The evening world. [volume], September 09, 1920, Wall St. - Final Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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TISH LABOR FOR
OLIVE THOMAS'S
CONDITION GRAVE
NT
ON INDUSTRY
OR UN
E
MPLOYED
Husband Declares She Took Over
dose of Mercurial Medidne
By Mistake.
PATHS. Sept. 9 (United Press). Tho
condition of Miss Olive Thomas, tnotle
tar, suffering; from mercurial polsen
Ins tn the American hospital at Neullly,
was reported to-day to bo unimproved.
Dr. Joseph Choato of Los Ancelcs,
Who Is handling; Jflas Thomas' case,
Said after a consulatlon with leadln
Paris specialists that white her con
dition was extremely crave he had not
abandoned hope,
Jack rickford, film actor nnd hus
band of Miss Thomas, who-had been at
the hospital ' constantly since she wss
taken III, denied they had quarreled
burph speech. The candidate chal
lenged tho committee to call Chicago
Itopubllcons mho, he said, havo boon
raising; tho quota there.
Gov. Cox declared Chairman liars
had not only stood for unethical
things In politics, but he did not tell
tho truth under oath tn Chicago,
rtcforrlng to testimony of Blossom
that paid agents of tho Republican
National Committee assisted In the
Cuyahoga County quota, Cox Charged
that iheso workers were revolving
from $300 to 1300 a weok.
firaaes Union Congress Takes
Steps to Enforce Resolu
tion Adopted. ,
LtyHT50JOUTTr, England. Sept 9.
BTtie .Trades Union Congress In sea-
tetflkere, representing about 3600,000
krorkera, adopted & resolution to-day and said they had beon living amicably.
tti&g responsibility for unam- " i
jgrawnt i&all be borne by Industry, an overdose of medicine containing mer
aSr&Krt In no cose should the level cury.
a. ' T "!. - . -IX r I - rrt.
Inooma fall below 85 per cent of
earned when la full employ- overwork and that as a result her -
item had failed to throw off tho polaon.
Miinv Amfrtran sinrl mivtn
rJjould be obtained to fores iUri cuici at u,, hospital yesterday
levy on Industry to raise tho nocco- and to-day, and left flowers. Among
r. fund, lha. resolution added, and ' r"'""
ignit , maage, i.uiian ana voTomy uibii, ana
IcOon to this tad will bo taken. I Owen Moore, former husband of Mary
..large majority on a card vote Nckford.
SBS ..... T
SOTcongress aoctaea to replace me . . .m. . ,
rTuuncntarj- Committee, which toad , IN A 1 1UIN AL, t-UUINUlJL
tfacrto managed rational labor ni-
alrs by o. labor general staff, or
tren'ezol council representing every
Qsttoct industry affiliated with tho
'fonfress.'
SBl hold-up men
TO GET 20 YEARS
OF FIUME RESIGNS
udge Mclntyre Says Conviction
ore Him Spells Prison
Penalty to Limit
gEvery hold-up man who comes fcs-
rerme and is adjudged guilty," Judge
Elntyro announced In General Bes-
ops to-day. "Is going' tq Bins; Blng
Iftdtwenty years. They have murder
their' hearts. If I con do anything
MStop highway robbery and murder
tna.il ao iu
ffSe announcement was made when
rSfboys. Louis FaUld and Michael
arbato, were brought before him for
ntence after their plea of guilty to
bcry In the third degree had been
Judge Mclntyre said their
goTand the minor degree of tho crime
aTemm no opwon oui 10 hdq uira
ilElmlra Kcfofmatory. He asserted,
owe'ver, that had they been found
ullty. as at first chargod, of high'
ay robbery, assault and receiving
.01811 gpoua ancr iiicjr uau Ruatnou
a'fld.Schultz of No. 2i West 112th
.reel nnu ihkvu j u. 11111, uq
ould .,havo aent them to fiUte'a
71 so a.
m.
MO ,VAN DRIVER PICKETS.
BSSffr
fnrnolested. tiy Police as Violence
la Slot Attempted.
IjEljht hundred moving van drivers
tho aro on strike were sen out to-day
rplcket storage warehouses and
ables where vans are kept by. J. J.
Scfgenna, secretary and treasurer of
I , No. 275 of the Van Teamsters.
OnFuil sides 01 warcnouses wnero u
5&a possible for tho strikers to walk
fey;, promenaded with big signs sus-
th rmhllo not 0 catronlza
hciSestabllshitients.
I micro was no Interference with tnem
lylthe police, as they did not attempt
iststbp people from goloz in or out of
ffiefctjulldlngg.
MORE RIOTING IN TRIESTE.
torn.
CfvoJ Death Havr Oecnrred sutd a
Score? Are Wounded.
itlns between Nationalists and Bo-
ailsts have been resumed. Two deaths
Save, occurred and a scorn 01 persons
EvoSbeen wounded.
(Intermittent tiring was oontlmitng
njivealng, despite the fsxt that strong
bad been placed along the
Ireots.
BA&inlttrd Children ta Movies.
(Isadora Becker, elghtcen-year-old
IcCot taker of the Golden Hule Theatre
to, 12S Rtvlngton Street was sen-
meed to linny uaya in uie worKnouso
She Justices of Special Besslons to
ne was convicted for tho second
Imeivot violating the law against ad'
ttjng children under sixteen years
ialto the theatre when not accom-
led.by an older person.
Action May Indicate That Contest
WUh D'Anunzio Has Come
to Head.
FIUME, Bcpt. 9. The Flume National
CQuncll resigned to-day.
OagTlele d'Annunxlo, the Insurgent
soldier-poet in command at Flume, is
sued a proclamation Aug. 30, announc
ing that a now state, comprising Flume
and several islands in the Adriatic,
would be declared Sept. 11.
When d'Annunxlo forecast bis action
the National Council of Flumo opposed
the Idea, an open break botwoen the
poet and the Coucli resulting. To-dffy'n
announcement may indicate that tho
contest between this body and d'An
nunlxo bad come to a head. .
HAYS SHOULD BE
FI1ED SAYS COX
Governor Challenges Senate Com
mittee to Call Chicago Repub-
licans In Inquiry.
EN ROUTE, WITH GOV. COX.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Sept. 9. Will
Hays, Chairman of tho Republican
National Committee, should bo dls
chr.rgod as a result of testimony bo-
foro tho Sonato Campaign Expendi
tures Commtttco yesterday, Gov.
James M. Cox sold hero before leav.
lng for Helena, to open tho second
day's stump campaign In Montana.
Gov. Cox Toforrod to statements of
Dudley IJlossom of Cleveland, who
admitted ho had . on asked to raise
2100,000 in Cuyahoga County. Ohio
the quota Gov, Cox cavo in his l'Hts-
fenroot Now lias Lend of 20,000,
CWAUKEE. Sept. 9. Senator
be Lienroot has Increased his lead
kJames Thompson for Jio ItepubU
nomination for united States Sen-
on returns from l.Jtt precincts
Mot ,379 in Tuesday's primary, to
RETWISEl SAVE MONEYI
iMXt Mlectlon of euatom
ma. ollrhtlr worn mis.
fits and uootll.d (or
SuiUt $5 to $12
foaU ami Tniiti. .S.fiO uD
MtXtt uifta cUp ntw dotblnf,
C'm k for yourtwif.
SAMPLE SUITS
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M. COHEN
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The wonderful success
of our recent sale has en
couraged us to make another
great purchase of the
famous Fifth Avenue make
AT THBCARLTON CHOP
at a cost so favorable that
we are able to make this
remarkable offering oij
Fall Suits & Topcoats
VALUES $S0 TO $60 AT
' $29 75
These ore up-to-the-minute custom styled nnd
tniltrcd Suits in high grade, off-wool unfinished
worsteds, fancy effects, hair-line stripes, blues,
browns, greens and oxfords all sizes!
Also Topcoats (not hedvyweights you'll have
to lay away until later, but Fall weights for
present wear). Silk lined, in plain and fancy
mixtures, herring-bones and homespuns.
Don't miss this opportunity. No matter
where you arc-Tin what part of the city you
live, this chance is too good to lose.
Alterations Free Goods Exchanged.
Money Back for Any Unsatisfactory
Purchase-
BROADWAY, BETWEEN 66TH & 67TH STS.
(Hotel Maris Antoinette Block)
Open Daily 8 A.M. to 8 P. M. Saturdays Until 11 F.IY1-1
66th St. Sub. and "L" Stations, B'way and Co
lumbus Ave. Cars bring you almost to our doors.
FANJLINSlMON M6&QS SHOTS
2 to 8 West 38th Street
ew for Fall, 1920
MEN'S DERBIES, SOFT FELTS
and
. BOWLERS FROM LONDON'
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SoFT felts and bowlers -bearing the classic im
print of 'Carmoor-London, and American soft
felts and Derbies. The new shapes, notable not so
much in radical deviations fom standard crowns
and brims, as in the delicate readjustment of
measurements to suit varying facial characteristics.
Style in a hat cannot be independent of. the face
that is under it. If it is, then the result is prox-
imity, without compatibility. That is what we
wish you 'to avoid.
In assortments, the variety of Enough, rather
, than the vulgarity of Too Many.
. Good Evening!
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TIE college girl's wardrobe must be planned and purchased now, and
we have prepared a group of 6plendid values to meet her varied
needs clothes for 6chool, for sports, for social occasions, that combine
the dashing lines of youth with the simplicity and smartness of this season's
assured styles. For 'instance:
Her Tailored Suit
$50.00
"TpHE criterion ofgood taste for
travel and general service,
and reasonable in price aTailleur
of high-grade Velour, collar of
French seal, coat finished with silk
stitching, lined with radium silk.
It is a copy of a foreign model, to
be had in new brown, reindeer,
navy, Nanking blue and black.
Her Utility Coat
$50.00
T70R travel, motoring and general
utility wear, this Coat of Camel'
Hair in natural two-tone tan, as 6mart
bs it is practical. Cut on raglan lines,
new convertible collar, slot-seam in back,
, belt and pockets. Lined throughout
with a superior grade of figured silk. .
New Sport Skirts in plaids, stripes
and checked wools; Blouses for tai
lored and sport wear as well as the
dressier types; Sweaters in gay 'sport,
shades; Riding Habits, etc., are in
cluded in the showings all' reasonably
priced.
Her Tailored 'Dress
$45.00 V
TpHE Dress for afternoon wear
is selected with equal care
of fine needlecord Tricotine in
navy blue, developed in five beau
tiful models, tailored, semi-tailored,
embroidered, braid trimmed, and
with many of the characteristic
little features that mark the sea
son's styles.
Tailored Hat -1 - - - $10.50
Made of stitched folds of silk
Velvet, ribbon effect, trimmed with
spray of self-color velvet flowers.
Range of bright colors, suit shades
and black.
Strap-Wrist Gloves - - $3.00
Natural color chamois, 6-button
length.
Tricdlette Sport Scarfs - $10i00
Novelty weave, Fall colors.
Jersey Silk Petticoat - $5.95
Side?plcated flounce, all colors and
black.
Elente Corset : ; - $3.95
Fink Satin. .
Italian Silk Vest - - $3.95
Italian Slik Bloomers - $5.95
Silk Stockings ----- $2.28
lisle soles and tops; black, white,
several colors.
Walking Shoes - - - - $12.75
(Tax 28c)
Tan calf, laced, medium toes, mili
tary heels.
38th Street
Lord & Taylor
FIFTH AVENUE
if
39th Street
I GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE
104- Jh.l? STATION AT Cotton
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS'
fY3. DOWN ON 50r
351 DOWN ON 75f
" liawaM nu a aft. I At, I 1IMAAI
wsiAjwn urn -iuu
Cordon &Dilworth
Real
OrangeMaemaiade
r
Al "iMt and Ioanr" artMss)
'4nrtUd In Th Woria or rports
Sat 1i and round Baraa. Rsaca
World Bulldlns. will b UstsA
st thlrtr days. Tb.. Hits can b
at any of Tn World's Ofnesaw
-Lo.t and Found- adrortlsomsata)
tan bo l.ft at any of Tho World's
AdTorttstns Aronelo. or aa M
toloptaonod dlrooUy to Tbo WorUU
Oall 4000 Bookman, Now TortcJd
Brooklyn Offloo. 4100 Uala.
FINAL CLEARANCE
Men's Fine Suits
$35 $55 4 r
- a
OUR men's high grade Cheviot, Tweed, unfinished Worsted,
and Flannelsuits, in solid colors and fancy mixtures, and
in weights suitable for early Fall and year-round wear, are
now arranged in two group's for complete clearance at greatly
reduced prices. Sizes 35 to 40 only.
Some Bargains in Leather Coats
Fine leather coats for motoring and sports wear, reduced to $43.50
Imitation leather coats reduced to $31.50
Fourth Floor
Lord&Taylor. '
38th Street
FIFTH AVENUE-
39 th Street
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