The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1916, Page 10

ial ai ___ HE EVENING WORLD, WEDN ESDAY DUOEMBER 20, 1016. CHICAGO MAYOR ORDERS wa patina | ope spinor im sie reat ottort to eine | WEDS HIS CO-RESPONDENT. | Srs,cerec: hove no ng mee BIG CUT IN OFFICIAL JOBS ; Ms "ran th Ay Irene wre SUNDAY 10 HAVE HELP Apartment Recruiting for necessaries of life. . marriage one way ther fow years ago the average », . nate bi heads requiring the “Lay Off 25 Per Cent. of Your Fm-! iin. bleu proateanes 1 placed in fort; to-day it requires all of his | lawyer with offic te OF EPSCOPAL CLERGY | Mowsewives” Association iii hci: 7a| crasamcth ployees,” He Tells Bureau Chief— Vreee aries ike dines: rave! N NEW YORK BATTLE Means End to High Prices pay, rent, Be I Te beth Grenér, who was nam! 4 ' divorce sult b ht against him e Pacing a Bankrupt Treasury. Jatendent of Water Pine Extension ” is the duty of y woman to sign this, pees by th Anne Belleville fon blanks and to one of your app’ ; ” ged Bite Mb to save mori ae Latest Plan in the Fight on the Middl I do all ehe ean torent others, aig tial Mantes ade counter 1 if Se bicss We iekeet Seocvenn | 5 9 Mas a wl hath 6 Build- “ALMA C, BUSTEED. charges, naming John Barrett Ker- © © TE eapartment heats by Mayor Pastors and Laymen Pledge, ingUpa Prodigious Organization of Tremendous “Brooklyn,.Dec. &.” foot, dramatic critic of Life, Wi:- i Aid After Getting Reports Power—Women’s Letters Show Great Interest. ——_——.__. Revoes sald Kertoot used to prepare pi on Work in Other Cities, ALL THE NEEDLE UNIONS i, Hunter was found iat att In ti nt al oO. tev By Sophie Irene Loeb. IN ONE UNDER THIS PLAN) erkway. "1 don't know anything oF Fifty clergymen and Inymen of the | Thousands of women have already joined tho Housew!vos’ Protective| + about it,” he said in reference to an 5 Protestant Episcopal Church at th® Association. announcement of the marriage sent i Church Club, No, 6% Kast Witty-sizth “~~ yvery woman te invited to become « member. But Such a Step Would Mean a|gut by @ ‘Mr. and atta. ; Al Btreet, decided almost unanimously to support the evangelistic campaign the Rev. Billy Sunday will open bere Hall” in the Ranks of ‘Vive. Anfa Bellovitie Hunter said | Sign the application blank below and receive the Bitter Figh coin of protection in return. Organized Labor. A monster mass meeting on the high cost of foods Y AULT =| The gift you send with a serene consciousness that it is BEST In April A merger of all untona In the needle ‘ yy, Tho ‘Rev. Dr, Gustav N. Carstensen and the remedies Is to be held at Cooper Union next! trades into one international organs Jof Christ Church, Riverdale, and Wednesday evening, Dec, 27, under the auspices of | ization, with 400,000 members, was Everett P, Whooler, a lawyer of this city, were the only two not im syin- | pathy with the Sunday campaign, After hoaring tho testimony of #ev- eral clergymen from cities in which the Housewives’ Protective Association of The Eve-| urged yesterday tn a letter written ning World by Joseph Schlossberg, General Seo. Representative John J. Fitzgerald, Chairman of} Tetary of the striking Amalgamated the House Committee on Appropriations, will be one | Clothing Workers of America, to of the dhiof speakers. Mr. Fitzgerald has tour food | ©Uls Langer, Secretary of the Joint IMPLE gowns on the style of this ene S are exceedingly smart. They are mech worn at present and they will contisue their vogue through the Spring. In fact, they promise to make a feature of between- . the evangelist bas conducted catn- Board of the Cloak and Skirt Makers’ seasons and the Spring, for they are adunir- palgns, the others were enthusiastic Bille before Congress now. The other speakers will| time an ably adapted to tho materiale muited to ouah | " for the crusade. ‘ be announced later in these columns. ‘the t tornationsy taaiue Garment seasons, and with the addition of come Mttle = ¢ “I was on the fence when I came je International weer, hore to-day,” aaid Bishop Frederick Everybody interested in the question ts invited to| workers’ Union declared for such an Moulder wrap, they are ideal ter stress Wea Y exis, This one gives extremely becoming linea, for i ae Th MA ye Ay vi Mag | be ie 4 1h he 1 days in Wi organization at its last convention, the skit is full at the sides, while there ® a i ; H wot d 2 | ave spent the past several ys in Washington on the food question | but if it were formed, a bitter fight @ long unbroken effect at the front, and the everything I can to further Mr, Sun- | day's work.” i related to the Federal Government, and will explain some of these find-| within the ranks of organized labor ‘The Kev. Henry M. Barbour of the ings at th's meeting. would be inevitable, The Ladies’ Bexlean a? b 4 see bedh aea | I find, on my return, that the mem- [~~ | Garment Workers’ Union ts affiliated from clergymen unable to Le Pers Of OUF association have ened kop age Derg ead lpr as with the American Federation of Chocolates and Bonbons “Tempting and Delicious” pretty arrangement of the pocket lape or trimming over the hips and of the girdle te novel and attractive, As the gown is shown here, it is mado from one of the new arepe materials with trimming of an Ortental silk, resent, among notes from very busy, In many apartment vi Laber, but the Amaigamated was ? ‘ery sincere! “4 ct " ; — and the Rev. Ph ine | houses housewtves have secured tne MISS M " *ROGART formally put under the ban of that velvet. 8 BE Veer hanaions ar immediate diate } pal whether he favored tue|*nCd application blanks of thelr! siss Bogart inclosed tho names, ali| Oty, tt the recent Baltimore con- wear, or, if one is going to the South, it i At dealers everywhere and all our stores campaign, neighbors and sent them to The! residents of Brooklyn, as follows:| "The American Clothing Manufno- would be pretty copied in white serge witm 4” b Dr. Karl Reiland, rector of St.| Bvening World a# a unit from that mia & c Watt 215 Lafayette Ave-! turers’ Association was quick to aeise ribbed silk or with satin. White broadoleth ie | George's C burch, ot which i. P, Mor- house, A coin of protection was sent Avechs; tin 0 en 218 Lafayette! upon the a tage the altuation with the collar, cuffe and trimming portions ' { aPire dondae tiioreeine ee ty to each housewife in these apartment | ford Avenue: Mra G "1 k heed Bed-| gave : through Mayer of the material embroidered with heavy | Ehieting he aalds : | houses, 1147 Bast Seventh Strest; Mra, John| thin sarement: een neues Butt aot Relaatite Dera ee + “St. George's congregation Is going) Every woman Interested in the food | De F 635 Park Place; Mrs. E.| “If this amalgamation takes place prem tlagielamrdareahtesteticctles Rg Into the ign with enthusiasm | question and in promoting proper|J; Webster, 608 Flatbush Avenue; |tt will result in the needle Industry cloth would be pretty with the trimming ir if Lean em in." |togisiation that will reduce the cost of | @T% ©. §. Vanderbilt, 698 Flatbush! being thrown out of the American Dertions mae of butt, for tint CommaiitEs ' — —— i ; i ft | Avenue; Miss Susanne Bartlett, 345| Federation of Labor. It would be a 19 @ favorite one and a beautiful one. All ving 1m asked to secure these appll- ton Avenue; Mra. Wm. C. Bollus, | good thing for the Federation.” the gold shades are to be much worn for the ¥ cations of her immediate neighbors, | M5 Clinton Avenue; Mrs, i pHeacdeaibet! coming season. A gold colored broadeloth ; rr number of women | 345 Cl’nton Avenue; Miss 0} would be handsome with trimming of black F behind thie mover [345 Clinton Avenue: Mrs am| PRISONER'S VALUE JUMPS. ing portions embroidered Hl ment the more formidable A. gS Giinton Avenue: Miss J. — - th ck with gold color always , 4 flormi we oan ‘ampbe 35 Clinton Avenue; Mrs. | 920,000 ¥ is handsome, and just now it is in the height y make our fight to eliminate the | Annie O'Connor, 436 Clinton Avenue; ae ee kn ernie For the medium, sine wilt he SeMbeaee y unnecessary middleman and ee- | Mre. ‘iene Ee Seopdy Pre sPark-| assistant District Attorney” Minton yards of material 36 inches wide, & ; cure justice in maintaining the | wood street; Mrs. J. f Welr sie] haa received fo many new complaints foe trict; (he width as the owes Ga | Lari pee of letters are pour- | Twenty-fitth’ Street; Mrs, J.° W.|against J. Elihu Root Kunzmann, Atische e ‘ Ing Into this office daily, Thompson, 272 S$! Avenue, and| former resident agent in New York for is cut in stze@ from g Housewives’ Protective. Miss M. Thomp DeKalb Ave-|the Illinois Surety Company, that he “al Fer iocag ie Price 16 conta, ii tion le bound to make. i zee Tl Bees s Saett asehe te increase nis Me eee anNeneS) cance Li | | i oeeea Bare i Ow ore “Holl!s Court, Queens, L.¥., Deo, 18, |. kunzmann was held'on Friday on two GOWN WITH PLAITED SIDES, ti Various groupe of women are | “THouewires’ Protective Amoviation y. Among those : He | ranches of the aseo- “I am writing to ask tf you could] Sirs, Margaret Ifoduins of No. 11? Call at THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FaSHION, 4 ‘hese are to be joours suggest a speaker who would he will- | ty-aixth Str BUREAU, Donald Building, 100 West Thirty-second Street (ope! fi aged, and every woman who | ing to come to Queens, L. 1, to speak | f 1 2071 Gimbel Bros.), corner Sixth Avenue and Thirty- f forme such a branch in any lo- | to 4 club of thirty women at a parlor! Purest. New York, or sent ele cceipt of Afteen h cality is asked to communicate | meeting, and tell us something of t sean oe ieamene ara, o¢ ; at once with The Evening World | work of the Housewives’ Association, eo ge gt ggg al ae pletely ent | were i and secure literature and appli- |and instruct us how to organize a hua . a cation mente in the interests of gence of the organization here in a the wor jueens village. We are much inter- ‘ LETTERS PROVE THE INTEREST|‘#!ed In tho work, ‘nd anxious to) Alterations Free at Our Three Brooklyn Stor: , OF THE HOUSEWIVES. 5 ° , Cordially ‘yours, " : iy Following are some letters along ISABEL E. WILDER. This Week All Three of Our Stores Will Be Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. if these lines which are of Interest to wives! Protective Amociation = - P the members, A very good plan is 9 S id * ik} 1h | mat of Miss M. , Bogart of No. $45) “it Is with great pleasure and trope M4 Fulton t., cor. Bri ge St. tg fa) ry Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, and shows |+hat I enroll my name for member- At Sub: Stati " 3 send in one envelope ne pariee an8 Surely no woman would hositat i ’ j stamps, by which each could recelve | +9 join an undertaking which n 4 d i? [Ereaige"trovecion and auve tn: | Sven 'atslt'and ama. “Sa 1329-1331 Broadway ii vidual a) lon. ha all red the effe ‘ i M4 M 4 / 345 Clinton Avenue, Te peih ei Ruane wee pe a WAIST HOUSE Near Gates Avenue a vol isappoin men : “Brooklyn, Deo. 18. |aively, though protesting, certainly 4810 4812 Fi t b e pisewives’ Protective Association we should be glad of an opportunity kI fi h A i ted upon your suggestion and to join collectively, actively, to-| sroo ie 1 ve. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts, Sel Peete eee MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION TENTH ANNIVERSARY DAYS Your order for a Victrola placed at Landays’ is a positive guarantee i that you will not be disappointed. Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ | | capa oN Protective Association, Evening World, Pst Ofte Box 1354, | THURSDAY—DRASTIC CLEARANCES 4 Our stock of Victrolas at this time is enormous, including every style and 1916 : finish from $15 to $400, Don't simply order a Victrola anywhere—if you want it for Xmas delivery-— Adve. eee come to the Landay Victrola stores and avoid disappointment. ° CO Thousands of economical NBR ocr ccscecacecus theccsrascedicsiacaescpagess? divans aks aout t Useful Xmas Gifts ' our Thursday bargain sales On Sale at All Three Stores. Last when selecting Christmas gifts. They find that at Mar- tin’s their money goes Waists farthest; that the odds and =". n ends of stock we offer each $3.95 Waists, Thursday only...... Thursday make splendid $4.95 Waists, Thursday only...... a atin gine i bag ted $7.50 to $10 Waists, Thursday only......44°** moment shoppers will find this sale an I desire to enrol] my name as a member of The Evening h ; Special Xmas Victrola Offer at Regular Cash Prices TEE Aneee oe World’s Housewives’ Protective Association. $ will put this $75 Victrola with $5 in records (total ) Inclose 2-cent stamp and membership token will be mailed. $80), in your home. Your first regular payment will not commence until February next year LL LLLLL AMM DELL ARO ALAA ALTO LILA LIE SOPAAEDASEELLLLMDUe New Yorks Leading Victrola Stores” KY 4 quoted. Fur Coats | Waists and furs particu- $75.00 French Seal Coats, al larly are acceptable gifts Thursday only 49°” Until Xmas Until Xmas 4Stores INC. 563 Sth Ave 427 SthAve. 23w42ndSt. 27 w.34thSt ~ COR 46 ST. BET, 36 &395ST5 BET 5&6 AVES BET 5&6 AVES, POPOL PARTIE and these departments con- re tain many particularly $110 Hudson Seal Coats, Thursday only @'F tempting attractions inthe $175.00 Hudson Seal Coats, way of substantial savings Thursday only 120° to last-minute-shoppers. Sith Underwear, Odd Fur Maffs and Neckpteces and Stth Petticoats, in vartety too numerous to meniton here—all at similarly great reductions Don’t Catch Cold! Be warm outdoors. Becomfortable indoors. Keep permanently protected against sudden changes of temperature. Wear Duofold une: with the thin layer of soft cotton on the inade (COM 4 the thin layer ool on the outside (NO ITCH!) and the Air Sp Between that venti- lates the body and garment. i The Landay Temple of Victrola Music at 23 W. 42d St. Now Open The garments specially MY + reduced to-day include 2 SN =o EOF Dt NY many of our latest and best Suit : mui ‘ : numbers, models that sold pults uickly, leaving sizes : , 3 va colors to be grouped $18.75 Suits, Thursday only...........1Q* together; they are fully $28.50 Suits, Thursday only........... 15 worth the original prices, $35.00 Suits, Thursday only........... 20” and should not be classed with the garments usually Coats offered at reduction sales. “A Syncopated Santa Claus Song”’ WORDS AND MUSIC COMPLETE SOIL MALTEL PUL LLL ELL ELAL LALLA OEE LEAL WRITTEN FOR mE TE ai N We’ he best undermear for 1 ih ° N “e eather Wane tie $18.00 Coats, Thursday only,.........1Q™ if The Sunday World Magazine ii any map ean buy. ‘ Of course, we cannot give $25.00 Coats, Thursday only,.........15 r f D N $2.50 to $5 here a complete list of the 635 99 Coats, Thuraday onl i ib o lec. 24 N nd Drawers special offerings we havo U » Thureday only. .....+++.-20" i B IRV ‘ N deed litasass , prepared for Christmas preages / N hi shoppers to-morrow ; 8PACO ee ; y IRVING BERLIN || Built Brothers iste but the cmt op $1600 Dron, Thana en. } I ‘ e Famous Song Writer ; 44 East 14th St. Broadway at 40th St. 3 Flatbush Ave., Berlin etieiny values displayed In $20.00 Dresses, Thuraday only,,,...,,, 4Q™ 1 RS : N 47corelandt St, 128th Stat Third Av. 1182 Main Sto, Bridge, oF our three Brooklyn stores, $27.50 Dresses, Thursday only,,,,.,,,, 1 i i Order from Newsdealer in Advance l essen Sh ait Brill ry aR eae th, ap n ee J acti