The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 4

PP DISASTER DUE TO EXPERIMENT ~—WITHANEWEAS 850 Bodies ‘Reewend in Ruins —2,500 Injured Are Attended. led egy FRENCH r ROC i Gen. DeGoutte Opens Kitchen to Feed Homeless Explosion Victims ine Com pany blew up yesterday, It was an- nounced in Mayence despatches re- Injure, number of 2,500 had been attended, ceived here persons to the in the e compre of a new gas, the at and not been fully BERLIN, Sept, 22 fured were taken from wreckage far from the scene of the original ex plosion yesterday at Oppau, but it was feared that all those trapped in the fatal area had been killed by poison fumes, which yesterday pre- vented rescue work Piteoug scenes were witnessed in the cemetery at Mayence, where dodies of nearly two hundred dead were laid out for identification by relatives. In most instances the vic tims had }een so mutilated by the ex- plosions that they could not be recog- nized, The dire Company ve: certalned, Scores of in-|~ of the Badiseche J ina statement that information reaching the direc indicated the number of e damage from the statement said, were missing The statement declared much of the ntial machinery was litle STOUTWEAR 42 West 34th St. One Flight Up for Stout Women Dresses ina profusion of the most attractive Parisian styles in the new fall materials and epoconmiate shades, at prices which we assure you are ridiculously low, when considering the quality of the merchandise we offer. Each garment slenderized to givea pleasing illusion of slenderness. *B5 w 75 The new fall Coats and Suits are now being shown for the first time. COATS -SUITS~DRESSES- FURS STOUTVEAR 42 West 34th St. | volunteer workers tciled throug .{heim, but every window was shattered by damaged, and {t was hoped produc- tion would be resumed within a few months. resident Ebert to-day sent marks to the Oppau region as 4 con. iors blaming the Be sther enemies of Germany f aster were current, but were uncon firmed At Ludwigshafen the huge hospital and many publie t been requisitioned by >, Germany, Sept, 22 )—French ¢ night In the ruins of the Pac ) Aniline Company's war-b rn che plant at Oppau, where hundre workmen were killed by an explosion yooterday morning, Estimates of the number of dead ranged as high as 11,500 early to-day, we miles fr Mann of that cit the concussion. The shock was felt In towns fifty miles more than thr away Immediately after the blast every means of rescuing the Injured and bringing out tie dead was utilized, but several minor explosions prevent- ed workers {rom entering the grounds foralong time, Great clouds of chem- ical fumes hung over the ghastly scene of ruin. The first men to enter [the place were compelled to wear gas masks The fumes spread as far ‘las Mannheim and Ludwigshafen and] jy Canton Cre A touch of 0 relieves the ta’ The crepe weaves favored for Fashion’s finest frocks people An investigaden las been ordered the authorit t Pave visited the ruins declare there ie Little upon which a finding va ned in the nity by Mrenc h et being within | eupation, mmand of tion, went | nd immedi. He has or- | the families | rand the | High given 75,000 marks to the Workers’ Syndicate to | alleviate divtrens, | WOMAN IS ARRESTED | AS HOSPITAL BOOTLEGGER? | of was arrested to- day | THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1931. tended to heighten the fears of the| by Federal Agents on the compiaint of| Mancuso Opens Campaign Heud- oler, Commiasioner Pubite reque ut 0 a the him. at Puite School N: Tit OMfice,| Avenue and 125th Stree it was| reappointed for the t ars later. Alexander Men’s Shoes in the new Fali and Winter Alexander lasts, per pair $5.00 $5.50 $6.00 Brown and Black Shoes Sixth Avenue at Nineteenth Street were| Mancuso was appointed for an unex- derlies.| pired term by Mayor Hylan In 1918 arid full ten-year terin ( BONWIT SALE NATURAL MUSKRAT COATS September 1920 Sale Price 19 36-inch length, with shawl coll NoConnection With Any Other Establishmeat in the World WORTH THIRTY-FOURTH STREET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE GENUINE LEOPARD COATS natural raccoon collar and cuff: SCOTCH MOLE COATS Your ideas of the kind of a frock to expect for a modest price may undergo a radical change when you see these Smart New Silk Frocks Sor Women and Misses Values not to be excelled; rarely, indeed, to be equalled, are in this group of frocks featured at 25.00 pe Crepe Satin Crepe Georgette Crepe de Chine Original Sleeves Black, brown and navy models for all types of Correct in every detail, yet individual in effect Novel Girdles Colorful Facings Duvetyn Insets Sigures; to please every woman's discriminating laste 2 Nor is the price any criterion of the quality and smartness of Autumn Frocks of Poiret Twill for Women and Misses Offered in several new models at 30.00 lored duvetyn ilored simplicity on the round collar and aa facing of the bell sleeves on one attrac- tive frock. The finely twilled, smoothly woven material is tailored with a distinction of line and attention to detail seldom found except in far more expensive frocks Steel nail heads puta bold front on a stip-over that has also a novel leather belt, colored piping and three- quarter length sleeves, vA =e we SAEED ‘Lhe Spocally Shop FIFTH AVENUE: AT. 38™ STREET Prices Substantially Less Than During the Coming Winter in THE ANNUAL SEPTEMBER Which Authentically Establishes the Fur Vogue and Determines the Standard of Fur Values. September 1920 Sale Price 350.00 36-inch length, belted trotteur type with é NATURAL RACCOON COATS 225.00 SCOTCH MOLESKIN WRAPS 375.00 ‘ September 1920 Sale Price 350.00 September 1920 Sule Price 695.00 eh 36-inch length; same model in opossum. NAT. BLACK MUSKRAT COA1 September 1920 Sale Price 350.00 36-inch leagth, of richly shaded skins. September 1920 Sale Price 450.00 36-inch length, of fine selected skins. TELLER & CO. OF FURS 125.00 HUDSON SEAL COATS 245.00 15.00 September 1920 Sale Price 860,00 lar. 36-inch length, of fine selected skins. 165.00 HUDSON SEAL COATS 295.00 September 1920 Sale Price 695.00 40-inch length, of selected skins, natural skunk collar and cuffs. with 8. 45-inch length, of fine selected skins. TS 225.00 HUDSON SEAL WRAPS 450.09 September 1920 Sale Price 695,00 45-inch length, of prime quality skins. 245.00 NATURAL SQUIRREL WRAPS 675.90 September 1920 Sale Price 976. 4> and 47 inch models, prime Ulue skins. Natural Squirrel Scarfs Jap. Sable Scarfs One ski Stone Marten Scarfs One sk Lucille Fox Scarfs Baum Marten Scarfs One sk THE VOGUE IN SMALL FURS 14.50 | Jap. Sable Scarfs, TwoSkins 35.00 n 19.50 | Mink Scarfs Two skins 45.00 in29.50 Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs 45,00 29.50 | Squirrel Collars Shaw! eft:c: 69.50 in 32.50 Fisher Scarfs 145.00 The proposed Fordney Tariff Bill provides that the import duty on French Kid Gloves shall be greatly increased. Our present low prices will prevail until the adoption of the proposed increased tariff. With the demand for a more extensive glove wardrobe re- quired by the variety of the sleeve fashions, the prospect of a tariff increase should suggest to every woman, the wisdom of providing now for future requirements, Our 16-button glove described at the right, is 7.50. The proposed Fordney Rill will advance the price to 9.00, ta or Mores thin 800 Miles at..2fe Ib, ‘Ten (1 Ib. or more), 256 uarantees or Money pee by pen Saturday Until 6.30 P. ILLIES COFFEE Co. Heiween em Why You Should Buy Your French Kid PeOvES g wae rhe Pogue of Baum Marten Boas $ ‘Black & White The importance of the correct glove wardrobe is stressed this season by the new sleeve fashions and the vogue of black and white. 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