Soviet Russia, but is forced to refuse energetically to take part in any block¬ The Vaultman Churches of State and Nation Soviet Drafts ade and that the German people, who City, have suffered terribly under the block¬ No calling requires greater ade, cannot conscientiously commit intrinsic character and Women Into "such terrible injustice" against any Business Yoii^ Don 9t Get Tributes to Roosevelt's people. » more intensive training Pay Memory than that of vaultman in ^War Service Russians Expected to Is Lost Profit a institution. At the Oscar large Straus Speaks at .-.-. Mercantile you will find Rooseveltmemorial Association Remain in Vladivostok the most Free Synagogue in Carne- | men of unusual MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Military Training Ordered, Kolchak's Allied calibre . men who have gie Hall and Former Pres¬ Refusal of your mailing «list: Preparatory to Forming Plea That Be With, CONSIDERthe letters send out grown with the institu¬ ident Taft at New Haven 1 MADISON AVENUE, N. Y. Them Into Medical Troops you get tion. Corps, drawn Considered as Final across, or fail to.according to Petrograd Reports State whether, are or MERCANTILE 1919 OMSK, Oct. 26..The Vladivostok they personal THE Meeting at Oyster Bay incident, which started with the de¬ process letters. mand of the Allied commanders that J to a Safe Deposit Company desire be member of the RooseteU Factories To Be Closed Russian troops should be removed You may think your results are

Memorial Floats From . Established 1S70 Flag Memorial Association, and ask Üiat my name from Vladivostok, is regarded here as good enough. But at best process Staff at Public All closed. (To the demand of the Allied letters are a hit-andf-miss 115 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Library; be enrolled. Workmen To Be Sent to command, Admiral Kolchak's govern¬ proposi¬ a matter Continues Journey To-day the Front; Yudenitch Re¬ ment replied with a strong note ot tion.largely of luck. Name. protest to the Allied governments sumes Not so with Hooven Drive Toward City against this, as an infringement of Letters. The churches of New York City and Russian sovereignty, and with an Each Hooven letter is a tho tribute to Address- personal Militia Called country paid yesterday order to the commander of the Rus¬ line to the man it's sent to. the memory of Colonel Theodore HELSÏNGFORS, Oct. 26.- Reports sian troops in Vladivostok to resist Roosevelt in hundreds of meetings at from Petrograd state the central exec- and State. utive any attempt to force their retirement Eliminate To Knoxville to which sermons and speeches were City committee (the soviet organiza¬ from the the "take it for tion) has decided to city.) given on texts drawn from the former close ail the fac- The All-Russian in this granted" nuisance of process let¬ President's and I to the tories and send the to government, life ideals. At the desire, also, to subscribe Permanent Memorial, soon workmen the connection, publishes the complete ters.born to die in the Curb Car Riots same time King Albert and Queen front. Women will undergo military lext of the telegram which Admiral usually Elizabeth of Belgium to to be erected, the sum of #- training and be formed into a medical Kolchak sent to the Russian com¬ waste-basket, unopened and un¬ journeyed mander at Vladivostok Oyster Bay and laid a wreath on the te Alk«* M. corps, according to the same order. upon learning read. NOTK..Make che«fca pursMe Wt**ta, MaW.1 Trie«,, He. 1 A that the Allies, through the Japanese With greater efficiency and of Ser¬ Colonel's grave. An added tribute was A»«., New York CHy, S. T. Russian army officer, who escaped General Resumption Trolley from Inigaki, had ordered the with¬ at an far lower in paid to the Colonel's memory by ex- Petrograd, says the situation drawal of the troops by noon of Sep¬ expense propor¬ vice With Non-Union Em¬ there is tember 30. It President in a the world to advocate the true doc¬ desperate. The absolute neces- reads: tion to the replies, you can make tr.eech at New sities of life are "To demand the removal of the After Haven, Conn. trines of Americanism." on lacking and even the Russian each form letter ployees Eight-Day Oscar S. Straus, sjjmember of Roose¬ "I believe the Colonel's choice of a Boycott sailor masters of the troops from Vladivostok personal.getting velt's madtr Eggs, city have only a means to make an attempt the Cause of Cabinet, the principal ad¬ memorial would be something to do meagre diet of of against your over with a human Tie-Up Disorder dress at a meeting held at the Free good," said Major La Guardia, "He Butter and Coffee bread, herrings and safety Russia. I instruct you to message in Hall was water. The rest of the inform the commander of the Allied Synagogue Carnegie yesterday responsible for clean politics. He population detachments that touch that makes each letter an in¬ morning. In offering a text Rabbi was the ideal statesman and politician. rarely see bread. Coal is iacking, busi¬ Vladivostok is a Tenr... Oct. 26..After Stephen S. Wise read from the His made it for Will Start ness is dead and cholera and Russian fortress and that the Russian dividual salesman. KNOXVILLE, prophet policy impossible any To-day typhoid soldiers are Isaiah and followed with a brief ex¬ state to be fever are there under my authority a day marked by frequent clashes grow- to-day under the direct raging. and should execute That is * cerpt from one of the apocryphal writ¬ domination of a political boss." The official reports of the North- no other orders why.- ing out of a resumption o? street car ! ers. but my own or those of my represen¬ To-day, Roosevelt Day, the sixty-first National western army this morning and last tatives. I order service with non-union crews two bat- "In the words of an apocryphal anniversary of the Colonel's birth, Housewives' League night state that General Yudenitch has you to protest against Hooven Letters Get all attempts on the safety of Russia Replies y talions of the 4th Tennessee Infantry writer," said Or. Wise, "1 would say of will bring Roosevelt Week to nn end. Men to successfully resumed the offensive and Colonel 'he put on The first 'event of the will be the Urges Co-operate southwest and southeast of to stop at nothing that may be Where Process Letters Fail to-night were ordered by the Governor Roosevelt, right¬ day Petrograd lecessary to achieve this end." eousness as a breastplate and true flicht of the Boosevelt flag to Oyster to Lower Women in spite of the nrrival of Bolshevik re¬ to mobilve here to a Prices; [An earlier dispatch from Omsk immediately pre¬ judgment instead of helmet.' Bay, where ceremonies will be held inforcements from the North Russian dated HOOVEN LETTERS and the serve order in the event the situation "He took holiness for an invincible this afternoon and to Plants front. The White have September 30, stated the Allies HOOVEN to-night. Inspect Storage troops fought had withdrawn their re¬ shieid ne requires no memorial at The Roosevelt waved from a their way eastward as far as demand for AUTOMATIC TYPEWRITERS arc Sold gets beyond the control of local author¬ flag Tosna, moval of the Russian in re¬ only by the hands of Americans. But every specially constructed flagstaff in twenty-five miles east of Gauchina, on troops ities. Governor Roberts, at Nashville, American would do well for his own sponse to Admiral Kolchak's protest. front of the Public Library from sun- Boycotts against the consumption of the railroad to Moscow. This point from also is prepared to call for the use of sake and for his country's sake to per¬ rise to sundown had been reached earlier a Subsequent dispatches Vladivos¬ yesterday, guarded by eggs, butter and coffee are to be put by cavalry tok, however, intimated the Allied com¬ HOOVEN SERVICE, Inc. cavalry at Fort petuate the memory of Theodore the Quentin Roosevelt battalion of the raid. Ogle- Roosevelt." Junior Naval into effect to-day by members of the manders were endeavoring to have Atl- 387 Fourth Ave. Tel. Madison 5720 if this neces¬ and Marine Scouts. The Drive to Coast Under miral Sq. '.horpe, Georgia, becomes Thousands Visit Grave Hebrew Band fur¬ National Housewives' Mrs. Way Kolchak reconsider his attitude Orphan Asylum League. The White were also on the basis of their to him of sary- "Hundreds and thousands of nished music. Thousands visited the Julian Heath, the president, announced troops pushing report One infantry company and the ma¬ people their way northward from Krasnoie the continued friction with the new go to Oyster Bay to visit the cemetery flag during the day. At sundown the yesterday that housewives Seio toward the Gulf of Russian levies, whose lack of chine gun company of the State Guard, flag was placed in the library. generally Finland in an discipline have where rest the mortal remains of and all persona who eat in endeavor to reach the coast at a had resulted in the murder of three which headquarters here, are Theodore said Mr. Straus, Goes to restaurants point Allied on their arms in the Knoxville Roosevelt," Oyster Bay To-day or hotels are to be between Cronstadt and Petrograd. soldiers, including an American, sleeping come, young and old, rich and the Public asked to help until and in minor President Seite THE MIRACLE FOOD / armory to-night. Before daylight they "They Leaving Library this the "abnormal and The fall of Petrograd Í3 inevitable, many affrays.] Signs have poor, not out of curiosity, but in the morning the flag will be relayed to extortionate prices to reliable* advices tele- .- will been reinforced by several in¬ of these commodities have come according for ns from towns. spirit of reverence, admiration and love Oyster Bay via the Queensboro Birdge down." graphed from Reval. General Yude- Treaty Austria There is miracu¬ fantry companies nearby tor the man who touched their lives to "This is a nation-wide campaign to something Adjutant General K. B. Sweeney, with Queens, Flushing, Manhasset, Port down nitch intends, after the capture of the Three Are Found Dead is in on so many sides, and who not only Washington, High School, Roslyn, Sea bring prices in the only way they not to halt in but to lous about milk. several aids, in the city personal embodied but elevated their ideals of Cove can be brought city, Petrograd, Completes Formal touch with the situation. Cliff, Glen and finally the Cove the down.by iecreasing march forward to the line of the River In Gas-Filled Room Acceptance social justice and Americanism. These Neck schoolhouse, where Colonel Roose¬ consumption," said Mrs. Heath. Volkhov, which connects Lake limen of St. Germain Pact Six Injured in Day and millions throughout the velt used to Santa Claus for the "Many ofher cities already have begun and Lake by Grass, grain, fodder and wa' pilgrims play their In New Ladoga, about seventy-live Four strike breakers were injured land to-day visualize their ideals of children. boycott. York 3.500 miles east of where a con¬ Fifty-five Canaries and Two ter are converted cow After the women have themselves not to Petrograd, Enemy Republic by the sufficiently to recipire medical attention democracy, political and industrial, in forty-eighth star is sewed pledged venient line of defense against an at- Also VIENNA, Oct. 25 The in fighting to-day at various points in the life and services of the Roosevelt on at the schoolhouse the flag will be buy at the prevailing prices and they tack from the direction of Bulldogs Victims of (By Associated into milk, the food for are to Moscow, Press)..President Kari perfect the city. None was seriously hurt. they love and whose memory they placed on the Colonel's grave. At sun¬ going extend the fight here. protected on cither flank by the two Seitz of the Two citizens were injured in traffic ac- cherish. set taps will be sounded. The flag will Men to is offered. Leaking Pipe Austrian Republic the human beings. Urges Cooperate big lakes, 'Mobilization of Canaries which were used to-day signed cidents due to the strike. "The void he has left in our economic remain in the posession of Mrs. Roose¬ the in the rear of during the of with "With eggs selling from 75 cents to population this lino war to at the first treaty peace the Allied and as¬ Cars started early to-day with non¬ and national life is comparable with velt. a coffee at for the defense of is con¬ give warning ap¬ sociated governments. $1 dozen, 47 cents upward a Petrograd proach of gas, failed to save a And milk, in turn, is con¬ union crews after eight days of idle¬ that left by Lincoln. Special exercises in New York City pound and butter at 68 cents templated. deadly This completes the ness include services at Public upward, family who were discovered dead from acceptance by due to a strike of union carmen, "The reason he took tho initiative in to-day it's time for the women to Many already have left Reval en Austria of the Treaty of St.) Germain, verted into human and were operated until under many forms of which come School No. 138, a memorial meeting to¬ stop buying. route for illuminating gas last night at 162 East The strength nightfall legislation, The men can well afford to help by Petrograd, but they will not End Avenue. Besides the three treaty will become effective when and those arc difficulties. Cars were stopped at vari- under the head of social justice," said night at the American Museum of Nat¬ to eat these Rich be permitted to enter the city, it ia per¬ the formal notices of ratification energy by who ous were "was he re¬ ural at which Carl Akeley will refusing things. sons, forty-five canaries and two bull¬ by points, trolley ropes cut and Mr. Straus, the theory held History, and poor alike are asked to stated, because of the disease and Austria and three of the principal Al¬ wise to drink it. crews were heckled and in some cases specting the President's office, which speak, and a dinner at the Waldorf- help." of food in Petro¬ dogs were dead from gas in the apart¬ lied and associated enough at which Hoover will The league wrote to Attorney Gen¬ shortage prevailing ment. powers have been attacked. Two near-riots occurred. was, as ho called it the Jackson-Lin- Astoria, Herbert eral Palmer that the grad. deposited in the French of were coin of be the of honor. explaining boy¬ Ferdinard his Foreign Office, Charges inefficiency lodged theory the Presidency.that he guest cott was taken to him in the Mackenrott, wife, and this fact has been made public in CHILDS is the ren¬ with the commission some had the to do whatever the John Hays Hammond will presido help gov¬ Julia, and their son, Henry, twenty-two a Evidently city against legal right ernment's efforts to reduce the cost of OMSK, Saturday, October 18..The formal protocol. t members of the Police Department, needs of the people demanded, unless and Alton B. Parker will be toast- general staff of tue Siberian army in years old, were the persons asphyxi¬ dezvous of the wise, for master. Elihu Root will make the living. The league's headquarters are ated. Earl C. a who ap¬ which is unionized. One patrolman was forbidden by the Constitution. at 175 West Eighty-eighth Street. its official report states that many Lang, son-in-law, BELGRADE, Oct. 25.- An officia! I suspended pending investigation of a "So many public men who have principal address. Other speakers will Bolshevik prisoners captured in tho called with his wife, discovered the communication issued proximately 25,000,000 glasses be Jules Jusserand, French Ambassa¬ Prominent society women, who sev¬ The Macqenrottts had not to-day says: charge of encouraging disorder by given their lives to affairs of state eral months made an in¬ recent advance, who had been forced tragedy. "The Jugo-Slav to the ofmilk a are served there. a to a so Colonel D. chair¬ ago all-night been seen since The table delegation year handing dollar strike breaker have done at the expense of their dor; Henry Lindsley, of the markets to join the Bolshevik troops, have ex¬ Saturday. I peace conference has not been au- who was to man of the American and spection to-day will was Het as if for supper and it is be¬ yet persuaded to desert his car. duties home, wife and children. Legion, inspect the cold storage The pressed their desire te enlist in the | thorized to sign the St. Germain Good health !» Ih« This could not be said of Major General Daniel C. Shanks, com¬ plants. AU-Russian and are now lieved that they met their death early Police Force Inadequate Roosevelt, delegation, appointed by the Com¬ army, fight¬ j treaty. The government is awaiting foundati' n of «It «tic- for he was a most dutiful and af- mander of the port of embarkation. in its ranks. Saturday evening. a ceu. Milk lb* There are uniformed men munity Councils of National ing further report from the delegation poitiU only fifty fectionate husband and a most devoted Dr William T. Manning, of Trinity Defense, Two Red Regiments Gas was escaping from a water at on the Knoxville police force and this will leave Hotel Manhattan at 2 p. m. Captured heater. The elder I Paris before taking a final decision." and father. was will the bendiction. the Mackenrott's* .. ¦. number was companionable He Church, pronounce will be escorted William Fel- Among 5,001) prisoners captured body -0 insufficient to handle the not a man's but was Two or more tables will be reserved They by in the advance in the was found in the hall, near a window. disorderly crowds, of their only man, equally lowes Morgan, jr.; Herschel Jones, of region of Semi- regardless a woman's man and a child'« man. All for former . the State Foods and Markets rechiye (reported from Washington Oc¬ Tlie body of his wife lay across a trunk Dutch Kaiser sincerity, which was not challenged in who came within the circle of his Depart- tober 17) were two entire in her room. Their attitudes led to Oppose Trying | all case<. Manv Coudert and Hays to Speak ment, and Frank Home, a cold regiments deputy sheriffs were personality were fascinated by him." storage of Bolshevik infantry and eleven de¬ the belief that they were overeóme sworn in and W. T. Kennerly, United At Oyster Bay William Loeb, jr., expert. j tachments of A while trying to reach windows. Their Suggestion of Surrender Stirs His Courage and Independence who was 's cavalry. great quantity States District Attorney, took a hand secretary Those in the Party of arms and ammunition also was son's body was on the bed in his room. in on "The of Colonel his two terms ns r Storm of Criticism moving crowds several occasions, greatness Roosevelt during President, has The party will include Mrs. C. C. captured. Mr. Mackenrott owned a garage in the Federal interest¬ was that we see in his fearless for a in the theater government being and courage arranged meeting Ruin.-ey, Mrp. Willard D. Straight, Mrs. The Bronx and was a member of the THE HAGUE, Oct. 26 (By The As¬ ed in the situation, as all street cars independence, coupled with his to-night. Frederic R. Coudert will pre¬ Bernard F. Pollak, Mrs. Harriot Stan- CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2(1 (By The Yorkville Chamber' of Commerce. He sociated here mail boxes. complete devotion to his a side and Will II. chairman of Press). The entire Dutch carry which country, Hays, ton Blatch, Mrs. Manny Strauss, Mrs. Associated Press)..Reports from Tiflis was fifty years old and was a collector This is the second time state spirit every American should the Republican National Committee, new son was in press joins in scathing criticism of an troops said C. May Van Arsdale, Miss Isabelle Lord, indicate that disturbances have of canaries. His employed have been called to suppress disorder have," Chaplain Raymond Knox will speak. Miss Sadie American, Mrs. Helen Hart¬ broken out in the Russian Caucasus his garage. A son, Frederick, lives at article advocating the surrender of the in Knoxville within a in a sermon at St. Paul's Co- Fellow members of the class of sixty days, regi¬ lumbia Chapel, 1880, ley Jenkins, Mrs. Ella O'Gorman Stan- which may endanger the campaign of 572 Eagle Avenue, The Bronx, which former German Emperor for ment having ijeen on guard several University, yesterday after- from Harvard, will gather to-night at Mrs. William C. General Denikine off his also is the home of was which trial, noon. ton, Willeox, Miss Anna by cutting Lang. Lang appeared recently in the weekly days following the race riots of August the Harvard Club. The principal Hickey, Mrs. T. Shortell, Mrs. Isadore suppiy of fuel oil from Baku- for rail¬ asked to see what was wrong by young journal "New New Paris Strike 30 and 31. "Of course, the process of making an address will be delivered and river Amsterdamer." j Subway ideal America is said by Regis Segall, Mrs. J. Gilmore Drayton, Mrs. way transport, and may even Mackenrott's fiancée, who had tried in In the article the editor, Professor Friends of Mayor E. W. Neal took alow," Chaplain Post, former Governor of Porto Rico E. Simonson, Ernest Lee, Miss result in setting up a new front in vain to call him by telephone. J. A. Van Hamel, the Dutch to him a Knox. "But let us not check the and a warm of Charles publicist steps to-night provide with friend Colonel Roosevelt. Mildred Taylor, Miss Jane Pincus, Miss his rear. The inhabitants of Daghes¬ -.-! % who was selected by Sir James Eric This Will Be the Third Walk- personal bodyguard, owing to threats process and bring all growth to an end A ball will be given this evening at Harriet B. Lowonstein and Mrs. James tan, the mountainous province of the Drummond, which <->re said to have been made by abandoning the principle which the at which Northeastern have Secretary General of the out Since Christ which has Pennsylvania Hotel, Cap¬ Fitzsimmons. Caucasus, recently French Bet $45,400,000 League of Nations, as head of the January against him because of his activities taught, made America tain A. L. Boyce, of "Boyce's Tigers," of the of started a revolt owing to attempts to legal and Agents Department Justice, department of the secretariat of Oct. . to-ua\. great, by adopting the program will tell some reminiscences of the who arrived from draft them into his army". On Kaces in 3 Months the PARIS, 26..Employees of tl of political socialism. The man who Washington yester¬ league, argues that the question Paris have Colonel. At the dinner to be given day, to-day will begin a survey of all of the extradition of* the former subway decided to go exploits his fellow man must be curbed. in Roosevelt's honor at the Union stored in New York in of Em- strike for the third time But in our determination sugar lots peror should not be treated as a this ye French Parties Form to do that, let League Club in to-night Su¬ or more. All and Berlin Consent Lost in Goes purely Earlier us not erect a which flattens 50,000 pounds private Refuses #1,540,000 Wagers legal matter. It should instead be re¬ subway strikes occurred in.I, system preme Court Justice Crane will be the warehouses are to be garded from the out all initiative and all individuality public inspected. To to Welfare Work, point of view of the uary, when the employees returned to Coalition Against Reds the steam roller of principal speaker. Arthur Williams, Federal Food Ad¬ Blockade of Russia Charity new jurisprudence to the I work by mediocrity. We from Mayors to sent to a new belonging after the government had an¬ want more Replies requests ministrator, hopes have report and Breeders era, and formal juridical obstacles cooperation between all out by the American Defense Society from the ¦should not nounced its intention of operating the Radicalism and Violence Are men, and laws which make inspectors by Wednesday. Cannot Commit "Such Terri¬ be permitted to stand in lines as a cooperation indicate that Roosevelt Day will be The data obtained will be used in the PARIS, Oct. 26..-Two hundred and the way of the extradition of Wilhelm military measure, and in possible and effective. But we do not; celebrated in hundreds of other cities of measures to relieve the twenty-seven million francs ($45,400,- June., when communication suffered Opposed and Reconstruction want our made to planning ble ïnju&ice" An- qf Hohenzollern. from the society resemble a over the country to-day. The society is sugar shortage here. Official 000) were wagered on horse races dur¬ strike for several week:;. of Nation chain-gang walking in lockstep under a urging the adoption of the slogan, "We Names of dealers who have been »wer to Tell Versailles ing the first three months of racing Sought lash wielded by a ruling group." have room for one Oct. 26 but flag, the Ameri¬ asking prohibitive prices for sugar are in France this year, according to fig- PARIS, (By The Associated Two thousand negroes honored the can flag, and this excludes the red flag, in the the authorities. ures the of Press.).- The Radical Socialist Colonel's at the Palace hands of Sev¬ compiled by Ministry '.he party, memory Casino, which symbolizes all wars against lib- eral arrests are expected to-day or to¬ BERLIN, Oct. 26..The "Kreuz-Zei- Agriculture. Of the total $4,540,000 strongest numerically in France; 135th Street and Madison Avenue, yes¬ erty and an learns from official sources that was lost bettors in sums *h»i Democratic Alliance, next strong¬ afternoon. Senator J. otvilization," expression morrow. tung" absolutely by the terday Wesley embodied in the last message written the Foreign Affairs Committee of the paid out by the mutuels as follows: est; Republican Socialists and the Jones, of Washington, and Governor by Colonel Roosevelt to the on has concurred in the P>epublican Committee of Commerce society Assembly gov¬ $1,800,000 to welfare enterprises in *nd Henry J. Allen, of Kansas, spoke. The the night before his death. Spanish Troops in Morocco ernment's decision to decline to par¬ devastated regions, $1,200,000 to char¬ Industry, an organization of great 18th Infantry and its band, headed by The Woman's Roosevelt Memorial ticipate in the blockade against Rus¬ itable and the rest to ¡rfluence business men, have were To Punish Rebel Tribesmen organizations among Colonel W. J. Schieffelin, present. Association will to-day raise over the sia as requested by the Entente na- breeders as premiums. succeeded in forming a coalition for Citizens Colonel's 28 East Twentieth Oct. 26..The in the tions. All the 'he November elections. The Loyalty of Negro birthplace, MADRID, troops party committees have In the same period the public paid platform Street, a large American flag presented Spunish zone of Morocco have begun taken the same unani¬ as entrance fees to on which all these parties unite in the Senator Jones declared he had never to the standpoint $1,560,000 the race- known a never knew association by ex-Rough Riders. operations for the punishment of vari¬ mously. tracks. If this rate continues the ex- ''ght against Extremista of the Social- of disloyal negro, Three from Mineóla will ous ¦'t a to raise the of a airplanes insurgent tribes. The German answer to the Entente penditure for admissions'for the party and against Royalists com¬ negro flag foreign wreaths on the at 3 A' new movement the year, prises the land over the American flag, and de¬ drop birthplace military by consequently will go to Versailles will amount to $3,000,000 and the per- following points: clared Colonel Roosevelt would o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. John Spaniards in Morocco is being under¬ Monday. The note will declare that centage of bets taken mutuels will Absolute '-ecularization of state and that Henry Hammond will and Girl taken to secure the by have been to lead a of speak submission of the Germany refuses any intercourse with approximate $11,600,000. schools, respect of liberties of labor glad regiment Scouts will pledge allegiance to the tribesmen in the Alhuamas on unions, opposition to to negro troops in France. The will in the to the region, Bolshevism, Governor who knew Colonel flag. flag go evening northern coast. Two of the clans dictatorship of any ?*¿r«. many principal "I'.oosevelt. was at least ten mon," Trains for the suit within a or two Socialist youngsters dollar The fabrics must ^ Twenty-seven unions, rop- said Dr. Young."naturalist, ranch¬ be worthy of the .¡'iK the organized Socialists as soldier, his¬ and Electric Trains for the '"tUnr.t from the Radical Socialist man, sportsman, explorer, The "SERVICE SPIRIT" is of the that would have style.all wool, serviceable.ours 36rçy in the torian, orator, politician, statesman, older price ''¦'¦'" participating coalition, reformer. He impersonated four sec¬ orornpled and promoted by com¬ boys. are. And must be decided to start a campaign the North of his tailoring expert »«»¡nut tions of the republic and Also such as an ex¬ the critics of the Russian father, the South of his mother, the fortable efficient accessories, bought Saks-tailoring is .ours is. .»?oltttion. far East of his college and tho far; Freight and Passenger Stations, West of his adventures." cellent of the extrava¬ the must Burr at a memorial Ticket Offices, example satisfactory Finany> price give you Mclntosh spoke OFFICE FURNITURE a meeting held at Keith's Royal Theater, Tunnels, Turn¬ Wear full measure of value . as our The Bronx. About 1.500 persons at- We arc proud of our achieve¬ gance of Guaranteed do. tended. The program also included ments in the successful tables, Signals, frugality. prices musical selections by Eric Zardo, Al- develop¬ Switches and fremk?*n' H'"i Fifty-seventh Street. Representative QUICK »CLOTHING AT **ntiment favor« a r'- H. Eh as THESE STORES '»r?v lU ** l>r>'*v"í »cal», Guardia, principal speaker, 390 Broadway Tel. Franklin 3709 *>.£*' in %'¿H a described Colonel Roosevelt n» "tho I 100 ner cent American who would u>iy fr