The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 4

| ' : i THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920. SHIP RIOT STOPPED |GERMANSINFLIGHT |LORD LEVERHULME SAYS CREW SANK CRUISER. / BY TITLED WOMAN| TO AVOID TRIALS NOW ARDENT “DRY” o.si.s FOR WAR CRIMES | one \ Ther! Dive and Form « “Bab /einize in N Choner” Post of American Legion. | “ Vormer offlcor® and entisted man who | wio r submarine snight at | asker cle, OF 5 is to oF ot Want Sosteian io to Freneh, Valians Storm Steamer Africa to ays. Britaitt Could P Avenge the Cry “Do | fo America if She G ander of the Russian | he i met by the comr the offensive last “the ship, whe With tal? |Ex-Army Officers Hope to Fomen Site 4 ee ena 3 — ith Ita * ate wor ‘ according to 2 | Trouble in Persia~and Else : ithe crew was | ‘TH TH 3 Sg a Co | Tea That Is ALL TEA STHAVENUE AT 36™STREET ; vhere and Avoid Extradition. Idea Nazionale : i @iashed with Slav and German sailors ‘huime, the British mar tuver, ha fy Second Foor ~Take Elevator fon board lie sleamor Africa at Sing FIRLAN, Jan. 30. | Some back from America a convinsl EVERY CUP FULL OF STRENTH. } ore recently when one of the sailors 7 reported that many of the | Prohibitionist He dina aseing a ’ Lo Gieatea ary, according to a report to- | [former German officers, whose | Prebinitions FLAVOR AND FRAGRANCE Wi li G i QO ra ay to the Messuggero | surrender for’ alleged wor 7 th ae ose a t Four huhAdred Ital oldiers from mes ie dematided by the 2h In year ve 7 France Wants a Journalistic “Day | Sideria who had been lat SN sca vane mee : 4 ant n liquor id pay off th ie | OF Rent.” , ‘pore saw the Africa, w Pate ipo urer a Se tradaiaane gael Ee debt to America ARIS, Jan, 30-—More than 3,800 Tomorr ot first steamer flying the Tt flag they | vhage'ss - declared Prohibition and Wy nment to stpprese publica had seen in years. They cheered, but} The fugitive oMcers, 4t im said, | Sadetian wurst Toe ; Wapapere from Sunday . with Haly!" from somewhere on the| countries and in India thus em. | # wit n Spain " | vessel. barrassing Great Britain while | neonomie Von 03 E. di a I : TH srs, ovate ne Aten m:| Retna eiccatir A "M4 | tame v0 conte tu Beomemie Cm yy, jease nesoriee, | At Extraordinary Reductions } shouted the insu words, bul were! . le coeDON. dan atim-A vel : me . Gen, Nicholas | . T the manera or SPAIN LACKS CIGARETTES, | perinin, chancetior of v ee REFUSE SUBSTITUTES—SEALED PACKETS ONLY the Stew. "the, Marehioneas’ of parang | wilt cont nt rogiad, y } WINTER COATS ‘nally restored m t is maid rn >F i 1 rday ~ M eMC ue taweny re [Remit taere ¢ ur in Se both cetearen mM artes ingist apon “SALADA” Tea with prices plainly marked | With and Without Fur Trimming { disorder was later landed under 4 guard | ternatto Sitcoud re on of British police MADRID, Jan, 30.—Recent uh babes = ——— — —— : Silvertip Bolivia, Silvertone, Suedine and incsineniliiha and a large increase In population are LOCATE SCHOOLS IN AFRICA. |xiven as the causes for the present shortage of cigarettes, in a statement Velour de Laine, some with big Fur Collars. Richly silk lined and heavily 38° interlined. Until Further Notice Store Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. | | Best & Co. | ‘Three Iadestrial Tastitates to ME Compania. a Acrendateria de Tobacos, Built by Methodints for Natives, | which has 4 monopoly on the manufac- BOSTON, Jan. 30.—Plans for the| ‘ure and sale of tobacco in Spain. 4 eetablinhment of three large indus-| The statement pays the mtrikes are | trial training schools for nogroes in| Ow Over and adds that the eompa Africa were announced to-day by| 4s suMclent tobace to satisfy 4 Rev. J. 1. Bartholomew, D. D., Cen-| mands. Means of turning this tobac Fur Trimmed COATS Fur Trimmed COATS Men’s High Grade Shoes ! At Less than Cost (7 Pol.via Silvertone and @ ; Velour de Laine, with In £ Frost Gi we “ap e otho into cigarettes are sacking, bowever, ‘on | n} * » Evora, ost Glo, ee eh ieatnint | Ad new machinery frost Amerion ta [ME Buell Gordos | Fifth Avenue at 35th Street | big collars of | Nutria, Lustrola, Bolivia, tem The estimated cost will be $225,000, | boing awaited. am Australian = Opossum, med with Australian Established 1879 : : | which has been appropriated by the Centenary Conservation Committes| Meds W out of the $113,000,000 offering | LONDO. 4 an 74 Pant ail Ge wade | forces fn compelled to evacuate | IRI he sohoals 6 mo H a Wuakeata inetitute, the city of Derbent, on the West Coast | similar institutions. tn , of the Caspian Sea, according to a |i aré will be Tocated at Inhambance,| wireless despatch from Moscow. In jf Portuguese Fast Africa; Old Umtali, a, Rhodela and Angola, on the West | Hastern Siberia peasants have revolted Coast. The courses of study will lay| and occupied the gold fields in the {Ppecial stress upon agriculture. vicinity of Nikolaev! Ringtail and Raccoon: 00 Opossum, Ringtail, Rac 50 some have deep fur 6 coon, Nutria, Squirrel 89: cuifs to match. and Hudson Seal NEW SPRING FROCKS— Exquisitely charming models in Taffeta Silk, Flain and Figured Georgette, Tricotine, Satin and Crepe Meteor. 35> 49° np te 125” on Caspian Sea Const, an, 90.—-Antl-Bolsehvik | i | The 41st Anniversary Sales Offer GENTLEMEN’S HABERDASHERY |} In. a Before-Inventory Clearance W* have grouped together an odd assortment of shirts, socks and neckwear of our typical high quality, many of which it is im- possible to re-order at the present retail prices, to sell specially this week end. Sale Sale Heretofore For 1 For 3 Wool Socks (small sizes principally) iat 260) 145 4595 Wool Socks 1.50 1.05 3.00 Fifth Avenue 34% STREET Broadway Neckties |... ce 4 i O00 146, 0k, Shirts... , natin: MUSE 3.50 2.60°° 7:50 Look over your stock and see what you will need to carry you into the y For the Young Miss, for the Particular Woman, for spring. % Ail Who Look for Individuality—Orkin's Present Crcluwe Jprngline Focks At Prices That Give No Hint at All of Their Real Worth and Charm SPECIALSALE MEN’S OVERCOATS “Made in Our Own Shops” The Last of the Series of Most Important Sales Offered in Celebration of Our 41st Anniversary Single or Double-Breasted Chesterfield models, all products of our own manufacturing shops. Under the market value at regular price: specially priced for today and Saturday at 39.00 59.00 Charge purchases made the remainder of this month will appear on bills rendered March Ist Store Hours Store Hours 9:30 to 6 e 0. 9:30 to 6 Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Established 1879 Today and Saturday TWO REMARKABLE EVENTS | Mark the Closing of the 41st Anniversary Sales } ne Dont fail to hear this snappy. catchy, jazzy fox trot on a genuine Victor Record ~ its great vie and these other hits ON MIAMI SHORE YOUD BE eRe * All the hits while theyARE hits at the four stores of the s DAVEVA’s HOTEL COMMODORE | 125 WEST 125TH ST. (Nd Book 8nd 8.) | is > 831 BROADWAY H 15 CORTLANDT ST. (near 13th St.) (near Broadway) LWAYS known for the individuality and beauty of their dresses, for their quality and moderate prices, The Orkin’s Specialized Dress Salon now, more than ever, measures up to its reputation. The items below will appeal to those seeking some- thing “different,” yet not wishing to pay a prohibitive price. at 290. 75 Chiffon Taffeta Dresses, with true Parisian frivolity, frill themselves in évery imaginable way. Around the neck, at the sleeves, in rows upon a bouffant skirt or straight up and down. Others embroider their skirts, use gay ribbon girdles ora bit of a lace collar for chic. Short sleeves, of course. Also a number of lovely Georgette models. : at 39.75 Taffeta, Georgette, Satin or Tricotine can be found in the most enchanting fashions. Grace ful straight lines or the fascinating “bouffant’ enhanced by fluted ruffles or cordings, or in f the case of Georgette, beautifully embroidered in beads, The frock illustrated gives a bint of our attractive collection, at 49.75 Kitten’s Ear Crepe, in addition to the fabrics f mentioned above, gives added interest, Among the many lovely models is an Eton dress of ricotine, with a sea-green sash and a skirt that is alternately accordion pleated and box The ‘‘Milled-in-Oil’’ Tooth Cleanser A Wonderful New Discovery Chlorox contains a wonderful element now uscd for the first time in tooth paste. It removes tar tur, massages guins and protests tooth enamel. This remarkable ingredient is White Russian Oil It is milled, along with a non-abrasive polishing agent, so that it is carried into the finest crevice in the teeth and wuder the overlapping tiss the gum where it so: ties and reveals a harm enamel and it docs massage gums to healthy hardness over teeth that are perfectly clean Chlorox prevents decay and disease. Ask for the “Milled-in-Oil” Tooth Cleanser in the blue and white checkered tube your druggist has it. Sold Everywhere—Every Drag Store in New York Has It NULYNE LABORATORIES, Jackson, Michigan, Women’s Wraps, 58.00 Handsome Evora and Bolivia Wraps in graceful models that give them sufficient dignity for wear over dressy afternoon frocks, Also appropriate for all day street wear. An unusual combination for double service—silk lined. Deep rich shades. Women’s Shoes, 8.45 : A Reduction on Our Already Low Prices 2 spring pumps and oxfords. New oxfords in dark brown calfskin or black kidskin. Medium heel—fashionable last. New pumps in black patent leather. Low or high French heels. Turn soles, Opera pumps, black gun-metal, turn soles, high French heels. pleated. This will serve admirably in place of the Eton suit which is first on the list of th smart girl’s Spring wardrobe. A complete range of women’s and misses’ sizes at each price Ww [o) IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE R WHAT YOU NEED — A WORLD L D ORLD * %* * * # * * #* #* W A Chiffon Taffeta Frock, Hy Brown, Taupe, Navy, Black month will appear on bills rendered March Ist. You Never Pay More at Best's Charge purchases made the remainder of this | | N | “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT T t | * *: * * * * * * * WANTS . i