The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 19

\ iz H | 1 art — Says Envoys to Peace Confer- ence Were Unprepared for Their Task. TOKIO, Nov. 3 (Associated Press). — During the recent consideration of the German peace treaty by the Priv) Council some of the members criti- ctsed the Government and the Japa- nese delegates to the Paris Conl @nce, charging that there had been insufficient preparation for the task the Japanese representatives had be- fore them at the conference, and tha’ or dispiayed enough initiative in that body, the Asahi says it is reported from a source believed to be well in formed. Inferentially, according to this ac- blamed for count, the delegates we accepting without protest the waiver indemnity by Japan for the main- tenance of prisoners of war. pointed out that Japan, unlike her allies, had no prisoners of war in Germany to counterbalance the large expense to which she was put in car- ing for enemy prisoners in Japan. ne of the members of the coun- il are credited by the nowspapers! Dyer as alternate, Because of the fact that so many | yesterday with advising that the action of the United States on the treaty be ~TUALUNGIS Pees OVER FREE BOARD TOBE CONTROLLED U.S. Would Take Over Entire | helium content in quantities which Country’s Operating Plants | it WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—The See-|able quantites, will be in charge of retaries of War and the Navy have|the laboratory. In making this an- created a joint army and navy board to co-ordinate tha helium gas activ-|helium gas as q military asset can itles and requirements of the different |hardly be exaggerated. Its use in aire Government bureaus, Tho work of this board includes ful! control over the operation of the| moval of the fire hazard from air- oresent and they bad not been sufficiently active| Owned helium production plants, dis-|cTessed feld of activity, military and rosition of helium products, the con- | craft,” tuct or supervision of the conduct cf | turther experiments undertaken with 4 view he produc of further sources of helium as may be deemed it. is | expedient. . Col. C. De F, Chandler, Chief of the t “alioon and Airship Division of the|®. Stack, forty, of No. 342 Sumpter ‘E EVENT: and Dr. F. C. Cottrell, Assistant Di- rector of the Bureau of Mines, was uamed, with Dr. R. B, Moore, Chisi Chemist, as alternate. The board will endeavor to locate all possible sources of helium gas | It is expected that a year and a 9) half will be required to thoroughly analyze all gases suspected of having make it adviseable to try to isolate The present laboratory at Fort Worth, Tex., will be enlarged to handle tests of all gas samples sub- mitted. Dr, Seibel, one of the first scientists to discover helium in work. and Testing Laboratories. nouncement, the Air Service said: “The value of non-inflammable ships for commercial purposes will provide a safe, reliable and speedy means of transportation. The re- ships means a_ tremendously in- future Governmen: commercial, for lighter-than-air ——— FIRST “BONE DRY” DRUNK. increasing the elficiency of —— plants and the control | fireokiym Mam Can Make Gallon of ps for conserving such Intoxicants for 30 Cents. A man who gave his name as Edward is Chairman of the board, | Street, Brooklyn, has the distinction of being the first man to be arraigned for drunkenness in the Gates Avenue Court since the bone dry measure went into effect. He was before Magistrate Dale P. Ploiss as alternate A. K, Atkins of tho navy member, with Commander H, T. awaited b Japan approved it but the cc as a whole was saic to hold the belief that the rejection of the ng amendment by the United § Senate removed any of the con’ ion by Japan. “It was urged by the Government, @nd the council agreed unreserved- ly,” says the newspaper's reports, | satisfed “that the treaty be approved without waiting for America, the thought be- | ing thus to demonstrate the sincerity of Japan of England, France and Italy.” inondent le Somebody Will Be Happy for Breakfast! “If you always eat a breakfast like that, you'll live to be a hundred years old,” said the waiter to a rich man who was eating Virginia Sweet Pancakes, and he tipped him with a $2 bill. “They all loves’um,” said the waiter \jn telling the story to the cook. 'No home-made pancake batter is as good or as con- venient to use when time counts most. Easiest to prepare; simply add milk and water—no “lumps — no overnight set- ting—to make delicious golden brown pancakes, waffles or muffins. THE FISHBACK COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS report of the special comm the council, he Dy Kiyoura, dwelt part y view that the ratific objections to the immediate adoption |peror being tantamount to imperial! the Magistrate. that the League wo! ter the future of Japan, The report pointed out that th d to follow the example] provisions of the League covenant permitted the withdrawal of Japan that the | under stated conditions. Stack was found, according to Pollce- eo of|man James MeGovern of the Ralph Viscount| Avenue Station, helpless at Rockaway rly upon the |Avenue and Sumpter Street. by the Em-| “Tell us where you got it?’ asked ‘ations, the upon the ethod and want to re Stack. critics who had feared in evidence ‘and then hopelessly fet- ‘ but according to Stack he ea gallon of intoxicant for 30, whoreas the “follow on the harged 30 cents for two fing BRAND SELF RAISING DAN(AKE FOUR Directions and recipes with every generous package. Most popular with all the family in the best of homes. The best tasting energy food — economical — appetizing! Say—“VIRGINIA SWEET” to your grocer, instead of “pancake flour.”, KANSAS CITY yi 2 Stere Open All Day Tuesday Men and Women Shop Together Do are priced at about to-day’s wholesale cost. and purse. Men’s¢Y oung Men’s Suits and Overcoats . . Not a cheap garment by any means, but a finely tailored Coat or Suit, made of exceptional ma- terials into models that one on); expects in suits costing muel more, every need and every taste. Two Trouser, Suits, Wool Mackinaws, Junior Overcoats, School Overcoats, 4 $12.90 $10.90 $6.90 $12.90 a Sizes 7 to 17 Sizes 6 to 18 Sizes 8 to 8 Sizes 10 to 18 i Fancy Mixtures. Both Fancy Plaids and Warm and serviceable, Heavy Overcoatings, ,. pairs trousers lined. Overplaids. button to neck. plaid lined. 4 Juvenile Corduroy Suits, $5.90 Boys’ Suits, $7.90 Corduroy Suits, $8.50 : Sizes 3 to 8 Sizes,7 to 16 Sizes 7 to 16 a Brown, Gray, Tan or Blue. Fancy Mixtures, Norfolk Model. Durable Brown only. « All Goods on Sale on the Subway Balcony Men’s Tweed Hats Sale $1.95 Ray The quantity of Tweed Hats % we sell tells us we must be offer- ae the best Tweed values in own. The special lot in this sale is thoroughly superior and comprises an interesting assortment of pat- terns. Every.one wears a Tweed these days because every one recog- nizes its usefulness. en's and Boys’ Caps, $1.00 Made from ends of fine woolens —new one-piece top. men's Gray Union Suits, $2.15 Natural color, gray, mixed Merino, made of unusually soft texture, fine ribbed, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length; they have slight imperfections. Women’s Fine Ribbed Combed Cotton Union Suits Well fitting, in high neck, long sleeves, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and low neck, no sleeves; regular sizes $1.35; extra sizes $1.55; slightly imperfect. GIMBELS—Subway Stores, Balcony, $1.95 ManchurianFur Scarf, $17.50 Pi s Large silk lined shaped Scarts with head and tail, richly finished. A typical ottering this great November Sale of Furs. GIMBELS—Subway Stores, Balcony Lower Floor For Other Gimbel News See Page MEN! Tomorrow, Buy Winter Suits & Overcoats Downstairs at Prices Unusually Low Select from the Largest Stocks Ever Never before in our Downstairs Store ages have we been so well prepared for this wonderful Election Day Event. Suits an Due entirely to Gimbel buying foresight. This is a sale for every man, with fabrics, styles and colorings enough to fit every man’s taste Men’s«Y oung Men’s Suits and Overcoats Unusual styles, unusual fabrics and colorings at this most un- usual price. They represent value far beyond the price we ask for them, you will agree with us. tage of Boys’ Clothes—in an Unlimited Assortment—Underpriced And the boys have not been forgotten—styles and styles galore, to meet every demand, id te Engli: extra broad toe Jast, in tan or mahog- any cal! Calf and leathers for winter wear. All have Goodyear Welted Soles. There are all sizes in the lot. Blark Keretol Bags, $3.95, | Keretol Brief Cases, $1.95, sewed corners, covered frame, | and $2.50, short stra) ” Extra Salespeople wat lining, good lock | handle, one pocket, ; No Refunds — No Returns See Tite rams Pendle. | Bes pockets Jom: Ane aa GIMBELS—Subway Stores, Balcony ‘GIMBELS—Subway Stores, Balcony ra ol pee An Eleetion Day Special Children’s Coats $7.50 With the coming of the cold weather these coats as- sume addea popularity. They are snugly made of melton cloth, zibeline, cor- duroy or mixtures. In the wanted belted models. Equipped with flap or slash pockets, Warmly interlined. Trimme?with eelf or fur col lars. Sizer to 6 years, Stores, =e Store Open’ All VS day Tuskdey 20 33rd Street overcoats for men and boys that Men’s«Y oung Men’s Suits and Overcoats Easily the equals of suits and overcoats selling around town for much more. Fincly tailored along wanted lines of worth-while ma- terials. This is a most excep- earner oe advan- it. Men’s Shoes Men’s Flannel Pajantas $6.15 Pr. $2.20 pr. all we could get, seconds—that is reduction. Made by a Grade maker, but their imperfections are so ra that they are hardly aisc rnible. , fatg various styleg some’ bave alk. toope, there have lege buttons; all cut f Aas pos gen ; a SU eaeaan pibewree ‘unten? adem to. GIMBELS—Sabway Stores, Balcony Only 300 sui In all eighteen different models, from the extremely narrow last to the medium, broad and f, Black Vici Kid, Gunmetal the heavier grades of stout shoes Black Keretol Bags, $1.95 Cloth lined, riveted frame, lock and catches, good handle, 14-16-18 inches. Millinery of Charm $2.00 Tailored Hats for Immediate Wear Hundreds of charming hats in scores of wanted shapes and shades, . Night Gowns $1.00 Of pink and white nain- sook; slip-over models. Many dainty styles to select from; square and round neck effect. Others $1.25 to $3.00. ee oe a Hats for Fall and Winter Envelope Chemises, $1 fod fea all lan aA tor PTR Good quality nainsook, trim- all uses. med with laces or embroidery; ribbon and lace shoulder strape usually Others $1.50 to $3.00. Pig this high pr Ss GIMBEL —Subway Stores, Baleuny GIMBELS—Subway Stores, Lower Floor Ry i 21.95 All Sizes, 14 to 20, 36 to 46. Extra Sizes Up to 53. Hundreds of the desirable wanted shorter coats so popoler now. The majority of these coats are made of the Desirable Pile Fabrics. Practically every coat fabric in fashion toaay and the entire range of the fashionable colors, None Sent C, O. D. No Alterations. On Sale Downstairs Only.