The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 8

OUT WITH YOU BOTH, SAYS W.H. ANDERSON, ) ANTI-SALOON HEAD Y ; . LABOR’S APPROVAL Ife Casts Opprobium on hon Both Ane Calder and O ] ad O } ‘ sarderd booth we have established for them this week, Conve- | Dr. Copeland. gp Momus lemaned end 8 all emer dnc doen A mimeographed sheet sent out by by competent hat hate gladly help in the selection of the Anti-Saloon League and marked FIFTH AVENUE merchandise, give bol 7 aaa appointments. Make this : eis “Realese Friday, Oct, 6," conveys the your pronrsd, ofl ppg os hour of Btste Platform Better Than|iformation tat Wiitiam H. Anderson State Buperintendent, “In His iret Public Address Since the State Voll Republican — Daugherty October Is the Month for Impeachment Demanded. tical Conventions,”" relievered inst B F . ht in the Monroe Avenue M. ©. . * The Democratic State platform was Wndorsed as being fairer to organ labor than the Republican Stat Sot. Banstor GaN . Torm, and a resolution was a lac, the: Dain favoring the impeachment of Attor if ete, a hey General Daugherty because of ht or Ynited part In the rajirond strike injunction | Senator proceedings at a mass meeting held] The copy of the spec shows that Mr. Ander Wander the auspices of the Central] senator Calder even 1 1 Probibitionists, whe A real autumn month—too early for fur coats but too cool for a frock alone—October is essentially a month when the fur scarf comes into its own. If you have not yet decided what kind of scarf you will wear, you must visit our Pur Department. You cannot fail to be delighted with the choice of fur neckwear, in various tones of brown nor with the “Prades and Labor Council of New|than he denounced ex-Goy. Smith. He moderate prices that prevail. York at Beethoven Hall, No. 210 Mifth| charged that Benator- Calder recom F Se np y " b Btreet, last night. mended the appointinent of bootleg lox Scarves $49.50—Taupe, brown, pointed or black. r The meeting was called at the re-|gers and ex-convicts as Prohibition : 4 quest of the American Federation of enforeement agentn and described tim Hudson Bay Sable—One skin, $55; two skin, $98.50 Labor, which has 4 organized who will soerce or deceive s, ‘ Jabor throughout the country to sup- ata writing the minister Natural Mink—Two skin katves, $46.50 beet ite skterts te bring about the P about what « high grad Stone Marten— Small animal scarves, so becoming with peachment of the Attorney General. |(hristian gentleman such a Senator . - ; In addition to adopting the resolution, | ip fall frocks. One skin, $32.50; two skin, $59.50 the Centra) Trades and Labor Counci! Mr. Anderson said that Dr, Cope organized for the coming year, land is as much dryer than his party LASAMEN MAAS As The resolution adepted is eimilarlay Senator Calder ih wetter than the to th Republican Party ‘unions elsewhere, —_————--- demns . Daugherty for his ters to the strike Infunetion proceedings FOR SHIP SUBSIDY and pledges the labor unions: of New York to “do all within their power ACTION BY XMAS to bring about the success of the tm- peachment proceedings.” S: Oct. 6.—Congress More than 300 men and women at-jand the country are due for a long tended the meeting, and heard Prest-| rest from legislation, and the respite dent Samuel Gompers of the Ameri-| should begin at noon, March 4, ship an Federation of Labor, who was| subsidy or no si subsidy, Chair- the principal speaker. John O'Han-| man Campbell (R Kan.) of the Yon, head of the Legislative Committee! Rules Committee Says. He wants All Silk Scarves $7.95 Specially Priced! aw An exceptionally low price for .\ an all silk scarf as you know if you've shopped for one. These scarves are of a beautiful heavy For Misses For Women r y lity silk, 11% inches wide ef the New York State Federation, lthe fate of the merchant ma- - hi S d ae ; vead the report of his committee and! ring sottied in the House before Coat Type Frocks EY e len er Coat 11; yards long, with long fringe of & similar committee of the “BIs} christmas under a special rule, and 357 50 897.50 ends. Charming color combina iv railroas erh 5 Pt 0 7 i enceratio and Republican Stave thinks the President should adhere «. . g to his original desire for a special session in November, He favors a liberal rule to get the ° platforms. These committees at- tended both convention: ted twelve proposals, veport continued: “The committee ts of the unanimous opinion that ‘the Democratic State platform contains by far a greater proportion of the number of pro- tions for autumn include tanger- ine and beige, two shades of brown, greens and many others. GROUND FLOOR Left: An excellent quality Poiret Twill is A copy of an import at a fraction of its price. combined with flat braid in this very smart It presents one of the most graceful new lines tailleur. The slightly bloused effect and V as you may see by the sketch. Made of ex- neckline is exceedingly good. Navy, black quisite marcova, black or kit fox (a deep grey) subsidy before the House and to al- low debate and amendments. “If the bill 1s lost let the responsi- bility rest on the body or branch of Government that defeats it and not on,” he sald. b d furred with caracul. 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