The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1920, Page 9

WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 192 % ‘ f a & le 0. ry | the entire centre of the front and thi aes, | Russians were compelled to retreat in ers, sixteen, guns and enormous QUan~| srannattan purveyors of Nquor, pixt tities of material, of whom werd raided yesterday and af who lost more than $75,009 wor entn ieane |SAYS REDS SOUGHT stock, wero notvall frightened into shut- suspected in the burglary of Abraham ting up shop by the. arrests, Instead, Altman's hame at No. 101 West 190th Red Force ji . GERMANY AS ALLY} cccoraing to information reaching the Street, when Jewelry valued at $3,000) Force in Lemberg Sector, saaeiails Prohibition officers, many of them did and some cash were stolen. ‘Tho phan- | Flanked by Poles, Loses | Simons Declares He Rejected Pro-|"O"°% * les | LONDON, Sept. 2—The Russian Soviet official statement of Wednes-| Russian Bolshevik! against theg Wert-| cities assisted in the raids, whic! Budenny, noted cavalry leader, was|more, the disastrous consequences ummthilated during the operations in|Which Bolshevism might be expected the Lemberg sector, which began|te bring with tt would have fallen Aug. 29 and ended Sept, 1, says the | With double force upon Germany.” Gen. Ibndenny’s mounted men had j impossible course. virtually completed an encircling | a trees: movement against Zamosz, midway | Min Selected fer Fende Pasicy. Mt Se Betore coming here in 1882 between Lublin and Lemberg, but| mat wige has been definitely: selected | oreo one aka Mast wie Persee’ alnaed were flanked by the Poles and attacked | {iat Rise has been definitely selected | tary. | He and bis wile went abroad states,- The engagement resulted in| foreign office here to-day. the Gefeat of the Soviet forces SALOON RAIDS _ PHANTOM BURGLARS disorder with the Poles in close pur- | Poles capturing thousands of prison- Just as Ever. Worth of Jewelry. after news of the raids had been printed. ‘ | their victims so that they can rob un- = si Sombl “The saloonkeepers and bartenders molested. When Altman awakened Thousands of Men. posal to Combine Against ee yesterday his head athed. Mra. Altman also had been drugged and the apart- who were arrested will appear to-day before the Federal authorities as a re- — the Allies. chief as- Rochester, Syracuse and other up-State gp es wan not forced. ere to-day by wireless, |¢rm Powers as a means of breaking the| made on places In Sixth, Sevgnth and jauite @ reputation several years 4 a 4 bonds Imposed by the Treaty of Ver-| Highth Avenues, between 384 and Bist | Ovilt © Copmlaton several years amo Some successes for the Soviet troops | sajiies, but that after mature reflection! Quigley tas 140 other warrants cov-|to ald in the detection. ave reported on the centre of the|he had rejected this course. ering saloone in other parts of the city, in “If we had followed these exhorta- raat ‘ee Rallron 9101,755,000 1 ya. sTBB, mes ie \eloria'” sald the Foreign ainiater, |e Slt within the next Bibe Gey . 0 Sept. 2 saociated |“Germany would immediately have WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—Federal Preas)—The Bolshevik Army of Gen,|pecome a theatre of war. Further.| CHARLES W. KING DIES. seventy-one, of that city, for man: DIDN'T STOP SALES DRUG MAN AND WIFE 4b ” ae Saletan Yeakstediy te fantea | NAD All Places Where Liquor Enter and Leave Home While Vic- ’ |and wounded, adds the aatedhant the| Was Dispensed “Carried On” tims Sleep—Steal $3,000 Detectives to-day sought trace of the “Phantom Burglars" who enter with-| out forcing doork and whose work was tom crooks are reputed to chloroform > N. id ment, which Is on the fourth floor, had BERLIN, Sept. 1 (Associated Proas),| Mult of yaterday's raids, which are sa Soviet forces endeavoring to enctrele |—Dr. Walter simone, the Foreign Min. | to mark the beginning of a widespread Deen ransacked. The apartment door Hquor crusade In New York under the| was locked and apparently not tam- Lemberg have retired to the east-| ster, addressing the Reichstag Foreign | direction of John J Te | ae ae eee Pf |Dered with and the only wind Affairs Ce Ittee to-day, deci istant to Prohibition rent Mitchell. ie ly window ward under Pollsh pressure, says the | pad heen urged to collaborate with the| Sixty, Federal, agents “from Buffalo, | through which entry could have been The “Phantom Burglars’ gained BUarantee of railroad earnings resulted r 1 Word has been received by relatives Hon ts8 000 durite the publlo debt, ict at Plainfield, N. J., of the sudden death to Treasury fi asuied to-day show- TURKS PROPOSE ARMISTICE. Want Truce With Armenians Until Latter's Frontier Is Fixed. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sopt. 1 (Axnoct- ated Preas).—The Turkish Nationalists have proposed an armistice with the Armenians unt!! President Wilson has dofined the latter's boundaries, {t was announced here to-day, ‘The Supreme Council of the Allies ow recognising the Independence of Armenia in April last left to President ‘Wilson settlement of ‘the boundartes of the new state, | ROSH White Linen, aa Tilusteated, White kid.” white So bree Tid int" aide $Y] D-75 Sobecim . ‘Open Alt Gay vary a SHORT & ue AMP SHOE SHOPS, INC., yesterday of Charles Webster King, {38 the, Natio gross debt to be 420. W. 38th’ ST. i ath Ave. ‘Broadway Polish offictal statement on military | peon’ mage that Gerthany” cocopernce {Years Private secretary to the late operations Issued to-day, with the Western Powers ‘against Rus-|Plerpont Morgan. Mr. King died at sia, which he considered an equally | Eastbourne, Sussex, England, where he PS and. his wife were on a visit to his in England before coming here in 1882 for resumption of the Russd-Poltsh | July 8, . King leaves two sons, Charles A. the communication | peace negotiations was made by the caine Ying: end one daugnt Mrs, James C. Thornton of Plainfle << 5 =— <= + << s UR imminent Removal to the New Matthews Store and our determination to start there with entirely new stocks, make impera- tive our present — i =s <— es —< Ss == Ss >: CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY Now in bis 4 SALE of SUITS . . a*32,50 . . 1947.50 Small charge for alterations MEN’S ‘Formerly $43 to $55 , Formerly $70 to $85 Es =< = —=$ Sale of =: HESE are all lightweight Saks Suits, small lots accumulated after a very S2=: = ee = And now These Suits have 7 Sess, tutes the _ | Young Men from ; tie vow Aeon | “Young Man | wool, of course! . R | Ther se, soe has his —véry beautifully delat inning! =>: S255 = >>>: S25 == >= > = => > > of $12 >S5252>5 =2Ss25> A Special Offering of 508 Suits at *34°° which would have been considerably more IF— | | 35>: S25: 5252: mee em >: = money back. ae es = =S25: >: >: = = we had received our complete commitment. Instead, our tailors sent us scarcely a fourth of what we really should have had and so we cannot show enough of each pattern to be classified as “regular stock.” True, these are dry details but we deem it necessary to state them because the price is undenia- bly low and some explanation is needed. On the other hand, some Young Men might consider the fact of each pattern being limited to a few suits as a distinct advantage. Indeed, we're rather inclined to agree with them. But as for garments themselves, they’re nothing like $34.50 suits, judged by around town standards. : hes 522 Mern’s Suits & Top Coats at Price Reductions Weights: Light, Medium énd Heavy _ —for all #354420 SUITS . . §2] 70 850465" SUITS . . $32.35 , 66480" SUITS . .%43.70 £45855 TOPCOATS $23.35 $6075 TOPCOATS $3 870 . Palm Beach & | | 70 Mohair Suits Le Perfect Satisfaction assured, or Alteration Free. t Lock Prosperous’’ wesecey. Wl ceapmeneenpsrnrepernmnntt: EFT A TEECSESSESESESS 4h S2SER% Sale of 2,100 Men’s = SS SeSes: a SS = = to $36 = = = seasons. s> S2S25: =< 2S2> —s S2e= — = busy season. We always start a new season with entirely new merchandise, which ac- counts for these big reductions in price on some of the finest ready-tailored suits shown in New York this year. SS =>: Za2om >S5>5> =F 2 S=S= es = Sy — <5 be >=: Store Closes 5.30 P. M. Closed all day SATURDAY, Sept. 4th and MONDAY (Labor Day), Sept. 6th. Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street *Three Exceptional Values Friday in MEN’S SUMMER UNDERWEAR Men’s Fine Balkeléean Shirts and Drawers— Shirts with half sleeves; Drawers in regular or stout sizes Men’s Cordovan | Oxfords regularly 15.50 WIDTHS AA TO D These Oxfords will appeal to men accustomed to nothing but the finest quality Footwear. SIZES 6% TO 11 the product of one of the best factories in the country. Guaranteed, All Leather—uppers of genuine shell Cordovan. These Oxfords are certain to give com- + plete satisfaction. dames McCreary & Co. 5th Avenue 35th Street >: = SS =SaS=: 33 = 52525252: 2azs2s Ss: =: =>: = == = = = =< <-> They are > = S2szSzsE> S=5 >: 6 Plain Shades <> Sa SS: >: Sanaa S252: — >= >2>: ona o2a=: Pure Silk Hand-Framed Knitted Neckwear Regularly $3.50 & $4.00 $ 18% Three for $5.50 HE news of our remarkable Neckwear Sale, two weeks ago, spread sorapidly, and created such a big furore, that, long after every Tie had been sold, people were crowding the store, clamoring for more Cravats. So we got busy and se- cured another wonderful lot. In 12 Heather Effects; i -including Black. Highest-Quality Custom-Made Eagle Crepe Shirts, $7.45 ree for $22 Regularly $12.50 to $18 Each 1181 Broadwav, Cor, 28th St. IN OLR UNCOD<PLETDD NE STORE Men’s Madras Union Suits—Athletic style . 6... $1.59 Men’s Ribbed Cotton Union Suits— = = =< May Mi 04 Quarter sleeves, and ankle length; quarter sleeves and knee ior : . : nt length; also athletic style. Excellent value. 2... 2. 1. $1.85 eee | t it, it i) = Specially Priced for Friday MEN’S SERVICEABLE HALF HOSE The assortments embrace Wool, Silk Plaited, Cotton and Cashmere. ==, SSSSSS52: =< > ‘ Men’s English Wool Golf Hose— Men’s English Cotton Half Hose— Light and medium weights; in Lightweight, soft finished; in Grey, Green and Brown Black, White, Tan and IHeather Mixtures .. $2.95 Unbleached . . . 2 75c Men’s Silk Plaited Half Hose— Men’s Lightweight Cashmere Half In two-toned combinations; Ver- Hose—Hleather Mixtures, Oxfords tical stripes in various and natural shades of Grey; + colorings; full fashioned, $1.45 also Black and Cordovan. 65c =< = —<— SSSS=SSS2523= The World's 1920 Summer Resorts Annual and Motor Tours Guide © ] i PRICE 10 CENTS. At All World Offices and Newsstands and by Mail, ee