The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1920, Page 13

~ ig \ NEWJERSEY GIVES BOY CHESS WIZARD 45,000 GLOTHINE HARON 208,000; COMESTOULS. 10 WORKERS LAD OF EVERY COUNTY HS GIVE EXHIBITIONS FACTORIES HERE Democrats Save Save Congress Seat and Elect One | State Senator. The Kepublicans carried every wounty in New Je for Vresident, | practically complete returns giving Harding a plurality 208,147. The majority for the Republican Nationa) tpket was greater than In any pre- Vious election. Complete returns! from two-third: tt 46 districts | rave Murding 863,1 wx, 156,960. The Republican Cor ressional nom- nees won In eleven distric the A2th heing the only one to ta Democrat, Charles FX, O'Brien, In the Legislative contests the Repub- Heans elected seven of elght State Senati Ving them a majority of | ning « of the 60 Assemblymen: of th elected’ tw n of the Assembly nd one Is a Margaret B. women ¢ women 4 Late and Jenn Van Ness of Wasex Rock-riived Democratic strong holds like Hudson, Warren and Sus- went to Harding, although the ts suved the 9 Hudson and Warren. Assemblymen Harding car- a pine hes edie peers in Rochester get $25 to $30 ro- ed Hudson County by 10,000 and | va. Aye years old hin father on $30) Kad) pre Masex Vy 60,000, Last year Gov. Ed- ; duce a better grade of w evening taught him the moves of 288 : wards carried Hudson by 98,000 and} iit. caine und on the uext eve The limit has been reached,” said cate game, und on the next ev Wasex. ly 17,000. Newark alone gave |/” hy. | member of the firm of Friedman] ning it was the boy who was tewch- {4.0 . Harding a 22,000 lead ; r Brothers & Co, No. 628 Broadwy, ing bis father, giving his parent the |. 44 Woes oF guar iio ck aaa al pe est kind of instruction, which js 4 Bogoe. Yueuncne with cht n Wuying, Orders are at al beating | i: | Faiwed aa ection Ha HEA bedten thesiame |? Conditions mu be| forcement li : We must tave the right] HARRESSGAARY Hh club players of ‘the European ea Tica RAASAE 8 MEY EE voto: onthe jtals, and expert eritics whe . at peffrendun tyed until | Geniten the fete pewardeaennnes:a © of the New York Cloth. ge forat ib pat | oe eal oa - hy Manufacturers’ Association, No.} ballot offic tbulated, DU] Gare that even the masters of the 228 oclation ‘ tt : ! Broadway, it was said that Major | ‘ : ame, winners of national champion- 2 ms of the propos Id not give odds to the chila [2 Gitebell, Labor Secretary of or- hips, could not give odds to the child ‘ganization, and Sidney Hillman, F 900,000 bonds te pay tunnel ander the Came of the vehioular Hudson River and Philadelphia bridge over the Delaware, Opposition to wa wiiler he he n the fact that based’ o would ins THE NEW LEGISLATURE. THE NEW SENATORS *, Wallworth Party.» majority THE NEW ASSEMBLY. tlant| Jomuph A. Corio®.Win, A. Blair*....R| Bergen. J We L ores. MW. St J. Voxor?.R JY. Dator®....0R | purlington } jammor Roberts®..R. t aniden. J. H. Coles*......RiWa. T Dibbs ok T, H. Rowland®..8) Cape May. A. C, Borwoll*....R Camberinad Van Noss. ..it| Champion. -R . B. Dutcher:R i D. Eliot. R POOR, Rranklin. R]Geo. Hobart. .cR DL AL MeMillin: R/Rynier V. Taylors aa H. M. Wooder* A. Crawford FA, Blanto O. Bur iplw Fat Geort 6 : *Di Harold A. Lewis P, Supinsk!...D ferdon, As Li. Soore i | Mercer. ©. W, Guthrie’, .R)W. dH, Biackwell®.R Or. CoH. Read! Mid wT, an. AC Puror a WwW. Applenys. Morrt mK. Owen... ./¢ W. Downs... am, N.S. Cranmer’, tt Passaic. UH Herahnela® ‘Tattersall’, . Unton. AN raon®...RiS. W, Bidridge®..R 4. BS Warneres 8 tv yomocrati, 18, EIGHT HUST IN TRAIN WRECK. Only One § Samuel feeshowe at Age of any planta Shuttin shutting Dowi to Nine Has Beaten Great Revive Trade and Lessen | E Uropean Masters. Unions’ Power. online, len | A little boy in a brown overcoat} Manusacture of ments elothin : tnd a@ brown study, u very arrive lit- [approaching « standstill in New York » boy, Who Is posed to be om} wit per of the 60,000 howed chiefly of brains, was among| Workers of this industry in the met- | \he first half-dozen passengers to] ropolitan district idle to-day, is was! leave the White r liner Olympte | announced Of those still working when it arrived hy to-day from} it stimated only 15 per cent, aye Senithampton. working the full 44 hour week. | With fis hands sunk deep in s strike bul a shutdown by thal pockets, his logs apart, he stood und] employers ty the cause of the present | Ulted his chin to aze upon a portion of New York City gazed with even geeater mtofest | y City, while at him. For he was Samuel Raeshewsk old, the chess wonder of E year the child who plays twenty or t ‘be Seas them cos ‘The child is t pomp of a visit! awompanied by vate physician before long he ‘ Itty | workers, Orders are at a standstill, or forty games of chess stinullaneow due to a reluctance on the part of the Aga nst the strongest p! ‘HOt buying public, so the manufacturers gathered to oppose him—and | ya. mally H. Monness & Sons, of No. 628| ng with tt Lh TRroadway, closed down thelr seven} ng prine fighter “'$ bractories Friday and announced to- his parents, his pri- thons in New York, although the pro- gramme hus not yet been announced Young as he ing chess for tieust not anil move. There was pion Juan champion bull Gareia slayer of way to Lima, more Mine. Georget or the Bel: asked it Jand Rear Admiral Sir Guy Honorable Lord Pi tormerly British Naval A English shipbuilder, was a} Washington, came He will be a] Also there was a "man of mystery,” short Ume studying problem ofl so called necanse nobody ol} supplyY® for the increasing ship | know exactly whe he was, although fuel demand he and his wife and four Capt, Bruce Bainstather, the car-/ana three men toonist, came back resume his | occupied the ¢ on lecture tour, Mos. Andrew Carnesie ne four years. 200 bulls New York paralyzing movement, ft | adjustment, speed up work ployer more auth him now by. the inore: une and will be giving exhibi- {4 manager, und until conditions Moan ing y from $5 of the firm, ‘sé rs in to $85. he has been pl Whe 4 week, eater odds than pawn of the Amialga. rkers of America, wt ef a cham. ji turers for This was of Spain, try to this city, the world, | ‘The manufacturers’ Plecewor Le tighte ahd now on his industry, d, is to ise and permit the em- rity than {8 allowed Strongly orgunized day that they would keep them closed improved, throws 600 clothing workers out, 1. Lt New York 1 w ated ud on the demands a new agree- the men's clothing indus- demands are: waxes based on the wiling In other markets; in maintaining indi- right of manufacturers to Peru, to sity some jiion of workers vidual records in shops; te Le Blane. first wite standards of production | workers change reporter four elle Whitfield, | y otiand, | Ten Days Tell If you feel off color and suspect a coffee is the cause, ontractors; adequate freedom to discipline and hire workers and in- a wearing a ie etused to sity troduce improved machinery. purpose, und seemed ex- | : : = to visit: friends servants and one maid INSTANT POSTUM will prove things out HEALTH IS WORTH THE EFFORT © our & Payment Plan Applins Every- asy where within 150 Miles of New York We furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly o# Monthly Pay- mante, Vitiehwesh fo New York Expreas Derailed at Hradenyilie, Ta. LAT! a, Nov. doaMlht per ve Vt te Ponuayivan | (i Bradenvillé, neat ere, A broken raft i bolleved reaponathte, "Two of the | BEWING aivel gaaches overturned | MACHINE as illustrated The jijured are: Harry Vringte, | oe ‘ Harrisburg; Join Punkle, stats Col- lege; Giuse) Narren, O.; James Coron, Columbus, 0.: Mra. Sarr moroR Shatter, Windsor, (anyday Charles TRUCK Derey, New York A. Simon, Miicag DELIVERIES HP. Poster, Newark, +4 All the injured wil! recover, “Theres a Reason” \U EW YORK Cir “Con 46". & BRAVE + Walnut; Dresser, Vanity Toilet Table, Chiffo- robe and Bed In full size; as illustrated Colum Graten from $32.6 on Our E Payment November Columbia and Cortine Forolgn Lan guage Records on Sale SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP TO $110 OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS INMEé Four-Plece Queen Anne Period Bedroom Suite In American $ ‘The ree a} output, | This hat cloti eived those hile Clothing conferred made by scale co-oper- individual for week Gaunt, ttache at seemed tu daughters board, A was Bu- honaire THE EVENING WORLD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB dela Paix, Pari Rroaduay at Ninth, New York Camel’s Hair Blankets $12 each Three-quarters camel's hair, one-quarter wool (no cotton). Better than Blankets we have sold for almost half as much again. BIG— 66x84 in. LIGHT weight about 3 pounds, 9 02. | WARM—for bed, sleeping porch, carriage, or car, A foreign | | house, through its agent here, threw on the market aquantity of camel’s hair and wool. A blanket manufacturer took the lot and made it up into blankets, of camel color, bound | at both ends with brown silk. First shipment is here—100 | blankets. No others in New York. We've taken them all. | Fourth Gallery, New Building | Toilet Articles--Sale. Prices quoted include Federal tax wherever levied Preparations for the Teeth | Kolyoos Toth te, 200, Toilet Preparation: ste | [Vromdear— toon “Paves aig | | Calor Tooth P r, to, Vyorehoctde Tooth Powder, Iyons Tooth Powder, 176, Hebeoo Tooth Paste, 330, Mouth Washes 720 Nall Cake, 270, lish Paste. 300, m Giyeo-Thymotine, Inree, O86. cnc Sovodont, largo, 476. Varney 786. Pomiered Piuntor, 86 Be, Punilce Stone Creams | Beau Brumuvel Lautd Polis, 396, Dasee't & Ramidelt Cold Cream, 402 ya | Wahna Toilet Preparations Wea; Boe dar, Ole, Medium ste, te, | Fond's Vanishing Cram, jars ale a | We | Vond's Van! te Hash, ube, 186, ! Frostilia Pompelan Massage Cream. jas Me | Ponipelan Day Crrati, Jars, 38, Fompelan Night Cream, jars, 4, [Semmens Shane cream aie] | ; : | emt, hottke Capitons Mair ‘Tonic, 0 Wind's Mowy and Almond Cream, 380, and | Runt TMU) HAW. peReR 796. 00. Hair Preparations tlre Partiame,” 660. Toilet Watet, 70% Coco Buse Shampoo, 196, ] Westwhal Mair Tonic, 47e, and 926. Danderiue Hale Tonle, 39, and oe. Silica Hitecbade aAGe Sai maslnisboa Face Powder And Lhmewood, $3. pair Cushion Back Hath Brusbes, | ‘Toilet Brushes and‘Sundries | 8. lers's 1a Blanche aon Powder. e Hair Brushes, good quality. of boa, eo, Pred Face Powder, sSe, | neal Wood Halr rushes, essotted styles 756. to $2.50, Taleum ‘Tooth rushed” Imported Mone snd Trane Mavis Talcum, 19 ] | rratapercan tooth trashed, 16° | Salt Brusben, sosrtet vigleas 380, and B00, Babies Cérdlopals ‘Taleum, 160, hii Mba Kaui Violet OF Camation Tate, 206, | Watt ruses Astachabie Uandirs, See, aud nent Violet oF Borated ‘Talmum. zie. | al HUE Sseentval ieee (cx ch Vaulty Compressed Powder, aatoried | 20., 206. phadtes, 200. Veloum Powder Puffa, in enveloye, assorted Double Mex Coustesed Powder aud Rouge zea, (00, 1d 880 etal ‘Tooth rush Cylinders, 18o, Ayebeow Mearils, Diack or frum, 10m Ribler 286, Soi Dressing Iubber, 2. joap i thas 8 tr Be a rival " Rubber Goods Hinpitat Grade Abworbent. Cotvoa,. 21h, ae, alm Svap. Me. down, at 50 el | itt Wottlo—secoads in fata, Titebnoy,. 02 Woodbury Facial Seay, 1% | tubing and attect tar Soap, 188. | * Violet Giyverine Soay, 126 1 ha 2 10-th, Bag Sea Salt, 200, Cold Cream, Roy. Viole and *Verhone, | on 16. i White Bubb Waite Portumes may halt gard wide, 61 Kerkott Tipriiag ‘ sa0 Md Building pawn’ Pliranive Bite too, ghee airy’ Store, New Pier aurea Katract, Leon, $1.04, Building === D0Wn: Sale of Women’ s Shoes 4,212 pairs at average cost of production Thi Dress shoe is the large and satisfying variety: treet shoes; storm shoe: dull Patent leather; black kidskin. leather; tan leather; mahogany; High heels: low heels; military heels; Cuban heels; medium toes; round toes, narrow toes; Something for everybody; in AA to FR, sizes 2h) to &, and widths Every pair —is the regular stock of the Wanamaker store; and some of the shoes are so new that they were still in the regular packing ses three days ago. Another point -the styles are the WANTED styles the very styles that women are asking for every day in the week, This, in our opinion, is the best sale of Women’s Shoes (all points considered) that we have ever had in the Down-Stairs Store. ER 3, 1920. JON WANAMAIER Store Hours, 9 to 5:30 Telephone Stuyvesant 4,700 Women’s Suits—Average re Third Less ““' $58, $68, $78 400, from our own stocks; regular s to 44. Prices reduced Thursday to At $58 At $68 Treotine, duvet de laine, tla mia oxford cloth, and velveteen. Straight-line models with rather \ Kroup med- in duvet de luine long coats; mo with notch ours, tinseltone, With ¢ reid adjustable Hars. Some | mole, French seal, Australian and French seal (dyed eoney). have collars of (A tralian opos | opoasum afd nutria. In the Cowraal | po arrangements French se yed ” ew Belts, smart lon 0 bh ray, midnight blue and rein reindeer color, pineneedle greet velours, and veldyne. In’ the deer gray, dryad brown most desirod new colors 500 Royal Wilton Rugs--Down Down so far that no other Wilton rug values, in or near the city, can compere with them 27 x 54 in. Wiltons.. . $13.50 8.3 x 10.6 ft. Wiltons 36x 63 in. Wiltons $19.50 9x 12 ft. Wiltons 4.6 x 7.6 ft. Wiltons $30.00 9x 15 ft. Wiltons $168. 75 6x 9 ft. Wiltons $66.00 11.3 x 15 ft. Wiltons $195.00 | ‘The variety of design and coloring is Particular! in New York. nearly all so wide that almost any taste can be sa interesting is the c hoice i in the EXTRA large si Washington Arch, N.Y, At $78 Fur trimmed, with mole, great shawl collars of Australian opose sum and nutria, taupe wolf, Second floor, Old Building isfied in this Sale. We don’t think it is equalled ‘Third Gallery, New Building Ss. Women's corduroy robes, the shelves of the maker, who is closing out his stoe: es; full lined, some silk lined; becoming collars. Rose, Copenhagen blue, wistaria. Imported and domestic which cannot be reproduced to sell at $12 a. fashioned of wide rib or 500 Corduroy Robes at $12 We have sold these‘at half as much again--and more new, right from q Six models coat, robe or slip-on mod- broecaded corduroy. A variety of Third Floor, Otd Building China and Porcelain-150,000 pes. $148,000 to sell for $85,710 i 20,000 pieces of Glassware at Half | Imported and domestic $10,000 to sell for $5,000 England and Bavaria. of one-third. English dinner sets, $40 to $550 From such famous factories as Royal Doulton, I Grindley, Furnival, Johnso &G Ridway, Wedgwood. Our regular prices to 46 per cent. more, French china dinner sets, $45 to $400 are \ American dinner sets, $25 to $75 ‘om the Warwick China Co. Knowles, Taylor nowles, Edwin M. Knowles, Taylor, Smith & ‘Taylor, Thompson, und the National p $25 set is porcelain, and contains 100 nee The $76 set is of chinua—a Warwick set. Our regular prices | are 37 per cent. more. Belgian table pieces American Cut | reduced one-third Stemware, $1 Blue and ruby effects, Odd pieces. — Regu | $2.90 for a bon-bon dish to | for a fruit compote Men's clothing that we had ordered fron the best makers in the country specifications—-clothing that was made t« sell at much higher prices — | and as it arrived we have marked it all at the reduced prices. No matter ticular you may b¢ ings make this a real economy occasion. Suits, $34.50 to $78.50 Overcoats, $39.50 to $84.50 Small charge far alterations. No sales C. 0, D No altered clothing may bé@ returned | mht | Velours Hata, $7.50 1 greatly lowered price Sh , yA 1 15 Very good quali in rieh she at UY 8, ° green and brown, o black All have . 3 alf tc satin lining, edging and band of wros grain Close to half Bice silk Not for years have there been Ties, s, Ties ich shirts offered for $1.15. Th are mostly of printed madras, in | Mostly every kind you , ittractive patterns that include | boys ties for men tie: rly mer tribes of many kinds from the fine Plain colors, stripes bright hair-line to the faney effect, all soft I color ex To All eulfs, in a big range of colors, as fr voll as black and white, clothing that was made to our own very particuler as come pour- ing in by the thousands of dollars’ worth, how par- , you couldn't ask for a better selection, and the substantial sav- These goods represent the best factories of America, France, A thousand Dinner Sets ‘The new low prices are really Thanksgiving prices Bava’ rom th 20,000 pieces of Glassware, at average Half Price’ Glass eagh hur pri ure half as much again to more than three times as much, | China Store $100,000 of new Suits and Overcoats = | join the lower-price movement , rian dinner sets, $45 to $250 he foremost Bavarian factories. Our regular prices are 20 to 44 per cent. more. FRENCH CHIN Plates, pudding dishes, teapots, mayonnaise dishes, » a third less From Chas. Field Haviland, ‘Theo. Haviland, | celery trays, chop dishes, Supe Gn aelcers, Gale | Ponyat, Ahrenfeldts, Thuraud,’ Vignaud, Redon: | pistes, chocolate ‘pots, ete. trom the Chas: Field Our regular prices are 37 to 55 ‘per cent. more. faviland pottery. Third to Half Less Close to 2,000 other Fancy China pieces, from several good factories, Cups and Saucers, 25 per cent. less 4,500 pieces Bavariun factories, from Frenca, Envlish, Nippon and 12,000 Tumblers at factory cost 12,000 pressed glass water tumblers in regulation shapes and good designs. Second Gallery, New Building our ON a