The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 21

a a ne — — - er en en eo WHAT’S GOING TALE OF ASSAULTS ON WORKERS TOLD BY UNION SLUGGER Sam Fisher Testifies That He Had Beaten Men for a Few Dollars. CHICAGO, April 28.—Sam Fisher, a twenty-two-year-old heavyweight, in fudge Thomas Taylor’s court yester- lay told of his operations as “super- rising slugger” or the Upholsterery Onion. Fletcher told how he had yeaten men over the head or had em- ployed others to do it for a few dollars while he watched. He described how workmen, leaving their homes, had FREED IN LYNCHING CASE. | S BIG CITIES M. K. Moutwell Acaultted of Com- ON IN AMERICA’ plictty Charge. CAMILLA, Ga., April 28.—The trial TO PUT YAP UNDER NAVY, |°%2& *: Boutwell. charged with com- pase ae” | negro, ended yesterday with a verdict of TOKIO, April 28 (Associated) not gulity. Announcement was made *reas).—-At the regular session to-|that Will Reeves, another of the pine men involved, charged with will be placed on trial, jday “ot the Privy Counc! Viscount | Uchida, the Foreign Minister, made Ja lengthy report on the mandate question: Roland was “d after he had en- gaged in a ple 1 with Jason Har ls understood that the Cabinet | ie emo can aw of Boutwal and has decided to place the mandated | e the negro from Pathan islands in the Pacifle, Including Yap, vent any, trouble, ‘under a civil administration, in con- | ition sought to show that ey the Minister of Marine. | ne of the men who had newspapers assert that the| {i negro, in custody after his arrest jae rmment will publish a full re- | {' that no Woocurred. “The derense rt of the mandate question from! glaimed that the prosecution had faved Banker Says Men ys Men Will Stand i in| the time of the Peace Conference. farmaie out & ose Long Line to Be Waited |~ +12; On by Young Woman. 3Wesr 30S TQ 5 ONE Door From Ye a) PHILADELPHIA, April 28.—It pays to have women in tellers’ cages in savings banks, because men will leave a short line in front of a male teller’s window to stand in a long line to wait to be served by a young woman teller, Raymond R. Frazier, President of the Washington Mutual Savings Bank of | Seattle, declared yesterday m an ud- dress before the second national con- Including Auctioned Stock of Alexander Smith & Scns THE EVENING WORLB, rere ep eY: APRIL 28, — Correctly Fitted Spectacles and Eyeglasses at 25 Per Cent. Less Than Elsewhere 28, 1921. Friday ---Pargain oTHENBERGS, L.A. PRICE, Pres. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded ch Re and rich colors. Day Extra Special Sale of Wall Paper bef Miss These Low Prices—No Oth er Reg. “18¢ Paper for Bedroom, Kit- nen, Hail and Attic; pretty ‘ny Spe re 600 Imported, 40¢ Domestic non-fadin, Aes -in. oatmeal, Demae ta Imported West 14th St.—Between 5th and 6th Aves. final an et 8c to 20c yd. Tomorrow We Feature Some Very Attractive Values in Handsome in all the See eee alent GREAT 14 8 14 oR Spring Wraps, Coats tf theie doorsteps. here. : oe Poteral Ooveraneatys eremate| ait, fttts, stants pretendny pared BELOW ALL OTHERS IN PRICE and Dr esses ‘ the bill putting a i% per cent. ad teainst an alleged natiénal “anto| valorem tax on anttiracite coal when BELOW ALL OTHERS IN PRICE hief trust” resulted yesterday in in-| Prepared for market. These Items Illustrate a Few of the Opportunities Hictment of sixteen by the Federal| George Smith, aprominent pusilist, ri ; Every One of $ In Polo Cloth w Brand Jury in Judge Landia's court, [8nd Arthur Walsh of Brooklyn were $55 9x12 Smith’s All Wool Axminster Them Excellent Velour and i ‘What should the State do with al/their automobile was struck by a These re of heavy le; large sel 5 { erteen-year-okiboy who had stole | Delaware and Hudson locomotive at @ Noni; bf Beautital ‘patterns, in blag): old: reed; $ A) Values at $15 Basket Weaves 2,000 worth of Liberty bonds and | grade crossing. taupe and brown..... i 4 gays: “I did it, but I don't know why.” | jive hundred men will return to PECIALTY shops have f Tete similar styles and liti Mi] This is the question that twelve , s 5 ane ala qualities a! F fats ie dng ,cueetion nat tile | Work Sunday night at the shest_ mill $1 25 Royal Ww iltons season as leaders at $15 and have sold thousands of them; choice ¢ ; Dalton. “1 am following the ae Company AU aMsrals wisn sit wil fee 10.4 mica and color in, mot bral Oriental § 90 of several styles; three pictured. ; df Judge Landis,” satd the boy’s IaW-| sume operations after a three wecks' ra uame, Very ave * Richly Embroide: —£ r, “in proving that the bank 18 tO/ shutdown. Sixteen hot mills at the], Sons gents, seid y red Wraps—Stunning straight-line { lame.” Chicago's curfew will ring for the Qrst time on the night of May 6 when the new ordinance goes into effect Phe ordinance provides that all chil- ren sixteen years of age and under ‘jnust be off the streets between the Sours of 10 o'clock at night and 6 Yelock in the morning. Citizens were urged to visit the hos- pitals of the country on May 12, Hos- >ital Day, and learn for themselves Sow the disabled veterans of the World War are being cared for, in a fetter from Gen. John J. Pershing re- Seived yesterday by Matthew G. Fo- wy. William FE. Phillips, forty-nine years id, ; tof the Mhiengo ailroad, died yes- plant of the same company in Furrell also will resume Sunday at midnight, affecting 1,000 men. UNEMPLOYMENT IN DETROIT |S GREATLY: Pate REDUCED, HE SAYS === Many Persons , Who Borrowed Money From City Are Able and wrap] BPy model in Polo Cloth, Velour and Basket Weaves in Pekin, tan, rookie and navy. Sizes to 38. Coats that appeal to those who want service and smart- ness, Handsome Velour and Polo Cloth models in tan and Pekin, beautifully embroidered in chenille. Sizes to 38. Charming New Dresses—Charming all-wool navy blue French Serge models, with elaborate embroidery effects in i contrasting colors of silk and chenille. Sizes 16 to 88. B issels Carpets,Extra Heavy for halla and stair. Large we pauema, HT Anca FLOOR ssc Felt Base CovEninG = ordinary pri esigns and ool en yard wide. Si feetionsi $1.00" vals Prompt, Delivery on Prepaid, Mail Orders, ‘Open Saturday Until 6 P. Another Stunning Lot of New Girls’ Dresses In Dainty White Voile, Prettily Trimmed, for Confirmation Wear Boys’ Sturdily Built School or Dress Two Pant Suits Good Value at $12.00 All Beautifully Tailored ‘The Government is withholding action toward the forfeiture of the Sonds of William D. Haywood, L W. W. leader, who is believed in Russia, ——— i ceipt of blegram from Now epay. < : ‘ q Haywoea! mac. when ie exprete a ee mene 59 19 prsgrsd Snappy Spring styles in rich mix- iniiy, Charles I. Clyne, United States A Bistrict Attorney, said’ yeaterday. DETROIT, April 28—Improvement e $4.50 tures; yoke back inverted pleat PUBLISH SLACKERS SOON. Announcement of N. Y. Names May in the employment situation has duced by half the number of fam receiving aid from the City W Department, according to Lurie, Assistant Superin.endent, who| coats; sizes 7 to 17 years. Special at. . Prettily fashioned in charm- ing new effects; one pic- tured at left —full skirt, tucked and hemmed at bot- iF: The satisfaction and Begin Wednesday. said yesterday that only 15,000 fam- | Y A; A tom; tie belt effects—sizes 8 Fy ' WASHINGTON, April 28—Fotlowing |{lie8 reeelved financial assistance dur- fconvenience of havin to 14 years. Boys AllWool Blue Serge t the announcement of Attorney General | rowed money from the city have been fac) lb toed $3 79 i i Deornerira. ruling thatthe” Gover |Feremployed” and” are ‘paving, Ul ‘your milk placed ¢ at your, Shale cers : and Mixture Two Pant Suits fee nt could not be held liable for errors | loans. i ; ry * | tn the publication of the ilsts of names| gt is now a matter of months until! door each mormin Girls’ White Organdie Frocks For Confirmation Wear } Soca ome aa maaan = dependable in, purity Better Quaities-Grand Values Smart new Spring etvee: yoke and in soon as the lists can be| Material manufacturers, officials an pei tinct far cvnrakirt verted pleat back Norfolk, alpaca lined besin as non asthe, ints oun P| nounced yesterday. | | jand quality. 1S yours Fine quality material in this popular overs verfedipleet beck Neria At a conference of Ford Motor of- corps arens, Adjt. Gen. Harris this afternoon sent inal instructions regarding publication to all corps area commanders. To-mor- row the War Department will begin wending them the lists for publication dressy; reg. $14.98 val- ues; sizes 8 to 17 years... ficials yesterday plans were discussed | to pa ythe Ford bonus to its em-| ployees monthly this year instead of holding it until the first of next year pPishaii RABI WHITLEY FLECTED SPEAKER. style, richly trimmed with laces, embroidery and ribbon bows and sashes, Sizes 8 to 14 years. . 10.95 “Tor ‘omorrow We F Place On Sale | | | | 4 So eae ee n’s. oe Shoes : 1; ers in t) corps areas, 7 a on £ aay sapere in Se ore ora New LONDON, April —John Henry ome Little j ey will de distributed by Major Whitley was yesterday unanimously Ne fiullard, commanding the Second elected Speaker of the House of Com- | Tots Bee i ee aistemntod, AXSm | mons to succeed James William Low~ Strap Pumps Veluse wi bs ther, who resigned recently. Mr Plain Pumps up to ‘ Boston co1 area. & ) er, ee cera mimes | Muiier, immediately assumed Mi FarmProducts Co, ea | Shoes and . $7 a ee actual expenses not to excee 50, not} rew duties, rs 2, t fncluding allowance for services, will] Mr. Whitley was born in Halifax, Oxfords Pair. Ginghams, Linens, ete. England, in 1866 and was fi ted Cortlandt f ea | |W L. DOUGLAS is expected Gen. Bullard will be wie (9 to bewtn, distribution of the names If 60, publication in New ork an rk and New Jersey would begin next | = Wednesday or Thursday so as to allow fublication tn all districts slmultane- ously. Sizes 2to6 set 1.67 Values up to $2.98. || Handsome little For Growing Girls, Young, Middle Aged and Elderly Women. The biggest value that has been offered in this city for months past. Goodyear Wi ipl welts, hand-turned and flexible McKay, KNEELS BEFORE ALTAR, W.LDOUGLAS SHOES in Brown Calf, Brown Kid, Black Kid, Erentias itt taaae THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF | } SOLD DIRECT FROM FACTORY [fo 4.2.39 Price $ Quality of Material Gun Metal, Patent Colt, ete, All style |) in. back, round or | COLUMBUS, 0, April 28.—Kneel- Reduced 8. 00 ES ee Wanemante | heels. Sizes to fit any foot. | sare peck, styles : 4ng at the altar in the chapel of —'|_ checked pink and blue ‘Trinity Episcopal Church here yes- 1} inghams with Special Shoes $ Special Shoes $, IWF 7 saat 2 = = == blue tssWeremnnie” “LO.00 || SRristnaburaie’ “0.00 Silk Floss Samples Worth $19.98 in This ‘L terday, Walter S. Schmidt, aged i | proidery around neck; twenty, shot himself above the FOR MEN AND WOMEN i] || (Se eee cee heart in an attempt at suicide. He THE STAMPED PRICE IS W. L. i} | _M tt S ] skirts and waists —-con- j ‘was rushed to a hospital, where he trasting color ribb i Sas sald to be In a dying condition. DOUGLAS PERSONAL GUARANTEE attresSs sale trating color ribbon Beside the altar lay a prayer book, opened at the 24th Psalm and beside it the smoking revolver Schmidt tried to kill himself with. ‘The bullet, fred from a 32-calibre ‘automatic revolver, passed entirely through his body, piercing his left tung. WORTH THE PRICE PAIDFOR THEM p \ They are the best known shoes in the world. ‘ Sold in 107 W. L. Douglas stores, direct from | the factory to you at only one profit, which guarantees to you the best shoes that can be fees at the lowest possible cost. W.L. uglas name and the retail poe are stamped Also genuine Felt and Felt and Cotton Mat- tresses, mostly one or two of a kind, roll edge, well made some §Q.98 | e slightly soiled; special | Handsome Iron Beds Reduced Dress Goods $2.98 All Wool Suitings 56-inch All Wool Tweeds, Recent differences with his sweet- on the bottom of all shoes fore they leave Black and White or Brown heart and the refusal of her father the factory, which is your protection against Mostly one or two % and White Mixtures, suit- ‘1. 64 permit him to further see her arene bie profit of akind — one pic- 9 98 P 18 98 able for Me Women's san anid to be the aummediate cates aired e to le wear. No values like these W. L. Douglas shoes are absolutely the best shoe values for the money in this country. They are made of the best and finest leathers anywhere $1.75 Silk iiuitens of his act. that nines ens be They aration (h , 2 e 36 inches wide, beautiful striped style, wor a ord and wearing qualities ‘ \ $2 29 I I eav Inlaid seth: A ih Biue, Brown B mg c equal to other makes selling at higher SHOES ® Cy i prises, Wd are the loaders in the fashion 44504500 ° Rae 49c Figured Voiles centers of America. e prices are the same everywh th t fine sheer quali ine! no more in San Francisco than they do in New York, vi eas Linoleum S bt: sie ie kerry W. L. Douglas shoes are made by the highest paid, skilled, shoe- or, You must makers, under the direction and supervision of experienced men, all pciate them 34¢ Always measure up to expecta- rx NIN ya eS NIN “The Kind 1 | working with an honest determination to make the best shoes for the tions, good hard-wearing quality— square 39c¢ White Batiste mesh Hols: price that money can buy, colors go clear through to the back. yard 40 inches wide, that fine, soft texture having all the appear- of silk, Suitable for child- »n's Wear and fine Underwear. 25¢ 25e Linene Suiting te only, heavy round thread 16¢ ya. 1 npon having W. L. Doug! nly a y At Direct c band price Wholenaler Many new and beautiful patterns shoes. Doreglas he President Ise careful to see that it hay Dy pater W. L, Douglas Shoe Co, EEW™ If not for sale in your vicinity, ord guetree, 210Spark Bt. Brockton, Masa, W.L,DOUGLAS STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK * 380 War 1anth Street, JERSEY CITY—18 Newark Avenue. *#HOBOKEN--120 Washington Sireet, x UNION HILL- 276 Bergenline Ave, *NEWARK.-831 Broad Street, a & ] the F ; H e Floor Covering *& 85 Nassau Street, ro W no eum Every Woman Desires w1B52 Broeae Cleans quickly und exsily-no scrubbing, simply use a diffp, soft cloth. 1495 Broad: 2 yards wide, Neat patterns and colorings W Rien earned Waray Bak “GILLIES COFFEE CO., 28 Washington Street, N. BROOKLYN weave that will wash like linen; 29¢ is the price for similar goods elsewhere 220 Bring Room Measurements, uabin streets N.Y x Prepaid Mail Orders Filed. = =-—||_—s else Where... 0660s es yee eee ees | eiwacn Park Place and Barelay $2204 Third Av. cor,120¢ch H geet . *PATERSON—192 Market St.,cor, Claght plocks from Washington Market, lanhattan Ave. Gresnpoint) . Sab Herclay BOOT: ul, 61 Yours 42770 Third Avbactiautiaiues | 449 Fulton Street, #TRENTON—29 East State Streot. 4 eA ee a ae