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

TGolver Says Special Privilege Can * Have no Part in America’s Programme. | 7 can have no place tm the recom- tion programme, said William B. , Chairman of the Federal Trade |? Speciaity Manufacturers’ Associn- He warned against a radical the balance of trade in this Us, through an excess of imme for the mountains of tend not only the most Ulsters view. Foresight. Thirty-fourth Strect called Stupidity. Fi jher for desir cial impertalis: Re tru ADMIRAL Hendreds View Bo: Sperers on Was to Auanpotis. ral hundred, b 1 in state in Campbell's Fune Broadway met. by “30 Cost $40 and $45 to produce according to present woolen prices! overcoats last season. on. plane W L LIES IN STATE. a de ham Bay Navel Station and ¢' ~ FRANKLIN SIMON Men’s Hand-Tailored Winter Overcoats Semi-F; itting Models nue explanation is simple. Like Foch, we had the reserves. We bought the woolens for these Of course, if woolens had slumped in the meantime we would have lost money. But woolens haven't slumped. have continued to advance. Right there you have an interesting sidelight on the human point of Our judgment was ‘right, so we call it If it had been wrong, it would be As it is, these hand-tailored overcoats, at the present prices of woolens, cost $40 and $45 to produce. Quarter or full-lined with pure dye silk in which there is no cotton whatever Men’s Overcoats §30 to °85 gna ately | Service FIFTH AVENUE Men's Shops—2 to 8 West 38th Street —Street Level GB. Altman & Gn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, Luxurious Evening Gowns Wraps and Restaurant Frocks | MADE TO ORDER at comparatively moderate cost Complete assortments of rich silks, veivets laces, from which selections may be made, are always at command. Dressmaking Salon Special Costumes Department, Third Floor. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, It means commer FIVE OUTCH SHIPS TO SAIL U.S, Gives Permissinn a Will Send Vesse Replace Them f Avthar B) WASHING sion of the and 66th Street od in Montreal | Chesterfields Double-Breasters They NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street and FROM AMERICA WITH FLOUR ve Duteh leave + Holland American Gow- City 0 FUND ORVE EXTENDED 19 FILL — Reported Go on Until Next Mons Jay The United War Work Fund cam- until next | | | paign will be continued Monday afternoon dt 4 o'clock, in- | tead of ending last night at 12. Th¢| continuance was resolved upon by | unanimous vote to-day at a meeting of the workers atthe Chamber of \¢ ‘ommeree. New York has falicn alenost $3,250,- | 1000 short of its $35,000,000 quota, In announcing thi¢ John D. Rockefeller Jar. said that a group of men whose names he would not make publi would supply half of the deficiency if the workers the extended time | would get the er half. | The worker n decided that they | whould get ail the money and ‘not place the extra burden on the “group” mentioned by Mr. Rockefeller. All the method’ used thus far will b new ones ma The camp also {n other —Chicago, Philadelphia, Minneapolis and St, Louis, This is the second time | that the campaigning period has been extended, money-getting ntinued and some added. | n will be continued ities that have lagged NEW YORK QUETA j= $3,250,000) Short and Campaign Will | FAMOUS ENGLISH POET ASKS AMERICA 10 URGE beoM oF THE KAISER Sir WILLIAM WATSON... Would Demand His Return Any Place in Which He | ay Take Refuge. 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