The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 19

ene whllpinaitis , Accuses Wilson Administration | Wy 1 think tt a « prety 00d constl- 202 TRAINS RUN. “|e sppited for a, writ of napene cor-| @— ANCHOR LS. MAKING WAR tel ta te, inoue’ pencamirs. oom ON B. R. T. LINES| iit fur 'iea atthe see |AC\PLATE _ ilt Secretary Daniels has them.’ rs -_ brie! “To the beat 6f my information, Another Surface Route Opened, ot ON HELPLESS HAITI: oe. reda el sabe Sad bon Deeniag® and Night Operation Will by my mind, moteover, it is! the most whooking assertion that ever ema~- nated from @ responsible metnber of the Governmedt of the United States, SP>wey, totalling 1.689 cars, or 38 more “Deus we know little of the con- fare than yesterday, but one train leas. duct of these, wars of ‘occupation’ : aha the imposition of laws upon our show t the Coney Island bai OfAlso Usurping Power in |netpiess neighbors. ‘The censorship" ritty-two urtace lines with 768 cart Little San Domingo. bes at Constitution Day address here that|ment in order to establish laws draft-| ARNSTEIN GETS NEW DELAY. the time bad come for the United |S serve or abandon the charter under |of Nabi 3: detifeted nationality, Which’ at this moment requires the "Of_® few days at least. Hix counsel eee “The Constitution or the covenant, That is the paramount jesue,” he said. “The two aré irreconailtble. We can- Rot be governed from both Geneva “T don’t mind mean disposition,” and Washington, We cannot follow | 17 dont ming yet eel when the cow Our present Chief Magistrate without | kicked over the milk bucket; ‘what I formaking the Father of Our Country.” | complain of is yer extravagance.” ‘The Bpecch was delivered from the front poreh to delegations from sev- eral Oh!o counties, “The Conatitution has never failed America,” he continued, “and despite heediess amoctiona to the contrary,| “California Syrup of Figs” Child's Best Laxative America has never failed the world. And now, as never before, she stands ready and, let us hope, will soon be In a position, through earnest oo- operation of all branches of our Gov- ernment, to lend a helping hand, but she herself must point the way. “The first step is plain. We ynust strictly maintain and scrupulously obsorve, in letter and in spirit, the mandates of the Constitution of the United States. We are not doing 80 now. We are at war, not alone tech- nicaily with Germany, but actually with the little; helpless republics of our own hemisphere. ‘The wars upon our neighbors to the south were made and are still betng waged, though aaever declared, through the usufpa- tion by the executive of powers not only never bestowed upon him, but serupulouwly withheld by the Const} tution. “Of the fact there can be no ques. on, It ts admitted, even boasted of, by the Democratic candidate for Vice President, between whom, if elected, and the Prosidency itself, would be tut a single life. ‘You know,’ he | on wald to thespeople of Montana, as his | on hha kvsitha | your child is having the best and most ag ahh ay “de bre Heir reny ete | 484 ss physic forithe little stomach, runaing of a cotple af litte Repub- foehy tants pall hnetioes. on eich have had something to do with the Hoe. The fact la that I wrote Haiti's | ho constitution myself and, if I do say September Two Days 180 Lord Salisbury, foi! 200 Fatima 200 Omar 100 Egyptian Straigh 100 Helmar . 100 Turkish ‘Trophies 100 Murad ‘ ‘ 100 Moguls 100 Melachrine No, ¢, 100 Nawal =, The Safe the secret cofferences and conspira- fom Manhattan to Canarsie being cles. th Farts addc@. ‘The company announced two MARION, 0,, Sept. 17—Pronouncing|: “Practically all we know mow is More night lines will resume to-night, the League of Nations covenant irre- (rae See ed oy Aimaricaa imar MAkINE seven. linersto be operated at eenolifole with the American Const!-|lines aod'that many of our own gal. Sight. ‘There was no trouble last tution, 9¢nator Harding deblared in a|!ant, men have sacrificed their lives night. ° , secure in th Slates to decide whether it would pre- Ly A To, secure a. vote in the tn contempt of court by Federal Judge armed men on that foreign soil.” Adyt. Leading Brands of Cigarettes Any Size Packages — Carton Quantities Only Friday and Saturday 100 Pall Mall (Newel) e). 216 100 Egyptian Deities No. 3 2.16 100 Philip Mortis (Camividge) cms EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, fureunes B17, 192 1920. : ting fhe creditors, also ME sreisitn wilt be made in | 119. the present administration Te Be Increased. And also for beautiful and wAtura! ap ‘The Brooklyn Rapid Transit to-day pearance. This ROOFLESS PLATE i# an started 202 trains on the elevated and example ot a¢vapect Dental methods Ht fits emugiy, adderes closety to the gume And permits you to ent and enjoy every® thing. ‘The company planned to start 1,071 care bet €8 strike breakers failed to|f] 2hey ate, too valuable to neglect. Helping thém NOW with Ehrlich glasses saves you serious trcuble later on. Reliable reas Examinat on by Registered Eye Specialists. unsightly teeth taken An ain rtaned OY sar own Ane soem he thetic applied to the guma Suit Com All Languages Spyies, Lady Attendants. Wooo eho pr Warersury DewtaL COMPANY Incorporated Established 1897 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn Hours: 6 106 Sunpays: cLoseo no less strict then it was during started to-day, the Wilson Avenue line the Graham and Fifth Avenue lines, the behest of an Executive Depart- | eee eee thy an Assistant Secretary of the! “Nicky” Arnstein, who,was adjudged Manton, will not Lave to go to Jali the bayonet a military domination of no less than 8,000 of our ———— THE QHAL GRIEVANCE. (Prom the Washington Star,) MOTHER! blues in Wool se es" Accept “California” Syrup of Figs ly—look for the mame California the package, then you are sure ttle. You must say “California.”— This wonderful sale brings the interesting news that here are new, beautiful, richly fashioned hats to be had for the choosing at a price under five dollars, Hats are of silk velvet, duvetyn and panne og Autumn shades, including black, from which to make your selec- tion, Silk and metallic embroideries, ostrich, burnt ostrich, fancy feather quills, smart novelties and combination materials are among the trimmings used, NO EXCHANGES \ NO RETURNS Sale on range of colors. FRIDAY SATURDAY Only— regula: clothing 1.65 2.10 ° 2.10 : us 2,500 Ligaprla Blouses Rec | Our reg. Our reg. $2.94 to $3.68 $2.94 to $3.68 Autumn has brought again the great once-a-season sale when you may buy soft lacey blouses or Timly tailored ones of utmost charm and finest make for a price such as you will not see again this year. Blouses of sheer voile and batiste, exquisitely fashioned with trimming of hand drawn work, Val. or filet laces, fine tucks and embroidery. Tailored styles in madras and dimity show some attractive models with colored cellars and cuffs. NO EXCHANGES NO RETURNS See other peer for our four column advertisement and start of Season Sale of Boys’ Suits and adv, of Men’s Stylwear Clothes. me- Over, Gown of Rotinne, hand shades $1.97 One-Piece Pajama of tatini ‘ening. $2219 Chine Petticoat, i" $4.97 TONALS’ Outlet Store, Suite Tobe under he'd nation: 974 TRIMMED HATS, ate ere enn > Women’s $397 Sweaters. 8— mendously big bargain! Store Howat 9:00 Te 5:30; Saturday, 9:00 te 6:00, To Ma Ore iad 25 West 24th St. Servic For pean my Extraordinary of Fall | Coats Don’t miss this chance if you want Coat Barg: season. Women’s, Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats, Falken tv baioe ibe Sconce Extraordinary values for the beginning of the season. They offer savings as with similar ar garments displayed elsewhere. Gult dargains extraordinary! Ge Just #0 in the Jot, divided into 16 different styles, some- times only one or two of « kind. Navy dives and Pekin te Sowing “ot eke cst e rik I eine Wat, are, far Delow to olesale price. They ore ‘made of handsome fast ly ahru worsieds, casstmeres,, tw mixtures and serge in smart or conservative mode is, ‘Wonder values! ‘wool, beggr oo Navy bdiue wool-mix: worsted with « self color stripe, Extra well mado Brown Kid and Brown Calf Leathers; c! Wile’ save comfortable. Pe pas $10.00 $8.50 and $10.00 j thoe thoroughly well made 2,000 beautiful Silk Georgette Waiats in an amortment offering many dressy and semi-tailored styles, and almost every kind of frilled, beaded, plaited and einbroidered trimming. Priced Each one a tre- Mans U0 en Nnollier Big Sale Sale of Boys’ Clothing This Sale offers over 2,000 Suits and Coats; over 25 different styles; sizes for bpys of all ages; low record prices that range from $1.00 to $10.97; values greater by far than stores will offer because these overstocks of the big mail order house are " sold regardless of cost. Mothers of children from 3 to 7 take note: Coats of Wool Velour, Wool Mixture, Corduroy and Velveteen Plush at $4.44 Saturday! Chol y colors, Union Suit, init tm ra f rem weet” 68 Oe Main Pioor. Se Soe _ ene ava Réel on Bob Reis ee EO AS ae Pt) PPP aera re eeBuablikaass a7