The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1919, Page 18

Delay in Gpidemic of Influenza Re- Ba announcing another tow record | det ry . Atmertality rate Dr. Royal 8. Copeland, j the lowest weekly rates since the or- | cases of | ~ 7 Me os ir it nands ol ie Anti- e- | de n nan y rf ‘ v 190d but he now looking for] yore German Aoldiere Go te the Batete to the | indy of the Anti-Bolshe | vitteb Pda Btie fen, Be Heit if ai Tney y B "it Mar- Mira it pes IN HEALTH DEPT, S HSTORY | Ico. appene attr i ning. died ke BERLIN ; pub He Bach n from the i ne 1 : United bd \ w in the possession of ported by Dr. Cope- : n Government, amounts |Teport se ent to the Aero Club of Amer! { iand. ne to 6 roubles.” ca and the Aerial League of America ==> lor O Spate the Tube phy is Fs Cte Ru PAU ease Worry Along on ieee Leer if E Winter Models at / COLGATE'S IMPROVED, PROVERBS—No. 3 and Hold It at Omsk. ON Dad for Some Time | (AMUTNUEAANNINATIAEAITINAINELEAN | jl two-tone Lace Boot with $m 85 [iff | the Child” Farieee- the twice-a- THE EVENING WORLD, (NE SONNE a hae ETRNREERAeR Ye ee re “2 EHURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1919, Mmulating arly mplets winter equipment acroes th the | $00,000,000), was lost by the Bolshe- viki, captured by tho anti-Bolsheviki }forees under Admiral Kolchak, and held, . Di- n Bu- | carried to Omsk where it is j was related to-day by A. J rector of the Russian Informs reau in the United states. “In the beginning of March, 1918,” sald Mr. Sack, “the Kazan branch of the Russian State Bank was chosen by the Bolshevikl as a depository for their reserves of gold and silver taken by FROM BSE tal over 600,000,000 gold roubles (about Demand. kK) Five th j jauired b: Bolshey by the joint committee of aeronautic associations arriving at Portland, Ore. after & cross-continent investigation*to- $45 SHOES, $160 SUITS the high cost of clothing and, as his way of doing his bit, proposes to make his present wardrobe last a while longer, “It Is years since T bought any clothing~I have a man who does that for me,” said the ex-Chairman of| ~ the War Industries Board to-day. “He knows what I want, buys it and I pay the bills, The other day he came to me and said I ought to know that the shoemaker was c $45 for new shoes and the tallor $160 for a business suit. I told him I would have to try and struggle through with what I have.” Exquisite New The impression that ultra-smart footwear can only be obtained at exorbitant prices is false, as these boots we're featuring this week in- dicates, In fact, all New York's best styles are no higher priced than last year at the Star Shops—$6.85, $7.85, $8.85. All Sitk Hose in shades to match your gown. We are still selling them at popular prices. mien Shoe C y ES A TET » wa them from the Russian Treasury, efter enemies | the the coup d'etat of November, 1917. B: Woman Flies for Votes, | deh of trai vy order of Lenine, the subterrancon |, Dr: Mabel Soott Weld, of Garden City, AT ALL OUR STORES | Colgate’s is safe and sane. Its I I, is campaigning in an airplane for lelici hile vaults of the Kazan Bank wore hastily election as Su , NEW YORK: BROOKLYN: } ‘ fitted out as deposit and in the Nassau Co ive Richard’. Depew took Ree aaa ih ve St i heeded ad sy og A Sten edt dey ane bpocbaip eh or yuren even. Mineola. Carden “cy $5 West 42d St.” 052054 Flatbush Nec they object lruggy> tion of the metal reserves from Petro- is is said to be th < : grad, Moscow and other cities of Dol. first time an airplane has been used by ing” kind. & woman officeseek tasting” shevist Russia te Kazan. cate Altogether there were transferred to Kazan within the stated period: Gold in coins and bullion, to the exten of more than 650,000,000 - roubles; 581 cases of gold, platinum } and various icles, such as medals 4 and crosses; 8,000,000 roubles in sil- | ver coin, and 133,000,000 roubles of state bonds, | “After the capture of Simbirsk by the Czecho-Slovaks and the people's Super army, Lenine, Popoff and the Bol-| ‘ : shevist Commissary of | |bank hastened to 10 ‘ positories for the m: : | i; special’ feet’ of seve ervice i |bargox was fitted out at Nijninov i} gorod, which was to take aboard the id | reserves at Kazan and transport * ‘ | them to the new depository. ‘R by tions was scheduled for Aug. 5. But « 5 2, | o ry oe s on More Dentists Than Any Other Dentifrice | na" io Veo beeen ave offensive agains’ . and the Bol- sheviki were able to remove only 100 Boys The Famous 28 Point, Satisfaction Guaran- teed, All Wool, Elk Jr. Suits—With Double Seat, Double Knees and Double Elbows— i 85 For Boys from 8 to 18 Super-Service Suits made expressly for Brill Brothers, of specially selected and fully tested, fashionable fabrics in such a superior manner as to defy the hard knocks of boyish wear, and yetso attractively as to permit them to stand ' up proudly in the most select company. Period Library Tables, in Me- nd $18.95 Vow O38. .--eeeereeee- Genuine Leather Rockers, in Golden fees ae aie 818000 Four-Piece Bedroom Suites, $149.50 to $650 Three-Piece Queen Anne Bedroom Suite in Genuine Grained Gum, con- Asethih gable of tre tehies oe nde, peccantil a enenn Gedted, 0 the Metta Pie rc $98.00 Another instance of how Lee Bros. are REVOLUTIONIZING PRESENT DAY METHODS of Selling New Fine Furniture The First New York Store selling furniture to be a ited by the “Morris Pian.” We will prove to you, as we did to their management, that our prices are materi: lower. ONE PRICE —CASH OR “MORRIS PLAN" CREDIT. For 20 years we have sold new furniture at cash prices, FOR CASH ONLY. Because the ual of our merchandise, our prices and our methods were neh "w now have Five Large Furniture Stores. But times hatetck iicaanas A large part of the buying public today want to extend their furniture p yments over a stated period of time. Lee Bros. has been in sympathy with this desire, but did not care to Senter a time payment proposition when it necces- Sirabed char; png be her than cash prices to installment purchasers, the Morn was submitted to us. It was exactly what we pig dl Lahetctry for, because as a “Morris Plan" purchaser you make a first payment to us; we deliver the goods to your Lome, us at the rate of six per cent. interest on the balance ped alley lor a8 Many months as you arrange to pay this balance. The entire transaction is made with you by us right in our store, without red tape and we require no endorsers. AND—we can and do sell all our merchandise at ONE PRICE, whether purchased for CASH or on the MORRIS PLAN, because we receive the full papceane price from the Morris Plan when you make your Golden Oak Dining Chairs, with Genuine Spanish Leather ig Beat onnees sone, $A95 Elk Jr. isknown as the 28-Point Suit—becaluse 14 points of wear-resisting power are embodied in the coat, and 14 more points of base sliding, mar- ble playing, service giving power are embodied in the pants. A Sale Extraordirary of Axmin ster Rugs, 9x12 ft. size. Oriental and Floral Designs, AT LESS vertised to sell at $35 and $40, All sizes. Spogial at $18 +4 Original atylea 28 Wearproof points which should be of deepest ” rants interest to Mothers and Fathers of Boys EVERY- 4 abroad bas" WHERE— it Read all of the 28 as they appear in the repro- duction of the Elk Jr. label to the right. ‘ y The original of this label is attached to the sleeve i q of every Elk Jr. Coat, supplementing the Guarantee i Three-Piece Library Suites, $69 to $500, ‘Thtee-Piece Genuine Leather Davenport Suites ap WEIGH WH Sind tp te octet Anne Library Suite, ed in Damask or Chair and Rocker, covered in Brown Genuine Spanish with cane Secka and sides, Settee, Arm Chair Leather, The Davenport opens to a full — me Neen. 18675 Semis teed bediAn ext 91 G9) a oASH OR > LOC | “Morris PLAN” “Morris PLAN” 9 y 212 East 125th Street 105 Fast 125th Street Tremont & Park Aves. 301 West 125th Street Main Street Eost of Third Ave. Co ner Park Ave Tremont. at Eighth Ave Bri’ geport This is the 25-Point lapel \ ich 13 ite tached to the sleeve of every Bik Jr. suit, Every Elk Jr. Suit is Guaranteed to Give Satisfactory Service or Your Money Refunded, 279 Broadway. 44 East 14th Street. Broadway at 49th Street. 47 Cortlandt Street. 125th Street, at 3d Avenue. OTR es