The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 9

RATE REVISION MUST WAIT. Register early to-day if you want to } ' vote an Election Day, Booths onen to- lay from 5 P.M. until 1 Me | arcane gt! 10.30 P.M. __| tines Tretia Rxecetives Roads Mast Go Under Private Control. WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—No general) readjustment of railrond rates ts pus: | sible prior to next Jan. 1, and after that | any change should be made by the roads | separated from Government control, Walker D, Hines, Director General of ‘Transportation, informed the Association of Railway Exe utives to-day, The in formation was contained in a letter to T. De Witt Cuyler, Chairman of the association, The question of new rates, according to the Director General, is based on two considerations, First, an issue could not be made on the basis of the unfavor- able showing of the Railroad Adminis- tration during tho early part of thi year, because there Was an abnormally small amount of freight trae. The second consideration cited by Mr, Hines Was that the public would not be sat- isfled with a general rate Increase with- out the concurrence of the Interstate Commerce Commiasion, An “R”’ in | October means Oysters on the menu—and by all means ‘“Eddys’’ Sauce on the Oysters. At Grocers and Delicat+ssen Stores, E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St, N. Y. Service Is the True Test of Price WILuUAM MORRIS as RICHARD PENFIELDE (ARK Cc $8.50 Women’s Black Kidskin Lace and Button Boots, medium heels and toes— handsome and sturdy. $8.5 Men’s Brown and Black Shoes—stout single soles, welted and_ stitched — . solid leather throughout. Complete sizes and widths to start. 7th Ave. Subway and 6th Ave. El. 1 Block from Store ERLE OT Cal | SAUIN GER AS MaASCHA KOSOLORE West 42nd Street Between Fifth and Sixta Avenues The seal of approval has been placed ness, beauty and durability. of our caref Especially graceful and portray many chic new creations. Silk or Gold Lace Tinsel, Brocad eaded Georgette Crepe. Many new ideas in trimmings and collars, $45.00 to 385.00 Misses’ Autumn Suits Two and Three-Picce Models {INCLUDING late imports; particularly emphasized are the new length coats with snug fitting sleeves and smart tailored skirts, ‘They are essentially youth- ful in design and express the ideas of the most cele- brated coutouriers to youth; fashioned of Silk Duvetyne Velouise, Fortuna, Velour de Laine or Peach Bloom. rich Fabrics are rich Furs. Excellent values, 5 $38.00 to 450.00 A Spectal Purchase and Sale $28.00 ® axtistic trimmings—the majority are attractively embroic« ‘SAGELLE Lowe, as LOtA KERINGK! NINe® THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1919. Scenes and Players in ‘‘The Dancer,’’ be FELLOWSHIPS | nowros. en. the Ame Now Running at the Harris Theatre r. EPPINGHAM Ss, PINTS as. 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They are $37.50 to 295.00 of Misses’ High Grade Tricotine Frocks Frocks that reveal at a glance the superior workmanship of the cleverest producers of Misses’ Apparel. Developed in rich Tricotine, in Navy Blue—the most popular color of the season; sd, however, many are beaded; several different models—some strictly tailored; string tie belts; silk-lined waists. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. ava LANG AIR BILL EXPECTED | TO PASS CONGRESS | | Curry Measure Prowdes Separate Department of 6,000 Officers and 60,000 Men, The American Flying Clb to- day issued a statement, which fol- lows in part: “Simultaneously with the start of the transcontinental airplane race, there will be introduced in the House of Representatives a bill for a De- partment of Aeronautics, which ty designed to put an immediate end tc the Air Service controversy which has persis 2 the signing of the armistice which has near! resulted in th truction of Ame can aeronautics, ‘This bill, it 1s au- thoritatively stated, has the approval of Republican and Democratic lead- ers in both the Senate and the Louse, and is certain to Congress. “The bill is. to ntroduced by Representative C: F. Curry of Sacra. mento, partment of Aeronautics, introduced by Senator Harry 8. New of Indiana Committee on Military Affairs, be so amended that it will harm with the new Curry bill ed tis de is dec v avorably Wednesda partment ¢ rector who si The bill cha the responsit once a separa al defense of th him to formulate ing, such as the la ea nee other public immediate establish field kid 4 Down on $ | 15% | 72 & 4 10000 me 6 4 ie 2% © = S00 FREE BRASS BED Fisk ER BROS COLUMBUS-AVE BET, 103 & 1O4”"ST hounces the appointment t Chemistry plicants, which carries an annual stipend of $1,600 or more, are supported by the Rockefeller Foondation and adminis tered by the Research Fe tem of research fe! The bill for @ separate De- | and which is now before the Senate | ad Saturday Evenings My 104 ST. L STATION at CORNER Distressed Steamer Safe, Jot coat shortage reached BOSTON, Oct. §.—The American|N. Fy ta H. ae UKDER ROCKEFELLER BOARD str" as ara elections Made by National Couns | cil to Promote Scientific Research Work. 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Women’s Georgette Crepe Blouses, | | | Soft rich quality in beautiful shades of Flesh Color, Navy Blue } with Bisque, also White; pleated Van Dyke frill, with em- broidered edge, around neck and down front of blouse, 8.90 | Women’s Taffeta or Satin Tailored Blouses, In suit colors—stripes or plaids; the well fitted collar and turn back cuffs are features...... 7.90 & 9.50 WOMEN’S BATH ROBES Peculiarly adapted to give comfort without sacrificing style— . Various Fabrics utilized—displayed on Second Floor Unusually attractive assortments of warm House or | Bath Robes of Blankets, Eiderdown, Albatross, French Flannels or Satin lined with Lambs’ Wool. ae Special for Thursday Only All Wool Plaid Blanket Bath Robes, | In two very smart models; ribbon trimmed; all the Fall colors sepresented : <.6.64500060000 sana r eins 16.56 _| DISTINCTIVE ALPHA CORSETS | Attractively displayed on the Second Floor ‘ | Designed exclusively for STERN BROTHERS and their reputation | built, upon duralde fabrics and superior workmanship and finish. Models suitable for every occasion—dress or sport. Models in Most Popular Fabrics: Coutil in white or flesh color...........00000 eee. 5.00 te 9.00 Satin'in flebly OGlOP GOW ciwevcsveeneer caverns 3.50 to 10.75 Broche in flesh color only. ..........+ . 5,00 to 16.75 Other models in Satin combined with Elastic, AU Elastic, Broche, Suede or Taffeta Silk—moderately priced. SPECIALLY FEATURED: | Lace-front Alpha Corsets of Coutil, Satin, fine | Broche or conibinations . 3.75 to 14.00 EXPERT FITTERS IN ATTENDANCE, ‘ _ aoe, & \ re