The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 8

te MAURETANIA LOSS LESS THAN FEARED ‘About Fifty Cabins on E Deck Burned—New Schedules for Passengers. * SOUTHAMPTON, July 26 (Asso- elated Press).—After a battle lasting more than twelve hours the flames on board the Cunarder Mauretania were finally conquered by the fire- men early to-day. The damage is not so extensive as was feared at first, but considerable time will be required to put the big vessel into shape. Meanwhile the pas- sengers booked to sail on the Maure- tania will be transferred to other ships. No estimate of the damage in moncy i posible as yet. ‘The fire originated in a first-class cabin on the starboard side of the EB deck, and fifty cabins on that deck, extending across the ship and for- ward of the engine room bulkhead for 8 feet, were destroyed. Thi flooring of the main saloon on the 1D} deck was badly burned and buckled. ‘The priceless carved wood panelling | im the saloon, for which the Maure- tania was famous, is untouched ex- cept for a few scorched places. The | flooring of the upper saloon on the; C deck was severely damaged, whils the woodwork around the funnel! casings between the A and E decks ‘Was completely burned. 2 DIE, 5 HURT IN CAR UPSET. Family Wae Re meral of Relative; Crash Victims COLUMBUS, July 26.—Mr. and Mrs. enry Frew of Bicknell, Ind, wore killed and thelr five children injured when} their automobile upset here yesterday. ‘The family was en route home trom Pittaburgh, where they attended on Sun- day, the funeral! of Mra. Vrew's mother, whe was killed In an accident last week. s From Fa- B. @ 0. Ci . ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- pany bas announced a new attack on the prevalent high prices of dining car meals. |* Starting to-day the hungry and thrifty direr will find that ne Whote dinner for $1.2 soup, fish, roast, aert, and tea, coffee milk. ‘ward revision of the a la carte also announced, can Ket a table including a relisn, yogetables, des- A down- Prices is _—— Alleged Bigamtet Stays tn Tombs. William A. Anderson, No. 660 West 186th Street, arrested Saturday on charges of grand larceny, forgery and and ck tothe Tombs in de- | “BELOVED THIEF” AGAIN MISSING Winsome Edna Willsey Fails to} Show Up in Buffalo Court in Forgery Case. (Special to The Brening World.) BUFFALO, July 26.—Winsome Edna Wilisey has the police guessing again, She was to have appeared at Hornell yesterday to answer to a charge of forgery, second degree, but when oourt adjourned last evening no word had deen received from the girl whose exploits in New York have won her the sobriquet of “The Beloved Thiet.” | Miss Willsey was arrested in Hor- | nell on July 5. {t was ulleged that had stolen a pay check from e. Elva Cunningham, 4 waitress at the Steuben Sanitarium, had forged the owner's name and cashed the check. She asked for an examination, al- though she admitted the charge. District Attorney Brown felt sure that Edna was a good girl and would be on hand when wanted, So he made a motion to dispense with bail and Recorder Rathbun allowed the girl to go on her own recognizance, to ap- pear on July 25. In the mean time Edna was ar- rested in New York for larceny and is now out on bail to be sentenced on Aug. 15. ————— Austrian Crown at 090 fer 61. VIENNA, July 25.—The Austrian crown Is continuing its violent decline tn value, | the quotation to-day reaching 920 to| the dollar. A growing disbelief that for- clen ald will be extended and the « stant Issue of new money to meet Gi ernment expenses are cited Jn market cir- as the causes for the declin 1, 2 or 8 Button Goat Small check, sleeveless, all sizes—$1.24 quulity- (Our own importation)—w elsewhere $1.00..... Assorted leathe Our own stock of .95 and $1.15 stock. Men’s Genuine Suspenders tan—assortment of lengths—— 600 Men’s Belts —initialed plair, buckles—were $1.00,.... Wednesday Attention, Men! 600 Men’s Straw Hats Up-to-the-Minute Styles Were $3.45 1.72 Panamas, were $5.95 2.92 Entire Stock of Men’s Suits Reduced - Were $35.00 to $50.00 26.75 Were $23.50 to $27.50 17.75 Sizes 34 to 48—regular, stouts, longs, shorts, including Dress Suits single or double breasted—-u men and young men—all wool, silk mixtures, pencil stripes, serges, flannels, worsteds, fancies, greys, tans, blue, brown, green and herringbone. Slight Charge for Alterations. 1,800 Men’s Silk Neck:ies Men’s Otis Athletic Union Suits t— knee drawers—controlled bel run of the mill.......... ; 1,200 hite or brown—si were $1.39 Extra sizes , Men's Closely wove 79 a and .69 | See Pages 13, 14 and 21 for Other Hearn Advertising. 1027 __ WEST OF FIFTH AVE Overalls and Coats Plain blue or striped, white or sleeve lengths REPROOF FOR LEGION LAWLESSNESS LOST | New York County mittee of | Ormaniration Votes Down Resolu- | tlom by Dectatve Majority. The New York County Committee of the American Legion, at a meets | ing in the Pennsylvania Hotel last night, refused to adopt a resolution calling on the Legion and the New York County orguoization tn partic- ular to put itself on record as con- demning the actions uf members of | the Legion which might be called lawless, and affirming the belief of the Legion in the rights of fr speech, free assemblage and free press. i The refusal to adopt the resolution, introduced by Irwin I. Rackoif, came as a climax to nearly a half year’s work by Willard Straight Post, | which sponsored the original resolu- | tion that came to the County Com-| mittee and was referred to individual posts. The resolution was lost by a. decisive majo —— U. S. MUST KEEP NAVY UP || TO PRESENT PROGRAMME. || Eugland 1 Doteg Se Until Limit Heached. WASHINGTON, July 26.—Seeretary Denby sald to-day that the United States Navy will continue Its shipbutlding pro- gramme, regardless of the disarmament conference. Britain ts continuing her building pro- gramme to replace old war vessels and sald this country must of nocesaity keep on with construction of battleships un- til an agreement on limitation of arma- || ment Is reaches (Patent Apolied for) dry cleans and protects from moisture © Price 35 at drug & dept. stores Kaxvars Propucts Coar. New York City Thursday He pointed out that Great || WILL SEE YOUNG HEMMING. crim Kelly Still Passled About Dek Intand Killing. Sheriff Kelly of Suffolk County, who has been investigating the killing of Henry G. Hemming on the night of July 14 at the Duck Island home of his wife, is in this city to-day to obtain further affidavits from witnesses of the shooting. He said he would also confer with John G. Hem- ming, son of the murdered man, and with his attorney. Sheriff Kelly will question further Yharles Querin, Mrs. Hemming's but- who was present when Frank Bber- ardt, the caretaker, shot Hemming. Kelly announced that he expected to find important Information through an investigation of some of the stances of Mrs. Hemming's past life. District Attorney Young said yester- Babylon, that, so far as his of- concerned, the case is closed. fi THE EVENING WORLD, TU ESDAY, JULY 26 Mercery Gets 83 at N | ‘The weather man says it will be fair with continued warm weather to-day. He also says that the chances are In favor of the mercury going above 90 degrees \this afternoon, Yesterday it reached 88, | but the humidity was not high. Although the humidity threatened to be higher to-day, and was higher for a time, it dropped after 10 o'clock as the mercury rose, At noon, with a tempera- ture of 83, the humidity was 57, whtoh It considered bearable. Morris Bolistoteky, old, of No, 143 Madison Street. was at- tended for heat prostration at No. 10 Astor Place and went hom fifty-eight years 1921, NO RELIEF FROM HEAT (Pere, ot one tam vere ed A WAVE IN SIGHT TO-DAY. | their automonite was struck by a Penn- syivania Railroad tra{n at Masten's Cor- | ner. |The dead are Mr. and Mrs, Herman Scott and thelr twelve-year-old son. Aj daughter, ten, was seriously Injured. Insist on ASTOR COFFEE | Jo Grocer Sells it. VOL. 49, No. 111, ‘ Vacation Stationery at Sale Prices Grouped for quick selling. All come from high grade makers! Gabardine Linen, Administration Lawn in various tints. White cloth finish paper, with long or square envelopes. Dolly Madison — Corre- spondence Cards, in white or colors. Other styles also; one quire to the box. Lexington Ave. Level. Special Sale Girls’ Dresses Organdie Frocks $3.05 With the flapper and near- flapper these organdie dresses are extr>mtly pop- ular. They are ruffled and sashed and ‘ems are 4 to 12 inches. Most at- tractive summer styles. In sizes 8 to 14 years. Jumper Dresses Special o5c¢ Increasingly popu tar jumper dresses of ramie and ‘gingham, with rick- rack braid effectively used as trimming. T:vo pockets and belt. Sizes 10 to 16 years. Second Floor. $195—TheSa p-to-the-minute styles for .65 74 Men’s Union Made This is not an exceptional sale values, just a typical offered, now, to-day, and in this $500,000 furniture suite of figured Americ: Queen Anne design. inch buffet. 42-inch china ‘15e extra, Silk Shantung Shirts Guaranteed color fast. Main Floor, on This Dining Suite Picture above shows 10-piece dining room Sale price $195. Burl panels on doors and drawers. 54- round dining table. 40-inch serving table with 5 side and 1 arm chairs with slip seats of genuine Spanish leather, Fourth Floor, Everfast Suitings 39c Yard Nearly a mile of it, to be exact about 1,500 yards, 36 inches wide. Pink, blue, green, brown, gray, white, middy are the colors. BLOOMINGDALE’S Illustrated Store News 59TH ST. AT LEXINGTON AVE, Good Dresses —Extra Value Cottage and Beach Dresses JULY 26, 1921 Why dont You 100 | i} i I | | $2.98 Ginghsms are checked and finished prettily with white or- gandie or colored nique. i Bloomingdales. le Price their regular pla | Til finished w with shawl collars, short sleeves and f turn back cuffs. example of the Others lace or em- case of what is broidery trimmed. during August ale, aa Wednesday an Walnut in closet. 48-inch that there tractiveness already att priced. Ready Wednesday morning for quick selling about 700 cottage and beach dresses. NINE €)SPECIALS ‘These prices prevail on the following items only until noon. the advantage of real savings. cards on counters denote these spe- cials. No Mail, Phone or C.O. D. Orders can be accepted — Cool Waists Cool voile and lawn [~ ) fashion these nicely | Many styles, some Only 250 in the lot. To go quickly before Second Floor Gabardine Skirts Till Noon—$1.35 It is not expected many of these white gabardine skirts left at noon Wednesday. Faney pockets and pearl buttons add at- Organdies are coin dotted, and the col- lars, vestees and sash piping are of- same material in white. --Second Floor, Then back they go to prices. Early shoppers have Blue dis- Noon—$1 aists. noon. will be to skirts ractively — 35 MAKDA LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT TOU NEED—A WORLD WANT’ WELL A \AND FIND a Reproduced tm line from tual photo- graph Nestlé Permanent Hair Wave in ringlets in curls in waves by Nestle’s experts Absolute Safety and No Kink Perfect Comfort During the Waving Remember—All Work Is Guaranteed Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings Phone Vanderbilt 9086 or 4113 for Appointment. Or Call. Or Write for Booklet, ‘“‘Why Nestle Waving Is Safe.” Phones Mpa pone ESTLE'S Waving Pier 4113 12 and 14 East 49th Street, New York ious” SB Nort West Conner Sorry Ave a5 Back to the Old-Fashioned ‘ August Furniture Sale After five years, this semi- annual sale event again of- fers most tempting oppor- tunities for Fall house- furnishings, Porceloid Side Icer 15% to 50% OFF Bear in mind that these reduc- are savings levels on fresh merchandise, will be found in all our depart: ments. BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 25, AT 8 A.M. , CREDIT— generously, if you desire it. Hygienic; Solid Oak; Por- Food Compartment; illustrated, Four-Piece American Walnut Dining Room Suite Queen Anne Period, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, $2790 Serving Chest and Dining Table, 48-inch, 6-foot ex- ustrated. . tension; 4 pieces, a * 7 Lilioiy Tatle In Mahogany finish; large drawer; 32 1 50 as illustrated Mahogany frame, upholstered in Imitation Leather; makes a full size bed when open (this include mattress); as Lift Right Off! No Pain at All «a APPly a few drops of Freezone’’ upon that bother- some corn, instantly it stops hurting; then shortly you lift that sore, touchy corn right off, root and all, without the slightest pain or soreness, End Any Corn or Callus Tiny bottles but few ecnts-