The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1920, Page 18

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‘ee “Americans Paying Staggering Penalty. for Electing Re- NEW HAVEN, May 6,—President ‘Wilson and the peace treaty were vis- prousty defended last night by Dem- © geratic Nationa) Committee Chairman mer & Cummings, who made the mote speech at the State Conven- Hon which to-day will clect foar teen delegates to San Francisev. Chairman Cummings contrasted the eight years of Democratic accomplisb- ment which have followed sixteen years of what he termed Republican failure, ‘The State Central Cammittes voted to recommend to the Resolutions Committee to-day that the Con- Hectiout delogation of fourteen be uninatereted, but that # act as a unit, This is understood to be o gompromise on the part of Palmer backers. Liquor will &@ avoided as an ise in the’ State platform and the idea of sending any woman to San Fran- gisco as delegate or alternate seems to have been abandoned, Chairman Cummings eaid in part after enumerating some constructive Jegisiation during, Democratic controt before the war: ive and farseeing iD have brought Amer- fea to ber it place of honor and . yet the very men who Ve stood im the way of all these measures of progress are the ones are now criticising the conduct ‘of the war and the activities of the American President. The gentlomen who are now leading the Republican Party, criticising the President of tho United Lamy © warning the peo- are Counsc! led to trouble and whose ad- ‘vice had to be discarded before Amer-| || impaired and the work of reconstruc: | ter more than de- | cat tion has been delayed. The develop. | bate it cannot record the pasmage of |, ment and extension of Americar | one single constructive measure, The business has been prevented and the | great taske which were to be done, peace of the wort opportunity and it has failed Not only has it thus far ‘managed to, 3 ‘Mrottic the tr a remained undone. There is n a there is no reconstruc: | has been “The Republican Party has bi shoes are sold middlemen’s Riven #100000 fur’ SiKGok ER, NG WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1920." | Our 20th Upstairs Monroe Clothes Shop The finest all daylight shop in America will open Satutday. It occupies the entire building (upstairs) of the new Schulte Block at Fulton, Willoughby and Pearl Streets, Brooklyn “This is easily the most accessible spot in alt Brooklyn—praetically every surface car passes the building—the Boerum Place Elevated Sta- tion is at our door and the Subway Stations are directly opposite. Mr. Edward Opitz—who has managed our other Brooklyn Monroe Shops—will be in charge. \ “$60 Values” «t “Reduction Sales’ Cost You $48. ———SEVEeEeEerr fee could make progress. “Was it not Senator Ledge who pro- in the Senate that the Fed- 4 = noe System was foredoomed tem and and "ee Bills? These are the same advisers, who, hopeful that Amer- has «forgotten their bad advice, tendering theif suggestions A water white-fluid, in a brown bottl with a rubber cork. ma 4 “A pfeparation that will do ¢ done by the contents of many scattered about the house. ~ A moett that will do this work quickly, efficiently, ec ical] with PERFECT Sane suse W. L. Dougias Stores in Greater New York: me +4 th Avenue. airs Av.,cor, ‘ird Av.,bet, came “work MILTON is just “MILTON,” Ne other word describes ite MILTON Aes 01 Tongs, See Get the Booklet with Each Bottle. JERSEY CITY—18 Newark Avenue. sx HOBOKE S—120 Washington Street, # ONION HILL—276 Bergenline Ave. treet. | 4 PA TERSON—192MarketSt.jor- Clark #TRENTON—29 East State Street. Wemen Monroe Clothes at Are Better. Than‘“$60 Values” MANHATTAN — ; 42nd Street, cor. Broadway 50E.42nd “ “ Madison Nassau oo Frankfort 5Cortlandt" ‘ Broadway 14th St. opp. Academy of Music 34th Street, cor. Broadway 59th - at Col. Circle 125th . cor. 7th Ave. Chrystie Street at Canal How Thin Folks >duction Sales” Can't Touch The Low Monroe Clothes $40 Mark “Suppose other merchants do cut their prices “plenty” per cent,—even then they don’t touch the low tide Monroe Clothes prices. Take twenty per cent. off a $60 suit and the price is $48. Why, we’ve been selling all Spring in Monroe Clothes Upstairs Shops these self-same ‘$60 values’’ for $40! iA And Monroe suits are all wool, silk sewn and this season’s models! For low price, style and downright quality, all three in one, you can’t beat Monroe Clothes—and more than 200,000 New York men know it. That’s why they buy Monroe Clot ing, summer, winter and fall. You don’t have to read beyond the next three lines to see wi ma. ie we hold undisputed price advantage— raed Clothes come to you direct from the, —via our low rent Upstairs Shops, —from America’s largest Clothier. For Lower Than “Reduction Sales”? Prices—Buy. Monroe Clothes! | Monroe, Jr., Two Pants Suits, $13.50 to $25 | BRONX Bergen Ave. at 149th Street, BROOKLYN Court and Montague Street 587 Fulton at Flatbush Newark — 151 Market Street Jersey City—Newark Av. & Bay Paterson — 220 Main Street Yonkers —Getty Square > nasal epeny siden ange ng bottle and other food spray ai - ttles other lai: ing off coughs and colds receptacles. Meni iniering thas ore. and affords prompt relief MILTON kills bad smells and comfort to sufferers promptly, its own odor MILTON bleaches linens vani from rose colds and hay fever. MILTON cleans out cuts MILTON removes stains laun next wash d: and abrasionshygienically, from white linens or cot- foal, et When throat feels a bit sore, AW) When your throat feels a bit sore, germs] ALEX D (SHAW) & CO with MILTON, Jt is a most effective germ- ’ WOR PERSONAL HYGIENE, SAFETY, CLEANLINESS AND COMFORT MILTON aba wentertulle destroysmicrobesandhelps tons (even the most deli. effective mouthwash. nature heal promptiy. cate) without the slightest slic poke pratt revervesthe MILTON aide in the pro- S90 i ibs teeth, and’ Treshens the tectionof baby from die- tii, woolens or dyed mouth. a simple and effective 800ds.) leed- MILTON cleans porce- without injuring their pro- tecting glaze. almost immedi- 4 snowy, lustrous white. ately. Just use MILTON in your of blueing. te MILTON IS SAFE b] i. IN ALL OF ITS MANY USES Don't have dangerous compounds in is not not corrosi ee beams, De ANTON. 3 yor 01 ive, be fully cficent ho Enaliah chemist discovered MILTON during the wer, Al enthusiastic about the it 6 Le ates Order italien fas YOUR DRUGGIST OR GROCER Can Put On Fiesh If you are weak, thin and emaciated and can't put on flesh er get strong, no matter how much you eat, go to Kalish Pharmacies and get enough Blood-Iron Phosphate for a three weeks’ treatment and take it ae directed. gf at the end of fires weeks you don't fl strongar and better than you have for months: if eyen arau't brighter and. your Sleadior: If you don't, ‘bleep but our, ving ton’ more than dou ire put es if ‘on several pounds of good h, you Cam have Your money ‘axking and Biood-Jrem Phos ost you nothing ANT — Blood-Irén_ Phos- phate is sold only in original packayes, containing ewough for three toreks' treatment, at $1.50 per package-—only 00 a week.—Advt. } Sunday World Wants Work One ee or teenie sens teed “|| Children’s Skins Healthy HALEN BROTHERS brooklyn’sBigges! (nea. Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 0 ses} 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street oper Acute] Smith Street | Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. | Buy Your Sp g asy Term and Kecords at our Smith St. Store. —— Use Cuticura To Keep If mothers would only use Cutieura Soa and Ointment for every-day toilet an nursery purposes. how much suffering might be avoided by preventing little skin and scalp troubles becoming serious, Culi- cura Talcum is also excel hittle ones, it is delicately medicated and ex- quisitely perfumed, Remple Each Frvh by Mall. Asidcene: "cations Laboratories, Dept ¢M,Balcen Mass.” Sold evecy- here. Susp ae" Oiniimerit 22 andte. Talows ie. ‘Cuticure Soap shaves without mug. Monday Morning Wonders: | { Brook!

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