The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1922, Page 15

Laborers Now Earn Cent an Hour in Germany; Teachers $31.30 Year Theatrical Stars Get 75 Cents a Month and Stagehands Demand $2.40—Doctors Take Other Jobs. BERLIN, Oct. 26 (By mail).—Ordinary laborers in Germany receive @n average of about 100 marks (1 cent) an hour. Wages for an eight- hour day range from 400 to 1,200 marks, making a monthly pay cheok of approximately 9,600 to 31,200. An agreement has been effected whereby shoemakers and cabinetmakers receive from 67.15 to 116.65 marks an hour. The trunkmakers have been striking for an hourly wage of 100 "marks. ' In September the salaries of Ger- man newspaper editors were fixed by agreement to range from 15,000 marks spend this on drinks and food at one FHE EVENING WORLD, PUT OUT ONE FIRE, CALLED BACK TO FIGHT ANOTHER Second Biase in ing Several Hours After the First. Several hours after firemen had extin- guished a blaze in Frank Ott's restau- rant’ at No. 89 Vesey Street, fire was discovered early to-day in the loft of Wilson's Picture Frame Company, on the second floor, directly over the res- taurant. The second fire did damage estimated at several thousand dollars. Battalion Chief Walsh said that the firemen who came to the second fire found a door to the loft open. He sald that after the first fire he had gone over the entire building and personally had supervised nailing the door. An Asi nt Fire Marshal said he opened the door. to 21,500 ($1.50 to $2.15). A scale was adopted providing that newspaper men receive 15,000 marks a month ff they are in their first year at the business, «46,300 if in the second year, and 60 on up to 21,500 for a man of eight years’ experience. ‘‘String’’ news pays at the rate of 1.60 to 2.75 marks a line, according to its nature. Re- porters get 70 marks for small no- tices, 135 for reports of meetings and 126 for investigations. Articles by critics are paid for at the rate of 276 marks ¢ A man who works on Suna. 500 marks for the day. The managers of three large the- atres in Berlin have announced their houses may have to close because of the wage demands of the stage help. Actors and actresses until recently recaived a minimum wage of 7,500 marks (75 cents) a month. Now that this has been raised to 22,000 marks, the stagehands are demanding a min- imum wage of 24,000 marks monthly. Many doctors throughout Germany have commenced bartering thelr ser- vices for produce. Cases have been reported in Berlin in which physictans have taken on evening work as mu- sicians in moving picture theatres. When the board which examines candidates for college teachers’ post- tions recer r3 pro- tested that the carefare amounted to more than their pay. They asked for 50 marks an hour, but continue to Feceive only 2.80. ven this is more ‘ three times the 1 marks an hour A which a student-teachet draws in ‘s| Berlin to-day. Regular teachers are t said tot a much higher salary, mi the public schools providing perhaps the outstanding instance of salaries for intellectual workers which cont- ly with those of manual An unmarried teacher's wages, with expense allow- amounts to 313,064 marks, 0) while one who is married gets additionally 2,500 marks for his wife and 25,310 for each child. eo =e. workmanship. A case recently was revorted of a professor drawing appre iittely 12, DAMASK LINENS 000 mm: a month An Awrdoen Bist ceary day Corie hotel room design. Mote festive Clothe gurlanded with shedow lowers with bath, facing on Unter den Lin inspired by old pottery motifs. den. Four moderate diners easily beauty of design and purity of weave. 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BED LINENS-TOWELS The more practical Linens are in the department of Bed Linens and Towels. sturdy, plainer articles—to dainty elaborations in lace and embroidery, Order Holiday Monogramming Now! Hand-monogramming gives Linens a very desirable individuality and Orders for monogramming and embroidering should be placed at once for Thanksgiving and Christmas Deliveries. If you are thinking ahead fo Christmas time, you'll find de- lightful gift suggestions for Women in our special department on the Second Floor e e e United Electric Service is supplied to 690 to 694 Lexington Avenue, a new and ultra modern Allerton Hotel of five hundred and seventy rooms for bachclor girls, recently erected in what is virtually the heart of New The Owners and Builders are the Allerton 57th Street Corporation; y F. Murgatroyd, and the Electrical Contrac- When in need of Electric Light or Power Service Your requirements, whether large or mall, vill receive the prompt attention of eor Commercial Department representatives. The United Electric Light & Power Company 130 East 15th Street = Cx sx i = c= a eae. 1855. Others There are rich, rough Italian Sets of Filtire with its gorgeous And these range from the = rox would investigate in an effort to learn SX the Engineer, F. 146th Street and Broadway TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923," Stewart Weekat Broadway at Ninth, New York Silk Rotunda offers: In Umited Quantities $2 Fancy Chiffon Taffeta, $1.50 yard “"™"™" Soft, fine quality, 86 in. wide, in gingham checks of white combined with biack, brown, bottle green, peacock blue, purple, red. And in stripes and large plaids—lines of mustard tan, reseda green, white or red on navy blue or black grounds. “Figured taffeta will much used for dresses in the coming spring” is a fashion prediction from a reliable source. $2 Flowered Broadcloth, $1.50 ‘yard Big figured designe, mostly Japanese in effect; vivid color!: Stunning for kimonos, negligees; window draperies, lamp shad boudoir cushions. $1.50 Printed Crepe Chiffons, 85c yard | Roman stripe effects in deep-toned colors on navy blue and black | grounds, Full 40 in. wide. | $1.50 Printed Georgette Crepes, 85¢ yard Gingham checks in white with gray, navy blue, purple, green, | black. Full 40 inches wide. mee : ee ne Printed crepes will be very good in the light colors for sprin and are much used in the darker tones now. bi pee | The Silk Rotunda, Street Floor, Old Bullding. | Hand-blocked Linen Draperies | $3.75 sin 74) $4.50 to $7.25 $2.95 | 31 in. wide 265 grade, 50 in. wide eins 3,500 yards’ of linens for draperies, made in Derryville, Ireland. | Pine, heavy, all perfect, not a blemish on them. | Natural-linen colored grounds | tumbling Rerehere of large flow- ity or with tinted backgrounds, a ers in a diversity of exquisite col- soft light blue, gray, pale orchid, | orings. A Chippendale des pale pastel green, fight yellow, makes use of the Chinese m violet, of the period. i Small designs for small rooms, Hand blocked, in stunnin, | i 4 signs, in various color combina- me Ge fe little ints 1 ‘t a4 | Horm, One of the favors ie | Ce le the pansy design, medium sized Printed 3} + PS Sortie telcovece ther grea neath | Piinted linens are aimost im- | if de- combinations of black, green and possible to find in New York today, practically none in the | orange, violet and green, mul- | narrower widths for window | berry ‘and rose, bright yellow | draperies. And the pieces on with other tones. Y The English Oak desi bines a wide stripe witl For portieres, $ 16.50 Duvet n Jacket-Blouses, $9. 75 Brocaded, Paisley trimmed or corded. Exquisite colorings— dull reds, grays, browns, blues— beautifully fine duvetyns of vel- vet weight and texture. All over brocades of fascinating pattern ; plain duvetyn with collars, cuffs such as are to be had are two com- and three times our prices for great Stewart Week. slip covers, for window hangings, for couch covers, for Fourth Gallery, New Bullding. and : trimmings at pateley —— Poss triple cordinge on three-quarter aii sleeves. rue: a | Third Floor, Old Bullding. — | China Store’s Golden Specials “Of all the china stores in New York,” writes a critic, “Wana- maker’s imposing collection stands first in sheer magnitude.” The folowing are but a few selected examples of the positively bewildering array of Golden Specials spread over the Second (i. \lery of the New Bui'’ing by the China Store for Stewart Week. Stewart Quantity Article Gr Special 50 sets—demi-tasses, English china, 16 pieces in Gf i ay fet . ' me 35.00 $17.50 100—cereal sets, 15 pieces each, 8 decorations 300—Ruby vases, of Vesuvius glass, 12 shapes. $1; $5.00 ; 3 $7 to $10 100—heavy cut glass bowls and vases .....-.- $5.00 500 Service plates, imported china, wide encrusted 7 4 gold borders cnesesesecoeserses 60 $36.00 5,800 Nippon china cups and saucers of the better q - grade, 10 designs ...... URNA Te Sra 30¢ 20c | Second Gallery, New Building $5.95 Silk Umbrellas, $4.25 | Women’s umbreilas of heavy weight taffeta silk with wide si or novelty satin borders. Amber colored handles with wrist-ring and smart wood handles, plain and carved, with wrist-ring or leather Joop. Amber colored or white tips and stub-ends; silk cases, Navy blue, green, brown, purple and black Men’s all silk taffeta umbrellas in black, with tape edge and Prince of Wales hook handles of various excellent woods, including some of malacca, Street Floor, Old Bullding . nie Girls’ $4.95 Flannel Middies, $2.95 ‘Two smart styles, with cuff or straight bottom, exqui: ly of fine all-wool flannel ana attractively trimmed with white lin and silk embroidered insignia. Red, navy blue or green, in s 20 years. tailored n braid zes 6 to | | Second Floor, Old Bullding—Tenth Sireet Sterling Silver French Bar Pins $3 and $5—for $1 to $12 grades 0 works also in precious stove Made by a French jeweler Fifteen styles—mostly of the medium , whieh is i er ta and preferred by most womer Bowknots, straight pins, poi p round-end pins, twist cesig Settings of French rhinestones, t bere in the world, and of fine imitations of rubies and sapphires. A few with French jet. Bijoux Shop, Street Floor, Old Bullding $4 Imported Alarm Clocks—$2 Sixty only, in maple, oak ar ut finish; horseshoe shape, clover leaf shape and square, went f yur clocks, with alarm, gua tond ‘accurate tmelkeepers Street Floor, Old Building Cigarette Cases, $7.50 to $14.5 Our regular $11.25 to $24 4 Sterling silver ¢ for men, lew, thin, smart 1 » plain, engine-turne mered, Gold lined, Wall made, beautifully finished, Jewelry Store, Street Fico’, Old Buliding, opposite Grace Church 1 ham | Imported Imitation Venise Laces 35c, 55c and 75c vd. for 95¢ to $2.50 grades 2.775 yards, copies of the finest real Wenise lace pattern:. 1 St, Gali, Switzerland, 1'4 to 4 ches wide, in the real lace ¥ An excerpt from our critic's report reads: “The value t of laces are really most ususua 4 | Firat Floor, Old Buliding jfausandhe ---Wednesday’sGoldenSpecials Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 175 of Miss 14 to 20’s Finest Frocks Averaging a Third Less A fascinating collection of frocks in grades ranging from $69 to $49 and $65 $115—offered Wednesday at.... From the foremost maker of misses’ dresses in New rn % York—the man who we think best interprets the real spirit ah ‘hale in frocks famous for their simplicity and perfect inish. —Coat frocks of twill. —Canton crepe and crepe de chine frocks, simple enough for street wear, exquisite enough for dinner wear. —Crepe roma frocks with perhaps a brilliant cabouchon few fine beads. in steel or crystals. —New fabrics, too, such as La Flamme, the new tricot silk, flaked with gold. —Lace trimmed frocks, too, 2 for dinner wear. Lovely, lovely colors ‘Tre soft caramel and cocoa browns, the delightful reds and rosé shades. A fine selection of black frocks; blues and greens, too, : Second Floor, Old Building. The Women’s Fashion Salons offer Fine Winter Coats pie ees $38 for our $49.50 Coats Raccoon collared coats of English coating—the fine pin checked coatings in brown or gray mixtures, in well made coats. Raglan sleeves, patch pockets and all the fine details of good top coats. Peau de cygne lined throughout. Smart cloth Coats—soft pile fabrics in delightfully simple, well-made coats. Graceful and becoming collars. Crepe de chine linings—in black, brown and navy blue. {iis eae $49.50 for our $69.50 to $79.50 Cloth Coats with wolf collars and cuffs, cording or stitching ‘The very fine soft pile fabrics in slender coats, which may be worn with or without a belt and always maintain the smart wrappy silhouette of to-day. In black, brown, taupe, navy blue or Hawaiian blue. Crepe de chine lined and interlined, of course. NOTE—The wolf on the fur trimmed model in black—an unusually fine quality. Second Floor, Old Buliding. Standard Sheets and Pillow Cases Wahna and Cohasset bed sheets and pillow cases. Of substantial quality, free from dressing or filling. In many cases, lower than to-day’s wholesale prices for equal grades, A few examples of the economies. Wahna Sheets a Cohasset Sheets % f . oer Quantity Sise Grade Stewart We Quantity __ Size Grade Stewart Week 18 dozen—54x90 in... v4 pes 30 dozen—54. soccee oG1.25 90c 20 t0zen. 90 in $1.15 20 dozen soe 0 $1.40 $1.00 dozen—7 $1.25 25 dozen—63x99 $1.60 $1.10 $1.40 20 dozen—72x90 $1.65 $1.10 20 dozen—81x90 ins. Sti 15 dozen—72x99 $1.75 $1.25 20 dozen—81x99 in . $1.50 | 15 dozen—81x90 i $1.75 $1.20 20 dezen—90x99 in $1.65 Brahe teas 31.85 31.30 6 190X108 ins eee $1.85, 10 dozen—90x99 $2.00 $1.45 Cohasset Pillow Cases : 40 dozen—42x36 in.. per: 32e Wahna Pillow Cases 20 dozen—42x38 44 in 35e . Ay 100 dozen—45x36 in... 35e>} 00 dosepss4Bxi0 In Vs as 20 dozen—50x38'4 in, 42e.} 60 dozen—45x36 in 2e le 18 dozen—64x38'%4 in... Abe Firat Floor, Men’s Suits and Overcoats 200 Suits and Overcoats of all wool ) fabrics—$23.50 grade Reisie p's f $13.50 caer eer 200 Suits and Overcoats — finer fabrices—$35 grade \ $23.50 aa a er | TT rE In both groups of suits there are models and sizes for men and young men; and in group: both groups of overcoats there are box coats, ulsters and modified ulsters. Broadway, cor, Elghth. THE PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS OPENS ToY WORLD Un account of limited quantities no mail orders will be filled. Old Buliding, Wednes 0.30 sharp. W fun! Some of you have of other exciting peop!>—the King of you have surely heard oft and Queen of Carn tie funniest clowns you ever saw clowns, and Russian show which has made Jack, whose me is York shake with happy laugh Shortenuff, Tallenuff nearly a year —Chawe Sou and Helen you may |, (h Enea weana The Bol guess, from her name, i 0 very first performed in a theatre exactly like a walking doll, a princess of the Cha se is the i and musie is so ga the OD ans Sei ‘ rw our Americ¢ 00 ell, the wooden soldiers t Ru " Christer ented to parade for Toy Wo ee : ; the same wooden soldiers # All boys and girls » who appear in the Chawe Sou be present are invite be sure, but some very, very wooden Parades and are urged ones, ring gay Russian uniforms, promptly, before 10.30 red, white and black. These soldier morning. will play not only on the drum, bu } mh ale levimuliilan the trombone, the fife and other ban instruments the fam tune of the | | ee e mee: Parade of the Wooden Soldiers which 1.30 1 an Owe { nettes will Fa dis f \ e a special py mance in the foll . Auditoriun And in the Parade, following the —— : Wooden Soldiers, will come all sort ~ First Gallery, New Butiding