The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 7

eve ‘ ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee TEREST SN aS ETN TES eS 24s 42n S*e Se ses ewes eres SOC e Sore ee See ee ~Tee — Se) 4 7 } : SENATE BILL WOULD GIVE 20-YEAR TERMS TO REDS Department of Justice Drafts Dras- tic Measure to Curb Dangerous Plotters. ‘WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Drastic Measures for the suppression of “Reds” in the United States were submitted to the Senate to-day by the Department of Justice in a bill introduced by Sen- ator Nelson, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. those whosadvocate, oppose, prevent, Binder, delay or seek to do any of these things against the free perform- ‘ance of the Government or one of Its | | officers.” The writing, printing, cireu lating of any sign, word, speech or pic- ture of any seditious nature or which tends to incite sedition is punishable by @ fino of $10,000 or twenty years im- mment or both, Under the section which deals with aliens convicted matter and advocating Bolsheviem the Department of Labor Is given authority to deport all such aliens who are there- after barred from the United States. Naturalized persons convicted under the act will be subject to denaturaliza- tion and deportation. lure of Government departments to rid the country of foreign agitators who have been advocating anarchy and the overthrow of the Government will be investigated by the House Immigra- tion Committee during the next ten QUICK TRIAL FOR HUNDREDS HELD AS REDS IN WEST Fifteen More Accused in Centralia Murders as Fugitive 1. W. W. Is Captured. CENTRALIA, Wash., Nov. 19.—The series of disorders that began here Ar- “mistice Day when alloged I. W. W. fired on a parade of former service men, Killing four, passed into its seo- ond phase to-day when steps toward speedy prosecution of those under ar- * rest were taken, In Tacoma County, State and Fed- eral prosecutors discussed plans for bringing to trial immediately nearly 500 men, mostly I. W. W., held in the State of Washington accused of syn- @icalism. At Chehalis, charges of complicity in the killings here were fled against fourteen men and one woman, supplementing like charges inst a dozen others at Centra- 3 ago. Evory member of the Lewis County Bar Association has pledged himself not to defend any of those accused. Bert Bland, alleged to be one of the LW. 3V. who shot down the march- ers, atid to capture whom posses have made their reatest efforts, was taken without resistance near Independence. —_— MODERN MAID, Black Kid, Lace; Black Kid, Cloth Top; Chocolate Kid, Lace. If You Like to Ride on Asphalt ‘ou will like to .wear the r. A. Reed Cushion Shoes because they give you in your walk the same smooth, - comfortable feeling. You ean liken ordinary shoes te riding on cobbles—you get exactly the same shaking up, every shock and jar pene- trating your entire system. The Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes are without doubt the easiest and most comfortable shoes in the world, They make walking a delight. Dil Reed CUSHION SHOES. For Women Made by JOHN EBBERTS SHOE CO. SOLD ONLY AT 1372 Broadway, at 37th Street 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bldg. Send for E iiiwatentod: frroxtet, | Assorted farors and pepe permint, “chocolate, wine ‘argreen. and cinnamon, CWE OF 300 NECCO SWEETS pel a Oped oy fe) of spreading seditious | v the red flag act adopted by the West| Government, Virginia Legislature to apprehend One youth when arraigned pre- radical agitators in Marion County |*¢Mted his honorable discharge Crom who #0 conduct themselves as to re- TO INVOKE RED FLAG ACT OF STATE IN WEST VIRGINIA | {ted a scar which he has carried ‘ , |main without the pale of Federal New Move to Bring to Justice Radi- Legit he legislation, it was announced to-day. cal Agitators in Warren Inspector O'Brien continued his « unty. * But another testified: “Yes, 1am an Rey hedrings to-day. Several of thore! anarchist. I believe in the killing of FAIRMONT, W, Va., Nov. 19.—Fed-| hela openly confessed their radical public officials and the forcible de- eral and county officials will invoke] views and advocated overthrow of the| struction of Governments.” claimed any intent to support radi- calism. The phonograph with the “master -made-horn” ACH letter of “Ru-stella” symbolizes some attribute of this EK new and wonderful Pe “R” for resonance, “U” for universality, “S” for strength, “T” for thoro' ess, “E” for e: iveness and now “L” for latitude. The c- ; tive sound box of the “Ru-stella” phonograph makes it possible to : reproduce the full beauty of the lowest-tones of the bass-violin as well as the highest notes of the flute without producing that dis- agreeable sound known as “blasting.” The “range” of the “Ru- stella” is limited only by that of the human voice and the many musical instruments. Compare “Ru-stella” and other phonographs for latitude! Model C. Illustrated, $129.00 is one of the most beautiful of all the ‘“‘Ru-stella” mod- els. The simple lines of the body and the graceful curve of the Queen Anne legs make a cabinet t! at will be in harmony with the most artistic surroundings. It has . the distinctive ‘‘master-made-horn.” ‘Red Star’ motor and “Ru-stella” sound box. “Model C” is much larger than any of the other leading Phonographs selling at ariything like the same price. It is 47) inches high, 1934 inches wide and 20}4 inches deep. Included in the price are seven record albums, each having a capacity of 12 double-faced records. But more important is the quality of the tone and the beauty and_ strength of the cabinet. Both of which were attained by painstaking care on the part of the men who planned the “Ru-stella” as well as those who executed it. While on the subject of the Tabor that went into making the “RuStejla” : watch for our next talk on the “‘Ru-stella.” Other models at $43.50, $89.50, $159.00, $184.00 While other leading phonographs have advanced in price, ‘‘Ru-stella’’ has not advanced. GMT —rourth Floor, 34th Street, Rear, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1919. the United States Army and exhib- ¥ since the battle of Cantigny, He dis- | Vo NEW YORK + q HERALD li Macy A sale of 200 . heavy double plush new motor robes $9.74 Below to-day’s wholesale cost! Here are rich, heavy robes, both sides of which are of the same quality of plush; robes which if purchased at to-day’s regular wholesale price would sell at about $20.00, And they are here at $9.74! But they won’t be here long! Colors: Beaver, green, brown and blue Sizes 54x72 inches (Some 60 x72 inches) © Rage —Fittn ror, 81th street, Front HMewy vo | HERALD SQUARE . «Free, NEW YORK pas 5 Oe aN Bedway, Mth to 35th St indable Merchandise at#Prices Lower Than ny Other Store, but for Cash Only We Sell Satin Marseilles bedspreads Special for Thursday only 300 full size, $3.59 350 full size, $4.69 aiere trifle, only accordion +f laide of Slight weave imperfec- 5 tions enabled us to buy these from the manu- facturer at a reduced price. The imperfections, -how- ever, are hardly percept- ible and afford a remark- able saving. a crisp, white waist. Velveteen skirts ttons. black and gray. ides aud trimmed with buttons. BS: black an Mail orders will be filled until the quantity is exhausted, orange. colored plaid, having wide de | of extraordinary | . We have the skirt’ you want, and the price will delight you. It is a $6.94. Attractive box plaited, tailored and laited skirts in various ight and dark colors, ust the thing for a dark coat and of distinction, ttily trimmed with braid and Colors are navy, brown, A—Velveteen skirt, softly shirred at the waists and having novelty pockets, Itis slit on the si art plaid skirts in colors of dark xreen, C-Delightful accordion plaited ski Economy in pretty housedresses $1.79 Attractive in line and dependable in quality, these models are neatly made and becomingly finished. Illustrated (A) js a style in per- cale, patterned in fine stripes and dots. A patch pocket gives trigness to the waist. . The model shown (B) in two-tone printed percale has a plain chambray finishing to the collar and eh False pockets trim the skirt. At the same price we have models of striped or plain gingham, equally attractive in style. Sizes 86 to 44, j 425% —rhira Voor, Centre A sale-ot 88 skirts women’s $6.94, dark pelt = KOE — Third Floor, Centre, French metallic brocade ribbons value of great richness . $7.89'a yard Similar ribbons priced elsewhere $15.00 Several mouths ago we made a contract with @ French manu- , fectarer of high-class ribbons to send usw large shipment of these exchange raty fone price, $7.89. bons. Because of the special concessions made, that has since developed, we {fer these exquisite things at this never-belore. hese ribbons come 1134 inches wide and are of rich satin, heavily embroidered with metallic thread in gold or silver. "The mong ity thrills you. y with a large full-blown rose and half. raceful leaves—hardly brooks of a Colors are nace blue and silver, or navy blue and gold, blac and silver, or black and gold Our regular brocaded ribbons that have previously been mark $16.49 have been also marked dawn to yobs Be SETS —Ribbon Dept., Main Floor, Centre, | Romper days For babies 1,2 and 3 years old $1.94 to $4.69 Gingham rompers, $1.94 and | Durable colors with white dimit $2.59 collars and cult picot edged. Macy in peactionl. cates, “with ‘eather stitching in colors; $3.89. white collars and cuffs. Smocked | Fine quality poplin and daintily and embroidered, embroidered and smocked. White collars and cuffs, with ruffles Poplin picot edged; $4.69. White rompers with collars and cuffs of pink or blue. Made in | Imported dimity, $3.24 the convenient’ button between thelegrstyle, Smocked in colors; These rompers were made se. 1.24, pecially for us and of imported goods. White cuffs and collars icoted in contrasting colors, mbroidered and smocked. In pink, blue and corn color. MEWS —Third Floor, 85th Street, Rear Other styles smocked in front and embroidered on collar and cuffs; 24. — ——— : = 119 women’s ° high-grade suits | $34.75 (Taken from our” regular stock and orlginaily priced from $48.75 to $59.75) silvertone, velour, mannish checks and stripes, Bawe—Third Flees, B4th Giseet, Meee Store Hours, 9 to 5,30 Smart modela—all the season's latest lines—and smart fabrica— | Oxford, men’s wear serge, two-toned English worsteds, tweeds, A sale of | men’s silk cravats Thousands of them ° for hundreds of men! at 89c | Smart cravats of Jacquard, in scroll and figuréd designs and plain weaves: made up in folded that your shapes are | hairline and double noteworthy for plakiss, on soft om . tye eal u ; harmonious their durability | contrasting color schemes and variety aplenty! | and then more color! How many for you? PGE ——Moim Floor, 2510 stevet, inten, Seer eres sel || Continuing the sate of Thanksgiving silverware - Prices are half of those / usually asked tor plated This The pree DOL! Because of its unusually heavy construction, it is rich in effect, plate, piece Inspection, anc perfect Bowe M00 Ploce, Broadway, at $1.29 Rich spots of color to relieve the drab tones of ustrous satins in ‘scroll effects, twills, moires and .taffes tas in neat figures; siigle attire! ware of this quality, pattern, THE RAN, PH, has an appeal tor all, long, unbroken lines and the graceful shapes give it digs ified simplicity, h ples sito ai ie well-known - he sito states that aa ba critical, ex that it wil jon to wilt for one devoted to of separate ee will win lasting ion, ‘: ¢ part Arpt “