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

* NAVY FINDS WAY [At 94 He TOLAND PLANES ONDECK OF SHP Weighted Wires Check Speed Dennis Shea, Dennis Shea of 2,000 other Voluntee: and tournament at V tion that Mr. SI fireman si the New Yor inent in 1858 and wa terson Engine Com Chrystie Street, Mai {ng sixty miles an folved. Tt has been one of the most difficult problems that confronted ox Derts since the two new aircraft car- Hers were decided on. Experiments have been conducted in strict secrecy at Hampton Roads hour has been away Volunteers, wi! me yearn. MOVING on wooden platforms Were 100 feet long The platforms and 49 fect wide equipped with ut dec}: vated tr After two r Partment ann early to-day in Linco from an open wind arted. ‘The man to get on aga A fell to his and traveling astest express train, is landed t pilot close to the edge of the platform, whereupon & hook suspended from the bottom of the plane enguges the transverse motion him around several wires on the deck. The successive) ach of the carn. wires are picked up and the increns- | 74 Pun ie eee ing amount of weight attached to the| ai) weighing 170. pe wires exerts a } speed of the plane, which thereby is brought to rest within a distance measured In feet. It is expected the device wil in’ the future be used in commercial arronantics. etfect on the ati striped shirt, a dark hat and black low and was about fort at preacher evangelist, water and fell Into the boat. Gray was od as pastor of smoking a cigarette and he thinks the fish mistook the light for a firefly. Brondy part in ligious rev N entirely new kind of k soap that by itself loos- ens all the dirt. A kind of soap that requires less of your time and strength than any soap you have ever used. ) Rineo does the family washing by gently soaking the dirt out of the clothes. Just use enough to get big lasting suds and only the Worst spote will need to be rubbed. But Doesn't Go on Night MaAPMS} Paris or the Holy Ghost A. : Fought 5,000 Fires and nine years. he Is honorary chief of the zation ho has been connected twenty- Naval Station. There no ships F ~ es frien the tear dooks necewary tor KILLED BOARDING landing purpoves and tests were made Unidentified Man Falls Try- ship wires, to a were al ag to “Get At” a An investigation made by relatives of Hauidating regardless of loss hecause— Neeiaaate tached whe the ends hung the Passenger. R. J. Bemrose of Goshen, whose friends platform Along the eneth of the . feared he might have died since he dis Platform were two wires to eulde 4 An unidentified man, crushed while/appeared five months ago, has estab plane once it landed on the dummy|ttying to get to a Third Avenue ele-| lished from a life insurance company iin passenger who hud his fist at him out of a window, died perfect it will « a fractu ull of any type He is by 1 to have been in an = landin ut with a mu on the north- The t i in, which he left ut 138th within the cont 1 Third Avenue, the Bronx. WE ARE OFFERING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC er man shook his fist at him d the platform. of the his legs and bumping his head against Ir one of hls pockets ing the words “Guard, No Se the shield were the initiaisj] em: CIGARETTE baie Delis SDS its A He wore a gold ring with Come early and choose from a No Retail Store Greatest (Bpectal to a S , the initials ‘J. D."* large selection. MIDDLETOWN, July 20.—Clarence ne % Gray of Walden reported to-day that] PABERNACLE PASTOR RESIGNS or e a Can Give Savings while on the Sawkill River last evening| The Rey. William Allan, the Scottish || 4 AO Aen “ * & large base suddenly leaped from the Monday night re- Values Like These in Years . formerly at 104th Street and He will sail Sept. It does what soap has never done before __[f 222? *4-Hedormer 468 5. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1923, ing the Th ate ¢ FIRST LAWN FETE FOR NEW CHURCH Runs With the Machine, | Begins Its Mestivities To-Night. een planned including a large efore the fete Volunteer for S y-Nine Years, Has ved Many Lives. Roman Catholio Chure new! hb of the Holy of the i be the direstor marehed with th Morton Avenue, Occanside, L, 1, Svar of the carnival. Executive imit- Ghost Will hold its first lawn fete this .: < ¢ Firemen yesterday at the seventeenth annual parad: :M nes Parker, Chairman; Yalley Stream, L.t. Comment was caused by the assor. | SO"! ie homely! Moat Chairlady; Mra © ’ . Te evenings on th da adjoining the pan, Treasurer; Mr. Joseph Vi- did not respond to night alarms, but went only to flies hted V church at 17th ie and 46th]? Within Few Feet, Roose- | that occurred in the daytim ‘ | Street, Rrooklyn tables mee v That's true,"’ said Mr. Shea. Ie i 1 I 1 fi 1} Bs Hir WY WOTOREYOLE, 1 C velt Announces. n't turned out tow night fire tH) 5:4 Has bean adtive in tore than | ("7 [MNO Stand: have hand tnchare thirty-eight, of = ~ two years. But there are some pretty Ta.” thousand fitee and hn tecoratod by the parishioners, | was taken a ate . consplenous in his bright 6 finally bi oot k near his he lore Roosovelt, Acting etary of |ninety-one HO: RACH) Wa St of tho treat UnIFOR We by William the Navy, announces that the prob-|taken t committee a a i . cw antl p ed will be neine 6 Ken 1 over his staying in nights. must get a new ha ised in paying off the nourred Togs of bringing to reat within the con- Dennis Shea has been a voluntee king at the peaked c | \ fines of a ship's deck an airplane fly- He joined {This one's the n °| Fire bop The first was burne my apie ata e night. [ had this one only | OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY |= | || pany ut wo 49 {forty years, They don't put the stuff Nhiaita y jin clothes they used to,"’ Mr. Shea has reminiscences of the ferry boat fire aboard the old General Walker, and can tell about the Crystal Palace fire, th which organi SAMUEL BLUM NATIONALLY KNOWN MANUFACTURER OF HIGH CLASS “ROCHESTER ART CLOTHES” Every garment must be sold regardless of manufactur- ing cost. No restrictions! Only the best materials and workmanship have been put into each garment because we made clothes for the best retail trade. GOSHEN MAN, MISSING, PAYS LIFE INSURANCE “L” TRAIN even im Allve But Address In Mystery. © which he paid a premium on his life t he Is alive. y was sent to the company but he did not say where ken oin Hospital from from BUSINES IN OUR WHOLESALE SALESROOMS OUR ENTIRE STOCK Men’s and Young Men’s SUITS Sold in Retail Stores Today Up to $35 low as the train on the. platform In over a closed hips between the JULY SALE These models are so appealing that you would have wanted them ‘at any price. But when you realize that they have been reduced from as high as $18 to $8.85, $9.85 and $10.85 you won't be able to resist train whirled times, crushing When the train ‘0 the tracks. feet nine inches ounds, bald, with plack and yellow blue suit, straw shoes and socks, y-five years old. shield was BOOTERY 447 Wesel 4p STRENT Next Door to the Lyrie Theatre. the Metropolitan 2 to take natant ‘als in Scotland. Men’s and Went Mer SULTS $20% $25 GENUINE “223 SUITS and PRIESTLEY MUHAIR SUITS Men’s and Bers SUITS Retail Retall Values Values to $40 to $50 “pee MOHAIR SUITS Sale Price Price $35.00 i SAMUEL BLUM WHOLESALE CLOTHING MANUFACTURER 740 BROAD WAY-—cor. Astor Place Take Elevator to the 8th Floor OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY; Pay as We Furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly Payments. SUaEN ANY E PERIOD FINING BOOM SUITE In merican ainut. Dining Table, A little dry Rinso gets even these ‘oblong or round, 48 inches, 6- cl foot extension; 4 pleces, se iilue i) at Chaire with + In a washing machine Rinso' makes just the penetrating suds) needed to get the clothes snowy| white. Rinso is made by the largest soap makers in the world, to do the family washing ase easily and safely as Lux does fine things.) It comes in two sizee—the regular size and the big new package. Get Rinso today at grocery and depart-| ment stores everywhere. Lever) Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. , Open Monday Evenings. Motor Truck Dellveries Free Within 100 MiJes of New York. Columbia Gratonolas from $30 Up on Our Easy Pay- ment Plan, August Columbia Records on Sale A Complete L f Soaking in its big lasting” suds does the hardest part BED AND SPRING OUTFIT of the washing. ined, has round 2-inch con: 9 Machines on Credit up to $110, $11.98 Nn loomingdale’S 59TH TO 60th STREET. sabe. . Shop Tomorrow ! Closed Saturday Extraordinary Value Tricolette Overblouses $ 2" Bloomingdale's ~Seoond Floor, 2,000 Pairs of Real | Women’s and Misses’ Milanese Silk | | Mousquetaire Wool Sweaters Gloves 5 1 16-Button 9 8 c per pair. Even if your vaca Length All Sizes tion wardrobe is com- These may be worn with the very short sleeves now in vogue, as they cover the turn of the elbow, re In Mastic, Beaver, White and Black. Double plete, you can't pos finger tips. All sizes. sibly resist an extra sweater at this allur- ing price. Bloomingdal Their style is the Wide Silk Ribbon popular Slip-Over, their bt is light, and to make them still cooler, their sleeves are short, a 29€ va In all the wanted shades for summer sports, White included. Belted or girdled models. Satin, Faille, Grosgrain in plain and fancy stripes. All the most desirable ribbons for Hats, Bloomingdale's—Seoond Floor. Hair Bows and Sashes. Hundreds of patterns. | Hat owe ana | Genuine Fox Furs Bloomingdale's—Main Floor. | $1 0-95 your costume. Double | tails are quite unusual LEXINGTON TO THIRD AVENUE Finished with dainty net collars and cuffs; some have self collars. They are emart and effective in colors of Jade, White, Copen, Navy Blue. Bizes 36 to 46. Tricolette overblouses in the fash- ionable ‘drop stitch” weave and are offering them at a price that is close to manufacturer's cost. 'e—-Main Floor, Decided Value In A touch of richness scarfs of soft lustrous PY | which adds perfection to ~ Men S Sh oes | quality with full fluffy ‘oar \ $4-% | at this price. You may | have one in Taupe, Lu- cille, Brown or Hudson A sale well worth at- | tending—the value is Blue. e2 yi Bloomingdale’e—Second Floor, there, and the style. | Men’s and Women’s Far sighted men will [0k ahead co fall needd land peoee up now with Underwear several pairs of these good shoes at this unusually Women’s Union ‘rh low price, Tan Calf Black Calf Viet Kid Suits, 49¢ White cotton Union English or Broad ‘Too Lasts Sizes 6 to 11. Widths A to D Bloomingdalo's—Second Floor Suits with French tape neckbands and tight or shell knee. Regular Waterproof Maline | 222s. At only 2 5e yard So much in demand now for Hats. Searfs for afternoon and evening dresses, In Black, White and all leading colors. All leading shades. Bloomingdale’s—Main Floor. ja ~ Women’s Heavy Glove Silk Vesis $139 Of heavy quality . fox silk, made in i eae style, Rein- ort under arm. A variety of colors. (A 3) Women’s Extra Size Ves! and Bloomers 29¢ ea. White cotton, fine ribbed. Trimmed with lace pes have French neckbands. In regular and extra sizes. Men's Shirts, Drawers, Union Suits, 59¢ ea. Shirts and drawers to match, are of high grade Balbriggan. Union Suits are of pin checked madras. Cut full, sizes 34 to 46. Bloomingdale's—Main Floor An Unparalleled Sale Electric Flashlights 1 9¢e complete Flashlight is exactly as illustrated and comes absolutely com- plete at this remark- ably low price. The battery is worth more than the price of these flashlights—the globe is priced almost equal to that of the entire set —s0 one will readily recognize value here, This sale will be held on our main floor. Bloomingdale’s—Main Floor, The July Sale of Hosiery Silk and Mercerized Hosiery at Prices Much Below the Usual, Featuring a Showing of Seasonable White Hosiery—Manufacturer’s Irregulars Women’s Thread Silk Hosiery, 59¢ pair Women’s Lace Clocked Stockings, $1.98 Semi-fashioned; mercerized garter tops. Black, Full fashioned; White and wanted colors. i sertion front Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose, $1.29 White and colors, | | Double welt silk and lisle garter tops; ingrain and | "| , A + silk dyed. Black, White and sad | Children's Silk and Fibre Socks, 39c Law stite! | Women’s and Misses’ Bathing Suits Pure Worsted $ 3% In and out of the water dozens and doz- ens of times without losingtheir color or shape, And they dry most rapidly. Solid colors or with fancy woven borders, Some are sleeveless, others have cap sleeves, all have tights attached. 10 Different styles, Sizes 82 to 54 Bloomingdale’s—Second Floor. We Repair Umbrellas at Moderate Cost Don't throw your old umbrellas away. Bring them in and let our expert umbrella makers repair and recover them like new. Covered in silk or cotton at low prices, Bloomingdate’s Main Floor double silk garter welt; lace in- lace openwork clocks. Black, Men's Silk Thread Socks. 35¢ pair ellow. Thread silk; reinforced heels and double soles, ud Black, Cordovan, Navy, Gray and White. Men's Silk Socks . 49 pair Thread silk in Heather, Navy and Green mixtures; silk clockings, Three-quarter and half socks; plain and Sop in plain and romper. Blue, Mode, Gray, Y All sizes, Children’s Mercerized Socks.....17¢ pair 60 styles to select from. White and colored | grounds with roll turnover tops. Bloomingdale’e—Main Floor,