The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 17

y $ SPIRITUAL COCAINE GIVEN AS CAUSE FOR INDUSTRIAL UNREST Don’t Teach Men to Endure ‘Work as a Curse; Make It Enticing, Engineer Advises. “Spiritual Cocaine” 1s the name stven to industrial welfare work by Walter N. Polakov in speaking to the American Society of Mechanical Wngineers at its annual meeting here to-day. “It attempts to divert the attention from work to recreation.” he said, “and is degrading because of oe | the eflent admission that work is 4 curse.” Mr. Polakov, a consulting engineer and member of the anciety, read a paper on “Making Work Fascinating as the First Step Toward Reduction of Waste.” Personal edministration, compensation methods and welfare work have failed, he declared, be- cause they have elther concentrated their efforts on the functions outside of the work itself or have attempted o stimulate the antmal instincts lone. “The creative, intelligent impulses ‘men should be given the fullest rtunity of self expression,” Mr. oPxkov added, “where the monoton- +, automatic, repetitive operations situerto performed by men are rele- gated to machines while the men as- sume the part of directors and super- visors of processes.” Inefficiency and waste now are the Tesults of restricted use of the creat- ive capacities of the workers, he said, and this loss can only be abolished { by uniting the brain with the manual functions, Mr. Polakov described a two-rate wage system he had em- ployed which “consists of a fixed rate of wage based on time and class of work, and a secondary rate of wage based on actual exercise of skill, knowledge and intelligence.” ‘Walter C. Sanders, Fquipment En- gineer of the New York Central, de- seribed the new “container cars” installed in freight use. He said the new cars, which are loaded and ' shipped in sections, expedite delivery of less-than-carload commodities, eliminating costly crating and pack- ing, reduces congestion, eliminates loading and unloading, doubles mile- age of ordinary freight, express and mail cars and are fireproof and burg- lar proof. Other papers included: “The Art of Milling," by John Airy, University of Michigan and Carl J. Oxford, Detroit: “Avoidable Waste in Locomotives 2s Affected by their Design,” by James Pattington; “Heat Balance in Stean Power Plants.” by E. L. Hopping, Philade!phia, C, W. jarke, J. H. Lawrence, W. M. McKeenan, New York and C. Harold Berry and F. B. Moreton, Detroit. ‘A. Smith, Superintendent of the General Electric Company, Schenec- tady, urged the Government to es- tablish a national saivaging service. The annual meeting this year has rl Cc. Been confin’l to the question of waste in industry ond engineering. DRY NEN, BEATEN RETURN AND SEE $4,000 NBO Jersey Hotel Raided by Two Officers, One With Arm in Sling. Prohibition Enforcement Agent Ei- ward MoMahon, with his broken right arm in a sling, and Cornelius Scott, colored, another agent, marked by the blows of many fists, led United States Marshal Quinn of Jersey City this morning to the Arlington Hotel in that city, and the place was searched by warrant. Liquors valued at $4,000 were found under a bed. Yesterday MoMahon and Scott went into the bar and asked for “a shot.” “Back room," said the bartender. ‘The two went back there, they say, and were at once set upon by @ gang. McMahon's arm was broken with a club, Scott was backed against the wall and beaten. He says a pistol was pointed at him and that the hammer clicked, but there was no re- port. Warrants are out to-day for the proprietors and the bartender, who have not been found. Other Prohibition events of the day in Jersey City are: Joseph Adelman, No. 131 Cator Ave- nue, held in $1,000 bail after the ex- plosion of an alleged still in his cellar. William Savelin, No. 183 Washington Street, arrested for possession of a gal- lon of whiskey and paroled. Thirty-five gallons of alleged gin, whiskey and alcohol seized in Paul Solkowski's saloon at No. 231 Warren Street. Ralph A. Day, new director in this district,.said to-day he. was keeping close check on the transactions of all persons buying liquors for legitimate purposes, “Our department will watch these dealers very closely,” he said, “to make sure that the liquor {s used for the intended purpose.” Prohibition agents went out on a general raid this morning and, ac- cording to their reports, purchased Wquor from fifteen persons. All were served with summonses. Twenty sealed indictments, in which, it is said, officials of the Gov- ernment, politicians, wholesale drug concerns and bootleggers are named, have just been handed to Judge Learned Hand by the Federal Grand Jury. —— LLOYD GEORGE GIVES UP VISIT TO WASHINGTON Mast Re in Parliament for Action on Irish Settlement, ‘ LONDON, Dec 6 (Associated Presa). —Prime Minister Lloyd George has abandoned his intention to visit Wash- ington owing to the early meeting of Parliament to act on the Irish <ettle- ment, it was stated this afternoon. It had been hoped earlier in the day that the Irish settlement would give him his long-desired opportunity to attend the Washington Conference, but. this hope has now been abandoned, This Really able, on file the test. workmanship. UNION , Happened ANY episodes just as remark- with Sweet-Orr, show the remarkable strength of Sweet-Orr garments when put to Rugged wearing qualities result from Sweet-Orr material, cut and If you want work clothes with real wearing qualities, make sure you get Sweet-Orr. Pulling for 50 years and haven't ripped yet! ‘SWEET-ORR = MADE CLOTHES TO WORK IN) Seco ren com Flansel Shit Werk Pony ut Ll LOO A ABARAT ADAM ADV ANB BP THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DiVemMBER,6, 1921. HIRSHFIELD TO ASK DISMISSAL OF COPS IN BRIBERY CASES immagine Two More Undergo Grilling To-Day—All’Claim They Are Innocent. Although each of the eighteen patrol- men accused by Patrolman Patrick J. Twomey of paying $1,500 aplece to Michael Burke, a saloon keeper, as a bribe for advanced ranking in a civil service examination for Sergeant has denied paying a cent, Commissioner of Accounts Hirshfield will recom- mend to the Police Commissioner that all of them’ be dismissed, This was learned to-day from a competent «u- thority. At the conclusion of the examina- tion of one of the men to-day Mr. Hirshfield asked: “Would you like to remain on the police force?” “I expect to,” answered the cop. “I don't think your expectations will be realized,” said the Commissioner, decisively. The inquiry was continued to-day by Commissioner Hirshfield, aided by Assistant District Attorney O'Neil. Patrolman John J. Griffin of No, 409 East 64th street, and Patrolman Patrick J. Clancy of No. 71 Central Avenue, Flushing, attuched to the same precinct, testified that they had never given any money to anybody for that purpose; that, while both knew Twomey, they have ho idea to how he was able in his testl- mony to give the index and seat num- bers of the patrolmen at the examina- tion Aug. 6 last. They were positive they had not given the numbers to Twomey or to anybody else. eee EX-CONGRESSMAN LEONARD DEAD COUDERSPORT, Pa., Dec. 6.—Fred C. Leonard, former member of Congress and for twelve years United States Mar- shal for the Middle District of Pennsyl- yania, died here last night. This unusually beau- Hil pottery vase lamp from quaint, far-off Japan is, in- deed, a gift of gifts. complete Mounted on specially spun and cast gilt base with an exqui He shade of fine silk; silken ta: and fringe 22 inches ee Choice of vases in richest color- ings, Copen, gold, Old Rose, Royal Blue. A rare value! EBTABLISHED QUARTER CENTURY. 585 BROADWA TODAY AND TOMORROW 17 JEWELS Adjusted Regulated Forty-two years ago we started to sell chen'at a tremendous «vcoultls and to~ her city, ent “esértfice Jeweled movements, wit cases, for ealy 811,00. any ‘other jeweler before coming here yrhat he charges for a similar watch. Wel know that you caangt duplicate it for, # el rel ean nk You ean buy its 1 ne been carefully, tioned, tert i nd regula! The cage In 14-K. wold ‘ion and three and i» #0 siampet. it in Tick eo'fofne to Sel ed ‘acSler Jeweled ‘con he are ottortny another ssecptions| nee ally" pfs We have prepared « supp! Each movement has been | onte this: eng in any other Jewelry si! | Ne mail order filled, cea resery. or M0 fill Sebbect To teat mtthe U.S, Mints ferantged for tietime, hs ar for the i raall, messenger or telephone 0 Adjusted $ a Regulated ‘and’ tomorrow only for the Re Gials teed case eso really aleed’ movemcate in'esid fi hed feed | sold Tor n¢ least S0 vents. Whey: ae | carefully ti . ‘ =| fnied'ana Is brand new. If you. can daplt- | | For Stews fing it back and we will return your msoney—-every cent of "t,| MY. rats | 70 ren 24 | we gunrantes | None to Dealers No Mail Orders During This Sale This entire block of Dat WILL BE TORN D $3,500,000 of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, : Top 8 ° e ° ° Our entire stock of Toys ourchass! last Bedding, Linens, House Furnishings, Etc. sane rw had ny ing MUST BE SOLD ATONCE ?2———— 3 You may open an account * ‘ ith r hi ft: REGARDLESS OF COST OR FORMER PRICES ai one oF you may include : them with other g 3. $1,000,000 Will Be Sold at Our 125 Street Store Don Polimane Greeny Store $800,000 Will Be Sold at Our NEWARK Store Dall Strollers pect The Same Bargains Are On Sale at These Stores as at Our 8th Avenue Store [edhe repaid , isieel 1B The cost of moving this enormous stock would be prohibitive. In order to Ponto Dobe Ge fA Kid dispose of it quickly we have reduced prices to almost unbelievable levels. Motal Kitchen Cabinata OUR ENTIRE STOCKS OF GIFT ARTICLES, TOYS, ETC. ARE INCLUDED Megan vires aiarmad Siloerware, Cutlery, Clocks, Domes, Cut Glass, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Pictures, Lamps, Etc. i dosool Tediy Eeare Toot Chants Noah's Ark Ladwi $48,000 of High Grade 724 Bedroom Suits Lhe Shecfi uadwi g DINNER SETS Regler Price Site Price 3 Hand Care Milk Wagons B a: Hy ee aoeratande ot ta Mahogany Bedroom Suits, 3 pieces... $200 $119.89 Furviture Sete ped ell aumann s stork pattern ne 10.49 | Walnut Bedroom Suits, 4 pieces...... 525 384.67 [esa al beg a Carpet Sweepers F 5 $25 %5-pe. Porcelain Sets.......16.89 | Mahogany Bedroom Suits, 8 pieces....1100 654.24 Stufied Animala ‘Typewriters Liberal Credit. Walinut Bedroom Suits, 4 pieces...... 330 196.87 epican deen tcie losicrg enables you to buy $5 $1 Corn Brooms, good quality....50e | Mahogany Bedroom Suits, 4 pieces... 875 527.49 Needle Werk Sets Plush An'mals or $5,000 of the bargains a5 Gh sete Domes Walnut Bedroom Suits, 3 pieces. bj a 159.49 fee Pree eet gine 4 this sale aod pay Ke Mahogany Bedroom ‘Suits, 7 piec 569.98 Awl bumdrete '4l elles em in all weekly . Toys for Boys and Girls $75,000 Baby Carriages, payments. Bedroom Suit Here Are But a Few You need not disturb Pullmans, eoareee Fetes Waleut fnash tH fiver ¥ Examples of the Bargains, odes Saath Bat payment $125 Wood and Reed Pullman. 54.00 DOLLS —your purchases will be de- Walnut Bedroom Suits, 3 pieces. 298.34 bactdl a = lostekery he livered - immediately—then [x50 Imitation Cuckoo Clocks ~.696 | Walnut Bedroom Suits, 4 pieces. 144.87 ay ° + pay the balance in smal Mahogany Bedroom Suits, 4 pieces, 498.49 1.49 to 24.98 monthly payments. 2 Carloads Walnut Bedroom Suits, 3 pieces...... 189.24 3% Rocking Hortes........se+se00+ $ Aluminum Ware Walnut Bedroom Suits, 4 pieces. 385 234.67 — Fles.ble Flyer 10 DEPOSIT 18 poy peg | 1.98 | ry Bedroom Suits, 9 pieces. 1400 849.78 Delivers Your Purchase of Sit een oe ‘ ee © $200 698 Dining Room Suits Y $75,450 of Ranges, Regular Price Sale Price of Furniture and Housefurnishings Heaters and Cookers Walnut Dining Suits, 3 picces..... $450 $249.34 Fee reps Seat $35 Coal Ranges Mahogany Dining Suits, 4 pieces... 750 459.94 HH ee beet Jacobean Oak Dining Suits, 3 pieczs... 400 274.89 im Pare Oa Mahogany Dining Suits, 3 pieces... 525 384.74 Our Liberal poh lee Walnut Dining Suits, 10 picces.... 675 414.98 Cre dit Terms 5s Walnut Dining Suits, 4 picces..... 437 =: 289.67 Fn Lcaweawes win wes WEDD : On $ 35 Purchase 50a Week Jacobean Oak Dining Room Suits On$75 “~~ $1.00 A Few Ext i ae 4 Our Upholstery Depart- oie ne: Si (Three Pieces). Reg. Price §250. | 49.89 penamel ment Offers a Malttiode Onsz0 “$3.50 Poo agnized Coal Scuttles... 59) Jacobean Oak Dining Suits, 4 pieces 250 174.56 Cabinets of Gilt — ore teem a eee $) Galvanized Garbage Cans...” 85 | Jacobean Oak Dining Si its,3 pieces 200 129.98 pheaia at ods) lady) bt alain Fo ah are vie Roasters, 133) Walnut Dining Suits, 3 pieces..... 450 249.34 Lace Bed Sets Contr Jacobean Dining Suits, 3 pieces.... 325 189.49 Couch Covers View and rand $5,150 of Washday Walnut Dining Suits, 3 pieces..... 1000 599.49 Comforters Table Seer Searte 1,875 Enamel and Brass Beds $3,500 of Toilet Sets Manicure Sets, Silver Service Sets at Greatly Reduced prices $30 8-Piece Silver Plated Mani- cure Sets, including case... $19.48 $25 26-Piece Silver Plated Service Sets, with . 15.79 AE CAA GR GR RR Heate: : $5 DEPOSIT Delivers a New 1922 Moze! $100 Genuine Victrola Pay the balance in smal! monthly payments No interest added onor, We have a complete line of Victrolas and = Sonoras. RVR PRI RS ‘Ludwig | [is West 125 = we ove SrERRY GOLD STAMPS Necessities 2 Willow Clothes Bask en) ° P $12.50 White Enamel Beds,...$8.49 #5 Calanuel Wah ‘its sts] £197,000 of Living Room Suits “Gi Temondinn rice Redoains 10.67 ighton, Wringers. 5.49 Regular Price Sale Price 14.9% $6 El 1 i $19,500 of Linens, $2900 Ivory Enamel Bec 19.33 § Garon ron i a 238 Living Room Suits, 3 pieces..... . $110 $69.49 pareene Curtains, Draperies, ‘Ete. A00 Brienne 184s | | Rot Cope dais 138 Eee Table Tr ! rass * 24, in, uitS, cees he Pay Bise Bee anne j qa’AlagnClocis A Leather Living Room Suits, 3 pieces 260 159.67 | drawers ss we Velour Living Room Suits, 3 pieces 375 224.89 Dl ain $7 Perfect Oil morgue eninge reine a en ee ea ae Sem Ae LA ct ain now occupied by our 8th Ave. Store, 35 to 36 Street, i QR GER aeua WN to make room for our new | 2-story building. 3 — - "§ $12 $9,500 of Blankets and Comfortables $12 Heavy Woolnap Blankets... $8.98 Tapestry Living Room Suits—Sofa, Arm Chair and Wing Chair. Reg. Price$200 FBS. i 124° an Pillows are Included & Cash or Credit In beautiful Oriental and Floral designs, suitable for any room. $2 Candlesticks, $30 Writing Desks $20 Smokers’ Stands, . SINGER SEWING MACHINES $63,000 of Refrigerators | Damask Living Room Suits,3 pieces 400 249.24] Of | | #10Sikoline Comfortable... pi Lt Fepised Anetra House styles: | Tapestry Living Room Suits, 3 pieces 575 349.89 ea in every shape and size. a $20 Lift Top. »..$14.49 | Velour Living Room Suits, 3 pieces. 650 398.87 Pris Apartment House Style... 29.50 | Velour Living Room Suits, 3 pieces 850 $25.49 Ey Thousands of Pieces ta of Gift Furniture wollen ‘~ Special $150 Day Bed Syits 3 at Reduced tie & 9x12 Axminster Rugs thon Rater oer alt ps Included are pe Stands, ” Reg, Price $55, Reduced to ude = :. ts, ets, ; & e tresses “ $84 Genuine : $9 Smokers’ Stands,, . . $5.49 ire § f Axmi y ' ' at $27 Sewing Tables | & | oor stess ecko beter ent | yer semen coe bet $5.0] | Sacririce | Se i Mane Cowes cs Reduced Prices We ecesees van _35 TO 36 St. Block 8th Ave. |