The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 10

OUTLAW STRIKERS” tral Railway of New Jersey while/identified Fitzgerald as one of a num- passing through the cut near .the|ber of men who had assaulted him Bergen Avenue station was bombar ded wy gangs of men believed to be strikers, who took up their stand on/pby the Pennsylvania road quit work Street, ten days ago became known to-| the top of the embankment and|to-~lay when the road announced that | day hurled stones, broken bricks and bot- Ube at at the s_ passing train. * Os SS ce ON of windows In the cars were broken, |BOARD GETS HYLAN but nO one was injured. Latef an- NEW. PAY SCHEDULE other gang attacked the eame train | ear Jackson Avenue Sines \ William Daty, No, 1949 Broadway, | Provides for 22 Per Cent. for Em- | Brooklyn, an employe of the Central 1 ea vine #1 S00) oF road, was attacked while walking the! — Mloyees, Receiving $1,500 ot dess a Year. ATTACK I INS rack near Bergen Avenue, struck with a broken bottle and suatained| srayor Hylan submMted at to-day’s internal injuries, He was sent home.| meeting of the Board of Kirtimate, a . | ‘Two men, beloved to be strikers, | substitute for the fat 20 per cent. plan |held up John Green, No. %26 Columbia | of Increases for 43,000 city employees | Street, Philadelphia, an employee of| Which he recently vetoed. The Mayor's ene Saenees and Manning Avenues this morning, struck him over the head and robbed him of $107. Officers of the Communt-| Craig, follows paw Avenue station chased the two] Ail employeds receiving $1,500 or lens men and arrested them. of the Bastimate Board in committes ployees Are Injured. “Further evidence of the continu Itheir names as Jobn Parkhill, No,| centage if there is @ suMclent sum ancevof the outlaw yrallway strike|39¢ Whiton Street and Robert Palmer, | &Vallable which has been hampering traffic in|No. the New Jersey yards for weeks was reported by the police of Jersey City this. morning. 337 Whiton Street, Jo All employees receiving $1,601 up to William Fitzgerald, No. 3 Street, Jersey Clty, was arrested erAll oi ployeea Fecelving $2,500 and up charged with aasault and battery oif| t 37. 00 to receiv the complaint of C. O'Connor, an em-| crease whose salary a $7,800 or more Early to-day « train of the Cen-|ployee of the Pennsylvania road, who aaa @ flat sum Big Silk RoWhery Kept Secret »| the Poltee. ‘The robbery of $27,000 worth of allka from the establishment of Jack Opoz- Several hundred laborers employed nauer, importer at No, 29 West 26th | early to-day It had been kept necret by tho! it would no longer furnish them with Both ea to discuss the theft, but it LF Numbers |three meals. Take Notice! These Stores Will Be Open Till 10 P. M. Saturday We want everybody to have an opportunity to profit by this sale. In addition to Clothing and Furnishings, we have bought nine thousand,.seven hundred pairs of pants—and Tomorrow we start a PANTS WEEK A maker made us a very tempting offer—9,700 pairs of pants at 40% off. We couldn’t resist—so we took the pants and will sell them in connection with our Manufacturers’ Unloading Sale. Here are pants for every purpose, every build, every taste, and at every price. Perfect garments, guaranteed in every respect. 1200 Pants || 2100 Pants eel Worth $8 and $9 eh Worth $13 and $14 Note, these are all wooly the sizes are 29 to 50; the values are $13 to $14. Sale price | 55 AN-Woot Flannel Pants. .worth $14.0" All-Wool Sulting Pants, .worth $13.50 All-Wool Biue Serge Pants, ‘worth $13.00 All-WoofGray Clay Pants, worth $14.50 All-Wool Worsted P: 8. worth $13.50 All-Wool Thibet Pi 8. worth $13.50 Black Clay Pan’ «Worth $14.50 Fancy Worsted Pants. worth $13.00 Work Pants Made to sell at $4.50 Sale Price > especially at this price. ss Many of these are strictly Summer pants, Two lots ane suitable for wear all year—and all of them are rare val- ues. The sizes are 29 to 46. Suiting Fabric Pants........ Fancy Worsted Pants Summer Outing Pants ‘Genuine Mohair Pants Khaki Pants Made to sell at $3— —[_S of tine Khaki cloth tu olive “ae ees of fast color; cut ‘big and ful: ‘doubiegeitched ang trimmed With patent "Stay-on" buttons, Sizes 30 to Extra strong, dark color worsted pants; made to withstand hard wear; full cut garments, in dark shades not enay to soll, Any man needing work- ink pants should buy half a dozen of these gacments. Sizes 28 to 42. . Say atrong, serviceable garments, worth $2.75 and $3. 1000 Pants Worth $6.50 and $7.50 The making alone would cost you to-day more than our sale price for the pants made up, In th + 490 od 1800 Pants Worth $10 and $12 Pants for work, business or dress, full cut, well made garments, + in sizes 28 to 48, at 4 25 Striped Worsted Pants Blue Serge Pants Clay Worsted Pants. Biack Thibet Pants Suiting Pa Flannel Pants........ White Flannel Pants At this price you wil! find tour dia- tinct lines of pants—and at a price that barely covers the cost of the material alone, Sizes 28 to 42. Blue Serge Pants Fancy Worsted Pants Strong Corduroy Pants... Paim Beach Pants worth $10 worth $10 ses Worth $12 - Worth $10 soos Worth $12 + worth $12 -.worth $12 Striped Outing Pants 9 | Mail Orders Filled When Accompan- ied by Money Orders th Ave. Bet. 15th & 16th Sts, aT Ave. N. W. Cor, 83:1 Steet soe Worth $10 Saturday Evenin Both Stores ree P,M. tHE EVENING Wo WORLD, FRIDAY, _SULY 800" “te20." pnderstood that none of tMeves uss acts iruche to cart their booty THOMAS IS LEFT OUT. Only One Vote tor ‘Renomination| of Colornie Senator. DENVER, July 20. of Denver, former James M. fatter desl; Partisan Le Party for Gov i * ro |new salary plan, which haa been con- to-day aa the Demooratlo « | Windows Broken by Stones|'re Pennsylvania’ yards, at Johnnon) va in by practically every member “and Bottles and Three Em- for Governor recelved only ons vote 4 a to recelve an increase of 20 Per pias se DEPUTY SHERIFFS i stolen dhe mitiional Deputy Sheritts when! reputation and supplied the Government la Sheriff Noseiter at White Plains, The) “Just for Hodgman concern hus un’ internationn, | (hority.” by the State Assembly | here. Their names will go before th with the exception of Comptroller voters at the September prima e tion, In the contest for United 8 Senator, Judge Tully Soott o: They gave] to receive 22 per cent. ora higher per- County and Col, Wililam C, Arapahoo County, were Senator Thomas, whose term expires, | || Fresh Killed Chickens for Soup, Fricassee, Salad 3O0c 1b. of contamination. and has been for years. T. Hodgman, Nead of the Hoty branches of Hodgman | .n| with rubber for the var a KRAMER BROS., His SELECTED MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE of told, Siiver. and Made at Reanonable Boneless Top Round Roast Beet 40c Ib. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 517 WEST 16TH STREET near Battery Pl. 93 Amsterdam Av., nr. 64th St. st hte 138 Columbus Av., nr. 66th St. || 7 Third Av., nr. 57th St. JACOB RUPPERT’S Mnickerbocker The Beverage ‘That Satisfies NOT A SUBSTITUTE Knickerbocker is not a new beverage. It is brewed in the same old way from the highest priced materials that can be obtained and by the same methods. grades of hops and barley malt that always gave Knickerbocker its satisfying flavor and envied position in the beverage ‘field are still used. This beverage exemplifies the bichesd perfection of the art of brewing. the requirements of health in the scientific a leva es which protect it from all forms It is the family drink, Order from your nearest Dealer and be Satisfied. JACOB RUPPERT, Brewer,. Third Avenue, 90th to 93d Street The same. high It fulfils 2