The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1918, Page 9

_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 191 canteoneeneamane - —- a a 4 MARKET SOMMISSIONER | coal supply for New York City. REPUBLICAN LEADER HELD | tonea ,induction of draft men into |to be changed so as to read for “lim- t I have had occasion to visit “bomb proof” jobs by means of fraudu-|ited service only.” and then get him PRAISES EVENING WORLD Scores of these tremendous culm ON DRAFT FRAUD CHARGE lent credentials. Jordered into @ non-combatant branch "4 banks, ft have talked with Mr | Three others are held, Assistant Dis-| No officials connected with draft ad- - @ FOR CULM COAL STORIES. Richards and others who control poses Weis triet Attorney Axman sald, on charges | ministration are charged with partict- | iP, those banks State Excise E 4 Sor they are nen Who were given the nin the alleged conspiracy, {t was | *| With the pressure of human leged to Have Opened Was the “snap” Jobs and then failed to 5 ftch and his son denied guilt : Jonathan C. Day Says He Also| needs right here in New York oh ‘B 2 Proof” j t 7 for them. | when aigned and tl defense was a ‘ 7 ifference mers | and the absolute necessity of an or “Bomb-Proof” Jobs, ! ‘The complaint was made by Police-|not made public : ‘| Found Indifrerence Among Owner | adequate coal supply, f could not Samuel Krulewiteh, an employee injman Edward Cobben of the Brooklyn _— West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street 4 j of Tremendous Supplies. at all appreciate the seeming the » Excise Department and Re-| Detective Headquarters, the specific vi New Mexico tn Dry Colamn, ; To the Tiditor of Tha Evening World indifference of those who con- 5 can leader of the Twenty-sixth As-|otation of the selective service law. be ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Oct 4, i ILL you allow me to ex- trolled the coal which might be bly District, and his gon, Alvin, to-]ing alleged in the case ane w Mexico entered the dry seiner enn proto * . ce A day were held {n $5,000 bail each by|linsky, inducted into the Medical Corps. | jast midnight when the State wide pro r Ps 74 ? “ar BW crest my “rotound ap: | tona'ny our poole here I ihink yrs fd In Wah Gait ac yma, date it Medial Corp, ie lt thin the Sain Ale re BUY U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS | preciaton of the public | if you continue the good WOK | Koy on 4 paint Involving the al-'was for the papers of a re red man | No ber became operative service that you are rendering at | you are now doing through these of the FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN present thr hie Irene id descriptions Miss Loeb 7 ig in The Evening World a cite coal. | and in your editortal comments ve ’ a For the rast four months it has | yoy will arouse public opinion te ~ allen to my lot to spend quite a {be poi mes Dy *ereat deal ein the anthra- | thing can be done which will be ‘ | cite regions, g with wholes | worth white rr t he chp hag ee Aha vhohard he Nothing short of throwing coa 1 and e Loeb's articles regarding anthra- 119 to 125 W. 24th St. Bet 6th and 7th Aves Autumn Apparel for Children ' From Infancy up to Five Years Is assembled on the Second Floor, in an unexcelled selection o! smart models and desirable materials, at very moderate prices } —- — ait a A fis ie WMseally ims “The Only Store That Sells the Overstocks of the National | Wh P tt With penile: to-day 1 buy « pound Cloak and Suit Co.’”’ No Connection With Any Other Store. Lb y y Futter of coal except through the chan- —————————— which are completely con- by these exclusive monop- Corns? Use “Gets-It”"| Common-Sense, Si You can tear or you can peel The Joy . October Clearance Sale of the National Cloak & Suit Co.’s OVERSTOCKS with the good work. JONATHAN C! DAY. Commissioner of Public Markets. | ee "/FRENCH STATE: EXECUTIONER | onds, It te the only ti world, Two dr Attractive Values for Thursday: French Hand - made Dresses! Hand-smocked Batiste Dresses NOT EXEMPT FROM ARMY Of Nainsook; panel or yoke effect, Empire or loose model, with siiethiitalnicln hand-embroidered; scalloped bot pink and blue stitchings; : tom; sizes 6 months to 2 years, sizes 2 to 5 years, Gets Forty-Eight Hours Leave ’ Special $2.95 Special $2.00 Children’s Coats of Imported Corduroy, $5.00 In white; box model with belt; sizes range from 6 months to 2 years; special When He Is Called Upon to | Perform an Execution, PARIS, Sept. 25 (Associated Press) The position of M. Deibler as state | # not exempt him | service, He is mobilized | Jand his age places him in the auxil- | lary service, his work being that of a clerk in an office of the War Depart- Thursday We have planned to make this Dollar Day a great value-giving event. A great collection of merchandise from almost every department is offered at this sale. Values such as have made the Dollar-Day Sales at this store the talk of Greater New York. Don’t miss this opportunity. to Folie | guillotine nstru at d down stores it Remarkable Values in Women’s “and Misses’ Boots { }— at $7.95 ‘sion, HESE are new Autumn Boots which we are featuri, in four distinctive styles for dress and street w. in all sizes and widths. All Cordo Tan Calfskin Tan with buckskin tops. a Patent coltskin vamp with grey nubuck tops. Gunmetal vamp with grey nubuck tops. ——~<Buy liberty Bonos >—— This Linene Dress cee"! ONE DOLLAR LOYALTY OF U. S, MINISTER MAY BE INQUIRED INTO. It is effectively trimmed in contrasting color and finished with fancy stitching on revers and belt. Plaited skirt. Some of the Other Special $ Bargains at Fur-trimmed, green Pelt Juliet Slippers Women’s black Felt Lace House Shoes Hair.. Women’s Felt Slippers; ribbon trimming. . Boys’ Repp Wash Suits of good quality Boys’ Repp Wash Suits; contrasting trim Boys’ Striped Boys’ Was | Charges Referred to State Depart- | ment Implicate Envoy to Centrab American Republic and Others. WASHINC volving the | Minister and Your Eyes |f\vi.0"s . 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French Flowers in tinsel and velvet combinations, Ostrich and Fane, Feathers in a large variety of novel,designs. + $1 Women’s Slippers of genuine Came Correctly Fitted Glasses from $2.50 PE helich Sons dj Estcblished 56 Years ( New York: 184 B'way, at John St Sixth Av., 15th St. e Linene mation to the The following are Special for Tomorrow pi A acl) RAREST ill AMA RO TS 4 360 Sixth Av, 924 Stillcccherepropagendia Ae : Boys’ Knic Serge or Suiting. Size 6 1 sor Nassau, at Ann Sti]! \000 4 trom the bank in the form of Plush Hats for auto or sport wear i $1 i | Brooklyn: aos Putton Bt aad ; sic ansountacincre: | Women's Kid Gloves—small sizes. Black or white, contrast Handsome Quality Beaver Hats. . at du0.90 yi be ormution wanted | ing stitching ° $1 : . . ’ roy - BER Send for Booklet, “Evesie If} | Women's Military Belt of Tan leather ae Ostrich Tips in Black and Colors, . at $1.95 i. Women's one. Cotton Crepe Pajamas ; ee SI . . } : " Q- » oc Receoarans Wainanla alinsarer Gann oliPlorall Crane Fancy Ostrich Novelties. $1.35, $1.50 to $2.25 = Women's Gown of good quality Muslin . , A , - Pe | | Women's Gown of soft Lingerie Batiste Particular attention is directed to an exclusive display of Russian Misses’ White Nainsook Princess Slip Silk-and-lace Camisoles; ribbon straps Nainsook Petticoats; embroidery flounce Sable Beaver Untrimmed Hats, sold only by STERN BROTHERS. | | Stern Brothers West 42nd and 43rd Streets Front-lacing Brocade Corsets; lace trim ——<_Buy Liserty Bonos >— | Reliable Wrist Watches As used by Army Officers and men in the service, Red Cros: and other organizations, at very attractive prices. 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Military Wrist Watches at $12.75 Nickel or gunmetal cases; radium dials; second hand; unbreakable ervstal Boys’ Khaki Twill Romper Suit Women’s Belt; Patent Leather Women's Black Velveteen Auto Hat White Jean Corsets; small sizes Corset Covers of Nainsook Nainsook Corset Covers; lace trim Crepe de Chine Corset Ce Serim Brassieres; attached shields | Tailored Suits as illustrated $39.50 at ¢ SPECIAL3 FOR $ and 15-jeweled adjusted movement aera ee ee eee “Nusatin ——< Buy Liperty Bonds >—— LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LL Decorative Drapery Textiles and Rich Window Laces Equal in style and tone to those of previous seasons are shown in the Upholstery Sections, Fourth Floor | PDP 1,000 Choice , Waists at trimming or hand embroidery. In whit This unusually smart model is developed in silvertone velour—this season’s favored fabric. It has a high collar of Hudson Seal and new strap belt effect. Skirt and coat have slot pockets. 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