The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1913, Page 7

AABOR AN ISSUE ‘x CELEBRATED HATS NEW YORK Chicago Philadelphia A BEFORE DEPUTIES GT MIEN pmand for Broader Sympathy Workingman Causes Stirin Episcopal Convention, ‘The epectacie of wealth arrayed Inet poverty and capital opposed labor was presented to-day in the of Deputies of the General Donvention of the Episcopal Church eeting in the Old and New Synod lla in the Cathedral of St. John Authentic presentations of correct form in fall fashions, Agencies in All Principal Cities Rathbone Gardner, a lay deputy, offered & resolution calling on the Church to observe a broader platform in its re lation to labor and labor interests and to extend to labor more courteous treatment. i Divine, The clash came when Instantly there came a demand that the resolution be presented for im- mediate consideration. The ruse was apparent. Had it been put to a vote there was sufficient strength in the meeting to kill the measure at once without opportunity being given to its author to make pubilo appeal in its interest. There was not quite sufficient strength, however, to put the scheme the exponents of wealth, the resolution wan referred to the Committee on Social Service, which is composed of men known to he favorably inclined to the cause of labor. Tn & long preamble the resolution re- cited that misunderstanding, injustice and hate existed in the relations of capital and labor and called on the chureh to require of its communican “under which we are forced to live" to the end that sympathy, justice and un- derstanding should supplant the present feelings. ——___. INJURED FIREMAN A STOIC. Rua Over tn Engine House, He Scorns Hospital Red. While Engine Company No. 69, tocated on One Hundred and Thirty-seventh atreet, near Seventh avenue, was re- sponding to an alarm from One Hundred and Twenty-eighth street, the hitching strap on the hose carriage became un- famtened. Michael Tracy, twenty-five are old, of No. 417 MoLean avenue, imped ¢rom the tender to fix the strap. arent under the wheels of the Triage, Dr, Kahn was eummoned from the Harlem Hoapltai and said that the fire- man had a number of contusions and bruises, but that no bones were broken, Tracy refused to go to the hospital and | waa made comfortable in the engine house, into operation and to the dismay of! aC clerical and lay, @ study of conditions (STATE REFUSES TO PAY Martin W. Littleton, Who Pleaded | for Senator, Will Lose $6,000 Fee. The Hoard of Claima of the State of New York to-day disallowed the claim of %,000 made by Representative Mar- tin W. Littleto: ainst the State of New York for ¢ * attorney for Sen- ator Jotham P. Allds in the latter's un- [Successful defense againat charges of bribery made against him by Senator Conger in Janvary, 10. Allds, who was Senator from irty-seventh Ta trict and Presid m. of the Sen- ate, resigned on the day that he was found gullty by the Senate, Not only will Congressinan LAttleton but the Board of Claims the claims of Lewis F. Daniel B, Alnaworth, Hamilton, $28; Lewis and David N. Care Hting expert, $099.58. ‘The aggregate of the claims disallowed wan $17,938, Tn Its decision, a lengthy affair, the Board of Claims made the unequivocal declaration that a public servant cann mit an act that ts f the public and 1 for the expense he is put te ng himaelf. Onty In the event of his honorable erquittal could hi ask the Btate to pay. WIRELESS MAN FINED. Unlicensed Amateur Operator Firat valho, the to Suffer Under New Law. Elmer B, Myers, charged with viola- tion of the new act of Congress for- bidding the operation of unlicensed radio stations, waa quickly convicted er @ general admission of the facts at a Court to-day. Judge Mayer imposed a fine of $10, thus making the defendant the first actual victim of the new statute, The case will be appealed on the ground that the law fs unconsti- tutional. THE EVENING one of the Go! Hawke 0 last FOR DEFENSE OF ALLOS hearing in the United States District | The apprehension of Myers was ef- feated by Radio Inspector W. D, Terriil, because it is we purchi fx to-day, An occassion 1 #f there had been no a Crochet Sixes for lnrge doubl well hemmed, high satin finish, ends; rich finish, Scalloped Very fine sign only; cut cor Although they have only. Just reached GIMBELS those Spreada ko this, Sealloped Bedspreads, $2 Sizes for large beds, very many handsome designe, Satin-Finished Spreads, $2.95 dsome patterns, very heavy quality, hemmed spreads, $3.50 hand ‘3 for brass bedst A Sale That Is Making History For GIMBELS from FRANG 12-E-4ewSrt, New York At Less Than Cost of Importation This Sale is unprecedented not only in its abnormally low prices, bt resented at the eve of the social season in New q ; every piece of Francois merchandise—and his Wir. ortations that had not been released from the U. S. Custom Ecouse— it is just like visiting his famous shop, opposite the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, when one attends this sale. Paris Model Furs, $75 to $495 Imported Evening Wraps, $95 to $195 Model Hats, $10 to $45 @Millinery Trimmings, 25c at equal economies, They Come as a Pleasant Surprise, Th EADS Priced BEDS. herefore, could not be repea 1.35 woven and ends Patterns, The Disposal of the Stock of Furs, Wraps, Millinery As the collection of Francois Hats is depleted at some prices, we shall add Gimbel chapea: 7 mi Extra large cut corners and fe Croo! Good weight, firmly woven, h { oIs As im- to $45 Ux ese Specially rehast hen cotton was cheaper than it eason, se prices are just the sa aa ich Satin-Finished de, 85 size, nice range of distinctive patterns, wl edger. et Bedspreads, $1.10, umed ends; in assorted Single Satin-Finished An assortment uf neat destunsencetiont titan, good weight; rich q Ht Satin-Finlenea moa Sets, 65 aiThin conniste of a Spread and a Holster Roll Cover, double hed: ern are dso mt sisae for double patterns are extremely handsome, ds brasa bedsteads, and the Spread has cut corners for Second Floor in fact, $35 ticity of i of ihe Dancing “Le Min morning Sizes 34 to 44, Our First Fashion Sale of the Autumn Presents $25 to $35 Silk Dresses At $19.75 In all the notable styles of the season— the very models that are fre- quently made to sell al much more than Every dress was selected for the authen- its style and the excellent quality silk, Scores of models, for there are not many dresses of each. They include—- Theatre Gowns of rich Charmeuse Frocks of Chiffon and Silk aret’’ Dresses of Crepe de Chine Silk Crepe Frocks of simplicity for wear 3rd floor, Broadway Front WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER ‘Troops. | Oct. The tay notified the t had ordered | Immediately bas is js Elner 8 Hundred and Anawer, Do In London at the firet Patkan War, es with Austria's ult Was immediately arrested and | ce the station closed. t In the appeal _to the higher courts |matum RUSTLESS CORSETS Sold Everywhere HE new R&G Boneless and Lace Front Models are now being shown in all Corset Departments fiesaad cease Best & Co. ene ® Trade Mark—Copyrighted Economical Superiority We are proving daily that Original Styles and Highest Qualities can be had at Moderate Cost FIFTH AVENUE unday World’s GIMBELS |° Store Opens at 8:00 and Closes at 6 P. M. Now, There’s a Special Chemise For Women Who Have Adapted The Corsetless Effect Paris has surely turned lin- gerie fashions topsy turvy this season! Indeed, a wo- man’s lingerie must be de- signed with the new lines if she hopes to attain the mod- ish silhouette of the present. This Chemise Is $1 because it isa reproduction of a French model. However, it is of fine whitecrepe, trimmed with pipings of pink batiste. Envelope Chemises $1 to $4.75 While Crepe, $1 Nainsook, $1 to $3 Crepe de Chine, $3.75 to $4.75 Second Floor. ad There’s a Very Interesting ELECTRICAL SHOW | At GIMBELS Of course, the wonderful display “under the big tent” at the Grand Central Palace covers every possible development in the electric field, The GIMBEL Exhibit confines itself to Electrical Devices for the home—heating, cooking, lighting and decoration. And whether the woman who is interested in house- keeping up-to-the-minute goes to the Grand Central Palace or not, she shouldn’t miss the complete and interesting show at GIMEELS, 6 i for Electrical Weck there are such RIC PERCOL (illustrated) or copper finish; 6 ¥ $10.00, RIC CHAFFIN ‘Lor copper; wsuall TALLE DECORATIONS i-pint size, with heat a ally $15, STOVE with concealed hts, at $12; INGHOUSE AND hich can be used for iddle. Compact and ly $6. either the Simplex (il ated), in. 4 size, with wire st enabling the irov used a4 a stove, or the Two-point Lron, G-l., at $4 each; usually $4.50, And These Also Spec dlectric Pocket Flash Lights. inf Elec lust ced J, at Be yd, reg. 10¢, in Lamps, in 100 &be. ly at $1.26, $6, reg. $10 $11. Batteries, at 20c, jorce= Special Breakfast, 0c i Served Dally from 7.50 to 1M | i Annual October Sale of cially fine collection of Leat heartily recommend from ev The illustration gives an idea of the generous dimensions, the comfort and the luxury of the Furniture. It hints at the easy springs that are concealed beneath the soft upholstering, and at the stout frames that are put together by skilled cabinet- makers to ip. The leather is prepared by a special process which keeps it pliable, makes it permanent in color and prevents it from becoming greasy from heat. In three colors —red, brown and green. Special agreements with the makers produce these very exceptional savings: $205 Three-piece Suite, $160 In brown. Illustrated; spring backs and loose| Arm Chair at $29, usually $40, with loose cushion seats. $47.60 Leather Arm Chair, $40 In green: loose cushion seat. will be ample for several days. At 66c, u At $1, usually $2 This yearly occasion $76 Club Arm Chair, $47.50 In brown; spring back, with loose cushion $45 Club Arm Chair, $33.50 In red; loose cushion seat, broad roll arms, $655 Arm Chair, $45 In brown; upholstered spring seat and back. $185 Three-Piece Suite, $155 In red; round panel backs, upholstered spring seats and backs, attention to children’s goods, and its magnitude of output, insuring ins tomorrow with an espe- er Furniture, which we can point of view. One feature of this store is its specialized Correct Styles and Standard Qualities At Lowest Prices We are continually introducing many original designs and exclusive novelties not sold elsewhere, At Thirty-fifth Street These in Brown Spanish Leather: cushion seat and roll arms. Arm Chair at $36, from $456, spring seat. Arm Rocker to match at $37, from $47.50, ahogany Library Table, $33 Illustrated; in solid mahogany, with top 54x32 inches. Seventh Floor The Wonder of This Leather Goods Sale Is the RICH VARIETY It Contains And the Savings Average One-Half! Are you taking timé by the forelock, and you want pretty prizes for a bridge party? picking up your Christmas presents now? Do Or do you need a new handbag or wallet for yourself? Or little conveniences for your toilet size, at §7.76;| table or traveling bag? i This very unusual Sale of Leather Goods is almost sure to contain what you want at absurdly lillle DISHES (illus! prices, : ; And with the exception of two very important lots of samples of Leather goods for the coming As our total Over 1,000 Beaded Bags Plain and fancy combinations, repair and pouch styles. $1.50. At $2, usually $3. At $3, usually $5. ted Toilet and Limousine Cases ‘i ‘ases, with nine-piece fittings in ally n's I $2.95, usually $5. vor ases, box style, with black brushes and brass fittings, at $6.60, usually $12, Leather Goods ‘‘Samples’’ at ); Price or Less i From America’s foremost maker und importer. Al} #4, 80c, reg. 50c, | leathers and colors. —Includin, Sewiny dutfits, | Brief Case e with| Boo, , Pock « Companions, Medicine Cases and lat 26c, 60c, $1, $1.50, $2.60 to $7.50, reg. 50c to $17, HERS Baskets, Flasks, ‘ard Sets, Music Cases, GIMBEL BROTHERS season, which we secured away under-price from t ited makers, ing i Specially made ap for GIMBELS. " fics peddnideeamieleshia purchase for iy Bele yrcenied to $30,000 worth, to sell for $16,000, variety ne groups: Pannier Bags The style in ‘test demand, in pin morocco, morocco we and other leathers, 66¢, $1.85, $1.96 to $6, regularly 1.95 to $10, and including a special $5 Bag at $9.96, of pin seal, silk-lined, with drop mirror and purse. Carriage and Dress Bags At 86¢ to $5, usually $1.50 to $3.50, the latter for Bags of polished pin seal, with guaranteed watch, Attractive Articles in Leather el Boxes, Scissor Sets, , Portfolios, Watch Fobs, Writing Bs, Memo. Phot ‘rames, Sickph. Cases, 1 Coat Hanger Sets, 60c. 1,50 Leather Jewel Boxes, removable tray, @4, 1 Telephone Registers, leatherette, 60c. $2 Waste Paper Baskets, papier mache, $1, $5 Traveling Clocks, guaranteed, leather case, 93, lea, of two letters, by special arrange h the maker, for one week only,