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TASTE OF AUTUMN
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GERMAN' VICTORY IX PASSAIC
"t.aelic American"
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who
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KITCHENER LINKS
LABOR WITH MOVE
FOR BIGGER ARMY
Union Mon Start "Raging"
Campaign fur
Recruits.
WAR SITUATION
TOLD BY ASQUITH
Government Asked to Curb fm
ployers and to Revea! Frank
ly Country's Needs.
IM1 " ' - -
Loi I Knr!
? er art s
great er vi ? \ ' ?
? ay of rep- ?
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? . ng t lo as we al
Wt Ml
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hall pledge oursel' s
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a all our
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??-erre of the lahor repie
...
th Prei A th ai
I the militai
rd that 'he
- ?iimy. navy
?
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? at the meeting. tX
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at voluntary re
'"ul if
- ? te ft
with 1
1 ?.s been done
?ans at what wi
n<
t the atoTornmei I
? t per pr? vi
The
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the " al cen
tlon through
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ain thi
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Tradi
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men en
I Parlia:- abor ratty.
Verdict for Metz in Note Suit.
A ...?? .ipreme Court Circuit
;an,
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I
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min F ?rmer
? to prot? ?
-
J'ranklin Simon & Co.
fifth Avenue
T?en's Clothing Shop
8 West 38th St?Store Floor
London Hade
Men's t4Carmo?)r, Overcoats
I all Overcoats?For Immediate Wear
dc />y the
Ros <>r Raglan modela mnrfr be tri.
? /'.i.'. English 0 ercoat?, of English In
crl Cloth, Tareed, Ins| ?? -^aaaa^^^B
? O erplaid fabrica. 82 to I
22.50 and 2<S.OO
?,,1,. , rrt Cloth, Tweed, Iriah Homeapun and
rOvi rplaid fabrica. 82 to 16 i
TO DAY nt Special Prices
Men's Silk-lined Overcoats
lull OvercoMts?Chesterfield Model
r Oxford Vicuna; silk lined
? ?r .ilk lapel, fl to M cheat
16.50
Mens Pall Suits
Custom Tailored?Ready to H ear Suits
FOR Ml \ OR YOUNG MEN. >3 TO 46 CHEST
? m uilor. two of three bntton model? of
Orerplaids, Orerplaida mbiaed wit?
? < ocobination Stripea, also English rweed
35.00
TO-DAY nt Special Prices
Men's Hand Tailored Suits
Stoarag SUk Lhu??Approve Cuttom Tailor Model*
Tana, three of four button gaodela of the newest Inrijible
OmpUide, Ovrrpl.ida combined ?Ufa Stripea, PencU or
Combination Stripea, Clweked Velonr, Oxford \ nun?.
Eagligfa Tweed oi Naaj Seifi ? M w H clieat
20.00 RmjmmvFr?ceSITM
BRITISH PURSUE TURK*
IN VALLEY OF TIGR
Cavalry inters [own Sim
Miles fron iiaudad.
.' A taten Cl s
kte for In.
The i : ? t aaid that I
;n full retn
t..ward Bagdad, with the Brltiah in 1
! ? ? To-night's ' ?? ant i
Brit ? ? Kut-el-Ams
? ? cast of Bag
the Tiki:" River, on R
town was found to be ;
Turks in flight toward Bagdad by re
amers with an Indian briga
started m pursuit. An aei
on one i f I
?
"The ? . red aggi
gata l,< .;. thi
more arc eoming i Dio Turki
force, a ded by Nuredd
b) a eo
howed *
'
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SENATOR STONE
OPPOSES LOAI
Would Make Holders Partisa
and Endanger "Honest Ne?
Irality." He Says.
n Willia
J. Stone, ? the
?mmittee of the '
' - led .
the to France Bl
rhe statement
"In W i
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. ? ahalf of
fraternal orcat
ted to me a protest against the pr<
I loan to Gn
-i told him that
?
if ma
: he t
? the holders of the si
? sans of their b
.1
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? ? t any ps > I of our i ?
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-
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curitiei ate to be i ind dii
among nil cl
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thi
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??Mr Morj
i
ployer
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erf . ' ? ; ? Brit
? try.
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vo great i ? M
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SUPPORT ALLIES' LOAN
Philadelphia Banks Will Underwrits
I n .Ionian ,,r fSM.eea Ml Fond
.
adelphii
? nancial institutions quit
ed to day to the call to ra
?
- . ; es for the A
country. Two banks pledgt ?! I
a Gii ist took I
.- : ? ? PI
imount The
linent
advanced liber.
.
to individual subset pt I
New
Vol k.
At least $20,000,000 will ! ?
i
of the hivr in
? act m ing com| ?
com?
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a of the weel
nstitut
...
big loi
could be counted ui oi
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AMERICAN SHIP SUNK
BY MINE; FOUR HURT
l lie Vincent Blowa Up la White
Sea Captain Injured.
\\ .-> : ngton, S< pt "" ???? Imeri
-... n up
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I
tal loss. ! ? ? ? . ed, bul
Captain A
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?it to.
'
The Vii
ingel July
er 4 for Loi
6.000 Steel Workers Get Bait?.
Buffalo, N V . Bi pt SO ;
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W 111 I ?
g to 10 pei
1 workingmen arifl bei ?
a, which com?
ament by thi
roault mont
much of which a.. s te
?
COMMONS PASS
IMPORT DUTIES
ON AUTOMOBILES
Eight Legislators Oppose
Vote, Despite Asquith's
Plea for Unity.
MINISTERS MODIFY
BUDGET VOLUNTARILY
Withdraw Proposal for Special'
Tax nn Foreiga Made Hals
and Plate Glass.
Londi ? ? ' l lespite aa ?araest
plea frem Premier Asquitfa te th<* lr
a ti of tha
i net te iah theii
n tlie liudcpt no? nn
? of taking a
ttei tha Hou ?
theii re ti
found
ipport
?
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i lid the
: the Import I
n tegral ]
?
I I ? ? His own
'. was
dded, if he
I
a ild no'
?
Prorr.iir
id to regulate
?\v Rg ;
?
I cample of
the kind of taxation *ha* aroald be
of peace Tl t object
of the budget, he reminded his hi ?
srai to produce ? : rrunish un
?
porta,
ITKenaa CoaeesSea Point.
As ,. fres
.- nald McR ..i-ellor
? ?
? ?
Premier A all\, ? I ? ed to pive
?
? ? to con
sider the q
n thn*
n It .
WAR LOAN TO BE
FLOATED IN A WEEK
i ..in Inunl friim Beg. '
?. from whil ?> ' :? of
l pi r . . other d
with bond .?'
?
comm intil the
I. V. ithdrawal arill !.. a
? ! 1%
nt will !><? rebated on bondi with
? ? the lynd
? ???! '4 of l per
? : t- x -
liven : ? direct
dice ta
.
7. v. .,;; not be
vnili
ate, and v.- thdrawing
shall I ? ? >r their nus
k will i,'i-t
m, on
?
? m.
'.i. A pant who ^hall with?
draw ? tion will be n -
I any I'urtl. ate lia
.
N o d e 1
I about the number of insta)
mei ' : i'hieh 1
. ?
d bj one ?
? ' ?
... - of
?ubici ?pi ndieal
d have to pay, then.
i bien w mid
.. of 1 pi'I
making . other
under? riter, 96 \ i. ke othei undi r
. ? for
? ??.:?? S] 11.1;
If h n the
? indicate he mould ha? e to pa. 98 :.>r
it aft<
ii ?
? of 1 pel
? ? -. ?; up the fuii 2 per . ? tW(
?
! for
?
? ?
laya; and he
? respi ? g thai
?
To I'rewnt Jeopardising Market.
The ' t
tribu?
.
lUt in
? . in as
?<. loan involves the
?
?
\ ...
?
? inder
rket for
? ?
?
Week-End Special, $20
Material* ot exceptional value in I wide ran^e of
weaves and colorings Made t?> your measure?to
Conform tO your preference as to cut and detail.
Suits or Overcoats, to Measure, $20
1 he American clothe are remaurkublc this year, hut
if you prefei imported materials we have a larjie
assortment.
Broadway
C& 9th St.
Arnlmm
tkrougl thi ship?
ment of oleun
t a tea, D ? I ? '? Pal
larj
-
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drum-. ? r to I
had
? v ta ti
-
id, and t
?
, as the stocl I at the <
adequate.
.....
t thi
goverumei ?
hipa, The oleum, he added, was
' r Brothei
1 '1 ' ? ny.
\--. id to I
rumst . ? ? - ! ? ?
? ?? i .
:
I front the I ? ted Stal
-
hips' eres
\s lo l.erman-\meri< an Banks
A ?
ne to i
I
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Lord H
1 ? i. ? Secretar) foi ?
lid see no ;
the ' ? . f,,r the
' irch 1
e of goi
?
fore eras bo pay for ii
ted oui no inju
? ? ?
il
m doing a thing thai Gn
?
A d<
nee I b) Artnur J. Ball ir, i ?
Lord of the A
for not
man submarine loase M r I i
?
inf ran ?!
i that 1
ing curiosity on tl
doubt which
?
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lenl
.
...
a ? vn to 1
.. i
the Ad
? ? of ab
a
?ruth. If we in
?
pri?e I
mum : . in 1 he un
derwi iting, it wa that
the line might | to be
il raw;.
-
ins,
rieht to repurchs ip t., 10 per
?
.. pos
pre? of the i
i.. or
. at it will
?
New ? ork Concerns in Syndicate.
Hei
I
which ? . pal ' ' r- ?? th J. P. Mor
. ndicate managet - :
Hanks American Exeb m, ?
Bank, Bai .-. ot
Bai r. ol Si .'?? York, ? hemieal ?'??? I
? Nat al 1 Firal Na
llan -.. Hano ei Nat
In,p..itei ; and Tiadei H....r,
Irving S'atio i erty N'ai
Bai k, M? ?' ..
Bank, Merchant I m
Bank of < .erci i '??? ? York,
al City I Park
Bank
Tru ?
. entrai Trust
bin Ti ist Com]
Company, Fan Los Trust
. Trust (
New York, Metropolitan
Y or l i-. ? Coi
Guarai I i impai ??. i 'nited
?
Union Ti nst I ?. United
rrust l omi anj oi
\ . ? Bel ????'.
Co., Bla ; ? Co. W. P, Bonbrirht *
Co., C. D Ban ej ? Co., Brown Bi
ers ?v Co., I let -. I *o Ige I Co.. H
Fi ik * Co., Heidelbai mer t
i .i . Ha Igartei I Co., N vY. Hal se j
Co., Harri i, l-'-.r1.. - ? Co., \. Ilelin &
i .... Keen, 1 ai lor ? Co., K -hier. Pea
bodj A Co . K -.?.'..
Kountze Brothei ; i A. B.
I.? ach A Co Lee, H fc Co.,
Ladei M litlan l<
, C lot h i vi A
Tyler, Pott? l ff \.
Bead I Co., Bi dmond I l
Hod| es A i I Co., W. Balo
? i J. k W. Sel ?gman .< I o .
. I i .. iVhite, W<
Co.
Hankers Bach from Chicago,
Lord Beading, el atrmi ? of 1
ant wit hit I '
Sir Edward ii
1 11 an d Erni
returned to this eity aritb Thomas VY,
X J. p. Morgan A Co.,
r. Together with tl
other of the '.:.
II. ? . i: .1 ? ir'oti SfvHh ??.!"?
i' ?-'. attenism a lui eon in
? by the Y' \meri
I the even if.- I
the g ' ' anef of the 1'ilirrims
The re. ! ? ?' ? e ? \-.v in
Mr ! I ?
? -
i ment the of i
? , -
through th?
??The ??
prop
? ?
ginning of thi - been de
? ?
-
-
?he world I ' I
it -n or
re to i real
LOAN NOT FOR BRITONS
??I'npatrintic" to Bay Noten in C. S..
Sa>s ??Tolctrraph."
Lenden, I I
graph," la its Hi anc al art
ai anpati - ? ttempts i
countr;. I ? ? ' ? 1-oan
and says;
??Th. tei ekaerei setei
day on the part ftf
,.-?.- Mow York for tl
purpose, and. although m
ble te i re-. ?
kind on the part cap?
-, who adm t that thi
natura ?
actions "?re bv.?.? carel i -.-.cj."i
ALLIES'BANKERS
SALUTE U. S. FLAG
M. Homberg Offers Hom?
age at Dinner to Mission
by the Pilgrims.
CHOATS ASKS NATION
TO BACK THI: LOAN
Baron Reading Tells of Crati
tude Mis I.and Owes America
for Its Sympathy.
? , - ild al
nighl f the Pilgrima of the '
i in honor of the memberi of the
'? ? .- French Financial Commiai
who i ?
If-billion-dollar loan in this'
country, became an occaaion of much1
f the Al
??.former \
lie Avi
hundred pilgrimi pren ?
? ii and Juil on the
1 the preient 1
?
Bar. Lord Cl
chairman of the eons
I Mr. Choate'i wordi
? Ii] ? tieally avoiding thi
rraaa ha.i
.
? -
Homberg, one of mem?
bers, . ? | 'vhen he
lag, which
oined ? ith the ;:? ? si I
p on the wall behind th.
He spoke ia
?
Mr. Choat. first propisrd a joint
. Pr?s lent al I ia United
I, the Kins: of England and the
lent of France. At'-er paying his
tha corn?
il, he aik? ? lolg
while hi .' tha war.
"Th. : gu< Il J know we
are a r> itral nation," ha began, "As:
lorn of
thought and of the ]
' ' I ?
elf, wherever I see men
? - for liberty i tice and
? ? ' there.
I iea a aal art to the
rot ilitv and iraelty, my
: it.
Nailon with Allie?.
"W? ne 1
lam! and France. We rejoice in their
U !? th nk them for giving th.
? ?f Am? riea a ehanee to help ?' -
ilong I hope <? ai y man, woman
and child who has $100 to inveot will
put it in this loan. I think the people
Of 0 ir country are trratf fill for the op
rtui Ity. For one, I am in const tit
?daily and nightly sympathy with the
? that of the one hrn
dred million of my countrymen ninety
nii?ion are in full ?ymparh. wi'h them.
Th ? iprgrli abroad ? i aae o I
of law and erder
. nich aeeka to dorn
all Kurope. Our President lia?
en to the best of his ability, and
so far successfully, to keep us out r,f
l ..r. Never did a more terrible
v re ? on any man. of
? ng ona man, ha could not
feeling of all the 100,000,000
throughout the country. He p'obably
lias acted accord ng to hi' beat judg
era are some of us who
: hava liked more to have been
?aid, and more to bava leen done, in
ful protest at thai horrible inei
dent, the linking of the Luaitania.
?? \ I nnderatand it. It la a question
of good faith, whether nations, like
men, shall he held to their promises
H 1 shall alude by the treaties they
whether to their own inter
r n..t. For ore, T know there
can be BO peace until the authors of
this horrible war are brought to a con
,! -.on ?here they will keep the peace
? le by their prom; ea."
Mr. i hoate presented Baron Reading,
n. Part:
t tha advantage which the
I cannot, lay what I
would lik" to say. While your chair
? ilked I fell ai if tha bonda of
I
.. re to hear those WOrdl
m the depl
a* no more,
?
?
elf to
? my thought..
Baaallag Feels at Home.
"Bui arhen l retara to England wi*h
I be able 1
'..?aid. May
? . ?
?
'i ?? .: cha ' ? thai
..i- ,, I tha
Oui
: iy juunt. It is
.> for holidaj
nil -ions
?
? ,
>ou. we fi ,"?' that a
. . ? ? ..
- Homberg, I ,- Maren
g, and He said
ratand tha
I
"The heart of I
? the 1 ted Si
? ? ? . '..-.ii i -
? r *o
? . : ? ? .
?
? i . friend
. ' ? ?a all.
alai roui ? int and year
da I ne ours
ty and right, and I (h
'fiai '
in l at present by storm
arorld will rt slise thai I ?
right
?
of the An|
? .Miii Sir
l H Ii S r Henry Babing
Blaekett and Ernest
? . si al ? ?
n. Fire
George U I
B. V. Britta
?
ambia
. Dandurand, M D??
fi ?? : ? ? ? ? Emba
itor Chaaacej M.
Bev, ( aarl.i Aebrev Eaton.
?tat< ' lommissioai
- ? Georg, t.. Footer, Cap
? ' . Gaunt, attach? of tha Britiah
u ? hi ngton ; W ill iam ? i
Guthi ? : Dudley Pield Ma
lijiuugh Pieaideat Marcus M. Marks, |
&aka &(0otnpatui.
s'.,r,- Open? 9 /. .V., f loen 6 P. ?/.
Spectally arranged for today and tomorrow an
important Showing of
Motor Lap Robes
You will need one or more for th^ TtkCtM.
PLUSH ROBES
l> ml le-faced, black, green or blue . at $2.95
Double faced, extra ?Ute. at $4.75
i I'luxh Robe?, double,
black or brown. at $7.50
Crushed Mohair Plu?h /i'.)'><?? . at $17.50
Imported Plush Robe*.at $27.50 and $40
BOX CLOTH ROBES
Hlitr, green, brown, etaroon or black, with I \
< hecked fini
$15.00, $25.00, $35.00, $50.00
Steamer Robes.$7.50, $10.50 and $12.50
FUR ROBES
Black Dog Skin Robe?.ef $19.50
Natural Muskrat Robe?.c $65.00
Squirrel Robe?.at $125.00
lxacrtnn Robe? .at $63.50
J ap??ete Mink Unbrs.at $125.00
Mol? Skin Rohrs.at $85.00
Motor Apparel Shop, nth Floor
We are exclusive agents for the famous
"Aqaiscutam" London-m?de, AU-tvoo', shower-proof
Top Coats for Men at $25.00
These coats combine the uses and qualities of sev?
eral Coats. Thoroughly reliable protectors against
dampness and rain; warm, yet light in weight; silk
lined yoke and sleeves.
Molnr \|ipnr>-l Shoe Sixth Floor.
For two days only, today and tomorrow
An Important Sale of
Men's High-Grade Union Suits
[regularly $2.00), at $1.45
An ideal worsted tabrit of medium weight. Splen?
didly made; fit perfectly. Ankle length; long sleeves.
Men's mediumweight natural Worsted
Shirts and Drawers at 69c
Our regular price (1.00
.ong sleeve Shirts; Drawers regular and stout sizes
J
Stating it modestly,
These Saks Suits
for Men and Young Men
at $20
are unlike any suits you
can buy at that figure
Cj Better suits for the money?that is the best
way to express it?better workmanship?more
individuality in the cut?more elegance in the
tailoring?more nicety of detail in the finish?
more character and style clean through than is
usually identified with a twenty dollar bill. Or,
in other words, suits that raise the standard of
value without raising the price.
Getting down to the selections
(though ftttutf) up le lAesn, is hetter!)
? Fabrica that include stripes of varying widths, sin.ill
checku, black and white effects predominating, and a
splendid agsirrgation of the wanted hrowns.
' Braided models also included, in Oxfords, stripes of
varying widths, checks, and plain hlues, the braid laid
on as delicately as paint on a canvas.
C Suits for men of radical tastes, or of mature and con?
servative preferences?straight coats, shapely coats, soft
lapels, flat lapels, and all the little exclusive touches that
make for style and character in clothes.
Safes KEompnmj .
Patrick Francis M
Robert M. Peary. Ci atrol si Will k
i i . Martin
Bei
W n "? m \s iliaaaa and
al ??! . ? onei Woods
Many of 1 I New York
bankers active in the negotiations with
the commissioners atended th. dinner.
Soma ef th. representatives of larga
g houses w itch have Germai
?s were noticed at the tables.
Otto 11. hlalin, ot Kuhn. Loeb A vu.,
was there. ' harlea M. Schwab, of th.
Bethlehem fteel Company, entertained
i a scar! o' guests*at his talla.

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