The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1920, Page 4

fHE WVENCKOCHW OG ON Cee ee f Ni York, showed [1 wement and rf under the sod in Burope ia the orice | DISCHARGED MINER MGR. MOONEY Now Tork, showed impravasient aud |” HONEST TAXI DRIVER. wat aa Vo — se | Satemanahig bier aiencied toe! SHOOTS UP CAMP) IMPROVED TO-DAY |wio i one ot tne eat known Catolc | watiow J: Watson ot tang, nna) Sut hu taraetega neta (2 Gontiieat 1” plese Mr. Rowell ex- ae clergymen in this country, had an|City, a taxi driver, was arraigned In haa tet the _ bracelets within | ; | wet Known Catholic Prelate Rest-| attack of what is believed to be| Washington Heights Court this morn ’ ne ca Han ex-Miniater's ener Wounds One Deputy Sheri and Is ing Well After Attack of acute indigestion. Ga hance oe aps AF) | ‘ f : lost property. | gets. litervanition inthe debate took in Turh Wounded by | hae tots, Mar Mooney was at hie deat an che ey firding of leet prover, . Mite ‘Turner made She said whe thought {+ e loat the reat of the y by dropping a hed: chiet containing it ha whe. slighted | m the end, Christmas News From Best &Co.’s LiliPuttie o of Bt. P 8 Cathedral wes. | way, paid mhe engaged W: bly by surprise. Most of Another. | Moe of St. Patrick's Ys, te a ona bein secs eh ; . Announcement was made to-day at|terday when he became tI], He tell | Monday night and soon after leavis the Buropean delegates gave NO MENS) wit LIAMSON, W. Va., Dec. $1. B.| y missed $16,000 worth of jewelry INTEA IIE of recovery from their astonishment | wie q peputy Sherift of Pike County, {St Vincent's Hospital that the con-| from his chair unconscious. After adveruaed, ygttering » reward of $1 4 an de to goncluded, 9 F * | ditior eeeh FF medical treaunent he was taken to A valued at $6, ha eterna he Ky, was shot and narrowly + aj dition of Mer. Joseph F. Mooney, | ihe hospital. Hes seventy-two years | net, tro eraceleta. vanied at § 0 y applauded from lin te tena ‘ death last night at the Blac A ° other by Gabriele Anotaux of France replied | Mine acrona the Tug River. ; MDelegate Row Rowell Say Says Its Meth-| 1, ine Canadian by saying his critl-|more, the man alleged to shot him, ods Co: cisins should have been made In com: | {x understood to have been shot three st Loss of 50,000 mittee, Delegate Miller of Austraiia | times Inter by another Deputy. ; Dominion Soldiers. supported Mr. Rowell Kizemore had Juat heen discharged tor | _— Lord Robert Ceci] said he; thought | trying to cause trouble In the mine. H ; started to shoot up the mii a LLOYD GEORGE CALLED. Mr. Rowell was mistaken jn thinking | "Tes a ted to arroat The Oriental Store | Tifth Avenue and 39th Street : wa ny | Vicar General of the Archdiocene ‘of old ed that he had not retur Me Connection With Anv Other Establishment in the Wertd WORT Hi the ongantzations woul fal) under) 0 1 em, the bullet urope. AN the world) | superficial wound on the officer's novk, | © in all the League's es Asked to Go to Geneva For!" ~ Discussion of the Situa- * & (United Presa). | It was reported y that A. J. Bal- b four was co ving with Pre: | (CS Se Sl eS ON — Cee t(‘i‘dr ti“‘éi‘éira Citi‘ cee eee i tion in Russia. leuee Glevya € n an effort to catnsalts bring him here to open ® discussion THIRTY-FOURTH STREKD OROAMWAY- FID TH amimur. Santa Claus Moves to n90c of the Russian situation, brought to » that Dec. $ (Ansociated Press.) | tt fore by Lithuania's request that mea proposed for the formation! no league expedition be sent to viina. onee: Prof. A. Valdemar, Lithianian Foreign teed technical organisations of the| Sitter, made the request, asnertirut e of Notions, dealing with) that Russia's recognition of Lithu- » finance, mt ania’s territory did not involve Siete et “912 aa wl eas didi flight to transfer any of it to Poiond. : sharply attacked at today's ses-| “since Russia js unable to partici- ion of the League's Assembly by | pute directly,” Valdemar wrote, “ex- Newton Wesley Rowoll, former Preai- | teme prudence ts necessary in order dent vad 4 A not to provoke a new and bioodthirsty of the Canadian Privy Council. | gruggic as a result of the Polo-Lithu- ‘Three pians, he asserted, tended to| anian trouble.” Packed with marshmallows cumquats, mints, carameis apple candy, rice sticks and chocloate cream ginger. $e 18% Third Floor. M®*. CLAUS, who arrived in Liliputia only a short time ago, found his former quarters too cramped for enter taining on a large scalc, so in- vites his friends from now on to visit him in greater space and comfort on the Third $2.50 Gift Baskets New AFTERNOON FRocKS These Japanese bas! take such organizations out of the eae Japanese baskets floor. Bands of the Assembly, which should| exes Worth a500.000 Shown. are packed with either can- Control them, and throw them under | MUEKEGON. Mich. Dec, &—Nearly a | died fruits, or such Oriental Sor ' half million dollars worth of foxes were the influence of Hurope through the y of the non-European | °" ‘lsplay at the opening hore to-day delicacies as Lychee Nuts. of the Fox Show of the National Asso Former site of Mr. Claus’ Mations sending their best men to|cintion of Silver Fox Breeders, Lixhibite Long after the contents Hone ee Yhree of four conferences annually, | Wnt MM cno™ alk Aections of | the » now an arena fo are gone the baskets may be used for sewing or lunches, $1.25 to $25.00 BASEMENT United States and some Canadian “Fifty thousand Canadian soldiers ' ‘provinces, motorists and cyclists. BICYCLE, tricycle, auto- mobile, push-mo-bile, and even wartank fans are having a grand time trying out their favorite vehicle here. Some collisions have naturally oc- curred, but on the whole these seem but to spur the rival mo- torists on to greater speed. INTERESTING VERSIONS OF THE 7 EARLY MODES FOR SPRING IN? MODELS OF CHARMING VARIETY MADISON AVENUE = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street PRESENTING PHENOMENAL VALUES Anything on two wheels, or three, or four, will be found here. The stand- ard makes—1921 models 2.75 to 100.00 SEW TAFFETA SILK FROCKS IN A-> LOOSELY DRAPED MODIFIED PANNIER EFFECT, THE CHARMING SILHOUETTE 00 ACCENTED BY ROWS OF RUFFLING 2: .* © An Extraordinary Reduction Sale of Men’s Fine Silk Neckwear | NEW TUNIC FROCKS OF CREPE GEORGETTE ADORNED WITH STEBL AND IRIDESCENT BEADS IN BEXQUISITELY HARMONIZING DESIONS, A CONTRASTING TOUCH 16 SIVEN BY A BROAD GIRDLE OF 40°° MOIRE SILK AFTERNOONSoff—en- tirely free for outdoor sports orindoorrelaxation accom- pany this fircless cooker as Aare gift. Ie eee sic That we are musicians is i no fabrication, you can buy, costing ‘Tis true that we strive $33-50. Withont legs $30. for your edification; AlousD it seerns hard, fewis&ConcER |} 1% desert ia gre STREET sow SIXTH AVE. may need no lubrication. to be held to-morrow and Friday, will offer NEW FROCKS OF CANTON CREPE IN A SLENDERIZED TUNIC EFFECT FEATURING NARROW ACCORDEON PLEATING AT SIDES OF SKIRT al WIDE, LOOSE SASH ss°° 4,400 Silk Four-in-hand Scarfs made from rich foreign silks, imported direct by B. Altman & Co. ! RDLE ANNE HAS TACT—NOTE THE MANNER IN WHICH SHE GREETS SANTA CLAUS: le) at lecs than one-half the earlier prices Established 1879 : THURSDAY An Important Sale of MISSES DRESSES FOR STREET AND ANNE McCULLOCH, 2,000 Scarfs made from French, Swiss and Italian Elmhurst, N. Y. silks of heavy quality } D Dear Santa Claus: be o How are you? I wanta doll sa N house, doll carriage, fountain f 2,400 Scarfs, made from French and Swiss silks c pet ivory comb, brush, mirror, f box of candy, sewing set, more D eS t 8. C 0. Ky book, chalk soray blackboard. be Please bring them on Christ- & reduced to $1.45 Hi mas mie : ‘ Fifth Avenue at 35th Street S Fm f ied ASSO Christmas Gifts Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. CASH OR CREDIT ONLY RELIABLE, UP-TO-DATE GoeDs EASY PAYMENTS No Employers’ references mecessary. CALL, WRITE OR PHONE cont. 5867 ‘Will send representative if Geared. AMWATCHs DIAMOND C° 6 MAIDEN LANE Ar ia7h —and, more than that, Anne has artistic ability. She doesn’t doubt the power of the written wortl, but she believes that red ink and green Christmas trees will enhance it, at least. Santa liked your letter, Anne. reduced to $1.95 All of the silks used in these Scarfs are of this season’s importing, and the designs and color combinations are exclusive to B, Altman & Co, “* * ec sm pe soe bss ips cannes baomniai taney toscana insite il nevee leapt ose pitas inatapncastaap alienate 5 appa aIP Keser tain, i-tgs ma ahaa eal aes ec eiidiipiaap Ande Sabato: Saat - | Men’s Knitted Silk Mufflers AFTERNOON WEAR A HOME 4 ont Ms , in a ver e colors r wi GRAND RAPIDS FURNITUR Bef gr ge trot De biclyigd Ms ‘an a i" F espooe Paling 47 00 S 704" STATION a Cowan a lonable black-and-white effects, will also be on sale at - , #1 WEEKLY : the greatly reduced price of Originally 59.00 to 110. 00 fiver mre Of Todd Renee, lam really $5.85 Crepe Satin, Silt Canton Crepe, Duvetyn, Tricotine Ce vouscok East or Westh For I'm fluff, id fi BEISHER BRos "And mn” handsore— a When All's said and done, (War Revenue tax additional) : ; ‘ Dresses of the newer modes, chic in their trimming, and fashionable in their shades, = = a = bo me oa A : . i - (More Toy Talk on Sunday) offered at this special clearance price because =e pps aly ; of limited quantities. : 4 Sioa Dest & Co. bee hee le em This Sale will afford a rare opportunity for buying | Christmas presents that are really worth while. (First Floor) No Lower, M, COHEN Fifth Avenue at 35th Street, N. Y. eaYou Never Pay More at Best' 48 TEN Ang cor, 47th ||———— {