The evening world. [volume], April 18, 1922, Final Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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PARLEY RESUMED
"PARKED GATS" FOUND
BY POLICE IN RAID
Two "Itr.piifalile Prrn" l.rfl
Tlirni, Snym Moiln Aland Onnrr,
Tho pollco wcro tipped ort some time
at;o that If n Kun-carrylntr thus in
hubltlng or 6pcrutlnir on the lower
West Side desired for any rciuon to
"park his Bat" during n'n enforced
closed season, ho might entrust It to
any ono of several fruit nnd soda
water slnnds.
Detectives Krtola and I'ctrlzzo, of
the Bomb Squad, wcro entrusted with
tho Information nnd they went Into
tho neighborhood last owning. In
BY GOAL MINERS
Conference Mere To-Day
Brings Out Fact That An
. Ihracitc Finds No Market.
Anthracite miners nnd opomlorn
resuninl licre to-ilay their effort to
settle the coal strike, when the Joint
ub-commlttco on wise contract ne
gotiations reopened It k conference,
which befrun two weeks heforo the
strike was railed, April 1.
Ktrlkc lsHUci have not yet been dc
fined, nccordlnR to member. Al
though the operators have refused
point blnnk to Rrnnt the miners' nlno
trcn demands for higher wages: and
altered working conditions, they have
not thus far made specific counter,
demands.
Tho nineteen demands havo been
submitted, one by one. by the mlnrrs'
delegates. The operators have chnl.
lenged (our, leaving- fifteen yet to bo
considered.
Tho crux of tho strlko Mluntlon Is
expected to be reached tho latter part
Of the week, when tho operators will
stato the reduction In wages they will
(ink.
The publio clamor for anthracite
coal, which operators had predicted
would develop as soon ns tho strike
became a fact, has failed to material
ize. Reserve stocks, estimated to last
about ten weeks, remain almost Intact,
producers announcod to-day. Price
have actually been reduced by some
distributers, without stimulating the
market, It was reported.
The bituminous situation, It was
reported at operators' headquarters
here to-day, remains at the deadlock
Into which It wan thrust by the re
fusal of producers to confer with tho
strikers at the Invitation of tho House
Labor Committee. Although unioni
sation of non-union fields has been
rapid, they asserted, lust weck'a pro
duction of 3, 00,000 tons was mora
than half sufficient to supply the cur
rent needs of the Nation.
nbout five minutes
their presence
noted quickly and
water stand of Kred
Macdottgnl Street,
AND
OPERATORS
found a 32-cullbrc revolver and n 15
callbrc automatic.
Piccolo sold they
him by two reputable persons, but he
couldn't remember
said he didn't know
law to have tho weapons, but ho was
arrested nnd arrnlgned to-dy In Centre
.Street Court for possessing Hint
without tl permit,
WIFE'S BLOW SPOILED
HIS AIM, POLICE SAY
Arrealrd on Cliitrare of Flrlnii Sliot
ayUrother-ln-I.iuT.
Rudolph Do Vlro, Insurance broker, of
No. 124 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, had a
fight with his brother-in-law, Joseph
Nlcollo, No. ,197 Stone Avenue, to-dny.
according to tihe police, and fired a shot
at Nlcollo which missed. De Vivo was
arrested and held In $1,000 ball.
The De Vivo family was being evicted
when Nlcollo arrived with papers which
he said If De Vivo would sign would
obtain a delay. Do -Vivo, It 1b alleged,
ordered Nlcollo out of the house, drew
a revolver and fired, but- Mrs. Do Vivo
knocked his arm aside and the shot
went Into the wall.
TO IMlMT15TIAnY l'Oll SUM.iMJ
STAItCOTICS.
Israel Yerkes and John Mitchell were
sentenced to the penitentiary to-day In
the Court of Special Sessions nftor con
viction on charges of selling narcotics.
Miss Ida Dit Motul, No. IX Bast 60th
Street, who has been called tho "Little
Mother of the Navy" becauao of her
Kindness to sailors during and since tho
war, made a plea for Yerkes, a former
tailor, but her appeal was Ineffective.
1 gr :
MeCuteheorTs
l'ifth Avenue, 34th and 33rd Streets
Linens for Summer Homes
TABLE CLOTHS
uie following broken assort
ments of cloths and napkins, all In
attractive designs at special prices.
Cloths 2x2 yds., $5.75 and up.
2x2H yds., $7.75 and up.
Breakfast Napkins, $4.75 dozen
and up.
Dinner Napkins, $7.50 dozen and
up.
DECORATIVE LINENS
Tea Cloths, Scarfs, Luncheon Sets
and Napkins of Ecru Linen with
fancy hand stitching. Cloths, 36x36
inches, $5.75 each; 45x45 inches,
$8.75 each; 54x54 inches, $12.50
each.
Square Luncheon Set of 13
pieces, $8.25 Set. Oblong set of
7 pieces, $12.75 set.
BED LINENS
Pure Linen Pillow Cases, $3.75
pair and up.
Pure Linen Sheets, $15.00, $20.00
pair and up.
CUBA WOMEN WORKING
SECRETLY FOR THE VOTE
grnnr He la i'enav Arrives Here
to HrjTMfnt Them.
Scnora Elena do la rena, well known
In Suffragist circles In Mexico and
Cuba, a passenger on the Ward
liner fill-oney, which arrived here to
day. 8h will represent the National
tfuffrniclat Party of Cuba at the Pan
American conference to be held In Bal
timore tlil month.
Honor de la Pcna declared she win
plead with American women to help
sle the Cuban women Uie vote.
"Ninety-five per cent, of tho women
of Cub ore making u silent flht for
recognition," sho said. "They hove been
doing their work secretly, for the men
In Culw do not lIKe audi expression or
Independence.
became aware thnt
was known, so they
CHINESE STUDENT FOUND,
KNIFE THROUGH HEAD
lliiatnn L'nlvrrsHj- I.'ndrrfrrnri nr
llpatli I'nnr Other Cliliirar Held,
IIOSTON, April 18. Daniel Una;, a
Chlncno student at Iio'ston University,
was found In his room early to-day
with n long knife plunged through his
rushed the hoda
Piccolo nt No, 68
In a drawer they
had been left with
their names. Ho
head.
It won against the
The blade had been thrust Into the
left side of his heon rfnd emerged nt
the right- dig was Ttislied to n hos
pltsl. where it was said he could not
lle. Four other Chinese Bro under
nrredt.
TAILOR-MADE
STOCKINGS
As if tailor-made to the exact meai
urementsofyourleg, these Van Raalte
Silk Stockings would be almost too
severely trim, were it not for the in
triguing bit of femininity that graces
the sides in a charminghalf inch wide
design of Paris clocks.
Open clocks and embroidired clocks
thread silk and glove silk heavy
sport3 weights and sheerest chiffon
for evenings plain and novelty ef
fects in black and all the colors. Such
is the variety of silk stockings by Van
Raalte.
Vookfbrllic
MATESTRJPE
t
l inch from the
top a stripe li
1 knitted into
1 threadilllcitock-
ingi by Van
Raalte. Each
J quality hai a difl
C- ertot colored
nattitripe so this feature
helps you mate stockings
after waihlnt and Men ti
nes the quality desired
when buying.
oclzinqs
by
VAN RAALTE
MJe by l!it mtkeri if Fan Rttltt Viilt
Silk Glivti and Glivt Silk Undtrtottr
AND NAPKINS
Table Damask of excellent qual
ity, $2.50 and $2.75 per yard.
A special lot of Bungalow Cloths
and Napkins In cream or half
bleached Linen, splendid quality,
very durable; Cloths 66x66 inches,
$6.75 each; 66x72 inches, $7.50
each; Napkins 21x21 Inches, $7.25
dozen.
Scarfs, 18x36 inches, $3.00 each;
18x45 inches, $3.75 each; 18x54
inches, $4.40 each.
Hemstitched Linen Luncheon
Napkins, 15x15 inches, $6.50 dozen.
Irish Damask Luncheon Sets with
blue hemstitched border. Cloth,
54x54 inches, with six napkins to
match, $10.75 set.
AND TOWELS
Bed Room Towels, $6.00 dozen
and up.
Bath Towels, $4.80 dozen and
up.
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THE 'EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY;
Saddle
Strap
Oxfords 8.75
IF you haven't bought a pair of the
smartest sports Oxfords, it is high time
you did. Vou will find them here made
of elkskin in ivory, and tan or p2rl and
grey combinations. They are shown with
rubber or leather soles.
Continuing Our Sale of
Women's Strap Pumps, 4.85
THERE are many styles and leathers in
this selection surely enough to satisfy
every taste. These shoes are discontinued
or broken lines taken from our regular
stock. There are. all sizes in the lot, but
not in every style. A real opportunity
to buy that extra pair of shoes for spring.
SECOND -FLOOR
Knit and Glove Silk
Underwear Reduced
Union Suits) 95c Summer weight,
knit union suits with tailored band top, in
bodice or shoulder strap style, reinforced.
Price includes both regular and extra sizes,
Vests 35c Swiss ribbed vests in bo
dice or shoulder strap style, both regular
and extra' sizes.
Glove Silk Vests $1.95 The dainty
new style with picot edge, in a pale color.
Bodice top, sizes 36 to 42.
Glove Silk Bloomers 2.95 Cut full
and well reinforced. Sizes 5 to 8.
GROUND .FLOOR
The Tailored Charm of a
Sailor Hat, 6.95
A SAILOR hattachieves complete suc
cess only if it Fs well .designed, with the
correct proportions and made of a really
durable straw. Sketched above is just such
a hat! It is moderately priced at 6.95.
Rough straw fashions it, hand-sewing
gives it the air of a far more expensive
hat and a crushed bandeau of Georgette
crepe completes the effect. Jt is a' value
we are proud to offer and you will un
doubtedly be glad to find.
Sizes to suit every type from petite
blonde to tall brunette of more dignified
style.
Solid colors or two-tone effects. Cherry,
jade, a few odd tones of the season, as
well as brown, sand, navy and black.
FOURTH PLOOS.
t
Have You bought Imported
Ginghams at 50c Yc.?
THIS is a wonderful value that we are
offering to you this- week. Thousands of
yards' of beautiful imported gingham, at
less than original wholesale cost.
Every color, every combination pf
colors, and practically every pattern you
could desire is found in this collection.
Women who recognize an exceptional
opportunity ar1 buying three and. four
dress patterns-of these materials to use
for the summer months.
You will find additional selling space
devoted to these ginghams during the
week and extra salespeople to assure you
the best possible service.
Mail and telephone orders promptly
filled. If you cannot come to the store
yourself, telephone or write for; samples.
SBCOND FLOOR
Children's Shoes
For Spring Days
Strap Pumps $5 Tan Russian calfskin with
broad sensible toes and flat heels. Sizes 84
to it. There are also tan, and black oxfords,
sues to n, in this group.
Orthopedic Shoes In our Children's
Department we make a specialty of the straight
orthopedic last for children. '-These shoes are
fitted by experts trained in the fitting of child
ren's shoes. Orthopedic shoes are recom
mended by physicians.
FOURTH FLOOR
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Lord & Taylor
FIFTH
French Made Summer Frocks
5 to 35
AREN'T you uted of dark colors? Wouldn't you like something a trifle gay and sum
mery and sheer? Then buy it now, while these French frocks are on sale they're
tremendously good values and so pretty that you can hardly choose between them. There's
a batiste, right, for instance, of a beautiful glowing golden amber shade, hemstitched by
hand, pin-tucked crosswise by hand, and charming in line. Think how smart that would be
with a big black hat, black shoes and stockings matching the shade of the frock. It's
only 15. There's a cotton crepe, center, in dull heliotrope, lovely with grey accessories;
a blue and' white voile, left, at 29.50, and various other models. All from Paris.
WOMEN'S GOWp.PBPARTMBNT-TH IRD FLOOR.
The Favorite Three
Piece Suit, 05
THE three-piece suit leads the season, there's
no doubt about it. Our selection of these
charming costumes in twill cord with crepe
bodice and coat or cape in several chic colors is
now on show. Try their gracious-lines on your
self and see how gratifyingly young they make
their wearer look while still retaining the
dignity of. handsome fabric and standard color.
THIRD FLOOR
Crepe de Chine Blouses
9.75
THE woman who likes frilled blouses and at
the same time wants them tailored will appre
ciate these. Both of excellent quality crepe de
Chine. One with a plain plaited frill. The
other with a tucked frill 'of Georgette edged
with a bit of gay Balkan embroidery.
THIRD FLOOR
Imported Scarf Skirts
Very Special, at 12.75
THERE is a limited number of these light
weight English scarf skirts in pastel shades
lavender, blue, yellow, pink, green
it s . -
so suitable tor summer wear, bach
skirt b made of a single fringed
scarf hand-loomed in Northumber
land mills.
THIRD FLOOR
'One More Day
of
Selection Before
The 7-Day Furniture Sale
TOMORROW, Wednesday, is the last day for inspection and reservation of the
furniture to be offered in our 7-Day Furniture Sale which begins Thursday.
The purchase of any article of furniture in this Sale, be it the smallest of individual
pieces or the most pretentious of suites, gives one the assurance that-the charm of the home
has been heightened by the acquisition of furniture which has a truly artistic background.
sdCth floor
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AVBNUB
Capes and Wraps
47.50 to 57.50
IN twillcord, tricotine, cordine and other
favored weaves for summer. Trimmed with
stitching, fringe, cire braid, embroidery,
fluted moire ribbon, and bands of self
materia'. Full length and three-quarters
length' effects. With panel sleeves, ties,
scarf collars, and other clever ahd modish
silhouettes. In blue, black and other suc
cessful colors. The cape this season is a
necessity; these capes are an economy !
THIRD FLOOR
Summer Vacations
TT is not too early in the season to plan
your summer vacation. The "cAsk Mr.
Foster Service" on the Seventh Floor is
equipped to supply you with information
as to railroad routes, hotels, etc
"M Mr. Foster"
SBVBNTH FLOOR
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