The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 4

SPEECHES IN TWO Frankiin Wateon and Rochester on Oct. 25— In Indiana To-Day. ON BOARD SENATOR HARD- INGS SPHCIAL TRAIN, Oct. 15.— The announcement was made that Benator Harding would deliver ad- @resses in Buffalo and Rochester, N. Y. on Oct. 21. No other Bastern @peaking dates will be made. The would co-operate with him. tianal public life. — Benator to-day continued his whirl- wind trip through Southern Indiana, keeping up his warfare againet the eaked for “a return to the Constitu- Gon” through the election of a Re- Publican Administration and a Re- publican Congress. Leaving Louisville this morning, Benen, | Street. ¢ this morning, on aetruck stated by “Alsxander, Kimmons opper, Street, Yonkers, Among the nominee’e guests on his ‘ special train were Senator Jamon E. _» iAnnounces Visit to Buffalo and toca perio AL, nominees for Congress, and he spoke for the election of ech of them, telling bis crowds that, if they were to have a Republican President, tt would be better to make a clean job of it and choose a Congress that praised Senator Watson's record of nervice, declaring him to be one of the most useful of the men in na- 7 Alven Sager, eleven, of No, 6063 ‘Versailies League of Nations, and! proadway, while crossing Broadway at hie way an aoe y rorahame He capital utter. =» Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Batablihed 1879 A Correct Shoe for every growing foot protective shoe for . children (and adults) TE the last, the sturdiness of the shoe, the marvelous flexibility of the sole. This shoe ia built on Nature's Inst—the toes wei Peas 3g is properly distributed, ct ae ve hd the whole foot ne tect bealth and et he miLSmucetine ct foot health an ure, looking as , well'as comfortably it fs endorsed by fashionable women and W. C. A. committee on correct footwear. Sizes 8 to 10}4 $8.25 Sizesi1to 2 $9.50 Women's Sizes, $11.50 up. ORPIC is one of the proven Best & Co. lasts, perfected during our 41 years’ sludy and experience in shoes, sold nowhere else. A Double Opportunity Offering Double Savings Metric Shirts, $2.65 Were $3.50 and $4 They'll wear like homespun; fit you all over— ectly—back, front, neckband, sleeve lengths. lors put in not to run out. Patterns in the new Autumn tints, Made of printed madras. Knitted & Silk Ties, $1 Specially Priced Your choice: Knitted ties in the popular medium and narrow widths, all colors; silk four-in-hands in the latest striped and figured effects. Originally made to sel] at a much higher price. Women Shoppers Should Take Advantage of Our Salesmen's Experience in Their Selections. 279 Broadway 125th Street at 3rd Ave, B'way at 49th St. 2 Flatbush Ave., B’klyn 47 Cortlandt St. 44 Esst lath St. ‘er he was to reach Indianapotts durins COOLIDGE SILENT the afternoon after numerous short platform of his private car, To-night he will apeak Jn the Indiana capital and to-morrow night will wind up his trip with a speech in St. Louis. he places at which his train was to make stops during to-day Included New Albany, Jeffersonville, Bootts- burg, Seymour, Columbus ON THE CHALLENGE! “Nothing to Say al Present” on on afternoon for Philadelphia. Gov. Roosevelt's Proposal of aa Joint Debate Coolidge, of Massachusetts, Repubdlican Viee Presidential nomines, declared he had “nothing to eny at Gov present” fs ¢ ?) ns 4 p 4 6 Nations, Issued faa! ~ Feankttn Simon & Co, F7th and 78th Sts. Other Fur Trimmed Suits PETIT Pe - - . # Sh at £ cooratie opponent, Franklin D. Roose- velt, at Evanevitie, Ind Hays, Chairman of the Republican | National Committes, before leaving Fretaht Car Door Ee Seerek of Six, Kills James Tontes, atx years old, of No. of the committed, ight by his Dem. ! of « freight car fell on him. Allied armies arrayed agai PSF Wa A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE ~ cA Gray Squirrel (ollared Suit for Misses with the Shorter Box (0at.... 75° Two inches less in the length of the coat adds many inches of smartness to its style. A §20.° saving on the price of the suit adds *20.” to its value. CHAMOIS VELOUR WITH GRAY SQUIRREL COLLAR AND DETACHABLE BELT, BROWN OR NAVY BLUE. SIZES 14 TO 20 YEARS $95.09 was the lowest price for a squirrel trimmed suit of this character hitherto this season. MISSES’ SUIT SHOP —Second Floor ORI S VES EN RING ‘Between March and August We Saved You °20 On a *75 Man’s Suit In March the ready-made cloth- ing manufacturers bought their woolens and labor at top prices. We held up our production till the big August break. Asa result, we are underselling the town and giving hand-work- manship at the same time. For example, if our %75 suits had been produced in March they would be #95. You get the difference. FIFTH AVENUE Men’s Shops~2 to 8 West 38th Street THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, ooTOBER FRANCE HONORS F PERSHING. Pag Coolidge will confer with Wit Named for Committers to Celebrate ¥ 'y of Napoleon's Denth. PARIG, Oct. 18.—Gen. Pershing has accepted an appointment as a mem- ber of the committee arranging for the jf celebration of the 100th anniversary of the death of Napoleon Bonaparte, saya ff 49.5 to 345,00 Marshal Foch is honorary President if and Field Marshal |} when asked thie morning| $2 Monmouth Street, Jersey City, was | Dousiae Hale of Great Britain and Gen whether he would accept the challenge| killed in the Lehigh Rafiroad yards|8* % Italy will be ‘members of the ly. Thus the commit ‘or a Soint Abate on the Langue of| near his home last night when the door | toe pF ge ot the “our "even tnatade i os. FINI LAF LNF INF LN FIN LN INS LF LN INS aS EOL eo LSESES a. a a fo Connection With Any Other Establishment in the Werld lwo RTH . REMARIZABLE OFFERINGS SATURDAY CHARMING AFTERNOON F Rocics FEATURING UNIQUE STYLE MOTIFS THAT CHARACTERIZE THE NEWER VERSIONS OF THE VOGUE”) NEW VELVETEEN FROCKS SEVERAL “GRACEFUL STRAIGHTLINE “\ODELS 25.00 BEADED TRICOTINE FROCICS sIX NEW MODELS, LAVISHLY > BEADED 35.00 NEW FROCKS OF CREPE SATIN ORNAMENTED WITH STEEL BEADS 65-00 EVERY ADVANTAGE HAS BEEN TAKEN OF THE SHARP BECLINE IN THE PRICE OF MATERIALS, AND WE ARE PRESENTING? IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS VALUES THAT ARE TRULY EXTRAORDINARY appearing at Century Theatre October 17th Hear Percy Grainger, pianist, composer, and conductor, at this concert. Then hear , him in your own home by means of his records made exclusively for Columbia. Be sure to attend this recital and note the individual qualities of his playing, i which have pleased so many people. Then go to any Columbia dealer and ask him to let you play Grainger’s records om the Columbia Grafonola. You'll find that his Columbia Records, as played on the Columbia Grafonola, reproduce exactly the same qualities { which delighted you at this recital, You actually hear him play again. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York a It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World “Want” Ad Will Ge and F