The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1919, Page 5

. ‘America Still One of the Asso-| ciated Powers, Although Treaty Was Not Ratified. PARIS, Nov. 24—The withdrawal ot the American troops from Coblenz, im occupied Germany, is not ¢on- sidered in American peace conference eirélea as necessary in consequence of the failure of the United States fenate to ratify the German Peace | ‘Treaty. It is contended that the United States is still one of the Allied and Associated Powers, and that the postponement of fina) action on the } treaty does not change its relation to { Germany. ‘The sudden departure of the com- [4 mission headed by Herr von Simson, } delegated by the German Government te sign for Germany the protocol guaranteeing enforcement of the peace treaty and to exchange ratifi- | cations of the document, is regarded \\im American peace delegation circles - having close connection with the } failure to ratify the treaty. } The American opinion does not | agree with the majority of French eriticlsms that the Germans are using the failure of the Senate to |matify the treaty as a pretext for 4 os fulfilment of the peace terms. It is suggested that the Ger- mana are hesitating because they are eonfronted with a situation in which jthe absence of American members (from the commissions charged with supervision of execution of the treaty Geprives them of what they are sup- Posed to consider as a counterpoise ) to the points of view of their former Buropean enemies. ‘The Supreme Council to-day de- | welded to send the German delegation \ here a note in reply to the one in- | forming the Council of the departure for Berlin of the plenipotentiaries. } ‘The Supreme Council's note to the German delegation is understood to be a ort of summons to the Germans to make known whether they want to sign the protocol and make the treaty effective or not. It is not understood te be couched as an ultimatum. pete Aga OHIO LEGISLATOR GUILTY. (ative Frank Be lehanty ‘ot ‘Cleveland to- May pleaded guilty in the Franklin County Criminal Court to charges of al- bribery during last winter's Leg- ve gession in connection with the passage of the Chiropractors’ Bah ‘The Boure ‘suspended sentence, resigned from the Legisia- Influenza Warning i influenza epidemic cost the world six mil- lion lives—more than were killed in the war. Don’t take a chance, When you feel the first symptom get into bed quick- ly and have some one place a hot water bottle at your feet; then drink hot lemon- ade, put double the amount of covers over you and send for the doctor. Stay in bed until he comes, Be sure now that you have a good water bottle, Go to your druggist and get the dependable Whitall Tatum Maroon “Special” Water Bottle $2.50 for two-quart size Famous for supporting @ 227 nd man without leak or burst. Bestsatesd two years; lasts much longer. Extra quality, doubly reinforced; unlosable stopper chained on. A water bottle often prevents serious illness; quickly relieves | aches pains, cold feet, etc, Ask your drug- gist for the Whit- order one—or no- tify us and we will supply. Don’t ac- cept. an_ inferior bottle. | @tBer the Associated Powers or to ff ' THE EVENING WORLD, rae oe La NOVEMBER 24, Se ER ee an Se ty SB STORE CLOSES AT 5.30 P. — Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at Thirty-Fifth Street Established 1879 THANKSGIVING WEEK SPECIALS | Girls’ & Misses’ Pretty Negligees & Robes PRACTICAL Christmas Gifts that will please mothers as well. The opportunity to secure them at these prices is limited to Tuesday only. ‘CHILDREN’S EIDERDOWN ROBES As pretty a little robe as any one could wish to see. of soft eiderdown with pretty satin bound collar and cuffs. pel of bg faba to match. Pink, Light Blue, Rose or Sopen. ay sien Sizes 4-6. Special 9 Sizes 8-10. Special 3.95 Sizes 12-14-16. Special 5.00 GIRLS’ SILK LiNED CORDURGY NEGLIGEES Ready to heighten the joys of midnight feasts —or pillow fights—according to one's dignity, this beautiful little wide wale corduroy renin is softly lined in silk. Frogs and belt of cording. Bands and buttons of satin heighten its charm. Soft rose, cherry, Light wat 12.50 Sizes 12-14-16 years. Special, 12 SECOND FLOOR 500 Children’s Tan Lace Shoes Special Tuesday 5.85 "57" The Lota who is beginning to despair of anything else but dis- tressing frequency in paying youngsters’ shoe bills will find in these shoes a refreshing surprise. Even on sturdy boys and girls of veg and tumble habits, these shoes frequently oullast the size of the foot. Gnd tool at them shcws the reason. Inside and cut, this lace style is built with a minute care and nicety of workmanship. One trial proves it. Popular shoe of appropriate sturdiness to wear with wool hose. Laced style, extra weight soles. Reinforced toe. Sizes 11-2, 5.85 THIRD FLOOR : a You Never Pay More At Best's 3 ELI This Store Closes at 5 P. M. James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street TUESDAY A Sale of 500 Automobile Robes Of finer quality MOHAIR PLUSH $9.50) regularly priced $20.00 Five hundred of these finer rugs will last but a short time at such an unusually low price—$9.50. In fact, we are selling them a great deal below the present wholesale cost. Each Robe is Mohair Plush on both sides—which means their life, durability and comfort qualities are just doubled. Represented are the following colors— Brown Blue Red Gray Black Sizes 54x72 inches and 54x84 inches. . Each Robe, $9.50 (Second Floor) James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON TUESDAY 34th Street Hand-cratt Exquisite Specimens of the Gentile Art of Needlework Hand-made Linen Handkerchiefs © Women’s Sheer Irish Linen Hand- kerchiefs with narrow hems. 3.00 and 3.75 doz. Women’s Sheer Irish Linen Hand- kerchiefs, hemstitched tape borders. 0 and 4.85 doz’ Men's soft finished Linen Hand- kerchiefs, old fashioned tape; large size, 85c, 1/25 and 1.50 each Men's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs with 14 inch hem; yg eae size. 00 and 9.00 doz. Men's Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with Lael borders, 00, 12.00 to 18.00 doz. Yeoh Lites Handkerchiefs, 38c to 50c each Arranged for Christmas Shoppers At Appealing Prices Hand-made Filet Laces Filet laces for every Christmas purpose, A special purchase for this occa- sion enables us to offer some beau- tiful patterns at uncommonly low prices: 84 inch Edging, y' 48c regularly 75 134 inch Edging and Insertion, regularly 1.25, yard 2 to 214 inch Edging and Inse tla regularly 1.75, yard 48 23¢ inch Edging and tte regularly 2.25, yard By Wider widths, ..yard 2.25 to 4.95 Picot Edging.......... ane 28c Iand-made “Baby Things’’ Some of the finest pieces of hand- work will be found in our wide as- sortment of things for the Baby: A few are here mentioned: Infants’ Dresses. . Infants’ Petticoats. . .1 Madeira Pillow Slips, 1.50 to Hand-knitted Sacques, 2.50 to Hand-knitted Afghans, ‘3.95 to 15.00 Hand-knitted Bootees, 1.00 to 2.50 Embroidered Japanese Seeques, 2.95 to 4.50 Embroidered ee aed 95 to 5.75 (Main Floor) Choice Handwork From Japan and Madeira (Main Floor) (Third Floor) “MéCreery Quality” Hand-Made Decorative Linens AT LESS THAN TO-DAY’S WHOLESALE COST Italian Filet and Other Fine Lace ‘Trimmed Linens Dinner Cloths. -each, 85.00 to 400.00 Lunch Cloths. . ..each, 25.00 to 145.00 Centre Pieces each, 10.50 to 35.00 S¢irfs.... : each, 12.00 to Luncheon uses ; set, 45.00 to Napkins. doz., 20.00 to Italian Linens with Inserted Motifs Laboheon Sete. .c.. 6s eesens seis set, 22.50 to Centre Pieces...... .... each, 5.00 to Luncheon Cloths. ..each, 12.50 to SOAHS vss eee an ..each, 9.00 to French Gluny Trimmed Linens Luncheon Sets. .. ; set, 7.50 to ‘Tea Cloths a seach, 7.50 to Scarfs. iu - each, 5.50 to Dinner C ; , 25.00 to Centre re eh --each, 2,25 to POV URE ch aerate .doz, 3.00 to (Secon Hand-made Bags and Vestees ~ From the Ribbon Section In this case you do the handwork, We furnish the gorgeous Ribbons—handsome_ brocades, rich tape estries, wonderful —tinsel-embroidered ‘Taffetas — and embossed Velvets. Many are rare imported products, 6 to 11 inches wide. A hand-bag requires but a short piece of Rilbon, is easily made and costs many dollars Jess than the P ade bags. Furthermore, a bag you make yourself to be distinctive—‘different” from one’s neighbor's. \ Vestee of rich Ribbon may be made by even those unskilled in needlework, Worn with a Suit or Frock, it has the power to transform a dull costume to one of charm, (Main Floor) Yard, 1.50 to 16.95 Hand-made Neckwear At 4 Regular Prices Hand-embroidered Ne ear in modish styles, dis- laying some of the fi needlework we have ever shown 3oth French and domestic makes, All fresh and new Some exceedingly attractive styles have insets of real (Main Floor) Madeira Lisa py are and Hand-Embroidered Linens Luncheon 13 pieces Lunch Cloth: ‘Towels. . Handker § Dinner Cloths... Luncheon Napkins, Pillow Centre Pieces ; ; Tray Cloths. .... I 25c to Japanese Hand-Embroidered Mosaic Linens Tea Naplbns, oi. 600k ceases doz., 7.50 to 25.00 Searfs Wiss . ., seach, 00 Centre Pieces. . . cach, Dinner Cloths eee Cach, ‘Tea Cloths tik each, Tray Cloths oe . each, nd Floor) Hand-made Blouses Some particularly lovely Blouses on which every- thing—even the hemming—has been done by hand, have been assembled for this event, priced remarkably low. A. This model of Voile is adorned with hand hemstitch- ing in block effect and hand-embroidered dots. B. High neck model of sheer Batiste, with hand-drawn work and hand-embroidery C, Another model of Voile displaying some particu- larly fine hand-drawn work on front, flat collar and smart turn-back cuffs, (Fourth Floor) 5.95 regularly 8,50 Hand-Made Phjlippine Undergarments Exquisite specimens of the handiwork of skilled women in the Philippine Night Gowns in various models, beautifully hand- embroidered, Special, 3.95 Envelope Chemises in many engaging styles, qui elaborately embroidered by hand. Special, 1, 3 98 (Third Floor)