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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ' 12, 1020.
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SHAFTS TO HONOR
virtfnlu Will Kroot Momorl-
it I n Nmr WlndiPfitor,
Wlinrn Jtotli Foil.
'0TO MO WITjTj SPEAK
ficiiff, JlnmRoun niul rrirWflrroAV
!)IhIIiikiiIh1ic(1 'I'honWlvofl
at Early Afco.
' Wwmnmii, A'., PPt. JlMimiorlalu
jiMldon Ilnmffiir nnd Jme Jolnutmi
J'jIllrTfw, Nth Nnrth CnrollnlanH, will
,i unwIM nwr her tlm rnmlwr wcnk
r dm pliinm wlmra ttiuy illl. Mny
nullum!, principally North Cnrnlln
inn nr expwifJ Imre for tlm txnrcUon
iMr lli't Joint fciiiplcciii of tho North
( jrellim PIvlHlim of United ConMcriita
VMrmnH. Hi" North Hurollnii Wvlnlon nf
L'nltM DniKhtiirti of tho Conffdfrnoy
,nil Uh -V'lU cui'lliift lllilorlc.il Com.
'"fliTmniHorlftl to OMicrnl Jtanmmr,
t i,i i, inKi lm th" nolle Orovo Hoiw,
, ,,r, ruMWnwal died Oclnh?r 20, 180 1,
, HIM iliHllmli'it on ThurwUy afternoon,
,!, n, nmrl.U to Unniirul I'littlffrew,
u i) mrk Inn Hnyd Houw, whrro ho
Ji",l, Jul 17, 18J3, will ho dedicated
vriny iixfftiliiff.
fhi nvo mnnorlnlii connlut nf irrnnlte
columns, the ill ft nf the lute Col, 1, U,
Mnyn nf fl:imnni1, , . . ,
At tlm (Ininxiiir Jlemorlnl tlnitlivttlon
tho mvakor will liiplnd Major Cmrle
M, HledmRiii formerly ti mmlpr of
flcn, llflinnin'fl ftnff, nnd former rel
ator Ilnnry A, du I'ont nf Delftwarii,
whn whs ft iliitniti nf flen, 1lAmmir
at Went Point, afterward mi officer In
I Im I'nlon Army, nnd who vi with
Clvn. Jtoiimuir at tlm tlm of hi" death,
Dim In rrdernl Miir,
den, ItaniKt'ifr wan mortally wounded
nt the hnltlo nf Cedar Creek, near here,
nnd fell Into tlm hand nf tho Union
Army under (ten, I'hll Uherldan, Ilu
wi tnlien to Hlierlrttm'i hend'iuartera
nt th Hell (Irovo Houne, wliern ho re
uelvd every intention from loth hli
own and J'edciral wiirueonn, In uplto of
whlrh he died October W, lffll,
M tho J'eltlKrew dedication tho prin
cipal nddrewi will ho hy Chief Juattra
Walter Clarlt of North Carolina, whlla
fieri. Itula 0, Younir nf Hnvnnnnli, (la,,
nn Intlinnlo friend nf Don, I'ettlirrew,
nleo will maUa nn nddreee,
tlon, IVltlRffW pnininnnded Hnth'a
division of tho Confederate tinny In
J.onBitret' arnmult on Cemetery HIiIru,
July S, 1S03, Diirlntc Ua'n rotrent from
Oellyetmrtr ho commanded tho rear
iruard of tho Confederate Army nnd win
wounded nt KmIIIiir Waters July 14, Jlv
wn moved ni'onca to llnyd llnme, near
here, whero he died July 17, 1803,
' TnMnlN un the (IrriTi-n,
Tho tahlet on tho Humour Memorlnl
rcailH! "Northwcut of thU tahlut, fOn
yard, la tho Hollo flrovo Houite.ln which
died, Outohrr 20, ISOt, of woundn ro
celved at Cedar Crcelt October IP, U(H,
MnJornvn, Htephcn Dmlton Ilanmeur,
0, H, A. A niitlTO of North Carolina, ho
sinned from the United filHtea Army
In 1181 and enteritis; tho Confodcrntfl
Matnit , army nn n I.luiitrniint rono to hn
rank of Major-aeneral nt tho n of 27,"
The l",,t,Br,'w memnrlnl tahlet In ln
scribed? "Dim west of this tnhlet MO
fet la tho Iloyd House, In which died
July 17, HJ, IlrlifMlen, James Johnston
rttlrrnw of North Carolina, 0, H, A,
f.'Utittyshurff Im commanded nnd led
Heth's Division In tho assuult on Ccmo.
tery rtldirn July 3, nnd In tlm retreat
ww mortally wounded at Kalllng Wa
torn July , iSfij,
"'Ho was a Hrnvo nnd Accnmpllshol
Officer and (lentleman, and his loss will
hp deeply felt by the Country and tho
nrmy.'-.ll, u, in,"
Winchester olthens will hold iv recep
tlon for thn visiting Cnnfe1erafn voter,
mis mid their friends Thursday nluht,
SUIT THREATENED
AGAINST VAN OWNERS
Striking Teamsters Turned
Down In Settlement Offer,
A tentative offer of strlldnir movlnir
van men to submll their itrlevnnces to
arhltrntlon, made yesterday morning to
thn Van Owners' Association, was with
drawn last nlht when tho latter nn
nouiH'cil It would nKren to a parley, pro.
vlded tho committee selcrted by tho
atrlliers nir.t with the association's ap.
provnl. Tho fullurn of tho strikers' ef
fort to brhiK nbout pesca wan followed
by a declaration on tho p,rt of union
officials that they would ecolt redress In
tho courts for charitcs which they al
Ick'cd tho association's officers made
nitnlnst them, nnd which, they said, chnl
leiiaed thu prlnclplo upon which tho
American Federation of Labor operates.
.1. J, McKonnn, secretary and treas.
ii mr of tho van tenmsters' union, sent
tho nolo to the Van Owners' Asncla.
tlon which proposed a settlement of tlm
strike, Hn suiwrsted that r. commlttco
of three strlhers, throo ussoclatlon offl
ccrs nnd three disinterested cltlsrnn die.
cuss the grievances and regulato tho
wbko scale, Tho association's reply,
slvned by A. J), Melldolmm, eprwi'd
wllllnRiiess In enter Into such nn or
ranirement, but slIpulMcd that tlm three
n;n named by tho union must meet with
tho association's approval,
William 1', Kelirin, vice-president nf
tho New York Htato Pwleratlon of Kabor
and business iimnuuer of tho striklnK
teamsters' local, mr,do tho announcn.
inent that the strllieia would hetfln Icmil
notion aiialnst tho Van Owners' Associa
tion, Ho said n circular sent broadcast
hy the association chanted that tho
union officials had "broken fallh,"
'Tho whole prlnclplo on which tho
American Federation of I.ahnr operates
Is at alalie," ho said, "nnd If tho em
ployers want to make that thn Irsuo In
this strlko wo nccept the challenge," '
RECKLESS BLAST HUHTS TWO,
.Motorist nml Cup Victims of Ilx
111 oa I nit III ((iirrns Iliirniiuli,
A tilsst set off yesturdny In tho ahan
dnned shaft of thn old llclmnnt tunnel
nlonif Fourth street, Land Island City,
threw a shower of rocks on Hornan Kiln,
who was paMlnif In his nulomnbllo, Ono
of tlm rocl'n struck Flls on tho head and
Injured him so badly that hn was taken
to Ht, John's Hospital, Ho was attended
by surgeons nnd later sent to his homo
at (0 flteuben strcot, Mlddlo Vlllaee,
Patrolman John Morrison of the
Hunter's Point precinct, was In tho vi
cinity and several rocks fell on him,
Ho luvestliratod and found Hint tho blast
had been Improperly covered when It
was fired, Ho arrested tho foreman In
clmrno of tho work for tho Northwest
ern Construction Company on n cliaritn
of blastlnit without n (icrmlt. Ho will
bo nrrnlKncd (o-day In tho I.onK Island
City Pollen Court,
JERSEY TAX OFFICER
HELD AS EMBEZZLER
Collector OnlllmcflR of TConrny
and "Womnn Aid Cnllptl o
Account, for 8 15,000,
Harry n, Caithness, Tax Collector of
Kcnrny, N, J,,' nnd former Town Conn
oilman, was nrrested at his homo yester
day nfternoon chanted with einbemle
merit of llfl.QOO n ftnwn funds, After h
had been taken In custody olllceis went
to tho homo of his cleik, Mrs, Helen
tlrant Marshall, and placed lir tmder
nrrest nn thn ennui chariie, Thn wnimiu
pleaded Illness, nnd Dr. J, Henry Clatl,,
Police Department surgeon of Nownil,,
was enllod to dctormluu her condition,
He said she was not uhlo tf'lenvo thn
house, A patrolman was nsshtnod to
Htiard her until elm can benrralKned,
Tho ariesis followed nn InvVstlitatlon
by the Town Council, A week uo lit
lis nicotinic F, Harold Bmlth, an utidltoi'
slinwod receipts of 137,000 nnd payments
to tlm Town Treasurer of 8M(io, leav
rur it 'halanou of 111,000 unaccounted
for. This iiinount, with thu U, ntndo
(he (imount of Iosh which was nieolflod
In tho charttn asalnst tlm Tax Collector
nnd Ills clerk, Mayor Unbelt 13, Tor
wince was appointed hy tho Councllmcn
In swear to tho comnlalnt,
Mrs. Ararshall early In tho week re
turned from Ilradley Hench, whero she
lind lifnn for iv vacation, nnd visited the
nlllco, Hho esprossed surprise when notl
Hed that nn Inquiry wna belnu mudo
Mr. Caithness was released In ball nf
110,000 lain yesterday nfternoon, Ho Is
about (10 years old, Mrs. Marshall Is
about 38 yearn old, Hho has boon em
ployed In tho tax collector's onice sixteen
years,
'DESERTED VILLAGE'
IS SOUGHT BY COLES
Railroad Will Fight Claim on
Brewster Property.
Oeoreo Wilson Colca of West Mount
Vernon Is seehlnir to heconio tho owner
of tho old Maunetln Iron mlnea property
near Hrowstcr, which lino been nhari
loned for years, and because of forty
vuoiiiit houses hero hns boon termed "tlm
dscited vlllnue," The chief value of
WANTS $387,171 TO
RUN CITY MARKETS
(VJlalltfy KoqiilRlllona .$2110,.
0!)1) of Til In Dig Hum for
'Personal Scrvlcis'
who had been employed to go over tho' ? UM 'r , of "l.O
town books from January I, 91 1, to nfr(, , thl(t't ,tlClulPH , r, t of '
January 1, 1980, reported that slncn tho jf , )ir(m ,vlB,on of th.t Xs'ow York
hint previous audit smno entiles nppsr.
eutiy had been mane in mrrorvnt coiorct'i
Ink In tho tax dupllcnto neeounts for
vhlch thero wero no correspondlnif
entries In tho cash hook. From thli It
ippearod thero was n shnrtogo of M,700,
Tlm Councllmcn voted to hnvo tho ex
amination of tho hooks continue Into
the present year.
Tho Council met' Monday nnd nnnln
Thursday nlulit. At the Inst moetluir It
was said thn auditor reported hlo ex
amination of tlm tax ImokH for Aucuot
nnd tlm first three davit of Hoptembcr
I'eutrnl Knltmnd and thn alto of tho atn
tlon. Tho rnllrnnd Is prepnrlim to fluht
tho suit which Mr, Coles linn Instituted
In tlm rliipcemo Court nt Whltn Plains
to eslnbllsh his claim as solo holr to the
property,
Tho Department of Finance announced
additional departmental estimates last
nlRht for tlm budijet of 1021, Hach tie
parlment reipiesta moro money ror next
year', nnd tho Increnso In tlm estimates,
It Is explained, Is duo chiefly to tho Item
of personal service,
Kdwln J. O'Mnlley, Commissioner of
Publlo Markets, neks iv total of 3K7,
171.lt to run his depitrtiimnt In 1921,
Of this 1230,039,(1 Is for personal aorv
Ice, For this year tho department re
reived 209,78K.20, nf which 123,117.20
was for personal sorvlco, .
Fdwnrd W. Hhehlon, treasurer of tlm
Now York Publlo Library, reipicsta
11,(1(1,352,30, of which !D07,t2C,C0 Is for
personal service, Tlm amount allowed
fop perMinnl servlco this year was 'J072,
2iil,fl0, Mr. Hhehlon nleo urRCs that it
llexlbla milnry schedule ho provided for
1920,
The Sheriff of Klnus county wants
1134,100.41 for next year, of which
niuount JllB,71tl In for personal service.
Thu total nmouut allowed tho tOicrlff
this year was ) 107,008,
CALLS UNTERMYER
FOR A CONFERENCE
Governor May Accept His Aid
in Housing Work,
HficM to Tils Htm sn Naur Yosx llrwie,
Amiant, rlvpt, ll.-Oov, Hmlth to-day
sent to Atlorney-Oencral Chsrlfs P,
Newton, Hiiperlntendent ef Insurance
Jesso fl, Plillllps nnd flenator Charles 0,
Mckwood, chairman of tle Kxeutlv
Hnuslnif Commlltcet copies of a lettor
hn received from Hamuol Untermyr
offerlntr his services nnd ndvlco In deal
Inrr with tho hmisliur problem, and aW
lua Uiat they tuko such action ns they
detm proper. At thn samo thno tho
Governor wroto to Mr. Mntonnyer In
vlllntr him to come to tho Kxeoutlvo
Chamber to tnlk over tho question.
Mr. Untermyer In his loiter to tlm
Oovemor mild that tpo critical housmn
altuatlon could ho relieved by deallns
drastically with tho "pools nnd coinblna
tlons" exlstlnir niiionc material neatois,
from manufacturers down to retailers, In
the local communities, Tho floveruor
called tlm AttorrieyOenorarti attention
particularly to that part of the loiter
telllnir him that Mr, Untermyer "nl
leees a cnmhlnntlon exlsto between
manufacturers nnd dealers In bullduiK
material to control tlm price,"
To tho fluperlntendent of Insurance
the Oovemor pointed out tio mirBestlnn
of Mr. Untermyer and Dm InvcstmentH
of envlnsN banko nnd llfo Insurant
companies In idocks and bonds ho limited
so that they could put moro money In
real estate and mortuaKos.
West 42nd Street
V
and
West 43rd Street
Stem Brothers
Business Hours
9 A, M!
Until 5:30 P. M.
CiA
Iffini
OM of 1
H SHIS and VH.V,
Foreign and American. Rich qualities and colorings.
Complete assortments for Day and Evening Wear.
Metallic SILK Broche
Metallic VELVET Broche
Metallic VOILE Broche
Rich Satin Broche Crepe in High Colors. Lyons Broche Velvets
in Evening and Street Colors. Lyons Chiffon Dress Velvets.
Black Dress Silks. Rich Dress Satins and Crepes in Evening
and Street Colors. Velveteens and Corduroys.
Attention is directed to the windows of our entire Forty Second Sired Front, which are deootcd exclusively
to this most comprehensive showing.
n
STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EAUm
Fourteenth Mrwi, '
Wct uf Flflli Avcmio
Noteworthy Values Monday in
WOMEN'S FALL BLOUSES
Newest Models in excellent quality.
Crepe de Chine or Georgette Crepe
Very Special for
MONDAY nt. . .
$8.75
Sale on the
SECOND FLOOR
Surplice tie-back and regulation styles with
tucked fronts, collars and cuffs
Braid trimming also distinguishes many of these models;
long or three-quarter sleeves. A wide variety of the
favored Fall shades, including
Aztec, Oriole, Brown, Grey, Taupe, Nacy Blue, Bisque and Blac.
IMPORTED
GLACE KID GLOVES
in the favored Fall styles for Women 1
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE at
$1.85
Ordinarily these Gloves would be sold at $2.50 per pair.
Two-clasp with Paris Point embroidery.
Black, Tan, Gray, Mode, Brown and While.
Rich Silks
Decidedly Advantageous Prices To -morrow on
Fine Household Linens .
Irish All Linen Satin Damask Table Cloths
Circular designs; no Napkins d7 Cf
to match . . SPECIAL, V
Irish All Linen Satin Damask Table Cloths
Heavy weight; full bleached.
2x2 yds, at $10.50 2x2yds, at $12.75 2x3 yds, at $15.00
22x22 in. Napkins to match Doz., $12.75
Huck Towels
Hemmed, doz. $3.50, 5.25
Huck Towels
Hcrr.st'd....doz., $7.25,8.25
Bath Towels
Hemmed.. doz., $6.75, 8.25
Union Linen Sheets
Hemst'd. . .pair, $9.50, 13.50
Union Linen Pillow Cases
Hemst'd... pair, $2.95, 3.75
Dimity Bedspreads
Each .... $2.75, 3.25
HighGrade Qualities in
Glove Silk Undergarments
Now offered nt worth-while Price Concessions
GLOVE SILK VESTS-Hemstitched tops; ribbon 0 QC
shoulder straps; heavy quality; Pink only .... tP." 5
GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS-
Extra full; good weight; Pink only . . .
GLOVE SILK ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Good weight; Pink only
MAIN FLOOR
$3.95
$4.95
Priced for Immediate Clearance:
Athletic Combination Suits
A special assortment 'of Women's Pin-Check
and Plain Nainsook models in sizes 32 to 44.
Exceptional at
$1.25
Regular $2.50 value
Our Own Importations from Paris
Foreign nrtistry has reached a peak of perfection never achieved
before in the production of these rare nnd beautiful silks.
In importing such exquisite materials at prices as low as these
HEARN has reached nn economic peak unequalled elsewhere.
You will welcome the opportunity to select from these Parisian
Novelties offered at really remarkable values.
Flowers and Feathers
yield inspiration
-which ornaments
in effects of Krtat beauty.
French
ilivji'ifn
which ornaments 40-inch Liberty Satin.
Roses and Vines
entwino craceful patterns radiantly c.c
nnvl'nn Sntin ill inches wido. Tho prico
col-rico
1.2 5
A Dress or Blouse
or even n kimono or smock in particularly
beautiful when made of 36-inch printed
charmcuso, which come in many artistic
cl0" 4.75
Quaint Paisley Stripes
on white or colored crepe do chino grounds
nro now nnd different. They will bo much
foucht nftcr this season, especially when
priced nt ,1,75
Brocaded Satin
in changeable colors of plum, silver, gray
rose and other shadc3 provides u sumptuotn
telection for eveninc dresses 0.2 a
Twill Paisley m0 i 1
shows novel, exquisite blending of many
colors into now, subtle effects. Tho width
is 31 inches
Sec Page 8 for. Dressmakers' Fall Sale.
Stern Brothers
West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Accnues) West 43rd St.
The APPAREL DEPARTMENTS
direct your attention to the especial
preparations made for Outfitting
Women of Full Proportions
Garments designed upon scientific lines by Specialists
conversant with the apparel needs of
full-formed Women.
New Fall Models in
' SUITS COATS DRESSES
So adapted as to slenderize the figure, add grace, and a certain
smartness particularly becoming to generously built women
r -
The Prices are exceedingly moderate
for the High Quality Garments offered
Sizes earned in regular stock range from 40 to 52i.
Departments on the Third Floor
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