The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 25

~S — SHE .BVENING WORLD, — dad A Fe relationship between a Finatiqutia nns in Amerie: aD etary Anson Bnele BIG DEATH RATE DUE TO OVERCROWDING | Stokes has referred the letter to |Inatitute of International Relations New York City. PACER SES 2. the FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEB PAGES 19 AND 20. Dr. Copeland Says Twenty Largest Cities in United States Have House Shortage. Dr. Royal 8. Copeland, Health Commissioner, 14 home from Detroit, where he presided at a meeting of health officials from twenty citios, having © population of 200,000 of mora, galled at the request of Committee on Reconstruction. Dr. Copeland sald from % to cent. of the population in each of tie twenty cities were suffering from t) dwelling Unganit crowding, mortality: Manufacturers’ Sale at Retail SUITS and OVERCOATS For Men & Young Men $] .50 $] jo By $93.75 4= ed hd This lot includes 2813 Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats. Nothing like it in New York. Regular Retail Value $50 and $60. ALTERATIONS FREE. Open 8 A. M. till 7 P. M HIP! HIP! HURRAY! THE SALE IS ON TODAY INCLAIR SINC! SHOPS 757 BROADWAY oppress’ Weners Opposite Wanamaker’s and the danger . phemonia and F.V. CROSBY DIES SUDDENLY. | | Treasurer of Union Pacific 11 Only Six Days. Frederick Van Schoonhovern Crosby who had been Treasurer of Pacific railroad system f twenty-two years, dled night at his residence, No. 103 Street, after an illness of only six Iie was sixty years old, He {s survived by his wife and two ehlidren— Katharine Van Rensselaer Crosby and Floyd Delafield Crow: GERMANS APPEAL TO YALE. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 8 communication recelved at Yale Uni- ralty from the German Correspon- J eau of Forelgn Univ Upstairs’ FOURTH FLOOR i -GIMBEL BROTHERS | 32wv STREET “BROADWAY ~33n0 STREET NEW YORK CITY ST iE — Sale x Sale Held 1 Simatanensl Fourth Foor and Subway Baloony “we ts a BR 0 Oo KL Y Nu y For Your Corwenience-—Open a Charge Account D.PricksCo. FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS TO-MORROW! EXTREME REDUC TIONS ON The season’ s ultra-smart models; with Great Collars of Australian Opossum, Mole, Raccoon, and Nutria. Formerly $55 & $59.50 Now Priced 3 72 Comprising every model in highest favor, from the sleeved Dolman to the straightline, belted Coat, Fashioned in Velour do Laine, Bolivia and Polo Cloths, Fully silk lined and interlined Complete Color Assort- mente and Sise Ranges Most Attractive of the New Dresses for Present and Later-Season Wear (Models ase Illustrated) 3-50 vy Poiret Twill; vestee and oadcloth; collar of pearl grey ah of pearl gray messaline, Blonaed Brock of Na cuffs of pearl gray silver lace, braided; terminating in bow. at g.75 New aide pancl hip effect dress of Navy Poiret Twill; panelled; collared ana euffed with pearl grey broad cloth, coverca with embroideries of soutache and tinsel work Dance and Dinner Frocks 190 Party and Evening Gowns of 35°” Bilk Laces, Crepe Satins, Georgettes, ete.; effectively draped or fulling in volt. is; metallic — trimmings. Exceptional Values at This Reduced Price Richly Fur Collared. Wraps Bankrupt CLOTHES OYS HALF PRICE Bauman Clothing Corporation, Inc., 110 Fifth Avenue, New York, with great factories in Worcester, Massachusetts, failed for ap- proximately two million dollars. Their stock was ordered sold by the United States District Court. And this sale is the result. for LESS THAN Overcoats : Suits and Mackinaws Thousands of Them at $7.50 $10 $12.50 $15.00 $20 $25.00 a The Entire:Gimbel Stock of Boys’ Clothes teittici ti The 3 Gimbel Stores Bought About $250,000 of These Fine Clothes at 33 5 Cents ON mA DOLLAR * * are fine clothes—as finely pos pie and skilfully tailored as any of the nationally known brands of clothes for Men. . pe pair of trousers is completed by a ther Belt that keeps the trousers ae and gives the wearer freedom, . . The sale includes Norfolk suits for fellows of 7 to 19—with extra size suits in sizes 14 to 19. Junior Norfolks for boys of 4 to 10 and Eton-Norfolks for boys of 3 to 8. Reefers for tiny fellows of two, and over- coats for strapping young gentlemen of 19. Mackinaws in sizes from 6 to 20. Reefer, Raincoat, Mack- inaw and Swagger Coat Everythin; ng fust everything—in this KE a A Cc Ay iy. v H A i F P R ] € E greatest o} And the biggest thing Sf all isthe savings! You Pay One-Half the Price on the onc tallies aa Downstaitl SUBWAY BALCONY Original Tag: | * i bg cbabies RET) eae (CERES 2a