The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1917, Page 3

— TO SEZE MNES Men Return to Work and Threatened Fuel Famine Is Averted. TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 20.—Re- Ports coming into the district head- quarters of the United Mine Workers of this field to-day indicated that the return to work by tho strikers has been general. Warning that the U. 8. might seize the mines has been ef. fective. President Stewart, of the miners, gaid that such repoits as were being received Indicated that all of tho miners of this section would return to work Monday. CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—Rellef from the coal famine which threatened Chicago and the State as the result of the strike of 70,000 Ilinois miners was in sight to-day, and union officials are hopeful that Monday will the strikers back at work. Frank Farrington, President of the Ulinols Mine Workers’ Union, is sald to share in the fecling of optimism and has announced that he believed work would be resumed at most of the big mines on Mond. He Also declared that the union will expel those who have been responsible for the strike tn the State, Meantime President John P. White, of the United Mine Workers of Amer- fea, is In conference with union of- ficials from Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, at Indianapolis, attempting to adjust differences in those states. SPRINGFLBDLD, IIL, Oct. ere in Iilinols con! fields gradually were returning to work, to the call of thelr received here to-da one-third of the min were in operation t KANSAS CITY, Oct, 2 tatives of the 8 Coal Operat the United Mi seo in response » reports indicated. About | vicinity | 8 in this thwes' Association Workers of America i, <a 00G-couan CamourLage FoR. wAwrLet weer v biggie MOUFLAG Orie a HAREM VE CAMOUFLAGE FOR CHINLESS GIRL Making Fat Girls Thin and Thin | Girls Fat Only a Small Part| of the Sartorial Deception That Will Be Practised Here When Latest London Fa.aion Tricks Reach New York— Chinless Girl Will Hide Her Defect. By Nixola Gr stocking has m there Is no doubt that within a few w The need for he vist arly all the gre now war nursing managers have Landsturm to fill The camouflage of low ee eee Se caielinae. iaeeitiiaeaeaanaaa THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBE COAL STRIKEENDS |Camouflage Makes the Big Berthas Slim ONU.S. WARNING: And Feminine Low Visibility Is on the Way FAT GIRL Suis GiRy AMOUPLAGE » CAMOUFLAGE Put Mat Ges STOCHING CAMOUFLAGE To REDUCE veer wot —> PeRFect THiety siv EFFECT eer R20, 105% ooo to WIEN THE SHOULDERS eeley-Smith, ade its appearance in London, and eeks {t will be seen on Broadway. vility has arisen from the fact that at beauties of the British stage are or munition making, and London veep compelled to call out the Ladies’ the ranks of the chorus. in the Southwest coal fields n New York will do well to profit by London's exam- negotiations to-day with t dit- ple, since the mania for personal exhibition has become ference the automatic penalty clause ‘ . so extraordinary fn our city that a little camouflage is Seen ee OSe ARIS tht necessary to the public welfare, or perhaps I should itn cane | say, to the public eye. WOMEN SUBWAY GUARDS | London possesses the secret of a camouflage which | AEE produces curves where there are none and lends a slen- GET READY FOR SERVICE der grace to the heavy artillery of beauty. Hee has one camouflage for thé™slim, Th i a aor inks a3 another for the Big Berthas. The ts pasnion Ss sail 2 Pioneer Has Successful Tryout, and jeast sophisticated person knows that | ay Ala aN oe cansene Fifty Will Go On in Month— — | stocking built in horizontal stripes |i. aiden ¢rom Kansas against the > Day as M of color like a croquet stake or a : ' i ae fore Same Pay as Men. | pousse cafe will give roundness even |™O#t sophisticated siren in Ne ‘ ah casect conta A to win a man in the marrying humor "4 The subway Ruardess Is a reality tn}to women constructed on the princi- | (> fone Men im lhe Martsing ie Brooklyn to-day. la Misa Catherine | pi that a straight line is the shortest a ; a Moloney of No Albany Avenue, not An explanation point wrapped Moloney ¢ distance between two points. eo xt FT ala aeRinn Brooklyn, and her trial run from the light or white|“¢#h-colored chiffon will win against 59th Bt . Bay Ridge Station to the he j the Venus de Milo wearing red. For 62d Street Station and back yesterday | ° | re A marrying color, In the was declared by the pway authori- M1 | oul of every conventional male there 3 fea “thoroughly satisfactory.” with Hebe's ankl felt ie a profound bellef that red 1s not ag Moloney, the pioneer of that they look 1 With | respectable. He dislikes to see his ers Valor many dave have passca, | Sat shortage MED wite wear He suppects the un owing to war demands on m compel the Gov ‘he | married woman who has it on, Take ployees, will be in charke of oxy ¢ | manufacture eth ike CanliMaEEsle? gaarts q0nre Also, I think every woman weigh Ae pink but avoid’ red, gua 130 pounds should be de from wearing two f course, are cam- 5 Nelaihing the public camouflag y say that Eve Fifty girl guards will be tn active made herself that famous figleaft sae servicn within the next thirty Jaya One alent 1 attended a|tume because of a sudden sense 0 For a time they wil employed only @ night this week I attended a y hs 2 eS : during ‘the rush hours when the |mustcal comedy, whero the young | original si But I have alwaya ' ent a alls ladies of the chorus KX down the thought t t was because Eve had > he te isle of the theatre. ‘The tnan- | grown thi ds. nent, {t was announced from the| Certain make the thin offered 100 reasons for this dis- », She wears a gown better becuuse there were fifty girls her plump + Bones are a aT and each girl had two reason more eastly draped thon curves, The ope I examined those 100 reasons cure. | bustle was an early form of camou- han joined the staff fully and » Wora just two which js having a revival this tion division of the Federal Adminis- {irrefutable arguments in the lot. on. Our grandinothere, by the tration He will in direet touch | Ninety ght would have been stly | Way, were more given to camouflage He ee trative ain’ | benedtted by cainouflage stockings, | than we a They wore hip pads paign for food conservation and eco ecu ‘ON ts the first ald to all) and cheat ruf! to produce the hour nomival distribution camouflage above the waistline.| glass prog demanded of ‘ iar ge sg)! belleve if ail the flesh-colored chif- | beauty, “ Mietim of Sudden Dewth Wax Bae) UNS ’ san samiwen iiss Jockey Martin. fon In th works could be destroyed 1 sh ver & my wn H + The man, who took sick there would a 50 per cent, slump! init a he mysteries of Grand Central Station at noo In the marriage rate, and jf the color 4e pink were to fade out of the univer k me in hand when dentif -!there might %e no marriage 1 q { decided she must nf the Hotel {1 don't know why it ts but 1 see » be 4 siren, She told me th Street and Sixth Avenue, pink {a love as they see red in rage.|the time had come for me to dress like a young woman and bought for he Economy -gg“" lau ea ‘ in my save I of buying nay of sf | rh never # uy of those thing I said 1 They are disgusting ’ You'll n get ma unless you d 1 monlal cay en with dire 4 viny I would not submit ttt > the a camoufteur OBnWLONW THA Fortunately the fashions changed is in the fact that a single pound will yield yous) f to«day aro as care» Phe . slender. at least 380 cups of delicious tea. 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The new trust will have an output of 5,00 000,000 boxes of matches an- ONDALE, Mass., Oct. 20. watchmen claimed waa an explosion at the Saugus aviation field y to-day, in which an alr- plane was damaged and a hangar wrecked, was caused by a heavy wind WASHINGTON, Oct Mrs, Harriet Bone Necklace of South Dakota was awarded first prise for the best canned vegetabios grown in a war garden CHICAGO, Oct. 20,—Chi has a forger who doesn't propose to have any of his checks “1 Several checks for amounts around $20, bearing the signature "Gours Baker d stamped with a check protector, have been found to be bogu BEAVER DAM, Wis., Oct. 2 Lee called to the Dodge inty Fair Grounds to-day on a “suicide They found an effigy of 5 - Lu Follette with a in a pocke | Ogt. — 20.—Jimmy Archer, former Cub catehe in a poker game recently in which two policemen were winners, The a “cops” raided the party but agre: to "foi about tt," out of con- sideration for the reputation of the ratdees and $4 SUES WIDOW FOR $2,000,000. Mece of the Aneny A sult for t Was begun ate Georw At MeAneny an: of his vast The the will Aneny’ complaint al was widow Collides W POUGHKEEPSIE, Oct 0 | Olin, lawyer, at No. 34 Na t, New York, escaped injury w ‘ car in which he was touring 1 with « m th crashed into an ar nea Jot former A an I | Landon, a few |in the night Willian Land othe fured. |EAT POTATOES TO WIN WAR! Wheat Supply Will He Conserved Thereby, Say Omet WASHINGTON, Oct Nationa spud week begins next Mor every patriotic A an ia ext > Jeat all the potatoes he car | According to An Heulture a special x women and childr ’ help win tho war * wheat supply ty. KERENSKY LEAVES th ( |n a ~FRHTING FRONT | ar Oe | th , | mi front. (It was announced yesterday that Kerenaky had recovered from his Ilness and had presided over the Cabinet meeting which or+ od the removal of the Govern- ment from Petrograd to Moscow]. | Tho Central Council of Workmen's | |. Jand Soldiers’ Delegates has defeated | |the Bolshevik! resolution against | Sending delegates to the coming Allied |sent the | Tho entir Qasants and soldiers, third and fourth squad- jrons of the Ge n High Seas Fleet | and probably also the fifth squadron | ft participated in the operations in the | Mc E at BEAUTY SPo CAMOUFLAGE foe recites nt from the Russian Admiral- two-thirds | Among lorulser Moltke, of 22, feral submarines. | The Russian Raitic fleet in ite en- tirety could not face the Germans in | the responsibility tount mi Two-thirds of German Fleet! ine operations on Oesel Istand | STRICKEN DEAD ‘IN HOTEL. a | Guit of Riga, according to an official | tho bed + The three squadrons comprise of the German feet. units was the battle 635 tons, and sev- DOCTOR HELD IN THEFT Benjamin Berger, German Born, — Accused of Taking Drugs In- © tended for Pershing’s Men. The sixth arrest in the Federal round-up of persons alleged to have b connected with the thefts of valu- able drugs and surgical supplies from the Army Medical Supply Depot, Nov 557 Greenwich Street, ts that of Dr. the ¢ Gulf of Riga without abandoning for the defense of Finland, according to Kapnist of tho Russian Ad- Gult of ralty “The Germans,” ho said, “effected th twelve transports, escorted by | Took Part in Riga Gulf twelve battleships of all types five Benjamin Bare , German-born physl- ‘ crulsers, an enormous number of|¢lan, with offices at No, 740 Kast sixth | Operations, auxitiaries and thirty destroyers.” | Street raed Count ¢ the Battle of Jut-| When arralgned to-day before United PETROGRAD, Oct. 20.—Premler | jand as a precedent for the imponsl- solid San SHR Hitehcock, Dr. Kerensky, it ts announced offictalty, | bility of using submarines to advan-|Derser Was charged with having re- / bs "| ceived twenty tubes of neo-salvarsan has loft Petrograd for the fighting | ‘#e. He added that the Germans jstolen frogh the depot by former em: ployees now in custody. Special Agents Grunewald and Pignuolo, who made all the arrests, said that the stolen druge were to have been sent to France for use {n Gen. Pershing’s army, Chief Assistant United States At ney Knox is expected to ask for high © using tho same troops that took fel Island to attack Dago Isiand, 8 showing that tho Germans were frying out their operations with a inimum force, ball in Dr. Berger's case, The other eur Mi: Beinned, Adve five were held in $7,500 each ‘The are 1 to have been stolen rep- rd of $7,000 to date, Federal nt uD) | agents saic | old, ar : conference In Paris, The Council de- | sfeoter Forest Hill, L. 1, was |@onemary Pa jclded to send two delegates to repre-| found dead in his room at the Hotel| Tho National Red Cross Pageant, Alpin this morning Heinner had @ business engagement the hotel this morning and when he led to appear his associates re-ontly given at the Rosemary open air theatre, Huntington, L. L, will be repeated in ths Metropolitan Opera POLITICAL, POLITICAL, railed onke Dettetive, Dennnme | House next Thursday and Friday as und him, partly undressed, seated on | th@ Personal offering to the Red Cross : Dr, J Harrar, the house| Of 600 American actors, Rehearsals yaiclan, pronounced him dead from | @re in progross in the Far East Gar~ art disease den of the Vanderbilt Hotel. | t POLITICAL, Pinning It on Hylan! —From The New York World, Questions and More For Mr. Hylan— Who organized the Black Diamond Auto Company—Capital $500,000— real cash paid in $1150? Ask Hylan—he knows Who sued his own Company through a dummy until it was on the verge of bankruptcy ? Ask the “dummy”? clerk in Hylan’s office—he knows Who called in Alfred R. Goslin, the swindler fifty-three times indicted for thirty stock-jobbing frauds, as an expert to reorganize the Black Diamond Motor Company? Ask Hylan—he knows Who tried to charge a cousin of his wife $2,280 for collecting a judgment of $3,780? Ask Hylan—he knows The Fusion E How to Vote the Fusion Ticket To vote for Mitchel and the entire Fusion Ticket, put a cross (X) alongside every Bull's Eye on the ballot. Don't rub out or otherwise erase your ballot. If mistake, return your and ask for a new one. are entitled to it make a ballot You you Fusion Commit Questions Who wrote a letter to Goslin, the swindler, which the police found when they raided his office, reading: “Inclosed find note. Kindly thanking you for your interest in| my behalf"—Signed “John F. Hylan™ i Ask the Judge—he knows Who received from Goslin, the swindler, and his stenographer checks for $950 when he was running for Municipal Judge? Ask Hylan—he knows Who denies himself to reporters? Who refuses to answer questions? And why? Ask Hylan—he knows Who, What and Where is Hylan? Ask Murphy and Hearst— they know :mblem Be sure to vote for the Fusion Board of Esti- mate:— Mitchel ARC for Mayor Prendergast. . for Comptroller Adamson, Pres. 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