular flounces in fancy plaitings. tailored effects and ruche trimmed regular and extra sizes extra value. 2.98 Women's Corsets light weight .66 mar, $2U0; Louis Gold, $200; Mrs. A. I.

Kamm, $200; Mrs. L. Firuski, $200; three anonymous gifts totaling $2,000, and the following $100 pledges each: Mrs. Julia Coblens. Victor Wolff, Harry Bosenson, S.

J. Goldberg, Flora Bergheimer, Isador Isaacs. Hyman Zeltz. -Miss Lew Edward C. Blum, Rev.

S. J. Levinson, MeiierltK. P. H.

Lustig. L. Meyer. Mens Wool Mixed fnderwear light and medium for present 1 wear shirts or drawers to I ..0 inch reg. Jewelry, 1 Leather Goods, r-.

Cutlery Theodore Kempe. I', lioouietiow, Miller Jl Ciooosiem, niviimaii, Brenner, A. Jalkoff, R. Copeland. Dr.

Charles Nathan, Joseph Nichthauser, Charles Nathan. 1. Apar nw, epu n-thauser. Julius Sonnlag, David erbelowsky, lludolph seidner and sisters. Joseph iMichacls, Hyman Zeitz, Isaac Mi 1.49 Ira Skutcli, Ninon iew" William Meruk.

Louis Ka w-her, James h. Hagenbaeher, Max Relss, Miss Jennie Jacob- Women's Kid Gloves 2 clasp-tans, black and white Men's Dinen lidkfs. reg. .25 and Women's Tnltial lidkfs. pure linen broken assortment reg.

9 and .12 Women's Fibre Silk Hose black and colors of 39 ct quality Emb'y Flouncings 26 to- 42 inch Swiss and voile large and small patterns reg. ,49 Camisole Laces value .12 (, Coutll medium and high bust long hips emb'y trim'd sizes IS to 30 reg. $2.50.. Women's Brassieres buttoned or lace back also hooked front various styles emb'y or lace trim'd odd sizes value $2.50. chaels, George Dressier, Henry Roth, S.

Stein, Isaac Meseritz, Judge son, Herman reunvih. .29 .27 Harry Lewis, S. Rothenberg, G. Low- Ir. Leon Louria.

i. rs. rmiH, Levi Uottcnherg. Rv. S.

Tt. Cohen, IT B. RosouHon, Benjamin Greenborg, .98 enthal, Max Reiss. Aaron Levy, Dr. William Linder, Reuben Goldsmith.

Tear! and Col'd "Reads various combinations uniform or graduated lengths value .49.. Silver riated Picture Frames oval or square velvet back-ball feet value .49 Leather Hand Bags leather and poplin lined various sizes and shapes patent safety catches Instead of .98 Simon Lew. Joaeph M. May, u. B.

iowen. thai, C. A. Hebb. John K.

Hannan. .29 .29 8 Morris Salzman, Leon Louria, I. Goldberg and. A. M.

Levy. Many other pledges of lesser Curtains, Cretonnes, Bed Sets, etc. amounts were recorded. In addition an automobile valued at $900 was pledged by the Brooklyn Hebrew Or FIRK IX WAG STAFF HOVSE. Quick Action Prevents Serious Fire When Curtnins Blaze.

Babylon, April 8 The home of George B. Watfstaff on the South Muslins, Pillow Cases, Spreads .69 2.95 Cowhide Suit Cases 24-Inch linen lined reg. $3.98 phan Asylum and other articles for After the Theatre sale or to be contested for were Country Road, Wont Isllp, was threatened by fire yesterday afternoon, but Letters were then read from many of the local newspapers promising Steel Knives and Forks well known make bone, ebony and stag handles set of six each reg. $1.49 ,95 Salt and Pepper Shakers pearl and silver tops reg. 19 ct.

.12 Mfra. Surplus Stock Nottingham Lace Curtains 12 to 40 pairs of a style double and twisted thread overlook edge white, ivory and Arabian. 95 cts. for Curtains reg. 11.49 1 P8 for Curtains reg.

$2.98 2.49 for Curtains reg. $3.98 Extra quality Scrim Curtains, with and without Dutch valance value 1.49 Marnuisette or fine Voile Scrim adequate publicity support of the cam paign and letters expressing the bono of success were read from Rahbi Ste Bleached Muslins 26 inch fine weave worth 8r3 4 Bleached Muslins 42 Inch for pillow cases or by seaming make full size sheets worth Pillow Cases 42xP.ii worth 9..., 6 worth .10 7 worth .11 8 worth .12 Flannels, Linings, Notions phen S. Wise and Louis Marshall. Speeches by Simon F. Rothschild, chairman finance committee of the federation; Louis L.

Firuski. presi quirk action oy members or tne Household prevented any serious damage from what mlpht otherwise have been a disastrous blaze. From some unknown cause the nurtains in one of the rooms on the lirst floor became ipr-nited. When Mrs. Wapstaff entered the room a short time after the blaze commenced the curtains, shades and pnrt of the woodwork were burning.

With the air. of the servants, the flames wore extinguished. dent Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum, and Judge Harry Lewis Curtains with or without Dutch valance value $2.75 1.98 Cretonnes exclusive patterns repp, taffeta and other desirable weaves with Japanese. Old English chintz. Orientals, florals and rich verdure effects light or dark dozens of styles 35 to 45 ct.

values .25 closed the meeting. The following were at the guests table: Benjamin H. Tv'amm, president Supper at Churchill's and Dancing With large numbers of Manhattan's smart people, desirous of enjoying the distinctive pleasure of dining at Churchill's and at the same time experiencing the charms of the Dance, Churchill's is New York's favorite rendezvous for Supper and Commencing at Ten O'CIock in Main Restaurant. Jut ai for Supper, 10 is Churchill', preeminently popular for Dinner both for itt a la carte tervice and for itt Special Din H. S.

and Scalloped Sheets 72x90 centre seam worth .45 32 asui-ements before hemminR. Bed Spreads Summer weight crinkled or corded effects single, three-quarter or full size 62x90 worth RQ Silk Embroidered Flannels white wool mixed foundation pure silk enib'd'y II. S. and scallops rog. .54 43 Canton and Pnmet Flannels bleached and unbleached rep.

.12 9 n4-inch Rubber Sheetings re. .09 Peroxide Soap for soft or hard water Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Char ities; Louis L. l'iruskl, president ACCTIOX SALES. Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum; Edward C. Blum, president the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn; Simon F.

.10 70x90 worth J1.49 98 80x90 worth $1.69 1.09 Full Size Crochet Spreads rep. Satin Finish Cretonnes florals and Orientals value .15 Novelty Scrim Curtainings dainty borders white and ecru grounds IS et. values .98 .45 5 WeRtphnl's Hair Tonic litrze size. Camphor Halls 1 lh. pkgr.

refj, 8 Two-Jn-One Shoe Polish reg. 9... Rothschild, chairman finance committee of Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities; Nathan S. Jonas, chairman committee of Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities; Adolf various patterns worth $1.50. Feather Tickings assorted stripes worth .18....

5 9i Imported and Domestic Madras cream, white and colors 86 to 45-Inch value .39 to .49... Bergida. president United Jewish Aid .29 Cheesecloths- 8) Inch -blenched and unbleached worth 4 'a 2 (Societies; Isidore Isaacsen, president Dust Chps rep. .10 2 for 15 Willinpton Spool Cotton rep. .30 dnz.

.24 Stamped I i. S. Squares '29 inch three rows drawnwork ivp. .21 Reversible Armure Tapestry Couch Covers 58-inch value $1.49 1.00 Training School for Nurses of Jewish Hospital; Adolph Feklblum, president New Feather Pillows saulttirv cured 2x20 rpjr. Ixl'S res.

49 MeaBiiremrnta before seaming. Mereerized Sa teens black and full line neurew 1'iducatlonal Society; Alexander H. Geismar, president Young Drapery and Furniture Velours 60-Inch value $1.98 and $3.49. 1.38 of colors reg. Friday .20 and Women's Social Service Specially Good Friday Luncheons (4 Courses) 38 cts.

11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. J.

VV. W. II. REID AUCTIONEERS FRfDAY, AT 10:30 A.M. CENTRAL SALESROOMS KSTI1I.ISMKI 1S4I.) WSLLOUGHBY ST.

PEARL ST. RER'LAR WFKLV SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc. Put-lop HnHe In Pliinli mil Tmtentrv beadier I.lbrnry Set, Mtrrnrn, Vnm'N. IukIc 3 UPRIGHT PIANOS OAK HLTKICTH. I'UYSTAI, ANP ClITY TOSBTS, EXTENSION TAW.

Id, t.KATHKTt i'HAIKK. rtnc'KKIt 1 MAIIOllANV AX11 OAK COPCHIOS. HOOKL'ASKS. t'K SKWIX MACHIXEH, IVBTAI.VS, Ut'iS ami (UMlS. llniMN Hi'itri.

DroNMiTH nml CM (Tun fern In nil wootln, llnlr llntirevien, 11 railing, etc. AT A.M. MnhOtlini' Wnll InloiPMn. Tn. Auxiliary of Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities; Grover M.

Mosco- ner, SI.3, from ix to nine. Twenty Acts Every Evening Seven to One. Churchill', it alio held in high favor for ils Special Luncheon, 75c, which repreientt a revelation in quality and an innovation in tervice. Served in Ballroom, where Dancing tlnrtj at one o'clock. L.unch;on guestt are cordially invited to make use of Ballroom for Dancing.

witz, president Young Men's Hebrew Association; Isidore Isaacson. Dresi- 10 to 14 Minutea by Subway to 14th Street Express Station, N. Y. dent of Training School for Nurses. rramincnt Mon Wnko I'p General -CVnunit tec tn Charge.

The committee in charge of the Is made up of Nathan M. Jonas, chairman Edward C. Blum. not to BLouis Firuski, Alexander H. Gels rOI.U'I-: CASKS HKARO.

Doolej, o'Crarty riu! Klinck were charged with various dots 6 nettled New York fciey Island Th complainant wa Captain Vroclnrt Patrolmen on 1 rial. Krtwari, Decision was re- There was a big cnienrlar nf police serveil. trials at local henii I'larlers yesterday. There w. re live men on the carpet T-.

ki. from the K.ist ew York nreeinei. one HILL'S men were (reorije Hennenlutter, tined rive pay for Snipping it tour of reserve; IVter T.onz. whose. cas was postponed for a week, ami Herman.

Crouse. riiH-tl four iluvs pay for beingf off post. 7 lieeision whs reserved in the case ni Kdward .1. Sullivan of Traffic fiqiiad mar, Houben Goldsmith, Sylvan J.ovy, Harry K. William Alcmk, H.

Xnmm, JSiivnn F. Uothachild. lMichael Furst, and ull trooklyn rabbis J'fyiuy VOUllUlBM.n. T-nPr i. who will volunteer lo nerve and privo isome time to the work, hIho reproson- American birth.

Ht Chii rMri. Inilrn. Iiukhii I ilenU, thlhlren's I'miM. o( I IHtOMKMN N. will for Hlnrnr chfi.gH tho following ncnountfl! Knr-; nth, I.

rrnwforrt, Miw i'nitrn, nii(l Deputy; heard soma of i in the earlier pe Commissioner Dun ns i iiarsen wim intoxication. 'More than a Reslaurcnt A Broadway Institution" BROADWAY AT ORTY-NINTH STREET was rharue ri with being off post In the i He told the trial (Yniimissioner that jtatives of all tho nowspapers In Hronk- lohbv of a theater. His croort record he had been on rim force eUvon the later eases. iuu -ivitmmtimn. wmer coniTnilloe.s Kivo of tho U' Coney stood in his lavor, and he was nut on I and that this was the first chit.

ft Jd the chalriuan for each, are: Dla. iinrTrrf-VoVk3 '-U Island r.ribhaa. ColamM. wefctulan for 8v IBonihs. The other made asaiiiLt him..