The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1919, Page 5

ae TT McCutcheon’s Table Linens © LAIN Satin Band and Satin Stripe Table Cloths and Napkins are * nop treteaor Always the most suitable for every occasion. Our stock of these popular patterns was never more complete than today. Established more than half a century Vifth Ave., 34th and 33d Streets B. Altman & Cn. A Midsummer Sale of Bed Furnishings to be held to-morrow and Wednesda: , on the Fourth Floor, will offer an unusual oppor- tunity in new merchandise at sale prices. White Bedspreads (all scalloped) Satin finish Size 2 x234 yards . Size 214x234 yards . Crinkled Dimity Size 2 -x234 yards ° Size 214x234 yards . + « each $4.95 + » each 5.95 - « each $3.50 + «+ each 4,25 White Biankets per pair $8.50, 11.50, 13.50, 15.00, 18.50 Comfortables Mull-covered, cotton-filled . each $4.75 Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases Offering equally attractive values Madtem Aveme - Fifth Avene Neu York Fth and 35th Streets U.S. AND JAPAN OF INVADING RUSS Debts Will Be Paid if Real Peace Is Made. By Eaward J. Bing. (Copyright, 1919, by United Prem.) BUDAPEST, , Aug. statement: or mutilation in the United States.” | answers as transmitted by wireless: | Q. What 1s your political attitude toward the United States and Japan? | A. With reference to the United! |States and Japan our first, political |aims are to repel their shameless, invasion of Russia, that serves only to enrich thelr capitalists. Many times we have | » these States, but they criminal, bandit-like have not even answered, and continue |to war upon us, helping Denekin and ™' Kolchak, plundering the @furman | and Archangel regions, and devastat- ne especially in Eastern Siberia, ‘where the Russian peasants offer the | most herolg resistance to the brigands | of capitalist, Japan and America, | Our further economic aim is a single fraternal union of workers and toilers of all countries without exception, vine Japan and the United States cluded.” and Mannerheim? ‘times. For example, William Bullitt conducted negotiations with us and with me personally in Moscow in the |name of the United States Govern- ment—also in our letter to Nansen. It is not our fault if the United States and other Governments fear to pub- lish these documents and conceal the truth from the people. I will remind you of one of our fundamental condi- | tons—we are ready to pay all debts ‘to France and other states provided ‘there will be real peace, namely peace signed formally and cdnfirmed by the Governments of England, France, the United States, Japan and Y, Italy, since Denekin, Koltchak, Man- nerheim and others are simply pawns in the hands of the Odessa Govern- ments. Q. Has the Soviet programme un- dergone reforms or changes since the establishment of your Government? A. The Soviet Government did not have a reformist governmental pro- gramme but a revolutionary one, Reforms are secured from the domi- nating class while the latter's domina- a re- formist programme consists generally tion continues—consequently, of many points In detail. “Our revolutionary point—overthrow of the landowners’ and capitalists’ yoke, 38th Street Full Size Wardrobe Trunks Fibre covered, cretonne lined, 12 hangers, five draw- ers, and convertible drawer for women’s hats, shoe pock- ets; 45 inches high, 24 inches wide, 22 inches deep. $39.50 Week-End Suit Cases Black enamel, bound, straps all around; extratray, pocketin cover, cretonne lined; sizes 24, 26, 28 and 30inches $10.50 Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk Go-Away Season Sale of Luggage Wardrobe Trunks, Suit Cases, Bags Smart Looking, Planned for Travel Convenience, Built to Stand Hard Usage, with Staunch Locks for Security. 39th Street Bolshevist ie Says All 1—Premier Lenine, the master Bolshevik, to-day | that gave his first bona-fide interview. He replied by wireless to my questions wirelessed to Moscow from Budapest. Lenine prefaced his replies with the “I answer the questions put to me under the conditions that the answers , Will be published without alteration Following are the questions and THE Sravthe ) woRLD, mo MONDAY, avovst e/LENINE ACCUSES powers from them, and liberating the working masses from their explolt- ors. “This progra | altered, ° Separately, various meas- res aiming at the realization of our 1 ieetene igh MA pach one Figen junera' pdieny once? a hgtanrhg “I witl point out only one point in |eara ay dent Gis georgereel be be yey podem peg yrtyesiom namely, crushing the resistance of exploiters following the revolution of July 17, 1917. “We did not even ¢lose the capital- ist papers and there was not even talk of terror, We not only freed many Kerensky ministers, but also released Krasw#boff, who made war, It ‘was only after tho capitalist expigit- ers 4 developing their resistance we began to crush their resist- ance, applying even terror. “It was the proletariat’s answer to- ward such action from the bour- geoisio just as springs conjointly from the German, English, French, American and Japanese capitalistic efforts to restore exploiters to power in Russia, Tho Csecko-Slovaks are supported by Anglo-French mouey, while Mannerheim has German- French funds, “The unsuccessful cons} aimed at the surrender of Petrograd by of- ficers was possible by the Swiss Loga- tion partic:pating in the conspiracy, using English and French capital to employ many Russian employees.” Q What is the real character of the activities which tne Russian Soviet Government is carrying on in Afghanistan and ‘India, as well as other Mohammedan countries? A. These activities are the samo a8 ours among the non-Russian people within Russia. We made it posaibdl e have never] » the most for a lower people to craat jtonomous republic within “We help all independent free de- velopment of every nationality to in- crease and spread, for which we offer roic resistance toward the brigands and capitalists of Japan and the United States. ir further political aims are to Q. Under what conditions would you conclude peace with Koltchak A. They have been exposed many promote knowledge regarding our own Soviet constitution, which has the misfortune to please more than @ lion inhabitants of the earth belon, ing to the colonial subjected and oj pressed, rightless nationalities more than do Western European or Ameri can constitutions of the bourgeoisie “democratic” stated, which try to strengthen the yoke of the few “civil ized” capitalistic countries over tho hundreds of millions of masses in Asiatic and African colonies.” “CLEANEST HOUSE” TENANTS PROTEST BOOST IN RENT #f Landlord’s Appreciation of Honor Flag Award Angers Henry Street People. The pride of Henry Street's “model programme consisted, generally speaking, of one wresting the tenants who scrubbed the halls at No, 54 to win the Honor Flag awarded by the Neighbors’ Union to the cleanest the block, has turned to wor following ' the announcement their rents are to be raised. more,” e tenants declare the agent for’ the property. told. tren. Indignant over the raises, banner inscribed “Th! house on the biog e called @ mass meeting at Jacob Riis ent House nearby, to organize a large ig is the cleanest the occupants test. cording fo statements made at the . the landlord, A. J, Bloomberg, 473 West End’ Avenue, notified 0. Re that if they would clean up thelr flats so. that painting and decorating would be unnecessary, he would not ralne the rents, Shortly the tenants flag was hung out, otified of the raises ighbors’ Union will Mr. Bloomberg, who the tenants say they do not be- lieve directed the ralse. At Mr, Bloom- berg's residence to-day Mrs. Bloom- berg sald she js the actual owner of the property, but ig not, familiar with the situation. HANDCUFFS GREET HIM AT JAIL GATE has assiduously cultivated his pro- | William he was fession during periods w! not in jall for more than fi we On July 2, stone tat o'clock AS TERM EXPIRES ies. Williams “Anticipated Rearrest| for Burglary and Asked for Clemency in Letter to Judge. Police Headquarters was honored to-day by a visit from one George Williams, who was greeted by a number of detectives with whom he is personally acquainted and by many other detectives who looked him over carefully #o that they may recognize him if they meet him again. Mr. ‘Williams, tall, slim and handsome, well groomed and debonnair, was not & willing visitor, he having been met earlier in the‘day at the gate of the prison at Trenton, N. J., by Detective David Foley, who extended ansinvi- tation and a pair of handcuffs simul- taneously. An opportunist by nature and training, Mr. along. The visitor is considered as one who is of value to a community only when he ts behind prison bars. He js a hold-up man and burglar and ODD It is @ paradox that the Fifth Avenue shop foremost with the newest gifts and ingenu- ities is 70 years old. It is no Jess unique that the shop with the highest level of taste should be the store with the lowest level of prices. OVINGTON'S “The Gift Shop af Sth Ave.” 314Fifth Av,, near32dSt. Williams came leather Traveling Bags Tan cowhide, smooth leather, sewed corners and edges, three pockets; size 16 to 18 inches $10.50 Steamer Wardrobe Trunk Open top model, | veneer basswood “ARAL fibre, cretonne lined; shoe pockets, convertible hat drawer; fitted with spring locks and draw bolts, $28.50 Culinary experts, colle trained, have created in an Camp's a new-type Pork and Bean dish. The beans are digestible. They are mellow—uncrisped and un- broken. And every granule is made zestful by a matchless sauce. Took 4 Years These scientists years on this dish, Now the beans we use are selected by analysis. They are boiled in water freed from min- efals, so the skins are tender. VAN CAM spent four Ve "e So The Man’ s Dish Perfected by Scientific Men They are baked in steam ovens — baked for hours at 245 degrees. They are made easily digestible, as old-style beans were not. Yet these super-baked beans are un- crisped and unbroken —nut-like, mealy, whole. The sauce we bake with them is the final result of testing 856 formulas. It gives the beans de- lightful tang and savor. The result is a many-times bet- ter dish than old-style Pork and Beans. It will take a new place in your diet, and give you vast respect for scientific cookery. Don’t forget it. Ask your gro- cer to send a few cans now, Baked with the Van Camp Sauce Pork and Beans nd Broad’ “Williaa Sorpowerea, ‘5th Avenue — [oy a ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY " S4th eal NEW RIBBONS Specially Priced Satin Taffeta Ribbons of excellent quality and high lustre in a wide beautiful, soft shades—Pink, Light Blue, Red, Copenhagen Blue, Old Rose, Maize, Negre, Gold, Golden Brown, Navy Blue, Yale Blue, Purple, Black White. 5% inches wide. Lingerie Ribbons with dainty Satin designs, in Pink, Blue or White. Piece of 10 Yards, Yard, 55c No. 1 35c 1% 2 45c 60c NOTIONS.--SPECIALLY PRICED covered. Naiad Garment Shield Holders..........85¢ Naiad Dress Shields, pair 33¢ doz. pr. 3.75 Reliable ‘Dress Shields, White Nainsook pair 22e doz. pr. 2.50 Sew-on Hose Supporters, White and Pink. Holdtight Hair Wavers....... Kirby Beard Hair Pins in cabinets. Metal Beads in colors............+ bunch, 65e doz. bu pr. Children’s Sock Garters........ 2 pr. for 25¢ Hair Nets, cap and fringe..........dos 75¢ 8 pkgs. for 25 25 bunch 7.60 OUR AUGUST FUR SALE Continues Unabated Authoritative Winter Fashions 25% to 40% Lower Than shown. duplicated on new importations. Mahal 12.7x9 350.00 Mahal 11.6x9 300.00 Chinese 12x10.6 475.00 Kirmanshah 11x8.9 575,00 Arak 13.9x9.6 750.00 Sultanabad 14x9.3 325.00 Chinese 10x8 295.00 Mahal 12.5x8.7 $10.00 Tran 12.7x9 $00.00 Sultanabad 18.5x10.1 350,00 Chinese 12x9 $25.00 Mahal 10.5x8.5 310.00 Arak 12.6x9.8 625,00 Kirmanshah 12,1x9 750.00 Chinese 12x8 $00.00 Small Turkish Anatolian 5.00 Limit of 6 to & custometynr.. Will Prevail in September In no previous Fur Sale have we offered: values as great as comprise this Sale. Only highest grade Furs are offered—yet the prices are extremely low. _Illustra- tive of the values ‘are the Coats here Model No. 1 is made of choice Hudson Seal, richly lined; self collars and cuffs. August Sale Price 185.00 September Price 265.00 Model No, '2 is also made of Hudson Seal—three-quarter length. August Sale Price 295.00 September Price 400.00 . Annual August Sale ORIENTAL RUGS $300,000 Worth of Choice Persian and Chinese Weaves At Less Than Prevailing Market Prices Visiting dealers have expressed wonder at the completeness of our stock and the low prices—= : and we have actually had tempting offers from wholesale dealers to dispose of it, as Rugs are marked at prices for which they could not now be imported by wholesalers. We urge our patrons to make selections now for future use. These prices can never be | 175.00 167.50 295.00 495.00 475.00 250.00 187.00 179.00 195.00 200.00 195.00 225.00 425.00 475.00 185.00 Mats Chinese 12x9 Chinese 9x6 Extra Persian —_11.8x8.9 Lelihan 16.6x12.4 Arak 12.7x9 Savaland 12.6x8.8 Kirmanshah 12x9.1 Extra Persian 14x11.6 Arak 10.4x7.1 Arak 1x7 Kirmanshah 14x9.3 (slightly damaged) Extra Persian 10x8.5 Arak 12,2x9.1 Chinese 6x9 8 75c A_Wonderful Group of Persian Carpets) In fine weaves and sizes ranging from 15.9x12.1 ft. to 22,8x14.3 ft. 875.00 to 2,975.00 formerly 1,500.00 to 4,000.00 * Small and Medium Size Rugs “a a SSy PP 245.00 © 147.80 159.00 | 545.00 | id 295.00 © 245.00 550.00 © 295.00 - 175.00 157.00» 275.00