The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1919, Page 10

The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily B. Altman & Cn. Misses’ Autumn Coats in smart, up-to-the-minute models, express- ing the verve and spirit of lovely feminine youth, await selection in the Department on the Second Floor. teteichteeenment | ; All of the new fashionable materials find rep- resentation, among them fortuna, cashmir- tine, Bokhara, marcella, peachbloom, Bolivia, cordovan and wool velour. The prices quoted are those of coats in regular stock. Plain-tailored Coats $48.00 to 135.00 . Fur-trimmed Coats 65.00 to 310.00 Sports Coats 48.00 to 95.00 Leather Coats 38.00 to 90.00 OS OWS SRS REE: Autumn Modes for Junior Misses indicate, by their attractiveness, novelty and charm, that the young girl of ‘between ages” is at last receiving the recognition that is her due. Individuality is the keynote of the pretty frocks, the smart suits and the becoming coats that are assembled in the regular stock of this Department; while the prices (some of which are quoted) are varied enough to meet all requirements. Tailored Suits Coats for all occasions Tricotine Frocks *. Serge Frocks 18.50 to 48.00 Evening Frocks 35.00 to 95.00 } (Department on Second Floor) $49.50 to 185.00 29.50 to 250.00 27.50 to 80.00 APR AREA ee oak t REECE AN LAER IICILS! 5 2B LEBEE SIS SEE EAE TEES IER, SETS EOE IE Madieon Auriue- Fifth Auen 34th and 35th Streets Nem Pork REVEALS NEW One of Theta: th Is an Exlitor Now on Trial Here for | Treason, Lag aresmenas we! i} ANOTHER IS A PERJURER| t a | KndWn evolutionists Are| Scattered From Ocean to Ocean, There are many Now York resi- dents classified among the radical Finns of the United States. Among them is Ida Aho, a twenty-yenr-old recruit, who has worked valiantly for the revolutionary success of the inne, Tuesday inst she confessed in open court here before Justice Weeks that she had committed perjury be- fore the Grand Jury when she teati- fied that Gust Alonen and Cart Plavio, two Finnixb editors on trial in 127th Street March Inst, In recanting her testimony #he maid it was not the editors on trinj but her “sweetheart,” Ludwig Tuisku, who | gave hor the mutter to garry and that whe had led before the Grand Jury to sbield him. Ida used to live in Brooklyn, but she now lives at No. 58 East 123d Street, with her addpted mother, Sophie Aho, who keeps a boarding house in which both the accused ed- {tors live. A man named Ericksen, one of tho Finn L W. W. convention delegates, is now in New York City organizing Carpenters’ Union No, 2 for the L w. Ww. Arthur Fors of Brooklyn ts an- other. Hoe !s an agent for the dis- tribution of revolutionary literature. ‘The first instalment of, the alpha- betical st of radical Finns promised yesterday a4 ‘LTO, O, Sault St. Marie, A Mich. collector of funds for the defense of Jukka (John) ‘Towar, arrested at Timmons, Ont.,| Canada, for distributing: I, W. W.j Uterature. - Aakula, Gustav, Petrell, Minn., col- lector of funds for Lillian and Nulo Vailau, order: deported. Abliberg, Issac, Duluth, Minn, Chairman Board of Directors of Workers’ Socialis, Publishing Com- pany of Duluth, publishers of revo- lutionary literature, Abo, Gustav, Hibbing, Minn., mem- ber revolutionary dramatic club, Aho, Ida, New York City, solicited reliet funds for revolutionists; con- fessed purjury to save I. W. W. friend under treason charge, New York City. en eee uofold Health Underwear for Men, Women ez@ Children Health To prevent sickness is cheaper and easier than curing it. ‘Wool is Nature's best body covering—the best protection against cold and damp. In DUOFOLD, the wool is all in a thin layer on the outside of the garment, where it ae es wee Oe ly the thin layer of soft, smooth cotton touches the skin, ‘Wear Duofold—your doctor will approve. Av tab at New York Office, . roadway. noe Aho, J., Tacoma, Wash., contributor to revolutionary funds, Aho, John, Crosby, Minn. con- tributed $50 to I. W. W. bat fund. Abo, Kusti, Hibbing, Minn., mem- ber revolutionary dramatio club, Akola, Otto, Quincy, Mass., agent for sale of revolutionary papers and tracts, Alonen, Ida, Kinney, Minn. mem- ber revolutionary dramatic club, Alénen, Gust, New York City, editor Luokka, revolutionary news- paper raided by Lusk committee. Now on trial for treason. Alto, Pentti, Chisholm, Minn., Sec- retary I. W. W. Branch No. 800, Anderson, August, Payment, Mich., contributed to L W. W. Défense Fund. Anderson, Erik, MuHan, Idaho, Chairman Workers’ Revolutionary Cvub, Anderson, Robert, Duluth, Minn., actor in “Phe Day of Judgment,” a revolutionary play staged at the Or- pheum Theatre, Duluth, June 29, Annonen, Oiva, Astoria, Ore, sent $239.70 to L W. W. Defense Fund Aug 22 last, Anttila, Helma, Crosby, Minn. member revolutionary dramatic club Asikainen, Hilda, Chicago, Il, $100 to L W. W. Bail Fund. Aunela, Jacob, Hibbing, Minn., agent for distribution of revolution- ary matter. Auvinen, Emery, Red Lodge, Mont, agent for distribution of revolution- ary matter, Auvinen, H., Aberdeen, Wash. agent for distribution of revolution- ary matter, ERGMAN, JOHN, Kinney, Minn., member revolutionary dramatic Club, Bergman, Mary, Kinney, Minn., agent for distribution of revolution- ary matter, Bilton, Frank E., Hancock, Mich., collector of funds for men ordered deported for revolutionary activities; alo collector for defense of men ar- rested at Houghton, Mich, for L W. W, activities. Bjorn, Tom, Rock Island, M1, writer and agent for distribution of ‘revelu- tionary matter, Contributes revolu- tionary articles advocating overthrow of government in the Red Torch. Boman, D,, Duluth, Mich. speaker at revolutionary picnics at Maynard, Mich., June 15 last, DIRECTORY OF LW. W. FINNS YORK NAMES OF RED CULT AGITATORS und. Remitted money to Peter Pe- taza Aug. 28 last. B (Flexi), Allbbing. rown, Alex. Minn, member revolutionary dra. matic ¢lub, ARLSTROM, J., Superior, Wis. ary articles, AHL, USKO, Duluth, Minn., D)*ceter ‘revolutionary: piay. Danski, Mary, Uonary matter. Davidson, John, Crosby, army matter, dramatic club. member revolutionary W. W. orator at Markham, Aug, 19 last; collector L. W. fund and agent for revolutionary Mterature. ber Elokorpi, Walter, Chicago, Ill, con- tributed $650 ww I, W. W. bail fund Minn. revolutionary dramatic July 16 last. for publishing revolutionary tracts,| Erickson, ——, 1 W. W. delegate, bad given her I. W. W. literature to|few In bh ; Mes City ee . Carpenters’ Union No. 2 tor L. : . carry to the 1. W. W. headquarters | “mrkkola, Kalle, Crosby,’ Mino., member revolutionary dramatic club. ILP PULA, Kalle, Ma-quette, Mich, Agent for Lterature; orator at L W. W. picnic, Aug. 17 last, Fors, arthur, Crooklyn, N. Y. Agent for distribution of revolution- ary lterature. Forsbey, Henry, Duluth, Minn. Writer under disguised name “i. F——" of revolutionary article Industrialist, June 25 last; also “Wandering Wage larners,” pub- Ushed same piace June 18 last; mem- ber of stockholders’ ring of Indus- trialist, protesting against buying presses which could be seized by Gov- ernment; advocated hiring presses to avoid money loss through seiaure. for Hterature. Forsman, E, New Castle, Pa. Agent Foreman, W., Hoquiam, Wash. Agent for literature, Franti, Mat, Biwabic, Minn, Actor in revolutionary play. Fruman, Ida, Marquette, Mich. Actress in revolutionary play, SILBERG, R. F., Warren, Member I. W. W, district com mittee Ohio and Pennsylvania. Granholm, Marie, Chicago, Ml. July 16 last. AAPOLA, Jacob, Telluride, Colo. Agent for literature. Haapola, Kalle, Kinney, Minn. of pilfering funds collected for I. W. W. men from Crosby, Minn., who were in prison at the time. Haavisti, J. A. Philadelphia, Pa. ‘Active in all revolutionary moves, Haavisto, Reino, Crosby, Minn. Member revolutionary dramatic club. Haila, Paul, Hibving, Minn. One of three appointed to reproach Her- mann Crosby for leaving I. W. W. and working against it (May 20), Hakala, A. Minn, Actor -.| member of the L. W. W. and because Director of Industrialist, ofticial organ of Finnish Branch of the 1. W, W., which publishes revolution- Chisholm, Minn., agent for distribution revolu- Minn., agent for distribution of revolution- Diola, Alfred, Aberdeen, Wash., I. W. bail distribution of CORN, Ida, Crosby, Minna mem- ot dn the railroad problem. published by oO. Con- tributed $150 to L. W. W. bail fund, Accused by Hjalwar Makela, of No. 108 Fast First Street, Duluth, Minn., THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, } Hakala, Hilda, Chicago, Ti, Sent $200 to 1. W. W, bail fund, Hakala, Tom, Hibving, Minn, Mem- ber revolutionary dramatic club. Hakala, Thomas, Pearson (7).| A Agent for literatui Hakkinen, Winto Minn. Agent for literature. Hakola, L., Red Ledge, Mont. Mem- ber revolutionary dramatic club D Halme, Ida, Chicago, $200 to 1. W. W. bail’ fund, Halonen, Aate, Ashtabula ‘Harbor. yi. W. W. organizer, Hfntonen, Eine, Ashtabula Harbor, . W. W. organizer, Halonen, Josep, Kenosha, Wis. $400 to ball fund, Harma, J. E., Aberdeen, Wash. Agent for literature. | Hallia, Atle, Bessemer, Mich, Actor) revolutionary play. Hammai, Carl, Chicago, Ml. Pro- 4ests against the publication by the Workers’ Socialist Publishing Com- pany of Bolshevist matter written by Lee Laukki “because he is not i la he has, since his release from prison proved by his utterances that he does not support industrialism and revolu. tion in accordance with the L W. W be for lite: | Speaker at tainment at No. 401 Tower Avenue, Superior, Aug. 24. Pa, 1919, Member revolutionary dramatic club. Heikkila, H., Red Lodge, Mont. Ac- tor revolutionary play Heikkila, Herman, Neqtamee, Stich. ' gen: for literature, lige, Mont. atic club. Agent kila, J, Red r revolutionary kila, H., Seattle, L Heino, je, Chicago, Ml. Five hundred dollars to L. W. W. ball fund. Heino, J, Keewatin (7). Agent for 0, Duluth, Minn» Revo- rite Heino, Taavi, ‘Duluth, Minn, ‘Trans- tor of Lenine's works. Haskanen, A. uperior, “Support Circle” Wis. enter- Ifelle, John, Seattle, Wash. Revo- Hendricksone, Axel, Philadelphia, revolutionary agitator To Be Continued To- Morrow, i lutionary actor. fF Dealers Fined $850. SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 21.—Four liquor dealers pleaded guilty to-day fore Judge Wilman tn the United States Court here, charged. with vio~ doctrines.” Dated Aug. 22 inst and|lating the |War-time | Prohibition also signed by Aug. Savo and A. T.|&mendment, They were fined $850, "| Urtamo, as representing I. W. W. ———— Finnish Locaj No, 1100. Paris Printers Pin tke. Hannula, J. Crosby, Minn. Agent} PARIS, Oct, 21.—It is reported that for literature. Hautala, Seveu, Duluth, Minn. Ac- tor revolutionary play. Hedman, Hjtmar, Hibbin, Minn. (Mamma AONDON / ONE DOOR FROM For more than fifty-three hold Linens have been u: for home decorations, in sizes 18x64, $4.50 and upwards, beautiful designs for the table. range of useful sizes, OUR SPECIALIZED CORSET ‘i sal STRAIGHT H AT $15. building | Borzich, L. New Duluth, Minn. contributed $15.15 collected for I. W, W, Branch HUGO JAECKEL H. FRANCIS JAECKEL RICHARD JAECKEL WALTER F. JAECKEL E announce our removal from 16 West 32nd Street to our new FIFTH AVENUE at FORTY-FIFTH ST. Where tHe same complete service awaits you as before. Announcement will be made later of Our Formal Opening ‘AEC &-SONS ESTABLISHED 1863 Fifth Avenue Entrance—546 Fifth Avenue Carriage Entrance on Forty-fifth Street. (No Connection With Any Other House) IMPORTERS. SINCE 1866 McGibbon & is: 3 WEsT 37TH ST. THE QUALITY LINEN STORE sentative families in America. Special offering of Madeira Hand Embroidered Scarfs A fine assortment of Mosaic Luncheon Sets of 25 pieces, Hemstitched Scarfs of heavy Satin Damask, pure linen and handsome designsf in a wide Store Open from 9 A, M, to 5.30 P. M. LES STORE OF SERVICE ‘OLIVER-A COMPA SHOWING A NEW DIAPHRAM MODEL IN Pete it OF RICH BROCADE IN EXTRA LENGTH WITH THE FASHIONABLE BROADWAY ar 7Om TH ST, BWAY STATIO' Telephone, Bryant 8720 printers employed by Paris newspapers Intend to join in a strike which was be- gun some time ago by the clerks of Booksellers and newspaper carriers, FIFTH AVENUE rs McGibbon house- by the most repre- 18x36, $3.50; 18x45, $4.00; 25 to $75.00 the Set attractively priced, OLson- DEPARTMENT IS NOW IP LINE KEL of our mail order | Dresses button trim- med, Silk ing coat style. Sailor- collar. Newflarecuffs Sizes up to 56 bust. A 37 big bar- (2950 Ot! in Other Dresses in 13.95 to 54.75. Chine. ed Flesh, white bla nes up to 56 bust and 3.95 to 7.95. to over a million Offered in slight! white coutil. comfortable. eqiegene and Model of Crepe de mbroider- jictured. Other waiste of Crepe de Chine Georgette, Maternity Corset The same model that has been sold Figure-concealing, Recommended by A bargain. Special Price Wednesday Bargains for Stout Women We sell nothing but bargains because we sell the overstocks department and factory samples. located in_the basement and ‘‘off the Avenue,” very low. This enables us to make our bargains still bigger. The items below are just a few of the bargains offered to-morrow. Coats The model picturedis a beauti- ful coat of Front belt finished with seal balls. Full lined. All sizesup to 66 bust. her coats made all the most wanted materials, 16. 95 to 59.50. All Sizes up to 56 Bust and 95 mothers at 3.95. ly less expensive nurses. pss 7] Being our rent is Suits Here is a very smart tailored suit otfine wool serge. Style as illustra- ted. Plait in, back. Belt all around. ney lin- fen ‘up to 56. 2475 % Other suits, smart tailored and styl- ish, dressy models, 24.75 to 59.75. House Dresses One style pictured, made of Belted all around, cotton serge and Percale, 1.95 to 4.95. shown here in Moleskin. . p ENTRANCE On 149 TY STREET GNLY BRONX AUMANNG 149th STREET 8 Srd Three-Piece Jacobean Oak Dihing Room Suite, as ¢ Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Until 10 P. M. 3-Piece Library or Living Room Suite STORE - | \ y AVENUE 135” Subway and “L” stop at our entrance. Crosstown, 3rd Avenue, West, chester Trolley Cars pass our door =STES=AVE LJ EVERY EVENING IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT cal