The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1920, Page 11

ALBANY BURGES: Scholarships for Soldiers. hag at ita di $1,000,000. nica: | SES |NEW YORK YOUTH | tien tie aewrnet ineon| tempter emanate! BROOKLYN ven an opportunity of | Committee, jn the county In which the | Ave whitch ii he . an education by the ¥. MC. * anpileant CORPS GOES BROKE; DIES IN BLIZZARD 52°... LAST SHAKO SOLD} ~ \ 3 LO ae poem. ae } Charles MacVeigh Goes for Body Famous Old Organizat tings for Its Members, mn, with | ot Son Lost in New Hamp- Passés shire Mountains Charics MacVeagh of No. 14 East 1 Street w fo to Dui N. WF. afternoon to take ‘we of the of his son, Charles MacVeagh jr.. t and froze to death earty [yesterday morning. Mr. MacVeagh was Ww ngton to-day, having gone st night to carry news of the to Mra. MacVeagh who is re- ‘overing from an operation on her eye. | He will be met in Dubiin by his brother, j Lincoln MacVeagh of No. 119 Waverly | Place. | Chariton Reynders, son of John V. W. Reynders, No. 870 Park Avenue, was with young MacVeagh on his fatal out- ing and did his utmost to save his 8,000 for | friend's life. He was too exhausted to Woman's De |move farther wien found. MacVeagh ‘Phe ult of Louise MoGloin of No. 18 | was twenty-three. Reynders is twenty. Jowall Street, Brooklyn, against the| Mr. MaeVeagh, who |s a member of Island Railroad Company for | counsel for the United States Steet Cor- , of the death of | poration. has a summer home in Dub- last shako 1d, Albany Burgesses passed into history. = "eee EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1920.’ 119-125 W. 24th St., Near 6th Ave. The only store that sells the overstocks of the National Cloak and Suit Co. No connection with any other store : ny Tenet 18 te el There are big quantities—thousands of pieces. There is @ wonderful assortment—Wools, Cottons and Silks in weaves, colors, patterns and varieties that seem endless. There are prices so wonderfully low, bargains so extra big, your real trouble will be not in finding what is wanted but in preventing yourself from buying more than you need. Silks, Satins, Messalines, Taffetas, Veivets McGloin’s sister | lin 6 Tee Mount | Monadnock So Convenient! You wake up with your Head Clear, Complexion Rosy, fer climbing the mountain Breath and Stomach Sweet—No Biliousness, Headache or Constipation, Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders ‘ For weeks New York’s commercial and social activities have been seriously crippled as a result of the epidemic and the severe storms. - Thousands have been kept from business and other affairs by sickness and the tie-up of transportation. Shipment and Weags oy delivery of necessary supplies have been almost impossible. - < A fee ie Tratti. ' “., A food and fuel famine has threatened. Stormbound and NS } Despite in the grip of a serious epidemic, the City has faced grave GES Sn, iMAYOR CALS FOR TRADE TRICKS danger. a Sk s 7 SnD HELP CLEAR SHOW BLOCKADE; SW eam EMBARGOES STREET TRAFF'S oe TSS Aes \o og wrt Already carrying a load far greater than it could properly handle, the telephone was given an added burden under which it might have collapsed. And in the crisis, when many other services were practically out of commission, the public turned to the telephone to mect the emergency. The operating force was more than 1,000 short of its full quota. In addition more than 2,000 operators were absent because of sickness. Many of those on duty were compara- tively inexperienced. CY IN STORMCTHROES FAGES Tame: A COWL FANE AD A Staten Iedand So POSSE Feo) SHORTAGE. Semi i Sa Traffic jumped to the tremendous total of over 4,500,000 calls as (Soe & daily, this on the heels of a 30 per cent. increase in traffic in January, 1920, over January, 1919. Delays in handling calls became more numerous. It could not be otherwise. A sys- tem and working force capable of handling 3,500,000 calls a day were given a million additional calls to handle. The load was carried, not as well as we could wish but with remarkable success considering the difficulties of the situation. The city’s emergency created by the epidemic and the storm is passing. The telephone emergency, though diminished, continues. The overload in traffic is still heavy. New York City’s telephone service cannot be restored to its former high standard until we have increased our facilities and built up our operating forces sufficiently to handle the present overload of traffic and any additional demand that may come in the near future. We can cut down this overload as we gradually bring new workers and new central offices, new buildings and other necessary equipment into service. You can hasten improve- ment by voluntarily restricting your use of the telephone to the essential messages. Will you help cut down the overload? ‘The Telephone and the City’s sae Se toma c,, Great Emergency Silk Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, Poplins, Cor- duroys. Short lengths of almost every Remnants weave, color and description. Though Silks of all kinds are making new high record prices daily, here are real old-time Remnants value at the price. For children’s garmenté, waists, aprons and dozens of Set 7 Wool Cheviots, Serges, Broadcloths, Poplins, Mix- tures, Velours, etc. The greatest assort- Remnants ment of Woolen Remnants we have ever been able to offer. 5,000 pieces 5 t 97 of 1 to 2-yard lengths...........eseeee ues cto Jie Lace Pieces that offer amazingly big savings} values such as you have not.seen since the 6-inch Chantilly Lace Flouncings, in black only.... 13-inch Lace Flouncings, in white only... 17-inch Embroidered Oriental Net Flouncing; white 26-inch Embroidered Oriental Net Flouncing; whi 27-inch Embroidered Oriental Net Flouncing; white meneame en tee mene asement, White Muslin Curtains 974 pair of these Curtains in the lot. Made with tucked borders and ruffled edges. Attractive in appearance, © Per easily laundered, Extra value. Limit, 4 pair to a Pr. customer.. 22x90 in... .. Basement a 2000 Yds. Unbleached Sheeting Another lot of 36-inch Sheeting that will p bleach out in washing and give better service er than i bleached Sheeting at far higher Yd Cc Prices. Special...........cesceeeeeeeeencees 680 Pairs Imperfect Shoes WOMEN will find high cut lace and button Shoes of Patent, Vici Kid, Gun Metal. Brown Calf and Brown Kid Leathers; Pumps of Patent Leather; and Oxfords of Patent or Brown Kid. MEN will find Black Gun Metal fin ished Leather Shoes, Kid finished Slippers and Tan Leather Puttees. For CHILDREN there are high cut Lace or Button Shoes of Patent or Gun Metal finished Leathers. The imperfections are slight, the wearing qualities unimpaired, the appearance needing no more thane — $9.97 to $3.97 Basement Another Lot of 500 Hats, 50c For women, misses, girls. Trimmed and untrimmed; twenty shapes, a dozen colors. Velvets, Velours, Satin-and- Velvets. Some slightly imperfect. Values beyond comparison! .-yard 75¢ Main Floor TUESDAY F Goods from practically every department. Muslin Wear, Children’s Dresses, Infants’ Wear, Sweaters, Coats, Small Children’s Coats, Waists, Skirts, Suits. Seldom more than a few of a kind, but big quantities—all counter-worn, slightly mussed and soiled, or slightly damaged. Extraor- dinary values! EXTRA(*:*"= big clearance! All Coats, Suits and Skirts in ‘the Rummage Section will be sold at half their marked price. Come early if you wish to take advantage of this sale. Basement — 310 Muslin Children’s Fibre Silk | Mercerized Chemises Muffs Qweaters Sweaters Camisole — effect | 200 Beaver color with Filet pat-|Plusb; meloals 50 Sweaters for tora shape; girls, Artificial tac sateen silk trim- ite. SBClinn. Ze ming... ee Women’s Jap Silk Vests 290 Boys’ Chambray Shirts Padded and quilted. Long sleeves; | Ass dark colors ia striped White only. Women’s sizes. ttached enya wee Leman : 69c Men's Silk-Front Shirts |Men’s Corduroy Mackinaws Striped Crepe de Chine, matcb-| Blanket cloth lining, dark drab ing cotton body Separate yy gq] color: double br asted style. 97 collar 173 only 95 Women's | 75 Misses’ 31 Large Sweaters Shawls | Shawls Wool-mixed yarn |Grey - brown or | Wox with grey angora | Shepherd check trim fringed. Coat 3 style 194 Men's Sweaters with blac 7 SOx42. 2% Wash Suits Though far better than ordi- remaining stock sand of Toilet Prepara th extra tions, Williams cont ine Liquid Shampoo, te by ate . A the great big feature. You'll not find their equals elsewhere, Chambrays and Repps; like pice tures. Shaving Soap Choice Store Hours: 9.00 to 5.30