The evening world. [volume], February 23, 1921, Wall Street Final Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1921.
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DEATH OF EIGH
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IN TROLLEY CRASH
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DUE TO GASOLINE
Five-Gallon Cm on Platform
,- Set Fire to Wreck,
Coroner Declares.
''BIUDOEPOnT, Conn., Feb. 23. In
realisations were begun to-day Into
the, cause of the traffic collision yes
terday ott two trolley cars In South
Shelton and tho rcaultlnsr gasoline uc
pfoskm which snuffed out eight (Ives,
tejured more than a score, and
wrecked tho cars.
;PoUoo at Sbclton announced that
the five gallon can of jrnaollno which
exploded on the platform of ono uf
tho oars when the crat came had be
lonccd to Stephen T. Palmer, Town
3erk and Probate Judgu of Shelton.
Coroner John J. l'hclan, in a state
anient batted on his first Investigation,
placed main responsibility Sor the
lftS of life upon the explosion. Loss
ftt llfo probably would havo been
small had not the flro followed the
colllolon, the statement added, Ho
aaJd the theory advanced was that
' tho rootorman of ono of the care
either ran by a signal set against
hrtn or (ailed to set It against tho
afeher car.
s.The Pulbllo Utilities Commission
rlll alt here to-morrow with Coroner
PheSan to bear testimony concerning
tfMi accident. Two of the eight per-
omui killed In the wreck romalnod un
Identified to-day. A score of Injured
re In hospitals, while physicians
treated others la their hornets.
American jazz
wins approval
of paderewski
Pianist Says It Is Strong,
. s Vital and Typical of
, Enthusiasm.
PlTTSBUnaH, Pa, Fob. 23.
THE shimmering strains and
discordant notes of "Jazz"
arc typical of American en
tbuslaum, Ignace Padcrowskl be
lieves, and, in an Interview here,
amid he liked It
"There Is no muelc Vth more
ftrength, vitality and verve than
.American popular music," be
fold. "It can be distingulsncd
Anywhere because of those char
acteristics." The pianist, who deserted h i
art to assume1 leadership of his
country during the dark days of
War, is hero to attend the Polish
conference. Ho said tho primary
pbjtec of his visit to Amor ca was
to take a rest and to get away
from politics. Ho will return to
fcw York Trday and later will
go to California.
NEW STORM ON WAY,
OLD ONE IS LICKED
Tractors and Men Finishing Up the
Clearing of Snow and
Flushing Streets.
While a new storm Is due In New
York to-morrow, etrcet Cleaning
Commissioner Leo announced to-day
that tho city "has tho enow licked."
Tho Commissioner's men an trac
tors aro now finishing up thr loan
ing of Fifth Avenue and M Leo
declared that by this afternoon that
street would be as clean as ever. The
enow Is being carried to sewors.
Wanner weather la helping in tho
work. Tho temperature this morning
had risen to 37 degrees and the
Weivther Bureau Indicated It would
go to 40 during tho day. Warm rnlni
nro due lato this afternoon and prob
ably will contlnuo all night. To-anor-ruw,
however, H will bo shArply
cldor, tho bureau said, with nrw
northwest elcs and (flight snow flur
ries. OommlnBloner Leo said he had tho
work so well In hand now that ho
would begin lnylng off to-day nomc
of tho force of 20.000 snow hoviMors
ho has had at work.
In Droorklyn, aa well as Manhattan,
all the principal traffic arteries have
been cleaned of snow and service on
all the elevated, subway and surface
lines throughout the city Is again at
normal, with tho exception of Qvc
surface lines still tied up In Brooklyn.
It is hoped to reopen these lines by
to-night- Staten Island, which wan
hard on t hit by the storm, had all Its
transit facilities In full operation ij
day.
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ANTZEN'S PRICE REDUCTIONS
CLOSING OUT of remaining Winter itylta at Phenomenally Low
Pricci in order to make room (or Spring stock. Oct acquainted
with our high-grade well made ahota and save on their regular
pticea.
Women's Styttt
NOW
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34th Street iNew York
Continuing Thursday
Final Fur Clearance Sale
Our long Established Policy has been to
close out each February our Season s Stock
of Furs rather than place them in Storage
The Entire Remaining" Assortment
of Coats, Wraps and Small Furs
The Greatest Price Reductions
We ;iave Ever Made
The Merchandise in this Sale represents in its En
tirety only our own Very High Quality Stock. The
Opportunity for Unusual Economy is Unprecedented
Free Storage on Purchases Until Needed Next Fall
This Sale Also Applies to Our Brooklyn Store
OPPENHElM.(LlUNS & &
34th Street New YorK
Final Clearance Thursday
350 Tailored Street Dresses
For Women and Misses Extraordinary Values fl 2. 00
175 Smart Tricolette Dresses
For Women and Misses
Values to 37.50
For Women and Misses
100 Fur Collared Coats
Values to 85.00 48 00
75 Misses' Fur Collar oats
Values to 55.00 Reduced to 25.00
50 Misses' Tailored Suits
Values to 48.00 Reduced to 20.00
100 Wool Plaid Skirts
For Women and Misses Values to 22.50 9.75
75 Girls' Fur Collar Coats
Sizes 6 to 14 years Values to 39.75 1975
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DISPLAYING TAILORED LINES 0?
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Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonder:
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