The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 10

a NORE A Ar ante - re ones ii FIUME PARLEY |LUDENDORFF STILL WAILING.|QUAKE VICTIMS INCREASE. FRENCH TOYS HIGH. — [2ter xrare might have boen purchased BOON IN LONDON) save atic wit Bs Drantea Dewa ia, ys have never b With Germann. . S., Britain and France Said to} Pants, Jan. 6 cece sarees " t , > “as “OS. ° he je Be Firm Against the Italian rg hel pe Bodies Found Raried in Ralos of Doll Urices Soar, Compared With en and Buildings. Pavates Yoav, iy CITY, Jan. 6.—The num- . b g ead from Saturday night'’a PARIS, Jan, 6.—High prices rule in} been so many sold, > ‘oy trade, and many a little | Which sol " adopted by the Allied Nations,” in|¢arthquake is increasing aa removal the French toy trade, and many a Hed id | Claims. the opinion of Gen, Ludendorff, anj|of debris reveals additional uring for a do! a ir m with whom is printed 1 to- | puried in the ruins of houses um, but which fr GONDON, Jan. 6.—Premter Mitt! and | o" tee had buildings, a desp: the newspaper 5 Minister Solaloia of Italy to- Late despatches fro attended a conference in Downing 6 the joss of li and Premier Lloyd George, Harl| jy i lamage, much smaller t rat STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. of Kedleston, Andrew Bonar | Salapas is the only. tc Hrd | and Marquis Imperial, Baliag destroyed. | ador, were present. . | France, Great Britain and the United | rt DUTCH TH THEATRES Cl CLOSE. | have agreed upon terms of sct- nt for the Adriatic altuation. It ts Actors Go On © for Higher { they are determined the original Scapa Flow. ‘Wages. voieiti wens Wau ts ee of he peace conference for dis-| LONDON, Jan, 6.—German warships| AMSTERDAM, Jan, 6.—Every Am- territories shall| sunk by their officers in Scapa Flow| sterdam theatre and a number in Rot- 1 U adopt a take | wilt be blown up at was etated |{erdam have, been clos 8 plan to mak °| It is said the prevailing salartes paid @ the, @ Balkans will fon fepre. {actors Was not above 129 florins per edhere to. fetermine | month. a t determin Jide be raised or Italian Loan Gets Many Small Sab- EGARDS DECKER FANCIFUL. scriptions. SaeOREP OUR Pont for Marin. ROMP, Jan. 6—Minister of the Treas- Wpain's Former Premier Denies! yA DRIT 6.—Prof. Gaston}ury Schanzer, in an address to the nted Under ‘quant of small sui ‘on. ing the wide popular Women’s Flannelette Kimonos Regular and Extra Sizes Rend Admiral Decker’s statement was Admiral’ Claim, Marin, w it MADRID, Jan. 6.—Former Premter | M48)!" jo in explaining his refusal to accept Maval decoration, He was Naval to-day characterized as fanciful | es statement of Rear Admiral Decker | the United States Navy that he had Fawr Spansh meutraity in 1918 and had induced Spain to «take steps inst the eotivity of German sub- in Madrid. rants Hotel Overcrowding On Decline i}. PARIS, Jan. 6.—CFrench Wireless.)— {Housing diMculties in Paris are being | WBvercome and the hotels are no longer | Hevercrowded. to 60 per cent be are now avail- a id in the Proy- vill be possible to accommo- aE ‘from 60,000 to 60,000 tourists soon. rines. —> resh Air Window-Ventilators Fresh Air Without Drafts, Dust, Rain or Snow | For Bed Rooms, Living Rooms, Bath Rooms, Offices, School Rooms, Hospitals, Etc. Impure air is a menace to health. Supply your home with an abundance of fresh air. You can do it cheaply, and effectively with Continental Sanitary Cloth Window Ventilators, excluding dangerous drafts, dust and dirt. Strongly made of selected hard wood and fine mesh, specially treated buff-colored cotton cloth. Demand the Genuine Continental Cloth Ventilators t Adjustable—Fit any Window—Installed in a Minute | THE CONTINENTAL COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. At All Hardware and House Furnishing Stores and R. H. MACY & CO. FREDERICK LOESER&CO. LORD & TAYLOR Cataled: FLANIGAN & CO. A. 1. NAMM & SON JAS. A. HEARN & SON F. KOCH & CO. ROTHENBERG & CO. BLOOMINGDALE BROS. One -advantage of Cranberry 2.45 | Our regular $2.97 & $3.47 Sauce is that any not used today is just as good for tomorrow. These kimonos are the essence of comfort, because the quality is good, and that means warmth. They are very becoming, too, for there are several pretty styles, and if one does not suit you, an- other will. Sizes 36 to 52. The material has a floral pattern and comes in attractive shades. | ANCONA, Jan. 6.—Two persons were led and thirty injured, some of them American Gaziseers in Italy. {} ROMB, Jan. 6—A delegation of Bmeri¢an engineer: as arrived in Italy study Italian industries with a view fo American participatio See our three-col. advt. on page 23 Also sale of Men’s Shirts, page 13 The Season’s Most Important Shoe Event SIX-FORTY-FIVE Men’s and Women’s Boots If you want the AKES the busy best alcohol fuel housewife happy get Theroz ; because it gives a quick, safe, concentrated heat for boiling eggs, mak- ing coffee and broiling | Young Men’s rae e bacon the instant the a 2 EVERAL thousand pairs of Signet cover of the handy Et shoes—eVery pair regular Signet 5 | metal can is lifted and 5 In er Cs style and quality—sensationally : | alighted matchapplied. i underpriced for immediate sale. is Stavyalsold a oa B This is the shoe event awaited by le | while burning Stays sold while Ey thousands of Signet wearers who M burning. Anecessity of e know our established policy of cut- ting Signet stock to a minimum once the crest of cach buying season has Passed, All widths, all leathers, all Signet \ lasts are included at the three special $6.45 $7.45 $8.45 As this is our regular winter stock, we cannot guarantee at this time complete size ranges in all models, every day’s cooking and a pleasure for the hot meals and drinks it prepares for auto parties, tourists and campers. Price 15c a can. For sale at all Liggett’s Drag Stores and at other drug, de- partment, hardware, grocery and sporting goods ‘stores, THE THEROZ COMPANY Woolworth Building New York $31.75 c / | Senora (or less than wholesale cost to-day) Town Ulster and Ulsterette Models CANVASS ’round town has found no over- coats the equal of these in quality of fabric, nicety of tailoring and seemliness of fit at the price we offer. The garments are carefully tailored, many are satin lined all through, some have silk yoke and sleeves, while others have Venetian de Luxe lining. And coming in the season’s new colors—brown, Oxford, blue and green—they suggest an admirable use for gift money or Christmas bonus. Sizes 34 to 40. Come early! This stock can- not be “‘filled in.” If the size, last; and leather you want is sold before you ar- Yew ‘ive, it cannot be replaced. Signet Shoe Co. 1345 Broadway, between 35th & 36th Sts. Bronx—3rd Ave. and 149th St. Harlem—112 West 125th St. Brookl) n—557 Fulton St. All Stores Open Evenings A Retailers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes Early comerswill be the fortunute ones MMEYS—vitin Voor, Front, The “Tip of the Toe” BY Releases the TRIP-LOCK Under the % ic GREENPOINT s Wh TRIP-LOCK CRIB ‘ Oo e Safety for Basler (or . j : ue eh 0 NEW YORK Baby Se Mother q a