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NATIONAL CITY
BANK EXTENDS
SWAY TO ORIENT
Buyer, Through National
(itv Co.. of International
-Banking Corporation.
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Dollar Exchange lor Europe .nni.1
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City I*!?-?..'? policy al ?ipanalon 1? un
<J?r?tood to BBake doll?r ??change th
rr.e.?um fer financing th? lmporutl
Of r? mmoitltlei riot on!*r from :
it Sliea lut a'.?o from Knrop? and th
Far Kait- Owing to th? great deman
f? r dol?an existing t h rev. g-r out th
world the dollar !* at a premian?, an
?equently Its purabaetag j>o4?rr l
ifreater thi.n un?ler normal eondltl ?
Per the paat yt?r the National City
. etc ! ?? a clearing ho?.??
?redit iBfonnatloB in behalf of esporl
er? .-f th? South Ameritar. eOUBtrleC
?r.l the United S'ate?. The cor*
'? a.i? able to any ei?"-r*.
er \4ho eon.rnunica'.e? ?-k
Th. r r the fon en bu?l
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giva Nil si (
si '? aba] Calcutta
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ADMITS SHIP ISSUE
MAY BE ARBITRATED
B? Met than *<> Settle by War. sir
Edward (ire*, Werts.
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BRITISH EMPLOYERS
HAMPER RECRUITING
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Open Ranks Fill Fast.
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? :r liting through
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:???-' "The Man
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at i? higher rate than
th?
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circular con
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franklin Simon a Co.
Fifth Avenue
Tlerts Clolhwg Shop
8 West .38th St.?Store Floor
Men's Sack Suits
For Young Men and Men, 33 to 46 Cheat
Approred rtistnm tailor i:i"tl?is,
* Imported ?mil domegtlc f???.l?rirs.
18.50 to 45.00
TO-DAY at Special Prices
Men's Hand Tailored Suits
Weaves Silk Lined Approved Custom Tailor Modela
? button models of.the newest invisible
I lids ? ombined \4lth Strip i, Pencil <>r
Coi Strip? - becked Velour, Oxford Vicuna,
! Twee?) or Nary S
20.00 Regular Price $27.50
Men's Silk Lined Overcoats
Wint> r Overcoats, Chesterfield Mo tel
? <- < >?. ford, lin? (I * tirough
rd. 38 to 4(T? hi it.
Special ^*/?i*?'
TO DAY at Special Prices
Silk Lined Fall Overcoats
Hand Tailored, Chesterfield Model
Of Uaarii os Oxford Vlcunaj silk lined I I nut,
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sp-ciui 16.51;
AiusTinr. luu.wT).
aa urbe returns to the Premiership on the resignation
of llen? Viviani.
BRIAND TO HEAD
FRENCH CABINET
< M tinned frnpi | .;:? 1
lary. The new combi* '
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f the new i
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1n hia mini?!
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I. I tel, another
politician
?in-sent recomtructioa. The Barthou
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mem ifficiently clearly I
lical-Social I
tion, I? IM. Ca .??ux and J
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eighty year? old, Pre
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BOt ' I unusual intere-t i? that of Jules
Can.he:., levonty yean old, abo wa? ap
pointed Preach Ambeisador to Gen
us far bach t?M April, 1907, and 4? im n
. d in Berlin from that date
: . i itbreak of th? war last yeur.
Fra nc o Strengt h e n e d,
Thinks F, R. Couder.
I r- li rie B Coudert, tl
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which
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I to And now little at! I >b wbi
paid to th? Ul
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were being
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far apart Ifl th? I |
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ut gersaaal iadjaneat salg."
TO CHF.CK WOMEN DRINKI
Condon Commit!?-?' to Investigate
leped Bxcessirs Tippliag.
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FAMOUS LONDON CLUB
ON BRINK OF RUI
War Tax ( tust s Flood of R
ignitions Bar Profils Small
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I,on.Ion, Oct. 28, The impend
.: of h large Weal End club
t the fact I
ire on t
ruin if the si til lies mi
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to al1 m rerv
?ich cau
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impo.
>'. eon pled
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. the cl
brand of eigar has sivei p'.?c<?
. ; irchaaed out.-ide. Th<
by whom the cluh wan foi
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ired and I
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DANIELS SEES NO WAY
TO FIX F-4 BLAMI
Doubts I hat Constructors Ca
He Held Accountable.
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W ash ? . ?? Oel . - The respot
slbility for tl - to the submi
lia last Mnrch mu
rotary Daniels sai
ay 'hut he eoald *%> noth t | i
the report of the hoard of inq .
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the , .,i .ne Ca
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part
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BRITAIN TO IGNORE
GERMAN TREATIES
Br >acht s of Faith Warrant Stop.
Dedans Orey.
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ward t.i. . ..
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NOTES DEFINE
U. S. ATTITUD
ON WAR ISSl
Official Correspond?
with Bell ige re?? Govc
ments Given Out
GERMANY DISPUTES
SUPPLY SHIPMEf
Armed Merchantmen, Censoi
and Arrests at Sea Amor
Subjects Discussed.
U'a-hlngtnn, Or?. || a secon
at of what ha* com? to ha \
larlj kaown si the United States
? ?'.'-. W'i to Hook was issue
- ' the Stats Departmeat
' lm| ortaat diploi
?s'- the belltgi
governmeata ..f Europe slaes the
?'"* of the ' '.ment
I
The eorreseoadeaes with ths (>e
fiment ted by Ambasi
STSlopod as a ?
? of a ruling by 'he C
States 'hat if was a violation of
for merchant ships to ]
American ports for the expre?s put
of supplying belligerent warship
->.i lie Ambassador's r.oto said:
"The position taken by the go\
ment of the Uaited States as to th.
Ilrery of coal and other necess
to warshlpi of ths belligerent s'
titutinjr s
? :i... opiatos ' :" the Imperial
man government. .
'.u.nal law. Th- Im| ?
lins set for'' litiOB OB this |
in a memorandum which. In rompu
.? th Instruetioi I have ths hone
forward to your excellency."
This m?morandum read as follow
"1'nder the general princip'.ei 01
ternationnl law no exception car
taken to neutral s'ates letting
material go to 'Icrmnny'a enei
from or through their territory.
is accordant with Articlo 7 of
Hague Convention of October 11 I
concerning the rights and duties
neutrals in naval and land warfare
> r, a state avail itaelf of
liberty Ifl favor of her enemies, I
it, la sccordsnes ??? ith i i
?rally accept.-.! in international
und confirmed in Ar'icle. 0 of the
conventions above cited, place no
Htacle to the (ierman military force
dering contraband from or through
teritory. . . .
Insist on Clearances.
"In spite thereof, various Ameri
port n'.i'.noritic. have denied chara
from American port to roSBOls of
merchant marine which w. . .
! pe,!, : to I .erman w
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i entrai pori A ling to
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cited, ?i i."-..' ral sl ? ?
furnisl charact
? can it, after al
e.l a f'h eon!
, n or m m
able a merchant
cargo. Only when contraband tr:
would turn the port nto baaes of G
man military aperationa would I
unilateral stoppa trade
. iseli be?oi
? ? -he er..e
the Germans I
port i sr iff led at :
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.
??our i . ? Iras : I be Unit
States contraband of
arms, worth loverai billions of marl
This la Itself they an- suthorised
do. Hut If the I'nited States wou
prevent our Warships occuniotial
draa ing luppliea fi im Its port i
great Injustice grow-; out of the a
thorisation, for it would amount to t
unneutrai treatment of the bel
sad i-..::--;' its ?? bn-acli of the gener;
iv sccetped rules of neutrality, te Ge
many's dotril
All Treated Alike.
The Secretary of State in his rep
held:
? essential idea of ne:;'
?omine ' be ba ??? : ?
. ; ? treat ia, In thi
I . inment, repeated departui
territory of mei
'h fuel or othei
for belligereat war
i-. r ;.i aacertain th.- vessels ?hieb ar
thus operating, the government .".a
? to ..??.. tig ite .-er'-..
I? r tha' it might detei min
then , or sre sbon
ti be, repetition of such acts, but la u!
... -;.'.
rara a - ? bant
B th? ,.-rman Am
.... the Stuf
? ? it the tug F. B.
r Yoi I rry pro
to the 1 ex, de
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arered this with th.
? he governs
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matter t i| r ai
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Iced for fu ber < on m hich u
esttgal it tl , it ap
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prepan I
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:-rit:-h
may he
s Bc h rosiI
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\rming of Merchant Ye??el?.
The ruling of the Bta
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aatrucl
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t the]
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? - - t ft red upon, and
? at thei arill sever, under any eircam
. ach BB) ? eeael."
.-? Vierman ?uvemmsot. im a
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A^'?'''.'-'
t*-4 4*? 'v>'?-7*i
AW
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mf*i%i-s*m +?
*-?mt*ime't***>x
tort ?ii|pi pi i .- '
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Mansion Coffee
Best ut 24c a pound
(Maklaa *' ' ?epei
Money Back on Request
Five Pound. Delivered Free
AI.ICI. FOOTE IHACDOUOAU
i a? On.'v ll'.,m-?n '" ,?*??? ImttSHer"
John 141 138 Front Street.
mcmoraii'l'im traaemltt?
? ? 'ion to ths
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? d that it "
armed mercnant
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mty thai ? I for def?
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Mr, Lai ling's SBiwer was I
that ti permit vi
( ?ma'1 srmsment to
hospitality ?>f American porta ai mer?
chant on of
ality.
The e,r.>rt? of the Btate Department
to "h!ain impro.
?hip of
ititute a lonir over
more '1 sn a y< sr. The hist
own in
?4 a..r ? . ? - Am
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and M Inist? r Wl tl
Th.
.
in J
? chapter I '
to the
German govern ment'-? complaint that
, the port sutl orities i ? ei ? d
? warnifla eonclu l?
ter a ljn?; review of the ev .;.-:..... that
....
??'iiin int;' fon
' ' - nv?.ii!..?l nriy no' ? ring I
' ? ? -?ml the livei
the p? r
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< aptatea oa the H?k'i Beaa.
The caae ( \ .: it Piepeabrink, an
American citisen of German
taken from an American vein ?
by the French cr'i - I
ibjeet of lenp: exchanges.
The Tr-nt c;..je In th<* I [vil War was
Cited al B baail for the American de
mar-,! for the release ? ? p .?? ?. p | rinh
teal n** ;? note froi
Miniater Delesssl to Ambn
??? Pai.- -: ?'-.- i that Gi n and
I r n .-?? * ? rer admitted the
contention, although the pi
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latiflcal
?. for the removal of
un i neu?
Ira] veaaol ob the h ig ? i to
h tient ral port, -ven |f
r .-.n "
SEAMEN'S ACT ENDS
FISHING STEAMER
Tauros, Sailing from Battery,
Goes Ont of Commissl n
Bill Blamed.
'?rmen wh ling te
|y Elooh ob
the Iros Stea iny*a exeur*
?ion steaaier Taurus will receive the
following postal canl in thij mornituj'i
mall :
"Touru! goes out of commission fo*
Beacon on account of seafliea'l bill on
November 3. You are hereby notified
to i-r-iove all your effects from the
locken on or before that .ia'e.
"FBEDERH K A. BISHOP,
"('r?silient."
In raakiag this announet-mont Mr.
?lie I.afolletto
? te of vicio n eg
that the I- ? I
tearn boat 1 :
has ruled that the Taurus
il a merchant SOI ? paseen-I
gen, la the I trail?-, and as
ens of
'- act applicable to such vea?
si ?
"When you tak? into con-i'!er,-i*ion
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It ol
? ough
? at a
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this bill
n- a? parent Bines I the
?rie?! a*, average of
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Mr. : at to ?aVaahiflgtOfl jn
rUliSg
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liaeuai A. I.. Thunaan,
Bat!
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??'.v.
Sfareh \
that a
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op.
"I ?va- of tl " 'he ruling
.
aa it
tinue to rule that
i boat daylight ??.cur
naerc
re, ia oa a
? r ocean ?
"It ? ?fit to drive the Ma*,
from , irsloB
boats, which carry rni!Ii"Ti? of ;
. ?
by bathing :
to go out of buiini
ill ?. p sit "
AUSTRIA'S MUNITIONS
PROTEST RECEIVED
Ne? Note Coatalu Same Argu?
ments as One in June.
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'?'? a?:. _? :? Oct. M, Th? Etats Us
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Saks^Ctonqiany
Broadway at 34th Street 'Plume GreeUy 2926.
Saks Suits for Men
$20 - $23 - $25
i ou can find the selfsame prices in
many shops, but they don't mean
just what they mean at Sales'
'. Practically nil novels are published at th?' game
pnce, Inif fhnt doesn't malee all HOVeU alike.
r You can get orchestra scats for ativ play in town
at st a pair, hut thep're not ail worth it.
*:. All of which is to show that it's a good tiling to
|o?>k for your information beyond the price ticket.
r The tailoring we have put into these popular-priced
models is out of all competitive reckoning.
? Xobutlp else lines it no other clothes made show
anything like such art in the making.
? Soft roll English cfFccts, fitting close to ?M waist?
line; with vests seamed at the waist and finished with
soft roll lapels and flapped lower pockets.
**?. Conservative styles, cut on broader, practical
American lines, but not so conservative ''lit thai we
have smuggled a lot of style past the Customs!
And then there's the fabrics
? Rich, colorful, new to the minute. and n crowd
of thrm, from solids to stripes, from pl.iidi to
rlierks, offering a range of choice never hitherto
shown in suits of the popuUr-pri. ?< i\ s.irnty.
That's the story!
A very special offering of
Men's Genuine Austrian
Velour Hats at $4.95
MM $6, ftp $8 and $9
Made by J. Iliiekle's Sohne. Austria.
Austria has far outclassed all other countries in the
making of Velour Hats, and the Hiickle firm has
forged to the forefront among its competitors.
There are very few genuine Austrian V'elour Hats
in this country on sale to-day. and they arc held at
a very high price.
BLACK GREEN BROWN SLATE
Some extra Urge sizes suit
aid c* for Women and Misses.
? ! leeond note
? t the .'*? uatro-H . . ? ment,
.nent of arm <
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tuatl i il Cermany
n of neutrality. The note
; . mail nl.out a month bko.
The note eOBtaiSS no new arguments.
but in in groat part a repetition of the
rote of June L">, wh.rh was antwere.l
OB Auj.ni?'- It, F'.mphasi* is laid on the
?rinelpal contention of th? first note
that the estent te ?I leh I
dostrj I entered
? . .
ter to a trame that
a nonaa'
scale.
It i- probable that no sBSWOt will be
made Beeretary Laaaiag's reply to
the first Austrian note |a believed to
have dealt adequately with the itua
' tlon.
For many years the Irving National
Bank has kept in touch with all com?
mercial centers of the world.
Officers of this bank have become
personally acquainted with many of the
executives of its foreign correspondents
and obtain through them an intimate
knowledge of world conditions.
Irving National Bank
Strictly a Commercial Bank?Capital and Surplus. $7,000,000
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