The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1918, Page 8

As ahaetnenatoel a THE EVENING WORLD, WILSON 10 DECIDE ON REVENUE BILLS | _ INTIS CONGRESS i] pa aon SRIGTE Congressmen, With Eyes on | Fences, Would Wait Till | After Election. { TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1918, _ ‘Stage Women Make Old Gloves” WeNordei*whe reeianed” "ME fom: bridge will enter upon his new duties nena Ad olution authorizing American soldiers . and eatlors to accept decorations for on June Ist. avery from the jes, and empower~ Into Soldiers’ Wind Proof CORRES)... seaacaas wes haces wenn | tse a Prsuloas Uh beet eonaritige Allied Decorations. upon foreigners, was passed by tho WASHINGTON, May 21.—A joint res- Senate and to the House, Number 3 of a Series of Labor Conservation Chats. CAMMEYER |! 34" St. New York What “Slow” Accounts Mean “ Sow: ACCOUNTS mean something more than the WASHINGTON, May 2 I’resi- dent Wilson will determine whether ‘ ee ‘ ' Ware n | TAD? mere matter of delay in receiving payment of bills. Dict Ihe moiety commie ee MEN’S ' At a conference of Secretary Mc- | Adoo with Congressional leaders the | Secretary sald he would lay the mat- | OXFORDS 7.00 Exceptional Values! I HEY MEAN DUPLICATION OF EFFORT, the main- tenance of records and additional officework that would be unnecessary if such accounts were paid ter before the President with the views of the Congresamen ar:inst jrevenue legislation now. A second| conference will be held before the end MARIE. of “MINS PROOF Ca Eers. . . . . f thi ik. All were agreed that a equipped with eight electri bt within the reasonable specified time. |dectston should be made witn-ut deq| Viwent Astor Furnishes settee tne ease women's Wer / Iny. Working Quarters for New [Retief by the Safety Koonomy Ma- OW well Low Shoes and 2 The Congressmen lald ~% pi-aan Patriotic Idea chine Company, Jackets are turned Straw Hats go together— j the t that a Revenue Bi L . | by the d , und Bor most or att they mean that labor which ms rae eed eens —— le Snares ethene two old pals for years. We might to keep It from becoming “a political | A novel war activity is being carried football.” |on by the actress-members of the Secretary McAdoo argued that it Stage Women's War Relief, who are would not do for Congress to walt Constucting wind-proof jackets for luntil the next regular session before Men tn the service from scraps of passing any revenue legislation, as @| Waste leather and | Revenue Bill in the next genie cae | Stoves. | [rot Pane nadie of March, and the| , Vincent Astor has donated the heat-| shout to bo might be devoted to necessary tasks essential to the comfort, convenience and efficiency that you derive from your telephone service, is wasted on what should be uanecessary tasks. son, and all are shipped to soldiers, say that |satlors and aviators, SHOES Wind-proof jackets mado of wante and leather have proved warmer than woollen sweaters, and are now includ. Straw Hats one gets lonesome without the other. And how much cooler you will feel and look after you have brought these pals to- gether once again. worn-out kid)ed in the regular Government equip. ment for men in service. A drive for old Jeather and cast-off kid gloves is held by the Stage dclay would undoubtedly be injurtoas | Wuerters for this work in the Astor; Women's War Rellef, and in the Cammeyer has the Low Shoes, mn owe 7 . a : to the best interests of the Govern- Court Building, No, 18 West sith|mean time it will receive contribu. all right. Best made, best wear- Ar THIS TIME IT IS DESIRABLE ‘that unneces- cnt, ‘The Congressional leaders’ Btreet. At this clearing house pack; | \!088 of elther of these commodities at ing, best lookii id best buy i 4, but prom|sed to No, 18 West S4tb Street. ing, et ing an est buy in the city for $7.00. Separate Entrance to Our Men's Shop, 68-70 West 35th St. sary labor be eliminated as much as possible so that the out-put of necessary labor may be increased. Secretary McAdoo holds that lux- ll over the country, and letters ask. | jurtes should bear « more supotential ing for patterns and directions for the ings Bank, tax burden, Ho does not helleve wind-proot jackets. From the clear-| R. 1 latant Gee 7 b 3 reat addition to on ri james rowbridge. Assistan eee linen cbie 6s odes 1 ale ‘or income IM* bouse the gloves are shipped *o retary of the Bankers Trust Company, taxes because it might interfere with No, 10 West 23d Street, to rooms wes to-day elected Comptroller of the Liberty Loans. _- = - MAIL FOR SOLDIERS | WILL 60 QUICKER Army Men Are to Deliver and Col-| lect in France With Aid of Post Officials. | WASHINGTON, May 21.—Steps to facilitate delivery of mails to soldiers | in France have been taken by the Post Office and War Deportmenta, tt) was announced to-day. The military authorities will deliver and collect mail in France. ‘The Post Office De- | partment will turn over the mail at the port of embarkation in this coun~ try and receive it a port in France ——— New Comptrotter of Franklyn Sav- Subscribers who pay their telephone bills promptly help to conserve la- bor at a time when the conservation of all labor is a national necessity. The work of the American Red Cross is world-wide By contributing you become a part of this great organization GB. Altman & Cn. 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