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Evening star., 1921-07-07
Pacific Coast Prospects
Put Traders Hopes High
BY PAUL HEDRICK.
pecial Dispa tch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SEATTLE. July with granaries
opening to receive the greatest har-
vest of wheat in years and with In
tensively cultivated apple orchards
of Washington. Idaho and Oregon
almost overburdened with fruit. bust-
ness revival in this territory awaits
only restored confidence and revived
foreign trade. Markets for these food
products must be sought, for there is
more than enough to feed the Pacific
northwest. Farmers are being asked
to contract for fall grain at 80 cents
to 81 a buShel. They are holding
back, although bankers have warned
them against repetition Of last years
congestion of bank loans and un-
liquidated paper.
Pacific northwest jobbers in build
ing materials are hopeful of strong
fall building season and lumbermen
anticipate that the country as a
whole will soon witness an actual
revival in building operations.
Hopes are high that canned and
fresh fruit and fish will move in large
volume this fall, aided by use of re-
frigerator ships to the Atlantic coast
via Panama,
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Midcontinent Oil Industry
Continues Rather Critical
BY DICK SMITH.
.rfal Disna tch 70 The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July THE
situation in the oil industry in the
mid-continent field still continues
somewhat critical and has caused q
drastic cut in wages. Roustabouta
who received 1855 a month when oil
prices were at the peak now receive
$i25. Mechanics have been cut one
half to IS cents an hour and tool
dressers have been reduced from SIS
to $3.50 a day. Tho workers gen.
orally are accepting the cut, prefer
ring reduction in wages to complete
shutdown.
That there exists q substantial buy
ing power which will make itself felt
with increased stabilization Is indi-
Gated 'by the immediate response OF
buyers whenever retailers offer spe-
cial inducements.
Improvement in the hour trade con-
tinues, both bakers and jobbers hav-
ing been forced into the market by
depleted stocks. Bank deposits in
national banks hero total $265,14S.-
$50, seven million dollars more than
two months ago. but thirty-three mill
lion less than a year ago. Loans are
sixteen million less than q year ago.
although the banks have just financed
the new harvest.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Coal.

ALTOONA, Pa, July ALI Officers
and employees Of tho Pennsylvania
Coal and Coke Company. both at the
mines and at the offices In New York,
are affected by q 20 per cent wage re-
duction Just announced. The COM
pany owns thirty-four bituminous
mines, but only nine are in operation.
Seven thousand workers in the Con-
nellsvflle coke district have been re-
daced 10 pei. cent
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Steel.

BALTIMORE. July Flight hun
dred workers. Of whom 200 arc wom-
en-. have been notified that their serv-
ices no longer will be required at the
Edgewood arsenal. near here. The
men were chiefly laborers and the
women engaged in making gas masks.
NEW YORK. July THE Balti-
more and Ohio railroad has resumed
operations at It's shops. placing $500
men at work at the Mount Clare, Cum
berland, Keyser and Glenwood shops.
Two thousand Delaware and Hudson
mechanics have reported for work at
Colonie, Oneonta and Carbondale, Pa,
shops.
CLEVELAND, July 7-Afthough
sentiment in the steel trade Is much
improved, the average price of four
teen dierent steel products has fallen
materially in the last ten days. accord
ing to statistics gathered here.
ST. LOUIS. July Additional shut
downs have been reported in the last
few days among the steel manufac-
turers. Prices have been unchanged
here, but there are indications that
price reductions will be made
Evening star., 1921-07-07
on.
SAN FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO, July THE
yield not less than $225. 100000 this
year, according to bankers here. One
financial leader pointed out that gaso-
line In a period Of shortage last year
did not go above 81 cents. At present
It Is quoted at Is. with tho public
paying that price without noticeable
decrease in consumption.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
WindOW Shadea.

NEW YORK. July 7.-Prices Of
window shade cloths have been re-
| duced by one large producer, who
! forecasts similar cuts by other manu-
facturers. The fall In the price of
gray goods is the reason assigned.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Automobiles.

BUENOS AIRES. July 7.-American
motor vehicles valued at $1.440.00O
have accumulated in warehouses and
open lots here because Of the general
freight congestion at this port
Evening star., 1921-07-07
P0ultFY.

PHILADELPHIA. July 7.-Spring
broiling chickens of two to two and
half pounds bring 40 to As cents
each, live. and fresh killed fowls So
cents Nearby spring ducks sell at
81 cents
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Washington Stock Exchange.

Washington Gas 7MsIS5oo at 1osN.
Washington Railway ISL 600 at 61h
81 900 at 81h. $1,000 at 61h. 81. 900 at 6ih
$1,000 at e5A, 81, 600 at s5h. $1,000 at s5
81 900 At 95. 81 600 at 95.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.-s
at 81.
Washington Gas Light at 43k.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 7hs-s500 at 1854.
Capital Traction-1 at SO.
Mergenthaler linotype at 110.
Money-Call loans, Cat per cent.
Bid and Asked Prices
BONDS
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Pencils.

SANDUSKY, Ohio, July 7.-The
American Crayon Company has an
! nounced that its plants will close to-
morrow for at least two weeks. Exact
date OF resumption has not been de-
termined
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Textiles.

NEW YORK. July 7-Cream colored
fannels and serges are in good de-
mand In the piece goods market
Prices have advanced materially, with
buying interest shown in fine checks
and plaids.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
81 1oo R11yS s110 INCOME.

BONDS OF WELL KNOWN NATIONAL FL
NANCE INSTITUTION UNDER sUPERvI-
SION OF sTATD RANKING LAWS. BONUS
81 600, $500. 500 DENOMINATIONS. sPE-
CIAL TERMS IF DESIRED. SEND FOR
CIRCULAR T-ST. NATIONAL CAPITAL sD-
CCRITIES CORP. F. 660S. 1416 H ST. NV.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Stock of Pay
record. able.
Am. Cigar Co., O., $2....... July Is Aug. ]
Am. 1t. & Trac. Co., O., 81. July IA Aug. ]
Am. 1t. q Trac. Co., pfd..
O.. ............... July "A Ang. ]
Carolina Power-Lght Co., O.,
S1.5O .............. July Is Aug. ]
Cons Coal Co., a.. 81. so. 80. July IS July &c
Federal Sugar Rig, O., $1.75. July 21 Aug.
Fed Sugar Rig. pfd., O., 81. 80. July 81 Aug.
Miami Copper Co, O., SOC. Aug. Aug. Il
Shell Tr. & Factory, Sissy July 13 July -
Superior Steel Corp. O.. 75c. July Is Aug. ]
Evening star., 1921-07-07
REGARD CUT IN STEEL PRICES
AS STEP TO BROADER BUSINESS
Cleveland Traders Foresee Renewal o1
Buying and General Betterment.
Situation Elsewhere.

740 a barrel Wheat has fallen to 1.31
to 1876 for No. red in elevators,
while corn is steady at II to u in ex-
port elevators for No. 2.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

Japanese vessels are now calling at
the neutral port Of Danzig. Two ar.
rived there recently with a cargo OF
rice from Saigon.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
DafH Producia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Solid
packed butter commands 3S to 40 and
sweet creamery prints 40 cents. Eggs,
nearby firsts bring 81 cents at whole
sale. and fancy New York cheese 16
to II cents
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Building Materials.

ALBANY. July lover thirty AL
bany contractors and builders have
announced that hereafter they will
conduct their businesses on an open
shop basis. The union carpenters
and painters had refused a proposal
of 81 cents and S2h cents an hour.
respectively.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Notes.

UNIONTOwN. Pa, July Tho Isa-
bella plant OF the Hrlman Coal and
Coke Company has resumed opera
tions after a shutdown since Decem-
Der. During the past several days
there have been more price inquiries
ceding several months. Fuel authori-
ties claim the situation has consider
ably improved. and believe inquiries
are forerunners Of liberal buying.
NEW ORLEANS. July Cuba has
lifted the embargo placed by the gov
ernment on the importation Of Ameri-
can-grown rice into the island mar
ket. The Cuban ports have been
closed to this product for over nine
months, and the old stocks Of rice In
Cuba are exhausted. She is fdfge
con sumner, and the action Of the Cuban
government Is expected to open an
other large outlet to the rapidly di-
minishing surplus now held IN Amer1-
can warehouses.
NEW YORK, July y7-Announcement
by tho Brazilian government of its in
tention to support the coffee market
in an effort to secure better prices
for Brazilian growers has failed to
stimulate demand here to any marked
are reported to be low. however. and
importers look for sudden revival
OF demand as soon as the Brazilian
government demonstrates an ability
to control the output from Brazil.
PHILADELPHIA, July THE sales
department Of the Midvale Steel Com
pany today announced prices meeting
the cut recorded by the Bethlehem
steel Corporation and the United
States Steel Corporation. Other In
dependent steel producers, It is un-
derstood, are meeting the price re-
ductions, although they have not
made formal announcements to that
effect Republic Iron and Steel put a
new price schedule into effect today.
,, Wage reductions are expected to fol-
low.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Money to Loan

900. secured By first deed Of trust real eetats.
Joseph I. Weller ss. saU ws:s 81 ..a = Tss;s n.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Shoes.
NEW WORRY T,Ix, =

NEW YORK, July 7.-Retailers who
count on shoe deliveries in August
may be disappointed in part. it is said
by manufacturers here. Some fac
tories will close until July IL for in
ventory. Some plants do not work
Saturdays and there will be five Sun
days in July.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 7-There is a
strong demand in this section for OK
fords and canvas shoes. Manufac-
turers are being pressed for delivery
in those lines and orders are numer-
Gus.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Paper.

FopSfs
NEW YORK. July 7-Equipment
now is being put into commission for
resumption of work at practically
every paper mill in the United States
and Canada. The mills have been
closed since May / by strike brought
about by a wage reduction. Most Of
the mills will be operating within
the next two days. Many resumed un-
der an arbitration agreement. while
ply opened its plants to give workers
an opportunity to return on the basis
of a proposal made by the company.
BROOKLYN, July About 800
packers at the plant of the American
Sugar Refining Company are on strike
as result Of q wage reduction OF
about 10 per cent
BUFFALO July THE Great
Lakes, Hudson & Atlantic Water
way Association has made a request Of
the state canal board to furnish free
wharfage to ocean vessels LOADING ana
unloading at barge canal terminals as
an aid to bringing back to the state
waterways the grain-carrytng busi-
ness it formerly enjoyed.
ST. LOUIS, July Tho grain mar
ket Is unsteady here, but export de-
mand Is expected to Increase shortly.
Red winter wheat has advanced COM
pared with a week ago. and oats and
white corn have shown some advances.
PHILADELPHIA. July Flour is
quiet and unchanged here, with soft
winter. straight. nearby, at 900 to $40.
ind hard winter straaEht at $50 to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
JAvIT0INTEZETI szOKEvENY
LANYOK BETOROBANDAJA.

A napokban budapest lapok je-
lentese szenint = Ozvegy Zorro Geza-
ne foldbirtokos neje feljelentest tett
a tenddrsegen', hogy az Attilla- utica
81. szam alatt lev6 lakasaba ismeretlen
tettesek bet0rtek es oman mintegy
100000 korona erteku ruhat, szormet
es egyebb dolgot vittek Ell.
Az igyben Molnar Gy0rgy detektiv-
fofeligyel6 csoportja megallapitotta,
hogy betores elStt ket fatyolos no
6lalkodott haz k0rul. Kinyomoztak
hogy a ket fatyolos no T. Maria fla
talkoru es Szab6 Terez 10 ewes leany,
mindketten rakospalotai javit6inte-
zetb6l szoktek meg. T. Mariat Szics
kalman detektiv 6ppen akkor fogta
Ella mikor auton Budapestrol Ell akart
.zokni. A leany bevallotta, hogy az
Atilla-utcai bet0rest egy baratn6jevel
IS ket tarsaval kovette ell. A barat-
n5je Terez volt, ket baratja Bartu-
seek Pal lakatosseged es veres Od6n.
Haromszor kisereltek meg a bet0-
rest, . mi csak a harmadik alkalom-
NAL sikcrih. A lopott holmit Bertu-
seek Paine Is veres Odonn& 6rtske-
sitettek. A rendors6g negy tolyajt
es ket orgazdat letart6ztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
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~ (POS TAJA
Eva neni levelei.
MENNYIT Err Az AssZoNY?

Egg lap nagyon ugyes anumany kozo arro, hogy
asszony csaad othon gondozasra rendelt
ry G meg ertekben hztartasba Az ekek termeszee
kuonbozok neme lap szerin inert mint lap monda
hasonthaaanu 0bbet asszony aki su fo
sb ak csak otozkodesse fogakozk Van
k esete amkor okossaga osga eki
message egmunkasabb reken u tesz mnden kz
munkana tobbet hazna E eek azonyok ejesk ga
a hvatasukat.
asszony szerepe merrill XII hazartasi munkaban Sot
mem legfontosabb munkakorenek, hiszen eke
mex az 0rokke meego napugaranak k lenni robot
nnabo meger6 m mkor haza eo sorban ezt vara otthon
Is mem vacsorat ks0pr0tt padot munkas mper
ka cskanyny os dgozk els6 sorban phei ter haza
tesleg lelkleg feludulni.
Az asszony gt0bbet hazrtasban mondJa egy ks
ujsag ak renbn tuda tartan AIT gepezee
ami vagy a csaad eletere alJa Mer ez gpe
net csaladf6 moso fogadja amkor Jon es mosoy h
r amkor emegy akkor mint ol oaozott masna dogozk
eosz napon at aade Es mosoya sokka nagyobb er-
~ szoohatot esz az asszony ohonanak mntha reggeo
g pccon haza vagy roskodag rakna ee kno etelekkei
asztat.
nemet lap amn latjuk nagyszeruen ramutatott ARA
oey mkent ke is asszonynak vselkedn hazban es tevel
zemben Merit va6 igaz hogy annyt er amennyt
ldkeb0 tud adm a k0rnyezeenek .
De menny r Erro Eva nni mond velemenyt Jovo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

- Van, inert vannak emberek, akik-
mex semmi sem draga- Aru mines, csak
nagy arak vannak, ha keresunk is,
erezzik, hogy ez beteg dolog. Eppen
oTyan beteg, mint amikor el6kelo AHA
su emberek jonnek hozzam lakasuk dl-
sz6t, palmajukat eladni. Tegnap IL
zcttem XII egy melt6sagos urnak 1000
koronat. Ez egy kisebb palma volt,
inert 5000 koronas, 10000 koronas
palmak is vannak.
Meg egy dologra voltam kivancsi. A
csokrokra, amelyeket ga lampakon at
feladanak' miivesznoknek.
- Ennek az ara azutan igazan veg.
megy.4.. Ezrekbe keriilnek
mutat6s viragallvanyok, lantok es ko
sarak. Ez szokas azonban mar evek
6ta, amikor meg kisebb arak voltak is
mind iobban kiment divatb6l. Szin
hazakban komoly muveszn6k ma maj
ITALIAN nem is kapnak csokrot. Kabarek
ban, de meg inkabb a mulat6kban In
kabb es akkor is azok a, hogy mond
= Kicsi n6cskek segitettem XII
viragok ,derek keresked6jet, aki "vi
ragnyelven ime egesz korkepet adot'
a mai eletr6l: szGletes karacsonyfa
jat6l temet6ig, szegeny melt6sa
gosokt6l a selymes n6cskekig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
JOL ALSZTK A BEBIJE?

Ha mem alszik jol, ugy bizonyara va
lami baja van. Talan mem kappa a
megfelelS elelmet. Ha kis baba
gyomra mines rendben, akkor mem tud
aludni.
Lapunk mai szamaban talalja Borden
Eagle Brand suritett tejenek hirdete.
set. Vagja XII hirdetesb6l szel
venvt es kiildje ell a The Borden Com.
panynak meg ma es ok posta fordulta-
val klldenek onnek egy fuzetet, amely
a legegeszsegesebb bebi nevelesi modo
kat tartalmazza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
v1rRAGREaE
az ozerkoronas karacsonyfarol 9 az
/, ezerkoronas orgonar6l iiItl4

A mvas tajkep hangulata megvan
mar k0zelelo karacsonyhoz, de hogy
hany hazban ontja az iden gyertyafe-
nyes miszteriumat karacsonyfa, az
Macy kerdes. Hogy milyen ara lesz az
iden karacsonyfanak, ARA nezve csak
kovetkeztetasbSl talkathatnank fogaR
mat, ez fogalom aztan melyen meg
dobbent6. Egy nagy viragkereskedes-
ben jartam ma, ahol sok koszorut kot'
mex - bab6r hijjan = fenyogalyakb6l.
Megtudtam, hogy az egeszen egysze-
rii feny6koszoruuk ara nehany szal
krizantemumma 400 korona, egy szebb
koszoru 1000-1500 korona, de min
dennapos dolog 1000 koronas rende-
les is.
De ne gondolja, kerem, hogy ar
dragit6 vagyok, - vedekezett virag-
keresked6 az apr6 darab feny6ga-
lyakat ma metermaszankint 1166 ko-
ronaert vettem.
Mi lehet az ara akkor egy kara.
csonyfanaks
Most kaptam ajanlatot vagon-te-
tclre es kiszamitottam, hogy egy kis
fat 800 koronaert kellene eladnom.
Egy szep, nagy ia, olyan ugynevezett
plaf6nig er6, ilyenforman 1000 koro-
naba kerilne. IA vagon-tetelt tehat
mem mertem ;megrendelni. $50 van
r6la, hogy az arakat maximaljak, de
akkor meg mem lesz ia, hacsak f.
varos mem csinalja meg a karacsonyfa-
akciot. Viszont ebben az esetben bi.
zonyos, hogy az emberek karacsony-
faert is sorba fognak allni.
Egeszen szomoruan mondta ezt a ker.
tesz, aki melabuval mutatott az Izle
tere.
Tessek lit koriilnezni. Nincsen
mar friss viragom, mint krizantemum
egy keves ciklamen es primula csersp
ben, no es van egyetlen szal szegfiim
Olasszorzagb6l, Hollandi&b6l mem sza.
bad behozni semmit, d magyar kerte
seek pedig mem produkalnak. Igaz
nincsen az iveghazak futssehez szik-
seges tiizel6anyaguk, de ett6l eltekint.
We is, mem tudtak kihasznalni a hely.
zetet es nem tudjak p6tolni az olasz
es hollandi behozatalt, amely ellen =
amig volt - annyit panaszkodtak! Hat
allapot az, hogy nincsen Budapesten
egyetlen szal ROSA, nincsen szekfI e.
alig akad gyongyvirag. R6zsat telen
senki sem termeszt, szekfI-kertesze
think egy van, amely minden masodik
napon emeli az arakat. Eppen ma kap
tam 6rtesitest, hogy ezutan szalankint
szekfut nekem 25 koronaert szallit. A
koltsegeket beleszamitva 35 koronaeri
kell eladni egy szal szekfit. Kara
csonyra lesz italian orgona nehany liz
letben. De milyen arert: cserepenkini
7-800-l000 koronaert.
Megtdtam meg, hogy gyongyvira
got szalankint 300 koronSsrt We
SILK, a krizant6mumot - amib8l egye
dill van megfelelo pro1ukci6 - 30-50
koronaett, egy csersp primula 60-sC
korona, finom es uri ciklamen esere
penkint 3--4oO korona, de van 600 ko
rOnas is. 8
- Februarra lesz egy kis ujdonsae
is mondja a kertSsz - tulip&n Is
jacint, amelyet idegen haglnakb6l ne
velnek. Elore meg kellett rendelni Is
icy mar tudom. hogy tulipant 4o,l
Jacintot so korona6rt fogjuk eladni.
- Els ilyen arak mellett van iizlet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20
sZ0NYEcET

igyesen csinal rongyokbol ma
gyar asszony. Igen alkalmas ha-
loszobaba. Cine: Anna Lazics,
l5S Madison ave-, East Youngs-
town.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

s':'s
rp,rt,ozprrc nf1 sssuo
I, 80 ~, hofol,to+ast ;osn,e1
~
M linden terlheio ku'a' cso-
Vohaiakkal KEN d ga~me1o
IocsoVehez hapcsoihi' E~ q iooso
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10 EpprN nov mint vsrt q
u test ninden raszabSl e,Sszor
,;sohh n,a;d noovohh orak szs1
Il;t;5k sz;vbov amelv aztan liik-
itotro Lila; ;sns+ tos+ m;ndon
rsszaho a. ;;tSoroLen 4 snnen
ugy van gazzal IS.
MEz6 csSvonolai AZ erek a
| ~ su;uo++, +o1onok 81. sz;v &c
a. ot ba+almas fScsS ~ es % in
oSos s+msrSvol o. iitSeroknek fe-
1o1 moo Ezok szsll;tisl = oazt
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:.
(ErrhN usy, hiint 'es' er'i'
meg Aeii 'eoeni toie' %
szahauaS'oi' usy d his es nogy :,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

II IDEG idoben, amikor a gaz-
l L fogyasztas legnagyobb, a
200 mertf0ldnel is hosszabb f0cs0-
veken at a leggyorsabb vonatnal
is nagyobb sebesseggel szaguld a
gaz a fogyasztok egoihez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

A GAZ behozatala a kilonboz0
"A kutakb0l es kesobb szallita-
sa a varosokban teljesen hasonlit
az emberi test verkeringesi rend-
|szerehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

M linden termel5 kutat ESQ
Iva vonalakkal kell a gazmezo
.f6csovehez kapcsolni. Ez f6cso
viszi gait a szivattyu telepek-
hez. Ezekben Macy nyomas ala
vetik, mielott a szallito esovekbe
keriil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

Cleanup OF 1900 pairs o:
Children's black and brown
leather lace shoes-well sawed
leather soles. Sizes to 11A.
Reduced to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

OGY ne legyen akadaly a
1 szallitasban, a hosszu vo-
nal minden labjat felugyelet alatt
tartjak es minden nap feliilvizs-
galjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-20

T ERMESZETES GAZ ossze-
L gyiijtese es szetoszto rend-
seer berendezese oriasi vallalkozas
es Macy befektetest igenyel.
!@g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Il FLEE FLAMES
IN PAINT STORE
Slide Down Awning Into Fire
mems Arms at 1888 South
Seventh Street
BUILDING IS DESTROYED

Eleven persons, including three chill
drcn. who were trapped in sleeping
rooms over a blazing paint store at 233S
South Eleventh street early today, slid
down a canvas awning into the arms Of
fi men.
Meyer C;ittman, owner Of the store.
discovered the flames Mt 80 o'clock
this morning. He detected smoke,
and ran to the bottom Of the stairs.
where n gust Of fame drove him up
again.
In the three sleeping rooms Of the
second floor were Mrs. Gittman and
her son, Francis, FIVE weeks old Mrs.
Rose Waldorf. Mrs. Gittman's sister
and her daughter. Ruta Waldorf three
months old: another sister. Mrs. Pau
lin" Mcdwinski, and Sidney, her son,
two years old : Mrs. Clara Fink, an
other sister. and Jacob Fink. her hus-
band; Mrs. Yctts Childs. fifty eight
years old. Mrs. Gittman's mother. and
Louis ChildS, seventeen years old, q
brother Of Mrs. Gittman.
The neighborhood was aroused by the
screams of the frightened women. As
the FIRE spread among the paints and
oils in the store the flames swept up
the stairway and began burning through
the doors.
A neighbor had presence Of mind
enough TO lower the stout canvas awning
in front Of the store. About the same
moment the crew Of Engine Company
No. 53 Fourth street and Snyder ave.
nue, reached the place.
Cittmen aided his wife's relatives 70
a window and as 6remen waited below
helped them slide down over the avn
ing. The women and children wsro
taken in By peighbors.
The entire two story brick store and
dwelling virtually was destroyed. Fire
men prevented the flames from spread
ing to adjoining properties. Gittman
estimated his loss at $40 900.
Mrs. Waldorf and Mrs. Medwinski
live In New York and came here Sat
urdsy on visit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
BLACK SILK

s220 yd. for 81 Black Satin Charmeuse. 30 inches
wide.
Sl65 I'd. for 81 Black Crepe de Chine. 40 inches
wide.
s1.65 yd. for So Black Dress Satin 80 inches wide
s1.65 yd for $3.50 Black Duchesse. 30 inches wide.
s1.55 I'D. for So Black Tsffeta. 35 inches wide.
S3.2O I'd. for $3.50 Black Satin Canton Crepe. All
silk. 40 inches wide.
$3.50 I'd. for $3.50 Black Crepe Meteor, AlI-sik
40 inches wide.
silk. DO inches wide.
1896 for $3.50 Black Canton Crepe. Au-sk, 40
inches wide.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Monday, Sept. 26, 1921

woman of very dscernment who follows closely
the Gbe fashion reviews said large ashon show staged
n city, "oh, just pagean-it gives women no
real fashion help"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Duvetyn. Dress and millinery shades. Among
them will be honeydev, American Beauty, mustard,
brick tan, taupe, Copenhagen, navy, French blue,
ads s and an s,o 00ois ss Qualities that were $495
Satin Charmeuse. Qualities that $3.50.
Evening and street shades, also black 81 0E
Imported Nelveteen. Marine, navy, brown, goblin
and green. "a inches wide. SO quality. cE
AT w.
Metallic Brocades. High-class metallic brocsded
satins and silks, imported to sell for SO 81 2E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
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