The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1917, Page 10

‘ ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, ocTOnER 2, 1017. 7 U.S. SAILORSFIND «Race for Trans-Oceanic /"tying Honors B.Altman& Co. — jure qyyngiy, Between America, Maly and England j a i NEW CLUB HOUSE May Decide De ‘Date Witen War Will End eit , wee beias biaie FOR f It w Send tae will be a feature « ech teres ' \ toemorrow on the t wor. xcelle \ values will be off : _— TRIMMED VELVET HATS ' any = * | West Kina A ety Sie Merhert Vree's Nephew Killed in sailor, tricorne an ralle ed effects; yom oo ‘on ; very smart and up-to-date, at - . — + et He } om arr * wome Mara $8.50 each bag gt | tera M f > ur ee SPORTS H/ with band trimming |: vard:6 4 a . tle 1 boc riptre the SECOND LIBERTY LOAN Received Here in a variety of popular styles, at |'Goodvy troadway, 1 |“Our Jack's Come Home | ' $5.50 each Aina ae ag Sr ee Best & Co. nerowty | A site and 35th Street * while CAPRONI York Fihth Aveme - Madison Avenue nal Hi | the rest D4th and 35th Strerts Nem ¥ ceatoen| Women’s Service Boots be bought | ppet rooms ————. be TAUGTUSUUUUUTTVUTTUNOUUTUUUUTTUNTOTTOTNVUNTOVUQUNUUUUQTDOQIUTOUIVVOND NU VVVOTINVVINTANTOTUUDITTTTVVONITNTHTUNIO tna and - i ke H For strenuous work—a sup- » mi » in the ae ue | f | 2 port and protection to the foot. « a billiard re poel room, \ a writing 6 and writ. } r He \ ® | 1, lounge smoking room, / = ® 2ED CRO ‘ 3 In cin hn army oF navy may. want ' | a AMBULANCE DRIVING Rear A 1 ‘inke oF . * NIT OBS we Atlan Fiske } “\ CANTONMENT WORK noe / RECRUITING : HARVESTING } | Spectat ‘Aid 2 2ING n charge compr A | HA. 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In gg article In the October number i Prices jn | EEE of Flying, Mr. Allen ‘Hawley, President of the Aero | Reaahile, ") Club, discusses the types of flying mauhyae which could make the ocean flight HE machines of Italy and the = ; 7 | United States are triplanes | appeared more difficult at the time € at Britain's candidate for the| than the transatlantic flight appears! Mr. | to he now have been accomplished, an e will have been | Bushwick Avenue, Willlamabure, as was getting breakfast. She was by her three children, Frank, By BROOKL OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & G Fulton Street, Brooklyn Strike Treb Argenti BUENOS AYRE trebled to-day when joined the general strik ing has been caused a: classes by scarcity of f milk. | transatlantic fight {s a biplane. 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