The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1922, Page 12

F nstatens PYRENE IN SUBIA GETS APPROVAL OF TRANSIT BOARD Extinguisher Held Not Blame for Suffocation in Recent Fire. A report made put) Gen, Lincoln ©, Andr of thi sit Commission finds the spyrene fi extinguishers used in the Lexingtoy Avenue subway fire on July 6 wer not responsible for gus polsonin among the passengers The report completely contradict the result of the investigation of tir Department of Mant and Structure which led the City Administration | condemn the use of the ext! on subways, It recomn rene be used in the futur The Investigation of th Commission, based on t the Bureau of Mine: of the hospital ri uf the x passengers, states all cases of ing were due to the fu:nes burning paint and — insulation breathed in during the nble from the subway level to th report says that, had remained In the cars findin, d examinat until the fire edtond Mrs -| Ryan, President of the Board om | o, FUNERAL SERVICES FORMRS. FORSYTHE HELOTHIS MORNIN Church Crowded by Person of Prominence; 5,000 Follow Caske. From House. Associate Super wer in the Church casket bein s home by more than attended being Man- Prominent persons ne them xe Martin T. (yurehhill Rourd of Ed tooey, Iesident of the John H. M Alfred 1, Smith, cation uel Stern, Commissioner of > Senstos Ja J Valker hn H. Deluney, Commis roof Docks; W J. McAuliffe Went of the Teachers’ Council Miss Helen McKeon, Deputy Presi formal sta Street, on his return, with Raldwin farmer to the] the « app: sum hi than isa result of his avow love fe is Tillan Cor a Boston art 8 Whether the gift to the American Fund for Public Service represents all of Garland’s remaining wealth could not be learned yeate THE svSNING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1922. GARLAND $800,000 =I GIFT CONFIRMED Attorney Makes Announce- ment of Donation to Publie Service Fund, Sharles Gar gift of his in the land's yerited fortune te newly ine American Bund for Public confirmed yesterday in a ent sttorney issued by Walter of No, 80 East 1ith Nelles Roger > American from Director of the 1 Liberties Untor with the ye & con ig Cape Cod The gtatement put the ac int of money to be turned It wos fl « $1,000 t believed the Garland of his gift would 900 legacy fr ather amounted to 000, ov ver $200,000 to their two small ehil tren, has not lived with him for m oximately $ turned ¢ wife, who, with was extinguished, they would havelaent of the Interborough Association had no) serious: il efent of Teachers; Surrogate James Foley va hhe section of the report given @8) hier Justice of the Municipal C ‘from physician of Transit Commis- i 5 a. Hong sion," states 3 . lays “In analyzing the bedside histories |; Re bea Kaurance of all cases admitted to hospitals, the Sr symptoms were those of smoke inha- i HeRHONE. Wiaited) ite. % lation, The collaps: passengers, Mivest netiee in’ tlio envy pon reaching the sidey Md due. noon to pay last respec » the dead. stole Mts bee ha Inhalation | \ large number of these sent flowers SAG Tee FB ind there were wreaths, sheafs o: blooms, and other similar tributes | ff tsoe adaxnul Bis. from all of the sixty-five nctations | |] sate Foot-Bam I teachers in the city inter piso ‘ sernnd, the ele The Antiseptic, Healing the train until ie Ten Powder for the Feet guished the fire cay ae | |] Takes the friction from the shoe, suffered less {ror pra he relieves the pain ot corns, bunions, } would have been restored in about} preciition of Jices_ of Mra, | | Sliouses and sore spots, freshens } five minutes, This shows the}torsythe and its sympathy at this |] the feet and gives new vigor. H for renssuring the pussen-| time : Makes Tight or New Shoes Feel Easy avoidance of oxag- —<——— At night, when your feet are tired, | ents which tend to] vm! BOY DROW sore and swollen from walking or }} passengers in the cars, even when ey ‘ : Ironside. was drowned ids of Powder for the Fret were Pecan ce. Haow HAR vbty enboalia tiie: eet Beene Atny and Navy during the war mavantane of the pussenuers to re- body haa not b In a Pinch, use ALLEN'S POOT-EASE ( fellow student made 4 heroic effort to & _- = = GENEROUS ‘xyes Pee = rGRED)T (Home Furnishers since 1854) \ Sweater? | ' — — TO Al t DESIRE LORE OWN, N. J., Ju 1. | |] dancing, sprinkle Allen's Foot-Ease } in the foot-bath and enjoy the bliss } of feet without an ache. Over One Million five handred thousand |} trainmen to hold thelr a student at the Industrial § BAUMANN, BRO SIXTH AVENUE AND 15TH STREET Closes Saturday at 1 P. M. THIRD AVE. and 84th St. THIRD and BROOK AVES. at 160th St. Open Saturday Evenings. Our Only Bronx Store Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. [ff August Furniture Event |} Now in progress at all three stores. We have gathered for this event the most wonderful collection of furniture- values ever offered by us for an occasion i of this kind. When it is remembered that our reputation has been built and rests on “Lower Prices Than Elsewhere i ~Always,’’ you must realize that this { is bound to be an unusual sale. The |} illustrations in this advertisement rep-_ |f resent only a few of the thousands of |i} wonder-va.ues for your selection. | Credit—Generously if Desired j Englander Couch Bed Complete with Spring $4 gs and Mattress: cov n denim 4-Piece Louis XVi. Amer Consisting of Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Toilet as illustrated. : Table and Bow-end Bed; 4 pieces, GIMBEL BROTHERS Phone Pennsylvania 5100 32ND DWAY D_SIREET — NEW YORK CITY ale 2 My Soo een0 0 0 08 oF To a Minimum for Quickest YOU PAY $] (1? We MUST make No matter how much we lose in the transaction we've deter- mined to clear out hundreds of frocks in one day— at this one low price. No matter what they were priced before. No need to explain this Sale. room for new merchandise, shades Henna, sizes: 34 to GIMBELS WOM — CAPS for the SWIM find New Ways To Be Becoming A Special Purchase Brings Attractive Novelties at 29¢ ana 39€ Twelve new and engaging styles— of first quality rubber. There is one here for every bathing suit. They are trimmed in novel ways and ap- shape by a self lining. pear in all the p.eferred colors and The rosettes are of color combinations, The chic Cap pictured is a green Tam, held in white and red.,... 39c GIMBELS NOTION SHOP—Steet Floor [Paes Boys’ Palm Beach Suits Sale - Priced $7.95 No excuse for complaining of the heat, boys. These cool, comfortable Palm each Suits are sale-priced! And you can depend on them not ony for feel and looks but for long wear. A point that will appeal to Mother! SIZHS 8 to 18, Many colors. Several models, Splen- didly tailored throughout — and good fitting! GIMBELS BOYS’ OWN SHOP—Fourth Floor Porceloid Si Watefion’ vGathers| manera “fun she ord Quartered Ock Buffet uygieoics sotia SIXTH AVENUE AND 15TH STREET \ Closes Saturday at 1 P. M. sa THIRD AVE. & 84th St. THIRD & BROOK AVES. at ‘60th St, fis << BILE iat Open Saturday Evenings Cur Only Brom Store Open Mon ay & Sat Flay Evening —/ moter 1 Ny CAGE erg: eh ok Liv (‘Lower Prices than Elsewhere A/wiys” eseeMll 0" | 4 ees \ Sale! Kryptok Eye Glasses or Spectacles Containing Invisible Bifocal Lenses: the Upper Part for Distance, the Lower for Reading $9, 75 COMPLET Byes examined {ree of “double purpose’ glas ONAL OPPORTUNITY For one weck only ze and your proper » very. practical at this Sale price. Rim or rimless sty! lenses fitted And an E) CE Kryptok The lower part is GROUND TO the upper; division Old Style The lower part of the lens is PUT ON the upper; a dis- tinct division, ely visible. Registered Optometrist in Charge GIMBELS Steet Mloor Palvony \ on These Modish Women’s Frocks For We’ve Reduced Their Former Prices Clearance NOW STYLES for Afternoon, Street and Sports wear —mostly one of a kind. Chine, Sports Crepe and Canton crepe Vhite, Fashioned of Crepe de In the want for Summer: Rose, Ww ‘ou Yellow, Gray, Navy and Black. Assorted RESS SHOP—Third Floor Colored Surimer Cottons Reductions Averaging 333% The great July Clearance Sale 0 Colored Cottons has Presenting thousands of yards of the year's begun. best weaves, colorings, designs, styles. reduced below today’s wholesale cost. r r bare listing. The widths range from 82 to 40 inches wide. 18¢ Printed Voiles Woven Ginghams Printed _ Percales GIMBELS COLORED COTTON GOODS SHOP-—Second Floor Piveietias Joe eee a Vacation Stationery White with attractive gold initial. All initials to start the sale. 18 Sheets 24 Envelopes ic 6 Correspon- Box dence Cards Carry this handy imported MEMORANDUM PAD, com- plete with spiral pencil: ready to hang. Red, green, purple and blue. 39 rach GIMBELS—Street Floor Skirts of Fancy Sports Satin The Mode of the Moment Sale - Priced for Tuesday *6.95 A Sports season, A White sea- son. So be it. One may well be glad when such skirts as these can be procured or such a reasonable price. . They're tailored with a belt (trimmed with a pearl button) and smart slash pockets. Sites : 24 to 33 Watstbands GIMBELS—Third Floor Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways Sale! 56-Inch All Wool WHITE FLANNEL $7.90 YARD To be in Dit inmdtt4 woman's wardrobe must contain at least one costume of White Flannel. No need to hesitate when a swagger skirt or a smart jumper can be made in a jiffy—and thie fine sponged and shrunk fabric is sale-priced! 54-Inch Jersey Cloth Another fashionable fabric for sports wear! All-wool and specially practical for $1.24 hard wear. Nothing to take the place of Jersey. GIMBELS WOOLEN GOODS SHOP—Second Floor Scarce! Axminster HALL RUGS Big Stock of Them Here---GOOD Ones Of a make far-famed for quality. Known, too, for the happy choice and splendid coloring of its Oriental pattern- ing. One lot is perfect. The other is subject to imper- fections so slight as to be quite negligible. ! Imperfect Perfect 2.3x 9Feet ------- $10.50 $12.25 2.8x12 Feet ------- — $16.25 2.3x15 Feet ------- $17.25 $20.50 3x 9Feet ------- $14.00 $16.25 3x12 Feet - -.----- $18.50 $21.75 GIMBELS RUG STOR! —Sixth lloor In many Only room for a 25¢ Chiffon Voiles Beach Suitings Imported Crepes 35€ Printed and Woven Voiles and Batistes Mercerized Poplins Pre-Inventory Sale of DINNERWARE 33” « 50” Off Group 1—Just 69 Dinner Sets, in many instances one to two of a kind. A few with pieces missing All service for 12. American and English Porcelain and Bavarian China included. Setat - - American Porcelain; Russian pattern sketched. 929.50 Group 2—43 Dinner Services. Service for 12; border and all-over decoration; American $39 50 and English Porcelain; Nippon China, Set at De® English Porcelain; Indian Tree design; sketched. GIMBELS CHINA SHOP--FIFTH FLOOR