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along the border has relaxed, fear of | raids diminished, railroad communt- | cation is opening i, business resum- ing and an era of better feeling is a jecretary of State Lansing to at WED Ta to-day t | atoetaged with newspaper correspon- by |dents recent favorable developments ee Ld opie problem. While not i too optimistic, the { twanretats. was yee encouraged ee by the new condition of affairs. Rsecnistd Contin Continually Im-| “phe Mexican situation is much proving, He Says, specially | better.” he said- “Conditions in that ‘ | country are showing decided im- in Northern Part. provement for order and stability Particularly is this true in the north. ern section, where disorders are be- ing suppessed and normal conditions restored “Bandit forces are being scattered! (Special from 4 Staff Correspondent Erening World.) WASHINGTON, May 10.—Relations between the United States and Mex- fe> have improved so much during| : d broken up into small groups. the last few weeks that at | os | i S that at least there! galazur, for example, has only 160 ore n, 1 understand that railroad |communication has now been opened | from Juarez to the City of Mexico, | A better feeling among the people, cen on the border and probably the ablest fleld officer in the army, is on his way a year he is able is to be his assignment ts not made public. The Carranza Government has a stronger foundation in Mexico to-day than at any previous time. helps greatly Mexico and b the United States, make lesa dificult the trials and trib- dealing ment of President Carran: reason the administratlo Alres newspape ernment has po: the Argentine sailing ship Oriana ha been sunk by a German submarine, Th tt REY NA 21 Na and 19 fre to devote afl ite Cerstiog: tex Commander of troops WORLD, THU Greates Advertising Campaign in History to Herald Second Part of Big War Issue. WASHINGTON, May 10.—The most extensive advertising campaign in ot t MMatory will herald the floating of the second instalment of the $5,000,000,000 Liberty loan war bond Iasue, begin- .| ning probably in June, Uncle Sam's spot cash needs—and how pressing they are—will be borne Washington, For the first time in ‘e his post the front without anx sty. What That tact ourne eneral conditions in eae relations with ing but it does not ine Dublin uprising | taced inary Howthfal advocates ns of diplomatic Bendence wotia| with the erract pleased Now Con-|_ Here are some of the slogans pre- ve Inctdeae, | P4fed for the array 7 Remember the Lusitania and buy a y 10.—Buenos| Liberty bond.” jeclare that the Go “Your first patriotic duty—buy ve information th: ‘berty bond now Tis rightly called the U boat, for pute it up to YOU, tod's free ocean—buy your bond." particularly in the North, toward the Papers eg eee are ight for or finance your country United States 1s growing. As condi-| than the sinking of the Monte Prote- | ' of course, mai b tions improve and the country opens @!do and demand that the Government | yers of Liberty bonds are de- | 04 Increasing wale ¥ { up they are beginning to understand «vt | tenders of thelr country.” You apply ! our motives.” - “E rve your country and your | Schit™ cor | 1 what were the principal It was reported in B * Aires on| saving: uy a bond.” 7 ot thi improvement im April 11 that the Oria been sunk “Wh your treasure is there also is jecretary Lansing said: by a German subma oust) your h buy @ Liberty bond.” i ; bi ela say that firat and most of Brazil, nate i mportant is the successes of Car- 4 is the reason why ranza Government military operations ata d, P H ‘Toe Sew” practically every rac ing driver in America pixOn' Ss { LUBRICANTS sentiment was caused by pu ation to keep his car fric- of imnfermann note, revealing | tion-free. ‘® attempt to embroll Mexico . with the United States.” While the Administration still has feating them and scattering their forces, which has to restore order ‘and conti- his was aided by our own in suppressing plots and ora along the border ki the entrance of the United States into the war against Germany | had good effect. And in coi with this considerable rea Dixon's will perform the same service in your car. Ath your dealer for the Dixon Lubricating Chart JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO, Jersey City, NJ. ‘ Established 1827 many troubles on Its hands in dealing with the Mexican situation and the problem is by no means safely settled, | | yet there is so much improvement as to relieve serious tension along the border as well as in diplomatic clr- cles. German plotting has completely failed south of the Rio Grande. The United States no longer has any ‘anxiety about possible attack from Stern Brothers West 42d and West 43d Streets Men’s Spring Suits To-morrow and Saturday A wide latitude for selection is provided in cassimeres, cheviots, plain and fancy worsteds; blue, green and grey flannels. Sizes range from 34 to 46, and include regulars, longs, shorts and stouts, but not in every style. Westminster Overcoats Have just arrived from London, providing very excellent values, at $30.00 and 35.00 Men’s Smart Oxfords Formerly $7.00 and 8.00 pair Made of genuine tan and black Russia calfskin on the popular flat English last with low heels. In the Men’s Hat Section Located at the Sixth Avenue Entrance We are showing a splendid range of Imported and American Straw Hats at very moderate prices. 5.00 to 150.00 Panama Hats at ° Wardrobe Trunks—$25.00 (Fibre CX nN ered ) This is an unusually low price for a full- sized wardrobe trunk, vd and bound with vuleanized fibre. 45x23x21 ins. coy Size Wardrobe Trunks, round edge, at $37.50 Taxi Wardrobe Trunks, - - - at $15.00 Other Wardrobe Trunks from $45.00 to 115,00 tf i ernment offered reparation und the ‘cident was declared closes 5th Avenue Through That Coantry, WASHINGTON, May 1) aberia has ‘oken relations with Germany, the Department Officially advined | The moy important from =| th t that cables pass through that country. Cutting or ps blood potvon and peo; stop tt the eT LUSITANIA SINN FEINER WINS ELECTION. Contest ‘The campaign of three weeks was on' bitterest in a generation. close on the first anniversary of Redmon opposition, by, absolute pie t a little on a ti tnatantly the soren James McCreery & Co. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Offering Remarkable Values TWO PAIRS KNICKERBOCKER TROUSERS NORFOLK SUITS AT _ $10.00 all wool Norfolk Suits, with two pairs | Several hundred dg rousers—both pairs ‘of trousers are full cut of full lined Knickerbocker | and seams double sewed; made of dependable and serviceable fabrics to stand the hardest wear; handsome patterns in light and dark | effects; coats are all Alpaca lined; size 8 to 18 years. J BOYS’ TOP COATS 7.50 formerly 8,75, 10.00, 12,50 A limited quantity of Boys’ new for immediate clearance; made of handsome all woo! Homespuns, meres and Knitted Fabries; mostly quarter lined; models; not all sizes in any one pattern, 10 to 16 years but all sizes in the entire BOYS’ HATS AND FURNISHINGS Straw and Panama Hats 1.25 to 5.50 Blo Felt, Hat 1.75 to 1.95 Shirts Fabrice Hats 95c to 1.95 Pajamas Caps 50c to 95c Neckwear lot, is the second victory Im @ by-el- ection for the Sinn Fei Gince the yirtues of ice-mint ae a corn known in thie country | copenaibie for ite 34th Street Special 10.00 ‘T weeds, smart plaited-back or plain including 75c t 95c 75 25c Spring Top Coats has been reduced Cassi- o to to to 2.95 3.95 1,50 1.45 Special Offering STUDENTS’ SUITS, $15.75 First Long Trouser Suits with Vest; fashioned of all wool fabrics including Flannels in Brown, Gray and Blue. This is an ideal Suit for the youth at school or college; the best styles are represented serviceable materials; patterns in light) and dark effeets: special attention is called to the smartness of the models, including belted or plain backs; pateh, slant or regular flap pock size 16 to 20 years Com: dames Metreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 34th Street — Extraordinary Offerings WOMEN’S HOSIERY Thread Silk Hosiery in Black, White or Silk Hosiery, with lisle tops and soles; dh eeerras er pour not home to every inhabitant of the land - Colors; also Novelty effects; bier i Black or White. pr. 79¢ y mae | thousands. of posters will carry. the|| New Corn Remover In Big}, ryread silk Hosiery—fine gauge: Black, Light weight Cotton Hosiery,. ia Blacker Bare pate }appeal from metropolis to cross | Ty: mage Y AFFRONT TO ARGENTINE. | roads. Newspapers, ipireet car cards, Demand, Say Druggists|; White or Colors; superior quality. pr. 1. 10 White 6 pairs 2.00 ait and bill posters wil pe ul 1 rs ai | Children’s Socks in White with fancy striped tops; in a large assortment ‘tse McCreery’s Annual MAY WHITE SILK-SALE NOW IN) PROGRESS Thousands of yards of this season’s latest fashionable weaves On sale at..... 48c to 1.95 a yard IN ADDITION—SPECIAL 5,000 Yards of White Shantung Pongee yard 1.35 and 1.75 {Also Natural Keru Pongee Silk A Special Purchase and Sale $25.00 COATS AND CAPES AT $15.50 NO ©. 0. D,'s. NO APPROVALS. NO RETURNS, | About Twenty Distinctive Models kably low for Hent quality This price is rem garments possessing so much style and individuality; ertals including Burella Cloth, Gabardine, Men's Wear Serge, fine Wool Velour and Taffeta silk: } 15.50 workmanshi finish are perfect. All sizes in the lot but not every size in every style. James McCreery & Co, ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 34th Street Six-Day Sale | DOMESTIC RUGS It is an accepted fact that Floor Coverings are steadily increasing in value, therefore the shrewd buyer will anticipate his future needs and take advantage of the low prices prevailing during this sale. oth Avenue FRINGED ROYAL WILTON RUGS 41.50 A Rug that is generally known to give exceptional service prisingly good and the variety is complete, ‘The very strong linen fringe greatly enhances their attractiveness NOC, 0. D.’ NO APPROVALS Size 9 x 12 ft recularly 54.50 ; the colors and patterns are sure fact that these Rugs are finished with a NO RETURNS, “LINEN WEEK” (McCreery Linens—Famous for Quality) $32,000.00 Worth of Table Cloths and Napkins At 25% to 40% Less Than Actual Values special attention is called to this sale for those who anticipate furnishing Hwtels, Yachts, Cottages, Bungalows, ete. NOTE: