The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1918, Page 12

Mayor's Committee on Natlonal De- | fense yesterday. Henry MacDonald, | Direotor Generai of the Committee, explained ho was waiting for Pres! dent Wilson to sanction the cere Monies officially. Much depends on the word which comes from the President. To make the event worthy of the occasion, tt ced is hoped to have the President end i & the members of bis Cabinet as the guests of the city and to have them | participate {n the celebration, possi- a. “er bly to the extent of beading the Chairman Asks if Celebration] parade. Here Would Interfere With “I communicated to-day with the . ne ® White House,” said Mr. MacDonald President’s Plans ast night, “to ascertain if such @ wonderful outpouring as ts proposed | for New York City on Thanksgiving | y will interfere with the plans of | ident Wilson, buy one of these Plans for New York City Victory celebration on Than’ ay were not announced T also wished to establish whet action by the Mayor's Committee be present time might be cons! Offered POSLAM FINE omicial ‘Thankegiving. Day procias as long further action the committee will tak as the lot FOR SORE, TIRED | |"*sire MacDonald explained (bat ¢ lasts at |tive for the reason that should Pr: less than ITCHING FEET | dent Wilson proclaim somo day othe will have to So far the Mayor's Committee hay a proceeded on the assumption that To freshen, cool and comfort tired, | President Wilson will proclaim a tender, chafing fe eral observance of victory on Th iq lam—soothing and antiseptic—over | giving Day, with religious services in them. Here is intense, ee relief rua cnet and eteei ay exerciecs jg | 1m the afternoon or evening. such ap Postar, brings {o.any dee slang of the Taree cities havo ar- ‘When Ecseme brea! disfig- | TANEC for victory fetes on Thanks. uring, Pimples, Rash or ‘any erup. | f!ving Day, believing that the bollday cif mos intely to ox~ Hewal troables, Poslet should fe) cross sur meonsnctive of the Lriarspa used to drive them away and fur-| of the Allics’ arms and the virtial re- nish the safe, efficient treatment. establishment of peace. Poslam does so much and goes so far. | men everywhere tavor Sold everywhere, For free sample ks write to Emergency Laboratories, 243) West 47th St. New York City Urge your skin to become clearer, | . better, through the daily| P. wecrifices in the past, wl demonstrations obiix . , | to close their establishmen slam Soap, medicated with| toc at this tine thelr pre ences should be taken into consid Von, FURNITURE | ety’ Loan drives, in iirookiyn, 5th Avenue ON SALUT 1 Ch an of the Munhatta ved to spend In Brooklyn and a or a short address at tho purk it will be impossibio for th to attend, some member of net will asked to mako nial in inducing the portant cities in the State | to ixsuc proclamations urging all por- sona to attend church services on y and offer avo been committuo picture theatre: to flash on their ac | ments that Sunday has be as a day of prayer for > STATION AT conver | ° the Allies. rden to Have) About the City. ng” for victory, to be held in Madison Square Garden on the COLUMBUS AVE afternoon of Thanksgiving Day, ix by expected to attract thousands, The he PO oe LOL EB | demand ror seats exceeds the accom. modations, and, therefore, similar ac NNER song services will be held in other | parts of tho city, William Fellowes | Morgan, head of the committee, an- nounced yesterday that the ‘sone leaders will be Walter Damr Harry Barnhart, L, Camilleri, Ri Lawrence of the Y. 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