The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1922, Page 5

EMPLOYMENT GAIN IN CITIES; FARM LABORERS WANTED FIRE IN TENEMIEN Employment is inc ng stead = ily, the Labor Department stated _— ~, . to-day in its summary for June Bottles That Had Contained] tinycewo out. of 65 leading «5 sene Fi <j, cities of the nation reported in Keri sene Found Beside creases in employment, the bal. Burned Mattress. ance reporting decreases. ———— A labor shortage ay develop, Director Jones of the Employment A feud, with the immediate object] service of the Labor Department, of wreaking vengeance upon Ra-| stated. A shortage of skilled men phaclo Mastrangelo, a drygoods mer-] already Is noticeable in the build- Chant, is believed the cause of an in-] ing industry, he said, cendiary fire last night which endan- Farmers in the wheat fields of gered the lives of forty in a five-story] North and South Dakota, Nebras- frame tenement house at No. 408| ka, Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma ‘West 88th Street. Lieut, William B.| are handicapped in their harvest- ing by lack of labor, Hot weatit- er has hastened ripening of the grain, causing an unexpected de- mand for workers. Coles, Assistant Fire Marshal, inves- figating the blaze to-day, discovered two empty bottles from which kero- gene bad been poured upon a mat- tress and some rubbish in the cellar, . The police are secking two men who| basement, where they discovered the = were seen to leave the cellar shortly| mattress, It had been saturated with hefore the fire was discovered. kerosene and put against the stairway The fire was started at about half-| leading to the floor above. The in- past six in the e ng. Edward] cendiary evidently had calculated Stollmeyer of 327 Wast Forty-Second] that the draft would suck the flames Street and Bernard Sheridan of 488] rapidly to the building overhead. But Tenth Avenup visiting Owen|]he had heaped the mattress too Duggan, an undertaker, whose rooms] heavily with paper, wood and rub- share occupancy on the first floor] bish that he had expected would with Mastrangelo. When they| make a good blaze. Instead it had smelled smoke they ran to the cellar] created a heavy smoke, door and opened it. A cloud of black] ‘Then men pulled the paper and fumes struck them in the fact. wood off the mattress and dragged it They plunged through it into the cut into the street. Coward Shoe Le] adel The Wide Top Shoe for STOUT PEOPLE ‘With women one of the most popular Coward Special Shoes is the women’s Wide Top Shoe. This boot was designed to meet a condition, the closing of unsightly gaping uppers, and that end is accomplished in atrimly graceful manner, Women appre- ciate the choice of wide or semi-wide top and the plain or extension heel. Sold Nowhere Else James S. Coward 260-274 Greenwich Street, New York (Near Warren Street) WS WY AX (Trade ark ng USL and Pov Covad No Underwear is'BND Without It \ YY Uy \\ ‘Toget service, you must Ns have quality. > True economy reckons the service rendered. ty Kendall, mining engineer of New York City, who disappeared suddenly several! Pelham Bay Park yesterday and lost no days ago from his home with a $100,000] time {n asking Police Reservist Fred roll of billt and a pocketful of gold,| Fink to find the owner, Fink took the stopped over Saturday night at the] bag to the Tremont Station, where t Hotel Bennett. His baggage bore aj was claimed by Mra. Irene Dalet of No. The long service that “B.V.D." gives makes it the economical Under- wear. oe eer oy OLE MANUFACTURERS OF BUST VNDERAMEAM *D.V.D." Cost Cor Under HAY ines wad Rage beneeh Bivwore ase tes parma, “BLY.D" Sleeveless Cloned Crotch Union Suits (Pat. U.S.A.)Man's$150the nuit, ‘Youths’ $1.00 che suit. MACHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, | TINSMITHS, . ELECTRICIANS CARMEN and LABORERS Wanted, for steady employment. Standard wages | authorized by United States Railroad Labor Board, | | APPLY TO ‘Central Railroad Company of New Jersey C. E. CHAMBERS, Supt. Motive Power & Equip., JERSEY CITY, N.J. THINK A. C. KENDALL |®"#cure. telepnone ome dinctoned that no Dr. Kendall resides or has offices In WAS IN BINGHAMTON | '"*t ctty Mr. Kendatt applied for accommoda- tions at the hotel at 11 o'clock Satur- Registered at Hotel] dy morning, going directly to hia room and leaving a half hour tater, Saturday May Have Been | stating he was going for a walk, He Missing Engineer. ‘Specin! to ‘The Evening World.) BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July 10.—A]car, operated by a colored chauffeur. man registered as Dr. W. C. Kendall of — retired at 10.30 o'clock, At 10 yester- day morning he rose, dressed, paid his bill and departed in the direction of Johnson City in a handsome touring > HONEST MAN FINDS $30. Joseph Seicauect. No, 402 Bast 24ti reet, found a handbag with $20 In but believed to be Alva © label, Investigation at the 673 Mott Avenue. NOISY BURGLARS Watchman Catches One and Shoots Him When He Four men, who, the police believe, Intended to rob a safe in the store of] to Harlem Hospital, Joveph Laustein, at No. 1816 ‘Third Avenue, made such a noise drilling a hole through a wall between @ hallway and the store early to-day that they aroused the netghborhood. When James Ross, ef No. 1679 Avenue Rowt A, ® watchman, entered the hallway, a man who later describad himself_as He three others fled to the roof. Tries to Escape. and ran toward Park Avenue. New York Man HUTCHIN: vey 1. Millet dent of the Fairbank Company of Cuba, died yesterday morning in a local hospital from Injuries he received in the Santa Fe collision at Burrton, Kan., Saturday afternoon. Nine other péraons Were Injured, thrge seriously. Peter Palumbo, thirty, of No. 444 Smith Street, Brooklyn, pounced upon him. FOIL THEMSELVES Jone watchman sundued him and. the On the way to the Bast 104th Street station, Palumbo broke away from Ross at Lexington Avenue and 102d Street fired a shot and Palumbo fell with a bullet In his left ankle, Hé was taken —_— HARVEY E. MILLER DIES OF INJURIES IN WRECK er Was En July 10.—Har- rk, Vice Prest- Thrown Back In Sealp Wound, Mr. Miller and his father before him| Clason Point, the for forty-two ‘years, Mr. Miller was returning from Los| Avenue, near Beach Avenue, Angeles to his home in Mamaroneck tyre has been fil, but was able to travel. | pital. orrnavawe UAMBS MeCreery & CO, .erusrnees ANNUAL JULY SALES of Seasonable Merchandise in every Department “THE MOTHERS FRIEND” Boys’ Sport Blouses Very Special 65e For July Sales “Mother's Friend” Blouses are well-known for their superior make. The materials without exception are woven Madras, Ox- fords and Pongees of a better quality, and the seams strongly sewn and reinforced. Of course the colors, White, Tan, Khaki and attractive stripes, are guaranteed to be fast. This is a speciahJuly Sales value. Sizes 7 to 16 years. [Third Floor) Hurd’s Boxed Stationery 39c 60e¢ 1.50 These ‘boxes of Hurd’s fine stationery contain . 24 sheets of plain or novelty paper, and 24 envelopes, in some instances lined with attrac- tively colored tissues, They are exceptionally pr.ced for the July Sales. [Main Floor| French Wilton Rugs - 9x12 feet. 97.50 8.3x10.6 feet, 89.00 6x9 feet, 61.75 36x63 in., 15.00 These discontinued patterns will be sold while they last during. the July Sa'es at the lowest prices in years. July Sale of Oriental Rugs Antique and Sizes 3 x 5 ft. Semi-Antique 39.00 to5 x 8 ft. (Eighth Floor) Summery Cottage Dresses July Sales Price 4.95 Fresh, cool and summery are these cottage dresses of checked or striped ‘Tis- sue and dark Dotted Swiss, with their White Organdie collarsand cuffs. Some are tastefully sim- ple, others attractively paneled. [Third Floor} Zs A Half-Price Sale of *Master-Made”: Furniture * (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) Odd Pieces and Discontinued Suites to be Cleared Ten-piece solid Mahogany Dining Room Suite. formerly 595.00 295.00 Ten-piece solid Mahogany Dining Room Suite. formerly $95.00 197.50 Ten-piece Combination Walnut Dining Roem Suite. formerly 475.00 237.50 Ten-piece Enamel Decorated Breakfast Room Suite with refectory Table. formerly 875.00 437.50 Ten-piece Combination ‘Walnut Dining Room Suite. formerly 569.50 284.75 Four-piece Mahogany Chamber Suite with glass tops. formerly 900.00 450.00 Five-piece Combination Walnut Chamber Suite with twin beds. formerly 595.00 297.50 Five-piece Combination Mahogany Chamber Suite. formerly 595.00 297.50 Four-piece enameled Chamber Suite. formerly 185.00 97.50 Eight-piece Chamber Suite, decorated enamel, formerly 1550.00 775.00 Seven-piece Gray Oak decorated Breakfast Room Suite. formerly 189.00 94.50 Seven-piece Gray enameled decorated Breakfast Room Suite. formerly 167.50 83.75 Five-piece enameled Breakfast Room Suite, table and four chairs. formerly 88.00 44.00 Five-piece enameled decorated Breakfast Room Suite. formerly 225.00: 112.50 Three-piece Mohair Library Suite. « formerly 595.00 297.50 Three-piece Tapestry Library Suite, down cush- ions. formerly 495.00 247.50 Two-piece Mohair Library Suite. formerly 400.00 200.00 Three-piece Mohair Library Suite. formerly 495.00 247.50 Three-piece Tapestry Library Suite. formerly 225.00 112.50 Mahogany Davenport Table. formerly 57.50 28.75 Combination Mahogany Davenport Table. formerly 50.00 25.00 Library Table. formerly 95.00 47.50 Cane Rockers. formerly 54.00 27.00 Parchment decorated Davenport Table. formerly 95.00 - 47.50 [Seventh Floor] Solid Mahogany Floor Lamp Stands July Sale Price 7.95 These floor lamps .of solid mahogany are in either the natural mahogany finish or black and gold or gold and black finishes. Each is equipped with six feet of silk cord and two 40-watt bulbs. Shades are not included at this low price [Sixth Floor] July Sale Quality Linens 00 Pure Irish Linen Damask Table Cloths, size 70x70 in. each, 2.90 300 doz., Irish all Linen Damask Table Napkins. heavy quality, size 21x21 in. doz,, 3.95 Pure Irish Linen Huck Towels, hemstitched. doz., 5,00 Scotch all Linen Huck Towels, hemmed. doz,, 4.20 Turkish Bath Towe!s, hemmed. doz., 3.00 Real Madeira Hand-Scalloped and Hand-Embroidered Linens 13-piece Luncheon Sets. set, 4.75 Afternoon Tea Napkins, hand-embroidered cor- ners. doz., 5.50 Mosaic Tea Napkins, hemstitched, hand-em- broidered corners. doz., 6.50 [Second Fleer) July Sale of “McKee Magicold” Refrigerators 27.50 This is a specially designed and patented refrig- erator, absolutely new in construction. Its heavy wood interlocking frame is airtight, and its three- piece lock seamed lining is not only sanitary but water-tight. It has a white enameled interior and exterior, and an ice capacity of 100 pounds. Size $3x19x46 in. [Siath Floor] Sterling Silverware At July Sale Prices Sterling Silver handled two-piece steak ‘sets Stainless steel blade and prongs. 5.00 Sterling Silver Deposit on cut glass Sugar and Creamers. set, 1.50 Sterling Silver handled and Olive Wood Salad Sets. set, 3.25 Sterling Silver Salt Sets in a Gray gift case. 6 Open Salts and 6 Salt Spoons. set, 6.50 [Main Floor] GIRL LEANS FROM CAR. AND HEAD HITS POLE (Me Carm ‘The girl was taken to a police boot) with his daughter, Mra. H. B. McIn-| nearby and an ambulance was sun. tyre, wife of Major McIntyre of the} moned from the Fordham Hospital. Dr Medical Corps, when he was fatally in-]| Goldman attended her for a’ laceratioy Jured in the train wreck. Mrs, MeIn-] of the scalp and took her to the hos i were ploneera in the scale business and| Miss Suzetta Molnar, nineteen, of N had obtained many patents on improve-| 758 West End Avenue, leaned too fur ments of scales, He was sixty-two and| out and her head struck a trolley pol: had been with the Fairbanks Compafy| She was thrown back Into the car which wae going along Sound View While sitting on the inner guard ral of @ crowded open surface car bound fi Bronx, last nigh nsaesceirteee