The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1920, Page 15

NEWS IS CAUGHT IN “PIRATING” TRAP Injunction Granted After Fake Story Sent Out By N. Y. CN. A. Is Printed. The New ‘York City News Associa~ tion obtained yesterday from Supreme Court Justice Lydon an order tem- porarily restraining “the News Syn- dicate Company, Inc., whigh publishes the Illustrated Dally News, from printing news “pirated” from its tickers. An order requiring the News Syndicate Company to show cause next Monday, before Supreme Court Justice Whitaker, why the injunction should not be made permanent, also was signed by Justice Lydon, ‘The injunction was obtained after an investigation had been made and @ trap set. ‘The Association alleges that when it suspécted the News of stealing its news it sent out a fake item over the Event Mail ticker and it ap- peared in the News the next morn- ing, The News managers refused to make any statement about the mat- ~ ter, but print a humorous story of the suit to-day, with a promise of an- other report when the case is heard Monday. ecalipseletind CHAUFFEUR IS STABBED. Butler Wounded in Fight With Another Driver, Police Say. Michael Butler, twenty-nine years old, @ chauffeur, of No. 348 West 36th Styeet, was taken to Bellevue Hospital cabty this morning from in front of MouQuin's restaurant, 28th Street and Sixth Avenue, suffering from a stab wound in the chest. His condition 1s said to be serious, Accordi: ing to Patrolman Josepn Golden, he quarrelled with another | chauffeur, who stabbed Exporter Exonerated _ of 73 Diam. Joseph B. Kislinger, 1, aM ex. porter of No. 15 Park Row, who was arrested on March 3, following the alleged theft of seventy-five diamonds, the Theft valued at $2,000, from the New York | $12 Electrical Dealers \ Novelty Company of |No. 21, Broad- Way, ‘was discharged yesterday by Magistrate Simpson in’ the Torhds Court after the complainant had made an affidavit that he was convinced Kislinger was innocent. ASN Reduce iW il office overhead efficiency of your office is depend- ent upon thé comfort of your work- ers. Provide for their comfort and you increase thereturnon each dollar of salary. Do you subscribe to this principle in winter and then limit it to your private office in the summer? You wouldn't let your workers freeze while you cozily toasted your toes behind glass’partitions. Then why, in summer, do you provide cool- cig coenkert foe tha elisoen few White the maakt ing breezes of Fans? Obey that impulse. Send through a i- sition today for a dozen G-E Fans—an Pca s : ment for efficiency that pays and pays well: Wholesale Distributors f General Electric Co. Products Sib'ey-Pitman Electric Corporation, 6th Ave. and 13th Street, N.Y. . E. B. Latnam & Company Royal-Eastern Elec. Supply Co., 550 Pearl St., N. Y.C. 114 West 27th St, N. Y.C, welter in the sizzling heat outside 8 in ick ou! ibaa GENERAL ELECTRIC ius Display This Sign Ks foal > ih | tional incentive we offer || tunity go, by unheeded. appointment. o NEWARK, 607 Broad St. Extraordinary Sale Announcement Embargo on Pianos Owing to the freight embargo on pianos our Factory has accumulated a number of pianos which were intended for shipment to our dealers throughout the | “country. These beautiful new instruments must be disposed of immediately, ‘and to effect a quick sale we will offer 250 PLAYER PIANOS the very newest high-grade 1920 models—guaranteed | at 10% to 20% Off | | Our Regular Selling Prices Not only do we offer you a most wonderful saving from our attractive original || price which is based on our fdctory-to-consumer selling plan—but ag an addi- Special Convenient Terms . The firm of Jacob Doll & Sons needs no introduction to the public. It is known as one of the most proininent piano concerns in the country. When you have an opportunity like this || to buy such renowned instruments at such a remarkable saving you should not let the oppor- Don’t Delay! Make Your Selection At Once! You may never have a chance like this again—and as the response to this announcement is sure to be great we urge immediate selection to avoid dis- | Special Feature: ¥° ur old * Piano taken in exchange—if you have an old piano we will take it in exchange for one of the beau- tiful new instruments and allow you to pay any balance due on convenient payments. Jacos Dot & Sons Manufacturers’ Salesrooms, 112 West 42d St., bet. 6th Ave. & Broadway, New York MAIL THIS COUPON‘: visit } Full details of pictures and prices, mailed ‘upon | receipt of this coupon, * JERSEY CITY, 146 Newark Av. ceemiaa THE EVENING WORLD, | The Message is Sweeping the Country! Less 20 per cent. ---Qne-fifth Off The Brambles’ and Bushes along the country lanes are having a fine time in being let alone to Hil as they please, while the grape vines and certain other plants are all the time being “cut back” to improve their qualities. Even to be transplanted safely, a lovely tree a few days ago had to have much of its former beauty de- stroyed by the gardener’s knife. You remember how by) it took and how much chiseling there had to be to square the big stones to fit into one an- other, to make this building according to the architect's blueprints. Whatever is done. these days within our big house has to be shaped a long time ahead and_ be_ properly pruned to be fit to fitinto the needs of our patrons. (Signed) Pt fru May 12, 1920. Song Recital Jn the Auditorium Thursday at 2.30 Eight. singers under the direc- tion of Jessie Fenner Hill. First Gallery, New Building New Purchases All subject to the 20 per cent. deduction New pongee silk New voiles New plaids New neckwear for men New notions New hair nets New dress shields New napkins New bath towels New silk hosiery New hose for children New underwear for women New couch hammocks New velocipedes New baby carriages New French china New pillows New bathroom supplies New wicker furniture New ribbons New reproduction furniture New perfumes New plated silverware New umbrellas & parasols New L. R. corsets | New dresses for misses New porch dresses New office chairs New Axminster rugs New Wilton rugs New grass rugs New plated jewelry New neckwear New sweaters for women It is Like a Miracle to see the way the White Sale merchandise disappears. | French blouses melt away Of course all women do not go as far as one who admitted (with a shame-faced smile) that she had bought nine blouses though she only meant to buy one—but they all approach her record, Mandar n coats, too And gorgeous Japanese kimonos of heavy silk or Yuz@n crepe, as well as wonderful, soft, glow- ing Houri Coats, Women’s porch frocks “They seem to walk off the racks" one woman said, after she had watched the action in that section for a few moments. If you put a dress down for fifteen minutes while you look at something in another part of | the store, the chances are you | won't find that dress when you | come back. * | But new stocks are coming in New fresh stocks and all to go’at 20 per cent. below the already low prices marked. Third floor, Old Building. — WEDNESDAY, ;>—JOHN Broadway at Ninth, New York Read this Report from Far Away Kansas The Kansas City Times, KANSAS CITY, MAX’, 1920.—THURSDAY—18 PAGES, TAKES THE H. OUT OF HCL. | wage SOT Coen O The John Wanamaker Stores in New York and Philadelphia are offering their entire retail stocks (except mail order and a few trade marked articles) at 20 per cent. deduction in an effort to break the back-bone of high prices. New Purchases ; All subject to 20 per cent. deduction Broadcloth tricolette—2,000 yds. of the $9 quality, in staple and sports shades, to go at $4.65 yard, less 20 per cent. ‘Boys’ blue serge suits—300, sizes Tto 18 els lay, to . off, besides. ears—the kind of suits we at $30 to $50. Ready to- And 20 per cent. Boys’ washable* Norfolk suits— 15; sizes 7 to 16 years, Palm beach cloth (4 shades), gray or -tan crash, and white khaki cloth, $7.75 to $13.50, less 20 per cent. ° British golf stockings—not three days in the country; soft wool oxfords, browns and tans; ail with fancy tops, $7.50 and $8.50 pr., less 20 per cent. 120 “taffeta over-blouses, $15.75 to $39.50, 80 Batik over-blouses, ,$32 to $95 ‘Two exquisite new groups. 20 per cent. off every price. What Have I Overlooked At 20 Per Cent. Off in 200 girls’ frocks—new—go all of fine imported voiles and $18.75 (have sold same grades f much more), Deduct 20 per cent. from this price. 100 women’s suits—of rajah, pop- i tricolette silks, good colors, such as\we sold earlier in theseason for $85 to $185; to go, at $69.50 to $98.50; from which, of course, lin, Crinkle Corded silk an you will deduct 20 per cent. Women’s wraps and cape wra) of heavy satin, taffeta an $75, $85, $90, $100—materially i earlier prices for such luxurious ve Also 20 per cent, off these prices. 1,000 new silk handbags. to be sold at 5 to $16.50 each. ‘om these leduct the extra 20 per cent. 7 prices saving. The Down-Stairs Store When you first came to this sale, you probably had many things in mind to buy—clothing, perhaps; household necessities; staples of many kinds; and in the hustle and bustle of the occasion you may have found ALL of the things you set out to find, and still have over- looked many things that are sel- dom underprice at this season of the year. y For Instance FANCY LINENS. Every home needs them; and the times are so few when they can be bought at 20 percent. off that now is a good time to think about them. Dresser searfs, doylies, Maderia sets and such—mother knows how useful they are. * * COUCH HAMMOCKS, They're in-season” now; and 20 per cent. off surely means a good saving. FLOOR LAMPS. _ Possibly you have wanted one a long time; but you may have felt that conditions were not exactly right. 20 per cent. off sounds. much better. CEDAR . CHESTS. Tired of packing things away in bags and newspapers? A good cedar chest is safe and sure—and so very useful in so many ways. 20 per cent. off brings down the cost. Just Arrived FRENCH-FINISH LINEN *FROCKS for women. New styles, of course. Marked at regular prices and offered at 20 per cent. off. COTTON FROCKS — some at $5.75; some at $10. Ready.at 20 per cent. off. . For Misses SPORTS SKIRTS—new. Crepe de chine, Georgette, satin, Fantasia Me such. All to go at 20 per cent. off. : Men’s Straws NEW STYLES. Something that is seldom underprice at the very beginning of the season. Ready at $2.45—less 20 per cent. SILK SHIRTS. For the man who has wanted some, but who has waited for lower prices. Save 20 per cent, These Hints —are for the purpose of suggesting a few things that might otherwise escape your: notice. Everything in the Down-Stairs Store (except a very few articles restricted by the manufacturers) is offered at 20 per cent. off. And in many instances the original prices were special prices—because the Down-Stairs Store buys good, dependable merchandise underprice and gffers it underprice. The 20 per cent. deduction is an extra saving, and it applies; likewise, to— New Goods Coming In on the Main Aisle today; 12 to 16 years sizes; moire, for summer afternooh and evening wear; Store Hours 9 to & “th riment in the hope that other onan merchandising world ese i TEE MAY 12, 1920." : 18 Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 - BY WESTBROOK PEGLEE. l lt il i ir i h gs i un : i 2S B Fix vi by, 92" abd with a 2-cent BRS, caeny ad bed © gout lat to on subway pari-mutuel or gum vending You had bought ¥o4e worth of ion you were ahead one pair of shoes, eight collars, a paper, car fare and a mild’ speclat collars oe Prt ees poe Hundreds of men and women work fe offices neste in the Wanamaker rug department, as some being unable to ride w i limousines, and bought an rug at $2,000, he entered credit column of his house! > enough to buy that wicker furniture set for the porch of his summer home, All this saving and spending of such savings comes of John Wanama- twin wae eases ita and living can made to Back up if the retailers will take the initiative in arbitrarily cut~ ting prices to the consumer. f Wanamaker is not convinced that he can do it all alone, but he is making monarchs of the will join him. THE WAY IT WORKS greater demand, forcing production to break from its easy walk into a stiff trot to keep up. Quantity production, being ches) than small production, the manufac turer would be enabled to reduce prices to the wholesaler who pass the benefit along to the gris the retailer a natural for such reduced rates’ ss tried out today, Low coase to be rire cone the cost of living, wri an ee nen ene rece ewe -2 2 a re ne A aN