The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1920, Page 14

Cueto OS Le ate gc a Ree RE ye ee f : ; owen MEN NOT . IN MOVIE STRIKE Refuse to Join Handlers of Nega- _ fives in Walk-Out’ for rs Increase in Pay. Members of the International Aaso- @ation of Motion Picture Craftsmen aid this morning that the National As- sociation of the Motion Picture Indus- try had communicated with them that was Willing to discuss the situation the strikers would immediately return to work. The union men claim that no Guarantee was embodied in the letter from the employers, and that they had Been asked to amplify, their letter. * Fred Hiliott, Executive Georetary of the national producers sald: “We ‘Waited for the promised communication ‘wntil nearly noon and have not re- ‘@eived an answer, It's the move of the Maboratory men, but if they don't move Pretty soon, we will take the initiative @nd there will be some fireworks.” The strikers are the workers who Mandie the negatives and the camera Workers have as yet refused to join them. The union spokesmen claim that nearly the whole industry In the dity has been tied up while their em- ployers say that from 40 to 60 per cent. aft the work is being turned out. The Tumor that the motion picture oper- ators would quit in sympathy ‘Qnewered by the fact that no action yet. Oren taken by them. The Fe ‘strikers want a 35 per cent. wage and forty-forty hour week, PLANS CAMPAIGN FROM AEROPLANE Werner Will Fly to Outlying Sec-| ff tions in Westchester County Canvass. George J. Werner of Ryo, desis- Mated Republican candidate for Sher- iff of Westchester County, plans to be the first candidate to make a toyr et the county in an aeroplane. An y aviator has offered to take him his machine from Rye to the morthern towns, of Westchester County, dropping campaign litera- ture along the way and visiting the farmers in the remote sections of the Cuunty. ‘When, Mr. Werner ran for Super- visor last year he had campaign pamphlets dropped from an aeroplane ‘ever his home town. Mr. Werner was first elected Super- visor in Rye in 1914 and has been of the board three years. iy ¥ Cab gh Little Electric Servants They wash, iron, sew, clean house, prepare the meals—do anything you ask of them, and do it quickly and well If you have never seen them at work, it will be worth your while to call at our Bureau of Home Economics (124 West 42d Street, 3d floor) where our Domestic Service experts will demonstrate them for you and make you very welcome The New York Edison Company At Your Service General Offices: Irving Place and 15th Street District Offices where Electrical Appliances of all kinds are on display 151 East 86th St bet Lexington & rd Aves 15 East rasth St near sth Ave 362 East 149th St near Courtlandt Ave 555 Tremont Ave corner Monterey Ave 20 Norfolk St corner Hester St 424 Broadway _ near Canal St 10 Irving Place corner 1gth St 124 West 42d St bet B'way & 6th Ave Branches of Home Economics Bureau at ali our Dutrut Offices except Norfolk Street One sacrifice, one assist, no errors! EVERY WILD-EYED fan, WAS on his feet, OR SOMEONE. else's, AND THEIR soft remarks, REACHED THE next county, AND WHILE I'm not, EASILY ‘exciteD, 1 cures, 1 ™ helping, THE prvcHen dean, THAT CLEAN-UP hitter, AND MY good south paw, MITA tat fan. eee RIGHT IN tho vestibule, AND HE said “Pho0o, AND ne La ae package, THAT 1 ‘took it from. AND SMILED and satd, eee “THEY SATISFY! AND THAT smoke you smashed. eee WAS ONE my wife. eee BOUGHT AT a bargain. 2 4 80 THAT makes it. A GATISFY. eee DOUBLE HEADER.” eee AND AFTER that | EVEN saw him. ROOTING FOR the umpire, Sue is en eSterfiel 0 With acknowledgments to K. C. By > | oS ta . w THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAPrIULY 21, 1920, A Special Purchase of 3760 Men’s Suits from the famous House of Kuppenheimer 660 ate $55 Suits 580 are $60 Suits 860 are $65 Suits offered in this great sale at $ 43°° 610 are $70 Suits 620 are $75 Suits 430 are $80 Suits The styling and tailoring fully express the high standards of the House of Kuppenheimer. woolens are from America’s best mills. / The Blue serges, flannels in plain colors, Scotch mixtures, fancy cassimeres, worsteds, all are offered in a variety of models; all are this season’s latest styles. Several hundred Brill suits—equally low priced—are included. A Clean-Up of Straw Hats Sennit, Split and Fancy Straws were $3.50 to $5.00, now $2.55 were 6.00 to 8.00, now 3.95 “were 9.00 to 14.00, now 5.45 Sale Opens 8.30 A. M. 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