The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1916, Page 6

po ene Ponte naan - HUDSON TUBE MEN DELAY STRIKE, BUT MAY QUIT TO-DAY Conductors and Gnards See Chance to Win Co-opera- tion of Motormen. A strike of the conductors nd] ¢ormuiated every motorman on the guards on the Hudson and Manhat-| system belonged to. the Brotherhood tan Rallroad, which operates the tube of Locomotive Engineers * wystem from Thirty-third Street to] Six of the motormen refused to en- Newark, was to have been declared early to-day, but action was deferred At the last minute for two reasons. One was that President Wilbur C. Fisk had not definitely refused to re- instate members of the Brotherhood of Ratlway Trainmen discharged last ‘week, and the other that the motor- men have developed a grievance which, their leaders believe, wil! Justify them In breaking a contract and going out with the trainmen If the differences are not adjusted. It was erroneously reported that President Fisk had agreed to rein- state the discharged employees and recognize the Brotherhood of Rail- way Trainmen, Mr, Fisk dented this As soon as he reached his office, “IT have made no concession of any Corn muffins with a “way -down-South” taste! Here’s how: One egg—well beaten, 34 cup sugar, 1 cup corn meal, 1 cup“Presto” Self-Raising Flour, 1 cup sweet milk, 2 table- bi No end to the foods you can deliciously flavor with 8! At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, 10c Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,N. Y. NTU Your Home “The Royal Way" Two Bt Open’ ik venl WE 120 RN -EN ST F < 3035 3 O37. No Extra Charge for It. Advertisoments for ‘The World may be left ot ny America District Messenger office in ony Americal | ene office ln the otty The most unusual sale in our correct models for this season. winter end must sell for more. Men’s Shoes $3.85, $4.85, $5.85 Sixth Avenue Andrew Alexander Ten Day Sale (Ending October 14th) Fall and Winter Shoes Others ordered since and of the seme quality cost more We are simply taking an opportunity to offer a great saving to old patrons and new friends. At Downtown Store Only 2a a ON A MENT TL TOLL SIO ILE BON TEN TE NLL PY AP OE AN ER TTS LO LEN: kind,” he declared. ; It was learned he has an appoint- ment to meet George H. Sines, Vice President of the trainmen'’s unton, late this afternoon. In the mean- time Mr. Sines wil) have conferred with officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and may be in A position to say to Mr. Fisk that if the trainmen strike to enforce thoir demands the motormen will walk out, too. The Hudson and Manhattan Con- pany, through collective bargalaing, entered into a contract with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers two years ago which binds the union motormen of the system until 1919. At the time the agreement was dorse the contract. They were ex- pelled ‘from the Brotherhood, but re- mained at work. Naw they are of- ficers of a company brotherhood em- bracing all classes of employees. The motormen have been told by| high officials of the Railway Brother- | hood that the company, in keeping: these «ix men in its employ, violated | the agreement and that unless they are discharged the motormen will be Justified in striking with the train- men. This is an unexpected turn of af- fairs, as President Fisk had been con. | fident the motormen would live up to! their contract. He had counted on their support in making plans for op- erating the road with new men and such of the old employees as might remain loyal. The New York, Jersey City and Hoboken Police Departments have made all arrangements to guard the stations of the company, but cannot supply policemen foe the trains be- cause the Hudson and Manhattan line is engaged in interstate com- merce. Two policemen have been as- signed to all stations in Manhattan and Jersey City and arrangements have been made to double the guard At 4 o'clock this afternoon, when, ac- cording to rumor, the unton men con- template walking out if they cannot come to an agreement with the com- pany. In case the Hudson and Manhattan unions strike the Brotherhoods on the Pennsylvania Ratlroad will be asked to refuse to handle trains tak- ing passengers from Hudson and Manhattan trains at Manhattan Transfer. An effort will be made to Kd the North River ferry lines also. FAMILY NEAR STARVATION, | FATHER CANNOT BE FOUND Ambulance Call for an Accident Reveals Serious Plight. An ambulance called from Lincoln 1 1 last night to treat four- old Vincent Walsh of No, in condition from’ lack of proper idish, after treating Vincen th received in for ald. Detectives vr the husband last} So PREFERS SING SING TERM TO LIFE ON LONG ISLAND Rather Spend Thirty Years in} Prison, Says Firebug When Sentenced. RIVERHEAD, .. L., Oct, 11.—"Gee, I'm glad to get away from Long Island for thirty years, even if I have to spend the time in Sing Sing,” said Grant Griffiths of Shelter Island, L. L, when County Judge John R. Vunk of Suffolk had sentenced him to Sing Sing for thirty years and eight months, Griffiths pleaded gullty to setting fire to Strong Bros.’ livery stable, in Wasthampton, to “get square" with one of the owners for a fancied wrong. y noking fo! ——.——— Gtel Falls From Hoof, Mary Caclotto, eighteen years old, of No, 2 ast Tenth Street, fell trom the roof to-day and reeceived a com pound fracture of both legs and internal es, Sho was taken to Bellevue t é history. Thousands of pairs of Shoes that we ordered late last Women’s Shoes $2.65, $3.65, $4.65 at 19th Street No, 9146—(With basting line « IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— PPENHEIM, CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York O Women’s Exclusive Autumn Coats Superb Showing of Afternoon, Evening, Street and Motor Models’ The Afternoon Coat illustrated is Laer on in silk velour with trimming of taupe fox. Its distinctiveness is typical of our models; it speaks of Paris in her brightest mood. / 29.75 Velour Cloth Coats, smart flare belted, semi-fitted or loose models; fur collars or tailored) silk lined through- out and interlined. Special Seal Trimmed Coats, of | velour or broadcloth, large 35 0 0 | e ‘ | convertible collar seal trim- med. Peau de cygne lined and interlined. Special Bolivia Cloth Coats, exclu- sive loose flare model, large convertible collar, silk lined throughout. Special 48.00 Motor or Traveling Coats... 19,75 to 75.00. Afternoon or Street Coats...25:00 'o 165.00 Evening Wraps and Coats...65.00 '° 375.00 ~ OPPENHEIM.GLLINS&E | 34th Street—New York Direct attention to a most attractive assemblage of | Women’s Suits of Rare Smartness Distinctive models for all occasions in the new lines, colorings and fabrics. Rich fur accentuations mark the dressier types. Plain tailored models for the many women who affect clear, trim contoars. Suit of broadcloth or velour cloth, new length coat, semi- belted, turn back collar trimmed with mole or seal. Special } 29.75 | 37.50 Q@ait of broadcloth, plain-tailored model, featuring the new silhouette, straight back, belted front, collar inlaid with velvet. Special Suit of velour cloth, full belted ffare model, large sailor collar edged with mole, mole buttons and slanting band of mole on sleeve. Special | 48.00 The May Manton Fashions craw Rapins| FURNITURE ‘| CREDIT TERMS $3: Down on $50. WERE is no. prettier costume for the little girl than such a siin- blo frock ‘aa ils T in one-piece style, Tngs at the. wals a girdle ‘and’ hold th 500 6st 75.08 but nevertheless the conslate of only three 7.0 « . 6 100-0 thered and. soine yoko. Tels avery sim: 10: 6 «= «8 459.00 1d easy one to Take; itt 15-00 “ + 200.0 | 25: 64 = ## 300-00 APARTM&NTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM $50 TO 9500 Open Monday & Saturday Evenings » 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER | lovely ton ens this season, COLUMBUS AVE.| ABET.103&104s7] nd added seam allow. ance.) Girl's Dress, 8 to 14 years, nd May Manton pattern | 146 is cut in sizes from § to ld years \( THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION Bullding, 100 West 1 ‘cond Street (op= ag | ipt of Afteen ce: | Oni by mail on re nts h pattern ordered. MAKES WASH Ne & rite your address plainly and always ING EASY ee se A WORLD WANT! AD. WILL:GO.AND GST IT, Seereareen sreeteee renee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1916. OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & € 34th Street—New York A w, Thursda nnounce for To-mo A Most Important Sale of Fur Coats and Furs of Distinction At Extraordinary Price Concessions The event affords a rare opportunity to secure, thus early in the season, furs of real beauty at a Tmatked sconomy. The garments are made of choice pelts matched with care and fashioned into the smartest modes. Hudson Seal Coats 40 inches long Hudson Seal Coats 42 inches long Superior Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) ripple model, pockets Very Special 87.50 7 Trimmed Mole Coats 45 inches long Matched skins, full ripple model, collar, cuffs and hem of taupe fox. 250.00 Persian Lamb Coats 45 inohes long Flat curl Persian Coats, Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) soft pelts, fancy silk lined. Very Special 65.00 7 Hudson Seal Coats 42 inches long New box model, cut very full; collar and border of natural skunk. 115.00 Hudson Seal Coats 42 inches long Selected Skins, large col- lar, deep cuffs and collar, cuffs and wide wide border of border of natural taupe wolf. saunk. 165.00 250.00 Smart Mink Coats 36 inches long Exclusive model, cuffs and border finished with mink tails and sable paws. 365.00 Capes, Scarves, Stoles and Novelties In Mole, Ermine, Blended Hudson Bay Sable, Fox, Kolinsky, Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) and erect combinations of Mole and Ermine. Their perfect taste, rare quality and refinement make these pisces worthy of your highest regard. Unusual Values at 25,00 to 250.00 ’ Hudson Seal Coats 46 inches long Selected Hudson Seal, cut very full, collar, cuffs and deep border of natural skunk. 235.00 x Fashionable Fur Muffs-=-speciat Vaiues In the new canteen, barrel, ball and flat shapes, Hudson Seal Muffs..13.50 15.00 | Red Fox Muffs......15.00 18.00 Mole Muffs ........20.00 22.50 | Kolinsky Muffs.....32.50 39.75 _Ermine Muffs...... 35.00 50.00 | Skunk Muffs....... 27.50 35.00 Home-made Bread 3'4¢ a Loaf I" EACH of our Gas Offices in Manhattan and The Bronx we shall make 12oz. loaves of bread this week and we ask you to come and see the demonstrations. This table will show the exact cost for eight 120z. loaves: — 3% Ibs. of flour, .7 1% cakes of yeast ned 0 een 36 cubic feet of GAS.. 3 4 2 tablespoons of sugar 1 tablespoon of salt ... 1 cent 1 tablespoon of lard — 26 cents Baked on an ordinary Home Range. Bake Ovens for Hotels, Restaurants. Bakers, etc., that do marvelous work, economically. Sold on installments, We have Gas Confectioners, using Gas very “The Right Way Is the Gas Way”. Consolidated Gas Company of New York GEO. B, CORTELYOu, President .