The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1919, Page 4

j — TeusF eo RTO NOP e iy Foley, he asserted, met him /have a “heart to heart talk” with the) ie cutive dlepaie. oo ae y lod nd said: chapel chairmen, instructing them whe supported Nestutiona etopt “You know me, Jim, ané you know ‘concerning the vote taken and asking|by several newspaper chapels last 4 -_ = Are no dictograpls around them to uphold the will of the ma- Rip A eet the ook and Job ! Weeee act Sites naeyany. | Sort. work, said an opportunity to vote was oe ‘onee private matter, and you! The action of the typographical] denied to at least 1,000 compositors rn 5 “ ]}can have these gentlemen wait down- union in bh ads J the “vacationiats”! employed on morning newspapers. It fi f Bagley Mentions soilore “Big Tom” ey we cae Foley and Arthur Baldwin } in His Story. ; peaking before a meeting of 2,000 “vacation” members of “Big Bix” & Typographical Union at Webster ri Hall to-day, James J, Bagley, Presi- 2 @ent of Franklin Union No, 28, told in detail of the $60,000 offer which he had previously alleged had . been made to him. The names of “Big Tom" Foley, Tammany leader “4 tn the Second Assembly Distfict, and wrthur Baldwin, Vice President of “| {he McGraw-Hill Printing Company, oa Were mentioned in connection with 3 3 Bagley's charges. aM After Edward Cassidy, one of the union's auditors, had declared that ef the bribe offer had been made to i. Bagley by Baldwin, Bagicy was in- troduced and recited the incidents the secret balloting yesterday which|came os a surprise to many of the which he said led up to the offer. resulted in a vote of 1,549 to 1,096 in|employers, who were not happy over: Bagley declared that he was called favor of sustaining the “vacatic on the telephone by Tom Foley and compositors in their refusal to rr asked to come to a hotel “near the to work. It was explained by T Fearing some kind dore Douglas, organizer for “Big Six, = a 2ien, he said, he took witnesses that the ofcers of the union would Grand Central.” Bagley said he dismissed his friends and that Foley then took him into another room and left. Then, he sald, Baldwin came in. He repeated that Baldwin had told him that his company was losing $100,000 a month on account of the strike, and “offered to split it” # Bagley would persuade his men to go back to work. “You can make yourself look like @ martyr to them,” Bagley sald Bald- win told him. Bagley said that he told Baldwin that he wouldn't throw, & his men down for $50,000. | “That money is now being used to break up the morale of our forces,” Bagley shouted. “I do not know who is getting It, but it Is being spent.” At the close of the meeting the vote was practically unanimous to remain on “vacation.” Chairmen of all the chapels repre- sented in “Big Six” Typographical Union are mee.ing to-day following Dresses of the Wonderful barg While they last. *23.50 DBS rapes i It's New Stanley s Me Gibbons S™AVENUE AT 56™ STREET Second Roor~Take Elevator Here is a case of too many dresses. everywhere at top prices. Dresses that would not be reduced here except for absolute lack of space. SALE Bright, New, Afternoon Selected from Regular Stock of exceptional beauty and charm, in a It's Smart i WHEN BOUGHT IN THIS SALE if ; TUESDAY b. WOMEN’S WORSTED | SHAWLETTE COATEES | kind that are selling ains, every one. Higher Cost Dresses PN Sade Velveteen, Tricotine, Velour, Satin Frocks in the very newest modes, of variety of distinctive models j STORE CLOSES 5.30 P. M. | Best & Fifth Avenue at 38th Street Co. | Established 1879 It's Inexpensive None less than 18.00 regularly i" 9.50 We had first pick of the samplesfromoneofourbest regular knitters whomakes sweaters. Every one is dif- ferent—every one has belts and pockets, and every dif- ferent type of wrap, from a glorified scarf to a long ie coat without sleeves. | good colors arerepre- at -—-tans, browns, greys and good tones of blue. Come early because there are only 65. ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1919,% OR BLOUSED BACK, THE POCKETS, UNUSUAL COLLARS i" MT MAY QOUUUHEUUUCAAUL AQUA New and Luxurious Winter Fashions Portrayed .* In Rich and Colorful Fabrics, and Expressing _ Charming Coquetries of Effect gt The Values Are Most Extraordinary Frocks of Tricotine, Velveteen, Wool Jersey or Velour in New Designs UITE THE SMARTEST OF STREET AND Q AFTERNOON FROCKS EXPRESS THEM- SELVES IN TERMS OF TRICOTINE, VELOUR, WCOL JERSEY AND VEL- VETEEN, EMPHASIZING NEW NOTES IN ORNA- MENTATION AND EFFECT AND INTRODUCING FEATURES OF INEFFABLE GRACE AND CHARM THAT TYPIFY TEE VERY ULTIMATE OF THE MODE IN TAILORED MODELS OF UNUSUAL FLEGANCE. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 25.00 ‘To 100.00 Rich New Fur-Trimmed Suits HE EFFECT OF ELABORATE BEAUTY AT- TAINED BY THE LAVISH USE OF SUMP- TUOUS FURS IS ADMIRABLY CARRIED OUT IN THE SUITS OF PEACH BLOOM, SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, LUSTROLA, SILK DUVE- TYNE, DUVET SUFERIOR, ARGONNE, TRICO- TINE, YALAMA, FROST GLO, SILVERTONE AND VELOUR DE LAINE, TRIMMED WITH SQUIR- REL, HUDSON SEAL, BEAVER, NUTRIA AND SKUNK. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 55.00 To 120.00 Attention Is Invited to a Display of Afternoon Frocks Very Specially Priced 85.00 New afternoon frocks of Tricotine lav- ishly trimmed with silk and metallic embroidery or 5eading, and embroid- ered frocks of soft Velour with rich fur collars. the new turn of affairs, It wag be- lieved the book and job men were! ready to go back to work and that the newspaper compositors were almost imanimous in favor of arbitration of pelled to leave to Ket to work on me. i Mile Gets Perja Annie Mills, thirty-one years old, negrens, No. 353 Quincy Street, Brook- lyn, who was found guilty of perjury in alleging that Isanc Jersey, a contractor, to|ot No. 7 St. John’s Place, was the father of her child, was sentenced to- day to eigmt years in Auburn Prison by County Judge Dike in Brooklyn. a Charming New Winter Coats’ HE SMARTLY GOWNED WOMAN OR MISS WILL TAKE DELIGHT IN THE AMAZ- ING NUMBER OF MODELS OF WINTER COATS ACHIEVED IN DUVET 8U- PERIOR, VELOUR, SILVERTONE, SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, FROST GLO, BOLIVIA, CRYSTAL CORD AND PEACH BLOOM, FEATURING THE STRAIGHT AND THE SIDE FLARE, WITH SMART NOVELTIES. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 30.00 To 85.00 cosets et, Se, east ELETRIG LIGHTS FOOL a HENS AT WELLESLEY INTO LAYING MORE EGGS morni' pond ight Yeats for racious eaters of eggs and a spe- clal poultry plant with a capacity of 2,000 laying hens is maintained for the purpose of supplying them. satisfactory supply until the electric lighting aystem was hit upon, (Special to The Brening World.) CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 17. LECTRIC lights are being used to force more eggs from the hens at Wellesley Cols lege. The Wellesley girls are vo- Woods, the output bas been in- creased to a lights, with neoreing® with, the ¢ oe ig A ged Here are AS = TONE, LUSTROLA, VERONA, EVORA, CHAMELEON, COMBINED WITH BLACK FOX, SKUNK, SQUIRREL, TAUPE NUTRIA, no light, duced under ligh It was never possible to get a Now, according to Supt. F. D. remarkable extent. AD) Kory Ce] bate “without show and ‘rain cs zis those Mad: come. ot Tights ve ve. but there ‘was no ae oft pail Fur-Trimmed Coats in Exquisite Designs WINTER MODE HAS SET THE SEAL OF APPROVAL UPON THE FUR- | TRIMMED COAT, ESPECIALLY WHEN DEVELOPED IN FABRICS OF SUCH EXQUISITE WEAVES AS PEACH BLOOM, KORDOVAN DUVETYNE, SILVER- BOLIVIA, VELOUR, FROST GLO AND SEAL DYED CONEY, RINGTAIL, BEAVER, MINK. AND TAUPE LYNX. Coat of New Frock of New Suit of Peach Bloom, Tricotine, ma, Trimmed with a Paunley Trimmed with Kolinski, cay $200.00. 47.50 $150.00. Attention Is Invited to a Number of Smart Winter Coats To be worn with separate furs Very Specially Priced 75.00 Smart new coats in which are featured new Redingote, Cowl and Cape effects déveloped in Verona, Peach Bloom, Channel Cord and Cascade Bolivia. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, ” 35.00 7 28500 Ff « Newer Silk Frocks In Later Designs for All Occasions N THE MAKING OF DAINTY EVENING OR 25.00 to 120.00 Suits Without Fur Trimming TRICTLY TAILORED SUITS, MADE TO BE WORN WITH SEPARATE FURS, ARE UN- USUALLY CHARMING THIS SEASON; FASHIONED IN SUCH EXQUISITE MA- TERIALS AS VELOUR DE LAINE, DUVET suU- PERIOR, RAYONEER, SILVERTIP BOLIVIA AND OXFORDS AND GRACEFULLY INTERPRETING PROPRIATE FOR THE VARIED NEEDS OF OUT. DOORS. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 45.00 to 100,00 Attention Is Invited to a Collection of Fur Trimmed Suits Very Specially Priced 68.50 Particularly smart models of soft Velour, developed in chic, straight- line effects with rich collar of natural Squirrel. fi " mM DUI iehts: Nov. 17, 1918, to Feb, 10, 1910 Lights—Average number —— 969; no Tights, 146; total ogee pro- Gh: no lights, 1168 east northeast caized re “a oat. At Alcala. > housen one War je destroyed,