The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 12

BSINSS REVIVAL SEEN IN GROWING | COAL PRODUCTION Wholesale Manager Says In- crease in Mine Output Means Lower Prices. WASHINGTON, May 17—(United Press).—Bituminous coal production Bow has jumped to more than 7,000,- 000 tons weekly, indicating that fac- fory wheels are beginning to turn} faster and that the country Is well @tarted on the long pull out of the Dusiness depression. Increasing cou! | Production and consumption m less unemployment, larger production of necessities and lower prices “The coal production reports of the | Interior Department constitute one of the nation's best business barom eters,” said George H. Cushing, man aging director of the National Whole @ate Coal Association, here to-day “By July, bituminous production will have reached the stage of 9, 000 tons weekly. This means empl: ment of from 150,000 to 175,000 more miners, When miners go to work | closed factories start to reopen and] unemployment decreases.” If Cushing’s reasoning is correct, unemployment in the general indus- trinl world should be reduced to 2,000,000 in the next six months. There are approximately 12,000,000 industrial workers in the United| States now of whom more than 4,000,000 are idic, The securing of regular cmplo nt during the next six weeks by 00,000 persons now {dle would have a tremendous vital effect on the entire nation’s economic conditio Althe sh bituminous coal produc and du 0,000 ton: J that this will in be reached for months, perhaps not in a year, Cus! ing said. ——————>__ PINK ROSES INVADE | OLD HELL’S KITCHEN Women’s Precinct Station Decorated in Honor of Mrs. Loft. | House Police Commissioner Enright, Chief Inspector Murphy, Lieut. Skehan, Mrs. Hylan, Mrs, William R, Hearst, Mrs. Enright, and her own husband | welcomed Mrs. George W. Loft offl- | clally to her new post of Special Dep- | uty Police Commissioner yesterday afternoon at the Women's Precinct | Station House, No, 434 West sith Street. All the others expressed them- | selves in flowing phrases. Mr, Loft | said it with flowers. Pink roses! Eight feet of them, to be exact, woven into @ good luck ho It was a ¢ chen. Limousines | @ fringe of youn ties regarded the vantage of Nearer approaches by the two uniformed p sentries at the door. Flowers were | massed everywhere, the rooms wert behind ‘in Hell’s Kit- | Co rticularly | lack picture touched with white made t 1 “L pre ise to do all in my power to help all the girls and boys of New York and every whe SHOWS BURROUGHS AS CHUM SAW HIM Exhibition of Great Naturalist’s Portraits to Last Two Weeks. One of the intimates of the late John Burroughs was Orlando Rou- land, the painter. Whenever Bur- Troughs felt need of a change from the air of the hills to that of the sea, he journeyed down to Peconic Ray to Rouland's summer camp, Fishhouse, where he was so much at home that he styled the camp Slabsides-by-the- Bea. While Burroughs studied nature Rouland studied Burroughs and bie haunts and habits. He sketc! naturalist when and as he p Recent'y friends of Burroughs a the painter to make a memorial ex- $ubition, which Is hung in the Ehrich | galleries, No, 707 Fifth Avenu ‘will be on public view from to-m row until the end of the month | In addition to the portraits, the ex hibition o Slabsides | done in 1904, another of the old Rur-| Troughs farm, and a view from below the ficld where the naturalist now| resta, showing Woodchuck Lodge, the old gray barn in which “Rarndoor Studies” was written, with Bur- roughs walking in the roadway. _— ee PROF. HEDRICK ALL ABROAD. | ‘Theoloxian Taken “te Hospetat tn Eartand When Liner Arrives, PLYMOUTH, May 17.—Charles Hed rick, American theologian and professor | fm the Berkeley Divinity School in Mid- | ]] dletown, Conn, arrived with bis wife and daughter on the steamer Noor dam. He was ill and was ta hospital at During the Noordam Tor! third class ¢ leaped over! «about six h up the man five minutes later, but he fhad died from the shock of his immer- @on. It is believed he was insane, peSeaiele a MANSY HORT IN STRIKE RIOT, OSAKA, Jypan, May 17.—In fighting! today between police and striking em: | eof ree Osaka ects Highs mpany man: persons were injure fa believed six'will dle. + Sgeigpeeeres2crc eee Satin Foundation Petticoats A straight line mode! with hemstitched hem—of a heavy, lustrous satin—foshioned especially for thin frocks, Navy $5 95 blue or black; regular and extra sizes, Special each 4 1 P19) GIMBELS PETTICOAT SHOP~ Second Floor f tore Hours 9 tos Bi7} (Pettitt ere Phone : Pennsylvania 5100 GiMBEL BROTHERS 32 STREET - BROADWAY - 33n0 STREET NEW YORK CITY vice and protection against all losses. Charges moderate. Phone Pennsylvania 6100, auto el call, Or take elevator 6 7 and 8. White or white with colored collars and cuffs. Braid trim- med; sleeve emblem. Sizes 6 to 20; six styles, Button cuffs. Regula- tion yoke or lace front, Value! $] 45 Plaid and Navy Serge Middy Skirts Side-pleated. Sizes 6 to 14 on $1 75 ° body. ‘Sizes 12 to 16 on band. GIMBELS GIRLS’ OWN SHOP—Third Floor SALE of C ORSETS Made by the Lily of France Corset Company HALF PRICE and LESS °2.69 Famous for their fit, 53.95 th ir workmanship, their lovely fabrics — La Markette corsets samples that were made to sell for far higher pices: Dainty flesh corsets with scarcely a bone, for the slender figure. And firmly honed corsets—some with the graduated front clasp—some especially made to control the diaphragm. For every figure—for every need—May’s Beat corset opportunity. At $2.69—pink and white coutil much of it that fine French coutil so hard to get. With elastic tops—or lace and embroidery trimming. At $3.95—RBeautiful broches and fancy fabries. Some very high priced models have been put into this group. GIMBELS CORSET SHOP—Second Floor Sale nnual o f An R EFRIGERATORS Includes The Best Makes At Greatly Reduced Prices Chest $9.95 Convenience and ice- Ranney Make Ice $30.95 Provision chamber white Ranney Make $30.95 Side icer, with food cham- enamel! lined 55 inche high; 24! Patan nine economy for the small bers white enamel lined. 16\4 inches deep, Apart- kitchen and the summer 44 inches high, 30 inches meat style. bungalow. wide, 16! inches deep, Alaska Make Side icer, with one-piece porcelain lining. 44 ins. x 32 ins. x 18 ins Alaska Make Hygienic Make er, with one-piece Lift-top style, food cham- bers enamel ‘lined. 39 \ lain lining. 30 ins, x 7 40 7 ins” * *° $49.75 stein” $14.95 White Porcelain Table Tops 27x41 Inches $1.45 to 95 25x40!5 Inches These are imperfect tops—the best of them almost perfect, the poorest of them marred, but good for use. No ©, O, D's Inthe sa'e, Mail Orders Filled GIMBELS NEW KIND OF HOUSErURNISHING STORE Fifth Floor * 100 Wedding | Invitations | Or Announcements | $15.95 “CIAL FOR | JUNE BRIDE SP THE A chance for the bride-to-be money! For Gimbels offer as a special value this week 100 wedding invitations or announcements at a marked saving lo save Process Embossed Shaded Old English or Roman Type Hest Paneled Stock Double Envelopes to match included. Orders executed in three days’ time GIMBELS STATIONERY SHOP—Main Floor Gimbels Silks Ina Great Sale The four most popular | fabrics: of the season | offered at approxi- mately wholesale cost. All-Silk Georgette A heavy quali to-day's whol 37 attractive ette crepe-—marked at about st. An extraordinary value. In h' 45 d dark shades, 98c¢ YARD Printed Georgette Imported and domestic—from foremost manufac- turers. In a wonderful assortment of designs on light and dark grounds. Exquisite color effects; sume with satin stripes; some all-over floral dealgna, Fine quality—extraordinary value. *1.48 YARD Silk Canton Crepe A very heavy quality+-all silk—40 inches wide—ex” ceptionally good value *2.98 YARD Imported Pongee A Japanese 12 mome pongee, in natural color only’ A good heavy weight—a smooth, even weave. Gim- bels own importation, offered at about to-day’s wholesale price. YARD GIMBELS SILK SHOP—Second Floor IMPORTED CHENILLE ARPETS All That Remains of a Great Purchase | *Q.75 a Sq. Yard Tax : 48c A record purchase it was—and a record sale. Fine quality carpets from a leading maker a cancelled import order that reaches you through Gimbels—-a a great price concession. Wide Loom: Wool Back Altogether Seamless 9, 10% and 12 Feet Wide In all the desirable shades of taupe, blue, rose, brown and green. Colors and quality for the finest of homes and the be: ppointed offices. GIMBE) S CARPET SHOP. Sixth Floor Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbe!s via Tubes and Subways 4 GIMBEL BROTHERS }-. NEW YORK PHUADELPHIA PARIS. The Annual 15600 SHIR TS IN ALL Dharwar Madrases Blackstone Madrases Royal Woven Madrases Fine White Oxfords Genuine Soiesettes Fine White Poplins White Jerseys White Luzon Pongees White Madrases White Dimity Cords White Corded Madrases Cambridge Cords Fine French Madrases Woven Oxford Weaves Century Broches French Piques Woven Madrases Romeo Madrases Corded Woven Madrases Scindia Jacquards Oriental Lustre Stripe Madrases Wauergan Bedford Cords Nubcards Madrases Ferncliff Cords Satine Cords Self Stripe White Oxfords Soies Pesante Silk Stripe Madrases Fibres Carreau Fine Fibres and Silk and Cotton! Mixtures Royal Art Silk Stripes Fibre Silk Stripes Silk Stripe Basket Weaves Silk Stripe Krinkle Crepes Silk Stripe Madrases Silk Stripe Crepes White Silk * Stripe Jerseys Anticipating this Sale (whic chased at one time from two regular sources of supplies them along to YOU! The patterns are excellent; th orings the newest; ligee model with centre pleat, five pearl buttons and soft French cuffs, Sale Tomorrow at 9 On the main floor, just off the 33rd St. and Broadway entrance. And in the Downstairs Store. Quick Service—No Waiting Extra salespeople to take care of you. Shirts ar- ranged in sizes in booths. Extra selling space, $2.50 VALUES 3.00 VALUES 3.50 VALUES 4.00 VALUES ) ad 36,000 shirts for our two stores, thereby obtaining unheard-of price concessions. And we are passing The many New York men who are accustomed to purchasing their year’s supply in this great sale, will appreciate the extra- fine quality of these shirts they possess all the little details that indicate shirts of the highest grade. They’re made in plain neg- Store Your Furs Now Cold dry air storage vault on the premises, with efficient ser- “Furriers since 1842.” Extension 34. and TENTH FLOOR his a regular event with us), we pur- of our about he col- ee |