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pe each from C. B. Morsehauser, Samuel Pr > ETAL BAVE $25,000 Untermyer, 1. P. Garvan and Charies J7T0 WHITMAN WHITE BOOK | | George W. Perkins contributed $: 00) toward tho publication and distri bution of the Whitman White Book, ac- cording to the statement filed by the Whitman White Book Comunittes. The committee's expenditures were $37,- 100.58, or 43 cents fess than the re- sels, thaw Zehnder gave $7,000 tow- ards the White and Publ le a. dome te ALBART, Nov. 26.—Receipts of $159,- ‘F548 ahd expenditires of $166,448 are éheown in the campaign statement ti'leg ‘with tie Steretary of State by the Dem- ; } State Committee. Among the contributions to the fund were smith WATERFRONT FIRE Oil Tank in Shipfitter’s Plant at No. 401 West, Street E plodes—500 Driven Out. Five mén were injured in a fire and explosion im the plant of Stephen Ransom, Inc, shipfitters, at No, 401 ‘West Street, shortly efter § A. M. to- day. Spurts of flaming of! formed a i] | spectacle for thousands of persons ar- ||jrtving om the ferries from New Jereey. ‘The injured are H. Lang, twenty, No. 466 Mercer Street, Jersey City: R. | | Lauria, thirty-one, No. 314 Hast 126th Street; M. Kastor, twenty-eight, No. 13 Bedford Street; W. B. Jones, forty- nine, No. 455 River Street, Paterson, N, J, and Richard Gaffney, sixty, No, 628 East 124th Street. ‘The explosion occurred on the first floor of the building, which ts of brick and five stories tall. A gang of 24 boilermakers and blacksmiths under Foreman Otto Supply had gone to work a short time before. From @ome calise not yet explained, a 500- Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness, “Pape's Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores, Tt acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no in¢onvenience. Don't substitute. Insist on othing else.—Advt. Don’t stay stuffed-op! ey blowing and snuffling! A dose apes Cold und” taken two hours until three doses are will end srippe misery and Up 4 severe cold either in the chest, body or limbs. led | weal CREPE DE CHINE UNDERWEAR 2 | An Always Acceptable Gift The following, on sale Wednesday on the Second Floor, are Greatly Below Regular Prices: Crepe de Chine Night Gowns, Tailored or lace-trimmed models; Crepe de Chine Env. Chemises In an effective tailored model; Remarkable Values Unusually low priced at $3.85 at $2.35 Women’s Washable Satin Underbodices, 88ec Attractively trimmed with laces; in pink;.......... SPECIAL Women’s and Children’s Underwear On the Main Floor, at Decided Price Concessions. $1.95 * ; . ; Women’s Wool & Cotton Combination Suits, A Low neck; sleeveless; knee length; regularly $2.50 and 2.75, FOR CHILDREN Carter's Merino Vest and Pants | Boys’ Heavy Combination Suits Fleece lined; high neck; long sleeves; ankle length; gray or white; all sizes. at $1.15 Regularly sold at $1.50 Medium weight; all desirable styles; sizes 20 to 3 attractively priced at 95c Regularly $1.15 and 1.25 IN A SPECTACULAR THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1918. tion tank of kerosene exploded, Wing vut windows, knocking down |men who were working nearby and |wending out sheots of burping oll in all directions, Hi, Alderton, secretary and tendent of the company, sald the cause of the explosion had not becn learned. The police advanced the theory that a carelessly handled torch might have come into contact with the tank. The Ransom Company has been engaged on work on troop trans- ports and other Government vessels. SSS ee SEES ALL MAIL CARRIED ACROSS ATLANTIC BY FLYERS Daily Service Now Maintained Be- tween England and France Without Interruption. LONDON, Nov. 19 (Correspondence of Associated Prees).—All mails be- tween Europe and the United States eventually will be carried by airplane, > sup according to Lord Norris, who has_ championed @ movement before a par- Nementary committee for the estab- [ped of a port of call fer Atlantic iners on the west coast of Ireland. 7» he says, @ regular dally mail service tween England and Franc airplane is maintained be- without in- terruption by the weath a ee Russellite Wins Habeas Corpas. The United States Supreme Court, On application by Jesse Fuller of counsel to the Russellite leaders, con- vioted in Brooklyn, has granted a writ {of habeas corpus in the case of Seo- jretary William I, Hudgings, ad- judged in contempt of court and in- dicted for perjury. 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Keys, who was found yesterday in Newburyport after a day's chase, made his way to the fifth floor of the Home at 9 o'clock last night, got and auto at @ garage on Cambra! Street, in the Back Bay, shortly be- fore midnight. something was wrong with their mid- night visitor and telephoned the po- lice, Meantime the conservator had deen searching for bim. The man was brought to the police station from the garage, recognized and im- mediately sent back to the Home, whore he was put to bed and a strict watch kept on him for the rest of the night, Miss Girardin, the nineteen-year- old Harvard Club elevator gic!, is the proud possessor of a handsome musk- rat coat, a diamond ring, @ fur hat, several pairs of silk stockings and a black plush dress with which she was Presented by her ardent wooer. Keys met the girl at the clab, of which he is a member. HUNGARY HELPLESS, SAYS RST WOMAN TOBE AMBASSADOR Mme. Schwimmer Declares Government Would Abide | by Any Peace Terms. BERN —Mme. Rosika Schwimmer, who has Nov. 26 (Associated Press) | | accepted the post of Hungarian Am- | bassador to Switzerland, being the first | 2 | woman to receive such an appoint- 4-| ment, declared to the correspondent | that the food needs of Hungary were “nowhere near urgent.” | There is some danger owing to the | Difficulties in the north- Jern and southern section of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire have pre- vented Hungary from getting Its full 7 | amount of coal. The situation in Hungary {s such, | Mme. Schwimmer continued, that the ganization should be sélf-administrat~ Adjutant General. Nov. 2¢—John Baker out through a window and went down ||) the fire escape. 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