The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 9

~ WASON UPSETS SENATE PLN ; —_ WENIGAN POLICY + Wontinued From First Page.) stebrbed while in Washington in the Margy affairs of the League of Na- fons to bother about Mexico. As a consequence matters drifted on until the enate Sub-Committee took an ac- tive interest in the situation, seeking “Dy publicity not exactly to bring ‘Shout intervention, as eo many people have supposed, but to obtain a with- drawal of the recognition the United ‘States had extended to the Carranza Government. Even if the plan failed, ft was thought the moral influence of ‘the investigation would promote a ealthter regard for the Tives and Properties of American citizens, espe- @ially in the vexatious oil controversy. LANSING AND FLETCHER GAVE ENCOURAGEMENT TO FALL. ‘There is some reason to believe that beth Seoretary Lansing and Ambas- ‘Operate with the Senate Committee as to give the impression that they Delieved their own hand in diplomacy ‘would be strengthened thereby in Government. But President Wilson ‘Upset all plans. Not only did he de- between Secretary Lansing and the Senate Committee looking toward a withdrawal of recognition and, inci- dentally, considered the Jenkins case @ rather fimsy pretext for interna- tional strife, but he accepted Ambas- sador Fletcher's resignation without go much as a word of appreciation for the many and trying months he had spemt in wrestling with the Mex- fean situation both in Mexico City and Washington, President Wilson simply closes the ook on the past, ignores the talk sbout withdrawing recognition and fends to Mexico City a new Ambas- wador, a man who has won distinc- fion in the European field of diplo- Macy and a personal friend besides. @o far as the 1920 campaign is ©oncerned Mr, Wilson is no more dis- tured about the Mexican question 6 an issue than he was in 1916, when the Carrizal affair served to inflame Public opinion and develop more acute interest than the subject @rouses to-day. To have withdrawn ave been a confession of wrong in tthe firet place and laid the Wilson e@dministration open to another ‘eharge of inconsistency in the Mexi- ean situation. HOW WILSON’S FRIENDS WILL MEET THE ISSUE. wador Fletcher were so ready to co- | * @ealing directly with the Carranza | ij Tecognition, on the other hand, might| — |e wiving « trugsting reputbic an op- portuntiy to work out the policy of | self, determination and that the five years that have elapsed since recog- nition was extended in 1915 is a brief Period in which to work out a recon- struction policy, considering the dif- ficulties that Russia is having States herself had after the greasions of the strong. Mr, Morganthau is the kind Turkey as Ambassador he tee in both the 1912 and 1916 ident’s confidence. appears to be on friendly terms lime to countenance any co-operation | fi PORCELAIN TOPPED TABLES | tary. partment Stores. PEMCO. PEMCO—BALTO. and ‘her revolution, and that the United War. To have made war on Mexico would have offered a serious contra- diction to the campaign arguments, which the democrats plan to make on the treaty of peace and League of Nations. They intend to exhibit the League and treaty as the protecting and stabilizing influence, whereby the weak are protected from the ag- man whose mind goes along with that of President Wilson, Besides going to Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Democratic National Commit- paigns and is thoroughly in the Pres- Incidentally he the oil men, for hot long ago he made a trip to Tampico in the company of E. L. Doheny, one of the American oll operators, who is prominent in the Snowy-white, clean and sani- Sold by the best De- Furniture Be sure you get the a new ests wo after | neither Civil} a conti Wilson from hi North. controversy with the Mexican Gov- ernment, But Mr, Doheny has called | to bis aid former Secretary Lane an4 Anyway, Mr. Morganthau's ap- pointment to the Mexico job meane) of recognition, but the expression of| nued faith on the part of the |: can best work out her own salvation without the interference of troops policy from the Doheny inter- | uld not be surprising. intervention nor withdrawal Administration that Mexico er powerful neighbor on the What a Republican Admin- different thing, but so long as Mr. Wilson is in\ power there will be no war with Mexico. HAVANA ENTRIES. RACH THAOGK, Haven, March f.~ ‘Toe trie for {o-morrow's races are am follows | FURST BACK —Fwe and one bait furlone; | 2 | ok and in 108 4. V1; dottand, 110, SRHCOND RAGH—Five and one halt turlones; | csi three-year-old and upward; claiming; pawe $00, —Aitetio Vantiner, W4; Urestor James, 100; “Lady | 10° istration might do one year hence is a Lengten, 104; *Blandbe Donaiton, 107; “Magic Fass, 108 ‘and woeard; claiming. C2 \¢. 112; Tomeren rare: claiming ut aerate 101; ymer, 104; *High Tide, 106: ACE Five and «bait turtoom:| ‘Saito THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 24, i Wy Suche Demme, 100; Houdet, 112; King 14 ant 4 imlf farlones ; claiming: pume $000, Ailinet G., 104; Precious “Hasty Core, | *Beorurat, 190; Roms, 112;| (f of a was with Now the Wilson people will con- “tinue to insist that the United States or actual values. TRICOTINE GABARDINE 150 Women's and Misses’ SUITS Smart Spring Models, Excellently Tailored "58 These suits were taken from our regular stock of Spring models, and no attention paid to cost OLVERA StanlensMerGibbans 5THAVENUE AT OG™STREET Second Floor ~Take Elevator Offer for Sale Tomorrow Only TWEEDS SERGE VELOUR CHECKS Some braided or embroidered SIMPLE Our Spring HATS, DRESSES, COATS, SKIRTS and BLOUSES PUT FORTH MANY NEW IDEAS AND ARE EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE IN THEIR « se We ff Ghe Store of Service sd) ADWAY at 79TH ST? Ke cae mene Al | lf SMARTNESS. Fw SS 7 Pure stitched; per dozen $5.75, 6.50 and 9.00 | Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs in sheer and heavy quality; Per dozen. . cc 6065655s Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Averues) Men’s and Women’s FINE QUALITY HANDKERCHIEFS At Special Prices To-morrow on the Main Floor FOR MEN Handkerchiefs, Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs in solid colors or White with colored borders; dozen........+.. y ‘| Initial Handkerchief with border and fancy COZEN sites cess ce ees initial ; hem- $6.00 $3.75 tape $2.70 letter; per dozen West 43rd St. FOR WOMEN Sheer quality Linen Handkerchiefs, | hemstitched; also tape borders; doz. $5.50 and 8.25 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs in solid colors, hand turned hem or White with colored borders; per dozen $3.7 5 and 5.50 Pure Linen Hand-embroidered Hand- kerchiefs; per dozen $3.00 and 4,00 Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs with fancy wreath initial or plain block $1.50 and 2.50 An Unusual Offering Thursday of STONE NECKLACES At Amethyst Necklaces, 22 and 24 graduated and uniform beads; fastened with gold spring ring; values up to $89.00; now $17.75 inches; erate prices— Remarkable Price Reductions inches; — 22 special price of Swiss Lapis and Turquoise Necklaces graduated beads; fastened with gold snap; at the very $10.00 An excellent assortment of Chinese Jade, Real Amber, White Corals, Crystal, Amethyst, Jet and many Novelty Stone Necklaces at very mod- $29.00 '° 295.00 Main Floor ATTRACTIVE SUMMER RUGS Beautiful Colonial Homespun Effects Suitable for Town or Country Homes—may be used throughout the house; hit-or-miss designs; borders of Blue, Pink, Green or Tan. Size 24x36 inches, - - 27x54 inches, - 80x60 inches, - BxGift <2 12012 at $1.25 | Size 4x7 ft.,- - * $1.90} “ 6x9 ft,- - “$2.50 | “ 714x1014 ft., "$3.26 * 9x12 ft, - 2 $5.25 : 10.50 . 15.00 - “, 19.50 Other grades in solid colors with floral borders at noteworthy prices. Specially Priced for Thursday HOUSEHOLD LINENS All Linen Irish Satin Damask Table Cloths Heavy weight; full bleached; assorted designs; Huck Towels, Hemmed ......++ dozen Huck Towels, Hemstitched .....dozen Bath Towels, ideal Hemmed ...,....dozen Crochet Bedspreads, Special $7.50 Each All Linen Napkins, dozen, $5.00 and 7.50 Union Linen Sheets, Hemstitched ..... $2.95, 3.95 air 11.25, 13.50 Union Linen Pillow Cases, $3.25, 3.75 $4.75, 7.85 $3.50, 4.50 Hemstitched ...... Typed Kitchen Towels, $5.90, 7.00 Dosen ..0+:00+1 Glass Towels, $2.15, 2.95 Typed and Checked; doz. $3.75, 6.50 FIRST SPRING COAT West 42nd St. BON NTE(SDA Mi BN 11/7/22) IL RNIN IN NOL ROR PAIN TIS WAN ‘a Franklin Simon ¢ Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and’ 38th Streets For Immediate Wear the For SMALL CHILDREN Of 2 to 6 Years ARM enough to guard against crisp days, fiand yet unburdensome in weight, these mies) coats are fashioned indouble breasted effects, smartly belted and pocketed. Some are plain, others have ‘a touch of leather pipings around collar and pockets. In addition, they have a durability of material and nicety of cut which are merely another argument for the moderateness of Franklin Simon & Co. prices. POLO CLOTH BURELLA SILVERTIP BOLIVIA HOMESPUN SERGE VELOUR CHECKS TRICOTINE WOOL VELOUR COVERT CLOTH 12.75 to 59,50 SMALL CHILDRENS' COAT SHOP—Fiéth Floor Small Children’s Hats There are tailored sailors of milan or leghorn with streamers, and for festive occasions, hats imported from Paris, fashioned with true French delicacy and feeling. Copies of the Paris hats will bemade in our workrooms. 4.95 to 29.50 SMALL CHILDREN'S HAT SHOP—Tifth Floor FIFTH AVENUE WEEK, April 5th to 10th, 1920 Exhibits of Art in Commerce ‘\) if [s ai (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. An Extraordinary Sale of WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS At the exceptional price of $49.00 On the Third Floor, Thursday Waist lines trim—some relieved with a narrow belt. Lapels and double side pockets of distinctly mannish airs combine in producing in these models a gracefulness and a dash seldom found in a woman’s tailored suit. Tricotines, Men’s Wear Serges, Oxfords and Gabardines. Braid bound or plain, in Beaver, Tan and Navy Blue. Also Velour Checks. Sizes 34 to 44. Every Model Exquisitely Silk Lined. MORNING WONDERS SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY (Few Si SU