The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 5

Sees sa! a eS ee See ee oe 3) a arte npg ~ FRANCE 1 CHEF SUFFERER FROM “DELAY ON TREATY oepctapnaee Paris Press Reproaches Sena- tors for Punishing Wilson “at Ally’s Expense, PARIS, Nov. 13.—France is described ag the chief sufferer from the failure of the United States so far to ratity the Germany peace treaty. in an edi- torlal by Alfred Capus, editor in ctilet of the Figaro, published last night fm the combined journal of the Paris newspapers—Le Presse do Pafis. , ‘The editorial, which ts healed “To the Anierican Senate,” asserts that France is directly interested in hav- img the treaty ratified and put into effect immediately after the election, so that France may be enabled to bay raw materials at better prices than at present, It says that the Americans seem to take no account of this and to view the treaty as a thing to be dealt with purely on terms of American policy, “without concerning themsecives with the seri- ous manner in which delays over the treaty jeopardize our interests.” “But do they not know,” the editorial continues, “what concessions we our- @elves have been obliged to make and ‘under what pressure, under what int fluence, avowed and visible, we made them? Was it not the authority. of President Wilson that led us? Was he not their representative, their plenipotentiary? “To-day, for motives purely mate- ftal, thoy disavow this high agent and, to reach him who spoke in their mame, they are going to punish us for our compliance, for we are the @rst victims of this disagreement— ‘we who await coal, leather, wheat @nd cotton; we w' are buying at the fate of nine francs for the dollar. “Is it not the turn of our friends of the United States to forget their preferences, or to sacrifice them to the common cause? This sacrifice is mecessary to our economic rehabili- tation, which concerns American in- terests as weil as ours.” pitathcrt ia? henner CLEMENCEAU AIDE FIRED ON. Assansinate M ak : BORDEAUX, Nov. 1%—An attempt ‘was made early to-day to assassinate Georges Mandel, Premier Ciemenceau's Shlet coaniteatial ronteee eee a ai|| Sixth Avenue eptisate on the Nationalist ticket for Corner 19th Street Department of Gironde. As M. Mandel was entering bis auto- mobile ‘at the conclusion of a public Fifth Ave. meeting his car was surrounded, and he and his friends were assaulted with canes and sticks. A revolver sifot was fired at M. Mandel, shattering the door of the automobile. “Mandel escaped un- 1 Seer eee med SINN FEINERS SENTENCED, DUBLIN, ‘Nov. 12.—Members of Dail Efreann, the Sinn Fein “parliament,” arrested in Tuesday's raids, have been sentenced to three months in jail each. Those arrested included four of the; most prominent) members of Dail Hireann—Sean O'Mahoney, , Frank Lawless, Sean Hayes and Patrick O'Sheehan, secretary to President De Valera, of the “Irish Republic.” Barl Brassey Dies From Cab Crash Injury. LONDON, Nov. 12.—Earl Brassey, who was knocked down by a cab a few @ays ago, died here to-day from his injéries. Barl Brassey (rhomas Alinutt Bras- sey) was created Earl in 1911. He re- tired from the West Kent Yeomanry, in which he was Lieutenant Colonel, in May, 1914, | Earl Brassey held posts, in | Government departments for a number | of years, having been editor of the Payal Annual since 1900. «He was born | N March 7, 186: Fifth Avenue New York are very moderate, Reg. Trade Mark Beautiful Scarfs For Evening Wear : wi ‘ ‘ : | | | Friday and Saturday—55.00 to 59.50 grades in The importance of the scarf as an accessory $ to evening dress has been carefully consid- W ’ W Mii ered in assembling this unusual collection. 1 00 OMEN ) INTER COATS ‘ | The great variety provides the fullest scope " } for individual taste. 48.00 Lace Scarfs—Alencon, Limerick, Carrick- 1 ma-Cross, Spanish and novelty hand-run By ; effects. i Novelty Scarfs—Beaded, Spangled and ( A new grouping which brings 100 Winter f Embroidered Scarfs in a large variety of i) ; . t dainty styles in ardition to the mest ela Coats to the exceedingly moderate price orate designs. 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TRB EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBES 13, 1919, g v| Hekets In frant of the Meyers pint at ~/LLOYD GEORGE: ANNOUNCES, “eet? «Rtg Tf" POLICE SANCTION PICKETING | £-0"5,4"Stnieonen raat he Wash s| tever plant was récently ‘moved from CONFERENCE ON RUSSIA ps i ad Four in Front of dander Clty She | Manhattan to Jersey City because of Un ia| Vader Supervision. inbor difficu!* ew | The four pickets worked ander the supervision of a policeman tnatructed to prevent them from using threats of violence, None of the workers was A eeommittee of strikers from th Says Affairs in That Country Must , f nillinery faetory of Meyer Brot Be Settlei—No Compromise, City, who are asking for a fix * our je i t by the ar- Was Asserts. | This countrys attitude is the hourly, Wage system and all-year con | urned away from the plant ashington ” a A a Bg I tracts instead of payment by plec | uments of the strikqrs, Thirteen pic: LONDON, Nov. 13.—Premter Mord H Livitigud nations of the wets {2 | work, has’ obtained permission tron | ete yeatemfay were eacorted td @ Hud- George declared tn the House of Com- | decture the @olsheviki outlaws Chief of Police Battersby to plade four son tube train for New York mons to-day that no person at any| UUme, on his behalf or with his know! | baw edge, had interviewed Bolshevik repre- sentatives in orde, to ‘earn whether negotiations for peace might be opened and upon whet terme. 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