The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1920, Page 15

ia SS * eoncerned. The difference 1s that Sen- | and , @tor Johnson admits the covenant was | > Sian tpd MRE a Nery THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920. EVERYBODY GETS WAR RECORD SAVES YOUTH, | “rv *#it on «. c: . commition ia, DAY PROBABLY BEATEN. Jedwe Roant pends Sent Mra, Charles H. sof the a i Ae Phere Cases ne | Frenident Bf the Guarenty ‘rst Cons ik “and ops hg puny of Manhattan, was choaen Re ? sth ¢ | Wearing tho D. # @ and e Groin dv . ate rotuens foam the ith Cons COMFORT OUT Of Guerre, James J. Honey, twenty, of Ne,| Dubtlonn Canale ‘Conant nat DRURME today eraphasioed b> ty h dae Io 783 11th Avenue, appeared torday for] \ sy memati wp her at a She wi sentence in the urt of General Ger Fit Dincic whch a sions on bis plea of guilty to a charge Dist lous election, and in the Sev . of petty larceny. patria, Where ane, andidaty for Delegate to the — oo it h On June 16, 1919, one month after hia| Plotriot. und Wert 4° to write | National Conventiop. With returns tab- return from France, Boney jumped into | tt. It le ‘oni ahe will resicn as! ulated from all put seventeen of the (Continued from Third Page.) the little autgmadte of a man fren! tics. Heoman fram one of the G8! ninety lection Districts, Windela ie Freeport, L. TE, at Sith Street and ai Lalli ai 433 votes ahead. ‘The 7th Congressional Highth Avenue. A day tater he was] Rescue Party for 80 on Icehouna| District includes the Brooklyn Hetgats ing the Wilson interpretations or res-| arrested and the car returned to Itw Ship. seetion and a Jang strip along the water ervations and ingisted upon keeping pastas letters fram Soy pd pe CHRISTIANEA, April 5.—Newotjations | {Font Midd te, Areenpolat, rs wey presenter in Mi an 7 1 " is mien seventy Articie X, in such form as would age | Tiie, ie eld a vein between the British and Nerweeian For art hte Boe imaet, coventy yenre old complish the nutlification of the arti-/man enliste: eptember, 1917. eeisn Offices, following a wireless appeal! ventions since the days of ‘Garfield ‘and cle itself so far as the United States is | ¥45 in everything the 69th had a hand|from the steamer Solovel, icebound in| Blaine, There were three tickets in in, Hi Wounded twice and gassed, | the Arctic with elghty | the field an | organization | thekat of your services to our|has resulted in an johnson ticket "and the Independent m going to give you a sus-| placde at the dispos: ty|Dady has been in @ hospital for ten H arKaniged by Russin days, that Co, Michael J. Dady ated in Tueaday's primaries Vindels, an Independent Ro- Ing thus rendered innocuous, while op- Ponents of the act who cling to the League was atill preserved. Presi- dent ‘Wilson himself i inolined to Rsteblishea 1940 side with Hiram Johnson that in ef- ervations and the object of Mr. John- eon was accomplished. JOHNSON SEEMS NOW ON THE Senator Johnson is on the upward grade. He never will suit the Eaat- ern Republicans because his radical- ard Wood. As the campaign develops it will be noted that the California Senator, who has the ardent support of Mr, Hearst and his string of widely rend, newapapera, will get closer. to p rte eade ags while Leonard Wood tends te retain along with Gov, Lowden and posaibly Herbert Hoover the con- Taken from the steamship dock late last night But the primaries are inconclusive. ‘They show no great tides of opinion— merely ripples of dissatisfaction with reservation idea contend that the fect Article X. was killed by the res- UPWARD GRADE. 125° Street West jem on domestic questions is not to 9 . their liking. The Roosevelt following ls divided between Johnson and Leon- : ee radical wing of the Republican fidence ef Republican conservatives, ' A Bags that a downtown store declares to be some candidates or eddies of enthusi- asin for the personal campaigner or $5 to $12 grades stalwart support for organization pol- ticians who pull the primary strings. Hach State presents a gaso unto it- self, And meanwhile all’ the political headquarters ‘here profess to see “great significance” as well ag vital “fluctuations” in the stock of the re- spective candidates. Taken together, the primaries re- veal no substantial drift as yet in the direction of any persons or poli- cies, though there is no escaping the | conclusion that the man who fought most bitterly the treaty and League, who was the Hearst support and thej awpposed weight of party infidelity in 1916, comes out on top in a Republi-| primary in migwestern, not farwest- | ern, America, | APRIL’S MOOD CHILLY. ; , ; ; pitas: ec Drawstring styles, in pouch and square models, with an easily removable inside sand Vreeking Tem-| lining that may be changed to match any suit color. Spt eve Daren Bee There are all-over beaded patterns, made up of gmall beads in gold, silver and colored bead combinations, a majority beaded on dark grounds. Just one of April's moods, explained | the Weather Man in predicting warmer weather to-day, He referred ta the show flurries of Inte yesterday and tas The store referred to sold these bags for $3 tt whi accompanied ° ; ry A tiuet venchaa sity cabo an hore each. Our price is $1.95. Koch Prices Make tere tara peeatiey eran dawn icra Downtown Shopping an Extravagance to 22 last night within a few minutes, and during the rest of the night it was almost like winter, For Other Gimbel News Sco Pages 16 and 20. Every Type of Figure —has a charm of its own; only sometimes that charm | has to be brought out by gaod corseting. WTSCCS—~ ~-inelude styles for all types of figure; and if you will let us advise you about your individual corset needs we will prove to you how the charm of YOUR figure can be doubled, | | C And then, a Warner's is the most satisfactory and generally dependable corset you can buy. It fils the best, is the most comfortable, and wears the longest. And it is guaranteed not to rust, break or tear! ‘Warner Corsets from $2.50 to £8.30 ww. On Sale Exclusively in Downstairs Stores: Balcony ~iBrooktyn, Long island and New Jersey Customers D.rect to Ginibels via Tubes and Subwaysommun ae mr rm rr ee ee a ne CER oe a eR cB Sul Fitting the Narrow Foot Widthe AAAA ts D Langthe Ito ff SALE $°730 fr = SHOES The season just closing leaves with an ment of race * at ence have reduced the entire lot to -. Welle are attractive ical ‘ad ingness and ease- ful fit, snug at heel, make these shoes desirable at oy Attractive in Price and Appearance b pat may be surprised to find an all-leather Oxford selling today for $9.50—especially one that carries the Regal stamp of style and quality. But it only goes to show the saving effected by the Regal ~ methods of buying and manufacturing in quantity, and the need for your keeping in touch with your Regal Shoe Store. This same shoe may be had in soft black Kidskin for $10.00— a value that cannot fail to meet the New York woman's approval, The REGAL SHOE STORES REGAL SHOES Exclusively? for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN NEW YorE B HR ies arg Ay Sroageey bt Laid Ha s el aca hd vee Patton ®t) 6 bo x wr ceiieees = ea a Also @ scattering of sizes ip widths A, B and ©. “ORCHID” ts an example of the values offered—a black kid Ponts with patent tip. It has a popular model at $16. Purchases must be final—no approvals, no exchanges. "8 Shoes Unig: SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING ‘WONDERS The Well-Known Semi-Annual Event *‘Seven Furniture Days’’ Begins Monday, April 12th Extends to Monday, April 19th EVEN days of value-giving which come but twice a year. The fact that they are coming this spring is a stroke of good fortune for you, as market conditions do not warrant special prices, our business policy be- ing to live up to scheduled events. No matter what the conditions, we are holding this sale the same as in previous years. Assortments of quality fur- , niture at less than usual prices are what we offer. As a Caurtesy to You We are having three courtesy days— Thursday Friday Saturday April 8th April oth April roth during which time you will be able to make careful selections at sale prices. . Suite illustrated is a reproduction of the famous Ritz-Carlton. Can be had in the ivory and grey decorated, with full size bed, at the mod- erate price of $875.00. Same Suite with Twin Beds, $1,075.00. &iath Floor Lord & Taylor 38th St. —FIFTH AVENUE— 3h St. @ i cmc an Omar |