The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 6

GENUINE UILON YASH PIE 4 iG ed WORKING MEN Labor and Big Business Joint} themssives. - Action Idea Is Winning = Favor, | IRVING T. BUSH’ BUSH’S VIEWS. Definite Plan Worked Out by a Genius Will Reduce Cost ° of Living. By Frederick Lawrence. “The question, How cam organized purchasing 2°68 in} but it seems to me that plans to achieve the desired-result could be worked out im time as a result of ex- perience.” + ployer of thousands of wage earners, Was anuweriig a request for his views concerning the movement for conferences between a committee of Now York State Foderation of Labor members and food and clothing pro- ducers, together with ®ankers and capitalists generally. The. movement originated with James P, Holland, President of the State Federation of Labor, who directed John F, Pierce, Chairman of Union Labor's Anti- Rolshevism mittee, to seek the advice of successful —— CERTAIN PURCHASE DAYS FOR CERTAIN ARTICLES, mir = Irving T. Bush, Presidedit of the|I ha Bush Torminal Company, and em- | dent Holl man costs immediately. In course 1a ‘nt Secon Production and in: ny ont fon and manu! re-) I think that can Heed to exercise patience an wv coved nee Carlee od foil = eck gs city was re- bait, cy a day after te destruction earth either can a settle down within a tew ab, | fereible in an ey groove after such tal; or gas of deprivation must > men and future that is TO ALIENS, SAYS CARRANZA Blames Press of U. S. for Friction Concerning Oil Interests—Would Be Friendly. MEXICO CITY, | Aug. , 1—Mexico will hold open the door to nationals of |} all countries who can show that they {in| ponsess wholesome ideas of ‘citizenship will not prove @ Gisturbing element fm the nation, President Carranza told rer Py the correspondent of the Associated FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE 103 A104 ST dealers in She commode cabs it ows for that line sttaetY -lanawered to be put into Veaey cannot he the members Price At loading a tel cee Be awe NATIONAL £ Foire COMPANY Press to-day. Proper immigration and, in fact, would extend all possible ald to such pros- r- pective colonists. Touching on the petroluem question, Carranza was emphatic in the declara- Hon that the press of the United States ls being grossly influenced by the pe- troleum interests, who, he said, are dis- torting the facts. He added: en eee not opposed to the petro- oto. any othe for- te investors.” ‘raneé gave renewed assurances of perso! and those s the Government that tween Mexico and the ewer Btates de maintained. | COURT PUTS APPROVAL ON PRINCE CHARMINGS Two Youths Who Found Slipper and Sought a Cinderella Are Set Free. A quest for @ modern Cinderella on an excursiin ateamer ‘brought trouble for Harry Fredericks, twenty- three, of No, 439 Eagt 14th Street and Theodore Bhults, twenty-two, No. 320 Wast Bist Btreet. The boys took o trip on the Manadaly on July 27th. During @ pause in the dancing Shults found @ girl's slipper on the deck. “Let's look for the Cinderella,” he suggested to his pal. The first jolly bunch of girls encountered entered into the spirit of the fun and tried on the slipper, The next bunch also thought It was all good fun, but their encorts didn't. A free for all ensued and Fredericks and Shultz were ar- reated by Special Cop Tivili for dis- orderly conduct. Next day in the Tombs police court Magistrate John their nm of chivalry | has not yet Hie Ana ewave ot the 7 o mile ang e e ‘QUEERS DEMOCRATS NAME O'Hare, Kept Off Slate, May Run ‘The Queens County mittee, in Long Island City, Inst night Gestgnated "eRe refused Monday ‘Adel, present Benstor, was” designated tast for Court Jus-| burg-American Line had arranged to rougnte piace Assemblyman oo ortare consolidate its interests with a “large New York steamship corporation” is ‘Hare nee that he may roa fi tly for - 3°! nicipél Court|Te@erded by steamship men here as oF F TE ine aegis somewhat improbable, The ground for The Republican General Committ: ight ent ‘completed CONFIRMS DUNLAP SALE. Knox Co, President Adami tom of Hat Rt Fletcher 4. Montgomery, Preation' the Knox Hat Company, to-day coi firmed the purchase of the Dunlap & Co, the ramor was the fact that the Food Administration had appointed the -~American Line to look after ‘estes in Hamburg of another Independently for Municipal Court Justice, Democratic Com- t ing, District, and Samuel i. L fs, for Assembly, the Second Dist nee lilt SHIP MERGER IMPOSSIBLE, ees Steamer Official ore Deut Mam. |'* warded as likely that the in- ., dant < ine MariburgeAmericnn and | Alias A. Ryan & Co., bankers and brok the North Gorman Lioya lines will be|*® Who acquired control of the con- th compan-|cern about the middie of May. they have| Mr. Montgomery said the two trade ye {names “Knox” and “Dynlap” will be ‘maintained, Mo, 1816 Street, Bvergreen, for State “There’s no better place to buy clothes than P.- T! is “Whenever a fellow mentions clothing to me, all I say is ‘Park-Taylor, Park-Taylor!’ Ican’t help talking about them, their Suits are so good, so inexpensive. “The P.-T. Shops are on the second floor—but what’s a short flight of stairs when you realize that it helps bring you a smarter, more durable Suit for a lower price! “P.-T. style can’t be. matched—the fabrics are all wool and the prices surprisingly Jow, because Park- Taylor produce all their own clothes, sell from economical second-floor shops to thousands of men.” Masti. $ Jatloed Master-tailored—that’s ca ouith to describe this line. It contains everything that Park-Taylor stands for, plus a definite style individuality that puts them in a class by themselves. Come in and see our Sum- mer styles—you need not buy, but you will. Palm Beach Suits| |English Priestley Mohairs Master tailoring makes them $ ] 5 00 Park- Taylor Sizes up to 60 Four Convenient ay 173 Broadway Ceiani See} 2d (1551 Rcuitinas 2 fa Sve 1333 Broadway si S<:" |Floor (149th St., Bronx taj iv" Open Evenings Saturdays oral 9 velock Until 10 P. M. hat interests from Allan A. 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