The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1916, THOUSANDS MARCH 25 and 27 West 42nd St. Between 5th and 6th Aves. Reduction Sale Capital Celebrates Re-Election of the President With Red NV NICHT PARADE TOHONOR ISON One of them carried three Amert- can flags, Which hung over the White House for several minutes with @ searchlight on them, THOUSANDS OF UNION LABOR MEN IN THE LINE, Court of Honor, the section of avenue twenty abreast. The automo- biles travelled six abreast Thousands of union labor men were In the procession. They were led by the employees of the United States Government Printing Office, Many beautiful floats filled with © of the most spectacu- f parade, ried by the vartous California HE ASSERTS LABOR RE-ELECTED WILSON Union President Got 85 Per Cent. SSS California State Federation of Labor and delegate from the Seamen's Union to the American Federation of Labor Convention here. fornia’s 100,000 organized fome time in the next ten days to call on the President, congratulate him on his victory, and tell him of the solid support accorded him by California labor. scisissnlibliiansans DEFEATED, HE ENDS LIFE. Official Sa . YS] qin in aplte of the fact that in former |years they have been pretty evenly ay , divided between BERRY, N. H., Nov. 17.—Clarence inscriptions of] of There, have voted conal .|N. Garvin, sixty-two, former Postmas- Some of] BALTIMORE President | £on tor of this town, committed sutelde ately fon | nat Nat | Wilson ow nto the al "An trade unionists |py shooting to-da ny een moat | appol on to offices in | stig friends say that his recent de- ino Band. Chiet | Re een Vind | solid suppe him by the 100,000 | the supported the 7 | Marahal 4 ils, state came| “ ca F ¢ organised men of California, as well as] E although the | feat 8% & ivan the tawny Lod nex y were followed by the of-| Woodrow Wilson Is the Man tol ici women folk, and the organises |covernor did what he could. for | Representative in the Legislature, and i} Women’s DRESSES Misses’ Fire and Music. F MARCH BY WHITE HOUSE it or Saturday Onl, ihe 1] a y Reviewed From North Portico i? by President, Mrs. Wilson ) s 00 $ 50 and Few Guests, and 9 WASHINGTON, Nov 11.—Thon- ie) | sands of enthusiastic Americans from i every quarter of the United States A most unusual selection of Fj gave @ great demonstration here last newest styles and materials. .)| night in celebration of President Wil- son's re-election, A procession in- Amost timely sale of Dance B'1| cluding more than 1,000 automobiles A j y and 10,000 people on foot, passed from Frocks, Serge Dresses, Jersey Peace Monument at the west side of } the Capitol grounds, by the White Cloth and Silk Dresses. % iouse, and to Seventeenth Street, i} where it disbanded, The marchers ) | carried red lights, yelled for “Wilson” None sold for less Edy ind waved American Le Fall President Wilson ewed the than 16.50 | | rroater part of the parade from the \north portico of the White House. 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