The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1919, Page 12

ALES DEMAND SERMANG, Sih ANN TOL Supreme Council to Force Guarantee to Carry Out Terms of Armistice. PARIS, Oct. 30.—The Supreme Coun- @il decided to-day to force Germany to sign a protocol guaranteeing she will carry out the terms of the armi- tice. This will be attached to the original treaty as soon as it can be executed. The Counct! also asked inter-Allied naval experts to prepare a plan by which Germany shall reimburse the Allies for sinking the interned Ger- man ficet at Scapa Flow. The text of the note sent by Mur- shal Foch to Gen. Nudant for trans- mission to the German Government, inviting Germany to participate in the blockade of Bolshevist Russia, ts similar to that sent to the neutral states with the exception of the last paragraph. “The avowed hostility of the Bol- shevists toward ail governments and their international revolution which they are spreading abroad constitute grave danger for the national security of all powers. Every increase of strength of the Bol- ghevists would increase the danger and would be contrary to the desire of all peoples who are seeking to re-establish peace and social order. “Under these conditions the Allied and Associated Governmaats request the Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Spanish, Swiss, Mexi- can, Chilean, Argentinian, Columbian and Venezuelan Governments to be good enough to make an immediate agreement with them in measures to prevent their nationals from engaging im any commerce With Bolshevist Russia and to assure that this policy will be rigorously executed. “To refuse clearance papers to every ship going to Russian ports im the hands of Bolshevists or com- ing from said ports. To establish similar measures for all merchandise destined to be sent Bolshevist Russia by any other route. + “To refuse passports to all persons to Bolshevist Russia or com- ing from it, except through under- standing with the Allied and Asso- ciated Governments. “It is the dispouition, with a view to entiug banks from doing busi- Bebe with Bolshevist Russia, as far a8 ponstble to request refusa! by each ent to its own nationals of ities for correspondence with Bolshevist Kussia by post, telegraph or_wireless.” The note sent to Germany contains the following final paragraph: “The British and French warships in the Gui¢ of Finland shall continue to change the route of ships bound for ports of Bolshevist Russia.” LEAGUE PETITION — READY BY MONDAY Million Signers to Ask U. S, Senate to Ratify Peace Treaty— 15,000 Women Listed. The Women's Non-Partisan Com- mittee in charge of the Nation-wide campaign to urge the United States Senate to conclude peace by ratifica- tion of the peace treaty reports it has received thousands of letters of con- gratulation. Sampel Gompers, George W. Wickersham, Jacob Schiff and Paul D, Cravath are among those who have sent in their names, Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, Chairman of the Executive Committee, expects to have the petition, which will contain 1,000,000 names, ready by next Mon- . ‘The Executive Committee, be- programme of | 1,000,000 Women for The League | We, the undersigned women, urge | NAMP. To Demand Peace Ratification Women’s Non-Partisan Committee Petition Treaty of Peace and the Covenant of the League of Nations. | THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, VUTOBER 30, 1919, of America Boys Say Misses Were Silly, While Principal Declares Conduct ir “Scandalous.” i CHICAGO, Oct. 30.—The giris of t of Nations Lakeview High School must cc thelr knees with their etoc cording to the edic eS ee) 854— White China Honey Pot $3.50 ODD It is @ paradox that the Fifth Avenue shop foremost with the newest gifts and ingenu- ities is 70 years old. It is no Se the immediate ratification of the j their down | which pre pupils of ADDUES# =a, This Petition, Signed by You, | Is Needed to Help Make the Plea Stronger. me eee | Sentiment of the women of the Country in favor of the ratification | of the peace treaty and the cov- enant of the League of Nations is to | be Brought to bear on the Senate in Washington, through a Women's Non-Partisan Committee, ized for that purpose and with headquar- ‘se at No. 130 West 42 it is the alm of the campaign to | send to the Senate an appeal from | 1,000,000 women. Already resuile have been most gratifying from the circulation of petitions by the com mittee. In order to tensify the work. The Eve Prints the petition, readers may sign, paper, and forward to the committee. | The work in this city ts in charge | of a committee of 100 representative women, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt | is Honorary Chairman, Miss Virginia Giidersieeve, Dean of Barnard Col- lege, is Vice Chairman, and Mrs. J Torden Harriman je Chairman of the Blair and Miss Ruth Morgan Yesterday a parade, | James Lees Laidlaw, Othelia Beals of Seat Stirling conducted str booths were establis! department stor women have signed t York. Twelve movement the commit! meeting wit ates have started the reports coming from | of these state It 1s ‘eat success, | One cloth— One rubbing A clean, dry, lasting lustre. Nosecond operation. Time saved! Energy saved! Lyknu actually re- moves dirt—does not cover it up. Use Little! 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H ADWAY | 15 West 42nd St. | M. i Near ith Ave, |idea of uniform dress f ters of millionaires and p decidedly beyond the good taste, “Their bare knees were silly,” sald | M the boys in tho school, whose own! knees were bound up securely in mili- tary puttees: “It was scandalous,” said the Prin- cipal. “The giris in’ this schoo) dis- | f |approve of fancy dress. ‘They forbid | I the use of rouge and they ostracize girl who tries to ‘vamp.’ Rare Knees astonished and soandalized the | — - The six have promised to be gunpay WORLD “WAN Jess unique that the shop with the highest level of taste ‘should be the store with the loweat level of prices. OVINGTON'S “The Gift Shop of Sth Ave.” 314Fifth Av,, near32dSt. ~, Se NN et mt et an et Executive Committee. It ts impor- tant that the petitions be signed promptly Send the signed clippings to the Women's Non-Partisan Committee for the Lengue of Nations, No. 130 Wert 494 Street, 224 floor. : ees woRK WONDERS. James McCreery & Co. 34th Street Friday—Last Day ANNIVERSARY SALES. Celebrating in Every Department 62 Years of Growth in Merchandising 5th Avenue 150 Boys’ Norfolk Suits With Two Pairs of Knickerbocker Trousers 15.50 regularly 20.00 We have just 150 of these Suits. They will be offered until sold at this remarkably low price. They are splendidly tailored in smart, boyish styles of de- pendable materials—neat medium and dark mixtures. Coats are lined with Alpaca; Knickers are lined through- out. Two pairs of knickers accompany each suit. Sizes 8 to 17 years. 100 Boys’ Corduroy Norfolk Suits With Two Pairs of Knickerbocker Trousers 9.75 regularly 12.75 Just 100 of these Suits will go on sale Friday, so early shopping is advised. They are made of fine quality Crompton Corduroy—the best obtainable. Two pairs of knickerbocker trousers accompany each suit. Sizes 7 to 17 years. 90 Boys’ Raincoats With Hats to Match 6.75 regularly 8.75 We have just 90 Tan Rubberized Raincoats for boys, sizes 6 to 16 years, with hats to match, which we offer as our final contribution to our Anniversary Sales from the Boys’ Department. All are made of guaran- teed waterproof material in smart style. Boys’ Blouses 85c regularly 1.45 25 dozen Boys’ Blouses with and without collars, made of Percale, Madras and Japanese Crepe. Sizes 7 to 15 years, Boys’ Golf Caps * 65c * regularly 1.25 15 dozen Boys’ Golf Caps in neat light, medium and dark mixtures. Sizes 654 to 714. NO C. O. D.’S NO APPROVALS NO RETURNS dames McCreery & Co. Second Floor ANNIVERSARY SALES Celebrating in Every Department 62 Years of Growth in Merchandising Friday Last Day of this Sale of Men’s and > Young Men’s Suits $20.75 Regularly $50 and $55 Sth Avenue 35th Street We have done a mighty fine business on these 39.75 Suits for two mighty good reasons. First, be- cause every man that buys one puts away a saving of at least 10.25. And_ second, because the stuff they’re made of is the stuff that goes into 50.00 and 55.00 clothes. And to-morrow is Friday, the Last Day. Your final opportunity to get a real Suit and still come out ahead of the H. C. of L. Friday Only 500 Pairs McCREERY’S | All Leather | SHOES __ For Men $8.75 Regularly 12.50 These are Tan Russian Bals—Built to sell at 12.50—But there are only 500 pairs. Use the 5th Ave. Arcade