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

navy. Officers from the Italian cruiser! DENIKIN ESCAPES; have agar Into ee Ce suffered ‘severe foarte Kind at points /onty 200 fect apart during the combat, | Pugila, including her captain and aur-| have withdrawn to the eastward, says|and it is salt the Soviet forces were ‘ » THE JUGO-SLAVS ARMY WIPED ouT!’ an official statement, Polish troops |obliced to withdraw, having lost sev- ——— Pou Chains finest wale aon ; Tnacuered omer vere The Store is closed at 5 P. M. dally " peli | British Admit Last Stand of Anti-; i Marah te ete eae the Red Tro if ne Russian = & pub: by the Bolsheviki e Avanti, Socialist organ. >. Spalato Reported—Socialists a Denounce D’ Annunzio. x q ROMA, March 30.—Serious “clashes b> Between Lalfan sailors and Jugo-Slave Tet the port of Spalato are reported er, has notified Poland of his will of the re- 0 open peace negotiations on 0, aa Poland has suggente ent Bolshevik attacks two enemy. reg! 20 Ae ieee Beaded tron he ments were annihilated, and it is Pa ‘a rted tho Poles have taken sixty} M, Tehiticherin suggests that the , and 422d | meeting be held somewhere in Esthonia. brinovera ci tee Poles had asked that the negotia- “Hunger, imprisonment and torture |jcader 6 are visited upon ua by the Arditi, w _ REDS DRIVEN BACK | ON POLISH FRONT" says. “The mad oes ae . he WARSAW, March 30.—Russian Boi- | Bolshevik Regiment. Dike br actioned at Doniey, 68 ihe x Tugo-Slavs attacked and severely] towers have no pit oO shevik forces which have been attack- \ ‘A battle between armored trains took | Be resina River, between Minsk and 3 ‘wounded Capt. LAanzucei of the Italinn! fury has reached Ende irable ‘e olnis It had beem feared Denikin might!ing the Polish fromt in Podolia have ' place east of Deraznia. The trains were ' Smolensk | A Number of SMM = l uel : Misses’ Plaited Skirts in accordion and knife-piaited models, very smart and youthful, will be offered to-morrow at the following special prices: Skirts of navy bue serge aS - $12.75 WEST BETWEEN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE Skirts of crepe de Chime, silk taffeta or © lustrous satin . . «eS CeCe CSN 9.50 = | All of these Skirts are fitted with elastic belt. ec CC HUT ‘lee Hone Charming Suit and Frock Fashions Translating Mode Ideals That Are Distinctively Individual A New Importation of French Corsets recently arrived from Paris, is now being displayed in the Corset Department. THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY Noticeable among these new models for Spring and Summer are the ceintures, or New Spring Suits, Tailored Into extremely low-cut corsets, so much in vogue Lines of Irreproachable Smartness | at the moment. These have flexible front steels, some closing with buttons, others with hooks, while all are generously supplied with attached supporters. The materials are brocart, etamine, cotton tricot, twill, etc., ={|ISPLAYING a happy union of grace and thoroughbred beauty of line are the sports, lounge and mannish suits of suits for Spring, developed in Poiret Tricotine, Serge, Homespuns and Tweeds. Twill, Tricotine and Velour Checks. As inccinicen bi The varied requirements of the mode are acknowl- The effective use of silk hand embroidery adds i \3 ing ab boule edged by snug shoulders and trim sleeves, novel to the attractiveness of the smart coats of vary- Mae pockets and silk finished pleats and seams, in ing lengths. Skirts are circular or pleated or The prices: $9.25 to 35.00 Tax additional effects that are extremely attractive. in two-piece effects. Very Specially Priced Sohal : | °° © 'Srbet Department, Second Floor) 50.00 65.00 DECIDED note of individuality is voiced by the superbly hand-tailored Very Specially Priced — Madison Aurtue - Fifth pene 34fh and 35th Streets Nem Fork NFOLDING new and interesting types { of the suit modes for Springtime and iw!) accenting the importance of perfect tailoring by their trimness of line are these richly embroidered tailleurs of Vigoreaux, Covert Cloth, Poiret Twill and Tricotine, with mannish, belted and box-coats offset by waists and gilets of metallic brocade or rich contrast- | i both in line and decorative effects are the dominant charms of the more | are th costume suits of Tricotine and Poiret Twill. Embroidery of a most sumptuous character offsetting the severe lines of the sil- houette and gilets of brocaded silk, lend charm ip Siero effects and audacious mo- Me ing silks. . Very Specially Priced 85.00 to the dashing Eton jackets and slender grace- ful coats of longer lengths. Very Specially Priced New Embroidered Suit I i 0.00 of aesnane 00 Delightfully Appropriate For the Gayeties of Springtime Are These Lovely New Frocks CHIEVING the highest standard of the mode in terms of grace and smartness are the afternoon and walking frocks of Tricotine, Superior Serge and Tricolette, their loveliness enhanced by dis- tinctive touches of silk hand embroidery and new mode effects expressed by Eton jackets with short sleeves and pleated skirts, Very Spectally Priced 22.50 HE dainty sheerness and soft loveliness of Crepe Georgette and the lustrous texture of Taffeta Silk, Satin and Crepe Meteor are dextcrously utilized to develop these dainty afternoon and evening frocks; added charm of line is achieved by ruffles and pleats, and touches of beading and embroidery afford a striking decorative note. Very Spectally Priced 45.00 ? ORTRAYING exquisite beauty of line through 2 ey Be ng Ba eats an dh pg cont appeal the shape of brilliant beading and embroidery, tess devices bale oe pene ie Tricotine, Satin and Georgette as well as the evening frocks of Satin or Taffeta pri scenes with Silk Net are typical of the vogue at its it. Very Specially Priced 30.00 (JOR the more formal daytime functions, there is Al nothing more attractive and appropriate than a frock of exquisite Georgette in the wonderful color lines of Spring, its fragile loveliness en- hanced by lavish beading and embroidery in harmonizing | shades, Very Spectally Priced 85.00 Iii, CLOTHES for MEN MADE IN OUR OWN sHOrs $V ERY person who, has.an thing to do EEE Ss with the: mak- ing , of our men’s ar is on the Best & Co. roll. He has absorbed 1 Best standards of ice Perhaps that accounts for the uniformly high stand- ard of these clothes New Spreng suits we Cassimere, worsted, cheviot, 65.00 Best & Co., 5th Ave. ESTABLISHED 1879 | SUNDAY WORLD’S PRICE UNCHANGED ‘The raise {n price ef the Bunday Amevisen te 10 conte has rev qulted in seme sonfasion in the public mind xs ta whethev this ja evease in poise ts general ameng New York Sunday papers, The Werld, therefore, wishes to make it cleay to its veaders that It sees we mesessity for increasing its price, It continues to charge the newsdealers exactly what it has hitherto been charging them, The Werld making no additional profits out of its sale.