The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1921, Page 5

“UNOS CALL OUT 3,000 WORKERS -—INNEEDLETRADE “Demonstration Strike” of | Those on Waists and Dresses to Last at Least 3 Days. A “demonstration” strike, affecting between 35.000 and 40,000 workers on women's waists and dresses, went into effect at 10 o’clovk this morning throughoyt Greater New York by = order of the Joint Board of the Waist “and Dress Makers’ Union and the General Board of the International Ladies’ and Garment Workers’ Union, strike, according to Luigi Anto- nifii, Vice Chairman of the Joint Board, is to last at least three days, during which complete unionization of the trade affected is expected to be made. Acting in accordance with the mant- festo of the boards, the workers “quietly and in an onierly manner” left their shops, carrying their scissors certain designated meeting places. Assembled there, they were ad- Gressed by the speakers who urged them to complete the untonization of the trade by including ell workers in ‘ununionized shops. Mr. Antonini said the walkout af- fected about 1,500 shops in Manhattan, incliding open or ununionized shops, end about 2,100 in all the boroughs. Many of the 600 open shops already hhawe agreed to union terms. Included among the striking unions sre those of cutters, waistmakers, @ressmakers, buttonhole makers, em- broiderers and pressers. Headquar- ters bave been established at Cooper Square Hotel, No. 2 St. Mark's Place. In the garment trades not asso- ciated with the etrikers, it was as- werted that one of the objects of the walkout was to secure a continuance ‘of the favorable wage and hour scales obtained ducing wartime, STATE'S WITNESS ARRESTED Held fer Robbery After Evidence ‘Sends Three to Sing Sing. William Connolly of No. 839 Castleton Avenue, West Now Brighton, 5. L. through whose testimopy one man bas been sentenced to die and two others sent to Sing Sing for Mfe, was arrested to-day charged with burglary, He ts fn the Richmond County Jail. Connolly was one of 4 band of hold- of first degr going to police he Up and robles and other tools of trade, to march to | CHOICE OF Loe ig or KILLING NARROWED American Prelate ‘to Be Either {John Gianelli Shoots Woman From Archbishop Mundelein or Arch- bishop ‘Dougherty. ROME, Feb. 9.—1t war etuted to-day) Jen in well informed Vatican quurters that | Wao ti the choice of an American Cardinal to} succeed Cardinal Purley o had now been definitely narrowed down to the Moat Rey. Dennis J. Dougherty, Archbishop of Philadelphia, and bishop of Chicago. at the next secret consistory, ‘The date of the consistory was defin- itely set for March 3, according to au. | Deen shot through tho top of the head it thoritative V. BANK ROBSERS GOT 150,800. READING, Pu., Feb, 9.—The People's | charge. Trust Company at Wyomissing, whieh | was robbed last Friday by automoblie bandits, istued @ statements to-day that the robbera obtained in money, Liberty |™OMths ago separated, she going to Ja- on total ot|Malea pending another application tor to the thieves, ' divorce. Last night Gianelli went to-her bonds and ‘other secu: $180,800. There is no clu an reports, — New York the Most Rev. George haf Prats ars lid Arth- be a me of these, it is lead. You had bette; will be named by Pope Benedict | for her.” ee ae apart Whom He Separated Again, ia } Hi. thirty-eigh madway, Long Island | 9 the desk in the Jax Station early to-day and “I have just #hot my wife; she may 23 The woman, Poncetta, thirty-one, had and killed tnetuntly at No, 295 No. 285 Unt | Hail Gtreet, Jamatoa, where abe lived, ‘The husband was locked up on @ murder According to the police, the couple | weer divorced, remarr | d and several Thirty-fourth Street oe Say Police, ——— Pure Beos' Honey dire the West Indies; delivered to your door in 5%, lb, Cans... .$1.25 1114 Ib. Cans... .$2.25 ‘© TWO] WIFE HE WED TWICE) te: 0 ar va , i Teese thu ty of Ee drew a fevoly t from ‘Telephone Main 1678. Greater New York erdera datv- ered 0. 0. D. 100. additional Mati check or money erder for out-of- town deliver, STAPLE TRADING CORP. 200 Montague St., Brooklyn MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK | Thirty-fifth Street Women’s and Misses’ Trimmed Hats for Spring: comprising the latest shapes and colors, will be featured in a Special Sale arranged for to-morrow (Thursday) at $12.50 twice the price quoted. This selection includes many Hats that are actually worth New importations of Women’s and Misses’ Sports and Waiking Hats from London, and Children’s Hats from Paris, are shown in the regular stock of the Department at very reasonable prices. (First Floor) to serve you properly, to you? Sth Avenue Clothes cAre Always Smart Over “Stylish Stout” Corsets! These corsets enable stout and near-stout women to wear the fashionable sort of clothes they hitherto have considered impossible. They eliminate all thought of overweight from the observer's mind, Many a smarty gowned woman of your acquaintance will cell you these corsets have given them the appear- ance of ten to twenty pounds less weight and three to five inches smaller measurements. We take special pleasure in ficting “STYLISH STOUT” Corsets and provide expert corsetieres May we show them \ "Stylish Stout” Corsets, Back and Front Lace Y $10.00 to $18.50 Tax included Third Floor James MeCreery & Co. 34th Street NBW YORK Pure Irish quality at 75¢ a yard! It cl | crisp. It is so white, you would expect this. ticles of wear, as well as a converted into all sorts pieces. 3) inches wide 5th Avenue Tel. Piteroy $400 ee Buying Opportunity 12,000 Yds. Linen . va 75cec Just Halt the Former Price. Pure Irish Linen of this wonderful seems almost impossible—its finish is so soft—it is so sly woven, and feels so strong and Of course, coming from the best-) known linen manufacturers in the world, We merely em phasize it, because of the low price which a fortunate purchase permits. _ You will find it splendid for Dresses for yourself or the little ones, for Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Pajamas and other ar- desirable ma- terial for Embroidery which can be of decorative Full-Bleached. (Second Floor) | James MeCreory & Co. 34th Street |Sunday World Wants, Work Minter Mening Wonders THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1921: Where Theve 19d ustice. Co-oneration, Beonomy and Energy, There 18 Service McCreery Quality Merchandise, as Advertised, vn Selo beginning Thuraday, February 10th. wm James MeGreery & Co 34th Street . Telephone Fiteroy 3400 — = Important Sale af 100 American Porcelain Dinner Sets Set, 34.50 ¥ Five Distinctive Designs—Sets of 100 Pieces When we make an adyantageous purchase it always means a sale exceptionally advantageous to our patrons. We invite you to com- pare these beautiful Dinner Sets and the savings you make in their purchase with others. .20 Sets, with beautiful coin gold edge, gold handled and distinctly new in shape. 20 Sets, with attractive latticed gold unusually beautifol. All hollow ware pieces gold edging design, new and handled. 20 Sets, charmingly simple, with a gold edging and handled in cain gold. A Sale of Wicker Furniture At Special Prices For Those Who Choose Early The cheery lightsomeness of wicker furniture has made it increasingly popu-* lar for use in practically every room in the house. These pieces are so ca paciously roomy, so strongly con structed and so low in actually invite purchase. price, they 4-pe. Natural Willow Suite, as illus Special, 62.50 d-pe, Fine Reed Suites, Sofa, Arm trated. Complete. Chair and Arm Rocker, in Brown, Frosted Brown and Ivory. Complete, Special, 68.50 Reed Arm Chairs and Rockers, in Brown, Frosted Brown and Ivory; com fortable and serviceable. Special, each, 16.75 Reed, Fibre and Willow Wing Chairs, in Brown, Frosted Brown and Ivory. Special, eagh, 18,75 and Fibre wonderful selection Special; each, 825 Odd Settees in Reed, Fibre and Wil- low at half price. Imported Rattan Arm Chairs provid I Fi 20 Sets, characteristically decorated with a border design which will meet with the approval of the most exacting. The hollow ware pieces haye traced gold handles. 20 Sets, reproductions of Old Eng- lish decorative masters; border design traced with gold lines, (Sizth Floor) Specials In “McCreery Silks” Famous Over Half a Century In Honor of the Silk Exposition which every one certainly should see. 1,000 yards of the better quality Silk Tricolette, 36 inches wide. formerly 4.50, yard, 2.25 5,000 yards of a rich, lustrous Satin Crepe Sonata, 40 inches wide. formerly 5.00, yard, 3.50 Each day during the exposition we will mark come new fashionable “McCreery Silks’ at special Second Floor) prices. 500 Pairs White Wool Blankets pair, 8.75 formerly 14,50 These Blankets are of fine quality California wool with a small percentage of cotton. weight in fall double-bed size, bound with Pink or Blue to match borders, 200 Comfortables each, 4.50 formerly 6.00 These comfortables, filled with fine white cotton, are of figured silkoline They are a heavy winter with « floral pattern and plain borders, Seomit Floor) Only a Few Days Left in Which to Purchase ‘Discontinued Patterns of the Famous Whittall Rugs at Special Reductions Twice cach year, for a limited time, to effect a stock clearance. these Rugs are soll at reduced prices. ‘This period ends February 15.* We ura carly selection while the assortment is still large. Teprac Rugs, size ox12 ft A high grade wool Wilton, 79.50 12 ft. This rug recently sold at 195.00 Anglo-Persian Rugs, size 9x Royal Worcester Rugs, size 9x12 ft., woven of the finest worsted yarns. 125.00 a 97.50 Now In Progress—The February Sale Choice Oriental Rugs—About $400,000 Worth—Reduced 25% to 50% (Bighth Floor) Emerson said, “If a man builds a better house, preaches a better sermon, or nakes a better mouse- trap, the people will mal through the woods to his door.” This is a pet McCreery idea. For 68 years we have con sistently aimed to give better merchandise at lower prices, with the result that of vew customers find their way te our doors every year. February Clearance McCreery FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN 89 5.95 3.95 The assortment is most unusual, many new pairs having been added since the Sale began. There are Walking Oxfords and Boots, smart Strap Pumps and Sport models. Every size and type is well represented, but not in every style. Their regular prices range from 10.50 to 16.00. At 8.95 new, modish Strap Pumps of Ooze or Kid Leather in Brown, Gray and Black, Also Walking ‘Oxfords in Tan Calfskin and Brown or Black Kidskin. Boots in walking models. ' At 5.95 Pumps in strap effects— Oxfords ar Boots. At 3.95 Low Shoes—broken sizes in narrow widths; sizes up to 5. No exchanges, No returns. (Second Flo r) COTY’s FACE POWDER box 65c (Including Tax) The fame of this dainty Face Powder has traveled far and wide. It needs no words of ours to describe its delicate scent, its sooth- ing freshness. Assorted colors and odors. . Prompt attention is given to mail orders. WRAPS & COATS FOR WOMEN 125.00 You appreciate the mo ment ye re them that they ure exclusive creations. There is a wide variety of conservative, highly fash- ionable inodels, tailored ot & rare quality of Corduvale, Marvella or Evora Cloth, which fabrics appear only in costly coats. Genuine Siberian Squirrel or Genuine Beaver make up the massive collars and cuffs which adorn them, Barlier in the season such Wraps as these would have cost far more. (Fourth Floor) a ne