The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1919, Page 14

RAILROAD CHIEFS DISCUSS RETURN OF LINES BY U.$. oc a Increase of Freight Rates After Systems Are Turned Back Is Predicted, Forty executives representing all of the most tmportant rafiroads of MILLRBROOK, Black Kid; Kid, Cloth Top; White Wa-Buck, Preserve Your YouthfuP Vitality |: Don’t get old before your ‘ime. Youthfulness is an attraction very difficult to beat. The fountain of per- petual youth is only a Led but you can in a ear, youre atl vt by wearing the Cushion Bee.” These shoes stand as guard- ians over you. They pre- vent the hard streets and pavements from sapping the very life out of your system. It is one of the ways of defeating “old Yor Women Made JOHN EBBERTS SHOE CO. SOLD ONLY AT 1372 Broadway, at 37th Street 12 Falk Piece’ Weokvorth eolworth Bldg. Bend for [Dustrated Bookiet. Continuing—the Sewing Machines Handsome New Domestics Cosmos—Willards—Emblems { that a slight error in the design of the woodwork brings ou at October $3.00 to $5.00 Each Each machine is good ornament in any room in veniently and compactly de: 4 a modern apartment. imbel guarantee against mechanical imperfections, A Few Not Exactly New Singer Sewing Machines are included with the Domestic makes that thd Two models are pictured. Sale comprises. Cosmo, $27 Wi Four drawers, drophead style with automatic lift. ‘all attachments, In Addition—A Sale of Dress “Hall-Borchert,” “Acme” and other Adjust- able Dress and Bust Forms. $1.75 to $17.50 GIMBELS SEWING MACHINE SHOP—Fifth Floor | probably will take definite action. reece ere ett erm 7 Daraenn cian eh ee) en FRASER a ONES 29) TTY OL HN SCR oF THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1919," the country met yesterday th the of- fices of the New York, New Haven and Hartford, in Grand Central Terminal, to discuss problems that railroads will have to face when they are turned back to their owners on Jan. 1. The most important subject taken ap was the letter from Director General Hines to Thomas De Witt Cuyler, Chairman of the Association of Rail- way Executives, In this letter Mr. Hines said the Railroad Administra- tion would be unable to make the necessary readjustment in freight rates to enable the companies to be self-sustaining with the return to private management, and suggested that the companies take steps to bring the matter before the Inter- state Commerce Commission. It is certain that the suggestion of Mr. Hines will be followed. The rall- road executives left the matter in the hands of the standing committee of twenty-six, which will meet. this morning at No. 61 Broadway and Not only ie the Government facing 4@ deficit of $300,000,000 on the pres- ent year’s operation of the roads, which will have tobe made up after the return to private ownership, but during the war transportation fa- cilities have failed to keep pace with Increased traffic, and the rallroads will have to spend large sums of money for equipment and rolling stock. Mr. Cuyler sald after the meeting that resumption of private opera. tlon would naturally open several problems of great importance. Ho edges: “The most serious problem is that Jot Adeauata legislation to ol railroads sound financial foot try, As inted out by 6 Government has not been able aurine. athe Period of Government ake the full amount of Septal e expenditures needed to Keep the | abreast of the growth country.” 14 HORSES IN LONG RACE. Army Mounts Will Average Sixty Miles @ Day. BURLINGTON, Vt, Oct. 4.—Four- teen horses weighed in last night at Fort Ethan Allen for the 300-mile endurance race under cavalry conditions, which starts this morning. y are to do sixty miles a day, and afe scheduled to arrive Saturday night at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. Seven starters are pure bred Arabs, includimg Halcyon, the south In the pursuit of Francisco Villa Two pure and two hajf-bred Morgans © race, ridden by army officers, ons his daily stxty ithout dis- prelimi- ion was the gage at The a aera Devt. te, oe, De- ing the ‘competition Birthday Sale of Savings of looking enough to be an our home. is con- to suit the exigencies carries the 10 Year Willard, — When closed resembles 4n attractive music cabinet. All attachments. Forms " Inlaid Linoleum in a beautiful quality; subject to balvtott Cork Mnoloum, 4 rds wits: So In Holland . sizes. n ive no yu peer s, . slight imperfections in the inlay, but will “wear | Slizht imperfection in no sense impairs the we ft, aetna ser ov one ese ae Adjustable for inside and outside of win- like tren pie ane bard woed saeigas, ing apatite. 26 in., 98 in. x 6 ft., at $1.50. dow frame. Wicker Sewing Baskets From England A large and comprehensive collection of attractive eving baskets sally lined with colorful satin has just irvived in the Gimbel Notion Shop. Many foresighted people are buying them now for Christmas-giving. Music Salons Open’ Evenings Until 9 o’Clock For Other Gimbel News See Page 13 During Player-Piano and Phonograph Sales. $1.50 to $18.50 Use Entrance, 33d St. near Broa dway. fara Gfmbels Ninth Birthday ~:q2%2 2: FURS OF SQUIRREL—A Day of Extraordinary October “‘Chevy Chase’’ Birthday Sale Values is a new man-tailored MONG the most desired of the sea- SAILOR HAT son’s furs is squirrel—for women have realized the youth-giving charm of its soft that will delight to enthusiasm the tailored Birthday en ings Blankets are bound to be “Super- | coloring and the smartness of its close yet furry erner—e waee a #6 a whose c ode aa ia diatinative toeranert is it ond itself that it needs no note of cat simplicity and well-groomedness, tzimmt tonmoaoon OF hatter’s plush, also known as sil beaver, faced For Wednesday—to make this Birthday Sale ‘et Shop have ith long naj ver or Lyons silk velvet (Ami learned by. ple Maple “Ge With ccereet wits | Pgh oo erican) offering of greatest importance—we have chosen perience. These—new, cosy, FURS OF SQUIRREL. Fight in weight—in ar. “ance $9 15 —in laundering quilities are hd Of finest Siberian grades—expertly chosen and painstakingly matched. Blankets that no wise home- maker can afford to miss: GIMBELS SPORTS MILLINERY SECTION—Third Floor PA IA alla a Strong Favorites in the Birthday Sale Are Jewelry From Phidas Wie ade ca nate bee Cotton mixed. Wide silk bd M Paris made on fue based on an earliest buying bindings WA, pink or blue Women Ss Glace Kid Feseh fi ¥ ! market, so that the values tomorrow hold savings Plaid Weolen Blankets, Gloves $1.85 meets most exceptional. heads, This particular “Birthday” — is a two-cl —th a kind a etan, lee. He Large Govecos fo ee A, ila point: exer: ee mee natren. Kind Long Coats of Squirrel...............0008 ed ihe He adh ered back. Milady may have them in either black foetal and caluiotain gus |[ Lrotteur Coats of Squirrel. ......:........ 289 All Wool Plaid Blankets, ° or white. ee MT ee Thtee-quarter Coats of Squirrel........ pee 4 ne Al oar. te Very popular, too, are— lovely pcreations of ‘supple Cape Collarettes of Squirrel.............. binding, eink, blue tan, | Women's Mocha Suede Women's Weshebe Cape ‘ $6.50 to $18.50 Long Stoles of Squirrel. spevsedeseeececese a Wool lente, aie eevee anh’ K. sown-—three noodle Bracelets ond Armilets Capelets of Squirrel eecccccces Cevccccccee h . “ jae it - = —th the . saat sae, 80x90. Call- embroidered baci... One ore vi a ey chic? corpaunnr cere ithe Muffler Collars of Squirrel te eeeees pretense forn is wool stock, | Wide Wiip wedalatn qeay only, Mahogany, ‘Tan, Dark Ea perky Al rs Choker Scarfs of Squirrel..............005 blue borders. Made spe- Smart and serviceable—as Phir voles toe CAS colorful beauty of jade, coral Slip-through Scarfs of Squirrel........... cially for Gimbel Brothers. Suede Gloves are sure to be. only. of Tapis~an the chic of Muffs of Sqi irrel pre era GIMBELS GLOVE SHOP—Maia Piss $3.00 to $10.00 sof Squirrel .......... Hele cetnvecat canes sual We GIMBELS FUR SALON—Third Floor 4,000 Yards Wilton Carpet, $6.65 Yd. A special purchase of grey ‘‘Moresque” design, yard wide carpeting of a rich quality, at this judicious price, which includes the Federal Tax. Very thick and delightful to the tread. In addition, a complete stock of superb carpet- ing, 34 width, in plain and in figured effects Curtain Rods, Poles and Fixtures In a wide range of conveniences so necessary, for a comfortable home. The Very Newest Conceit in the Flat Rod for Holding Hangings Made of Velvet finished Brass; eaten and pon-eniyite: Extension 36 in . to 63. it ingle rods, 45 cts. Double rods, 90 cts., including brackets. Other sizes, variously priced. In white enamel finish, single 60 cts., double $1.20. 12 ft. in the m ted colors. i Window Shades Other Rods 1B ft wide’ "This pricfinaludes the Federal Tax. $9.50 ¥4, Rabactice er Styles of Le Completely equipped and separatel; Ready for Use LINOLEUM vehiade cording to Cimbel Specifeations and | At 45 otg,, 15 in. to 24 in, extenslon, ‘ Sizes: —At 18 cts., 24 in. to 42 in. extension. —36 in. x 6 ft., “Water color,” 79 cts. ea. —36 in. x6 ft., Flat Finish, 95 cts. ea. $1.60 sa. Ya. $1.10 sa. Ya. — At 20 cts., 30 cts. and 60 cts., other GIMBELS CARPET SECTION—Sixth Floor An Event! The Birthday Sale of Aprons 50c to $2.95 For Mistresses — — For Maids And as October isn’t very far from November—-our very best advice GIMBELS—Sixth Floor Boys’ Warm Clothes From the Best Makers in America _ Gimbels Boys’ Clothing is making more friends all the time. Mothers realize that we do not go in for fanciful clothes 1920 Cotton Dress Fabrics 50c to $1.50 yd. Imported and Domestic Ratines, Crepes and Voiles is—“Buy Thanksgiving Aprons or fanciful prices. 38-in. to 44-in. wide, 1) ae Birthday Price T: ‘ % Naas mille 4 sisi We sell common-sense clothes—sturdy and good-look- Five SeOwing ote tn Aprons ing—the kind a live, active youngster likes to romp around 1920 pattergs in colored T en Ape Aprons, lace, embroidery apes in, And our low prices make a strong appeal to mothers. cotton dress materials in to a profusion of delightful bib ti a Bretelle Apro: ib or strap mode! Boys’ 2-Trouser Suits, $15 coloralandivatterma Tha Boys’ Winter Overcoats, $15 hemstitched an enibroliny trimmed Double Service Suits A wonderful lot of heavy 5c to $4.00 Solidy good, of Tweeds, double-breasted ts f he fine texture and beautiful , b iq uble-breasted coats in sty- / maredmred spe | “Ebel St cocci |. Sree ae ces the Ger $1.50-$1.95 Tou h as hickory. Sizes 7 brown, gray, checks and mix- effect, The very daintiest Colored A; ie tures. Sizes 6 to 18. danoe froaka bad party dresses Band Aprons in princess or bib style; therized Suits, $17.50 . ‘i ‘ can fashioned from these percale or gingham, 50c to $1.50 Baye Leathe its, $ Boys’ Genuine Patrick filmy tissues over silk founda- *“Leatherized” means that avey weak point is reinforced wit! Jeather. ‘“‘Leatherized” means all-wool stuffs designed ex- pressly for these suits. “‘Leath- erized"” means maximum ser- vice—therefore satisfaction. Sizes 7 to 18, Bungalow Aprons of percale or ging- sang button back or front, belted fitted or elastic waistline; trimmed with contrasting colors. $1.00 to $2.95 Maids’ or if eyo Caps, Collars and Cuffs, Dust Caps, 20c to 65¢ Downstairs at Gimbels-A Sensational Sale o; of Men’s and Women’s High Shoes $3.95 | | $4.95 | | 85.95 Shoes for Men and Women at all prices. Sensational value. “Buy now while the stocks are complete. All sizes in the majority of styles. The shoes are made by well known makers,.and.have flexible or Goodyear welted soles. Every wanted style, every popular leather and shade. Low, medium or high heels. A style for every taste. All Shoes on Sale on the Subway Balcony Brophien, ! New Jersey and Long Island Custoners Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subway Passages? tte EST ey Pls SS a. yalied ans Sogn eet ected oa vie ann Mackinaws, $17.50 All wool, wonderfully warm. Hsdso for stormy weather. dsome styles. Sizes. 6 tions. The colors are both light and dark and are suit- able for afternoon dresses as | well as evening frocks. GIMBELS APRON GIMBELS—Second penne -Seend Flew SHOP—Second Floor lle Floor taht inant is is