The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 4

> DOURT RETALATE > DNLANYERINRUSH one year dating ffgm Aug, 1 Instead Free = tt Rich’ bJectio w 1 © be . Says Landlords Seék War-|octsned aside, the opening attorney's | EX-Service Man and Policeman community. I'm going to give you “If you will make a motion to amend this petition so the case will be reopened for all purposes, I will permit it, and will give you a stay of tas fants as Club Over Tenants oO Get Sixteen Families Out at | and Extends Latters’ Time, [Pater Pt Hic tne Court aid: East 102d Street Fire, “You can take this up op + 6 Fe Municipal Court what you can make of it You Justice Harry Rob- |S e"prought this on yourself. I fecl| 4 Mlkmnan. saw fire tn Rebeco Meek, sitting to-day in the old West pretty sure this will serve to oh Paluy’s butcher shop on the ground .|Iandiorda coming In here to secure moor of Ny 2 agers oa over tenants’ beads, Lies f No. 203 East 102d Street at cases on Justice |* A. M. to-day. Patrick Oates of No. ,| {411 Madison Avenue, who waa on -|hit way to work and who went Wisbugh: worne ined Ie'WGanaN ol! Ws AT MOST INTERESTING PRICES apartment house at No. 1155 Bast we | unteored to wake the sixteen familie hy a) Gtk Gitdek en eviction tan been | mer enc tonne, fe Abe iefieouban? 00 bertokes |B SOFAS- -EASY CHAIRS—CHAISE LONGUES Set for April 20, 1921. Rich repre-| KILLED PLAYING SOLDIER, | | while the mikman sent in an alarm a" DAYBEDS—WINGCHAIRS—SIDECHAIRS i Policeman Michael Cotter of the| | MM SLIPPER CHAIRS Falling Clothes Pole Crushes 3- | Kast 104th Street Station came up in a Year-014 Boy's Skull, obrartte ~ capped ome in| 1h8 Also an Interesting and Moderately Priced Presta at, etnttas ot |e See ener ten mee | Collection of 733 ¥ 5 ° were ewee, it Tab oem sied weste at pay last hight | of Joseph Verin's aparicente merine | ILM ald E LEG TABLES—SOFA TABLES With hie wlster Ethel, seven, be was |first floor, Ry CTORY TABLES—FLOOR LAMPS Visiting at the home of hie aunt. afre.| Cates and the policeman Toke Mra ’ POLYCHROME TABLE LAMPS—BOUDOIR LAMPS ror Catherine Met ot her foment No. Out off exit by the stairs and left CANDELABRA AND MIRRORS jeanne re until het A the. alteuee wotie| way: to te two ieee oe ee STORE OPEN 9 A. na uy s 5 ‘andes aite’ reasonable time san tne enemy an hom, ana. whet | ci aoe od toe Ornreaes Sy ers on crosep atl. Say saforpay. “You may not know it, but the iand- © 'o, aasealt by you and other Pst, ething you didn’t dargain for.” Approximately 5,000 members of the t Turning to the lawyer reprenenting the tenants, the Justice sald; OVER, ROOF FROM New Yi on mri af a wee ie pay. 6 ek in THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST sive methods like this, are rapidly . \ followed a yote tien at bringing about a situation which is a KNIT GOODS WOMEN STRIKE. i vay * i graye menane to tho peace of thie 5,000, Montly Gielx, ARMAS Per Cent, Socal union is aft Pay Imcrennm a “4 vf en n * MeGibbou & Co. 1 AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUS OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE MADE IN OUR WORKROOM meetings represented _pttorneye who are practising abpres- qve minutan later, fo LATIN | mama DUA Wo Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World ORT THIRTY-FOURTH STREET GROANWAY-FIFTH AVENUE i NA TOMORROW WILL, WITNESS AN 47 . A, For WoMEN AND JUISSE)S 8) 50 CHARM TO THEIR, EXQUISITE, COLOR TONES AND EFFECTS INTERESTING CLEARANCE SALE, OF IM hi ii Lie Tae | a STRAIGHT LINE MODELS EXCEEDINGLY ' GRACEFUL, THAT OWE ‘THEIR CHIRE= si FIGURED GEORGETTE FRocks Ar Less THan WHoLesALeE Cosr OUR AUGUST SALE OF FS. As supplies the’most convincing’ reason for buying + them.now * E prepared for*this Sale several months”sgo. Out orders. were placed when prices dropped early in the Summer." Many merchants, less far-sighted than we, did not take advantage of these low prices. ° fer. ~ —-_ Because of the ; fur-workers’ strike till unsettled, they now face a severe shortage. They are not prepared for art August Sale and are holding none, ,, When fur production! is resumed, they will be forced to, replenish theirjstocks ag the greatly Increased prices.) * _They will not be able to"compete;"atya | laterfdate; che values offered in this Sale. Our advice’ ts therefore, as dt has always been, “Buy your furs here NOW,” SIX; REPRESENTATIVBiITEMS 3 MARMOT COAT. Kelinskybrown scoTat ces Fosystrtann ee jo, i ‘collar Inrand cutee 165.00 cur Wwe & 295.00 BLACK’ PONY “coat>"7Australian’ HUDSONSEAU Coat, ustrousskind opossum collar. and in a smart sports! 4 _ sulfa OW db. d 175.00 (model ww vs 245.00 or beaver.collar and’ |» ~ ‘'beavercollar,and cufswewrv i ~) 295.00, ae vi ¥» b 45000 will reserve any” tment “Included” tn” the 'Saleag’The Walance Peary be paid not later than November.Jet, and. furs will, be stored, until chat time, freeof.charge., com Wiest SCV. me Fifth Avenue ‘ot 35th Street, Established 1879.0 PIAA Toa - Stern Brothers WEST 42d ST. (Between Fifth and 6th Avenue) WEST 43d ST. Young Men and Men’s FINE SUITS Values up to $60---NOW 3 85° u All Tailored by the Kirschbaum Shops XPERTLY finished suits now offered at a price actually below to-day’s wholesale i cost. Commendable from every standpoint—whether style, fabric or workmanship they merit your particular attention at this extraordinary low price. MEN’S SECTION—THIRD FLOOR