The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1918, Page 5

ieee OLD 18S REFUSED TO SOLDIERS, SAYS ~UNON SECRETARY Those Seeking Clerical Work Hit Hardest, According to William Flanagan. “It is not true that employers gen~ erally arc welcoming discharged sol-| diers and sailors back to their for- mer Jobs, Several cases have come to my knowledge of employers refusing to give the country’s defenders their old positions. In other cases the men ave been told it will be some time before work can be provided, and have been advised to take anything they can get with other firms.” ‘Willlam Flanagan, Secretary of Ec- eentric Engineers’ Union No. 56, at union headquarters, No. 211 East 46th Strect, made this statement to-day: “{ am informed that officials of ‘ether trade unions have received sim- flar information,” the secretary con- tinued. “The men who have suffered most from this injustice are those who did clerical or similar work. Those who belong to unions have compuratively little trouble because they belong to skilled trades and their gervices are in demand. “One member of the Eccentric En- @ineers’ Union reported he had been turned away by his former employer. 1 caused an inquiry to be made and a Nittle later received information that the discharged soldier was to go back leo his old job next day. It is the workers who have no organization back of them who are being most un- dustly treated, “I am informed the reason employ- ers give is that girls and women are filling the places at lower wages than men were paid.” — NO “Y” INQUIRY But if U.S. Anke Investigation He Will Do & District Attorney Swann said to-day that he did not intend to investigate the activities of the Y. M. C. A. unless asked to do so by the Federal officials er officials of the organization. “I have no such purpose in mind, but BY SWANN. (f the Federal Government ofMfcials or the Y. M. C. A. officials request me to I will gladly do so, although we are now busy with several important investiga- tions,” said Mr, Swann. ee New Jersey's Charities Badget. TRENTON, Dec. 27.—The State Board of Charities and Corrections has submitted to Gov. Edge a request for a budget of $3,592,012.66 for the ensuing year. This ts an increase of $47,806.28 over the actual appropria- tion of $3,544,204.38 for the present jess than last year's budget. ———— Gave Dinner to 200 tn Service, As guests of Mrs. Anson Flower of ‘Watertown, N. Y., more than 200 so! @iers, sailors and marines had Christ- mas dinner at the Comrade Club Can- teen, on East 37th Street, near Lexing- fon ‘Avenue. Mrs, Flower visited the eanteen during the afternoon and was cheered enthusiastically by her guests in uniform. only a small quantity of meat. third the time. ing recipe today: Use Less Meat BY using Creamettes, the new American macaroni product, you may have a dish with a delicious meat flavor but with Creamettes is delicious when mixed with various meats, It is more tender, dainty and nutritious than ordinary macaroni, and cooks in one- Get a package of Creamettes from your grocer, and try the follow. Creameties and Ham Mic the desired quantity of boiled and chilled Creamettes wish shredded ham | salt aed pepper to wit taste, Place in a hot oven and bake trom 5 to |0 minutes. | You will find that any of your eustomary macaroni recipes are unusually delicious whem wade wah Creameties. {f your grocer does bot carry Creametics, ask him to order for yeu, | The Creamette Company inneapolis FNL EEE EES SSS \ ay TW new Be NS Met coaus. 1m v d PAORE TEND aE 2 as 4SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS SRS EVERING WORLD, EREDA! , DECEMBER 27, 1918. James McCreary & Co, 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28TH 34th Street Purchases will appear on bills rendered February Ist The Most Extraordinary Dress Event ot the Entire Season 2,000 MISSES’ HIGH GRADE FROCKS $12.75 Below Cost to Manufacture NO C, O. D.’S NO APPROVALS NO RETURNS By special arrangement with a prominent manufacturer of high-grade Misses’ Clothing we purchased his entire surplus stock at decided savings, enabling us to offer the most wonderful values in our history. The assortment contains two hundred and fifty styles, eight of which are illustrated; developed in Serge, Jersey Cloth, Satin, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Velveteen, sizes 14 to 18 years. We can only give a vague idea of the remarkable values by stating that the price of 12.75 is below the cost of manufacture of each garment. Extra Salespeople will be in attendance to give prompt and satisfactory service. James McCreery & Co, 5th Avenue 34th Street Advance Announcement Annual January Sale op) McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE Reductions of 10% to 50% Although this sale does not commence until Monday, December 30th, advance selections may be made tomorrow. Add butter, Ach MACAROM) PROS Ont TAQRMVE CONS eros. US £00 Four-piece Mahogany Chamber Suite, as illustrated, including Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table and Bed. 198.00 regularly 275.00 IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED~—A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET IT, James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28TH 34th Street Purchases will appear on bills rendered February Ist McCreery’s Annual End-of-the- Year SILK REMNANT SALE Thousands of McCreery’s Beautiful Silk Remnants From the Wholesale as well as Retail stocks; in practical lengths consisting of Plain and Novelty weaves in every conceivable Color, also Black Dress Silks, of standard quality and Fancy Silks suitable for frocks, skirts, linings, trimmings, ete. At Astonishingly Low Prices In Addition For Saturday Only 10,000 Yards Rich Novelty Dress Silks Choice styles and beautiful color combinations in Military stripes, plaids, etc., in Taffeta and Satin as well as a full line of the new Oriental Silks. yard 1 .50 Extraordinary December Clearance WOMEN’S WINTER APPAREL Drastic Reductions 4 WOMEN’S WINTER SUITS 29.50 formerly 35.00 to 59.50 An important sale of Plain Tailored or Fur-Trimmed Winter Suite taken from regular stock and radically reduced for immediate disposal. This is an excellent opportunity to secure a high-grade Suit at substantial savings. Fashionable and attractive models developed in fine Wool Velour, Velveteen, Broadcloth or heavy Gabardine; all sizes in the lot, including extra sizes, but not every size in every style; the season’s most wanted colors represented, WOMEN’S HIGH-GRADE COATS 26.50 regularly 33,00 to 55.00 A representative assortment of Plain Tailored and Fur-Trimmed Coats, also a fine Plush model, purchased at advantageous prices, enables us to offer them at extraordinarily low prices; all Pppular Winter colorings; attractively lined; suite able for dress or general wear; ail sizes in the lot. { Pate : ee wae Nm