The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1918, Page 9

————— THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SYNOPSIS OF NEW LAW STREET CAR STRIKE ENDS. | staahet tim the comnstetets ot miting would be investigated. While admitting some of the men have gone back to Third Avene work, union leaders deny they are Latest Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort Compiled by William MeMahon. Pablished in The Evening World om Wednesdays and Saturdays. ‘Ty Cobb Goes Home to Get Rendy for War. BOSTON, Aug. 28.—Ty Cobb of the Detrott American League baseball team, who is soon to enter the Chemical and Gas Division of the army, went home to-night to attend to his personal affairs Prior to joining the colors. He will re= join the team at Cleveland on Vriday. ok at Work— beaten. Down-Stairs at Wanamaker’s August Sales---Autumn Fashiohs Hours 10 A. M. to 4.30 P. M. compan. tae cpes | CASTORIA officials announced to-day. They sald For Infants and Children ! most of the men had applied f° re instatement, and all but @ few un- In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears w destrables had been put back to work. A President of a corporation, its| Pension of State regulations would) Attempts to extend the strike to the he Signature of employee under the Workman's Com- | Continue during the period of the war|pronx and Westchester failed. Louis ten-Jonly, In re Food Control, Ruling At-| Friciger, counsel for the union, sald the premeyey Sanctions of oe oracion the| toTney General, Pennsylvania. National War Labor Board had tele- operations of corp i" : “Shortfelo” is the name ,of a pajama we've built specially for short men who despise the “excess fringe” they get with ordinary sizes. Army officers will be glad to know we've a com- plete stock of white cheviot shirts. Great for wear! eines, ing based on payroll, in which Presl- dent's remuneration was not inctuded, held not within terms of policy, and unable to recover.—Cashman's Case, Supreme Judicial Court of Mass. A borrower, pledging property 98 security, as an inducement to the loan may stipulate waiver of demand for payment and notice of sale, oF forfeiture of pledge.—Stevens vs. Mu- tual Life Ins, Co, of N. ¥. 171 N. Y. 8. 296, Where a city has no notice, actual or constructive, of defect in coal hole cover in sidewalk, pedestrian injured thereby cannot recover—D'Orsi va. City of New York, 171 N, ¥. 8 203, Where it clearly appears that tes- tator intended a legacy to a nephew, & mistake in his surname would not defeat the legacy—U. 8. Trust Co. of New York vs, Littman, 171 N, ¥. 8 356, Holder of an accident insurance policy, who, when riding on @ street car, on way to work, suffered sun- stroke when about to alight, was in- ured by “accidental means” within policy.—Elsey vs. Fidelity & Casualty Co, of N, ¥., Supreme Court of Ind. A Nehter company, acting with knowledge of all circumstances, should not be permitted to charge for repairing dredging company’s tug, and then, when sued by one injured in helping in repairs, through negligence of its servants, turn around and re- pudiate its liability on ground that it did not authorize repair work.—Col- ins vs. Splane, Supreme Judicial Court of Mass, Where seller in possession, for se- curity for price, wrongfully sella to third person, the original buyer was not obliged to make useless demand for the goods, or to present warehouse receipts. given him by seller, but could sue in conversion for value of premium paid company’s insurer be-]~ | | Just Come! |25 Styles of Velvet Hats, $3.95 First large presentation of the Autumn. Hats made for the Women’s Down-Stairs Store. New. Different. Large as well as small hats, Wonderfully good velvet. Many of the hats faced with satin or Georgette crepe. Large sailors with braided ribbon crowns. Large straight sailors with narrow ribbon around the crown. 2 Large roll brim sailors, Upstanding draped turbans. Large mushrooms. becoming. navy, Almost any color. urple, and the new rust shade, rouille. Specially good. Three sided turbans with moire brim. ‘ Four corner turbans with burnt peacock. Turbans with bow and pearl pin. Blue Devil tams. Turbans with satin trimming for matrons. Mushrooms trimmed with grapes for misses. Hats with worsted trimmings for misses. Black hats with a touch of vivid color, Large hats with fringed crown. First showing Thursday. Hats which will be Black, brown, Old Building. $15 is the Price Down-Stairs for Women’s Autumn Dresses oe #8 All Navy Blue Serge or Blue Serge with Black Satin _ Secured from a manufacturer whose outlet w is so large that he buys serge years ahead of time, thereby protecting his customers. The dress illustrated is of good serge com- Men’s WIDE Shoes $4.50 1,000 pairs will be in the Men's Down-Stairs Shoe \ t ; : need Store at 10 o'clock Thursday. ods, or consider contract of sale e e bined with black satin side panels and sleeves y j The R Sesvinded and sue for amount paid by oe b } ‘ beset ; Two styles, | e Rogers Peet Camp 01 had and receivesi. V e and it has a girdle of satin caught under if ther dress \ Case—-$3.50. O'Kean, ve, Nore ‘American Distt: ou e ot to pay 1 r hars of serge. The frilly collar of Georgette with Engh tor cin has ing Co. 171 N. ¥. 8. 275. crepe is edged with lace. the foot look slender. == President in accordance with Congres- sional action. Such period of sus- |B. Altman & Ca. Street side of Among the many carved wood. man. Orders (accompan ing prices: at. . . . 34th and 35ih Streets The Photo Frame Dep’t is located on the Thirty-fourth shown in sterling silver and other metals The assortments also include frames of celluloid, leather, silk, tapestry and The pictures are photographed on glass and: blend alternately from Ser- vice Star to photo size) will be accepted and deliveries made within two weeks, at the follow- With chain, for window suspension, 56.00 With shadow-box, for artificial lighting, Madison Avenue Fifth Aven the First Floor. interesting frames of Army or Navy ied by photo in any $7.50 New Pork LL SFP “Smoke Piccadilly Little Cigars. Big cigars are now doubly ex- pensive. Old prices are up from higher. first Piccadilly.” have got to catch a train. Ni! — 10 to 50 per cent; Congress is going to jack them up still “Yet you are throwing a good part of your cigars away when you go back to the next act, catch a car, or what not. “‘When you can save money and get “You'll say so after you’ve smoked your ’ WOT LLLLL LLL ea cncn.Lzc ccc WLLSSSHSMMSASSSSS SSS S77 SDS} ——- 27 Wilton Velvet Rugs are $10 Lower These are seamless Wilton velvet rugs in room sizes, The patterns are small Persians and all-over designs that are Aber preferred. If we had more of them the price would be more; but now that the assortment is broken (and duplicates are not obtainable at the old prices) the cost to you is a “merry” $10 less—like this: were $55, now $45 were $50, now $40 of course not! New Building They won't last long Jabot Blouses and Others, $3.95 Were $5.75, $5.95, $6.75 We are sure you will be glad to know that there are wonderfully heavy flesh and white crepe de chine blouses here at $3.95, made in a rather unusual style with daintily pleated Georgette crepe chemisette and cuffs, The jabot blouse is of Georgette crepe and the lace that trims it is School Frocks, $1.95 Were $2.50 and $3.75 Girls who like pretty things are sure to be pleased with 3. dull black leather shoe with | e ee ee for food;b Roars Pret Company | A" Acat ugrmilttiiad prices ror food; but you can on There are to models in navy blue serge | bad rund tn Blue at 13th St. “The at 34th St Grater OO” ree isc’ cannon: ° 1 skirt. Both have ‘smart round necks and New Building Broadway CSU” Fifth Ave “uot and banality ot foods munt ee Save on your cigar money: he cote eee” ; \ Warren at 4st St | Act therewith, established by the . 150 Girls’ Dresses 50c Were 75c, $1, $1.25 Sizes 6 to 12 Either pink or bray. rs only. lue cham- Enough said. Old Building. Furs 25 per cent. Less Until Sept. 21st In this Autumn sale of furs May may pay 25 per cent. of the purchase price when you choose your furs, then you can have them stored without charge in our cold dry air storage vaults and the remainder of the purchase will be charged to you when the furs are delivered, Nov- ember Ist. are a number especially designed for iov , i silky and fine and there are little crepe covered buttons to make it dressy. A Se Men Gee aa te greater enjoy ment out oF your smoking, ilky eke | 4 nial hae es fata believe me, you’re lucky! Mutis of natural raccoon, $14.60 and $16.75, Scarfs of skunk dyed raccoon, $13.50 and $16.75, Muffs of skunk dyed raccoon, $13.50 and $16.75. Scarfs of Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), $15 to $24.75. Muffs of Hudson Seal (dyed 400 Dozen NEW Shirts Added to «The $1.20 SHIRT Sale ag § \ , If the makers ask $16.50 a dozen WHOLE- SALE for these qualities today, what will shirts like these cost YOU six months hence? A little problem in mathematics; but it doesn’t require much figuring to see that shirts like these—at $1.20—will soon be impossible if the market conditions continue as they are today. . . As we told you in the beginning, John Wanamaker owned 12,000 of these madras shirts many months ago. He actually had them in stock long before present cotton prices were in force, Now, 400 dozen that were held in reserve—Patterns Not Shown Before—will join the sale Thursday, ready to help every man plan for the days to come. (Burlington Arcade floor, New Building) ‘ these fine plaid gingham and chambray frocks. They come muskrat), $13.75 and $18.76. A new feature is the Bea fet 10 f Y 12 in most attractive colors. DER nde see dyed fos, aste oO Cc Some with # touch of yellow, some with pink, some with blue; the Muffs of black dyed fox, $22.50. ¥ Animated Service Pictures Don't throw chambrays in plain colors, Sizes 6 to 14 years, Old Building Old Building | , away half a toad | (size 8x10 inches, for window or table) our cigar ae, . : id WM, ce UPSTAIRS ecause you . S NWE1 bare Abace 3 ppt: