The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1919, Page 4

Py , NEW SENATE MOVE TO REVEAL JAPAN'S Would be arrested for u thet of.euich he Was gulliy, Vevis Dexter, thirty. SHANTUNG PLEDGE years ol! of Now Tork, fave him- ; pS eae & Ht | #88 Up to the olive bere to-day. |) Dexter walt that he had been em. Ployed me a Griver for the Mercantile Luneh Company of New York and that ne stole $325 ier stealing the Weney Dexter wall ne was worried by the fear that a chaufleur who wos in the bap at the Ume of the theft would secured of tt. NOIA. | WORLD ALLIANGE TD MEET AT THE HAGUE ON SEPT. 30 4% VE! Mg BRITAIN WARNED OF II ‘mcs ty x Phas Baker for Crime. 15, —Dectar~ Lyons In November.” oe} American Representatives of In- i sheesh done ternational Friendship Move Announced Here. The Federa}| Counel! of the Churches of Christ of Amerien to-day issued the following sthtement: “The International Committee of the World Alliance for International Priend- ship Through the Churches will meet Sept, 30 at The Hague. This will be the (rst gathering at which German dele- gates will be In conference with repre- sentatives of the Allied mations, “The delegates appointed to represent testimony be+ i Government which le considering the tgdila @itl 1 Sie Marr said the Eatremiets idly and were neing nent « vigorous and Nationalist, and miarepresen- A strung jeud was needed from id, tt doviared (Continued from First Page.) acvernment and now proposed under the treaty to reduce her tu a subject mation.” The delegation sent to the Parig ° conference by the Egyptian Reprosen- (* tutive Awsembly, Mr. Folk sald, were on held in “virtual imprisonment” and ra were not permitted even to vend a CERTIFICATES WELL TAKEN, representative to the United States. ' ane 3 Governm twey Camm Pont Great Britain repeatedly had WASHINGTON, Aug. 25, — Rosponac Hlodged, Mr. Potk suid, that her ov- cupation of Egypt would be tempo-- sto the Treasury's semi-monthly offer ings of certificates of Indebtedness has ary, and he asked that a clause be written into the treaty giving Egypt the right to appeal to the League ben so «rat.tying that the Government Council. Republican mombers of tho Nas Deen Placed In a “very satistactori Commition suggested, however, that Cat! position” Im making hit ans + that nyuneenont to-day Analatant Secretary ingwell said thot the first two the Longue was to i + fuses brought in $1,065,953, which the same powers ond that Great Britain's ratte in caused officials to believe thut the Gov. Egypt already had been recognized formally poy the American Staite Department. the American branch of the allianos are the Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, the Rev, Charies 8. MacPariand, the Rev. Peter Alnslie, the Rev. Frederick Lynch, the Rey. Arthur J. Browa, George A. Plimp- ton, George Naamyth and Dr. Seney 4. Atkinson. ‘The delegates will sai) for Burope bout Bept, 20. Dr. Brown and pos- and ses The p guaranteed is Now Satintac- by errr eeurre+r+ te erent enone McCutcheon's ernment could count upyo “unqualified *« and ample support” whenever needed. . 2 TH FRANCE ‘There will bo no fixed minimum tor " the neat ineuo, dated Bopt. 2. and ma- ¥ Q turti Feb. 2, and i be close ® | GOOD _ |) Theat wri A | 4 of fi WiLL PROTECT U s, wi be omitted, but Las certifieates may have on hand what a Crisp jiske substituted. Ee / cinating, flavory Is SENATORS’ REPORT Pn d Glass hus authorized the is probably the largest . r amare anise to redee ln cash . sweetness with the pre fore GiRterthy ab Cha Redaer's option, on! stock of Towels of all kinds | a charm of absolute Nothing But Force Likely to Re- ep. Trade rere Cartied by any retail store | oe i purity and whole- strain beara Says <a Slayer ef LMttle Girl Kecapes. in America. And because much of q s mittee Holding Pact Valid. UNIONTOWN, BP % ] 4] a someness. . WASILINOTON, Ai 25.—~While murderer of nine-yoar-old our present stock was purchased at f 4 Stop at the nearest Germany has boen vanquished for the Sten tear eau m last year’s prices, our present retail - candy place. Take Present. “nothing Wut force 19 Ukels 19 | found ou ile varus Of the house wivere Prices are outstandingly moderate. ql ae ay eit Dene hog been phones asd We welcome comparison. _ S a package home. rate ae aan venacs podicary aun. |er,siait shoulicr dion severed’ By" ’ pie pectepeyer ee eraas italy beetles sic Established more than half « century The.sgat to 1 mate tee 0 the’ ‘United States would go to thy ald of France in tho event of an unpro- voked attack by Germany. In holding that ratification of the spe- etal defensive treaty la within the con-|f atitutional powers of the treaty-making bodies of the American Government, the Gub-Committen, in tis report aub- Mitted tonlay to the full committee, sald tt was for the intorest of the United States that France should bo allowed to reouperatn and recover ber old-time WASHINGTON, Au hope of seaching « Journment the Menute Fifth Ave., 34th and 33d Streets. vote before ad- to-day rvaui Lord & Taylor } 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street a Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk ‘te soen,” tho roport . covenant only aime at pr agaiiet Germany, and that it le Continuing the Sale of the Entire League of Nations wheh that le estab- Mashed and put Into operation. “Such a treaty le clearly warranted ‘by Internationa! law and ysage and ts, therefore, within the scope of the treaty- maxing power of thn United Biates, U. A. Peace Delgmates Rebel Outside Duties, PARIS, Aug. 25 (Apsoalated Press). — Oriental Rug Stock of Joseph Wild & Co., Fifth Avenue, New York, Who Have Retired from the Retail Business. HIS stock has been known throughout the country for its selection | of Rugs of the unusual sort—fine weaves in both modern and antique Orientals, particular attention having been given to the extra large room size rugs, 12 to 20 feet wide and 20 to 30 feet long. The Prices Range from $675 to $6500 Wael ROME, Aug. 2154-Two Italian aviators asad e resofution . fieation of the Peace 34th Street—New York On Special Sale Tuesday 1200 Women’s The Following is a Partial List of Popular Sizes At Prices Less Than Present Import Cost Chinese. ... 810 x 6.0. $95 | Mahal..........122 Chinese.... O78 Mahal. 12.9 x Chinese. . . 840 x peste. 1 OF Breakfast Coats \\}\| 0. 9+: aha cca 4 ‘ Chinese. aly @ 8 1B 7x Chinese.........12, 0 x wars (Model as Illustrated) Chineee.... Ox Laristan.. +140 % Chinese..... J, Ox Laristan, 13.7% ‘ . Sumack, ox Sarouk. 10.,7 x Serpentine Crepe 5% farouk. 20% Breakfast Coats in as (pinion vty Pee ° Kermansha’ a x Rose, Copen, Lavender, Ox Khorasan... airs x Light Blue and Wistaria. ea piers sh 9s pas rac! 13.9 % Sash Belt and Pockets. Anatolian... 0.10 § x Afghai agg " Mahal........ »8x Meshed. +13. 2% Mahal..........12,0 x Le Rr RAE 13.8 x Exceptional Value Small Rugs and Scatter Sizes A large collection in Persian, Turkish and Chinese Weaves. $25.00 $35.00 $47.50 $67.50 $87.50 ith Floor, others of the delegation wilt re! te attend che annual mee "preach Protestant Federation’ g OVER-ACIDITY upset | | cour, siomach iv acd diced, dissolve two -KI-NOIDS on the tongue before retir- The 3 gd on Ki-moids i franks a Ma ams ee Wwenther Cee oR RMR SL 8 > nae Best & Co. Men’s Fine Mixture and Blue Suits «Made in Our Own Shops” 32.50 37.00 42.50 All that “Made in Our Own Shops” stands for ts repré- sented in these suits, Foresight in buying before the present scarcity of wool explains the low prices for euch splendid fabrics. Having passed our acid all woo! test, expert supervision and high standard of tailoring, they are splendid infest ments. , 5 We Invite Comparison by Those Who Know Values Best & Co. Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Men’s Shop—Fifth Floor Esl. 2679 Entrance—1 West 35th St. You Never Pay More at Best’ Lord & faylor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— August Sale of Blankets Comfortables and Bétispreads The last opportunity—this, week—to profit by the un- usual values which this Annual Event: affords.++sPrices—the” result of early and extensive “purchasing, sugyest immediate investment. White or Gray Blankets Neatly bound and with colored striped EIS Serer Teer 39th Street ‘ White Wool Blankets Fine cotton warp; bound with colored borders. silk ribbon to match borders. Size 66x80 inch,.......++-+++ Pair $3.75 | Size 7ox80 inch..........-.. Pair $10.00 Size 7ox80 inch.......00++0++ Pair $4.75 Extra Large White Wool Blankets Just enough cotton to prevent shrinkage. In white, pink, blue, rose, yellow, or white borders. Pair $15.00 and $17.50 Silk Mufl Comfortables Fine quality—in_prett, choice culorings. Each Crochet Bedsteads New Marseilles designs. All ovef and mull covered—others with satin insertion, | centre piece effects. Full size—each Each $4.75 | $2.50. Beoond Floor, White Wool and Cotton Blankets Firmly woven and very durable with + white or colored ribbon. Size 60x80 inch... . pair $6.50 and $7.50 Size 70x80 inch.... pair $7.50 and $8.50 Figured Silkoline Comfortables Plain sateen borders to match the colors of the pattern, Each $2.95. Novelty Comfortables Floral and Persian patterns—some silk dotted effects; $7.00. Clearance—Household Requisites For Late Summer and Early Fall Handy Tables — Lawn vent for Kitchen- Mowers ette or Bath Closing Out At Room, White enamel base, Interesting Prices fitted with one shelf, white porcelain enamel steel top, size i€xso. Lawn Mowers Plain bearing TEEN. ei paavs Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer 14 inch. . ae Ice cream, sherbets and +4 inch Colonial ‘Electric Fan other frozen desserts can} ~~ CTT 8-inch, j-speed, solid be made without the brass blades, and guard, turning of the crank§5,' direct*current; at si2o0 | ‘The World 1049 Summer Resorts Annual and Auto Tour Map Guids Now on Sale; Price § Conte (By Maik, 10 Conta), At All World Offices, — wowi"da:, “Ailend ‘webben