The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1919, Page 4

setae tainnane eet nance ateete eSNG OT ELEN LURE ee cayinaiesieeenceetinst-setsasiattaianayaaiaeeeninniannnanicinsanpansmaiinitin tall THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER % 1919, t relieved Inst night of his railroad ticket, |stalrs and any one can eee at a glance a WASHINGTON, ine ‘PICKPOGKETS REAP HARVEST |e mot. arnt, ear a any oma can no wane] POISON CANDY INQUIRY. Washington to-day, members of the discovered his loss on the Pennsylvania. | crowds and pickpockets.” ‘ Freneh mission from the Kole Poly: IN HUDSON TUBE CRUSH | otters ‘beran trunting tor. their, tiokets . ; spe technique to the United States will make Sed 4nd found themselves in similar stralts.| 1. woea ¢ ie MOST FOOT TROUBLES start from childhood. (“ + an extended tour of industrial and edu- “A man In the same car,” said Mr,|G°™ a beer Dceaets hh os Mh ga : . in fitting Httle feet has been our constant study, i cational establishments in the United Papen Strike Has Left Pedes-|ciark this morning, “looked in vain for morini Association, ton ce the dayetesteus tite : build Jantzen Lay J and junior shoes pry age j jon of e@ mysteriou ness of Mre. princi; States. The itinerary calls for a stay his ticket and forty dollars, A girl dis- Major Gen. Leonard Wood will de- Cp aye j at South Bethlehem, Pa, Oct, 17 and trians at Mercy of Thieves, covered that her diamond lavililere had| liver an address at the meeting of the | Beatrice Loon and her tiny toes. High or low le for school, dress or play—+ 18, with a visit to steel plants and Le- Declares Victim, been lost or stolen in the crush Women's Roosevelt Memorial Associa- Va itt ieee oe at resi ied —B $6 up. high University; Niagara Falls, Oct. Pickpockete th f har-| “The fault lies with the Manhattan| tion at Carnegie Hall, Friday evening, | N° eve Saruveny es ter yy. “, 7 ” 19; Schenectady, N. Y., Oct. 20, and vent during thew ertront strikes, he Police. In Jersey City Mayor Frank|Oct. 17. The assoctation is striving [eatin Jollypops., purcashed at a) ‘A Good Foot-rule for YOU—wear the Jantsen Shoe,’ ‘West Point, Oct, 21 and 22. Hudson tube has been the green field for|Hague and Commissioner of Public|to raise a fund of $1,000,000 to ac-| were taken violently {ll ffom poison: isk for Our Book—"'The Abuse of the Big Toe.” ‘the esplottatien of the sneak thief, and | Safety Charies F, X. O'Brien have taken| quire the house in which Theodore |ing and were hurried to the Metho NO BRANCH STORES—Our only address |commuters of all ing Independent of [D0 Chances on tho strike. At the Hud-| Roosevelt was born, No. 28 East 20th | Bpiscopal Sess hae aay it a 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. Z More Mills Operating in Pitts-' age or sex, the victim son terminal in Manhattan there ts one| Street, as a National Americanization | engt the patients were much impre Castom Bootmakers Over 50 Years. Jobn Clark of Fitaabeth, N, J., was} policeman stationed at the head of t! {a recover. - onal centre. tand would burgh and Youngstown Districts. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 15.— Pitts- burgh district steel mills are operat- ing more fully to-day thon at any time since the Nation-wide strike of steel workers began more than three weeks ago, according to reports from representatives of the employ- COUTTS ors. ‘The intent statements trom the| jh WEST BETWEEN various companies indicated that | |D4 * hundreds of men are returning to THIRTV-FOURTH STREET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE work daily. Reports from the Carnegie Steel Company are that thirty-nine of its blast furnaces are operating on full time. Clairton Steel Company ofi- cials say their 14-inch mil, opencd the original Inst Monday, t# still running full| beauty of your blast, while 1,800 men are reported to | furniture by a be at work in tho plant of the Weir- Grease, gum, oil and dirt. cent,” according to representatives Leaves the surface abso- of the concern. Union leaders, however, sald the lutely dry. strikers are gaining ground steadily, The*‘One-Cloth’’ Polish || 072 tht no desertions have boen re- ported. Strikebreakers, brought into Not necessary to go over |{! the pittsburgh District recently, are the furniture a second time joining the union, an annountement with a second cloth. from strike headquarters said. Time! YOUNGSTOWN, 0., Oct. 16.—For Saves Time the first time since the stecl strike Saves Work! |} vegan tho Ohio works of tho Car- negie Steel Company wag operating to-day. Two of the company’s blast fur- haces started up, with indications of resumption in other departments during the day. According to observers, approxt- mately 1,000 strikers, or about 20 per cent. of the total in this city and wash Youngstown, have returned to work, TWO STORES ARE ROBBED NEAR POLICE STATION NTT tn aN SSHNUTOOATAUU ANODE ITURUUAELU LAN UNTme AMM An Attractive Ensemble of the New Winter Modes Emphasizing the Later Style Versions WITH THE FIRST WINTRY GUSTS THAT DRIVE THE RICHLY TINTED LEAVES FROM PARENT BOUGHS AND SEND THEM SCURRYING TO EARTH, FEMININE APPAREL BEGINS TO TAKE ON A SNUGGER AND COZIER LOOK, REFLECTED LARGELY IN THE RICH, WARM FABRICS AND THE LUXURIOUS ORNAMENTATION OF FURS, BEADS AND EMBROIDERY IN WHICH THE NEW WINTER GARMENTS ABOUND. ARAEDALUREEULALAEAET ENTE AUSELSUTABUAUOUUALARANSEOGE The Values Are Most Extraordinary Thieves Smash Plate Glass Win- Fur-Trimmed Tailormades Tailleurs of Distinctive Charm dow and Steal Shoes—Clothing =| NDIVIDUAL TAILLEURS OF SILK DUVETYNE, LUSTROLA, IHE NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER FABRICS, TINSEL- Establishment Looted, es! | SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, DUVET SUPERIOR, ARGONNE, TONE, DUVET SUPERIOR, VELOUR DE LAINE, RAYO- With the West 196th @treet Potice| [Fd PEACH BLOOM, TRICOTINE, YALAMA, VELOUR DE LAINE, NEER, OXFORDS, BOLIVIA AND SILVERTONE, HOLD Station but a atono's throw away,| [P= FROST GLO AND SILVERTONE, MEETING THE MANY THE LEAD FOR FASHIONING THOSE LATER TAILOR- burglars early to-day looted the shoo| |F4 REQUIREMENTS FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR IN STRIK- MADES THAT EXPLAIN IN SOME MEASURE THE EVER IN- preterm teattan Wemnete andl toa ae =| ING ENRICHMENTS OF BEAVER, NUTRIA, SQUIRREL, HUD- CREASING FAVOR OF THESE SMARTEST OF COSTUMES, ing store of Jacob Ward, No. 67 Man-| | SON SEAL, RINGTAIL AND SKUNK THAT REGISTER THE WHETHER IN SIMPLE EFFECTS OF PRONOUNCED SEVERITY rattan Btreei taking oods from both | TE WOH Ane FOR FUR-TRIMMED APPAREL OF On mane aD IN THE FULLER, MORE FLOWING LINES OF Thess srore somen toges Wratsovergs te: IES barat tablishment and & number of suits of = VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, : VERY SPECIALLY PRICED clothes from Ward's place. ‘The robbers gained entrance to the uhoe store by breaking a plate glass window. In forcing entry into the cloth- ing store, the thieves pulled iron bars from a window tn the rear, 65.00 To 325.00 45.00 To 100.00 oo o> Min Win Cuk Richly Fur-Trimmed Coats i Ee ABRICS OF BEAUTY AND LUSTRE, LIKE BOKHARA, = i UVET SUPERIOR, PEACH BLOOM, SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, FROST GLO, PEACH BLOOM, ARGONNE, KORDOVAN tS = CRYSTAL CORD, CASHWELL, SUEDE VELOUR, DUVETYNE, EVORA, VERONA, LUSTROLA, SILVER- = — BOLIVIA AND FROST GLO ARE AMONG THE MATE- TONE, CHAMELEON, VELOUR AND EOLIVIA ARE 4 = RIALS SUGGESTED FOR ACHIEVING THE ULTRA LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR BSTABLISHING IHE VCGUE = = FASHIONABLE COAT MODELS FOR WINTER. THE MODE OF THE FUR-TRIMMED COAT WHEN TO THE INHERENT = = DEMANDS, HOWEVER, THAT THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY OF LOVELINESS OF “HESE GARMENTS IS ADDED BRILLIANT = = ‘THESE FABRICS BE DESIGNED IN THE LATER SILHOUETTES, EFFECTS OF TAUPE NUTRIA, SQUIRREL, RINGTAIL, TAUPE, = = INCLUDING THE BLOUSE AND REDINGOTE EFFECTS. LYNX, BEAVER, MINK, BLACK FOX, SKUNK AND MOLE. = = ; hether = maiestisan VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, Pckaapted peatee = aman FS aulb' of Yuta eae te wulfe onaihorden of y par he 45.00 To 85.00 65.00 To 285.00 oupe Nutri considers i ay woolens ( workmanship | (Ba Trig Frocks of Tricotine, Velveteen Silk Frocks of Dainty Beauty pa | Wool Jersey or Velour in the Later Modes warmth XQUISITELY TAILORED FROCKS OF VELVETEEN, VELOUR, WOOL JERSEY AND TRICOTINE, EMPHASIZED BY DAINTY, DECORATIVE MOTIFS, EXPRESS THAT DELIGHTFUL QUAINTNESS WHICH IS SUCH A DISTINCT FEATURE OF THE FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, AND THAT IS SO CLEVERLY PORTRAYED IN THE MODELS SHOWN IN THIS ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION, DENT IN MULTI-COLORED BEADING AND COSTUMES OF CLEV- ERLY TAILORED AND DRAPED SATIN, REVEAL BY THEIR WON- DERFUL BEAUTY THE PENCHANT OF THE MODE FOR GARMENTS: OF DELICACY AND DAINTINESS, De: FROCKS OF CREPE GEORGETTE, GLISTENING RESPLEN- wear or wherefor,nothing can match a London-made Aquascutum | TTT ASCHUALOEUULDERREEAELAGHANE VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 30.00 VERY SPECIALLY PRICED. 25.00 HARMING MODELS IN TRICOTINE, VELVETEEN, WOOL JERSEY AND Ba Overcoat a |= Cag Say idle Spal lath eager AND COSTUMES OF FILMY CREPE GEORGETTE ARE VERY RADIANT = | ie Me ee a ee EXAMPLES OF THE MODE FOR THE MORE ELABOKATE FROCKS = | PRESSED IN SOME DEFT TOUCH OF SILK EMBROIDERY OR OTHER DIS- ror wear MODE POR THE MORE E = Sold by us |= TINCTIVE NOTE OF CHARM. SMART AFTERNOON iz a |= 4 i | VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, = < exclusively = 2 : n= 45.00 = = $40 to for = 35.00 2 Daintily Embroidered SS OTHER FROCKS OF TRICOTINE, VELOUR, WOOL JERSEY AND VELVETEEN, ene i Kind OTHER FROCKS FOR FORMAL AND SEMI-FORMAL OCCASIONS, 5.00 45.00 To 110,00 ; 25.00 TO 120.00 AAVUNLUSTSSUUENAEOONONEET