The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 21

all TSHURT IN CRASH COWBOY RAMPAGES IN A RESTAURANT THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, TROUSERS ABLAZE, DRIVER FORCED TO LEAP FROM TRUCK Pulled Knife When Atlan- tie City Waiter Bumped | Chauffeur Painfully Burned His Leg. at Wheel in Washington | ATLANTIC CITY, July 6.—Fred Market. | 0, SIX feet tall and large in pro. While sitting at the wheel of the } ¥ wee: bid Fare Dena Cran truck he was driving at Harrison and } cowboy, went on a rampage in Childs 3 a a THOR ai ] Restaurant at ‘Tennessee Ayenur NC UATE ge tac the tant }Pere Marquette Passenger]and the Boardwalk about 1.80 o'clock Hoboken, discovered his trous page . this morning, and almost caused al* fide aM , i Runs on Siding, Injur- panic, according to the police. AG (aRnnealeS iw BEEEL, awe . Masso was eating 1 sie when. 2 e Jumped to the street and ran | ing One Badly. etianso man eating at a table when a vcund with the fates enveloping } ad passing. Masso Jumped up, according | Tru kmen n in the Washington CHICAGO, July 6.—Seventy-tive|to the police, and drew a hunting| Mirket went to bis asaistanes. They Persons were injured, only one sers|Enife. The mnnager started to inten. | Pulled the burning clothing from: him fously, when a Chicago bound Pere | The collision occurred near the scene ately twenty-five before it Into the engine _ INDUS JUMP OFF SHIP AT PIER TO ESCAPE Due, Chilled, swims Back to Ship, Other Canght. After grilling him for several hours, to-day. the Hoboken I" say they found out that Bossedolle Awyudulla, @ young Hindu member of the crew boken, had vhen he told th ssaulted, robbed board from a Lackawana Railroad ferry boat. It was discovered, through an in terpreter, that awyudulla and another Hindu men of the crew, jun overboard from the City of Mont with the intention of escapi shore. The water was too the second man, and he swam back to the ship, but Awyudulla swam to the Holland America Line _ pier, climbed onto the steamship Amsterdam, and was found shi behind a smoke sta man, who turned hi mover to the Hee. Who sent him back to the City of Montreal. —— SALE OF ALBANY PAPER TO HEARST IS DENIED to for reports as “ab- * REVOMINATED, y 6.—Major Gen . Chief of Ordnance WASHIN other four year term Doesn't hurt a bit. Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- étantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gers. ‘Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” fora few cents, suf ent to remove every hard c oft corn, between the ov cor and the ; cullen without sorness rritation. . vene and herded tofether to a tmbedded in afraid to jof the smash-up of New York Central jand Michigan Central trains last year,| ¢ When thirt ven persons were killed. half a hundred safe ec Marquette passenger train crashed Uh ie into a New York Contral engine on] Toom. | Masso cut the Ne a siding near Porter, Ind., late last LM ie ciate A t aight. eof the knife, The w A The train proceeded to Chicago this Creation ty dey jmorning after the injured received i Utirst aid. i als of both railroads began an] !arge rol immediately, early to- SABIE day responsibility for the crash haa] BABY EXPECTED TO LIVE not been fixed WITH BULLET IN BRAIN The Negro cook on the dining car cael was badly scalded and was taken to al phystetans Afrata to Try to Ne- hospital at Michigan City, Ind. He nove f vas the only person reported to have] Virginla Brown, 1a @xpooted ‘ke been seriously injured live In apt e bullet which Hes] 1 Physician f in her us taken to the host suit Jed an ambulance Dr. Rumbokk 1 administere pain, He but not found eriously aul ~ of Broad Street Hospi- an anaesthetic to ease mes burned. He was pain ‘| JEWELL AND HIS WIFE Leak RECONCILED Augfant taver of Mrs. Annabelle Judge Asa G. Adams of the C nt : tourt of Domestic Relations, a «| playing near her. home L) REGORAIIR TION (HuEWaonith nger, sald the train was making) A nurse at the hospital safd tast nicht] been effected In his off y fe ou 1 e| the child was conscio 1 recognized | utter Ue filing of M txty miles an hour when It hit thel ie, ‘mother and’ father, both af whom! The couple were marrie writehy, (but was ‘slowed (to 2 ~| were constantly at her side ton, D. C.,, on Nov, 26, reenandGold 2¢ deposit ox bottles big big in eae BON BON Double Bread shopmen now on st Jewell, w ¢ / ader to Be ore of an between, the Rafl- Bir frocevies atany oneofour ey Contented eed green and gold stores James Butler... Inc. 1922 OT NO: 1 mt oe The NAMM Idcea—To Buy® for Cash, to Sell for Cash - Big Sales, Small Profits. Few Fridays have ever presented so many saving oppor tunities, for Friday prices must necessarily be the lowest in the week, even for Anniversary Sales. Also we are deter mined to do a two-day business in one, the store being closed next Saturday. Naturally, then, we have marked prices Envelopes Gowns and Envelopes | 46 Years Ago Flesh 4.6¢ Special Thay f 0. O you remember, 46 years White Values ago, how all Brooklyn laugh- . ed at the GOAT WAR which took NAINSOOK gown embroidered in pink or blue; envelope place in South Brooklyn? And just when the goats seemed to | | F ; | chemise, lace trimmed. | || have matters all their own way, | Bloomers Night Gowns - how Mayor Schroeder took them by the horns and routed them 79¢ $1.48 from the populated section of South Brooklyn. Pink batiste, hemstitched Figured or plain color crepe; | Sd ba A i fl ruftle; or trimmed with lace pretty model embroidered | insertion. and hemstitched. i Princess Slips Specially Priced $] 29 | White nainsook trimmed with lace and medallions; sateen with hemstitched top; double panel sty! Namnv's=Second Plowe [Lo @ It was in this same year that Namm's tackled the problem of a Department Store—took it by the horns, so to say~—until today, in 1922, it stands one of the | great business institutions of the | city. * Jap Cloths dis | Dish Hosier | | Misprints of $1.50 | c $2.25 ae | $1.59 | grade ) | Full Fashioned } | Blue and white figured Cloths, 60 inches Women’s Ordinarily 18c Each Thread silk stockings with double garter | square—excellent for Summer use. Hemmed and tops, spliced heels and double feet. Best Namm's—Main Floor Namm's—Third Floor colors. for Anniversary. Underwear, Usually Priced 46c at 75c Otis balbriggan athletic shirts with short sleeves and ankle length drawers. Sizes 34 to 44. Namm's—Main Floor Men’s Shirts $1.19 Values 95c gold pens tipped with excellent for vaca- Fountain Pen, worth $1.50 With 14-kt. iridium--self fillers tion letter writing. | Pens | | 5 buttons. Namm's—Main Floor Film Packs Half Price @ For Anniversary! Buy a Sum Anniversary Sale Priced! Framed Pictures mer's supply! All packs guar By the famous $ 48 anteed. essie Pease Gulman Sizes jac 07 Bessie Pease Gut Si Each dD 2 214 x 31, 27 $3.00 HERE is always a cer- 31¢x 41, 48c 5.50 tain charm to pictures ig * woe by this famous artist, We do very successful printing and you will find that it is es developing— bring your very ditticult to buy pictures iimsan. “pete yin done by her at sucha price as iin . Friday’s. Framed in antique Ss ——_ gold finish, signed mouldings, two-tone moulding. handsomely de- others in 25c Oatmeal) Wall Paper | 7e 30-inch oatmeal papers, a heavy stock, in new colorings, roll 7¢ 25c Ceiling Papers, roll 12! 44c Bedroom, Dining Room, "Kitchen Papers, roll 20c. Sold with Matching Borders, yard 10¢, Framed Pastels, $3.95 Framed in two-tone hand-carved antique finish frames. Woodland, mountain and marine scenes. Framed Mirrors (5x19 In.) Framed in gold finished moulding with 85 handsome ornamented tops. This excep- Cc Pp tional price makes this a real Anniversary ottering, one ot the out-of-the- ordinary values ae Namm's—Third loor $14.50 Dinner Sets, $10.97 | For Bargain Friday! $250 Dining Room Suite Surprising Values Al.... Only A Limited \umber For Friday American porcelain sets in nea, gold border design; set in- cludes pieces for serving as many as twelve persons ANDSOME Louis XVI design—suite consists of $1.75 Light Cut NINE pieces; mahogany finish. A large buffet, Water Sets, $1.29 china closet, extension table, five side and one arm Grape and foliage patterns; 6 chair, covered in brown Spanish leather. Great value! tumblers and pitcher. 97¢ Glassware, 69¢ Heavy cut daisy design; creamers, sugar bowls, bonbont pickle and spoon trays. $10 Cotton Vualtresses, $5.95 tor housewives, hotel yese pure white cotton filled grade ticking; in all sizes An exceptional opportu keepers and institutions mattresses covered with ¢ 5 Nickel Finish 88 White Enamel Beds, 541.66 Alarm Clocks, for Naniiy— BHC Bive s 79% Fourth Bloor Towels looped, these blue-bor dered Towels are here by the thousands | | i g Bargain Friday Presents Still Greater Values Tomorrow on seasonable merchandise to a point where they should be irre- sistible to anyone who will read and compare. tised specials and unadvertised specials, there will be many surprises, even for those who consistently shop at NAMM’S on Bargain Fridays. Summer Store Hours: A. M. to 5 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday. Both in adver Summer Overblouses Dainty Checked Voile 81.39 NE of the season's smartest overblouses combinations of Rose and white Orchid and white Peter Pan collar Blue and_ white Green and white Anniversary Sale Price short sleeves, Quaintly tied at each side with tie sash of self material. Sizes 34 to 42. Tuxedo coat model of tangerine, buff, jade, Of fade-proof, raised cord madras, with colored printed stripes. Sizes 14 to 17, + the * Fiber Silk S lustrous 46th Anniversary Souvenir Specials For Bargain Friday ‘ Rugs L23Ac | 385 and $90 Values | Seamless Royal Namm's—Third Floor Famous Skin Soap | Centre pleats, | limit will be s—Main Floor Sweaters fiber navy and henna. Wiltons, Almedia grade—8!4x10!y and 9x12 ft. sizes, at about wholesale cost. Palmolive Because of the demand for this soap six cakes to a customer, silk; Sizes 36 to 46. Namm's—Second Floor $64.50 of Artloom Namm's—Third Floor 6c Namm's—Main Floor American Grass Rugs 56 Below Half Price for Friday N this vast collection you will harmonize with your draperies. easily find a rug to The rugs are closely woven to give years of service; side borders woven through to the back, making them reversible; some have figured and stenciled borders and centres, too. Size 9x12 feet. $20 and $23 Grass Rugs, $14.95 CREX DE LUXE AND MARIE ANTOINETTE We Some can't emphasize these names cially strongly enough— they repre kind, sent the very finest males and $4 Sizes 8x10 and 9x12 ft. A super : ’ bargain! Room Lengths Wild’ $L Cork Linoleum Imported Grass Rugs, $2.24 500 rugs bought sp: for Friday—the better selling usually for $3.50 go out at $2.24, Size 6x9 ft 54¢ 8 Good size room lengths and even some Yat rolls, slightly misprinted, but otherwise perfect. splendid choice of designs. All 2 yds. wide, in Sq. yd. only 54c. $1.35 to $1.55 Inlaid Linoleum, 85c Room lengths and some full rolls; 2 yards wide, 85c sq. yd. $1.59 Wool Velvet Carpet, 99¢ Full, perfect rolls at a wonder ful saving. Yd., 99c, Full ‘1. 40 Sauce The Well-Known “MIRRO” In the Anniversary Sale Fr BVERY housewife in Brook lyn, with a housewares need, should not overlook such an a of money-saving opportunities. These saucepans are made in three-quart size of heavy alum-* inum, with cover and long handle . $1 Clothes Washer 89c¢ Vacuum clothes washers; an efficient labor-saving device. A ‘‘wash-day” joy. ed. Crepe Tissue Toilet worth $1.20 for only 75c. 50c to Floor Covering, 29¢ surtace, Mrs. SPECIAL SALE! 12 Rolls of Paper One of the very highest grades made—regularly 55e Felt rolls; perfect; enameled Sq. yd., 29¢. Nawab —tomrth Floor epans Make Ml TW5e Potts’ Irons 1.88 Set of three irons with han- dle and stand, Nickel-plat- Regular $2.39 value. 75e Nacam'e-—Kourth Floor