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Congress Sec k
KemedL s ?o ?r
Business E^ ils
Both Houses Deluged With
Measures ! hat \in* to
Afford Relief to Vari?
ous Classes of t?ir Puhli
f.raiu i'ills for Farmers
Co-operative Marketing Plan
Suggested to Aid Con?
sumer to Lower Costs
WA? H N*< "?? '" '? ? Bj he As
' ' I con
met hods to a ? ?
ng normal bu ulitions ai
? ' ' w
.' " ..; rit?, m - bei
I Means I - ?
would n ' i ' ' o-niorro?
program with
:t I
The t pumbi
'id v pre
? ? . and t |
?
sonn ' ? ' neraily,
1 ' ' ' -I ? '..!'
?:ona! attei turned to
?
of (
n ihr Senat 1 Hou
lieve t!
can be accomi
. ?:: ."..r " brief i, bul
they are ? ? erreed i the
.1: il t
coramitti ' ? . . ? i c
l . n afti - Man ?'. next.
Many Expedienta Offered
The Ways I i ? ?. .. will
have before ? i. of pro?
posals, 1 already dropped in
the Senate i -
measures *
tar: if
and agricult ? ' to aid
? ?
Some ? ' cteil
?.-' uld direct < essioi
' '? ? such
measures w? - a i entod
la; . tal lason, l'e
? a se
?
and a ? - Governor ; and
Federa! o;
.'
Mason's resolut
now were i
. '..
;' -? n to d . ? ? . ? . . -
pa I this
sable income ?
. Re? ntativi
[?car., i
?
' :
taking mone; paid : to be
?
Several Grain Bills Introduced
te in
large i I ?
-
ning or
: ? ? ' - nat -
. for
' irai n legislation, fou
?
Senator Mc
- to ] ? ? im
...... n and
roducts
ties, ai '. ? . ntmeni
?? ' mission to
tem
'
' . ?.'?'?.
j.. n house 1
taking .' : ??-.-";:?
cro;ja and .' the sai iring
f his prod
acts ?'? the stated object
Represi tai - ? : tophei ? . '
pro]
: : .vn ? ...
it her?? Int? i
fitii-S ?::'?...?
the CVn-i onal D tr.et
l" - . ? ? .1 ;:
; ... ...
?? ' .-? o Ihe i ?<? : , : a
? ? ... ,.. ? . , . : . ? ...
? ' ' ' ' !y \l :-.- : ? 7 ? 1 lasl
\ '?.'-.: '.
An ? : , ,,-?????? |
' i that the in
' '.' 'ective and had been
irne.i to thi r\ to c 'rrec! ion
10-Cenl ?Carfare
Demand in Jersey
Held I p h\ Board
Public Service Co. Seeks
Permission to Raise Levy
From 7 Cents, bul Utilities
Commission Rejects Plea
? ? ' ! in Now
' ' a* thi
.. ,., ... ? ? . . rtheri \'ev .1 ersr-v,
?:.?.:? ' . i the r-.'.blie. Utili
ties Conn : nr-rn on to
, ? rg? I ccnl v frei rans
?T? ct ve ?Innni ;. !.
' ' :i ' ? ?? i ' I
1 seek; ion I
rai -v ' ;~ " price ol 1 ? Irons'
? ckets ? to 5 cents. Th<
nl ' : - - i cents, with a one
..... addii nal charge for I ra? si e r
The !' h : C mmission an
E>d that ' I refused to enter
tain the p] n, I ak ing th?
: ? could ?: d act until th?
,. - ' ?tatus of n embers recei tly oust?
ed "- C vi rnor V. ? deterin ined
ie 7 ? :. .? Co - - Thi c
* 'fore, ''?'.?'. the 7
? ? ? ... ?. . ? .? ... the prose?!.
ndei Ih? ? it "? ". : ": ounced.
the del?*, c m d continue for more
n three n
L'p 7 August I, 1018, the '%
-. i -in pa ??.-. opei '. ? oi a '. -ce nt fa r
basis, v ?' c .? ?-..:.
'. i - ' ? ; ' . ' d ? ? ??nr.rpv
? ? ? '. ? a ! iltimatel
.:??'.: 7-ccnt far
I-ce ? ial ? r ?
? , . . ,,...? | x,,,.,. .. ,. ?. ,,.. ,.,. . .
y stem, but t c ? i ?
,'.. ? ? for r rate
the ex tra : enny foi
: vilege.
pat ' T it '" ' ? last - '
said thru the N'ew .Ter -. . at? I ::..;??
es had, by referendu
make I
: . prevent an- incn . ? ? ?
? pv fin
.?"Ubftft LtrfrKM-tfV-s
A- "'-''?'
/
(
?
Genuine
Cowhide Bags
1G. IT or IS in. sizes. Brow n
3r black. F til leat! er
bras ? ."' ? Reinforce i leather
corners. Three divided pockets.
Main Floor.
"Your Dc?:r!mcnt Store"
Blooming
Navajo Rm;
,o
macie :/;/ I !a.vs
ttIlUiuuL? D, all? -? &Lrju|p J/Sv^i ILV-P
- ^ .. '? <..-.' ..' ? ?? .., -' - 2
"'- - \ - " .2-' PC . ? ? r ~
are ?. \ atU a?a :tlve
f?fr:o - r ?- r: -'???'''- '- jy .. - --'- -*..-, *?. ^- <-? f^^r'
" ' * e^
Display o?r ! lavajo Ri
OT!
rtfVfe?son clbcnut Jfift? S?enuc
34trj ?no 35'fi %\xtv \ j?fli* "orh.
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Lost? Found!
?
FTui dr< -; ' ' b)i : re ! . ' : nd I ti it]
cvei /? in thi gr?ai cil y i f ou i* . II' you
; of 1 ho '? ? ?: ??'' ' nali ly ! ;? h ??' <?- J
- ;', did you ? v r 1 hink i hat il n my lie a \
b ?ne re,: dci who wn \ t he luck y find? r ?
'I hi? Tribun? 11 ador : . i< ok ing : 'or yo ir adv r
emenl n 1 I i bui Lost & Pound ( 'ol- |
umria or hai in rted one to locate you. S
I/)b1 & Fo nd adv< rti: emenl ? can be tele- I
phoned to The Tribune, Beekrnan 3000, or ';
taken to any of The Tribu -' Wanl Ail.
agent? Coi eniently loraU-d ri .? |? oari.s of
greater New York, at N< wsdeal? ? , CJ'gar and ?.
'.? tal ionc? ?/ S1 or< , etc. |
? i - ?- .;. 0 and
.".O?O ':' O M ?re ? !Need
I ?or y.. Government
??;,-??? ; ... Th: Trib me
'.N'Y. N 5 .. ? .o. Y. Automobil
n i' I.-?''? ' ;> - t si .?:..i. r an
.." nal tax burdcn next year in
order I enable the s; ate to obi i i n
needed revenue. Finance experts, af?
ter going over the appropriation re
? ?:. ' ibmitted to the legislative
Financ : C unmittee, have c ?ncl : .ni that
GoM-rror-elect Miller will not be able
ti bring the ex pen litu res for the ; ext
5- cri] year witl in I he ? 125.000 000 ex
; ' ? . revenue.
T . ;? as sert ; hal the lea i ' amoun t
ni eded will be around $1 19,000,000. To
meet this, ' here i s :he ant ici pat ed
revenue of $ ! 55 OOO.i 0, pltu $1 5,1.,
000 :?: this year's irp and $-1,
( 00 i "'i si :. aside for Highway Depart
:: .". .-, bui lefl intact beca ise labor
a ? ? eria costs mi ule exte i ?ve con?
duction . nadv sable immi r. Th : 3
es a total of $1-11.0 i,i 00, hort by
' j ,000 of the amount co nsidered
r.eei - ?r.i ?,.
T ?? estion made last week by
[1 ?.:';.' .*d. Sage, of A ;>..: '
r 1 lirinai i ' the Senate Financi ' ' m
ir.itti. e thi the automobil l ;
beai the o ol ma intenance of I he
? ., ?? lighwaj I : taken root, and it is
':
n . :.. : t , > i ?::':?
the .i ' li.i.o the '.
tie Nc-'.v Yol -Ni w Jei ' '?' h. i I
? ' i . ." ,Ti 0.00(1 : :? '? .n ." claims;
- I t v.. -.' ; .onus
. ? ? ?..::: o! ..!'."
' ' . :. - for i . Li L u ti nal C :...'.:.. t :;
u '.
?V?aid's Fancy Changes
Al Verge of the Altar
Jack Stengle, a young mpo of the
Bronx, was to have married Miss Cath
? rine Lillian Meye r, of 7.-1 \.ber leen
Street, Brooklyn, yesterday, and for
'that purpose had made an engagement
to meet her at the Brooklyn Marriage
; ?? Bui eau ye iti rday mon ;ng. He
w: - late, but i.t made 10 difference,
an; waj. for v> h ??? e arrived he found
Catherine had changed her name to
Mrs. Walter- Firschl'ng I':.' marrying
:: n : her. \\ alti r' I ome is at 2308
' dpa Avenue, Ridgewood.
Catherine and lack had renewed
pledges of undying 1 ive last
Sunday night and agreed to meet yes?
terday,. But ? atherine recokr.ed with?
out i he possibil it y r.? meet : ;::.? her old
admirer, Walter, in the mean '-me. She
telegraphed Jack not to bother about
meet ng her, because she hr-d given
hoi hi art : o anot hor, But -1 ack failed
to r(-r the teleg ram in time. His sis
? ? -, Ella, '. itn? ed the marr age of
he r p.rst .vhi le intended sister in -law
to her brother's rival
. : : au t
h s s
i1 P1?? -'??.
t? - 1 3 ?v.
lepublicai
? Form Ci
? di
m
:;?(?' i- N
e - lid Ki
Pur?v
1)5
','.
T ? New Jersey W -.. n's R
ce n < lub ws -" ? rg n : ; ye: i ; ? at a
i ? .::.;? at th ? il ! :" Tri t fl tel in
N? w.irk, at t end? i by ab ut " w m ? n,
enting every section or tito tato
A - ? 100 men atb n ie ! ths nu ting.
Mrs. Lillian F? ic rt, of P ai iel 1,
m em I er of the R,] bl ica n N-tio a!
Com? ' I e, presid? 1, ai d ami ng th ?
peakers n re e? : ' vernor E. C,
Stoki -, Mrs. An h ir Livermore, Na?
ti mal Comn itt e wo man from New
York; Mrs. Jennie Van Ness, of East
Orange, one of the two women elected
this year to the New Jersey Legisla
' . n . and Mrs. Flor -ne,: Ran ; I
leader of Republican colored women
of New Jersey.
Telegrams were read from Vice
Pn >id mt . lect Calvin D, Coolidg .
W 11 ii. Hays, Senators Frelinghuj ??
and Edge, and members of the Re
pul can National Committee.
Mrs. Feickert said that N. w Jersey
? was the first state to recognize, b i
that in all stales women realized that
, the huge women's vote which was
cast for Harding in November was
largely temporary. In order to hold
f. . i :
-3 ?.
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TELLER &,CO.
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FIFTH AVENUE AT ??? STREET
CONTINUING TODAY
ANNUAL DECK
of
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
Fur Coals. Evening IVraps, Caper, Mantles
?acqueties, Stoles, Neckpieces, Muffs
"? '.. :*-'V s .' 8
\{ /^^-';%^...^/ Greatest Values Ever Offered ?fi.
.'-? >v-^':':/?. '?.'?', /i3 TV?;.'?; Annual Fur Event % .?. '
?.>?. s?:\'A ?-?%,. v.v.?^ _ %;%
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/ .-1.-ri.'p>>^"-<V '? */"$ V'- '??,'?"' -:7.-'i- -.- '"' :**
f
?89
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4
i
Collars of
Taupe Nutria
195.00
Formerh) 205.00
i lurtv -inch long flare box model
Hudson Seal Coats
Collars and Cuffs of
Skunk, Beaver, Squirrel
350.00
Formal}, 550.00
I. hirly-six inch long model.
-it I
'?\?
m
%
$
?
Taupe Marmot Coats
56 inch long lull flare
box model with bell
Formerly 125.00 85.00
French Seal Coats
36 inch long model, large
collar, belt to mat< h.
Foormerly 225.00 145.00
Trimmed French Seal Coats
36 inch long model, with
skunk or beaver collar.
Formerb 350.00 225.00
Scotch Mole Wraps
45 inch long model of
fine selected matched
pelts. Formerly 605.00 475.' 0
Natural Squirrel Coats
"A) inch long model of
dear blue Siberian pelts.
Formerly 550.00
.00
Natural Squirrel Wraps
45 and -IS inch long
models of clear blue
Siberian pelts.
Formerly 1150.00 785.00
Hudson Seal Wraps & Capes
45 and -? i in :h 1 ns:
models with large shawl
collars. Formerly 695.00 475.00
m ? 7 7 T 7 C*_1 1
i ximme H udso n :. c i ;
45 and 4 ? inch Ion
model" v'1-, natural
TV-.
r>s
r ?r.'ne
750.00
Enfin Stock of
Rare Fur I. icij,, , Coats c ycs
Urn- ': :il Mink -
Bl ck C, r. cul Er.
I ?. : -?-. . ., Cl' ri
7(5.50 2 SA O
r:k
2950-.h
22.50 35.00.
25.00 39 50.Na :
25.00 35.00.Scotch Me le.29.50 35 co
18.30.A ustralian Opossum.35-co
35.00.Natural Squirrel.37-50
women in the Republican ranks much
? ,'... : o-n ? r: ition wei n? ces
? , n'- , : is vork the women voters
? Ttair. ?- . do.
.? ; ??? ??'-? rt w s e'ected pre.sid nt;
8 ?' "-.'.?-? iro, si c
ro Abate P
Tax Pr
Fulili
F ? ~": ?? Ti ?' -..'.? n fl .-?? ??.
illNGT N. Dec i Business
fi - '. e :: .i lis!.s - 't are s '.
relief :'r;rr. C : _ ?? ?s in payi
? r f:t an i income ' -s wer : n ch
evidence at : ? Ci toi to-day
:i!e their di:r cultie ? \?, ere '? ?" i
: w.t'" 5yr.' p ithet ic e v- y ni m b.
the Senate Fin nee C ir : ?
rman Fordney of ti e House Ways
": ear ? C remit: ee, it b< came c -
?':'.t n.-. legislative aeti n for their re?
ib :' will be forthcoming.
The delegation o? b..sines9 men had
?' ? them the text of a proposed
House joint resolution to amend the
excess profits tax law in such a way
.....
? ?DAQVFVr ? G * s\ '
?*-k ??1
0Ui)KO,l; krV
26 BEAVER ST. & ?4-16 S.V. ILL!AX1 5T.
- ? - ? - ?. trrrr-rmr
permit 'he losses in inventor ?s
" !. 5J be : . It. .[?:-.. I
? urns, Thi e?Tect wi ...: be
? 3? mees, beca ase of the irge re
5 ,?? ns in val ?es f nvent i -, I
' ? '??-' taxi ' \ ers of p: \ :. of " .
fourth inst lment, due December 15.
Cum' ", 'ting chairman < f the Sei ,: i
? : the vis
: hey wou i lit tne 1 reasury g
acnon .\ as fea ?.
. . ? ? rs of tho delegation
^Broadi?ay
unan
ait >4th Street
Har? Arranged for Wednesday a Special Presentation of
Women's
Wraps, Street anc
Sport Coats
<*' 29,50
Wraps for afternoon and evening wear,
developed in Pullman Velvet in dark
and bright shades ? also practical street
coats,smartly belted and carefully tailored,
produced in duvet de laine, and silver
tone, with collars of self material or
scalin-c; also sport coats that will give
splendid service, made of suede-like
cloth, lined with corduroy. Two styles
pictured*.
Fourth Floor
An Important Clearance
lie of Misses' Sui
At Radically Reduced Prices
Strictly tailleur and handsome fur-trimmed suits, each
tailored with extreme care and silk lined. Sizes 14 to 18.
bllitS Formerly ?45.00 . . . Reduced to JL^J
SllitS Formerly $75.00 to $85,00 Reduced tc 4*0
StlitS Formerly $125 to $175' Reduced to 75?00
Fourth floor
Misses* Velvet Frocks
Greatly Reduced
The season's most beautiful models, elaborately trimmed
with silk duvctyne, silk embroidery, and iridescent beading.
Colors: Malay, black,and navy blue. Sizes 14, 16 and 1 S yrs.
Frocks Formerly "$50.50 . . . Reduced to 39.50
Frocks Formerly $75.00 . . . Reduced to 49.50
Fourth Floor
Voit
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'*'. ?"' ' Q
Cil b
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c
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en
m
n six [ . ctty
Pra. ? - :
?bambi -, checke : i pi; il ?neb
? dels. Trimmed - ith buttons,.; outhful belts, and
collars and cufts of contrasting color, many with gay
touches of hand embroidery. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Second Floor

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