The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1919, Page 8

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Ovington’s is such a name— fmowned for charm and good taste, and with a jealously guarded reputation for fine wares at reasonable prices, OVINGTON’S “The Git Shop of Fifth Avenue” 314 Fifth Av.,near 32d St. a OVERNMENT FR } | Agreement Expected, Though Lloyd George Won't Bar- gain Till Men Return. LONDON, Oct. 2—The Central Nows this afternoon declared that belief was expressed in authorita- “ive quarters that the striking railroad men would agree to re- opening the negotiations on the conditions stipulated by Prémier Lloyd George. Premier Lloyd George demands return to work be- jong on their de- gun. 4 LONDON, Oct. 2.—The second con- ference etween Premier Lloyd George and other members of his cabinet and the representatives of the transport workers and thirty-six New York Boston og Brooklyn ‘ Newark Syracuse Rochester Philadelphia =n Distinctive Street: and Afternoon Dresses of exceptional desirability and richness— every dress, in some respect, a splendid interpretation of the newer mode! liantly conceived and designed—developed in luxurious, soft materials—trimmed with novelty braiding, Silk embroidery and touches of Gold thread—or plain. West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Special Sale High Grade Tricotine Dresses Extraordinary Offering of Stunning, New Afternoon Models _ Comparing with Best $35 to $40 Values in City Shoes 800 Pairs New Fall Boots Very Desirable Models $ 45 Specially Underpriced at 4 Models of the most fashionable new styles—including all-Black Kid Lace, All-Coco Brown Calf Lace, Gun Metal Calf Lace, with gray cloth tops. Louis XV or military walking heels. Milwaukee } Pittsburgh Cleveland) Chicago To Open Detroit Bridgeport St. Louis lami an‘é t Balloon acer Over Michigams gu ce pt the Be vege Hb tt at BLAMES HIS MAMN-LAW. “ht an answer which. was filed| 8ST. : a 40 this afternoon with agree- -_-——-- by the hi f . McK : hient, but with every prospect that Wife Learned to Beat Him rom PO leh teces dined A aradtha tarae pong = @ was will be found to gnd the strike Her, band. sin the document that || and of railway men. Hoth official and | Edward Min 0. Ai Went 18th rod, wee. | abS? sleet Stree 1 @ mother-in-law | oe er ee ae Tt at him rough. ‘The | pj nose bleed. She! baitox dat 6 o'clock A atition for alim@my and counsel ' te In hin stan¢ . with them wotll t stpike that threatened to starve the nation, While the conference was In ses- sion, James O'Grady, Labor Member of Parliament from Leeds, expressed optimism as to the likely resutt of the discussion. ‘The representafives af the railroad men are seeking a compromise on the question of returning tp work before entering negotiations, and at a meet- ing this afternoon with the transport meri, it was forecast, will try to find a way out. Some of the delegates who met the Premier declared that considerable progress had been made and that there were hopes of a formula being found to bring about a settlement, J. H. Thomas, Secretary of the Na+ tional Union of Railwaymen, before the conference expressed the hope that an agreement would be reached and said he wpuld do everything In his power to help restore industrial peace. C. T. Cramp, president of the rail- way union, declined to admit that the outlook was brighter, . “We reached no decision what- ever,” he suid. In Government circles, however, it was declared to-day that the railway men's return to the conference room, after Lloyd George's statement that he would not negotiate until work | was resumed, was tantamount to a {confession of the strike's failure, ‘The problem now i to find a solu- tion which will enable t’ strike lende.s to “:..ve their faces.” The Premier probably will facilitate this, if possible, as there may be difficulty in getting the men back to work. Already there is rea-atment over the Government's refusal to pay last week's wages on the ground that the workers walked notice. 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