The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1919, Page 12

ee aes + ords of The ERY FIREDLAYS ~ RIDE-AND G0. Te IN WILLIAM STREET Half a Dozen Police Engines and Reserves Join in Search. After half a dozen fire companies and a s poticemen had failed to find it » lower Manhat tan rent 9 food ndieat {ts whereabouts ¢ to George L. French, Chief of Rees Evening World Art De+ partment, looked out of a window on the twelfth floor of the Pulitzer Building and saw flames near the top floor of a big duilding near Brooklyn Bridge He telephoned Hive World Po Nee Headquarters and old one of the reporter ) alarm had come in and t eporter notified Poliee Hendquarters, which notified Fire Headquarters and the police pre- cinet Fire Headquarters was notifying the district companies when an alarm cume f New pers and W thee hook and two Battalion Chiefs and ore of police reserves begun gathering. | In a few minutes everything was ready to cope with a dangerous blaze, If they could only find the blaze, which they couldn't. For almost half an y cellars and upper floors y buildings were explored | ‘esult, The fire chiefs announced then it! probably was a mistake and 1 the apparatus back except No. 12 | gine and Hook and Ladder N Which were told to stick arou while under Deputy Chief Jones. About that time the watchman in the fifteen-story building, Nos, 218- 218 William Street, heard a hissing sound, and, when he glanced at the etairs, saw a small Niagara of water Jeaping down the steps. , He took an elevator and, when he reached the thirteenth floor, found the fire in the ies b> 6 Beitans peo, Hot water Y -5>) Sure Relief fe a iat strom wnt ri ‘anparatieied in the" histor Ch eur 40. years’ carest us diame ere. are diamond his at nt » carat far $40.00. i tor te beaut fond” syen Fe er; “ jor St Male" talle, Heitable Jeweler vou you p nity ‘for Rot tell you Ht ts ioe (a seue mookalbect BGUTERS DIAMOND LT as 1 i SONS fivem COPS’ STRIKE COSTLY ONE. HOSTON, Dee. 9 marked the operations of gangs and ndividuals during the strike of po- licemen in September will cost everal hundred thousand ¢ jars, Corporatio ments Mr. Hill told a legislative committee which viding that the city saved $35 ploston John MeQui yesterday, re persona, flames nm Couns) Hill said Ife added that many pers ms uffered losses would be unable Rusting Wood, iilere had kept contro! and y a few 1 t@ window watching | 56th \ deluge from praising the © work in Hoxton Sete City Back || Thomsa is of Dolinrn. The looting which t because of certain require. of the law is considering measures pro- for payment of strike expenses extra exponses nion of m Stove) 9.—The ex-| © home of ear here, | ath of five leasned to-day. The at three boy visitor Two Great Geandehitdren to Mr. nod Mes. Miller Cotebr Mrs. M Hewat Act 2 ROCK, Ark., Dee. 9 THE EVewinG wORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, — yg he sevent Day, was born jer, her hu 1 a year, wit They euinintare to Core Quality First Boston bt arter VereGup New cry : 1979 i This Store Closes at 5 P. M. 1919, | OBSERVE “@DLDEN WEDDING. td A Serviceable Shoe for Women Closing out of the shoes made for the cormfort, long wear, James MeCreery & Go. 5th Avenue ON WEDNESDAY 34th, Street Many Gift Suggestions in This Sale of Serviceable Leather Goods At '4 Less Than Regular Prices Not only will people want these as gifts, but they will desire at least one item to fill some personal need, because the extreme usefulness of such things as are in this sale is generally conceded. 5.00 Vanity Case of Vachette Leather, fitted with purse and large mirror regularly 6.75 Sewing Basket of Ecrase Leather, Silk lined; fitted with 6 spools of Silk, 1 package of Needles and 8 findings. regularly 15,75 7.25 Sewing Box of Ecrase Leather; fitted 1 package of with 7 spools of Silk, Needles and 7 findings. regularly 9.75 9 Ivory- easel-back Mirror. regularly 12.75 Leather; 7 of Patent Leatherette; ned Fittings and folding Tourist Case of Black Long-Grain fittings. regularly 6.75 8.75 ‘Tourist Case of Black Cobra or Panther Grain Leather; Leather Lined; 8 fittings. regularly 11.75 Overnight Case of Vachette, Cobra, or Panther Grain Leather; Moire Lined; 10 fvory-Finished fittings and lock and key, regularly 84.75 3.75 protection It is sturdily built, tremely durable and will render most excellent out- door service. For skating, hiking and all other sports no better shoe can be found. over-seas work at $10, C&R $1.1,85 Made of flexible tan calf- skin, on the straight inner- line last, this shoe will be found in strict accord with Coward Standards of and ex- Sold Nowhere Else James S. Coward 262-274 Greenwich St., (Near Warren St.) WN. ¥.C, Military Brushes with Real Ebony backs; fitted in Real Pigskin case. regularly 5.00 5.00 Sewing Basket of Long-Grain Leath- erette; fitted with 8 spools of Silk and 8 findings regularly 6, 75 6.50 Limousine Case of Patent Leather- ette; 8 White Ivory- and steel Scissors, nished fittings regularly 8,75 17.50 Overnight Bag of Black Seal Grain Leather; 8 Ivory-Finished fittings and steel Scissors, \ regularly 4 FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Phone Greeley 1900 —Ask for Telephone Order Desk FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Men’s, Women’s, Misses’ and Girls’ Slippers for home and boudoir wear, made for comfort as well as smart appearance, and happy su stions for \ large assortment to suit all tastes, moderately priced 38th Street Telephone Orders Filled 1 Slipper ALNTY styles i D and warmth Christmas gifts. | to fit all pocket-books. No, 2—Satin Mules $3.50 No. 5—Satin Quilted Julict t "Slip- pers $4.50 No. 6 Black Suede Boudoir Slip- pers . mite) No. 7—Satin Quilted ‘De Orsa Slippers 5.00 No. 8—Ribbon ‘Trimmed Felt Slippers 1.50 No. 10—-Silk Poplin “Wool Lined Slippers : oo $4.50 No. 11—Misses’ Cavalier Felt Slippers..... $1.50 No. 12—Misses’ Felt Comty Slip- pers $1.95 No. 13—Women’s Feit Slippers $1.95 No. 14 pele ». $3.50 No. 15—Fe ++ $2.50 {1% No. 18—Children’s Puss in Boots. $2.50 No. 17—Leather ‘Traveling Slip- Keseieiet-otiaies $2.50 No, 18— tin Quilted Slipper . $3.50 No. 19—Felt Comfy Mules $1.95 No, 20—Felt Cc pers $3.00 Satin Quilted Cavalier Slippers $4.50 0% —Silk Poplin Wool Lined NIMES te ce tele nen s $4.00 Felt Slippers, rose bead trimmed No, 23--Felt Juliet Slippe Second Fioor Juliet Slip- No. 21- No. 24- $2.85 . $3.00 26—-Men’s Leather Everett Slip- ers. . é 27—Men’s Felt Slippers... It Slippers $3.75 $2.25 . $2.75 » $4.75 3 $3.00 31—Men’s Felt Indian Mocca- sins $3.75 Picture Supplement, In Colors Constance Binney One of the New Film Favorites Free in Greater New York and Vicinity with Next SUNDAY