The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1920, Page 6

|COMEDIAN SLAVIN, |. INJURED IN FRONT TEAR DEAT LAMBS CLUB FIGHT Continued From First Page.) ling to their story, began talk- with their backs turned to Siavin. they turned tg address him. he lying on the sidewalk uncon- No one saw bim fal, and there ‘been no trouble with any one. When McGraw was awakened by a he was greatly surprised. “Of course there was no troubl me and Slavin,” be sald. been the warmest of friend: of pals, There was not a word anger spoken during the taxi ride, MAt no time did anything occur by h Mr. Slavin could have received injury. When. we arrived at my we all got out and stood talk- on the sidewalk, at the end of I gave them goodby and went ‘to my apartment. I am astonished shocked at what you tell me.” | ‘The story told the police was that | raw, Slavin and Liggett were at Bi ‘NDED M’GRAW: IN | . OF M'GRAW HOME The watah," workin Public near future, wo and an unnamed actor had argument that.resulted in a fight. poltes say McGraw’s assailant ed him on the nose, causing to flow. Then the pair were by club members. Later. police continue, the man who it MeGraw made further insult- » which started an- In the second encoun- » McGraw received a black eye, ac- € ng to reports. It was said that, ring the second fight, Slavin acted Peacemaker, and later rendered aid to the battered baseball nate in the washroom. Slavin formerly was a well known dian, and played in a number Broadway successes in the carly jee. He was a singer, and had} with De Wolf Hopper, Lillian} Ml, Frank Daniels, Jefferson De | is and Nat Wills, His home is No, 182 Case Street, Elmhurst, L. where he lives with mis wife and USES RUBBER HEEL ] Lambe’ Club cariy yesterday when t Y Neighbors Prevent an Escape. ing at No. 166 Kast 123d Street, was taken to Washington Heights Polle attempted burgtary. Roach handkerchief and thon rapped ao vio ently on the rear fifth story window 9 Louis McCord's apartment, _N West 190th Street, that the @! tinklingly inte the yard. An ralsed the alarm and Roach cont prevented hia excape. In Roach’s pos- and bottle Five Prisoners Freed. Bea n her will, filed for probate in the ‘@ Office to-day, Mrw. Emily who died Aug. 6, left $5,000 the Home for A, and In- Sinal Hospital, the in, thom aon titiore the Hi ‘ant Aaylim and New York. Aasoclation for the Blind, Ka ‘pow James Gaylor, Samuel cigar atore at Harlem Cou 175 Semi-Finished Hand Crocheted Beaded Bags $24.89 This Price Does Not Include Tax | x SAME PATTERNS IN FINISHED BAGS ; Bes SELL ELSEWHERE UP TO $125.00 j Fe For the woman who is willing to take a little trouble x here is an opportunity to have a very beautiful hand- ‘ 5 made crocheted beaded bag at a ridiculously low price. a We have a large assortment of these bags which need a only a lining and a draw string to finish them. The designs are inde- scribable, so varied and intricate are they. There Wey oaare dark grounds—brown, We) black = or = green—with ve bright contrasting or softly i blending flower patterns. a Lighter grounds—ecru, tan, gray or white—of Bg whole i gg is ata and if you already Shs Pada not one of these make a particular te gift’ x An attractive way of finishing these bags is sug- gested in the center illustration feve-—Main Floor, beads so fine that they fall into folds as soft and grace- ful as a silk bag. Designs great grand mother would have fan-- cied, and others more mod- ern. There are some very large bags and some quite small—and many neither large nor small. —— laa te te B4th Street, Es Ho Sno. & Go’ YORK TO BREAK A WINDOW But It Isn't a Noiseless Break, and A new use for rubber heels was Givulged to-day when Peter Roach liv- Court for arraignment on a charge of Policeman Thomas MeLaughtin of the West 177th Street Police Station, said wrapped a rubber heel in a inued Gow np the fire excape, drapping Into the *8tho dwellers of the adjoining houses seaxion waa found a hypodermic needle which had contained heroin, ~ Inability of Bernard Sneck to identif7 Greenwald, Thomas Hayes, Thomas Connelly and John Dugan ax the men who held him . 1770 Madison their dis- by Magistrate Berard 2 ) . stered in Three pi POLICE ASK 8-HOUR DAY. Newark Force Also Wants Day Off Bvery Week. Newark police hour day, with one day off a the elimination of the or extra named by the Patrolmen's Hone protenit Association haa drawn plans for a new schedule to be subinitted to fety Director Brean in the Under the new plan, additional patrolmen would not bo need: BAIN Furn phen Sale Furniture @ Rugs Our Prices Will Surarise You, Come in—inspect the pieces—look at the prices —and realize the many dollars you will Tage advantage of the AUGUST SALE, a never-to-be-forgotten chance. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Our Dignified Credit Anvliae Your a pieces, TOILET TABLE, CHIFFOROBE and BED, in full size; as illustrated. Was $513.75, CLOSED SATURDAY AT 1 P. M, NWCon. 6" AvEs\5" ot THE EVENING reeult. want an elmht and Fimployees in CHICAGO, Aug. Labor Bonrd annow would publish to-m crease awards in 0" duty. A tha country. recent disposal of it was enid, railway workers. Rag Trete Mar: ON arecent business trip to Ireland, a McCutcheon executive called upon one of the largest linen manu- facturers of Belfast. In the course of conversation, manufacturer drew from his desk a copy of the McCutcheon Catalog Summer of 1920 in which he had marked the present cost of his goods In every instance this wholesale price was delivered in New York. ‘higher than the McCutcheon re: price! Of course, the reason is—Mc- Cutcheon’s purchased their stocks before prices went soaring. The vantage of this foresighted buying is offered to their customers as long as this stock of linens lasts. $219,500 $146,250 PY fi a “ioe high Grade 3-Piece Period Living Room Suite With cane panels, mahogany finished frames, uphol- id roll to Faur-Plece Queen Anne Period Bedroom Suite in American Walnut ing of DRESSER, VANITY DWieeraesst came was taken wy James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Ave., 34th and 33d Streets. AUN BRO vege. SIXTH AVESIS= STR. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES. WORLD, 4 and’ more efficient service would WAGE AWARD T TO- |- MORROW. WHIT Affect 10,000 Ratiway Express United Staten. %—The Ratlway wnced to-day that it norrow the wage in- the caso, of 70 rallwiry empress cmployees throughout after the wage {ncreases to this for tail ad- SILVER CABI yiilan ang eer: > $2 89-50 $4.1 7-50 (8 VESEY STREET 2891 conveniently located stores ready to serve you “If we must be strong and smart, Give us Borden's from the Start.” itten ‘by Mey can Fo tinled tt Bn Maguire, rooklya, N.Y. With BORDEN’S MILK as a foundation, kiddies have the proper start on which to thrive and grow up into sturdy, healthy, happy men and women. MILK i is not only an ideal food,'but is at the same time inexpensive, for, unlike meat or fish, there is no waste in its preparation. milk means good health. Drink plenty of good mil Phone for our solicitor and arrange for daily delivery or call the man on the wagon. thyme we use, BORDEN’S FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc. ‘ PMONE: SORTLANOT e061 This is Prize Rhyme No, 37 Any boy or girl under 14 years can win $5 for each j-- BORDEN'’S ilk, for good 1920. i “MONDAY, AUGUST 9," Store Closes at 5 P. M. Closed Saturdays During July and August. Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— 38th Street 39th Street Annual August Sale of Sheets and Pillow Cases VERY well-regulated household needs generous supplies of sheets and cases, and this is your oppor- tunity to buy quality in quantity at price concessions. Sheets Sheets 54x 90 inches....... $1.85 72x go inches..... 63x go inches.......$2.15 72x 99 inches. \ 63x 99 inches « $2.35 72x108 inches. . $2.95 gox 99 inches..... “8 63x108 inches....,..$2.65 81x 90 inches.......$2.65 gox1o8 inches.......$3.50 Note—These Bed muslins are finished with a reinforced selvage which adds greatly to their durability. Pillow Cases 42x36 inches.. 4536 inches... 50x36 inches. ...++-0+.69¢ $4236 inches. ...+esee.75C Sheets 81x 99 inches....... 81x108 inches. . $2.35 - $2.65 Imported English Down Quilts Covered with a splendid grade of English Printed Sateen in various colorings; panel or insertion borders to match, $14.00, $20.00, $25.00 each Bedding Values in the Midsummer Sale of Furniture Cotton felt mattress, full size.... $24.75 t Woven wire springs, all sizes... .$13.75 Siigle Mae... ici wissdacn nde casey Saaeee Box springs, all sizes..........++.$29.75 All hair mattress, full size........$39.75 sy Four post bed,in mahogeny, full size, Single size......... popular style. ....: re ee) Two Splendid Full-Size Trunks WO excelient cxampies of the type of iuggage carried in this Seventh Fioor SSRI of ae bags and suitcases are carried, as well as novelty luggage. An “Oshkosh” A Full-Size Wardrobe Wardrobe $74.25 $47.50 One of the best trunks we Just a good size for your Summer vacation trip. Pro- tects your clothes from dust and keeps them in press just as well as in a closet. Many lines T show. Our name linked with that of “Oshkosh” you of quality at a fair price. assures Tuxedo Many Gift Sale of Bicycles Suggestions Cloth LTHOUGH bicycles were not Reduced Stationery A so much in favor a few years 75c Box ago as in 1898, they have IHESE reductions are made on some very attractive gift items, and those advertised here represent only a few of the many shown. Such little gifts are dlways welcome and useful, and possibly you will have need of some of them yourself. oy $1.25 come back in vogue this season for men, women and children. . Those of you who have country homes will get much enjoyment and exercise out of a bicycle. These re- ductions are for a short time only. 1,000 boxes of this smart stationery at a special price. The box contains 48 sheets, 24 corre- spondence cards, 60 envelopes, in white, lavender, blue and buff assorted. This price will pre- vail for Tuesday and Wednesday only, Main Floor. 21in. frame..... ..-20 in. frame. For boys or girls Velocipedes for children from 3 to 11 years $12.50 to $21.00 Ball Bearing Roller Skates. ...,.$2.25 eventh Floor Cretonne covered candy boxes . Cabinets .... ‘Trays Hairpin boxest Desk sets XCELLENT opportunities to buy in quantity, and keep your expense accounts down, The numbered items are here illustrated. JE 1. Sanitary Garbage Can, opened 6. White enamelled round back $3.95 by foot pressure.............. Kitchen Chair... ...+s+e+eeee $3.45 2. Folding Ironing Table, strong 7. Vollrath white enamelled Tea BNACUPABCs tees agicn po acalet $1.95 | Kettle 20... ccreeeeseesnes 1. 3: Folding Ladder Step, oak fin- 8 Volirath White enamelled #135 ish $1.75. White enamel finish, $2.25 4. Electric Iron complete cord and plug..... 5. Rochester copper steel boiler covered Kettle ‘1 9. Vollrath white enamelled sits covered Saucepan.......+.... White enamelled Bath with $4.25 with copper bottom,.........- $3.00 | Stool........- Hrcinoys bene es $1.00 Miscellaneous White Swan Brooms......... $1.35 18-inch oak Kitchen Stool. .... yy 95 Glass Wash Boards.,.. -each 50c Folding Sewing Tables. . $2.50 Galvanized Garbage Pails......95¢ , Folding Clothes Dryers, mals 50 Galvanized Household Sink Pails...seeeseesseererees eeu each 0c Soventh Floor