Parade of First Division in New York Victory March
Pershing leads 25 000 as First Division parades down Fifth Avenue in a wartime victory tribute. Wounded veterans salute from benches and wheelchairs as Cardinal Mercier and crowds applaud. The procession ends at Washington Arch after hours of marching past cheering spectators.
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New York
United Press
France
Pershing
Fifth Ave
America
42Nd Ft
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cardinal Mercier
Washington Arch
Arma
Union
A. EB. F
London
Paris
Housing Committee Moves Its Offices
The housing committee relocated its headquarters from 205 Commercial Building to the National City Bank at 822 Second Ave on Wednesday. Contact numbers Elliott 2432 and Main 2719. The drive for rooms continues, with thousands more needed.
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Commercial
National City Bank
Second Ave
Elliott
Main
Bewitching Autumn Hats at Ten Dollars
The Bon Marche offers an autumn hat collection priced at $10.00. From matronly to youthfully smart styles, velvet faced beaver hats dominate in season color tones. Black hats and visor fronted turbans for street wear are highlighted. Third floor.
Steen Heads Morals Squad In City Police Shift
Police Sergt. W. H. Steen will lead the morals squad replacing Sergt. Zimmerman who is currently in the East on furlough.
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Steen
Morals Squad
W. H. Steen
Sergt. Zimmerman
Fall Millinery Display Offers Fresh Hats for All Faces
In Bargain Basement a showing of Fall Millinery promises new styles and diverse ideas. Hats for every face type are offered at approachable prices. Silk velvet hats in black Copenhagen sand seal brown or navy with bright trimming tempt shoppers. Some hats combine silk velvet with beaver and come in black mahogany or taupe with feather flower or ribbon accents.
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Paine
Copenhagen
Meeting fails to end strike in building trades
The building trades dispute remains deadlocked as committees from the Building Trades council and the Master Builders association meet with no agreement. Striking carpenters lathers plasterers and cement mixers seek 10 a day while laborers demand 7. The union refuses to return to work pending settlement.
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Building Trades Council
Master Builders Association
Mediation Board
Old Whee
Master Builders and Trades Council
Builders’ Association
Frank Cotterill
Arthur Gerbel
Rus sian agitator to be deported from Vancouver
Pmitro Starikoff a leader of the Russian Workers' union and I W W agitator who spent five years in Siberian underground prisons awaits deportation after an immigration commission trial that began August 13. He operated in Hawaii stirring riots on sugar plantations and later joined the I W W in San Francisco before coming to Vancouver to foster a general strike.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pmitro Starikoff
Russian Workers’ Union
Siberia
Russia
Immigration Commission
Startkoff
Hawaii
Honolulu
San Francisco
New Autumn Dress Goods and Coatings Promises
The Bon Marche offers fall and winter fabrics with practical appeal. 40 inch fall plaids at 2.50 a yard and pure wool blends in bright and somber hues. All wool French Serge in midnight blue navy wine brown rose and more. 50 inch Black Plush at 8.50 a yard for coats. Velours in navy forest burgundy falcon pekin and others. Mix tures Oxford gray brown Indian red for heavier coatings. Chiffon Broadcloth in 48 inches Japanese blue navy box-mint and more.
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Oxford
Bloomer Dresses 2.95 For Young Girls On Sale
Bloomer dresses for kindergarten and play priced at 2.95 in gingham or chambray. Styles feature stripes or solid colors with white pique accents, pockets, belts, and cuffs. Sizes 2 to 6 years with novelty fabrics and belted effects. Separate bloomers in chambray or gingham also offered on second floor center.
Flannelette and Damask Sale on Main Floor
Cotton table damask 60 inches wide listed as good weight with floral patterns priced at 50 cents per yard on the lower main floor. Also mentions 36 inch flannelette at 35 cents per yard for reference.
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Frank J. Taylor
Mercier
Black Jack
110Th St
General Pershing
Housing Committee
The
Fleet Housing Committee
BON Marche
Smart Autumn Millinery
Bloomer
Bernard W. Sinclair
Carleton H. Parker
Cornelia Stratton Parker
Irvington Lawn
Samuel Merwin
Kismet
Brian Kent
Harold Bell Wright
Mary Roberts Rinehart
la France
Hurd
Gol Dennison
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