The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1920, Page 4

a in the election. They were Henry I. A hea Hmerson, Republican, in the Twenty- | °o, second (Cleveland) district, and John Babka, Democrat, in the Twenty-firt (Cleveland) District, Wormer United States Senator Theo- "| dore E. Burton was leading Congress- man Hmerson by approximately 600 votes in approximately two-thirds the precincts in the district, and for- Congresaman Robert Crosser hi though «unofficial, returns from the en- Ure district. a mm, BOSTON, Aug. 11.—The condition of the Aroostook County, Maine, potato crop is now 90 per cent. of norma), ani the forecast 1s 28,896,000 bushels, againet 24,480,000 last year, according COX QUITS DAYTON ARKANSAS\VOTE| TO OPEN CAMPAIGN Another pf Wilson's “Group of |\Goes to Office in Columbus to Wilful Men” Apparently:Fails ‘Clear Up Matters—His Pirst to Get Nomination. Speech To-Morrow. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. 11—Con-| DAYTON, ©, Agu. 11—Departure ty mer allpiag gerne plo goatee be Gor. Cox to-day from Dayton Sri 6. Sicty im the’ rue ite) ateaty te coeming of comma Democratic primaries for the nomine- coast to coast and into almost every tion tor United States Senator on the| ciate tators Nov. 1. He tad tecov- face of unofficial returns trom yeater- day'a balloting. ered from the neuraigic headaohe that In the race for the gubernatorial nom- | troubled him yeaterday, u ination former Congressman T. C. Me-| The first of ten addresses arrange’ Craw of Prescott was leading the tleld| during this month js to be made to- of nine contestants. morrow et Camp Perry, ©. in pre- Returna tabulated by the Arkansas] seyving the Governors Cup as a way 13,346 and Sena! ony at the National Rifle Ghoot, | two ‘The Governor is not expected to open up on (mportant campaign topics Uunkld be addresses the West Viraints| Democratic Convention at (Wheeling next Saturday. | Columbus instead of Dayton will be! the future personal headquarters of Gov. Cox, although he hopes also to spend a teow days here occasionally during the campaign. His schedule to-day entled for his arrival shortly after noon at Columbus, work at the this afternoon, « at the [xeoutive Mansion, motor trip of 125 —— BLAST KILLS 32 IN ITALY. FLORENCHD, Italy, Aug, 11.—Thirty- : fp th erate ht on, called “a group ms Iced / ir eaident fal men." ee ———— ; ' Hy, 80) RECALL 800 NAVY YARD MEN. ‘ad | E14 Off Emplovees te Resume Re- ngre se pairs te Vensels. Rear Admiral George 1 Burd, tn- Qustrinl manager of the New York , Navy Yord, sent out » hurry call to- day for the 800 men who were laid off last Monday, under orders from the Navy Department to discontinue work on the Shipping Board's vessels now at ae 1 TEA ‘Those orders, was announced at here sulted from a fre. T 11, 1990. Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Thursday— 3000 Pairs CHILDREN’S HOSIERY at Typical Best & Co. Low Prices LISLE & MERCERIZED COTTON SOCKS 3 prs. 1.00 Straight and turnover tops in black, Regularly white, tan and cordovan; also white with fancy tops. Sizes 6 to 94. #06 bo 750. ENGLISH COTTON & MERCERIZED SOCKS 3 prs. 1,35 § ® Domestic thi rter length fi ne *, cerlad, in black, ‘white, Tiana: light see te pe. shades. English cottons in black, white, |brown and navy. Sizes 534 to 9, « FINE RIBBED STOCKINGS 3 prs. 1,00 Strongly woyen of selected cotton with Regularly the yard to-day, have been counter- manded, and repairs’ to the ships wil! a9 soon as the men furloughed ean return to old jobs. to the New Engiand crop report ts- ‘The tive year average ‘ ¥ Minor toes and heels. Colors, black, 45¢ pr. The Quality and Flavor are Pre-Eminent eA EN te A eer ; ‘ ~ INFANTS’ PURE SILK HOSE 3 prs. 2 00 peck Ha A ‘ ™% A fine, pure silk in narrow ribs and elas- Regularly tic woven tops. Colors, black, white, pink and ciel, Sizes, 444 to 64. 90¢ to 1.05, (Not all sizes in all colors.) ¥ Two Special Sale Items CHILDREN’S ROMPERS CHILDREN’S SWEATERS 9c 1.95 Instead of 1.95 Instead of 3.85 and 4.50, Sizes 1, 2 and 3 years. Rompers of Sizes 3 to 12 years. Hand finished a fine sual in sturdy materials Shetland sweaters in slip-over and that make just the sort of clothes cozt models in all the desirable one wants for hours of play. colors. No C.0O.D. No Phone or Mail Orders yi bari vas ene == Our August Sale of Furs Is Now in Progress ; At Very Low Prices CHARACTERIZED BY ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY OF LINE ANE THE/E GH. Altman & Cao. MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street FOR AUTUMN FOR WOMEN AND MI//E/S s» A Clearance Sale ‘of Men’s Summer Oxfords will offer extraordinary values to-morrow . on the SIXTH FLOOR Sports Oxfords (a varied assortment, some of buck- skin, others of canvas), will be priced at $5.00, 7.90 & 8.75 per pair Calfskin Oxfords, in tan and black, will be priced at $7.85 & 8.50 per pair WS ee et a ae oa ae PRESENTING PHENOMEN AL VALU Ee A Limited Number of Men’s Tan Leather Golf Boots will at the same time be priced at $5.75 per pair All sizes may be found in the collection, but mot every size in every style. A NUMBER OF DISTINCTIVE MODELS DEVELOPED ALONG ORIGINAL LINES MANY ACCENT UAT E-D By ELABORATE BEADWORK