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ARBITRATION AM
OF U. S. IN NEW
NOTE TO BRITAIN
Revised by Wilson, Reply
?oes to I ansing for
Dispatch on Monday.
LITTLE RELIEF
FOR I RADE SEEN
BiocKa.if I 0 rraany Again
Called ll ?"
l i On.
?e to
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?a. ?..., I it anxioni
IW development?
cteM lelays It haa been
..... - ,r,nthi. but
... it,7? -?? to eontro
f(I1T e ? rtod arrival of
t .. ,. . - .- rr. Qreat Brit
a'a f. ?Ol ' "cs have compelled
j,:iti sad n
yj.? ; longest of the
aajha, t ? roasoa, a State De
:tr*.sf7- I I Ol ?aid to-day. It may be
nr.t tl rr.atl. Th;? course, if ad<
,i ttr-i. l la be i bl Amen
Bl ant ibai ' - Btience has
\ttt uv . : onr
BBBBi
BrlUln Not to Yield.
Ti? Sut?? Dei '.-? bops
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M? GR.ACE, BRITAIN'S
CRICKET IDOL, DEAD
M'ad?' Pali ., Schoolboy*!
Creed - -, at 17.
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BIS lita-Lt. it W a>ia
HAHY AGAIN SEALS
RASEL-CONSTANCE AREA
i.?ne?a, Oct. :.T?(.crmany aeain
,- rloocd from Boaol t.. roaotaate
tu Ua-rtsllers <?! .?.r? eoBdlttWa. No
I ?wad to appn.arh
the loading? on tin- (.crmaii shore
.-( I ake < BBStOI . ?-.
It I? BSaBBUraj, M her,a1?.f?irc. that
the cloaintt ?.f the frontier is to
keep Intelligence of the movements
? ?f Genou triM.ps fr.?in escaping.
GERMAN ATTACK
IN WEST FAILS
En'I Along Whole Front
Aftei Final Teuton At?
tempt (Collapses.
? ? of -h
;-' '" ? on the
'".-out appear? to have ?toppe I a?
, a eoi ???(. ce?
>? ir?,!.ca*ed
in to reports from the
. r
lit night detach! nts of
<>or
lis en Ha.
hy, but 1
- BO further hos
;.'H OFFICIAI..
To-?: French official ?tate
I only repor'? of
*.?, ?ay?:
. .ops' of the
my endeavored -to come out from
. .- -cu'.herri part
..he and near the fort
were immediate
rsed.
? ? ?gi ?? district, also,
I srtiei of the
firing of
? . syes and
- red to
Bl ? .'in? In
of 17 .'te de Tahurc.
Th? ? psrtiei ?vero everywhere re
ind virtually destroyed by
I oar infantry and machine
.
('n the front In Lorraine French
for- , .-'ui.born and hand
? ? ??-.?? .1 a trench
? ? ? -. at ,'t point near
June! on ol running
IPItlOl!
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BERLIN TO TAKE OVER
GERMAN FOOD SUPPLY
Distribution by Slates of Em?
pire's "Plenty" Was Uneven.
Berlin by arlreleii to Sayville, X.
?.man federal gov
1 to assume con
Bpply of victuals
??. BOW the
ritlei had been
I to handle the
rna nt n< ? <?
? the position
f the i
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nt, l.ut un
litioi the various
?..
, be made to dis
tally throughout Ger
g foi ? he eoming
? i plisa at rea- ;
? sil (1 : .*. 11 ? - ?
Lor The Amsterdam
??.'s Telegram
rding to ad
I? nil Council
lays of
- ,? consisting of meat.
TEN AMERICAN SHIPS
BANNED BY BRITAIN
Forty-seven in List Suspected of
German Affiliation.
Admiralty to?
day j * forty-s? vefl neutral
? ? the Am?
npers
? ring thi ? --hipa,
?. the autho
? !'.?.,! by German
.?i an unrieutral
?h provides
ontr?n will be mime
IJ the
A ? '-. It is diAtstalt for
charterer t>. obtain evi-,
? .: .. I i. which
? 'h the
? trading with th?
?
him.
SI e of the name of
. . t worbs a real
? B ';! b. made to
,ich cannot show
ids then in
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? 1 from
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? American ?hip? on the list
Sr to the Ameri?
can .
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and
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p.? be
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? ; Sw? dea, two;
load, four, and \
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CANAL OPEN JANUARY 1 ;
NO SLIDES IN SIGHT
Thirty I ?"?t Channel Restore!
Half ta-he Closed Distance.
1; OSV
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.: will
afain ' ' '" t*ian
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il <.f the
USSS u large
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I that a channel|
lOgS of light
? ?l eon
r tie year.
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for ths
'led tl at th?
than h
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,.,! by ? '? thoas hold ui
?a j.,.', leportiog a? fast OS !?''?:
COO ..olaa.la CO-.lt
Thirty-fourth Street
S. A11 matt $c do.
FIFTH AVENUE-MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
TCLEPHONE 7000 MURRAY HILL
Th?rty-f_5th Street
[j n the Department for Imported Costumes
is assembled a magnificent collection, combined with the riche:;''. A
fur trimmings and embodying in every detail, both in beauty of
fabric and exclusiveness of design, the S?test dictates cf the world
famous couturiers. These exclusive irnodes and adaptations range
ir -rice f"or_ _>_!_/_. .00 to $450.00,
(Department on Third Floor)
j[ n the Blouse Department ....
may be seer, beautiful combinations of "aces with furs, or delicate
C72?e Georgette with hand-drawn effects, or the sen.i-4ai.ore-. blouses
introducing novel plaitings; also lingerie or voile models, with baby
tucks, or of filmy laces combined with hand embroideries. The lat?
est fashion suggestions are expressed in complete price assortments.
(Department on Second Floor)
Late Autumn Importations
of Dress Silks
include many rich Metallic Bro?
cades, Satin Suitings, French
Fai_.es, Taffetas and
sheer Crepes.
Reasonable prices obtain (consid?
ering quality)
(Department on First Floor)
?il Altaian & (Eo
The New Mode _n
Silk Petticoats
by special arrangement with the Commiass-on for
:: ?lief 5n Belgium will hold, to-morrow and
throughout the week
An Exhibition and Sale o?
RARE BELGIAN "WAR LACES
?.
is now v/el? defined in the late Au?
tumn and early Winter styles and
c-~rorn_s to the wide and shorter
els decreed by Fashion. To this
dictate a number of beautiful styles
have been developed in effective
plaid, in Dresden effects, in plain
or- fur-trimmed taffeta, while in the
extremely dainty models are those
fashioned of lace and be=ruffled
satins, crepe de Chine, or Georgette crepe, designed for wear in the
evening, or with negligees. The prices cover a wide range and will
be found to meet individual requirements. These charming styles
may be seen in the Department on the Second Floor.
These exceedingly beautifu! specimens of the lace industry of
Belgium will be shown on the Fifth Floor, and a cordial invi?
tation to call and inspect them is extended to all who may be
interested,
--.eluded in this collection are examples of Flandre, Rosaline,
Mechlin, Venetian Point,Drooche!, Duchess, Bruges, Point de
Paris, and other varieties of old "aces, which from now on will
be very difficult to duplicate. A great many pieces have been
completed since the beginning of the war.
_n the Fur Department
'Third Floor)
an extensive collection of luxuri?
ous Fur Garments and small Furs
presents an unequalled opportu?
nity for inspection.
Of notable interest are the matched
Skins in Silver Fox, Natural Blue
Fox, Cross Fox, White Fox,Smoked
and Slate-colored Foxesf rom which
a personal selection may be made
for orders to be specially executed.
Special attention is directed to Fur
Hats for motor and street wear.
The Department for
imported Underwear
Weekly importations of exquisite
French Underwear, character?
istically Parisian in elegance, re?
finement and dainty perfection oi
detail, continually augment a distinctive collection of Undergar?
ments. Included are several of the Season's Novelties, among
which are now being shown the loveliest of Brida. Sets, fashioned of
the sheerest Linen Cambric, and enriched with hand embroidery and
real Valenciennes laces.
TIMELY OFFERINGS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
10,000 Pairs Women's* Children's
'Imported Cilace Gloves
will be on sale Monday on the First Floor.
This Interesting Offering will afford an op=
ortunity to obtain gloves of excellent qua!=
ity at extraordinary price concessions.
Women's Short Glace, pique-sewn, in black,
tan, or white .... per pair 85c.
Women's Glace Kidskin Mousquetaire, six
teen-button, in black or white, per pair $2.00
Children's Glace, one-clasp, pique sewn, in
tan.per pair 85c.
In addition to the above
Men's One-clasp Castor Gloves
pxm-sewn, in gray, will be on sale at the
special price of . . . per pair $1*25
A Remarkable Sale of
Reversible Velour Portleres
A timely Cffering for tc morrow 'Monday)
will consist of Reversible Velour Portieres,
fine quality, in novelty two-toned colorings,
producing an attractive striped effect, at the
unusually lev/ price of . per pair $!7.50
These Draperies are custom-made (with
French edge) in 3. Altman & Co.'s own-work-^
c~. _ A'; color combinations express
the present note in interior furnishings.
(Department on Fourth Floor)
Styles of Distinction
in Negligees and House Gowns
will be presented in an interesting Special
Offering which has been arranged for to?
morrow and comprising selections of smart
individual models fashioned on the newest
lines, Included are:
Tea Gowns of Crepe Meteor, with Coat of
Chiffon; trimmed with lace and swansdown,
at.$32-00
Crepe de Chine Tea Gowns, with lace coat,
at.$24.00
Robes of Zenana cloth, with hand-embroid?
ered collar and cuffs: silk-lined throughout,
at.$20.00
Negligees of Crepe de Chine, lined with alba?
tross ar.d trimmed with swansdown and
lace.$112.75
An Exceptional Sale of
Men's and Women's Hos'ery
has been arranged for Monday in the Depart?
ment er. the First Floor. In exceedingly in?
teresting assortments the following offer
irgs in commendable qualities may be se
cured at prices much lower than those usu?
ally obtaining:
Women's Silk Mose, with cotton tops and
soles, in black or white, special per pair 75c.
Werner's Silk Hose, in black or white,
special per pair.$_.45
MEN'S HALF-HOSE
Men's Black Cotton Half-hose
a
special per pair.25c.
In the Velvet Department
may be seen a splendid assortment of Im?
ported Dress Velvets, Velveteens and Cordu?
roys, especially fashionable for Gowns and
Tailored Suits, also a complete range of
MILLINERY VELVETS
The prices are very moderate
A Special Offering for to-morrow (Monday)
wil? consist, of
2,500 Yds. of All-silk Velour Raye
(42 inches wide)
in plain colors which include the latest
shades, at the special price of per yard $4.65
(Department on First Floor)
A Sale of
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
wi?l be held Monday in the Millinery Depart?
ment on the First Floor. Here will be found
the newest and most authoritative shapes
from the small close-fitting hat to the larger
styles, the entire collection expressing
smartness.
Trimmed Hats of distinction, $7.50 & 10.00
Untrimmed Hats in modish shapes
at .$2.00 & 3.50
SPORTS HATS
in Velour, Feit or Beaver expressive of the
jaunty and becoming styles adopted by the
fashionable woman for the fashionable
sports are displayed in this department.
