The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 11

$990 semen © SHIP 4,000,000 SAND BAGS TO STAY MISSSIFP FLOOD River Now at Unprecedented Stage in Years—Using High Water Locomotives, WASHING’ million sand ba ipped by special train from Schenec' ¥., to-day to points along the Mississippi River, where the water, reaching an unprecedented high stage, has caused serious damage to property NEW ORLEANS, April 20.—The Mississippi River passed the highest stage ever recorded here early to- registering feet, one-tenth ‘of foot higher than the record of 1912 The local Weather Bureau says the river will reach 23 feet about May 10. Officials of the Yazoo and Mississ- ippl Valley Railroad said to-day that only the largest engines could be used ever the main line north of burg, because of a continuous stretch of 35 miles under pr, The boxes of these engines are higher than the water line, Trains are running late, Water stood two feet dee} Levee Street, of Vicksbury cks- fire in the wholesale district The Royal Route Company, which packets between Greenville and Natchez on the Mississipp! that all schedules will be deci: 4s scon as the boats arg needed for relief work, —— MINERS SEE HOPE e IN WAGE PARLEY Anthracite Conference Will Drop Minor Details and Dis Pay Scales that the several week Nation in tl anth ite wage scale Brviereu being held here is now at an end They base their views on the an Bouncement by muel D. W nev, Chairman of ite Opera tors’ Policy © the wage demands Workers of Americy up for consider ec tl of th weet Ur Jepresentatives re garded Mr, Warriaer's expression us +m mont wold velopment Union lex e been lent re gardin ot the workers on the ess made the eenter- ence. They ed to-day, however. that in the Pennsylvania coal fields the m have been restive and dis sativt wpparent d tion of operators to face issu News of the intention C Haren hande Kills Moths. PREVENTS MOTH DAMAGE for one full year—GUARANTEED! “Just Spray”’ At Drug, Dept. and Grocery Stores, MOTH PROOF PRODUCTS Corp, Broad St,, New York Let Caticora Keep Your ‘Skin Fresh and Young Daily use of the Soap keeps the skin smooth and clear, whiletouches of the Ointment now and then pre- vent little skin troubles becoming ‘a Talcum is ideal for ering and perfuming. Semple Bash Freshy Mal, Adidrsan: “Oatlenrs Lab oriancDeye tT old every Soap sic, Ointment tb nd $e. Taleum ie, ‘uUcure Seap shaves without mug. to-day in} == WRECK SURVIVORS SPEND LONG NIGHT ON LONELY BEACH Five Men and One Woman of Camden, N. J., Had Aban- doned Sinking Schooner. (Special to The Evening World.) CAMD! N. J.. April 20, ve Cam den men ar woman narrowly escaped death when the two-masted schooner Helen M, Fairland sprang a leak and sank off Nantuxent Point, near the mouth of Delaware River, Monday night. The party, which haa arrived In Camden, was comprised of Capt. The- odore Whildin, who ts a brotier-in of former Councilman John Dankl Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wentzell, George Price, Samuel Parker and John Smith, Mrs. Wengzel, wife of a member of the crew, was a cook aboard the Helen M. After abandoning the sinking schooner, the shipwrecked party rowed away in a small boat and landed on a lonely beach in an isolated part of South Jersey They passed the night there without *[ shelter, but carly Tuesday managed to signal the schooner A. B. Newcomb of Vineland. They were taken to Port Norris, where they made connections with a train and arrived home by rail. ae AGENTS BARRED OGDENSBURC OGDENSBURG, 8. April Book and magazine subscription golic tors are barred from Ogdensburg under an edict issue by Mayor Lynch las: nigh The Mayor's action followed a police/court hearing In the case of two book canvassers who posed as dry at a dance here Monday night nook From 20.— Is a Simple Truth Hard to Understand ? Same » facts to remember when you buy shoes THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APR, 20, 1922. 80,000 Blooms A Riot of Color InCentral Park Bulbs at Plaza Gift of Holland Through Fifth Avenue Association Nareassi, jonquils, hyacinths, dat fodills and tulips, 47,000 blubs whic! will produce 80,000 blooms, the gift of the National Association of Bulb Growers of Holland, are to-day in full bloom in Central Park, near "J Fiith Avenue and 59th Street, in the arden surrounding the Sherman tue and the Pulitzer Fountain ‘ark Commissione Francis D, Gal- latin said there will be flora for the next month continuous To-day it is yellow, to-morrow it will be low and blue; then there will come blue with a blush of pin which will change to salmon with deep red, and after that it will be a riot of cok ‘These blooms will be the forerunne to a gigantic display of Darwir tulips in color combinations of purp’ and yellow, old rose and lavender violet and cherry. A variety of tulip called shell pink ever flower, The gift was ‘lamingo, will show the purest any produced in made to the through the Park and Suares Com- mittee of the Fifth Avenuo Associa- tion, members of which supervised the work of planting and protecting the bulbs during the winter. WW: the price of a shoe is no objection—quality offers no problem. When low price alone is the factor—the style is often dubious and the value questionable. Where is the line between paying too much—and getting too little? Last year 750,000 New Yorkers found the answer. They learned this simple trutig—that at the Blyn Stores a really reasonable price buys the newest style shoes of unquestionable quality. Says Music Should Be at Disposal te York announced to-day in a eireul all banks in the Second District that from May 1 to Sept. 23 It will open and close in this cit falo by local time, vanced one morning, HYLAN PROCLAIMS A MUSIC WEEK of the People and Education Made Possible. Mayor Hylan to-day issued a proc- lamation on one of the arts—music. absorbed by ntion.”* e hold,” the Mayor says, music should be at the dis the pjgople and that musical educa- tion should be made possible for all those who desire it. “The study of musie should be en- onl 2 portion of our hat he w cvound down by circumstance or their own folly, New York City is head- ng for primacy in things musical and should soon annex the proud dis- tinction of being the music centre of |— the world," by — DAYLIGHT 8A PpE AL BR The eral Re: Bank. of N to eral Reserve and But+ Il be ad- which hour at 2 April 30, fli 2351 It's, an ever-widening circle. Hd-Up he tyyned back It. robbers a hand o'clock Sunday | before the In1g21 750,000 1922 1000,000 Wanted! eite Which Held Up Trucks Placed om Trial, PLOT BY BAND ALLEGED IN $100,000 SILK THEFT} DEBATE ON TARIFF Two Charles Hillyer and Charles Richard- hery Kling ‘wutomobile, he th: on OU place One Destroyed Two Weeks’ Delay ut April 20 (Assoc! to give son, of New York, alleged members of @ robber band, and Alexander Klinger- man and his brother, Harry, of Phila- delphia, were put on trial at New Bruns a0 to May 6 as Music Week, 00, Mayor is determined to ‘democratiz John 1. Toolun, aasistant prosocutor, inusic. Ie doesn't openly cha’ said he would prove pi rangement be that music is in the grip of the gam-]tween the Klingermans and the other blers, the “lying press’? or the spe-[defendints to hold up the trucks en holds that it is » vital a force to id tie “eaten whee Kio. wolianle ler Klingerman drove one truck Kcort, 1, usually ax rid the — couraged generally, not only for its _ cultural value but "because of tts| ATLANTIC FLYERS value as-an clement in civic better- TO HAVE NEW PLANE ment. It is a beacon of hope to the ‘ liscouraged, and an inspiration to] p, as ‘ ‘ 2, ch ahd ‘Hobto imbulee to ¢hbee Portuguese Government Will Re- F Press). ‘A new hydro-airplane will be shipped y tho Government to St 1 Rocks ble the naval Capts. Sacadura ‘outinno to resume th Portugal’ val stoop Carvalhao Aro Probably it will, be at te alrmen can ght to Ilo Jane Customers The three quarters of a million Blyn customers means quantity selling, better values and lower prices, coming—and is adding a quarter tomers this spring. Which enables values at st JI lower prices. Step into the circle to-day. Visit on This keeps fhe old customers of a million new cus- us to give even greater ¢ of the 15 Blyn Service Stores. You'll find exactly the newest style of shoe you have in mind—thoroughly well made—at an astonishingly low price. in Blyn Stores, 1c, Louis heel. paeessent coltskit' 5 WEST SIDE STORES lor W 24 West 125th Street. Gth Ave. and 27th Street. Sth Ave, 39th and 40th Sts. 55 Warren Street, EAST SIDE STORES 3d Ave. and 122d Street dd Ave. 86th and 87th Streets 150th and 81st Streets. Bowery, Cor. Broome. Jd Ave., near 18th Street 3099—Patent coltskin with grey suede “= $7.00 Tt’ Blyn Shoe ~Cut down the Family Shoe Bill t Btth St, near 7th Ave. RED CROSS SHOES are the most comfort- able shoes in the world; and as smart and trim as any shoes could’ be. For sale only 3109—Patent walking heel. grey back coltskin with military Se $6.00 4872—Women’s golf oxford, for sport and general wear. Elkslin with saddle of contrasting shade. Rubber sole and heel. Also leather sole and heel. Specially $5 00 priced at. ° 15 Service Stores gn be J, NEW SHOPPING CENTRE STORE 161 West 34th Street A FEW DOORS WEST OF MACY'S All Stores Open Saturday Evenings Physicians recommend them. They train little fect and keep them happy 'y wear like iron, Try them on a child that’s hard on s! Grp BLYN-PLAN CHILDREN’S SHOES and t hoes. 448—Russia, cherry calfskin, English toe. An up-to-the-minute completely satisfying oxford. Fifty variations in shoe and ox- fords sr om $7.00 We could add nothing more to this grade that would be of practical bene- tit to the style or wear. $7.00 to £8.09. 424—Oxford of black gun-metal calf, with French toc) Young men’s newest style model, $5.00 Enjoy the benefit of leather construction in moderate priced footwear. Solid leather soles, insoles, counters and heels (rubber top lifts). Soft, fine uppers. This line in black gun-metal and vici kid, in all shapes and styles. Also Russia calf and patent leather. $5.00 to $5.50. Shoes Delivered FREE to Any Part of the World 442 Headquarters 3 BROOKLYN STORES 444 Hulton Street, opposite Bridge Street, near Hoyt Broadway, near Greene Ave roadway, near Park Ave 2 NEWARK STORES 659 Broad Strect 100 Market Street nd Mail Order Dept Warren Street and will ks on board the two weeks their McCUMBER OPENS Senator Warns Manufacturers to Cut Costs to Within Reach of Public. WASHINGTON, April 20.—Consid- eration of the Administration Tariif Hill was begun in the Senate to-day with un address by Chairman Me Cumber of the Finance Committee. Declaring the Finance Committee majority in writing the tariff bill had}, ittempted ‘to carefully guard the in- terests of the great consuming public against any unjust charge for the things which make up their datly re- quirements," Senator McCumber warned manufacturers and others that enactment of the measure should hot be made the occasion for in- creased prices to consumers. He said the income of two-thirds of the American people waa below the pre-war basis, and that manu- facturers would have to bring down production costs to ‘within the pur- chasing reach of this vast army of American farmers and American wore pre.’ “HOLD THE LINE, OLD TOP,” PAGE TELLS ALFONSC Central Collapses When Club Secretary Addresses Speaker as “Your Majesty.” MADRID, April 20. “Would you have the goodness to ask the secretary to speak on the telephone?” ‘This mesaago, received by the page telephonist of the Military Club of Madrid, so ustounded him by Its exquisite po- Niteness that he thought one of the other boys was having a joke with him, He therefore reptied genially: "Hold the line, old bean (or the Spanish eayivalent), Ana 1't give him to you." To his horror, the secretary ad- dressed the person who had rung up as "Your Majesty Shortly afterward a message came that the page was to go to the palace » the King re- ve him a 10 B43 ~v RICKARD CASE WITNESS CAN'T GO TO HE RHOME” Elvira Renst to Remain tm Chit. Soctety Custoays © Efforts of Pasquale Fetal to Stain, possession of his daughter, Elvi twelve years old, who is held anne custody of the Children's Soqlotyg prove! fruitless to-day when Supreftte. Court Justice Dantel ¥, Cohalan. rex fused to sustain the father’s writ. of habeas corpus, obtained on the ground that he girl was filegally detained by the society. The Renal girl is a witness in one of the complaints against ‘Tex’ L. Rick- ard, recently acquitted in the Criminal Branch of Supreme ‘Court on a charge of impairing the morals of « girl The girl remains in the custody of the Children’s Soctety pending further de velopments in other Rickard cases, peseta note, saying laughingly; “There you are, old beans” a invited him to spend the rest of the afternoon at the palace with West 42nd St. Shades oO: 22 Sizes The PELHAM A new Sport Pump fe} Fully nickel plated, guaranteed; complete with detachable 6:foot cord and plug... f Complete vith 6-foot extension cord and plug a hip and back effect. Medium or 6Ib. HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC IRON-- RADIANT ELECTRIC HOT PLATE-- ELECTRIC HEATING PADS.--Absolutely, 8-foot extension cord and plug, complete . Stern Brothers: (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) Women’s Polo Coats « $32.50 For sport wear-or street wear, for extra warmth over a suit, or for wear with a frock----you can’t count the number of times you must have a coat of this sort. These Polo Coats mix the business of being useful with the pleasure of being smart. ° Distinguished by dependable tailoring and fabrics that will mean almost limitless service Sizes 34 to 48 Set-in, bell, or raglan sleeves; backs with inverted or box plaits; leather or bone buttons. Strap sleeves or regulation cuffs, With or without belts. One semi-fitted model. Materials: Camel's Hair, Brown Heather Mixtures, and-~at the same price--- Tweeds Soft Tans in light or darker shades. Sea gull and mixtures. Substantial Savings in an Important Sale Friday and Saturday of High-Class “ALPHA” Corsets Corsets that give one a correct foundation for the silhouette of this Spring and Summer, authentic in line and comfortably supple to wear. Mads of mercerized silk brocade in figured patterns or satin stripes, they may be had in medium or topless models with an elastic band, and in medium or long lengths. Straight lightly boned, according to your requirements. Pink only. to 32 $4.50 Values up to $8.50) The Comfortable Way Is the Smartest Way in “CO-ED” Oxfords and Pumps This SPORT PUMP has walked quickly into favor, for it is just as smart in appearance as ig ts a joy to wear—the originality of design and the good-looking color combinations ac- count for that. Onc broad strap, alow flat heel; sturdy, well-made and yet decidedly graceful. All Tan or Smoked Putty Elkskin with Tan Calfskin trimming. To meet the ever-growing demand for Sport Footwear, we have a wide variety of other models in every conceivable style and coloring and for every sport costume. Saddle models in Smoked Elk, Tan and Calfskin and other combinations; rubber or leather soles, $6.75 to 12.0€ Electrical Household Appliances Especial attention is directed to our many serviceable, labor saving electrical devices which conform to the needs of every modern home. Typical examples of the excellent values offered throughout our present display: nickel plated tourist $3.95 $2.00 The Tunney Portable, Burglar and Fire Alarm, Large and varied assortment of Electric Percolators, Stoves, Vibrators, Heating Pads, etc. rib ELECTRIC TOURIST IRON...Fully Invaluable to the Complete with 6-foot extension cord and plug... ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS.--Cheice of large and small sizes; 6-foot ex tension cord and plig complete, me, $5.65 West 43rd St. Third Flocr. 0 ‘O fe] $3.50 $3.75 $5.00 | Bests