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a oa E A MS, 000 000 VOTED FOR NAVY, TWICE SUM . He said that on completion the bullding programme the States would have forty- ‘Beven ships in the first and second ‘Mine, and that Great Britain now has sixty-five first and second line ships. GREAT BRITAIN HALTS BUILD- & ING; U. & GOES ON. "But Great Britain, Chairman But- explained, has abandoned her ip building programme which Tas been for many years designed to her the ranking naval power. ‘United States is on the way to ‘most powerful naval factor in world, Davy,” said Chairman Butler, ‘De equal to England's in fight- ability.” | tt appears, In fact, that our avy will not only ual to | England's in fighting ability but superior in gun power and su- |<} perior in modern ships, Our ten th battleships and six new © @ruisers are planned to be the big- * gest and swiftest on thi 2, " Great Britain abandoned her policy / Maintaining the world's greatest avy from motives of economy. This was probably buttressed by the of the Government of Great Britain that there will pe no harm in llowing the United States to bulld Gnd operate the world’s greatest navy Because of the scant likelthood of the two nations ever engaging in war each other. At any rate, the United States, { “with a treasury deficit in excess ‘Of $3,000,000,000 and a national tax “pate approaching $50 per capita, Which threatens to run to $70 . eapita next year, is about to spend - twice a» much on navy in 1921 + as Great Britain. The fig © based on the rate of exchange. “In this connection some excerpts from the Congressional Record report of the debate in the House on the Naval Appropriation Bili are interest- desire to call the attention of the House to the statement made by ex- perts th the Naval Committee to the effect that the ships of the navy ai- ready in existence will become obso- Jote before the naval programme in thie Bill and those of 1916 have Leen it admitted on @ that 'y ship in ti ay) existing will be scrapped in 128, Of course they will be Ledeen if you continue to aj money to build new Purpose of those who adequate to meet the need: present day, if they can get t! money to build new on “If these ships author in 1916 Nave hot yet been contracted for we can well afford to wait until some fu- ture time when we may fin it neces- sary to enter on @ different pro- gramme from that on which we have already entered, “MR. SNELL—How ships are we starting to build? “MR. MADDEN—I think rteen | new ships authorized in t pros gramme. Thirteen battiesh | cruisers, costing from $20,000, 0" rt $40,000,000 each. “MR. SNKLL—How many are al- ready started? | “MR. MADDEN—I understand they have started six of the ships so far, and some people profess to say the contracts have been let for all of — I do not believe that that ts rue. “MR. SNELL—Am I correct in un- derstanding that no other nation is bullding ships of that character. at the present time? “MR. MADDEN—I am not in pos- session of information that will per- mit me to answer the gentleman with any degree of intelligence. “MR. GREEN OF [OWA—Will the gentioman allow me to answer the gentleman? “MR. MADDEN—I will “MR, GREEN OF [OWA—No other except Japan. MR. MADDEN— | will say to leman from New York for jon, if he is not al- many new gram submitted to the House of Commone by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in England, a day or two ago, is not much over o! half of the appropriation that cing made in this bill. “MR. SNHLL—That was the state- ment by the gentleman from Wyo- ming. (Mr. Mondall) “MR. MADDEN—If you take ont the $115,000,000 inchrded in the bill EXPERTS i: EPAIL R ING EMODELING Unusually moderate prices PHONE, WRITE OK CALL. J. P. DAVIS, SCHWARTZ 3 GO. 49 Weet 40th st. Tel. Bryant 3 for the payment of obligations created during resent the @xohange, and it is only $5,000 more than half of what this bill carri HUST IED. not the state. as to what England is doing or Intends to do baxed simply on an un- confirmed Associated Press report that we have no authoritative infor- mation about it? “MR. MADDEN—The only informa tion we have is the statement carried in the Associated Press, enid to have been made by the man in charge of propriations in the English Navy. . GREEN of lowa-—I took pains to have that corroborated from the British At_ancther stage of the discussion Mr. Towner of lowa asked Mr, Green of Iowa a question about pay in the British and French Navies. Mr. Green replied; "T can not etate as to that. The English programme is for a post-war (Continued on Eleventh Page.) STYLE is the keynote of I. MILLER’S wonderful growth in the last ten years. Style that is always so new and perfect in out- line that an I. MILLER window is a feast for the woman who desires to be correctly shod, Style, conform to one standard— “Quality OwER [A BARGAIN Quality) and Price Shoes _ honestly ‘Stout Women [i you want to economize on your clothes, yet want the best i ceality, style and service, visit The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily B. Altman & Co. A Special Selection of Pearl Necklaces (each necklace composed of carefully gradu- ated artificial pearls, with gold clasp) will be offered to-morrow (Wednesday) at exceptionally low prices 100 Necklaces (20-inch) of excellent quality; with I4-karat gold clasp .- . each $9.00 125 Necklaces (20-inch) of rich lustre and coloring; with 14-karat gold clasp, each . . . . ‘ 5 - $16.00 Also 200 18-inch Necklaces, with gold clasp, each 5 . . . . . « $3.75 War Revenue tax additional on each item. (Sale in the Madison Avenue. section of the First Floor) The Spring Models in Balta Shoes for Women are conspicuous among the interesting exe amples of smart. footwear now being shown in the Women’s Shoe Department. The graceful lines, fine-quaiity materials and superior craftsmanship that are insepa- rable from Balta Shoes commend them to everyone who realizes the importance of being correctly and becomingly shod. The prices are in no case prohibitive. Oxfords, Pumps and Slippers, in the latest appfoved styles, are shown in the regular stock at $13.50 per pair and upward. War Revenue tax additional. Second Floor) Madison Avetue - Fifth Avemse 34th aid 35th Streets New York NLY BRONX “STORE * ).BAUMANNS 149th. STREET. g Sra A ENUE Kroehler Mi Lower Rent Therefore STOR Sale of Suits About 200 high grade spring suits Just received from our mail order department. Poplin, Tricotine, Made of Serge, ete, Some Wool plain tailored, others handsomely trimmed with braid and embroidery Bizes 38 to 56 all silk lined. You must see thi clate their wonde Nearly suits to upp al value. 1985 to 6950 Sale of Dresses Models suitable for street, oon and evening wear. made of Crepe de Taffeta, Georgette, Sizes up to 66 bust styles, and Mohair, after All new Chine, Jersey, Serge Every dress a big bargain, 13 595 to 4975 ' \\, Duofold Suite SALE OF DUOFOLDS Specially Priced FOR ONE WEER ONLY Mattrcan ee an"thown here. Kroehler Duofold Tapestry Suite 40} "Oo SATURDAY EVENINGS ON Mail Orders Filled— Use This Blank Check off items desired and fad gpd wanted before Nant Address. |; imbel Bro ay -BROADWAY- Se YORK Piano and Phono- graph Section Open or 7? Unt o’ Clock After os P. M., use 38rd Street Entrance, near B’way. The Great April Drive Sale of Drugs and Toilet Articles Today : Tomorrow : Thursday : Friday : Saturday A Sale which never disappoints in being good; a Sale which ever surprises in being better than those who know it best anticipate-—and a Sale in absolute accord with the watchwords of the Great Spring Drive: Stocks—Service—Savings. Sale on Two Floors: Gimbels Own Laboratory ‘Products These goods are made in our own labo- ratories and are guaranteed in every way. Antiyeotic — Selutl Cee en (Gimbels), mouth bY LW rlesi ed Bau de Cologne (Fa: jects eyial Ammonia (Gimbels), Wolet perfumed, for {he bath, te 48e Ammonia, plain or ¢joudy. ‘for house- Id use. Pint. Quart, Gallon, i Enamel, paste form (Gimbels).” Special, - med Powder Aromatic — Spirits Ammonia, U.S, \ Bini (aimbpies 4 um or Mineral ‘Sir (Gimbeis). Syrup’ of White ‘Compound (Gim le Spe b bs el Hydrogen, G96 Sweet Spirits (Gimbels). 4 Extract Wit tH ect bela), Gation, Rhu bard Boda (Gim- Be 2Ge Mixtare nnd Soup Liniment (Gizp 4-0 Ze seit Powders (Gin dozen dore prowders ain ox: tooth powder Mined cans (ctm- . de Cream, Theatri- ‘cal (Olmbelay, superior cream’ for fewsiona) use | for athers who nd Cream in Gelightfully — pert fumed; one pound in a can, Our fay B60 or ite talcum pow Bite der, De Giinkal Thermome pm peste) a2 eve ousenoid:; nid Sale, 81,00 Bath Thermomeiers, Tweeters, larg size, a ‘trie Vibrators erating eur cent. Daggett & Ramsdell id Cream— og Ep He Palmolive Cold and 2 cakes m9 nd Violuy dintre. Row s ‘Creme, Mavis Cold Cream, 500 Protection Against Moths Gimbels have a large stock otf Moth Preventives, Napthaline products and Tar and Cecar Bags. valine Fiakes| Tar Rolls, One dozen Sheets in ruil, Bie Wayne Cedar Bags, No. 3—-Ovoreoats, Un | forms and Gown inches, No, t--Motor ¢ Evening Coats or Vet Coats 60 inches 81.75 Cedurated Dozen Wayne's Bheots, One Auto Bize,” oheots in roll, rooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Cus' Pills and Tablets Alkaling and Antisentic | Laxative Cold Tablets Tawteds Gimbeisy. | “rcimbela). « favorite Anitkarnnie “Tablets, 1 She: joa. in Dox, 190 Aspirin Tablets, 100 ny etme at "bo, Pitts, 100 [9 pecia’. Be ire amd Am- bietae pe. ise atthe: Brown Tablet Seat huis fablets. Ww mel monia cera Brown Mixtere Mn’ bottle., Spee 0, Rhubarb &' Soda Tab- Tete (Giinbels), 100 jeta (Gainbels), 108), Sulphur & Cream Ty ‘Tablet ‘ Ke 4 Cascare (Hin- aie cand Brushes and Rubber Combs HAIR BRUSHES Japanese Imported Hair a eee Alvba Hair Brushes. 5, pm, EMRIAI. | etal tacod. waite Bristle: excellent for G5e and Sie tilated aseptic ie T-row, extra | Hughes! Perfected Ideal stiff bristle 0 Hair Brushes, These French Hair Brushes Rosewood cushion proof RUT, Of bristles. 83.00 and ® RUBBER DRESSING COMBS Women's Combs, Men's Combs. Sale Sale, 500 Women's Combe. BS Women's Comba, Pocket Cambs. Sale. Sale. Sie 1Be, 200 and Be TOOTH BRUSHES French Tooth Brushes, Sanifold Tooth Brushes. Enellsh Tooth Brushes | Sale. Ste Es %, cs) hong Pagonzioctio aroeth Japanese Hoot ” : Kent's Tooth’ dle only. ie Robberset Tooth Japanese Tooth Brushes, ale Sale, 25e and B50 BATH BRUSHES Bath Brushes with black waite | bristies. Bath Brushes, All pure white istiew, with strap. Sale Fibe Complexion Br us he jen backs and Bale, 39¢ white brimies, Sale 25¢ ‘NAIL BRUSHES Cloth Brust:ex, with as- worted backs and white bristles, 500 Rubberset Sha Other Rubberset Shav- age: bite Beas » t and up to 825,00 black backe and white | Whisk Brooms, Sale bristles, $1.00 BSe and 500 PUFFS AND CHAMOIS Pure Lamb’s Wool Puffs Iapanree, Silk Yoalty for Infants or Womrs. 1 Oe, The, Be, 350 & 50 race Camels. Sale e0e and Wosl Exe Sale.» ane Houseliotd Chamois ity Puffs, Sale. 100 Vanity Bags, crochet 50c, OSe and Sde Brushes, 13 Main and Subway Balcony Toilet Papers Bob Write | Teles « Hoyal Japanese, ize ", ie Poltears 2,500 a1 Sanitissue, Roll or Pack- to 'ren, 400 age, 3 ine box, OOo Household Remedies Glycerine Suppositories (Gimbels). ee Masteroley BBe Cuticura "Ointment, ste Abe ana’ Zee | in tubes Zemo, Kozema remeaye Emulsion of Cod ‘Liver Oil (Gimbels). Bale. 450 and Resinot 4 Vaucaire Galega Tab- lets. developer and builder, Alle ‘ook 3 Bell-ans, targe aize, Site cI ine Powders. Valmer's Skin Ointment, 2¥0 Compound | frrup of tamper Pint, fectants ald 8 ey BDo and 6Pe eal Soaps Coleate's All my Soup; cak Armour English Bath 15e ite ‘Soap. action im & pack: Roberta ‘perfume’, London ‘and Paris, Williams’ Jersey Crearn cutee Shaving stick’ tube, Srasvon Beaune rene 2h Johnson's Tar Sonp. ine Mary ies Packer's Ta: Olivio Somp Sale, “as Liquid Shaim- swan’ Castile Soa, ones | SMe" Saad, ahora Custile Wiltlaimes Holder Ta bates " si 10¢ Colgates (AU = Round Soni In foil wrapped, sy . enke, i Armoar Lily * top ase Yarra, oastte a tor 15e'l cakes, Manicure Needs Imported Pumice, Nail Polishers, Sale. 4 Lastrite Nail’ Pollshy Lustrite Cuticle Tee, Hyklo. Ni Frio, Nall Polish, Hyslo. ‘Nan Polish, Rovaline Nail Polish, Ongoline Nail Polish, Sale 790 | Fakir Nail Polish, 450 Steel Cuticle Scissors. | Beau Bru: Sale, See | Fla 250 re ed Powdered Pumice, Birch-Wood Sticks, Sale. per dozen. |" 2he Orange- Wood Lert Steel Nall Scissors, Imperial, Pyralin, andotherFrench Ivory Finish Toilet Articles AT ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF LESS 9-Piece Boudoir Set, consisting of Mirror, Hair Brush, Comb, Polisher, Shoe Horn, N Nair Brushes Sale, a1 Hair Brushes, su * Cloth Brush Hat Brushes, Sac Mirrors, jong han: 83.00 | Mirrors, long hand! a | Manicure Tm; 2.00 Sa! le Ie Preparations for the Hair Walnatta Hair Stain.39c ) Bvan Williams’ ril~ Golden Ging Shami. Hantine, $1.50 ae Henna San \-1d. 1b., * oie ation ° Ordinary Tattle. G06 na Shampoo. Me and Boe Bali Pate Hair Tonic— Williams Gratue Special, Bde ated Heans Sham- poo, G00 and 81,00 Willaow’ Tunisian, Bde, 81,10 Mucdonuld’s Gray Reat Our Drug Store is conducted by Registered Pharmacists. | Fie, Bution Hook, Puff Box and Hair "Receiver, decorated in Sale, $15.00 Perfume Bottles, Sa! Milltary ‘Brushes, aict Per pair, 83.00 WOMEN SAN D MEN'S DRESS) COMBS— Re NCH IVORY oy FINISH Tooth Basis and Pastes Eathymol Tooth Paste, . "Ite | [Albodon Tooth Paste, Calox Tooth Powder, tore Wernet's Tgoth Fowd Pyrodento Mouth Kolynos Tooth Paste, £ Liallet's Pas Lister's Dental Floss, | Chlorex Tooth Paste. | ‘Tooth Paste, fe @mooth ton proDORANTS Beet wee =| Nonspl. restos. Oderono, 20c, 400 & The Kale, Pyredente Teot! Mum, ise in Paste. Physicians’ prescriptions fitted. Medicinal Herbs, Roots and Berries carried in stock, Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subwa; Phas

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