The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1920, Page 4

-WULS.THUS FAR Perpendicular Drops in Se- curities and Commodities All Along the Line. Reports are coming to hand dally @f reductions in the price of food- tet, clothing and oiler necessities ef life. Sugar has dropped 16 cents Per pound. flour te again selling be~ Yow $10 a barrel, rubber is at low record fixures, woo! has dropped per- pendicularty and the cost of nearly all other staple articles is fast get- ing back to a normal or pre-war Basin. But these items, taken separ- ately, do not offer an » Of the saving that results to the gen- eral purchasing public. This saving. taken in the aggregate, Is so largo a ‘to almost stagger the imagination. For instance, the count corn BM this yer, or for the crop just harvested, promises to be $4.000,000,- ‘000 less than curate gauge it was Indicated tt ‘would be a few months ago. The 'n- nore Gicated corn crop is 3,200,000,000 HERE, na srace is, and the price of corn han from $2 @ bushel to around 64 ) ai ‘The savins to the public in the lonely sailor at sea has been} TWining, Chief of Staff, listened in on) concert. Even Admiral Rodman's pet, | Trophy competition. of wheat and flour should be not Chee dette by Miss Madeleine Buren ee eae ottte ite pa member - see dog. was ver: is True, over a specially measured entha 6 ti we | Metropolitan Quartet, has a|chance to hear the sweet voice i * 7 a Yeoy than $863,000,000, The indicated |} \"" soa thy avateen tila WhO | Prothor, CAOMten, onl the, submarine) thvelled over the waves of sen and Course ® Prenchinan, Hernard de) Ro: Grop ts 751,000,000 bushels, since 2S Kiven the first wireless telephone | j-2,” Miss Lyrch asked permission to| radio, as may be noted by the picture Manet, mnade a faster rate in the air Jay W wheat has dropped in. price |WONCert On record, white two Admirals| sing to her brother at wea and Ad-| showing the device strapped on his than Capt. Moslgy did. The French- 14 cents a bushel to $1.52 TWENTY BILLIONS. |F#r ISTOTAL DEFLATION OW jscience and art have com- bined to cheer the life of a with the Pacific Fleet, Admiral Hugh | THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1920 SPMNA aw, ROOMAN AM ene Boer VOTER MATION ARS Rodman, on board the flagship New. Mexico, and Rear Admiral N. ©. miral Rodman gave permission and| head. st Wireless Telephone Concert On Board U. S. Flagship New Mexico ta MADELEINE GUMCH. notified the entire feet to Official business had to “stand by” for the time, while the sailora enjoyed the PULITZER TROPHY PRESENTED MOSLEY, WaNERINARRAGE “Three Miles 2 Minute Man” Honor Guest at Dinner of Many Notables. “~ The Pulftzer Trophy, a beautiful) silver figure of a woman holding in her uplifted hands an alrplane—tt might be called “The Spirit of Speed"—was presented last evening to Capt. Corliss C, Mosley, United States Army, who won it Thanks- giving Day in a spirited competition and also achieved for himself the title of Race King of the Alr. Capt. Mosley, who! might Ikewtse be called the Three Miles a Minute Man, since the apeed of his Verville- Packard machine was approximately that, was the guest of honor at a private dinner at the New York * Yacht Club when the trophy was put into his hands. There was no formality about the presentation or about the dinner, either, but there was a lot of pep to the function and a distinct feeling of| pride that America—supposedly be- hindhand in its development of the flying art—had leaped to the front again, encouraged by the Pulitzer ston in.” man flew one kilometre at the rate of fs mo sound reason for be- that this waving of upward of 000 should ‘not extend to » bread and other wheat prod- a i ds} te now promised that the coun- cotton bill will be $1.725.000.000 than was indicated a few months ‘The indicated cotton crop is 12,- 000 bales, and cotton has dropped more than $135 per bale. This reason why ginghams, various other kinds of hie Ha 2 f sugar has thus far amounted to about 16 cents per pound, $358 a ton. This represents a sav- g B BREAD PRICE CUT |. GENT A POUND: DROP ALSO IN MILK goods have been slashed trom ' ; . as 60 per oeatitn peice East Side Baking Companies Mires. The todicated Guben euece| Enter Agreement to Reduce {6 4,000,000 tons, and the drop In Price. | Deputy Commissioner of Markets MARY PICKFORD FIGHTS EFFORTS TOANNUL DIVORCE State of Nevada Asserts She Obtained Decree by False | | Representation. | MINDEN, Nev., Noy. 27.—Maiy} QUEENSFREROUTS | 200 NTO THE CLD, ISO AUTOSBURNED Garage Blows Up and Flames} Drive Many Into Street in Their Nightclothes. About fifty families, Including more 192 miles per hour against Mosley'’s sustained rate of 178 miles per hour for 132 miles. But although in ‘winning the Pu- litser Trophy the Three Miles a Min- ute Man did not equal the best short-distance record fight against time, he did beat the best race rec- ord, which was that established by Sadi Lecoin.e of France two months ago in the Gordon Bennett competi- ‘MY DE ow Women of Something emanating from hand of Madame La Mode, and while some of her caprices are Interesting, others are only ouri- new is always the ambitious ous, | will tell you of a few of the most appealing exploitations which women of faatidloun taste will be likely to adopt. Did you know that for trimming ribbon.is one of the leading de- vices, taking the place of beads in many instances, on Georgette Surfaces. The narrow shaded follle quality with a tiny picot edge is formed into flower effects in as elaborate a design as one may wish, with colors appropri ate to the flowers and leaves. . ‘This same sort of ribbon trim- ming is also employed on dress- up frocks for kiddies of pale col- ored pusay willow taffeta. It is applied around the neck of the hem, or in small patches of rosettes or flowers over the en- Ure ‘frock. For hats, ribbon is manipulated in varlous ways to elaborate the broad expanse of the fashionable up-turned brims which women find so becoming. Sometimes the ribbon is twisted into point petalied flowers packed closely together, while other times it is plaited ‘or folded into graceful sprays that display a combina- tion of colors and quality that is impossible with any other me- dium. The wide ribbon of rich bro- cade and weighty texture Is in- vested with the dignity of trains on evening gowns, and of side panels on afternoon frocks, which demonstrate on unusual power this latest favorite of fashion \s acquiring. + A strain of novelty mingled with one of smart simplicity was expressed the other day in tion at Etampes, who averaged for a long course only ‘a little better than 169 miles per hour, against Mosley’s 178. So Mosley is the Race King, at all events. At the dinner given in Capt. Mos- sey’s honor last night the host was Grover C. Loening, the well known designer of monopianes. Among those at the dinner besides Capt Mosley, were Capt. H. BE. Hart- ney, who won eecond place with a ‘Thomas-Morse ship; Gen. Menoher, @f more than $1,430,000,000. While iz & wh! if if a6 known reason why it should not 3 ‘The reduction in the wholesale mar- eet price of five of the coyntry’s most important crops—namely, cotton, wheat. sugar, oate and barley—since the high prices of the year were es- tablished amounts to not less than $8,000,000,000. If all of the country’s crops were .,;taken into consideration, including hay, tobacco, potatoes, rice, fruits, +&e., it probably would be found that tthe extent of the price deflation through which the country \s. going has amounted to not less than twice this figure, or $16,000,000,000, Furthermore, 135 active stocks traded im on the New York Stock \Wxehange alone ‘ees ‘ee 760 stocks e r s mately 400 traded in on the New York Curb market, and if these and the and bonds traded in on other ity exchanges of the country “were included, it undoubtedly would @e found that defation in the prices securities and commodities from bigh prices of the year would not short of $20,000,000, 000. sum would pay the war in- ity of the German nation, 9: itt = of antes financial position, it hi accomplished without a sing! or commercial tailu: mass if the fuanc’ of the Cuban sugar growers may excepted. rf iF LEAGUE TO CONTROL WAR MATERIAL SALE Commission on Disarmament Au- thorizes Sir Cecil Hurst to Draw Up Plan. @aving does not yet seem to have fully reflected in the price of » baking products and other ar- ich sugar is one of the facturing ingredients, there Welzmiller has announced that east side bakere bave agreed to re- duce the price of bread-1 cent a pound, The bakers complained that while four has gone down In price, they are still using the product bought several months ago, when ite price was at its peak, Those in the agreement include the Pechter Bak- Pickford, the motion pleture star, through her lawyers here made an effort to quash brought by the State of, Nevada to annul her divorce from Owen Moore. Since obtaining a divorce from Mr. Moore, Miss Pickford has marricd Douglas Fairbanks, to annul the decree was filed on the Tho State's suit to-day. the suit than 200 persons, were driven from their homes early to-day by @ fire which destroyed 150 electric automo- carpenter shop of the Wel weck Brewing Company, No. 1626 Madison Street, Ridgewood, Queens. Bocause of the wooden construction of the 400-foot building only electric biles and ‘wagons in the garage and & Zer- head of the Nation's alr service; Capt. T. T, Craven, Director of Naval Aviation; Col. T. H, Bane, Chief En- gineer of the Division of Alr Service; Capt, St. Clair Street, a contestant, who headed the recent Alaska Gight; William C. Potter, former Director of Air Production; George H. Houston, President of the Wright Corporation; Henry Crane, designer of the Hiepano Motor; Caleb 8. Bragg, Chairman of the Race Committee; Maurice Cleary, Hxecuti¥e Secretary of the Aero Club , AS the twherent srength of clearing out all stocks of dry goods and clothing, . A general sale of merchandise of all | kinds has been arranged by Chicago Jobbers for Nov, 29 and 80, Cuts rang- ing down to the most severe in yeara are to be made In prices for all goods, the desre on the part of jobbers of have depreciated }ary goods being to clean house and|¢ral W. B. Fowler appeared person- make prices that wil attract buyers. While no definite announcement as to price reductions are made by jobbers, they are sald to be from 50 to 7 per cent, in some lines. J. V. Farwell Company's weekly re- view of trade says: “Wholesale dry goods business is showing improvement, especially in the number and quality of orders be- ing received. House business shows good improvement, as buyers have been In this market in larger num- bers and from many far-uway points, MiIk Redaced PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27. — The price of milk to Philadelphia con- sumers will be reduced 2 cents @ quart Dec. 1, when the retail price will become 1% cents a quart instead of 16, Pints will sell at 8 cents, Farmers and milk dealers reached this deci- sion here at a conference of the T'ri- State Milk Producers’ Association. lawyers representing Mary Pickford has no jurisdiction in the case and that the State is net a proper plaintiff in such a proceeding. Attorney Gen- | tTelley cars tance away ally for the State, There were no famous film stars present, It was understood, however, that both Miss Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks were keeping in close touch with the proceedings by tclo- graph and telephone, It looked as if the be made -beore a “standing room only" crowd. A large number of ranchers came into town last night, with their wives, to be present. there, rguments would joss. divorce. A long and spirited court fight over the legality of the divorce is a prac- tical certainty, it was said here. One granted the original divorce. Whichever way the decision on to- day's motion goes, attorneys sald, an appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court of Nevada. FISH BONE CUT FROM @ORMST AREA GIVEN To #rATE. GENEVA, Noy, 27 (United Press).— 7 oe . SUTHERLAND’S SPINE| _ She #04 her best friend was the} “ire French liner La Savote is also The League of Nipoea Cominioetort Prices of Besser ren ‘Take Sharp ail “Countess” Rigo of No. 37 Perry} vailing to-day. She carries 318 pas- om Disarmament has authorized Sir 5 . Street, wife of Jancsl Rigo, the} sengers, 52 of whom are in the first Cecil Hurst to draw up a tentative) KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 27,— Caused an Abscess After Coney nie eottt et saesh RIGO Ene) vabins. Among those on board {s the ier poreltting Be League to exer- HGolbaaih oritea 98 fear] gore have Island Leader Suffered in Wha “Countesa'tAcatheye Rigo ell | <on oe en cloe most effective control 9 here. One cl -day she and be abi Se Sees: sents over | Kacking company quoted pork loina at Auto Accident. to-day she and her busbitnd met Misa] HARDING'S LEAD, 715,013, traffic ala, ae Gant Sina, ‘An operation tn which a fish bone| #reach tn San Francisco nine years > os The “third commission” has namod |22 °ePt# 4 pound, 4 decline of 5 cents . 4 * : Fee itoe bariine In Chee ceattl was removed ‘that had worke ita|9# and ae a child abe then showed |Penaeyivania Gives Him Grentest & sub-commission of ten to draft the | iba rnold at i i way through the body, causing an|5uch talent she was ndvised to como Plarality in State's Hi faa! project for an international SPAT ribs sold at 19 cents a pound. | NOY sh Md t aX Six wacka she id a Renal, whish wil be presented to|®. oOCNt trop Leaves were of 4 abscess on the spine, was performed Bat ala cai An A HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 27.—The the Pee cents to 20 cents, and shoulders were | Successfully last Wednesday in Har- + Dut did not succesd as a ViO= | omoiql yote of Pennsylvania cast at the League Assembly. The Commia-| oinicg 2 cents lower at 19% to 20| bor Hospital, Bensonhurst, when Dr. and a 4 to return to her|rocent election shows that President- mion has decided to retain the amend-|cents ‘The price pald for hogsa| Philip I. Nash of Coney Island took | She with a theatrical 'giect Harding received a plurality over ments to the Brussels court and start | at the stockyarda yesterday was $10,4the bone from the back of former | Company y her way home," | Gov, Cox of Ohio of 716,013, the largeat with the project of jurisdiction by | the lowest sin arly in 1917 Senator Kenneth F. Sutherland,|bUt the company closed and she | margin ever given a candidate for aire agreement. Thia will be changed to —- Democratic leader of the 16th As-|CAame back to New York Me office in .this State, The plurality compulsory jurisdiction only if pub.|RINTELEN DUE HERE TO-DAY. | vcs asap . Sho arrived. Thankugiving ye {vote elven Theodore Roosevelt in 1904, Wyraattes Ss" demnican. Won’ the +|sembly Distriet, Kings County, Mr, vie we atonal wen ates Altea a ‘Assembly adopts the final draft it to Talk After Release! Sutherland is now at his home, No, without a cent and called on the | parker, was 606.518 wil] Immediately establish the inter- nia Retormatory, | 2884 Wont Firat Street, Coney Island, | “Countess.” who olfenad te help ber. INS) 2 national court or. ask the govem-| ATLANTA. Nov Prank Rintolen,| Where he Is reported to be recovering | She said was tired and dscour-| MUST INSTAL HYDRANTS. ments to call an interngtional con-| ponyicted of aabotage and conspiracy | Fapidly. |aged, She said she was going to the ——- vention to inaugurate it. Aaguinat the United States, is now ap | He swallowed the bone some time Broadway Central, but did n New Jersey Commission Orders ——— Attorney Gen. ‘Albert m. Pillsbury of Massachusette donates to the State ot Mew Hampshire for forestry & tract of 2,000 otes of forest ienine Gowan at 4 selot itive. ing northward toward which he le expected to roach to-day, His release Atlanta of the papers signed by Preal- dent Wilson, Hie bad nothing to say to newspaper men before his departure further than | t|that he 0: as pi ditions ilk came after the would leave America impored upon bim aa a part of re ommutation of sentence Bnd | fo to Germany, where It Hw ‘ ct banking: enter Yew York City arrival in ible in mecordance with the con- nd wil ratood Dr. aware of * | ago, Nash said, it but was not| and suffered no pain. When he was campaigning for elec- | amr tlon us Senator two years ago he met| Ambassador Jusserand of France wilt He Utittieg Commission to-day ai with an automobile accident on Bath be the principal speaker at Ampere, nounced that the Hillereat Water Com- nue’ in-which he was slightly in- Ju. next Saturday at tho centenary I} be required to {natal 100 hy- | Jured. of the dincove the {ts own oxpenso for fire pro- Disregardiny his phyaictan tat, Andrew M Ani= tection In the mountain Inkos district Mr, Sutherland completed his formed the basta of the The commissioners also decided that paign without rest. Severe paina de- of oloctria: pawer machine $e Snmual service charges cf 096 a Ay. veloped gradually In the region of Co Dawes Be Grant aaked by the company te too | \goee wee finished he agreed to baie" prem) Meboken ths solebratdons Ue tae plenea an average rate of §16 - hy a Mit. 4 its RP nani enn rng esastba ni mi oR 2S ams idebneactis 2 ‘ished i but ing Company, the Messing Specialty] ground that Miss Pickford falsely| vehicles and ordinary wagons were or America, and Col, J. G. Vincent of Baking Company, the Morria Graverg|reprosented that she Intended tw| kept there. Pollceman Herman With-| the, Packard Oe on ec WIE Company and the Jacob Held Com-|make Nevada her home when she| rs of the Glendale Precinct was talk- | Veryiile plane, pany. instituted her action in this State’s|ing to Emil Lang, the garage boss, oye " courts, who had started home for the night, mig Deeg 18 Several Lines @§ Pry) Gavin McNab, San Francisco, and|Wwhen there was an explosion and MANY NOTABLES CHICAGO) Nov. i—<Chicsa. al) A; McCarren, Reno, ‘were, the | Siames burst from) the Ealags. 1h 8 SAIL ON OLYMPIC few minutes there was a second ex- here to-day. ‘They were ready to ar- | Plosion. Because nothing of an explo- ne gue in support of her motion that the )#!¥€ nature was kept in the garage Rodman Wanamaker 2d, Lord Pir- |State’s sult to annul be quashed. |the Fire Marshal {s investigating. rie, Dr. Finley and Others They contended the Superior Court| Three alarms were sent in as a pre- on Board. caution, the Fresh Pond barns of the B. R. T., containing several hundred being only a short dis- The families driven to the street in their nightclothes lived in Nos, 1634 to 1648 Madison Strect, spread to the bottling plant in Wy¢ék- off Avenue, It was the third fire the brew- ing company has had In three months, No estimate was made of to-day's did little > VICTIM OF VERONAL If th f th states proceedings the. feat” atep [COLLAPSES IN STREET will be trial of the sult to annul the =—— —_ Cecil Breach, Violinist, Stranded Here After Vain Effort to “Play of the first moves probably will be Her Way Home.” turer; Bert Errol, Engiish actor; an attempt by the attorneys for the Lioyd B, Sanderson, Royal Mati Line; State to disqualify Judge Langan, A young woman supposed to be| w.'G. Shepherd, war correspondent; who is presiding in the case, Hel suffering from morphine poisoning|Mrs. W, R. Trask, Boston; J. E recovered consclousness early to-day in the New York Hospital and said rhe was Ceoll Lealle Breach, violin- fat, and that she had taken veronal She had been found on a stoop at No. 244 West 2ist Street _ N. Jy to Honor Nameanke. | The flames The White Star ner Olympte sails to-day for Cherbourg and Southamp- ton with 1,250 passengers, 750 In the first and second cabins, Many of them are returning to England for the holidays, The passenger list in- cludes: Redman Wanamaker 24, the Rt. Hon, Lord Pirrie, London shipbuilder returning from Mexico; Godfrey C. Isaacs, brother of Lord Reading; Lord Inverforth, London} Mrs. Theodore Marburg, Baltimore; Count a’Vibraye, Paris; Sir James T. Currie, of the staf of the British Ministry of Mu- nitions; Rear Admiral John A. Rod- gers, U. 8. N., and Mra, Rodgers, Capt. J. 8. Dyson Perrins, Capt. W. D. Cavendish, Standard Ol] Company; Nathan C. Johnson, matcb manufac- damage g Stark, Chicago; Mr. and Mra, W. D. Denegre, New York; James Flood, San Francisco; the Hon. Misses Weir, London; John Maitland, Ridgeway; John Pangburn, Baltimore; Dr. John H. Finley, on @ relief miasion; H. F. Sinclair,’ the off man, and J. Walker Spaulding. 100 TRENTON, Nov, 21.—The State Pub. & frock made entirely of black broad tail fur. It was in one plece, with a round neck and short sleeves, finished with a gold cord, while a gold braid belt marked the waistline, tying at the side witl tasseled ends, While such a frock ls beyond the means of the average woman, the rich and luxurious effect of it Se eee CATHOLICS DECRY UNION CLUB RIOT Send Letter to Archbishop Hayes, Protesting Against “Politics in Church.” ‘The following letter was delivered to Archbishop Hayes at the Archic- piscopal residence this morning: “Most Reverend and Dear Arch- bishop: As Americans and Catholics, we protest against the infusion of politics {nto our beloved church, It {s particularly deplorable that an out- rage upon American liberty should have taken place upon our national day of thanksgiving, and coming as !t aid from a mob of people who had just attended mass at the Cathedral, In order to remove any doubt as to our condemnation of this un-Ameri- can proceeding, we are sending a copy of this communication to the press.” ‘The letter is signed by Schuyler N. Warren, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Dough- erty, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hoguet, Mr. and Mrs, William scott O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, Mrs, J. Herbert Johnston, Mra. John Beverly Duer, Mrs. William C, Shanley, Mrs, J. Rich Steers, Mrs. Harry sedg- wick, Mrs. John G. Agar, Mra, Paul Gibert Thibaud, Mrs. Nathantel C, Reynal, Mrs. Crimmins Jennings, Mrs. Edward C. Potter, Mrs. Ernest Iselin, Mra. John Barry Ryan, Mrs, Charles F.'Clark, Mrs. J: M. Macdonough, Mrs, Willlam H. Dougherty, Mrs. Frederick Robbins Childs, Mrs, John A. O'Con- nor, Mrs, Joseph Dixon Ewing, Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey, Mrs. James B. ‘Taylor jr., Mrs. Harold Henderson, Mra Christopher Wyatt, Miss Louise Isclin, Miss Esther Murphy, Mise Elisabeth Stewart Hamilton, Miss Edith Allen Clarke, J. M. Macdonough, Randolph Bt. G. Walker, Eugene Reynal, Roland F. Redmond, Johnston L. Redmond, Geraldyn L. Redmond, J. Rich Stee jr. Nelson Dougherty, Schuyler Nei son Warren jr, Adrian Iselin, Gerald M. Borden, Louls B. Binsse, George K. Hinton, Henry Bancel Binsse, Ram- sey Hofuet, John A. McCreery, Mrs, Leo Evrett, Mrs. Arthur Patterson, Mrs, Hayward Mills and Louis Koller. a Brooklyn Woman Di Mrs, Lena Foran, yeara old, No. 1145 54th Street, Brooklyn, died in the Norwegian Hospital to-day from burns and shock suffered yesterday when the hot water boiler in the basement of her home burst. er daughter, Mrs, Ira Welasbrot, who was also bummed, Is reported revovering, AR: They Are Trimming Everything With Ribbons N New Fashionable Caprice That In- cludes Everything From Frocks to Hats—Children’s Styles Affected. ‘ PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27-—Peter D Fastidious Taste Adopt a ‘Treadway was formally charged to~lay with the killing of Henry T. Petrce to his gi can be gained at @ reasonaple pense by employing that de- ntful imitation fur fabric called kerarmt, which some women would aven prefer on account of its lighter weight. It is entirely of silk and ‘indeed elegant, and while the price of it ranges from $10 to $20 a yard, it is so wide that’ only the length from shoul- der to hem is necessary. Voivet frocks are exceedingly modish this winter and a new note of distinction is added by the introduction of colored geors- ette sleeves and sashes. For in- stance, flame color georgette \s lovely with either brown, blue or black, as 1s also jade green or dull blué, and the ingenious girl may have sets in all three colors to lend variety to one velvet frock. With the holidays so near at hand nimble fingers are passing busy hours away on pretty pres- | ents as well as clothes, for some | of the most fascinating things woman could want can be made at home. Lamp shades, for in- atance, have become the hobby of many home loving women and to receive a novel and interesting one for Christmas would- surely be a delight. Of unusual individuality was. | one I saw in an excltsive shop, | made on an oblong box frame of rainbow striped silk. The sideg were just a deep side ruffle with plack silhouettes of dancing fig- ures cut from taffeta, glued to the under surface. Black china beads weighted the edge. The oblong frames are quite the newest thing In lamp shades, and are convenient in that they allow a standard lamp to stand quite near the wall, The larger round shades seem clumsy be- | side them, There are a variety of other things to tell about, but they will have to be kept until my next letter to you a week from to-day. cK | way, party only a8 womun fadeless Byy * anteed ¢' before. mond Dy PLENTY OF COAL, DEALERS ASSERT Say Crisis Has Passed and Any Emergency Case Can Be Promptly Relieved. In an optimistic statement on the coal situation the Merchants’ Asso- ciation said to-day: “The various factors which caused the con! short- age in New York City have now prac- tically been eliminated, although A so known a9 merely “detained.” Meanwhile throughout the downtry for the arrost of Harry Kendrick, belleved, the polir Smith named Treadway and the girl as one of the two actual slayers of Peirce, The fourth to bee the Soin ee 9 RD Actual Slayers. r) companion, Marie “Boots, the call fs in the “Jack, the can diamond-dye color. ‘Diamond Dyes —no ven if you have neve Druggist will show y es Color Card.—Advt 199— Bronze Desk Set 220,00 No such action was taken with Phillips, who is still TREADWAY ACCUSED OF PEIRCE MURDER Girl Companion Not Included— Two Other Men Sought as going out alleged murder whom Treadway says he knew prisoner fod with Kendrick from Wheeling, W , when Treadway and the girl w DIAMOND DYES | Any Woman can Dye now aa | Each package of “Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple that any any ol¢ faded garments, draperies, covering everything, whether wool, silk, line cotton or mixed goods, a new, rik kind—then perfect results are ¢ by probably will be some time before con- sumers are able to obtain their entire winter supply of coal, ‘There ts roa- son to believe that coal enought will } be available for distribution to ,pro- vide for urgent current needs,” The association also announced that “co-operation has been estab- lished among the operators, thé Coal Merchants’ Association and the | Health Department to care for genu- Ine emergency cases where hardship would result from inability to obtain coal for residential purposes. The acute situation seems to have passed.” Clarence I’, Sturges, “independent” mine agent, of Np. 17 Battery Place, Manhattan, appeared yesterday be- fore District Attorney Lewis of BYooklyn in bis investigation of the coal situation, He corroborated the prices middiemen have said they paid for “independent” coal this fall. These prices ran from $15 to $16 @ ton and Sturges said they were justified by conditions in the market and at the mines. A number of prominent coal men | will testify Monday as to the stat ment Jast week by Robert 8, Feeney, Vice President of the Seiler Coal) Company, Inc., to the effect that J, P. Morgen & Co. control virtually all the undeveloped anthracite coal prop- erties. Se es CONDEMNS BONUS DRIVE. State Commander W: Legion Posts Agni birthday;somebody’s |}, wedding day; somebody's | anniversary, and today | you can find at Ovington’s hundreds of excellent sug- i gestions for every~ one of | these gift occasions. | OVINGTONS™. “The Gift Shop of 5th Ave” +” 314 Fifth Ave, nr. 32d St. |g ,. 1) YOU LOVE LIFE MOR Takes én a Different Color W Your Blood s Rich and Free from Poison TRY TAKING PEPTO - MANG If You Fee! Listless and Depres: Your Blood Is Clogged and Shuggish From Barns. | mander of the American Legion, to every Legion post tn the State. He aid the committee was officered b: | men of the Veterans of Foreign Wars lags jand was acting on its own responsl- bility. sleeping, BE LY, 14 ihe Heaton had’ every rea- | bore, e autiafied with the pro 7 | ot the bonus bill now In the hands ot |, eet the Senate and that any drive for} blood do | funds was unnecessary and would | thoughts. only prejudice the public against the! You ni BeeNe tonic. Its Unmistakable | * +Pedily proven Economy in Use- "SALADA® ORANGE PEKOE TEA Send us a postal card fora free sample. Salada Tea Company, Stuart & Berkeley Sts., Boston, | | Ask for life becomes dull Living, become more or les Is what clogged, es to you. It pois: You are only half eed a good blood-e1 Take Pepto-Mangan for weeks and notice the big Condemnation of the National Bonus Without knowing why, you Drive Committee was sent yesterday | yourself feeling unhappy. Y by Charles G. Blakeslee, State Com-| around day after day half asle: terest in what is going on around and ‘ beauty of radiant sunshine, flowers and entrancing miracles you miss entirely. le f ment. Pepto-Mangan is ann tonie and Is heartily endor 4 physicians. in a Tea Pot Your druggist has Pepto-Mar Infusion, | beth liquid and tablet forn whichever you prefer; one h the same eck as the othe sure you get genuine Pep! Gude's” and look for ! Gude's Pepto-Manga pockage.—Advt