The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1920, Page 5

v publication’ of ‘ent for Frapoe, Tay. ama Great Oet- ain. es on the Modernist letter- head, addition to Fawcett's, Graham 1A » El setta Hurwitz, Louise Kueffer, Gor- " ANERIIN STAN IN CERMANY WORE === == September and permitted the bearer to do relief work in France, Papers of De Mott of Paterson Also Indicate a Connection With Russian Soviet. BERLIN, April 20—Paul R. De Mott of Paterson, N. J., shot and killed by German troops while try- ing to escape from a military prigon at Wesel, was wearing a German ‘uniform of the Ruhr Red army when captured and carried letters addressed to Leon Trotsky, War Minister of Soviet Rusvia, the Foreign Office an- mounces. ‘ De Mott’s papers were shown newspaper correspondents. There Were fifty documents in the package, among which were passports and sun- dry “safe conduct permits” tssued to the Amertcan, , One of the letters was written on the stationery of the French bi- monthly syndicalist publication, La Vie Ouvriere, and addressed to Leon Trotzky. It made a report on the progress of the revolutionary move- ment in France. This and another letter to a Bolshevik leader wore sewn in the lining of De Mott's shirt. ‘Another letter was signed by James Walio Wuwoett of New York City and bore the letterhead of the Mod- emist, No. 25 East Mth Street, that London, a Latforite organ. It read: M.,, if Reichswehr doesn't halt.” telegram, was signed “De Mott.” ITALY ADOPTING ** That Includes Participation of, Labor Councils in Industry. James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 35th Street Second Floor You can’t touch them _ elsewhere at this price! Men’s Spring Suits Our own $55 & $60 grades *45 Why we make this concession We make it because it is made to us by one of our leading tailoring organizations. And for another rea- son—because it is the simplest way of introducing to New Yorkers the kind of clothing we sell—the kind that has made this department one of the largest in New York! Here’s a clear gain of from $10 to $15 for you if you act quickly. ine American passport, found on | the man's body.‘ It was issued in, Among the papers was the draft of a telegram othe Daily Herald of “Ruhr—Blow up all industries 4 A.! This SOME SOVIET IDEAS Premier Anndunces Programme ROME, April 19.—Preparations for a ‘old programme aiming at a wider distribution of property in hand, or- ganization of great factories and the participation of labor councils in in- city, it’ stated De Mott wae the dustry are being mace by the Itallan| mercial relations with Russia and 's accredited rere Remo, printed in the Tribuna. very, imabeth Freeman, The Premier is quoted as stating Ralph ‘Cheyney, Clara Hallard, Ro- that Italy desires resumption of com- ORLD, TUESDAY, Trphes Killing Thousn: gpa ag to am inter-| urging that Italiane go to, Rusia, to view with Prethier Nitti, o wt reonnally study real situa‘ selheeflsses fn'that country. He is said to have be VICTORIA, B. C. has killed thousands in declared the nation wishes Russia to ‘become again the great market for raw materials in Europe. of an Ame rin, .» April 20.—Typhus vaitberia and ing victims other thousands still are falling victims ean Red Cross party re- turning from there said to-day. TOOTING pani ea X = DRY-COLD-AIR FUR STORAGE VAULT ON PREMISES Furs Thoroughly Cleaned by Compressed Air Process Furs Repaired Phone 7300 Murray Hill Furs Remodeled The Sparalty Shop of Opiginations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREED Feature the More Rare artd Choice Pelis in an Important Collection of RUSSIAN SABLE, HUDSON BAY SABLE, FISHER, MINK, NATURAL BLUE AND SILVER FOX FUR SCARFS These furs ‘have been assembled withy the most painstaking patience and care. They are examples of the finest qualities obtainable in the character of the pelts and in beauty of -coloring. ‘ \ \ NATURAL HUDSON BAY SABLE SCARFS One to Nine-Skin Models 165.00 to 3000.00 NATURAL RUSSIAN SABLE SCARFS: One to Twelve-Skin Models 250.00 to 4500.00 Kit Fox Scarts...s00.0+ Mole Scarfs... Mink Scarfs...... ‘ Lucille Fox Scarfs....... Japanese Sable Scarfs... Lucille Fox Scarfs....... 29.50 ) Stone Marten Scarfs.....48.50 Natural Squirrel Scarfs. . 48.50 Baum Marten Scarfs....75.00 Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs.95.00 Fisher Scarfs...........195.00 Natural Blue Fox Scarfs. 245.00 ei doe Sp Be sb ce McCreery’s All-Leather Shoes for Men High and Low Shapes—all this Season’s Styles —all beautifully made—all considered a very ex- cellent opportunity at 511.95 REGULARLY $16.50 USE FIFTH AVENUE ENTRANCE The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily GB. Altinan & Go. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Drastic Price Reduztions have been made in the entire rema Paris Wraps, Capes and Coats as a result of which these beautiful garments ing many of the choicest Spring creations French couturiers, will be on sale, ning collection of represent= of the leading commencing to-morrow (Wednesday) | at $90.00, 125.00, 175.00 to 325.00 These figures being greatly below the actual cost to import, (Sale in the Department on the Third Floor) This Store Closes at 5 P. M. n PNtage James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON WEDNESDAY 34th Street Paris Flaunts Ostrich and Marabou Neckwear Mother, may 1 go out and © stop In at McCreery’e banber shop? ' Because I think if my hair were shorter, I'd be a creat deal prettier daughter. For Daytime and Evening Wear The Parisian woman, always quick to perceive the little things that enhance one’s complexion and add chic to one’s costume, is wearing Marabou and Ostrich Neck- wear on every occasion possible. In America it is equally fashionable, hence These Special Prices A—Ostrich Feather Ruff in all the leading colors, finished with tassels. regularly 7.75 B— Ostrich and Marabou Cape with or without tails: . Silk lined. aegularly 15.00 regularly 8.75, Little Folks’ Barber Shop (Third Ploor) C— Ostrich and Marabou Cape, silk lined. 5.7 ar % ( Annual Spring Saié of Boxed Hosiery An Established McCreery Event of Interest to Every Woman |. Thousands of Boxes of Women’s Hose Reduced to Lowest Prices At 5.50 Box At 7.95 Box At 11.50 Box regularly 6.75 regularly 9.75 regularly 18.50 Three pairs of excele, Oageyot's nit finest These have. hand-em- lent quality Silk Hose— grades o} Hose broidered clox and are the grade that regularly made which regularly of superior quality. sells for 8.25 per pair. They are exceptionally fine gauge, with Silk Their regular price is 4.50 per pair. Black with Black or White em- sells for 2.25 per pair. They are full fashioned of lustrous Thread Silk tops, full fashioned. broidery, full fashioned, with tops of fine Lisle. Black only. Three pairs with Silk tops, Three Black only. in a box. pairs in a box, P; In order to offer these extraordinary values we are forced to make the provision that not less than three pairs may be purchased and the sizes in any one box must be the same, And of Interest to Men—About 750 Boxes of Men’s Hose At 3.50 Box At 1.95 Box regularly 5.25 regularly 3.00 Box of three pairs of full-fashioned Thread Silk Half Hose with reinforced Box of six pairs Lisle Thread Halt || Lisle soles. Cordovan, Smoke and Hose in Navy Blue, Slate, Cordovan \ Black, Sizes 919'to11¥y. and Black. Sizes 91% to 1144. “ (Main Floor) Se — Two Interesting Specials Our Great Sale of in Juvenile Apparel Women’s Spring Suits Middy Coats of Navy ° Blue Serge with belt all Continues Unabated | round and emblem on} 37.50 sleeves; sizes 2 to 6 years, regularly 48.00 to 55.00 regularly 12.50, 8,50 Coats of fine Scotch Mix- ture in light colors, for little girls or boys. There are two smart styles; sizes 2 to 6 years. regularly 14.50, 10.50 (Infants’ Dep't~Third Floor) Hundreds of women are saving from 10.00 17.50 by purchasing during this Sale in which hig! fashionable, distinctive Suits are offered at a price’ that smacks of the prices of several seasons pasty They are faultlessly tailored of fine Tricotine on French Serge, some effectively adorned with embroider: or braid, others severely tailored. All are lined wi excellent quality Silk. (Fourth Floor) * Sale of Certain Styles In Misses’ Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses A Clearance Siesnet cane seeemreseres Reductions of from 10.00 to 24.50 98 Misses’ Suits, 14 to 18 years, 75 Misses’ Coats, 14 to 18 years, de taken from regular stock, fashioned of y Serge, Tricotine or Poiret Twill. formerly 55.00 to 59.50, 45,00 150 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses, 14 to 18 years-—beautiful styles of 'Taf- feta, Satin or Georgette Crepe, artisti- cally embroidered, beaded, or in youth- ful unadorned styles, 37.50 formerly 49.50 to 55,00 veloped of fashionable materials modish styles. 39.5 1 formerly 48,00 to 55,00 ; 85 Misses’ Cloth Dresses—14 to 18 years—in a splendid assortment of fashionable styles-—tailored models, or types adorned with beads, embroidery} or braid. Fashioned of Navy Blue} Serge or Tricotine. 45.09 formerly 55.00 to 69.50 a (Fourth Floor) 7 5.78, 11 78 Sic ai