The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1920, Page 5

> iz a i \ | visibte evidence along the water ont | iam C. Walsh, thirty-three years old ‘ lthat the increase had been made, |President and general manager of the } {Trucks of the Citizens’ Transporta-|Vuloweld Tire and ‘Rubber Company, Prrchases Will Appear on Bills Rendered August Ist. tion Committee ang many indepen. |#nd James A. Maney, ‘thirty-two, gen- : P deat trucks of plivate ownership |{*tl superintendent, were Killed early ZY Justice r be a day by the explosion ’ ad been no strike, lial an erat BhaL 4 2 ; | As @ stop toward the accumtta-| nigh may prove fatal Co-operation ae . 5th Avenue ON TUESDAY th Street A Pre-Inventory Millinery Sale jon of a $500,000 “war chest,” the Buns had been troubling workmen strikers announced to-day that there ome days and the three men went will be a series of theatrical benefit the factory ahead of the day force vaudeville shows, the first to be|to work on tps ad designed to re- ‘|| ——— rd | given on July 10 move the fumes, When the door of an tee SET at ; sayy | Reporta,frorg the Tallrond Labor |Qvcrmested dryér wat opened flaince Mrs. Catt and Mrs. Daniels Tell Deep Sea Longshoremen Will) Boxed, fixing wage increases tor rall- the ‘atpionion Ie Cd uployees and forecasting sim- of Work at Geneva « Not Come to Assistance of | tar ncrearen for the longshoremen | qi Dar@ameties — ertitt eee 5 . Meeting. ; Striking Harbor Men ———— ih —, 1 * * ‘ Ss Men, CONSTANTINOPLE, June 28.—A 1 in Ou En Stock —— ———, TWO KILLED IN EXPLOSION. |iscs, mitiiry and. nevait forces Every Hat r Entire President Carrie Chapman Catt of The freight situation along, the completed destruction ‘of all fortifica: Poy ° ° ° se Teatlodal American Woman Sut. water tront was better this moraing| esd of Fire Company and sapers|tons on oth ene Of the Dardanelin, lf |» Below Original Cost: Price fr 1 frage Association, Mrs. Addigq Worth than at any other ime since the start 1 Les treaty, it was officially announced 4 —— . a June _28.—Ww! Daniels of Raleigh, N. C., wife of tho of the coastwise strike of longshore- ee Secretary of the Navy, and Dr. Wel- men, The Savannah Line announced lington Koo, Chinese Minister to the that full’ service is about to be re- atk pel into fi attractive summer home an a Change of floor-covering. This usuall will b. excepted. involves a change of color scheme. site Sale. No Hat will be The summer rugs come in many shades of Nothing more completely transforms « city ' Even our very newest Mid-Summer Hats are included ia the ft » United States, were among the 941 sume, and other lines already have FRANKLIN SIMON BOYS’ SHOPS ; brown, blue, gree low, rose, lavend al ji i j hi ‘ived N ' » & in, yel ie, lavender ani i Peareente wie ited ts ee Seiad? y viv eeeLooe | ratio that ny colar scheme tnaybe caried | Original models and reproductions, Sport, Ribbon and Dress There was some apprehension bas \ out. ome have gayly color lers across 7 Ny Nv ; Lafayette. ae bacvNece RECURS Cie? the ender ie Rowered eeints eraanpicrpaticrne, || Hats will be offered at prices that are less than cost. ‘ ‘ Mrs. Catt recently wag re-elected |” Publis TP % : A light gray rug might be @ refreshing | bed . ‘ President of the International Woman| sea longshoremen would come to the change in your living room. The living room Ha ii i t Sutfrage Alliance, Mra. Daniels, by! assistance of the coastwire men by . site allows for a liberal expanse of polished | There are Hats for misses and children as well as young | appointment of President Wilson, was fem. th t oor. They are priced from $18.50 to $56.00. 4 : i Ea OMolil detagaté: OM the Whied| Sere ee ne rs Small bedroom rugs may be had for $9.96. women and matrons Jae Btates to » Congress of the Alliance |OMmtwite piers or goods that had These cae rugs are only be of many kinds of . ee: dled the Citt: ’ Trans- summer floor-coverings in the rug department. yo < i i the first since 1913—in Geneva, | been handled by the Citizens of Our Entire Stock o Fe iy Gitthe: PacTa tea fe To-day’s regular price will appear in each Hat and a reduc- Te We a erent bei ilawe, BON | Por ee ea niet render a continuous service. ‘This department tion to the new Sale price willbe made at the time of purchase, this Congress,” Mrs. Daniels said,/ threats failed of realization and T. V. «will send for your Oriental rugs, clean them at : Ris the regulation rate, and store them for the season in cool moth-and-fire-proof vaults, in- Because of the extraordinary nature of this Sale we must stipulate that there will be sured at five per cent. of your valuation. Have you taken advantage of this service? NoC.0, Dia. No Approvale. No Eachanges. “and s¢e the remarkable influence for! o:Gonnor, President of the Interna- g00d which can be wielded by an in-{ ternational organization of women. Forty-five nations were represented, | 84/4: sixteen of those present being ‘offi-| “The deep-sea longshoremen will clal’ or Government appointees. I! live up to their agreement with the also was impressed by the Alllance’s!Companies. That agreement does not record of achievement, twenty-two expire until Sept. 30." ; nations having granted equal suffrage| Walter Drew, head of the publicity since the previous convention. | committee of the Citizens’ Transpor- “Switzerland is in the midst of just! tation Committee, declared to-day such an outbreak of the hoof and that there has been some misinter- mouth disease as the United States pretatiton of the committee's attitude experienced some years ago. Evéry| toward organized labor, |tional Longshoremen’s Association, Boys’ Low Shoes Formerly #759 #809 85° REDUCED TO $ 500 (Third Floor) Exceptional Values A Clearance Women’s Silk and Knit Women’s and Misses’ Underwear Silk Sport Skirts Eee cee eet TT j effort is being made to check {t. Re-| ‘The purpose of the committee,” he Glove ‘Silk Wlocenere of exeeliént 10, 75 | cently a party of American women, Said, “is merely to keep the channels . i grade. Pink only. Special, 3.95 le | ei he 5 of social ‘i of commerce open, We are not pri- Hl } see nkn Xars ware, bioteed wutte, ally bouoerned with the questlon'er| TRICTLY regular stock, and Glove Silk Union Suits with band For One Day Only He passing from one township to another the closed or the-open shup. The talk | i i tops. Pink only. Special, 6, No need for further argument in | £ Tha hamng tegp engger tert on mare aay oa aghg lge se pyrenate aie With Seen pc this case. It fe certainty thet | @, remove their shoes and stock-|0Pen shop was simply in answer to ings and bathe their feet In a prep-|the threat of a general strike. It aration supposed to be efficacious as! Simply means that if union men will h @ preventive. No, I'm not going to, Not do the work that must be done give any names.” |then somebody else will do-tt. Mer- sale purposes. Afar more liberal annual reduction than we are accustomed to make. Quick action ad- Suits. Pink only. Special, 4,00 10.75 is by far the lowest price ever 1 Ribbed Cotton Union Suits. Low quoted on Skirts of the type these 4 1 1 . are. They are fashioned of hand- neck, sleeveless style. Knee length. some Novelty Bilke, Crepe de Chine: a The first thing Mrs. Catt wanted to|Chandise must be moved.” i i ine i i . . Special, vie Ars hing are, Catt wanted to] Sandie MUN De OTHE visable where quick selling is certain. Hasiliiedts Bieweee. pectal, 9Be | 1.1 Georgtite Crops. ‘Many:loveld am cisco. She, asked about McAdoo,| meeting of’ the longshoremen’s loc: . ah ade Blouse h _ Ribbed Lisle Vests in low ‘neck, shades, good range of sizes. | Palmer, Cox and the whole lot.. Mrs.|@Nd the radical leaders made a v : Beautifully Hand-Embroidered ‘| ‘siceveless style. Special, SOc | NoC.0.D.'2 No Mail or Telephone Orders | Daniels, whose husband reached the| fous effort to overthrow the inter- t 3.45 (Third Floor) (Fourth Floor): Golden Gate last week with a battie| Sations! administration by defiantly We WMLONL le 1 ’ | calling a strike of the deep sea men. This is one of those occasions when |]. fleet, did not indicate that she knew the Democrats were in session there. “Every nation was, represented at Geneva,” Mrs, Catt said, “except ‘old’ Russia and Belgium, The women of Belgium will not take part in any- thing just now where they have got ‘to meet Germans. I asked all my | But the resolution to this end was tabled after a bitter debate. That was a victory for O'Connor, who has steadily insisted that the strength of labor organizations is dependent upon their good faith. » The radicals had also declared that Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets STORE CLOSED DAILY AT 5:00 P. M. AND ALL DAY SATURDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST we sacrifice our profit to make a very. special offering. i The model illustrated is a French de- 5,000 Square Yards of Inlaid Linoleum sign, made entirely by hand of fine Batiste, * Special for Tuesday and Wednesday! The graceful frill is hand-hemstitched, Dicche abioad’ new they ,t41€/ kGgut iy ea ot Lirogg ig hoodia Boys’ and Children’s Haircutting Shop, Fifth Floor cet the large dots are hand-embroid- a 1.59 ni ie the war and I found only one whol 0.64 tocaay, but thers was no ered. ere Fase per square yi was sincerely glad it began and satie- fied with its conclusion, She’ came} wa —_ from Czechoslovakia and she said, Yes, th ~" God we are free!’"” Many attractive patterns, the kind in which the’color goes clear through —_| B 1 and Bedding to the back. This will make an ideal floor covering for the kitchen, pantry 2 iM Charge purchases made the remainder of this month Dr. Ko 9 represented China at ] s or bath room, as well as stores and offices. the peace © rence, was asked how| will appear on bills rendered August Ist. A . his country h..4 the result, Felt Base Floor Covering. ‘ Congoleum Rugs. | “Ah,” he id, “that would be+get- ey } ( ting me eis ae tae Lae a wk 5 Special 69¢ Special 15,00 (i \ about something else.” | ( 4 \ fied see det Ls Fi e 0 ine, per square yard. — ‘9x12 ft. Size, \ CHARGES BIG PROFIT ig Veer (Bighh Foor) BY COAL OPERATORS Fifth Avenue at 35th Street een r \ ae ; Established 1879 - ~ — fs Commission Told Net Gains of Ivory Enamel Bed with 2-inch posts A E t di Ss I , H a Leading Companies Have In- and square’ top rods, as illustrated, in n xtraordinary Sale of} al creased Nearly 90 Per Cent. all sizes. regularly 28.00, 22.00 ma T’S no secret why our Men’s Clothes are better as well as cheaper than other ready-to-wear kinds! Better — because designed, cut and made in our own New: York shops for a particular clientele No. 1 Black Drawings Hair Mattress- : Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases es, 46-lb. weight, with French roll ed, regularly 70.00, 63,00 At Less Than Present Cost The Sheets and Pillow Cases offered in this sale are “{f} the well known Beverly Brand and were madeexpressly for James McCreery & Co. Each and every one a “good q buy” at regular prices are now doubly valuable with ~ prices reduced. SCRANTON, Pa, June 28.—Changes of profiteering and monopolistic control in the anthracite coal industry were made before the Anthracite Coal Com-| mission to-day by W. Jett Lauck, for-! mer secretary of the War Labor Board and now consulting economist of the United Mine Workers of America. | “A survey of the anthracite indus- try.” sald Mr, Lauck, “shows an in- crease In net profits of the principal operators for the period 1916-1918 over 1912-1914 of nearly 90 per cent. as com- pared with an increase in production during that period of less than 12 per es ee ee cent. The net income earned by these companies on their ital stock out- standing during the period 1916-1913 | ranged from 20.4 per cent. to 36.6 per as compared with @ net income in Ivory Enamel Bed with two metal cane panels, as illustiated. 25.50 Hemmed Sheets regularly 84.00 4 Special Black Hair Mattresses, full Size 54x90 inches.................regularly 2.10, each 1,65 — 45-lb. weight, in selected ticking. 43,00 We + regularly 60.00 Size 63x99 inches.......... ++++++-regularly 2.50, each 1,95 c 1912-1914 ranging from 14.2 per cent. to 18.9 per cent. | “The immense profits reported by Cheaper —because all middlemen’s profits are eliminated, sav- threesof the principal mining companies gor 1916-1918 are exclusive of the earn- Eitan tts and rept ing you $ 10.00 to $20.00 per garment Size 72x99 inches...............+..-regularly 2.75, each 2.20 ‘if Palindetphie & tea aserapentine Size 81x00 inches.......sscveeeres regularly 3.00, each 2,45 profits, increased its production only 11 er cent. during the war years, but Re cSed its profits nearly 800 per cent. and its profits per ton of output 435 per) cent. AUTO THIEF GETS | 10 YEARS IN PRISON Size 90x99 inches. . ++eees-Pegularly 8.20, each 2,65 Size 90x 108 inches................ regularly 3.40, each 2.90 Hemmed Pillow Cases i Hundreds of mew customers. have benefited during the present | ‘ . Size 45x86 inches.......... -ssee+Pegularly 70c, each 50c¢ Dependent Wife and Child Save ‘Reduction Sale Ivory Enamel Bed with metal cane | Size 50x86 inches...... veseeeesee regularly 80c, each @0e jf} — Bandit Chauffeur From Ex- | panel, as illustrated. 19.75 sie Lal eee F se, “ ve. a: treme Penalty. | M E N ’ S S J ] ey S regularly 26.00. (NOTE—We reserve the right to limit quantities.) (Second Floor) Bly Rust-Proof Heavy Wire Springs...... regularly 16.50, 14,50 A sentence of ten years in Sing Sing | owas imposed to-day upon Michael J. | Campbell, chauffeur, ving at No. 15 | Prospect Place, Bronx, for the theft of a motor car, Campbell was convicted at having, with two others, engaged (ve car of Behjamin A, Mack on the | night of April 16 last, at 129th Street | and Broadway, of golng as far as | 116th Street and Claremont A | and there putting revolvers ag Mack’s body and forcing him from the | car, which was then driven off. The car was overtaken at 129th Street and | Broadway with Campbell in it, 4 Campbell sald the car was taken ‘June Sale ““McCreery Silks”’ For the Last Two Days will be featured an offering of extraordinary value. g A 40-inch Crepe de Chine of extra heavy quality in the three Brass Bed, as illustrated, with 2-inch | most desirable colors—White, Flesh and Pink—will be offered at the Seoaie eat otctr ua vc ‘ ee an ge dapanienh muta.ana ahild, | You Never Pay More ct Best mmm | ’ ts . , 4 j Formerly 50.00 to 60.00 . . . . 45.00 * 61.00 to 70.00 . . . . 50.00 ©. 71,00 t0 80,00 . . . \ “Odeo 81,0010 87.00 . . . . 67.80 All alterations free and completed for July 4th. only a8 @ Joke, for a Joy ride. In sentencing him in General Sessions Judge Rosalsky sald he. would have! issuable lea