The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 8

ee AT ey WINDING \Ip PROTEST FROM THE ORYS. ae oa j mn PAMPAICN r BS Report That Prohibition BERS Tertainty! Coffee that's io right ; . Says Sentiment Por the | eague| Milk and oud of Nations Is Sweeping ave in it. Just | the Country. 5 add boili ——— daldl. randson of famous patri ' KHINOVA, W. Va. Oct. 26—Gov xpects to alt trom. Cherba om Sat water and stir. é Cox closed his Went Virginia cam-| Mexico, whe rene wos an apectalen: "Bordond ol ' paign here to-day with another ap- | SS peal for the League of Nations and a statement that the churches, labor I and women were together in the| ‘Cottee movement which, he sald, war “sweeping tho country.” | Coffee ' In this connection the Democratic | |} without ' Presidential candidate called atten 7 tion to statements a year ago of j former President Taft which, the Governor said, prophestiad his pres. | |} ent view of the situation XI desire to pay Judge Taft « trib- | tate,” sald the Governor, “He pos. @ranes 0 gift which @ did not think was bis. He has the gift of prophecy @peaking just about a year ago in The foundation of good West Virginia, he eatd that labor dressing is would indorse the Eeaxue of Nations s because of its labor provisions; that tha oburches would indorse It be- «cause it is right; and then, ff the women were wiven the vote, they fould all be for tt because of thelr . Ue, Date Sustee aimed $100 abhorrence for war, and in the last week it is perfectly apparent that Kia choke 6 oe F you are seeking tho Judge Taft correctly visualized the on rhage i fine wares of old makers future.” N AE by § ists in | come to Ovington’s. For Gov. Cox deciined to-day to am- Knit Underwear for | we Tiave been selling the vilty his statement last night at Women. Daintily finished, choicest lines of fins china Huntington as to his position regant- form fitted and skilfully end brilliant glassware to ing raufication of the Treaty of Vor- tailored from finely woven three generations of woflles and attendant reservations. fabric that gives wargsh ing hostesses. “the Governor motored here early to- without du/t, ¥ ‘ay fram Huntington. Later to-day ¢. whatnale Dterllecwe OVING TON'S he Was to make-hin twenty-first and |!) pAUM ROGERS. SPRITZRR OO. i) "The Gift Shop of 5th Ave” | 314 Fifth Ave. nr. 32d St. final speech in Kentucky, at Ash- ‘and. ‘This afternoon be was to speak at Portamouth, ©, and to- night et Cincinnatl, SCHELL ENDERO. ry Tks BRUMMEL & MENDELSSOHN: Before:the War a package During the War ° € a ae 2 NOW! The: Flavor, Lasts 60. Does the Price! diosa DOUBLEMINT in += ge LEA LI I OO A LO Tae BVENANG WU, AU ee ad, VEL U dee £0, LSU, “TEACHES TRADES ro UP the time it would take you to become a good machinist— and what it would cost you for board ‘ and clothes and all the other expenses while you were learning. Ifyou could get paid while learning— have money in your pocket at the end of every month—and no » bills to settle—wouldn’t you | call that a good job? Well, that’s the kind of a job the Army offers you. You earn a good living and while you’re earning a good living you learn to be a skilled man in one of a hundred trades. There are few better jobs open these days, Ask a recruiting officer to tell you when you can begin EARN, LEARN AND TRAVEL LEAGUE NATIONS COVENANT 1920. World Almanac Special Limited Edition A COPY AT FOLLOWING PLACES: ° Main Office, New York World, 68 Park Row Uptown Office, ' Brooklyn Office, 1998 Broadway, 617 Fulton St. Harlem Office, | Bronx Office, 150 W, 19oth Bt, | 410 EB, 140th St Booksellers or Newsdealers will get copies for you on request, cents Everywhere By Mail 5Q °P** Frey woes Address, Cashier, NEW YORK WORLD No ym tedemeinsint Tue PEACE TREATY| & Minh mA i ® Continuing Briskly Extraordinary Sale of Navy Blue Dress Goods , and Silks Extraordinary Reductions Extraordinary Values Our lowest-in-the-city prices lowered. Great savings on materials for the entire wardrobe. Included in this unusual event are:— Silks in Navy Blue and Other Shades All Silk Crepe de Chine, Navy Tricotines, © $3.29 to $4.96 yard Navy Broadcloths, $3.96 and $4.34 yard Navy Velours, Satin Charmeuse, $4.34 yard $2.29 and { $2.79 yard Poiret Twills, Satin Crepe, $3.96 and $4.44 yard $2.89 yard French Twill Serges Silk Dress Taffeta, , $1.79 yard $1.49 to $2.89 yard Georgette Crepe, $1.24 yard OD tn. wide, Silk Tricolette, $1.98 yard fare —Hecort Moor, 25th Mreet. Storm Serges, $1.79 and $1.98 yard Dress Goods in Cut Lengths to Provide | Quicker Service. Meare ——Becond Floor, A5th 8t., Brondway. ‘Almerican Beauty” ELECTRIC IRON Buy an electric iron you can depend upon, One that will always be ready for, use, No troublesome repairs’ to bother or annoy you. The ‘fimericon Beouly" 1s 80 sturdily construc- ted it will give the same satisfactory service after years of use as upon the day you purchase it. Manatactared by « American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit. Makers of a Complete Line of Electric Heating Devices.