The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1919, Page 7

FIREMAN OUSTED AFTER ATTACK ON BATALON CHE Louis Tischler Said to Have Resented Criticism of Work | at Fire, | Fireman Louis Tischler of Hook and Ladder No. 7 from the New Yo ment ‘Truck was dismissed k City Fire Depart to-day ter tr al on three oharges — unbe obedience of ¢ from | duty without | | The ment cecords show the foltow these charges as / ones, Moreman Lasky of Truck No. 7] and others At a fire in a jute and ra Rhowse at No. 445 Cherry 8 7, Tischler’s work in pul Ceiling with a fire hook was obs by Battalion Chief Jones, who ort Foreman Lasky to show him a mo effective method. Tischler oheyed Lasky three minutes and then went his first method said to La “Put another man hook Tiachier threw the tool at the feet of ued a the Battalors Chief and suid: “Ive been a firemen ten years. If 1 dor know how to use a hook it ab time 1 got ou Another man went at the ¢ A few moments later Tischler. wares Jones on that from behind, struck Jones a swinging Blow on the jaw, staggering him and then struck him again fairly in the face, knocking him unconscious, testified. £ over the Chief, ac y and other | w innounced that the cording tnesses, ready to kill “any man who trie > take the b out of his m Tischler was @ored on trial by ( ZL. He left th did not appe: Trial Co: not lid not evidence snes and decision published tc ANTETRUST LAWS HERE OUTORONN, «= SAYS REDFIELD peuceieeeaseeme Business in Future to Be More Co-operative Than Competi- tive, Secretary Declares. 30. (JU GUEES, ®T, LOUTS, April Pasiness tn the future will be more Co-operative thts co-operation will so 7 Ge difficulties that qmaate anti-trust laws fail to solve, ‘Wiliam C. Redfield, Secretary of Commerce, declared in address before the Chamber of Commerce of the United States to-day. He characterized extreme cov tion as destructive and unc combination as dar mE but that th hical ev Ww progress will bring forth the pr American and 2 many of than competitive present an UDO added | IBS gotution for business, which he said i had outgrown the law intended to | contro! it there has been a great change for better in the ethic: methods of trade since the antitrust laws cam’ and “FATHER NEAR DEATH CAUSED BY DAUGHTER'S ABSENCE FROM HOME ‘.: BLY VICTORY BONDS LIBERAL FROM ur contin- brought Tit OuiVeR-AOLSON: “Ghe Store of Service” BROADWAY at 79TH. ST. WHITE SALE May Ist to TOWELS and BATH MATS SERVATIVE SHEETS and PILLOW CASES 20% REDUCTION ' your father almost to death's door throug! ¢ stroke he suffered ou try about you. Won't have tog k to high « le garet Dickey Mr. and Mrs Scranton, Pa ning World t f nt David E. was given tc day in hope that when her father’s illness she home. Mr. and Mrs, isted the aid of the who are making a arch for the girl, ‘penis y jmust 1 the t th pa any price ny, ab In all shades—Suede, Satin, Patent and Glaze or Dull Kid Pumps, Oxfords and Boots, A shoe that combines yracefulness of Wine and supreme comfort. Sizee from 1 to 9 Send fr Cataiomae W. Mail orders fille 511 6th Ave., near 31st St, 58 3d Ave., near 10th St. WORLD'S BEST SECURITY May 3 CON PRICES AA EVV From the Bakeshop CHOCOLATE ICED GI NGERBREAD- Have you ever tried {ie Gingerbread? If you have not, you have no idea how delicious it 1s, wnat tas PLAIN LAYERS for a strawberry shortcake and all other layer cakes; made of the best ingredients and baked just brown enough and the right thick- ness; large size oe HOMEMADE POUND CAKE—Its quality is unrivalled in any Made of the best ingredients, pound for pound, and baked Raisins, cherry, citron, plain and raisin-nut, at specialty store to perfection: MAPLE, CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA LAYER CAKE~A }-layer cake of the best ingredients with a deli Iced with Vanilla, ICED LADY AND MARBLE CAKE, Special (Ib), 32e--Rich pound cake, almond flavored and with thick almond icing goer OLD FASHIONED CRULLERS (dozen Light, thoroughly cooked: nothing to compare with them at the price in any other store + GENUINE Whole Wheat Flour. Each, 10. Ail Our Bakery Products are Baked on the Premises @ piquant flavor it has, because it isn’t like any other Gingerbread you ever {unless you know the old Southern recipe we have for making it Just imagine a spongy, light plum pudding, without the rich and heavy es of the pudding, but with a spicy taste that is wonderfully appetizing, and with a frosting of delicious, candy-like chocolate icing In loaves weighing about one pound, special, 18¢ loaf A cake of triple flavor; cake, at 64e each WHOLE WHEAT RAISIN BREAD Made from Enright’s All o' the Wheat Flour, the old style stone process 1c each 64e Ib, ‘ous filling of Maple, Chocolate and bir ORANGE MARMA LADE LAYER CAKE A two-layer sponge-like cake filled with delicious orange marmalade end covered with orange flavored meringue at 59 each. MELICIOUS CHEESE CAKE, large size, 34e each 16-02. loaf. into bx he sald *T have beve nvineed D ] t eavance)invetuionl: nummener ii ellcatessen tice in the business w CABBAGE SALAD WITH | COLUMBIA RIVER S ! hep Bee ue vercl lM. GREEN (BERABRS “AND | “ete'ibe-Baita taney, qualivi. (a i rhich th trust law FRESH TOMATOES — Nery | from the smokehouse: very ape ditions with which the anti-trust lawa| appetizing: made of crisp cabbage, MORE RMAES VERY ARR Were originally enacted to dea deliciously seasoned and pre- | tizing that the form and substance of t pared with perfect Mayon- d ; va Gan GEAeATIA ILaPAT fou falas 24e Ib BAKED MACARONI WITH i ; CHEESE OR BAKED wiley ener FRESH TOMATUES - Stuffed | BEANS, 22¢ Ib~ Baked in our sed eray with Chicken, Shrimp or Lobster ‘ Salad, and | <ier» own-made | o¥N ovens Mayonnaise VBe each FULL MILK CHEESE ie FINEST SUGAR CURED Eatra fancy, sharp and of fine i BOILED HAMS~Every one se- | flavor A4c li lected, cured and cooked with the jag pagel ite \ SARDELLEN BUTTER OR Mt Lien rapaeragy We th ANCHOVY TE, S2e each f STAR BRAND SALAMI SAL In tubes us for sand ison re SAGE, 79% lb--Fancy sausage cles ment vatd sta ads well spiced and seasoned, savor : PEANUT BUTTER railway facilities, the speaker said. {|e PIMENTO CHEESE~ Our own pei CAMPAIGN AGAINST LYNCHING, Bi SMOKED BLOATERS, 8e cach i i TEs Fatra fancy: delicious for break- | BRICK CHEFSE Mild, creamy Ba Mass Meetl Will Be Held at Ei fast and of fine quality 49e |b. “| | nist , r= Pans for Mt i Delicatessen and Bakery Froducts Not Delivered | ally enh Labia a0 Nebel | U.S, Food Administration License No. 6.02865. B.0¢88 meeting at Carnegie H nt 4 Ko —Fitth Floor, 35th Street, of W he P " eC Among the sp Bein Py 7; Z V7 oie Herald Square ri New York Nara THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1919. AT hag BBS Nitrvetions Are Priene—Qualtty— Berries | MEGS Herald Square, B' wag, 34th to 36th We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only. THE MAY SALE OF WHITE features little things of great importance, with small prices that mean big savings Large as the need for small things may be in a woman’s wardrobe, the White Sale is equipped to fill them all. The needs increase, moreover, as Summer comes nearer, and outer wearables grow sheerer. There are thousands of things in hundreds of atyles | | SILK CAMISOLES are worn wherever blouses are. And everyone will “eee that a blouse is dain- when a pretty pink s camisole peeps through its semi-transparency. The first little camisole at the right is of wash satin with filet mesh lace top and pas- tel hand stitching. Lt is embroidery ounces or pi lace trimmed flounces are $1.39. Many lovely styles at $1.79 up- fNounc idered bottorna | $2.49 and up acalloped | only 94c. The secou H | 4 simply trimmed with hem- J |P stitching and hand stiteh- << ; B ing, is $1.39. : ) a | ] LINGERIE | DRAWERS PETTICOATS are fuund in many. varieties Ronw women like the French will be wd soon for wear rs in open with § yoke with hand ~ sea sports’ wear nothing In bet Owing to our forcaig ter than sateen petticoats with purchasing, these may | bottoms, si a for $1.39" pair. Drawers or hemat ry flounce | These are as 460, 69 | Petticoats with de ch drawers priced $1 1 ward. ard | 2 Ty BLOOMERS ARE EN. | # —— r—" oy G UN PREC Ki i 4 1D POPULAR. ( my? {i ITY in the realm of un- {\ | P\ ftir \ ' dergarments. ‘That little Kh {Uf |) \ yay | puir with the ruffled | >) | (eel | ht J \y rottoms is of pink cot- | } i ‘ fon crepe, priced 94¢; ‘ | Bhs ane Ot on the Ince-edged pair is of ! silk and = cotton mix- ve i ture. ‘These are rein- forced. $1.39. Brassieres in bandeau and fitted styles, 34c, 59c, 79, $1.29, kpe~e—Th oor tricolette vestees, $1.74 | to add a bright, spring-like, sport-like touch to tailored costumes These shimmering of silk tricolette—one would hardly that the of That explains the the effect pure have fibre guess warp is SUDO LOLOL cotton, low price. They are in plain, checked and herringbone weaves, in light colors, bright colors, checks and plaids. Some have belts, some are straight, all have small collars attached. Two illustrated, Kage —Main Poor, Centre, Broadway, LOBOS ren eeernisetreme ees BU If you cannot afford to refurnish anew for Summer get the Summer atmosphere in your home with cretonne slip - covers and hangings. TPHEY will lend that gay informality which is the very spirit of Summer— they will give to your rooms an entirely novel aspect-they will protect your Winter furnishings, and all these things may be accomplished for a surprisingly little outlay However, it is well to remember that it does take time to make these slip-covers and hangings, and make them properly. And only when they are made properly do they have thet trim, tailored look which the fastidious demand TUE, SOOO IS hoose your fabries the t of the importe workrooms are busy now, so th the sooner will it be delivered Estimates submitted on request. sei——Yourth Floor, Rea ow—our stocks are complete with 1 American cre Our earlier your order is received nner. aBth st, The Manhattan Wilton rug is made especially for this store and it has held its standard | ever since we have controlled it. During the war many were cont rug has kept its standard of quality, weave and color The designs are adapted from the motifs of famous Chinese and other Oriental carpets Ihere are color schemes to fit any decorative scheme in any room manufacturers pelled to use poorer materials, ses they skimped and usually This in many ¢ their materials, the dyes were inferior, ae! 36 in ox left #7 x Shin Ox 15 ft 99.50 86x 63 in 106% 15.6 ft 111.00 sOx76 WS x Lh ft oft #7 in, x oft 7TOxOTt Tin x left KS 106 #7 in. x Ute Sogre—Pourth Floor, Pront The Victory Notes Are Short Term Liberty Bonds—Invest in Them NOW A ER RE All ready for Summer with fresh stocks, good service and low prices Sixth of a series of ads. on the subject of children The Hope © of the Nation Children — HEN he feels as happy as a lark, he must sing. When he hears rhythmical, syncopated music, there’s a | primitive call in his little being that urges him to dance. When he first learns the magic of the pencil, he wants to write. And when the mysteries of brush and color are made clear to him, his baby heart yearns to make “pitchers.” It’s just his baby way of Self Expression # quality that, in its first manifestation, signifies the dawn of indiv aes and personality. Don't stifle it. Help it to live and breathe and grow! Here are some of the ways that parents can help give outlet to the thoughis so often imprisoned and allowed to wilt in children's minds: Books that show the way The Jolly Book of Funcraft Patten Beard, The American Girl's Handy Book — Lina Beard and Adelia B. Beard, Birdland—The Nature Study Book, Toyland Fun With Faces for Girls and Boys, Wonder Word Book, Shadow Pictures My Children Love to Make, The House We Live In and Book of Trades, Jelly There Book, Gem7e —Rook Dept. Main Floor, 35th Mt. Kear For busy hands Boxes of Water Colors, containing brushes and mixing slats, 4% to $5.24 Painting Books, from the most simple to the more advanced designs, 24c to S4e Boxes of Crayons, in assorted colorings, Be, 19c, 24e Boxes of Clay, in assorted colorings, including modeling tools and book of instructions, 49, 9c, $1.49, $1.98 set awe — Fifth Floor, B5th Street. cay There Are 1,136 SILK PETTICOATS For Women in the May White Sale Petticoats of taffeta, wash satin, silk jersey and silk jersey combined with taffeta in all the wanted light and dark Spring shades, Variety is shown in their flounces, which are tucked, pleated, shirred, pointed, scalloped or ruffled in a smart and Spring SALE of Blankets offers savings that are distinctly worth while. Weary ee ee " AA White blankets with — con- up-to-date manner. trusting borders and ribbon Six Styles at $4.49 binding Two of taffeta, one of silk jersey with taffeta flounce, two of For single beds, $4.49 all silk jersey, {wash satin with double panel back and For three-quarter and full front and edge of emb ered scallops. size be x ine beds, $4.94 Four Styles at $3.59 Extra size, $5.89 One of «ilk jersey with taffeta flounce, and three pretty styles of taffeta. Two Styles of taffeta petticoats in extra sizes at $4.59 Cogs —Third Moor, Ath St Rear, Gray blankets with contrasting borders and ribbon binding. For three-quarter full size beds, $3.49 0079 —Hanement. Kear, 34th St, and This Summer FURNITURE is admirably suited to Reed and Willow share fulfil its funetion be- the honors with Painted cause of its studied Furniture in a fascinating comfort, its lightness of | array that comprises suites construction, and its color or separate pieces for every interest room in the house Assembled with a nice regard for the ‘‘fitness of things” and priced with moderation. Mlustrated—four pieces of Natural Willow Furniture an Il-piece reed suite for on heh 0.24 the living room. Ivory Rocker 99.74 enamel with cretonned up 915.24 holstery and loose cushion bra to OMehiateanae V1 seats. Settee, aru chair, Arm 913.49 Ottoman 04 rocker, writing desk, desk 30 inches in diame 1 ter iss 99.24 chair, stool, table with Paim Stand $7.49 glass top, table lamp and idaeu:Ruginal Mead Sulie standing lamp. Complet With nw cushions $433.97 t h arm rock : } ef, table and fern stand A Four-Piece Reed Suite | $172.39 with upholstered cretonue | 7-Piece Living Room Suite seat and back G Mahow and ivory enamel finish, Settee, arm , hair, arm rocker and table day $80.72 | Meee Sixth Floor