The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1922, Page 9

ficiency of Flying Machine Passenger Service in Europe Suggests Sale of Drinks Here, After Ascension Beyond Three Mile Limit. By Roger Batchelder. An interesting suggestion. is offered B, L. Bailey of Detroit, who has returned from Europe and is at Commodore. “Passenger aviation Is no longer a a there,"’ be said, ‘but Is rather ‘ m@er-ot-tact mode of travelling. _ (ping trom London to Paris means more to-day than taking the train Chicago. One air service com- ny, in fact, has started a miniature service with alcoholic drinks jose who wish them. For about 25 the traveller can get a luncheon containing four sandwiches, two .ench pastries, fruit, chocolate and ME ois of whiskey. It made whether would-be evaders \Gour drought could buy a drink (ye the threemile air limth if the a) ger planes broke the séals on bar after ‘leaving the country.’ ae Possibilities might be good on ny which went from Chicago to West Indies, for instance.”" ir. Balley declared that the most iting event in the lives of Amer- hs in Paris while he was there was the recent strike of compositors on the American newspapers. He showed copies issued during the @Moulty wherein carefully typewrit- ten items were reproduced as in the magazines issued in this country some time ago during the printing labor difficulties. i “It was an appalling possibility,"” he explained, ‘for the American to be without his newspaper printed in English, and the tourists who spoke no French stghed with relief “when the trouble finally was over, I have often noticed that while the French like their newspapers, and the English are fond of reading them when they ure seated comfortably at home, the American alone demands his news hot off the press. If he doesn't get it his day is ruined.’" - ee THE VISITING HOUSEWIFE’S COOK BOOK. Louis Zeller, chef of the Pennsylva- nia, tells how, to make home-made milk lort in this, the twelfth of a series of favorite recipes written especially for the scrapbooks of “New Yorkers for a Day or Two’? by New York's famous chefs. Ingredients—2 ounces yeast, 1 ounce salt (4 spoons), 2 ounces butter (8 spoons), 1 quart milk, 2 ‘ounces sugar (8 spoons), 3% pounds flour. Dissolve the yeast in a quart of milk which has been heated to about 80 degrees, then add 2 tea- Poons of sugar, the butter, and work in the flour, The dough should be thoroughly mixed and THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922. BORROWS SHOTGUN, allowed to rise for two hours, when It should ve kneaded and set away for an hour more. It should then be kneaded again, and after yaising for half an hour kneaded again, The ough should then be formed into a loaf and allowed to rise for bal€ an hour, when it should be baked in a medium oven for half an hour. To-morrow—Beefateak Pie Savarin, by Chef Marcel Prevot, (ek won CHICAGO AGAIN ON OUR HEELS, Chicago is going to have the most wonderful hotel in all the world, ac- cording to Ernest J. Stevens, manager of the La Salle in that city, who, is at the Commodore to-day. It will be a whale of a hotel with 8,000 rooms and everything that goes in or with them, he tells us,’ After making the Announcement in the home town Mr, Stevens took the first train for New York and is now investigating our own giant hostelries looking for tdeas. “The people of my!'town have had this in mind. for some time,’ he said, “and have agreed that Chicago was not to be deft trailing behind."" oe OPPENHEIM LEAVING US, E. Phillips Oppenheim, the British novelist, who has been taking a look at this country, packed his bag at the Biltmore this morning and started for the boat for England. He said that he had met @ great number of New Yorkers and seen, much of the eity; moreover, he likes us and our town, «28 FARTHEST FROM HOME. The “New Yorker For @ Day or Two" who is farthest from home to- day is J. G. Tepper, who is at the ———-- FonDandall, _wroaaway. Gnd Sons, _.. Strand Sth Sts On Sale This THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY a) Women’s and Misses’ 12.50 Tweed, Jersey and Tricotine 1 DRESSES ! y EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE LOT CONSISTING OF TWEEDS IN LL COLORS, JERSEYS IN ALL COLORS AND TRICOTINES IN \BVAVY BLUE ONLY. MODELS FOR STREET AND SPORT WEAR. \BTRICTLY ALL WOOL MATERIALS, PLAIN, RAID TRIMMED. SIZES 14 TO 40. | 9] West 42nd Street 36x70. inches, - 1x45 inches, . | Mf 7%54 inches... (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) $42.50 - $3.25 27x54 inches, - 30x60 inches, . 36x72 inches, , EMBROIDERED OR No Exchanges—No Credits 4 Stern Brothers West 43rd Street Announcing a comprehensive showing of ‘New, AMERICAN-MADE RUGS || which adequately provides for every need of the city home or country mansion in sizes, qualities and designs. Large assortments of PERSIAN, EGYPTIAN ‘and CHINESE patterns in rich, mellow colorings. } , Size 9x12 ft., 9933.75, $45, $54 } SCATTER SIZES (many to match above) $6.75 to 9.75 | Size 8.3x10.6, $31, 42.50, 49.50 $3.75 to 4.75 @4HEAVY WILTON VELVET RUGS (9x12 ft.) $35.00 | PLAIN REVERSIBLE CHENILLE RUGS $63.50 NW Bees grade, $50.00 fermy'erade, $42.00 i Two-tone Reversible Chenille Rugs Scatter sizes. Combinations of Taupe, Grey, Blue, Rose and Black. . + + $6.00 . » $8.75 McAlpin. His home town, Buenos Ayres. is about 8,000 miles from Broadway. - > . COMMUTERS HELD UP Truckman Captures One of Two BY POLES ON TRACKS Traffic on Harlem Division De- layed for 45 Minutes, Three telegraph poles, thelr founda- tions loosened by last night's storm, blew down and across the Harlem Divi- sion tracks of the lines this morning east of Brewster, | h' putting one train out of commission and delaying traffic from half an hour to forty-five minutes. Train No. 8, leaving Brewster at 7.12 o'clock, was withdrawn and ers transferred to No. 30, which makes up at Brewster at 7.30. This train reached late, Several thousand passengers reached their desks in New York City late“as a result of the tle-up, WASHINGTON, March 8.—Alexander Matherne, an American citizen, was murdered at Los Naranjos, State of Vera Cruz, on the night of March 5, the State Department was advined to- day by Vice Consul Hickerson, at Tam- pico. The despatch stated that the pss sailants were unknown. West 42nd Street FINE Witnessing from the seat of his truck the robbery by masked highwaymen New York Central]of the owners of a truck ahead of Bridgeboro, Fred Sclalzunger, No, 921 Jackson Street, rowed a shotgun from a farmer, chased the thugs, and, after a run- ning fight, captured, turned over to the police one of the Grand Central nearly forty-five minutes | alleged desperadoes, chael Barbaggala, a Burlington gro- sapeennselilipaeaeaees. cer, and his.cousin, Alfo Contarella, AMERICAN SLAIN IN MEXICO. [both of whom wero beaten uncon- scioug with -blackjacks, gaid he was Nicola Juliano of Phil- adelphia. . The second thug ts still at large. County officials helieve they may bes finplicated in the recent shooting of two Palmyra policemen. i Stern Brothers Complete Suites and Separate Pieces of Specially Priced for the remainder of this week GETS HOLD-UP THUG Robbers He Sees Beatin, , uh Sane net t Hoadqua Their Victims, LAMpS ty RiKTURES BURLINGTON, N. J, March 3 — | ROM the Froriens 99 { comes this beautiful idea Complets in a Japanese - floor lamp with its six- im on the Camden Pike below Philadelphia, bor- foot highly polished stand and artistic shade with silken fringe. A won. drous ‘variety is here, at unusually inducive prices} disarmed and Also more than 1,000 Fis tures hung and lighted. All at unusually low prices, + hONDON At the County Jail the prisoner ] angwares LRG ndon. og 583-587 BR Retaeer Movhton Since Sweets Victims of the hold-up were Mi- (Between 5th and 6th Aves.) West 43d Street FURNITURE 5 Side Chairs and 1 10-pe- Mahogany Dining Room Suite $325 Heppelwhite design. 3-pe. Living Room mahogany base; upholstered in mulberry damask ; re: versible cushions, » . . - 3-pe. Living Room Suite in Tapestry with spring arm and reversible cushions 3-pce. Chamber Suite in Antique Ivory,. . . . . 4-pc. Chamber Suite in Mahogany. . . . . fe} Hand-Scalloped, Ha LUNCHEON SETS of edged with lace; 13 pieces to Centerpieces . . Tea Cloth. . . gach, Tray Covers . . each, Centerpieces + + each, Luncheon Sets (13 POS.)eo00 1o-pc. DINING ROOM SUITE (as illustrated). American Walnut or Mahogany; Chippendale design; 78-inch Buffet, Latticed Silver Cabinet, Enclosed Setver, Oblong Exteasibit Tablé With’ 48x66-in: top; Living “Room Furniture Suite Four-Post Colonial Beds, twin size, A Sale of DECORATIVE LINENS Presenting Values of Unusual Importance for Thursday. FRENCH HAND-MADE CLUNY LACE TRIMMED LINENS each, 4,25, 6.00 MADEIRA LINENS DRESSER and BUFFET SCAREBS, each $2.95, TEA or LUNCHEON CLOTHS, each $5.25, Irish Pure Linen Tea Napkins, hemstitched, . . $4.75 and 5.75 dozen $575 10-pe. American Walnut Dining Room Suite $355 Queen Anne design. Arm Chair; seats tovered in Tapestry, 10-pe. Mahogany Dining Room Suite (Inlaid) $475 Sheraton design. with 3-pe. Living Room Suite upholstered in taupe or brown mohair with _ reversible cushions . 2 1 wee $450 $475 3-pe. Living Room Suite in tapestry or velour with reversible cushions . . . $235 Chamber Furniture $250 $275 $175 4-pc. Chamber Suite in FrenchGray, . . . « $375 $400 4-pc. Chamber Suite in American Walnut. $35.00 10} nd-Embroidered and Lace-Trimmed assortments, Pure Irish Linen+-Centers daintily the set; AA oO Se $4.95, 6.00 Dresser or Buffet Scatts.... Luncheon Cloths . 1,95, 3.50 4.25, 4.95 each, 11.50, 20,00 35c, 50c Boudoir Cushion Covers... 1.50, 2.25 1,50, 1.95 Guests’ Towels . each, 1,25, 1.95 6.50, 7.50 Tea Napkins . . doz, 7,25, 7.95 4.95 12.50 MAIN 11OOR TABLES (Se | Special Sale of 300 TAILORED TRICOTINE SUITS At $25 (tata IN A VARIETY OF THE NEWEST SPRING MODELS! SPRING FROCKS in Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Drapella, Roshanara, . Covert Cloth Crepe ¥ enh . livia, Satin Face: $12.95 to $35 $9.95 to $35 Our Own Make Rye Bread ',27*| putc Sweet or Sour Rye Made ; From Pure Rye Flour A Loaf CHOCOLATE COVERED GINGERBREAD—Nave you ever tried this gingerbread? If you have not you have no ides how delici itis, § what 4 piquant flavor it-has, because it isn't like any other ginger- pS bread you ever tasted—unless you know the old Southern recipe we have for making it. With a 4 “2 taste that is wonderfully appetisin, and with a dellelous frosting. In loaves weighing about one pound, special 18c 0 lowf, ie EB} Our Own Molasses Fruit Cake—Prepared from raisins, citron, walnuts and spices. Baked in special size forms, about 3/4 pounds each. 44c each FRESH BAKED FRUIT PIES—Baked fresh every day in our own § bakery; beautiful brown crusts, light, flaky and inviting, filled with J fruit. Each pie weighing about 2 pounds. k LEMON Adc RAISIN PINEAPPLE S4c PEACH. ||) GOLD CAKES—Vanilla or Choco- — FANCY POUND CAKE— late; made of pure ingredionts, Plain, 296 Ib special . IAs. 0a: Raisin, 34c Ib. PBL DANISH STYLE | PASTRY ‘Nut and Raisin, 44c Ib Made by our expert baker. Citron, 4dc Ib. Fe each Walnut, S4c Ib. ‘ho OR VANILDA OUR OWN JELLY FILLED -Pure and _whole- > * DOUGHNUTS—Pure — ingredi- Te each ents tised, At (doz,) 44¢ Delicatessen California Camembert Cheese ‘The famous “Camembert” type Cheese, made by the “Cantel French” ‘Cheese Factory of California. Compare its quality with the finest imported. A full cream cheese of high quality.-. We recommend this cheese to those who appreciate a rich and nicely flavored dairy, prgduct, Put up in 7-ounce boxes, a as ‘ 49c a box a A Special Sale of Genuine Imported Sprotts in pure is) Olive Oil or Anchovies Spiced. We have just received a shipment from Riga, Ostsee—the first shipment to be received in many years. Packed by Arnold Sorensen. Ei None superior in quality; packed in tins containing 12 ow. this sale, dozen, $3.96; ea. 34c ‘OLD FARM STYLE SCRAPPLE SMOKED FINNAN HADDIES Bg Made according to an ald aaeher smoked haddies, of He ed ree Spiced and #ea- fine flavor. An appetising dish 154 —~broiled, creamed or made into IB asalad. Special, 19¢ Ib 1 1Eq and fried to a golden COLY/MBFA RIVER SALMON— ki brown, served with syrup A choice product. 69 Ib | and fried potatoes, scrapple is = =-GENUINE SMOKED WHITE- 11) | delicious. Special at c Ib FISH—Rich and of fine flavor; 8, excellent breakfast dish. 39%¢ Ib, GENUINE IMPORTED HOL LAND SALT HERRING, 6c ea SPECIA ROQU Prime quality, fine gra IMPORTED EDAM CH. E- Rich and piquant flavor; each weighing 34 to 4 lbs., for $1.59 4 A Special Sale of Sugar-Cured Boiled Hams— Every one selected, cured and cooked with great care. Sliced, Per lb., 74c Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered ; Pears —Fitth Floor, 3sth 8 TAYLOR HAM— wae je; an appetising com- ; made of pota- toes, crisp celery and our own make of mayonnaise. c Ib, BE CERVELAT —Well spiced and 89c Ib. seasoned New Facts New Figures © New Subjects 1922 WorRLD ALMANAC NOW ON SALE 35c on Stands By Mail 50c ADDRESS NEW ‘ORK WORLD, NEW YORK CITY wihet } |