The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 27

| J a | Juarez Children Homerto, Teesolute, Baperanza, Hovane Lituania, Danzig Vandyck, Hamburg . IMAGINE THIS— KIDS DEMANDING SCHOOLS REOPEN! Storm City Hall in Search of Knowledge. JUAREZ, Mexico, July 20.— More than one hundred chi!- dren banded themselves to- gether and stormed the City Hall yesterday, «wsking that city schools be opened. They tried to go to school, but found the doors locked. For two months there ‘as been little money in the city treasury, so the teachers, some in dire need, decided to quit as a means of forcing city and State officials to pay and employ them. The Chamber of Commerce will help obtain funds to per- mit reopening of schools. SHIP NEWS INFORMATION Due To-Day. Southampton Kingston Hamburg iain, Due To-Morrow, FOUR KILLED IN MINSK POGROM, VILNA, July 20 (Jewish Telegraphic Agency).—Four Jews were ten persons injured in a peasant riot against Jews of Minsk, advices to local Peasants attacked and Red troops had difficulty in quelling the riot wish papers state. nd plundered Jewish shops, CONCERTS AND MUSIC. Sx IM SYMPHONY CONCERT: DRIGHTON |S BRIGHTON BEACH) 125th St IPARK & LEX} DONALD, © Takin SUPREME VAUDEN AMUSEMENTS, ikl GOOD. WORKING. DEARE jest 44th St. latinee Saturda: DAVID BELASCO Presa LENGRt ULRIC _Matinees Wed. West 48th St. Evenings at CORT Sates, Sane! WALLACE _EDDINGER-—MARY NASa t. Bry. 1470.By.8.19 Matinens Weds & But. MUSIC BOX,’ IRVING BERLIN'S “Beet muste show ever made in Amertea. SAM H. HARRIS We 424 Str Mats, Wed. & With ERNEST TRUEX. (J Co,. Pierce & RK; fers, Anderson & Graves, bel elle, Burt & Ro: Boyle & Bennett, CHARLES RAY in “THE DEUCE OF SPADES & SUPREME VAUDEVILLE Cantwell & V DOR, DOMEST featurin| WOLt Biway jut avth “Everybody's Going to th TALTO. THOMAS MEIGHAN ' mTimen “Hf Neu Belleve it, tt's Bquure 4 “The Mua QRITERION fairs. 61 tot Ba VIOLA DANA A THE fh ‘ool “FORGET ME N THE PLEA OF AN ORPHAN’S SOUT. w EAN NY BRiE NE Ie CATHICO TWAS HANKOEE fe OTHERS, Si# TARLIGHT ete isi “BROOKLYN. Sin AT iD i FASTA killed and PHANG ORCIEGTBR HENRY HADLEY .....CONDUCTOR aT | Wi hak TO-NIGHT 33, |W Sgremmne PRICKS, 25e., B00, $1.00: us) ™ “CAPTAIN BERLEIACK | 8 arp “MUSIC BOX cll SIX CYLINDER LOVE |. ROSAMOND JOHNSON & yan, Moria Sis- im Day” OFFICER VOKES & DON, Iker, Cunning: ham & Beni Gene Morgan, oths, CHAS. "RAY in “The Deuce of 5 JACK HOLT Bway & | Cont, Noon AMUSEMENTS, _ WINTER GARDEN ; a = SPICE RivUE TIMES, § SQUARE, SUE DEAR Mate Thure & iat, The Queen of 4th, W. of By Mtoe, Wed.& Sat Muntcat Comedies 1 ByA.A.Miine—with TH MONTH—BIJOU Hn CHAS, CHERRY, “SEASON'S SMARTEST COMEDY. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 20, T9271 Ameer Epway, Bre 8.30 === ae Gi REPUBLIC "%;,.424..8% cars wat, 200, Abies Irish Rose THEATRE GUILD FRA HES ae Q sy 16 ct YN THEATIE, Went 424 St 3 MATINEE SAT. ONLY BARNEY BERNARD and } w -g_ BELMONT Mats, Thur WM. A. ‘Thea, Eva.8.30, Mats, SRO BES ay rg FLORENCE im” PLANTATION REVUE Matinees Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. Lint bese ttrinedl With Grant Mitchell and the Nugents, r ae WE ALL SCREI America, Bremen. Sait To-Day Malle Clone, Ball, AWE we iar ten : Fre “Noon TATE “THE. STROKE 2 OF Sail To-Morrow. MIDNIGHT” Malla Close, Bulls. & ans Wesley Johnson & Co. Beythia, Liverpool .... 8:00 A.M. ‘Noon Meitig Olav, Chrierand.10.00 Aat. 1.00 Pkt Susquehanna, Bronien. 1.90 AbL 3.00 PAM CHARLIE CHAPLIN psd nthsinsesttiabouatocel capita In a revival of the great howl Broadway at Gist Bt Opp. W130 St Ferry TENT PARK Hudson River by Daylight Daily, keepsie, including Sunday, for #¢Pough- (Except Satucuay) ‘Kingston Hudso id Albany. Pra Catakill, Daily, incinding Sunday, for te tain, vo pt Sunday), Mtr. De Wite Daily, except Sune 1 tain, +West Point and’ ¢Newburgh, 1] Faukhkeepsie | Saturday only), loaves Dexbrosses St., BL, B00 AL ML Wet Yonkers, #350 A, M yi fBeae Mountaty Poughkeepsie. st waves Denbrosses St n wteamer same ga edt. Daylight Saving Time, kK Hudvon, $4.25; Albany, $5.25. Ideal One-Day Outings. River ine}; Further ay’ ion at Deshi Vier, wen Street Tel. Canal 9300. New rk. Connecting at Boston for Portiand, angor, Su Seka, NB Supdays, at 8 BM s Telephone Barclay £00, EASTERN S. S. i SIGHT SEEING YACHTS]: All Around NEW YORK « meri hone *“VUUKIST’’ "2K FAR SOUTH FERRY 10,30 A.f,, 2.30, .i4, 22lia0t Sevtng time Broad Ushi. mt To sandy | ook and (eat 130 LECTURER, SAIL LONG aa By Laylight daylight trip througn ay A delightful the Sound every NEW LONDON er f Dasight Savi Ding Koow » “HUDSON HIVE §. y . ines ectiona at’ Albany to wil po! iddisvon a. 601 bay mA. M.to 1PM. [Sterne £ O'Neal, Others! WORLD'S LARGEST POOL NEW JERSEY CENTRAL & (ny Wi + TION OF B" MATS. Pen 7 resen “a WILLIA! THE GREAT AMERICAN FILM THE BEST HOT WEATHER THE MOST REMARKABLE | Now Brit @ CENTRAL feces speesented 5: CAPL LAEMMLE=A UNIVERSAL JUL “ENTERTAINMENT IN TOWN® | SWIMMING “T MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Open 11 Sos BROADWAY 4\S'2+- BE.KEITH VANDEVY ‘ALLE USED ee Betton. ‘AME EC) Re fi OW BARK HORE "GO SEE IT™. MARK TRAN By &478t ALM. to 12 PM, Adm. sregrehy ¥ Worle THERE WAS” Strand Symphony Orch. sxe. ONE DAY ‘a’ OUTINGS LAKE HOPATCONG, $1.75 Every Sunday Leave Went isa St, 117, Liberty Sty 1.40 A. M.; Jackson Ave., Jersey City, 7.68 A. ML. MAUCH CHUNK, $2.40 Next Sunday and Aue: 6 and 20 Lave W. 23d St., Liberty Bt. 7.30 AL M.; Jackson A\ Foy City, TAB A. MM. Tloxets good special trains. Eastern Standard Time Shown, SvonSteamboat Co. CONEY ISLAND ‘Trips Re © do not co to Trips marked ¢ de 'wit ston ne OCKAWAY BEACH ~ dings. inn Bycremmene Must Palisades Interstate Bowling Green so85- SPEGIAL wat a iia ‘ To Keanabury und Return, Pocahonins Is Munic, Dancing. tte, OUT or wtIDLAND BEACH IDEAL AMUSE KOCKAW AY BEACH Boel tr Wrincesy"Lve. Battery sway fends THAL WUE Voughkeepaie, Kingntou, Cateuty 4 : ee sign; Cues gaily tks HELP WANTEO—MALE. MACHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, CAR REPAIRMEN, SKILLED IN RAILROAD WORK; STEADY EMPLOYMENT; STANDARD WAGES AU- THORIZED BY UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD, APPLY TO CENTRAL RAILROAD COM- PANY OF NEW JERSEY. Cc. E. CHAMBERS, SUPT, MOTIVE POWER & EQUIPMENT, JERSEY CITY, N., J. WANTED STATIONARY ENGINEERS AND STATIONARY FIREMEN, MUST BE QUALIFIED FOR SERVICE IN STEAM AND'‘ELECTRIC POWER HOUSE OPERATION, STANDARD WAGES AUTHORIZED BY UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD, APPLY TO CENTRAL RAILROAD SOMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Cc. E,. CHAMBERS, SUPT. MOTIVE POWER & EQUIPMENT, JEHSEY CITY, N. J STEADY EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD WAGES MACHINIBTS, BLACKSMITHS, SHLET METAL WORKERB, CARPE: PERS, BOILERMAKERS IN ALL TRAD! WORK IS OUT OF TOWN APPLY 3 EMPLOYMENT SERV 432 7TH AV., NEAR SIT ST, 188 BOWER 142 LOWERY, O77 OTH AVE wa M. TOB TM Wented, Mechanics and Helpers Permanent positions § ars open at the following rates @uthorized by the Unitea States Railroad Labor Board Muchini Bollermansrs, uckurni thi Bheet Metal Workera, Electrica) Workers, Power Hous switca- board Operators, Biectiioiaus, Machiniae’ bel Bollermaker Biackami Bheet Met heipers, Blectricel Workers helpers. ~i0e, per how. Ae. per nour Oar Keveirers and inspectore— aM. 5 voftioe at “raRd ‘Btrest ‘aod Wile Avenue, Brons, N. ¥. F. M. Clark, Superintendent, New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co, URAUGHTSMEN wanted ex perienced in electrical and mechanical switchboard de state age, experience and salary expected. M. J. O, 360 World. DNDS-WATCHT(] Pon CREDIACLLE American Watch Diamond Co, TWO UPSTAIRS STORES. FOR SALE, Maiden Lane | 503 Fiftin’ Ave, roar Floor. ice chutes. Take Elevator, Tel, © K Women’s Hats, Hat Trimmings Thrift Sales and Clearances Untrimmed Silk Hate—blaek, white, navy and blrek and white— were $3.50 and $3.88. New Fall Trimmings poms in all wanted shades and we $y dey nEARN Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAU WEST OF FIFTH AVE. JULY THRIFT SALES CLEARANCES IN ALL STYLE DEPARTMENTS Increase the Number of Usual Friday Values combinations. . Trimmed Free if hats and material are purchased here 2.88 heekle pom: 38 . ° ’ Women’s & Children’s | Underwear Friday, July Thrift Sales and Clearances Envelope Chemises—fine batiste, mus- lin, nainsook—trimmed value .07 -63 Muslin Corset Covera—Convent edge embroidery | Value 8 < 28) Women’s Pettic: je cambric | —embroidery ruffle trim 75) were $1.28 78 Nainsook Envelope Chemii Strap | or built-up shoulders—Ince and em broidery trimmed— a value $1.28 assess Th or — tail and 20- plain mi value 07 years erbceker trimmed value OS val M7 Trimmed broidery: yoke—6 value Misses Children's ared: value 81.48 Envelope with tne: Extra Size astin, Drop seat sty Ito 12 years x sizes 18 and 2 value $2.28 and 82.07 FOR CHILDREN Children’s Cambric Night 1 to 8 years Extra Size Muslin Crepe Gowns "5 Crepe and Batiste Bloom- Children’s Slips lic trimmed —-6 to 12 yeur Fine Lingerie Muslin Gowns | Li Tots’ Or Th EXTRA SIZE UNDERMUSLINS _| Little Tots’ Overalls Extra Size Muslin Gowns Arimimed Is hort sleeves Chem: und embroidery $1.97 Figures ome levee Drawers .68 Gto 68) embroidery or luce vr embroi ‘| 6S) inty Iher ane nbbon run L777 Round nee’, | allion: enlored stitching sizes 12 to 16 J yours value IS seesserseeres of Jewelry Thrift Sales and Clearances | Mahogany — Finish known muke—were $9.9 Imported Bar new designs—all were .50 \Imported Pear! eit were 88.97 structible clasp croas without 1 yard wi chints value Imported Block Print Crétonnes 37 Oriental, efi ce walue #197 Imported were were $2.60..., h Portieres were 28 to 3 Madras 4,000 Yards e conventional atterns for costumes 600 Pairs and bar, ide— Upholsteries Draperies Thrift Sales and Clearances Offering High Grade Curtain Scrim hemsti' ched dainty 1 ony with colo borders Cretonnes and lupe duint 27 cubist and Frereh effees fret ards long: value $1.00 to 81.25 yd 7 Scrim Curtains eluny width 1.26 edges—full pair Irish Point Curtains (3 mounted on fine net— $8.07 Fine Net Bed Sets and lnest work— pair 6.97 Marie Antoinette 13.94 Speeial of Summer Cross Bar decorative tintings 1.97 valune pair centre pair 3.97 One Pair Lots Armure Damask and at Portieres were pir 6.98 Washable Couch Covers ¢ Jorn! 20) Yards Drapery Repps and | Pop'ins double width—all desir | were 07 to WL2?7 yurd 77 Store Closed All Day Saturday During July and August *| Infants’ Fine Half Wool Shirts— 1.10 “| Women's Double Ext | seeands of .77 qui Continuation of Special Purchase Women’s Tweed Coats Half lined—sizes $6 to 46 bust— value $90.79, rdensic eh OOS Girls’ Dresses, Etc. Thrift Sales and Clearances Girls’ Bloomer Dresses tol me ginghams or chambray—6 to 1® years—were ¥1.04..... 152 Girls! All-Wool Bathing Suits —Two- pies models—navy, brown, buff— sizes 8 to 14 years. .... 2.82 Girls’ Summer Frocks: Colored or gandie aud floral lawns—7 to 14 WEEE SLOE.. csr cereeny LAS yeurs Infants’ Dresses and Woolens Thrift Sales and Clearances Babies’ Yoke and Bishop Dr to 8 years 87 50 sizes to 75 Little Tots’ Rompers and Creepers ape .68 Little Tots’ fei Ineo and embroid- ery trimu sizes to S years were .75 50 6 yenrs— were S124 84 Babies’ Fine Cotton Shirts—long and short sleeves--sizes 6 months to 8 years—value .67 to 6 months-—value Infants’ pers White Flannelette Wrap- nk er blue Children’s Cambric Drawers—Knick-| Children’s & Women’s Knit Underwear Thrift Sales and Clearances Boys’ Nainsook and Ribbed Union Suits athletic style~-knee length — izes 6 to 16-—ribbed —nainsook 10 to 16 07 mo were -&2 Women's Extra Size Underwear vests, low neck, short s! loose Wty Hh. Size Union tow nook band top loose or ti Suits fitsisly INTRA SIZE DEM in an PROTECT —Wwl 69 of these net canopies. invasion of mosquitoes small cost in the servic give you. infants’ Wear, L OUTEITS Full cut of good quality khaki, It gives plenty of freedom for all kinds of strenuous playing izes 6 to 16 years—special. from Those Big Mosquitoes Net Canopies They say that the famous Jersey mosquitoes are bigger, heavier and sharper-stinged than ever this season, and that ordinary methods can’t killthem. Keep them away from beds, couches, hammocks, tables and chairs by having a supply annoying insect, and worth many times their On sale in Rug Dept., Fourth Floor: Seeond Floor: Muslins and Lace Curtains in Basement. Men’s Wear Thrift Sales and Clearances Men's Mohair Suite—Large assurt- ment of fine mohair suits, well tailored of standard ae 35 to 44 special, eouenvs 6.75 Men's “Witte Fikand ‘Trouseee > Plain ot striped complete range, of sleet special... G20 and Mee’ ‘8 Suits ~ min assortment. of and young men’s latest model w porstods, cansimeres, tweeds, serges-34 to 46-—tegulars and stout values $29.75 and $33.50... 23.50 Junior Boys’ Clothing Thrift Sales and Clearances Junior Boys’ Suite —Oliver Twist an middy styles—eorduroy, serge, jersey and faney mixtures were $2.05 and 83.75 2.00 were 84.96 3.96 were ASO... ; 1.96 Pee Wash: ble Suite Balkan, Oliver «tand middy styles —solid and eom- | ti ation colors, including blue, green, inary and others: a tod were 82.25 and M2.45......0... 17 Boys’ Furnishings Thrift Sales and Clearances Children's Rompers cloth ale 2to 6 way were 95 to 81.24 a6 Boys’ Blouses-—fancy striped madras — white collars attached or sports sires 8 to 16 pet) 1.00 Blousee—white or tan Oxford, sports styles— 76 {aney striped pereale— collar attnehed, or sports to ee ar Peggy | Boys’ funcy striped madras 8 to were Boys’ Shirts neck band, styles—sizes 12b9 special Men’s Underwear Thrift Sales and Cl Men's Athletic Union Suite—small k weave fabri, full eut—sleeve- Jens, knoe length styles- all sizes were 74 57 Men's Balbriggan Underwear sleeves and ankle length drawers— double seated —-well known make— | all sizes—spceial AT Men's Otis Union Suits —sleevelesy knee length—small check-weave oken sizes broken wo were Store Closed All Day Saturday During July and August Girls’ Play 1.62 Were $1.97 ideal suit for vacation. YOURSELF TH— Each They are proof against or any other harmful or e and comfort they will Comfortables, ‘short | Woolen Dress Fabrics Thrift Sales and Clearances 48 and 50-Inch All-Wool Storm Serges— ood assortment of colors—were $1.28.......... FSG 56-Inch All-Wool Homespuns—Nov- clty and plain weaves— were 81.38..... oF S-Inch All-Wool i Sead colors and navy and black— Ours 1.24 were 81.78 54-Inch All-Wool + Rpsniupiad bye joos—tan, copenhagen, lavender, taupe, hogany and navy— were 84.08 and 84.28. ...0.65. BOF 54-Inch All-Wool Novelty Skirtinge— cream grounds—checks, stripes and various plaid combinations— were 62,07......sssecesroreee Me DO Plaids — dark crounds—various combinations— were $1.38. 95 54-Inch All-Wool Unfinished Wor- sted Serges— brown, copenhagen, bur- mundy, prune and navy blu 8 Loe? ate rare mal Checks—| ip and white art wool—various size chi A REMINDER SHOP TOMORROW We Close All Day Saturday Gloves, Neckwear, Umbrellas Thrift Sales and Clearances Milanese Silk Long Gloves—white, mastic, beaver—no! sizes— were $1.50. -To clear «78 Lace Miktes-varioos colors... 1.50 Large Size Sleeve Guimpes—net trimmed with lace and embroidery— fit 44 to 48 bust— were 187... 1.45 Colored Silk bani — a handles .... Glove Silk Veste—flesb, —— peach, orchid—bodion tops—sizes 36 to 42—were 94.85 Glove Silk Step-Ins—flesh, maize and spray—sizes 23 to 27— were $1.95 1.52 Men’s Straw Hats Thrift Sales and Clearances All styles—all models—all sizes—inelud- ing Sennets, Splits, Leghorns, Mack- inaws and Fancies—some have the new “Fucilo” easy fitting sweatband— were 81.95 -L27 were 82.45 -1.45 were 82.75... 75 were $3.50 -2.50 were $4.50... - 8.50 were 86.50...... eaeseeee vs 450 A REMINDER SHOP TOMORROW We Close All Day Saturday Week End | Candy Specials | Assorted Jelly Drops | pound box... 23 | Assorted Nuts and Creams. pound box 44 Sold at Soda Fountain, Adjoining Restaurant—Third Floor |Women’s and Misses’ | Khaki Knickers and Skirts Well tailored knickers, ideal for hiking, | campin and other holiday h gathered backs and were $2.97....each 1.77 wear— | Prompt Deliveries of | Goods Bought Friday All goods bought Friday will be de- livered Saturday for points on our regu- | lar route, according to our regular rou- | tine. Drivers and wagon boys reccive a | holiday during the week to make up for turday, which other employees get. | ‘This insures customers receiving goods promptly, as per schedule, dame as if our store were open, and deprives me \ employee of a holiday, | | ! ee ee «re ee ee