The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 14

ahs fv eo. -RG Sap e eBw a, dew V dedtie en hed, GASES DEADLOCK | IN CLOTHING TRADE. Unions and Employers Both Firm as 60,000 Workers Prepare to Strike impending strike whi to be called on Nov. 14 and sects 60.900 work In the women’s we elty alone and cour the iret —" termined to system, whl and replaced » tem, \ tt establishinent of i tem: i The plete. the manufactu ' ment to-day in which that the union lead force a strike w deadiock ALE, 1 36 Secratary WEEKS GREETS Sergt SAMUEL WOODFILL © aver © naescer += declured re trying te the workers in heard rapping at a closet door, opened Jt, und his mother fell out in flames yin WOODFILL CONTENT IN PRESENT RANK at puzzl moat 1s a} found ¢ tn Mr ah “ana 4 sey Me a pouty and Free Quarters. WASHINGTON Nov, 8. — Serst. amuel Woodtill, who will represent | the infantry as its outstanding per- of the war at the burial sustain inger a union. onal hero a atrike vou unknown éoldier on Nov, 2 inge A yntent with his rating. He has Sore my ; FOUR HURT IN CRASH te ie TioRtHTy pay of $8460. H contested OF WEEHAWKEN CARS workers were out sixteen w —_ 1 " . ' ssib lity of his re- . Glass Flies When Switch Fatis to y INVESTIGATE WOMAN’S Work on Grade, jee Fee ee cay. te 4 DEATH adel BURNING, month, to which {is added four ~ | Stogles,” or longevity pay for service. iy | He ig perfectly happy in his quarters | at Fort Thomas, Ky., where he lives with Mrs. Woodfill On June 30, 1917, Sergt. Woodfili was promoted to temporary Secons ,| Lieutenant, and on Feb. 25, 1919, after e rt he{his exploits in the Argonne fighting, h to work coming down | to Capta'n. He enlisted as a private on March 8, 190: Th | North frudson Hospital at Investigating | and sent ho Mrs. Agnes| One of thi enue, New-| and the oth te, New-| necident wis son, Joseph, | fatlure of i s sterday noon,! the grade =Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping. an Extravagance = KOCHe@ & Street West, We are largest Listributors of Merchandise at Retail in Uptown New York West go on Sale TO-DAY “3434 Sizes 23 to 30 N° alone stout women, but women with medium figures can be well- \, corseted from this collection at extra- ordinary low cost. Corsets are of durable white coutil, ex- | tremely well boned; medium bust, with | jong skirt and 2 sets of hose supporters. | In the lot, also, are Dancing Corsets of flesh satin, with elastic top and good quality bon- ing;3 sets ofhose supporters. Second Floor. Just Arrived—Another Special Purchase of 5-00, 6-00, 7.00 New Fall Pumps 3.95 Black and brown calt, 3 straps. Pumps that belong Patent leather, 3 straps and Blucher. to the high-priced Black calt, 3 straps and Blucher. class. Black kid, 3 straps. Wwe —<—A—— 9 Black satin and suede strap Pumps. All sizes in One of the best shoe offerings the lot, but not in every style this year Surprising Value in This is a sale that no woman will want to miss, im'| With Four Fogies He Gets $84.60] jcrowd. The band was playing “Fail, Hall, the Gang’s All Here!" The head waiter and Mrs, Hoberg were summoned to appear before United States Commissioner Hitch- cock. been rich, There were about forty. Tie orchestra was playing some thing Nght and jazzy when three of | Mr. Merrick’s men entered and were Seized in This | lescorted to the most desirable Classy Raid |» This was because a | TotmDorvell. Broadway. table room | head waiter mbered that they |had been ther © and had won 1s that they Fammany Band Plays ‘Gang’s All Here’ as Third Avenue Jazz Palace Is Searched approva went to the 4 and had drink | which they w got the search warrant wit | brought with them Jast night When had taken their seats] and o do drinks changed Its tu Itself, was conducted last} ou Q. Merrick, chief Enforcement Officer for the und | bh they | ‘The gayest of hooch raids, with all sorts of flourishes and ruffles and with gratuitous music furnished by find we Very Special Sale of ALL WOOL BLANKETS Regularly 12.75 per pair for 7.5Q Limit 3 pairs to a customer. ‘Tammany night by R alded by a squad of eight gullty bottle escap that a few innoc too. ‘ 4 . heads saw Classy? 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