The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 10

| roared she would not be perinitted to| | being exhau The potic launeh with the pink curtat SEIZED LAUNCH ra pret been Ghent aes - | PUZZLE TO POLICE me, oeaTis Pur tf | OFFICIALLY AT 25 { ————— = = I ao to Slip Past Quota ts None of Bodies Were Law to Husband. page = GATES, Ta., Feb, 8.—Twenty-five st their Hives in the explosion | wrecked a part of the Gates| line of the H.C, Frick Coke Com y yesterday, according to an offt-| ouncement today, ‘Twenty- & dressy looking launch with 1 @uftains and cushions was taken wr A early to-day for inves of the manner In which it at the disposal of a pretty |! two bodies have been recovered. The} after] other three are buried under a fall of Wt through the darkness of (Ne | 1.44 and cannot be reached from the Efforts prevent und Mies cone is the fact that the girl, Dele/ been working. early today to the Edenborny », from which they expect to through to the walled-in death Bergen us‘ Ballard 1 { Miss Furbis aged her beauty fairly well pearance of the bodies, ico Launch No. 8, in command None was mu- Investigations will start as soon as Tescus Work is completed to about the bay last n: bootloggers when a was sighted snugglin side of the freighter Graf Khuen vary, which arrived ay Las Palmas, Cunary len was sure he thing—or was about police bout darted forward the with the rose-colored curtains | tilated. arate classe: explosion. police suy. | ae oe icnt | THIEVES ROB STORE night. Enicr Through Transom and Force Door im Escaping. ve} and wearing apparel of that material de) from the Benjamin Magen dfy g00ds| Accused ef Docks, ut pkiyn, and ht of. two} silhouetted against the horizon ey mounted the pi ese two | | not been caught. it the launch at the pie ly cepiered and when his companions, two } the cabin they saw a hie figure, which proved tu be thaw girl, was taken to Bilis Island, wl reported to have con 1 one of seven stowu\ six being men who geht and ‘Thursday; PHILADEL s of wetting back any of the |gn@ cattle. r $100. : and ) With & ise she understood the exhausted « Pi hem from an leading to Pitt Street falo was light. Hit ret sgt . Ey IN CLASSES: TRIED have and Avoirdupois Limit 10 DIE, POLICE SAY Set by Big Concern, Is Charge. ian, 20, Says She's 40 and! All Were Victims of Aspaysiation fodine Taken From Student) ¢°"" When Facully Decided Love ,councit that one of the largest mer- Interfered With Studies. Jence Furbish from inter.|2sclunsing those who have passed | thett fering with their studies caused Bal: | lard to attempt to kill himseif by | expert fror drinking jodine, uccording to the/lese fuk: North Bergen, N. J., police. Both are students in Beulah sere Mission, | su epects of entries in which rescue crews hi fisher Avenue and Hudson! he sion ts a seminary for preachers of | we the religious vect known in North) | classmates, and thelr attraction for| also discriminate: euch other was to strong, the police; "It is our unc that the men had} oy, that the faculty put them in sep-| concerns are taking up the same rule, Intolerable to Ballard, and in the stu: | Asa dent quarters lust night other students | men over thirty in b determine officially the cause of the! raooked u bottle of todine from his |fs serious enous! hand a9 he was ubout to drink, the| to tak Ballard was arrested and will be ar- OF $3,000 IN SILKS| raigned before Recorder Miles to. = MRS. BERGDOLL FINED | Burglars took $3,000 worth of silk*| ON CHARGE OF CRUELTY ows of the theft became |C. Bergdolt, moth this morning. Detectives of |Erwin Bergdoll, army deserters, has Inton Street Station have been |Seain been in the tolls of the law, this is time on @ charge of cruelty to animals, the case since It occurred, but|She and Matthew Grophenbacher, care- uel A. Hamel, owner of the store, |taker of evi eae danerich| ocday, Uy © would sel near here, were fines and cost for | to-day that he would sel! his |ReAr here were Mined Ae ane horses | HEAVY SNOW y BUPFALO, Feb Asjon the level and < ith thetr|deep are reported from Western New only a|ties to-day, The wind is at gate fo Ney |in many sections, The snowfall in B __THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922. OVER 35 OR 160 LBS. IN WEIGHT for Employees) he Centrul Trades and Lubor@: Couneil lust night instructed its Bx-| enEnK Committee to Investig oe ACCUSED OF ROBBING ate u FISH DEALING FIRM. Grattan charge mude by the Vaint Distrlet | Anton Blatter, No a bookkee Istein Brothe eb Jeantile houses in the city has Axed ‘thirty-five years us the age limit for employees, and not only Is deel th fe by his teachers to) mle 3 nity declining | ti ove Of fAlbh Batlara | '? Nite persons above that age, but is The the limit, ® money 02) “They b for women} ht down an efficiency | gewelty le, or some other col- | {tends tichard Waldron, |= aed | the complaint and request | signed by Thomas Mc- | cretury of the counell, that men above thirty-five! ff wid off, Several of our men| f arged i rule is upplied to otoer ae » women az well as men, person untortunate enough | ff more than 160 pounds is! inst | presenti of . MEN’S CLOTHING ly Rollers."* par! « io Philadelphia and) wh) in Maine. They ure! to weig ing that other | | Men’s Sack Suits ' at $32.00 ‘The interference grew} and it is our opinion that the threet | of unemployment for men and wo- ablis).ments his couneit e and seek | Was unayi: | Men’s Winter Overcoats (a limited number) at $38.00 UE Bed Horses ‘Mrs, Emma ver C, and of D.PricesCo. Breadvey” 29 WEST 34 STREET Fi Arevme ionable, wanted models, value in every instance. and offer exceptional WESTERN NEW) Unique Sleeves on this new Taffeta Frock 9.7. Two fect of snow fts five to ten feet | ll Madison Avenue - Fifth Avene, New York Chirty-fifth Street An Important Clearance Sale of | |imow being held on the Sixth Floor, consists of All of these Suits and Overcoats are in the fash- West 42nd St. (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) Our entire remaining Stock of MISSES’ and SMALL WOMEN’S Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. REDUCED to $34.75 Regularly to $85.00 REDUCED to $19.75 Regularly to $47.50 SATURDAY. of for this event at Plain Tailored $18.00 | | SIZES 23 to 34.—-SECOND FLOOR. Stern Brothers West 43rd St, WINTER COATS and SUITS | at Final Clearance Sale Prices Saturday TAILORED and FUR TRIMMED SUITS FUR-COLLARED WINTER COATS Extraordinary Special Purchase and Sale C/B a la Spirite Corsets High-grade, Cepeodebie, new Corsets from one of America’s foremost manufacturers, featured $2.95 Watues 1 $6) The assortment is comprised of handsome Silk Brocades in low top, topless and medium modes, some with elastic bands across top. Free hip and lightly boned, medium or long waistline Corsets with two or three sets of garters attached. BEA SO DODO DU LO DO DOLLS DOLD Frocks That Show How the Spring Style Winds Are Blowing! Here by the hundreds—in Taffeta, Canton *Crepe and Crepe Roma. $19.75 to $59.75—and exceptional value at EVERY price in the range. Frocks That Lead the Field » 825 FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE | Unusual Special Purchase Women’s, Men’s and Children’s GLOVES. Tailored or Fur Trimmed Fur Tammed fort to make ‘i tower ‘steve anything teed t ‘ice. ‘tas, » tin = REDUCED to. REDUCED to Crepes, in all the highly favored new ‘styles Made by a World Famous Manufacturer $25.00 $3 5 00 DRESSES, 2ND FLOOR LOT I. LOT Il. LOT Il. LOT Iv. A ; Regularly to $49.75 Regularly to $89.75 Regularly 10 $150.00 8 Were $1.00 to $2.00 Were $2.25 & $2.50 BE D.Pr Cee Co. As soon as we glimpsed this collection of sample Dreadvey” 29 WEST 34 STREET Ft Bene gloves and saw how fresh and perfect every pair ° was, we realized how glad our customers would be of a chance to buy at the extraordinary reduc- tions we can offer ona purchase so advantage- ously made. Every kind of glove, every length, and every ma- terial used by this manufacturer is represented in the lot. There are gloves for evening, street and sport wear in French kid, capeskin, wool, fabric, single and double silk. STYLES A Sale New York is Talking Of! OUR AFTER STOCK-TAKING CLOSE -OUT With RealReductionsup to60% Bringing the Lowest tal Known Prices on | BE DOS DOCS lengths. COLORS Complete range of colors and also black and white. SIZES 6 to 74 for women. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ COATS ‘ | SUITS DRESSES = CBOE TIES TG 7 to 9 for men. See Pages 12, 18 and 31 for Other Hearn Advertising ___ | Liereroreretarereratanenen aT ovavataraueTeletey 7200 Travelers’ Sainples of 1.00 1.50 | 2.46 Were $2.75 to $3.00 Were $3.46 to $6.96 g-clasp, gauntlet, slipovers—eight, twelve and sixteen button 1 to 7 tor Children. ‘It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World “Want” Ad, Will Go and Get It