The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1920, Page 17

“we have abundant ovidence that the RIOTS IN CZECHO-SLOVAKIA. fires were started by the forces of the Crown," —_——. LORDS PASS HOME RULE. Measure Now Goes Back to House Y {LOYD GEORGE REFUSES TO LF BN ONDE VALERA Will Let Father O’Flanagan See Griffith, But Says Use Cable to Valera. torship Industrial districts of Czecho-Slovakia, but “proletariat dictatorship” has been established in» to a Central N: of Commons. LONDON, Dee, 16.—The House of Lords has passed the Irish Home Rule) enna to-day. . Many casualties have Bill with amendments, and it now] osurred in conflicts at some points, It goes back to the House of Commons. | is declared. It is quite certain that a compro-| At Bruex, adds the message, fi mise between the two Houses will be reached. ——< FALLS UNDER “LY TRAIN WHEELS FROM PLATFORM, strikers were killed and fifteen othe injured In confilct with the military. rai tion and pi ined a gene Troops arrived aud fired on the rloters, killing and injuring many. John R. Powers, thirty-eight, chaut- fteur for Mrs. Jullus MeVickers of the Hotel Clartdge, fell In front of a Sixth Set in Hint Theft © Avenue elevated train at the 0th} Patrolman [lenburg of the Street station, about 7 o'clock Iaat night |Street station, at the point of and waa crushed to death. His wife|Vvolver, early to-day captured and son at his home, No. 35 West 65th | £ No. 199, 3 Street, sald he had no reason for sul-}}52 fi LONDON, Deo, 15.—Premier Lioyd Geeorge to-day sent a reply to the re- “cent request by the Rev. Michael O'Flanagan, Acting President of the Sinn Fein, that time be accorded in which to consult with Eamonn de Valera and Arthur Griffith, founder | of the Sinn Fetn and now under ar- rest, respecting the endeavors being made to br.ng about a truce in Ire- land. The Promior informed father O'Fianagan that facilities would be afforded him for seeing Arthur Grif- Mth. Regarding De Valera, the Promier wrote: “The ordinary meth- od4 of communication with America are fully open to you,” Rug- cker of stealing he of tured and tree PRIVALE SALE—XMAS GIFTS \ i Importers Selling at Retail = 1) me For 2 Weeks Only—Stock of LADIES’ tit HANDBAGS | i © Note 47c. Apricots—No. This sale Velvet ‘Just Received from Paris Also Ostrich Fans and Jewelry Novelties AT WHOLESALE PRICES Cail at -howroom BISHOP & GinOSHUT, Importers 3 West 29th St. Take elevator to Suite 906 060 0 0 So GS 0 SS 0 SS 00 While it is believed in some sec- tens here that the fires in Cork were eat by the Irish, a telegram to the Dally Herald from two members of the British Labor Commission says. Ste. price is 54c. This sale cans. sale Puy Now at Reduced Prices Buy for the Winter—Buy by the Case ' HERALD SQUARE, Sale of New Season’s California Canned Fruits Packed expressly for R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., by packers of the, highest quality California fruits. The fruits were picked when fully ma- ripened. They were canned the day picked and put up in extra heavy syrup, thereby preserving all the natural flavor. usual and sale prices. Ycllow Cling Peaches, halves or’ sliced; they are of exceptionally fing flavor and color; every peach is perfect. No..214 can, our usual price, This sale * Case of 2 doz. $9.74, ea. 42c 21% cans, our usua! price 44c. Case of 2 doz. $9.14, ea. 39c Bartlett Pears—No, 214 cans, our usual price This sale Case of 2 doz. $11.44, ea. 49c Cherries, Royal Ann—No. 234 cans, our usual This sale Case of 2 doz. $11.44, ea. 49c Fgg or Green Gage Plums—No. 2% cans. Case of 2 doz. $7.84, ea. 34c Sliced Peaches, Lily White Brand—No. | tall This sale Case of 2 doz. $6.74, ea. 29c Yellow Cling Peaches, Silver Flower Brand— No, 2'% cans, containing 13 to 14 halves. This Case of 2 doz. $9.14, ca. 39c Eeeye —Fitth Floor, 35th Street RAMacy & Co NEW YORK \ Polo Cloth; | Ve fur_collar, Compare! You'll See These Prices Cut Your Cost, but NOT the Quality A Buys a $40 Quality MONROE OVERCOAT A month ago they were $40—these smart, comfy, ALL-WOOL, silk-trimmed Ulster: Ulsters, Fitted Coats, Double Breasters, Raglans, Uleterettes, Belters and Leathe - Lined Storm Coats; today they are go per cent less, That's cur method—when wholesale prices go down our price to you immediately does, too. This $a7 price is not ouly 40 per cent less than the Price of a month ago, but 40 pc: cent less than many merchants today are asking in the name of “reduction sales” for the same idencical quality. If you can beat this overcoat quality elsewhere at this $27 price, your money back! MONROE _ $40 Regular and TWO PANTS SUITS Now ‘ The only reason we can offer these double-service, doublewear, double-value sults at this . never-before-heard-of price is that we make them ourselves in cur Fifth Avenue Shops, sell them in our LOWER rent UPSTAIRS Shops and today's conditions permit. mvanae At $27, we include Suite made from the world-famous Strong-Hewat virgin wool fabrics, ailored in ’S best style, and now se// ing at a pric: h when Woodrow Wilson was first inaugurated. J aS Ae aE Your clothes are here from 38 to 50 per cent lower than others are asking. COME UP. Former $45 Former $50 Monroe Suits $ & $55 Suits $ (Including Two Now (Including Two Now Pants Suits) Pants Suits) and Overcoats and Overcoats You know our original prices were Always frcm $10 to $20 LESS than elsewhere, These revised prices are a record breaker in SAVING. COME UP—SEE AND SAVE MANHATTAN IN Our easy Payment Plan |] Applies Every- where within 150 miles of New York. We furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or || Monthly Pay- BRONX nente. 42nd Street, cor. B'way. Ks . Bergen Ave, at 149th St. |PRovaL - SOE. 42nd" “Madison ==» BROOKLYN iP EASY cram Nassaa ‘ Frankfort i 413 Fulton Street S Cortlandt“ “ B'way i 587 Fulton at Flatbush 14th St. opp. Acad. Music 34th Street, Cor. B’way AGth Street & Broadway NEWARK—151 Market Street JERSEY CITY—Newark Av. & Bay PATERSON — 228 Main Street YONKERS—Gotty Square 125th “ cor. 7th Ave. AMY.-Cor. tateSte. 181 st cor. St. Nicholas Av. SCRANTON—309 Lackawanna Ave. BALTIMORE—Cor Light& Balt’o Sts. cusnions SEWING MACHINES OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY ngs Await the Thrifty Shopper THE STORES ON 0A . 14th to 23rd Street Tverything for Women, Men, Childrer and the Home—combining good cheer and sound economy t} = yO Sp DG Ry Columbia Grafonolas trom $32.50 up ‘on Our Easy Payment Plan, December Columbia and Cortina Foreign Lan- guage Records on Bale ON CREDIT UP TO $110 EVENINGS Iveteen | Plush Boys’ Clo 119-125 West 24th St. Near Sizth Avenue. Ve “ay Jc $5.00 $9.97 $7.49. $5.97 $11.97 A—Suits, Serges, Cheviots, etc, sizes 30, 32... . B—Ssuit of Blue or Wool ¢ te vevseceve C—Suit of Wool € or Cheviot occcccee D—suit of dark br eviot Mixtures... ec ee E-—Overcoat of Chevint elsewhere. Christn 2060 Wool 500 pairs for Women, Misses and Children. Doeskin, Was 8 Glo’ New Yorn We Rilye rtone Coating Second Ploor © thing Here are examples : rAgel Thursday, as usual--- Dollar Day Every floor crowded Mf priate Holiday and Stap Unmatchable values! Come, “See What You Save!”” Six Extraordinary Bargains Each one a bargain you find it impossible to duplicate Limit: One to a customer, What Save!” ‘See You hable Capeskin, t wonderful savin Pairs of Holiday Slippers Superior grade Felt Slippers for Women and M Misses’ Slip-over Petticoate of or printed decorations, ome leather soles and padded ins It's the Jast lot of the geason, from jonal’s ov ki Baseme Wool Mixtare NATIONALS Outle' Store rrices Were Never So Low! Just look at the wonderful values in this great Winter Coat Clearance Coats by the thousand, huge overstocks or the National Cloak and Suit Company, that must be sold before inventory. Rack after rack, amost a whole floor of them, almos’ every color, fabric and wanted style; sizes for women, misses and girls. Here are examples: o“~<r Priced far below cost! From $5.00 to $15.00, t Below Cost! Gloves of Washable . Sizes 56% to 7%, | Velveteen | Astrakhon vod Mackinaw Coat uantities of appro- le Merchandise. 1. SE Choth es Fancy floral painted LB Boye’ Night Shirts of white Mus reted and evtton yerns, shell | Double stitched seams and braid tri My to rt ki Fs a) a a