The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 7

a ar: TWO ACt REMAN IN TOMBS Court Denies Plea of Alleged Anarchists and Fixes Bail at $10,000, Denying the plea of th for moderate bonds and in which to p Court yesterday, in $10,000 bail each, for examination next Friday, the two men arrested Saturday on charges of crimina &. Nessim, Essex Street, and Benjamin Tobak, twenty, of No, 102 Bast Fourth Street, piinters, There men are alleged to have Printed and distributed circulars Preaching radical revolution. Communist, or Ageembly Di When the bald 1. Stevenson, been seized in the printing establishments. cluded masses of Iiteratu ire pur 1 for the ing from he Communist Party Propose to » but GUARANTEED SOLID 14-K coLp REGULATED JEWELS GUARANTEED ADJUSTED Railroad Watches ai Cut Prices le) B.GUTTERSSONS I 7OMiSSit stare ESTABLISHED 1679 $3.09 Dawnion $50.0 ¢ » ld 5 “ 00 criments 109 © « gggoo | Conpiete 159 290 | $50 to $500 2500 9% 390.00 FREE Brass BED COLUMBUS; AVE BET, 1038 104 ST anarchy—Maurice twenty-four, of No, 170 Nessim | If “was called, Archi-! we will 1 a state USED REDS i rm t ut M t = ile | Ry THE EVENING WORL oe reform of political laws, but are “to! in saying the charge te a serious on permits the! advocate destruc isted by the! = When Mr. ny and i for ¢ Vere necessary 0,000, Irvin urlat nize its own] protested to | prohibitive, t Chief a jot w penny lees [ want at n defens ne.” McAdoo replied, | o t n Nn default of bond they are re. attorney, | the police hat bail is|ing to dro: least two] policeme: The } 10 | ut plotters were p bombs from root at the mmunist F in $10,000 strikes to conquer the power of the troduce or support any movement for| manded to the Tombs. You are right | Some of the radic among them shofemen to al lcording te D, MONDAY, NOVEMBER -/with the murder of John T. Hutchings 8 CHARGED WITH MURDER. Mal land One of Those Held for Death of A BL PASO, Tex., Nov. 3 “ML Se4 even othera, ted last charged Alt night at Las Cruces, of Alamogordo, who was fatally Store hours 9 to 5:30 After you visit the polls you will do well to visit this store. Election day is the occasion for many attractie offerings, se Of tne shooting has not rtained. Besides Major Scaniand, the arrests y included Fred Jackson of Aipine, Te: . Mland Harry G. Overstreet, “Chalk’ Miss Billio Bennett, Overstreet, Mrs. P, L, Holbrook and Mrs. Bi. M, McPherson, all of El Paso, The shooting occurred near Lenark, t{N. M., sixteen miles west of El Paso, bullet penetra the and lodging near. the Oliver Lee, Hutehin piloted the car}with ver to Lenark. “It was only an freot Major Scaniand. ‘We target rod wa were Mrs. rie HERALD SQUARE. NEW YORK. A special sale of 475 Georgette In either flesh or white, these blouses show a dainty treatment of hand embroidery or beading. Smart styles, combined with ex- cellent workmanship and good material, will make this blouse sale memorable among clection day events. chic neckpiece, \, yo C Ji GeOV—Thivd Lloor, SA Sivect. Other styles in plain marabous with silk chains. ae—Main and second Vioory crepe blouses $4.69 Would be in our regular stock from $6.74 to $8.74 For Tuesday only! a sale of marabou neck pieces $4.96 Were sold at $7.49 earlier in the season In Seal or Black There are four attractive styles, Marabou cdged with the fashionable curled ostrich males a very Finished with ribbons and pompoms. All satin lined, Specially elected for boys’ wear Woolcheviot overcoats,$14.74 Double-breasted models with full helt and patch or slash pockets. In new fall shades of olive, brown and oxford. Sizes 8 to 18, Better grades in swagger raglan or hox models with half belt Ulsters with full belt $16.74 to $17.74 and $19.74 lo $34.75 Mackinaws, $8.94 Made of durable mackinaw fabrics in sub- dued or gay plaids, In double-breasted models with patch er slash pockets, Sizes S lo 18. Boys’ Norfolk suits, $10.74 Made of sturdy weal cheviots in single and double-breasted Norfolk medels, With large patch or flap pockets and belt all around, In serviceable shades of green, brown or gray mixtures, and stripe designs. Coat lined with alpaca, trousers taped seams, Sizes 8 to 18, Junior suits, $8.94 In simple Junior Norfolk models, which button to the neck and have white detachable collars, In wool cheviots and cassimeres in brown, gray, olive mixtures and navy blue serge, Also middy suits of blue serge trim- med with white or gold braid and emblem on sleeves, Sizes 4 to 10, Junior overcoats, $10.74 Smartly made of all-wool cheviots in heather ton In double-breasted models with in- verted guard pleated back, full belt and large hone buttons. Well tailored and lined with wool, red flannel body lining and Venetian yoke, Sizes 8 to 8, Boys’ velour hats for dress wear, $4.89 On a fur body; Sizes 695 to 7). Boys’ felt Alpine hats, $2.49 Of woo! felt in all the popular colors, Bound edge or unbound; bands to match hat, Sizes 63% to 734 ip blue, black and brown, BeTe—Second Vloor, 4th Street, Rear, Introducing two new styles inmen’s shoes, $11.89 We nominate these shoes for a place of favor among the thoughtfully dressed gentlemen of this city. And we see no reason why the shoes should not become popular. One is a cordovan shoe of selected stock and expert workmanship. Another shoe, a grain leather Blucher shoe, is made for hard wear. It is made on the Blucher last with an extra heavy sole and an insert of rubber to keep fhe inside warm and dry. These shoes are further enhanced by that mark of superiority — “U6 & | And some shoes at | $5.49 not—they are here. Their qua d style are surprising when you consider the price But they are here in only large sizes —principally 949 to 11. fewe—Main tloor Balcony, 85th St, Relieve it For girls 6to 16 yrs. coats and dresses $22.74 and $7.49 A regulation coat, $22.74 Made of velour and with sailor collar and patch pockets. | Smartly trimmed with braid and with emblem on the sleeve. In navy only. Sizes 6 to 16. 2-piecé middy dress, $7.49 Made of a stout washable terial. Pleated skirt and waist finished with braid and tie, In blue only. Sizes 6 to 14. we — Third Floor, B51 ty Front Sale of cut glass vas $3-24 each 200 of these cut glass vases will he on sale tomorrow morning | at9A, M. inches high, the tops are 5 inches across. A combination of both chair bottom and floral These vases are 12 design is cut on heavy glass, These vases are both decora tive and useful as flower vases [ are particularly attrac tive for either wedding or Christinas gifts. GATE -Bosement, Sith Street i 1,800 cravats of high grade silks 89c Will win by a majority! In various scroll ands conventional designs on rich, dark grounds. They are made over our special open-end pattern, with long reinforced bands, insuring long wear. 1,200 pajamas of high grade percale at $1.89 ‘annot be duplicated by us, as they are the jast of a large pu The striped designs on white grounds are attractive. Sizes A, B, Cc, Dp. Fashioned wool underwear $2.59 a garment Medium weight wool underwear is voted com- fortable just now. Natural color shirts, with long sleeves and sateen facing, Drawers ) ankle length, with sateen waistband. at $1.49 a garment Heavy weight wool shirts and drawers. Nat ural color, All sizes. at $1.79 a garment Heavy weight shirts; double front and ba«. y/ | The | yaur vote, Hundreds of men will vote or one or mo of these 1500 shirts of higi-grade madras at $1-°9 | Made over our special model in ither plain white or colored stripes with soft dovle cuffs attached black. kee — in Floor, B5th lfeet —_——e BE<LELECTION © 3} DY your. Sitit and Overcoat ow— Today or Tomorrow ‘ection of men to political office is bat sneot the occasions when you are forced t® Jchose among two or more candidates f@F yito B Store how's" 9 195350... an Fshioned wool underwear a $2.89 a garment Heay weight, natural color shirts; | o mz sleces; drawers ankle length. = And hosiery, $1.39 a pair W have men’s ribbed cashmere socks, =m wen heather, gray or Oxford. Sizes 10=to 114. = at $2.21 a pair (includes war tax) = flew ribbed silk hose, full fashioned," lack and white, brown and white, le Sizes 10 to 11)9. Ydnsdowne heads the hat ‘ at $5.89 we've just received + large shipment. supetior hats, NW hats, new new shacks. ‘These ts are just one _gn¢ reason “Lansdevne” has come to mean “quality” in men’sat language, , y the: ce) f } Titties Ot | Vhen you judge of the respective merits the various clothiers of this city, it will bé well to consider our platform. VE The ready-to-wear trade of the store has | thrived because it has never deviated from th policy of the store: To sell clothing of quali | —featuring superior fabrics, expert. tailorin and correct styling et prices lower than tho: prevailing in other good shops. Suits, $29.75 to $64.75 Overcoats, $29.75 to $105.00 Ges.-ViEth Wloor, Froute