The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1913, Page 12

RL ROAD HEADS AND FIREMEN TALK VERAWARD Arbitrators at Conference In- terpretate the Terms of Mediation. | itration award ted States Commia- ¢ Mediation, W. W. Atterbury, Vice-President of the Pennayivant« Railroad, and Albert Phillips, Vice-Pres {Ment of the Brotherhood, In attendance were A. D. Hopking, represent New York Central: H. M. Wal he aihsaineh enting the Biot! lehitd'n «valued at $36 Toys are a Great The firemen have rained a large num Te A tttwed Mra Murphy had @ Educational Factor ber of points for interpretation, as the view of many technica) points, was sudmitted to the arbitrators ata vente in parallel columns giving the text of the award and the 150 points of grievance raised by the men ‘The first contention takes up for nalderation was what should constl- tute the ten-hour day. The ortginal arbitration award provided that the time for which firemen are paid begins at the time for them to report for duty and ends when the engine Is de- livered at a point signated. The dif- ference of opinion is in effect whether these hours #hall be continuous, as claimed by the firemen, or whether they can be interrupted and deductions made, as claimed by the railroads. The employees contended before the arbitrators that to inject at thin tine « different meaning tnan that working hours should be continuous will result Hot only in offwetting the increases in Wages intended by the original award, sista of Judge W.) | people whe knew had credit at the atore, | It im charged that she would go around | but will be used an 4 precedent to nul- Aify the present definition of the «amo Janguage in wage schedules and work- ing conditions prevailing on many railroads which were not parties in thie arbitration. President Carter, representing the brotier! tention said the employees’ con- the claim of a fireman may with consequent tom of further contended that compelling « man to lay off for two hours or so for his dinner, whether he wanted to @o 0 or not, constituted unfair treat- meht. Mr, Lee replied on behalf of the gailroads, etating thelr side of the case and seeking to make clear the at- titude of the employing ronda and their he intent of the award Dies From Gas. or, clerk in the North End Hotel, at Lenox avenue and One sundred and Forty-fifth street, found &, man dead in bed to-day. He had killed himself with gas. On the rea- jeter he wan entered as “J. Turner, Mount Vernon.’ An identification card in the pocket bore the name of C! Ashwell, of Mount Vernon, and that in case of accident to th r, or his death, Edward Ashwell of No. 41 Maple street, Yonkers, be notified. Six Gxtuine Stores |Clearance Sale Every garment in stock without a single exception. 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Walsh Ordered to Ap- fy Woman Who Had Charge pear Before Board of Riley tines fire, 1 Com n t tow ‘the Accounts in’ Stores. Police Surgeons. | | ~ ment | A wndsome blonde, twenty-seven Police Captain Dominick G. Tilley waa y Cen aldo years of age, the wife of Thomas Mur- | retired to<iay by Commissioner Walto * phy, chief clerk in the Sewer Depart: | On ® pension of 11.90 0 ip. At the ’ rane time the Commissioner ordered okiyn, was arraigned in the Magistrate to-day charged with petty two different counts. Mrs A name « id natd 4 Walsh to appear be- Capt. P. for Flatoush jotarnar larceny on furphy gw Ethel Morrt Court before of M Riley and Walsh were appointed potice- neach | men on the same day, Aug. 1, 1896; | that both are honor men of the depart- sabicdda es tumer. as held in count for appearance > FRO POLE FORE MOROS GREET HARRISON MANILA, Nov. 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It was while attending the school that #he met Thomas | Murphy, a acholar at Boys’ High School. They fell tn tove at a surpriae | imrty and were married after a brief | courtship. They have been married ten years and ha reasoning “why.” And here in America’s | greatest toy store, you will find 9) at moderate prices, the world's || best toys that measure up to §} this modern-day idea of edu- cational play. FAO. SCHWARZ TOYS Fifth Avenue at 3ist Street Mr. White 3 11, | Mr. Josiah J, White, whose arrent was | ‘eported yeaterday in Hrooklyn for an Hewed attempt to enter his former resl- | on the Helxhts, wan not sent to 8 reported, but released vy Judge Walsh on hia own recognizance. T 1@ SUGGESTED THAT EARLY SELECTIONS SE MADE | ‘s. B. 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Untrimmed Velvet Hats . at 100 & 3.00, Flowers, Corsage Bouquets, Evening Caps, ed Bandeauz, Hair Ornaments,etc.,will be in the regular stock at moderate prices, i saan mneet son gave lis pledge to continue the ay tem of American District and Province! Governors, — Franklin Simon 8 Co. ."" which costs only 2 + Worcester, former Secretary t Fifth Avenue Will Close Out Friday No Alterations No Approvals Women’s Tailored Suits Dressy and tailored models of broadcloth, diagonal or crepe cheviot, cord de laine or serge. 18.50 Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 Fur and Plush Trim’d Suits | Of velour de laine, broadcloth, brocaded cloth or cheviot; short dressy coats trimmed with fur or plush. 24.50 Heretofore $39.50 to $59.50 Women’s Afternoon Gowns Of charmeuse silk, crepe meteor, brocade, crepe de chine; also street dresses of serge or Jacquard cloth. 18.50 Heretofore $29.50 to $49.50 Women’s Winter Coats All this season models of wool plush, wool velour, chinchillg, boucle, zibeline or English tweeds. 15.00 Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 FIF1H AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. 00 & $4.50 WILDOUGLAS SHOES a. the in the Sees root cud ese Low Pot itty CAA 1008 are inade, would understand why better, fit better, hold longer than other makes The Gest $2, $2.50 & $3 Boys’ Shoes in the World. 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DOUGLAS ST Street. ea i eion sq.) reat. aasaunee ne STERN BROTHERS Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Aveuue To-morrow and Saturday, the following Specials for Men: Men’s Sack Suits-0n the Third Floor selected from their regular stock, and comprising the season’s most desirable weaves and colors, including blue and black, in both conservative and latest English models for Men and Young Men, sizes 34 to 46, in all proportions, Regularly sold for $30.00 to 37.50, at $25.00 Men’s Winter Overcoats The newest, loose-fitting, Chesterfield or form-fitting, knee length styles, in both single and double-breasted models, of soft Winter weight overcoatings, in black, blue, brown gray and two-tone effects; one-quarter or full silk-lined, sizes 34 to 48, Regularly sold for $32.50 to 37.50, at $27.50 Young Men’s Patch Pocket Suits all wool, blue Cheviot, in the latest English Sack and at $15.00 Norfolk styles, sizes 15 to 20 years, or, 32 to 38 chest measure, The Men’s Shoe Department-0n the Third Floor Offers an unusually select assortment of Men's Dress and Walking Shoes; Boots for Riding, Hunting and all other outdoor sports; also Dancing Pumps and House Sli in the making of which only the highest grade of workmanship arid choicest leathers have been employed. In addition to the wide range of exclusive models for Men and Young Men, are shown several lines of composite lasts designed for tender feet. Men’s Autumn Derbies and Soft Hats At the Sixth Avenue Entrance comprising the latest shapes and colors for Men and Young Men, Actual $3.50 and 4.00 Values, at $2.50 Men’s High Grade Furnishings- At the Sixth Avenue Entrance A very extensive selection is offered of Neckwear, ranging from the most inexpensive to the highest cost and finest of silks, produced exclusively for Stern Brothers by the foremost silk weavers of France. Shirts for Evening, Business and Country Wear; Pajamas, Night Robes and Dressing Gowns, Men's Large Open End Scarfs, Men’s Pajamas, of Silk and Cotton of fine quality silk, fancy or plain colors, 55c or Madras, in plaid colors or fancy $ Actual Values $1.00 to 1.50 effects, with buttons or loops, at 2.25 Men’s New Autumn Shirts, Regularly sold for $3.00 to 4.50 of madras, all styles, including new ’ “patch” bosom and cuff models, Men eee) pat Babess a pooh sea na Hol tg in desirable colors, at $6.75 irts of Madras and Percale, larly sold 50 ina desirable xssortment cf patterns, $1.65 Men’s | = Lays. ea G Regularly sold for $2.25 to 2.75 oe fine qualit y En, lish, Woolens, Men's Sweater Coats, $2.95 large cere of seals pat- with V neck, in desirable colors, at \° terns, at $13.50 Regular $4.50 Value Actual Values $18.00 to 21.00 $2.45 Men’s Seasonable Underwear and Hosiery in complete assortments, from the leading foreign and American manufacturers, in the most desirable styles and weights. Imported Balbriggan Shirts ana Drawers, medium weight, Each 95c Value $1.25 Eeach ‘ Shirts & Drawers, of fige quality silver gray worsted. Winter weight, Value $1.50 Each Grey Wool Shirts and Drawers heavy and medium weight, Each $1.45 Value $1.75 Each Ribbed Felbrigzen Combination Suits, medium and heavy weights, at $ ; Value $1.75 Each 1.25 $1.15 Men's Imported Cotton Half Hose, Men's Silk Half Hose, double soles, heels and toes, in black, heavy weight, in . tan, gray and cadet blue, . . Pair 20c black and staple colors, Pair 75c Regular Value 35¢ Pair Regular Valuc $1.25 Pair The Men’s Glove Department is showing later importations of correct gloves for street and evening wear; Winter Gloves of wool; and of leather with linings of fleece, seamless wool and fur. For to-morrow: Men’s One Clasp, Prix Seam Sewn Cape Leather be hy « 95° alto in shades oftan . STERN BROTHERS Upholstery Departments - On the Fourth Floor Later importations are now being shown, including many interesting decorative Fabrics id Lace Materials for Sash and Casement Curtains; also Printed Cretonnes and Futurist ens. Especially arranged for Friday and Saturday at Substantial Reductions Curtain Scrim, with colored borders, Regularly 35¢ Yard, at 22c / Novelty Scrim Curtains, hemstitched and lace trimmed; very appropriate for suburbanhomes, _ Pair $ 1 -90, 2.65, 3.75, 4.75) Regular $2.75 to 6.50 Values French Marie Antoinette Curtains, Values $6.75 to 11.50 Pair, at $4.50, 6.50, 7.75 Bedsteads and Bedding Departments On the Sixth Floor The assortments embrace all styles and sizes of bedsteads in the desirable woods, as well as brass and enamel; also Springs and Mattresses, all at very reasonable prices. For Friday ard Saturday, Unusual Values in a collection of Brass Bedsteads, Special Black Hair Mattresses, felenial Post, al Sah rallies, penned tickings, + $27.00 Enulish, ion “$19.50, 23.50 Layer Felt Mattresses, Formerly $26.00 and 31.50 Formerly $12.50 & 18.00, $9,00,12,50 All Square Tubing, at $26.00, 28.00 Woven Wire Springs,. Formerly $34.00 and 38,00 Formerly $7.00, at $4.75 Featured is a line of French Bedding -- the softest and finest made. The Mattresses are filled with Lambs Wool and best grade of hair in exclusive patterned tickings, ranging in price from $45.00 to 75.00, Springs from $35.00 to 75.00.