The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 11

BOYCOTT ON TUBE TT] Wt TIBES morning at the Grey Lock. Avenue WWEAREBATLE 2 Service Is Extendedsto Grove Street Station in Jersey City | —Trains Stop at 7 P. M. ‘Witt a boycott threatened by commuters, the Hudson and Manhat- tan tubes were opened again to-day, the company providing an improved serviée and an extra train starting with the rush hour. Each of the eight trains now in operation consists of six cars, manned by motormen—one to take the train over and the second man to bring {t back> four New York City policemen, two at each end; and two Jersey City policemen on guard in the middle cars against possible vio- lence by strikers or by commuters protesting against the increased fare rates. Train service was extended to the Grove Street station, Jersey City, on the Newark branch, at noon to-day. fC. 8. Klumpp, General Superintendent of the railroad company, said normal schedules would be maintained be- tween 7 A. M. and 7 P. M. on this and all other lines now in operation. The | yet been reopened. not say when they expected to open it, saying it depended on the speed with whieh new men learned to op- erate trains, | Citizens of New Jergey, as well as) different clubs and civic bodies, pro- | post to fight the new tube rate in- creases at a hearing April 29 before in New York. C. 8. Steele, an insur- | ance broker of N who lives in East Ora Charles W. Martin of East Orange head a committee of fifty Jersey citi- | zens who will be among the com- muters’ organizations fighting the re- cent rise. They are urging commuters to use| the old ferryboat lines until the com- pany proves itself entitled to more money. The City Commission of Jersey City has arranged to circulate peti- tions against the increase among all ‘users of the tubes to be sent to Man- hattan by the truckload, Commis sioner J. F. Gannon jr. said, when a «Federal representative holds a hear- ing. ncn celia Broker He on Larceny Charge.! On a charge of attempted grand larceny, Theodore A. Frey of Chicago was held in $2,500 bail to-day by Magis- trate Frothingham in Centre Street Court, for further hearing Friday. Frey js an investment broker at No, 42 Broad-| way. William E. Keating of No. 69 Menahan Street, Brooklyn, charged that | Frey took $135 from him on April 15, | 1919, with which to buy ofl stocks, and | he was unable to get either his money or the stocks, NewYork, Brooklyn, Newark 3 Big Upstairs Stores Lovliest of Silk and CLOTH DRESSES CREDIT Perhaps you don't know it, but Menter car- ries the newest of smart styles all the time. 42 Stores 42 Cities. You can buy anything in this store on the most generous terms and no extra charge for credit. Dresses - - 20 to 65 rms will be arranged, New York Store, 226 W. 125th Street, Open Evenings. Brooklyn Store, 435 Fulton St., Open Saturday Evenings. Newark Store, Market St., Open Saturday Evenings. | A Stand Guard in Rain to Prevent Erie uptown branch, to 84th Street, has not | |§ Officials would | {q the Interstate Commerce Commission | |§ 0 Fifth Avenue, | |i ce, and Mayor | |§ au _ pervision Over Firearms. of To buy firearms in Newark the proa- “ihe measure; drawn | by Directon ‘William J. Brennan of the Department right of way and the women ville declare it la a public highway. they built the walk, over which to roll thelr baby. carriages, The , company says it Is going to tear up the walk up Sawn’ Covell last aight both sida: were male ny’ wort of al rearm, ‘he! mised tection to preven’ \- ity for violations is three Biiity of a fght, Prevent Possi- ipso, #100 hie, oF boul mone From Tearing Up Board Walk. Despite the rain half a dozén Belle- this Franklin Simons Co — Fifth.Avenue, 37th.and 38th Streete For THURSDAY At Reductions of $4.50 ‘to $19,50 WOMEN’S COSTUME BLOUSES 10,00 Regular Prices 14-5 t $29,%° ‘OUR _ REGULAR STOCK Reduced for the first ‘time this season TRICOLETTE DYED LACES NOVELTY GEORGETTE PLAIN GEORGETTE NO CREDITS ‘NO EXCHANGES FEMININE’ BLOUSE SHOP—Third Floor, INE LUGGAGE always reasonably priced . Quality luggage is the only kind worthy of your consideration— only quality luggage at reasonable cost finds a place in the great Saks Stocks. For years we have made a deep study of Luggage Standards. We know where a bag, a suit case or a trunk weakens first. We re- inforce our luggage at these par- ticular points, and always insist upon the sturdiest workmanship. You will find at Saks cverytbing in | luggage from the stoutest English Kit Ba 3 to the most elaborate solid gold fitted suit cases. Greater variety cannot be found, nor are more reasonable prices ever quoted. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street of Puplté Safety, requires (a permit, for | — Saks & Company Specialists in Wearing Apparel for Men, Women, Misses and Children To be placed on sale Thursday 1,200 Girls’ Gingham Regularly $2.95 to $3.95 At $1.95 Tubbing is no match for such gingham and chambray as fashions these frocks, charmingly designed, they come addition to any girl's Made in a wide variety of styles in com- binations of chambray and gingham, and plain colors. New collar effects, smart buckles on belts; and the convenient pockets Sizes 6 to 14 Years Misses’ Higher Cost Frocks Greatly Reduced Every one from our regular stock—every one an unprecedented value! The demand will be “so great at these sharply reduced prices None Can Be Sent C. 0. D., Exchanged or on ' Approval ° Smart Street Frocks of duvetyn, tricotine, poiret twill and rich satins, tastefully hand- embroidered or braided. Formerly $69.50 to $49.50 seeees Now Youthful Frocks of tricotine, men’s wear serge, lustrous taffeta and wool jersey, en- riched with embroidery or ribbon trimmed. $33.00- Formerly $49.60 to $59.00.....++++44-Now e Handsome vistas and Afternoon Frocks of fine serge, plain or novelty tricolette, in Eton, bolero and straight line mocels. Formerly $24.50 GHOO seve cscacns< sss te cive OAR I) 2 Second Floor. Children’s Bloomer « genet Dresses acs. “Very Speciaily Priced at $2.95 Made of staunch gingham in plaids and checks, with trimmings of contrasting color, Some checked models with collar, cuffs, pocket trimming and piping of solid color to match, feather- stitched in white; others with collar and cuffs of white lawn, picot-edged, with a jaunty red velvet bow at the neck. Obtainable in pink, blue and green. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Fourth Floor. Women’s Athletic Union Suits Special $1.85 Thursday only. FIBR Carefully made of cotton mall and good quality novelty novelty weaves in Cope Cherry and Pink. Madras, Main Floor, Linen Crash Riding Habits Dresses Splendid Value At $22.50 Cool, fresh, will. prove a wel- wardrobe. Smart belted, Norfolk and paddock models, care-- fully made of imported linens in natural tan, oyster white, and jasper. ’” with pretty stitching; attractive smocking, * that every girl loves. . A Really Wonderful Opportunity 200 Women’s Wool Jersey Frocks $45 to $69.50 Thursday At $28 Fy , The Styles are very “4 graceful in their clever lines, some with long, ~ with sleeves, each model ex- quisitely embroidered. in contrasting color. ‘ * Every wanted shade.* * For Street Wear—-Navy, Taupe, Beige, Black, ¢ Kangaroo, Copenhagen Blue and Pekin Blue, a For Sports Wear—All White, or Rose, Maize and “ Black in combination with white. Sizes 84 to a} a 44. } " Fourth Floor. « others Smart Gingham Tub ~ Frocks for Women Very charming frocks, designed for porch and house wear, in a wide variety of styles and colors, At $5.95—Sizes 16-18-20 Youthful models in attractive plaids and checks. Trimmed with large pearl buttons and sash belts, Some with bow tie at neck. Pockets, of course! + At $4.95 to $7.50—Sizes 36 to 44 Frocks of plaid or checked gingham or solid color chambray, Collar and cuffs of embroidery or contrasting material. Straight belt with pearl buttons. At $5.95 and $6.75—Extra large sizes Designed to slenderize the stout figure, but retaining all the chic of regular size models, Fashioned of striped or checked gingham or plain color chambray. Trimmed with shawl collar of white, or of solid colors to match, Third Floor. TO CLOSE OUT THURSDAY Women’s and Misses’ E SILK SWEATERS Formerly $15 to $22.50 Reduced to $10.75 Tuxedo, button-front, and smart slip-over sweaters, for street and sports wear, with smart pocket variations and belts that tie or button, Plain and 4 nhagen Blue, Navy, Black, White, Tan, Turquoise, Third Floor. short «ff —