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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 1920.
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palma downward-on It and toask qUea. alio manufactured there since It ap-
SO CENTS FOR A SHAVE
IS BARBERS' THREAT
Haircut 75 Cents if Journey
I men Force Strike.
. Beards may become more popular than
Overalls If tho strike of Manhattan ni.d
Dronx Journeymen barbers projected
rent massages and 30 cent common or
mediocre shampoos.
Tho present scale la: Italr cut,, SO
cents; hay.e, 20 W 25 cents; oil sham
poos, CO cents; massage, SO cents, And
plain shampoos, 25 cents. In behalf of
the boom In harboring It la complained
that the hnlrcutters- aro now making
only $25 to $2S a week, and 50 per :on'.
profits above M0, and that their scale of
living requires wages of $35 and half
earnings above $45.
DRYS' WILL LOSE,
i W HINDU SPIRIT
called upon to grot at one time through
ber pencil point, but tho rcodlua and
the hoatesa xpresaed assurance of a
satisfactory sitting. 8oma in the group
seated In the drawing room of the
apartment at 210 West Ninetieth street
appeared a llttlo apprehensive until a.
question on prohibition was injected
Into lie ether. That broke the Ice and
queries flowed freely thereafter,
"Our medium wants to so over her
manuscript," said Miss McEvlIly'a com
panion. The guests waited with Mrs.
Farrar while the latest book from the
Hindu's train, "Woman. Been by Mes
lom. From Beyond." was made ready tc
present In etcerpts. Miss McRvltly la
also tho automatic author of "Meslom t
Messages From tho Life Deyond." pub
lished last year.
"JTot True, but Wonderful."
"St Morltz Is the moat wonderful
placo for psychic tests." volunteered a
tall, thin woman who woro trailing
skirts and a feather trimmed hat.
"It's tho atmosphere. I think; It's to
high and Cry. Ono of our most Interest
ing messages was In tho summer of
1J13. It said S. 8. 8. At Ma. April 7.'
Of course wc thought of tho tusltanta,
though lU data wan wrong. After tnat
wo got another remarkably wonderful
one which said. 'King George
land a republic, War, over An March.
H wasn't .true, butwaent It won-
MUa McEvllly appeal at that mo
ment, the spirit guided manuscript In
S She Is an attractive youn woman
who prefers to sing rather than bo the
Interpreter of tho Hindu prophet. Beat
ing herself .at a small table ptaw J"
centro of tho room, br.' .me?;
sagca from her unpublished tt
prove, as she explained, that the words
and tho thoughts could not possibly have
emanated from her mind.
"Tho words, aro nfit mine A1 au; J
merely gave myself up to Meslom a spirit
thoughts." she raid. ....
The book Is about woman a (Inferiority
to man. It also tells-of the Increased
numbers In tho Bplrlt world since tho
war and explains that when the P'14
concentrate they are ablo to establish
communication with this world much
easier than before. To test Meslom s
power Miss McEvllly asked two or three
to sit around tho table, put their liands-
tlona of tha Hindu spirit Sometime
pearcd In publio print that Major Iewla
B. Lawes, the warden, Is able to market
them at 11.50 a pair after allowing for
overhead and a reasonable profit
Many writers wish. to. buy a pair of
! Seventh Olympic Games j
oh held the hand of the questioner In
her left hand while her pencil flew over
the pad.
"What la facing AmerlcaT' "Who ore
you, Meslomr "Can faith heair and
"Why are women Inferior to ment"
were some of tho questions propounded
Most of them were answered satisfac
torily to tho questioners. Other answers
struck wide of the mark, as admitted
by Mlsa McEvllly and the person who
asked the question.
"Is prohibition right?" was asked by
three men. This Is tho spirit answer:
"Tha Individuals who aro secklife to
carry forward the propaganda' aro not
strong enough to dominate the masses.
There la too much- common senzo and
desire to get to a working basis to allow
these Idtua to prev ii. Tlio crisis will
come, but not by a revolution."
HOW TO GET SHOES AT $4.50.
It Is Merely Xecessary o Join the
Slntr Slnff Colony.
Several Inquiries arc coming to Sing
Sing prison In every mall about the
To (he Ladks oj America: f
Specialist in I
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ahoca. Warden Lawea mado It plain
yesterday that Stato lawa forbid, the
prison officials to eell the shoes to pri
vate concerns or private citizens. The
prison Is allowed to aell them only to
public Institutions,
nix... hn ih ta eat oar ahoes
;P)Wi$ of Meslom, of Fifteenth
Evening Gowns and
Ball Robes
Fine Lingerie
Blouses Skirls
Perfumes
MAISON jeannine
3 Marcho aut Souliers
(Opposite the Hotel St. Antbonr)
ANTWERP BELGIUM
Century, Tested Here
mnirV Worn nil.
yesterday reaches a crisis. Barbers whe
have defended themselves valiantly
School Teacher "Kidnapped."
Although Now York "Reds" failed toS
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' A Joxtn men ana women Interested
In psychic phenomena, tour reporters,
couple of publishers and one or two
others wcro the guests yesterday atter
noon of lira. Sydney Farrar at a special
teit of tho Intercommunicating powers
or Meslom. a Hindu aplrit of the fif
teenth century, who Bends message
through 111m Mary McBvllly.
It was tho largest gathering, both
lira. Farrar and Miss McEvllly ex
plained, that Meslom ever had been
cheap." aald a prison attendant, "will
have to go to Jail, the poorhouse or "an
Insane ajylum first."
Ilevoy Falls to Cite Crala.
Charles 8. Devoy, recently appointed
chief clerk of the .IJrooklyn Supreme
Court, eought yesterday to Institute still
ni,a- mninmnt of court caeo against
against tho chargo of profiteering n
wmewhat shocked at a rtfport that one
of tho Journeymen leaders in open moot
ing had doclared there wcro thousands
of men, chiefly of tha near bald :las,
who would bo willing to pay !5 for u
haircut and Its perquisites.
Tho more conservative said this was
all wrong that It would still bo possi
paint up tha town according to advanco
notices, a school teacher was kidnapped
yesterday and held prisoner the entire
afternoon Sho wis Miss, Joslo M.
Sutherland, assistant to tho principal In
Publio School 70. A surprise dinner
was arranged by sixty of her associates
In recognition of her twenty-five years
of teaching In tho schools of this city.
She was kidnapped from her homo In
Brooklyn and whisked to the dinner
at tho Waldorf apartments, completely
sui prised. Samuel Katz, principal of the
vcnool, was toastmaster.
Comptroller Craig, who hadfalled to
ble to get a haircut and an ordinal-
alngc, shampoo, massage, &c, lor arouu-i
13, and they set forth a scale which
they purpose to wrest from the boss bar
htfrn. it cilia for 75 cent hair cuts. 30
certify him on ;ae payroiu juaiito
Manning declined to adjudge the Comp
troller In contempt, roldlng tliat there
was no evldcnco of deliberate discrim
ination. ,
cent shaves 80 cent oil shampoos 55
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MISSES' TAILORED SUITS
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Formerly Formerly Formerly
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Formerly
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55.00
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- Replicas of Paris Hats
15.00 20.00
Formerly Formerly (
28.00 to 30.00 35.00 to 48.00
This collection of hats are reproductions
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A Collection of Novelty Blouses
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Women's Novelty Blouses
L ONLY A FEW OF A KIND
Formerly 22.50 to 35.00
15.00
A variety of styles in slipover, surplice &d
sash effects, of taffeta, tricolette and georg
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Dress Oxfords and Pumps
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
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Included are plain opera-last pumps, sailor
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Corselette Bandeaux
Reyularly 2.50 '
1.50
Extra long bandeaux of flesh color Sicilian
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Special for Monday . 1
Glove Silk Union Suits
Formerly 6.95
5.25
Made of pure glove silk, in regulation
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One Skin Hudson Bay Sable Scarf 85.00
Two Skin H'son Bay Sable Scarf 165.00
One Skin Fisher Scarf
One Skin Stone Marten Scarf
,One Skin Baum Marten Scarf
Natural Squirrel Scarf
Scotch Moleskin Scarf
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Hand Made Corset Cover's. .x 1.95 to 89.00
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of Crepe de Chine, Satin, Meteor
Pussywillow, ' Chiffon, Georgette
Night Gowns 5.95 to 125.00
Drawers 3.95 to 79.00 Envelone Chemises 2.9? In 7QM
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v Silk Petticoats . . :.5S5 to 89.00
Underbodices 95 to 79.00 fK
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At 'Greatly Reduced Prices
Included are single pieces, small groups and discontinued styl
In'many instances there are absolutely ncsreplicas.
" Matinees
Fonnerly 16.50
9.75
Matinees
Formerly 37.50 & 42.50
2250 2650
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Nesligees Princess Slips , H5
' Formerly 42.50 to 59.00 Formerly 24.50, 26.50 g
M 29.50 39.00 16.50 19.75 W
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