The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 8

6 SI THE EVENING WORLD; TUESDAY, JUNE 29, ‘ ra 4 dD eabanwan't 's employ, a8 corespondent. | AUTO DRIVER SAVES KIDDIES, | West. Thirty-nintn Street, Iter arm | Miss Davis offered medical testimony was badly brulsed. None ‘of the othe ra | | to isiaereve the allegation Leaps From 1 Withe tridk plunged on der sb cued | gon tn his counterclaim Seatter Cro . a une hed into the ard, ed rt ruck driven by 4 inth oon by an war. | Fa raivense’ pithed Na nm Arthut| A truck driven uy A t it had | ¢ cy Flee! Mt tate & wealthy broker, as co-| No. 1497 Avenue A developed steering | Ky just an alan, |W s ft 4 nent | gear trouble b 1d | "Stop Here.” The damage to the show | Broadway, He was taken to’ the Thirty-ninth 8 aded| window and entrance to the store was JR tt ie in the ambulance that inj = > = = | 2 4 w de Robertson and Miss Davis tes-| or the curb w dren | about $1500, A Ree 4 in refutation of the stories told | were waiting t a8 the street, Stern a : by tho wife'@ witnesses that they /Ieaped forward from the truck and ran at e “alt vemarie Hotel preparing to| knocked over Annie Bernisch of No. 349 give ape 1 ice es toa patient | eee " ec, Meadow Shor Shopmen Give | justice Giegerich pie Mi eR Rl ORDER y, OPPENHEIM, GCLLINS & EC Company “24 Hours’ Grace” | Wife’s Action and Husband’s | amiss Davis testified that the sur- | Satin: Sires New Vow i Trucks Move Freight. | Counter Claim, ® w treated so roughly that he | ees te | frets ye A Thteats of additional railroad| Supreme Court Justice Leonard A.) , ¥ Hah a Sanh Mantanes | ‘atrikes in the eastern territory failed | Glegerich to-day dismiased Mrs. | th Summer Dresses Special Underwear Sale Wednesday ‘mony of the raiders that | 12 Val to materialize. Sarah L. Robertson's sult for abso-| they found Miss Davis Nghtly clad | $ ee An ultimatum had deen presented] iute divorce aguinst her third hus- | “#alnst the seaiinony ot t= | Now $6.95 ret band, Dr. Joseph A. Robertson, Jus- | ®t Manager of the hotel, who said | to the Pennsylvania by Harry 8. Jet- that he had hurried to the surgeon's | ) terye Chairman of the advisory board| * Glegerich previously had dis-| apartment immediately after the! ; )f the Philadelphia and Camden Fed- | missed the husband's counterclaim. | alarm and found the nurse fully | Materials include @fation, demanding the removal of| Mrs, Robertson named Misg Maud | dressed, with her uniform drawn over A - | Voiles, ginghams three shop foremen by 11 o'clock this| Davis, a young trained nurse in Dr.| her street clothes. eee ms, moraing and threatening a strike of = —-———— linenes, organdies, “88,000 men” if the cdnipany refused. | Ap hour after the expiration of the © @itimatum strikers said it had been decided to give the company “twenty- four hours’ grace.” ‘There was another threat that rail- Foad machinists would strike to-day in the shops along the Jersey Mead- OWs, but they didn't. The opinion among company officials and employees ‘alike is that the men will wait for the Wage decision of the Railroad Labot Board. Oficiails of all big railroads ‘entring here said there was no addi- | trouble of any kind to-day. power of the Citizens’ Trans- mn Committee in dealing with terfront freight situation was rated this morning. Ship+ ite of cotton sent from the Morgan Pler to the army base pliers in Gouth Brooklyn were refused by the deep sea longshoremen there, But the committee sent a special crew of Tongshoremen who quickly loaded ths “Seotton on the ship to which it was an and the ship sailed for Ger- ete. || Dainty Dress of | Pigured Voile $6.95 OPPENHE! M. Cll NS & ec | | | 500 Silk Dresses, One-Half Off! 34th Street—New York | Materials including a wide variety of silk Will Close Out Wednesday Full cut, comfortable models in buttoned and step-in styles No Mail Orders, C. O. D.’s, Refunds or Exchanges. HAMILTON: GARMENT CO. 4 | bar Voile. Bodice top. Flesh only. 307 FIFTH AVENUE ,XPt 200 High Grade Dresses | Combination of Stripe and Cross- | Special 1.85 Tees ccnp sea longshoremen did not xe. They merely refused to handle eo gotton.. They remained on the “Job to handle other things, and T. Values to 45.00 If Your Hair Has Been “Henna’d” and needs retouching, or if some of the 7 i | are discolored or reddish, you can cover th O'Connor, International President Combination of colored hair- Wm. J. ef tie tonssnoremen, ware aber ie line stripe White Voile. Z 45 Brandt's EAU de HENNA\ @ non-union men who : ite ment age: Hae ‘the cotton were paid by the Bodice top. Special No pack, no mess. Quick work. No w , hip company—which meant | grey or other color and make it uni Be \ in perfectly, come Saeeenennnceneenes Eau de H for xrey 2.95 for the purposes of this job at Models of fine quality Georgette, Taffeta, Crepe E the open shop had been estab- de Chine, Organdy, Dotted Voile and Tricotine least mn B Brown, Med abt Brown, Hlond At your dealer” $2.60 Cea aA HAIR SFECIALTY CO., 24 East ‘21st Street, [ew York Combination of plain Seco Silk and satin stripe Voile. Bodice top. Flesh only. Spec‘al aes ter Drew and Charles A. Eaton, of the Citizens’ Transporta- has ittee, will speak to-night . of the Hudson County n 8! 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