The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 16

THE EVENING Westy, TRYDAy; BARBUS 4, 1921, MAN REPLY PAVES WAY "3a Fc ther Surprise AR PARLEY, BRITISH THINK 2... # @ 700 ne of Silks ie wet at partly destroyed | BEGINNING TO-DAY (FRIDAY) AND TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. the car barns of the Boston Blevated Company in Amory Street, obtain, it ia believed, a Cull réport Of| in @ residential district, here early to- é May Affect Solution [the Anied aiscussions preceding the| day. Forty-six persons occupying Embassy visited the Foreign Office to yd George Hints Hints U.S. At- val 14 Bmeerriity erobiee, | pee i, Ges Gas nee setkes tel areurtek ee ne tee Crepe de Chine —_ Especial attention is directed to Our Presentation of a. \. ——— drastic. measures in certain oontin-| to enfty by the noice. ‘Thre wore || Satine bee gor ; ONDON, March «—1t wident | gencies, G: ritalin and Italy forty-five cars burned. eorgettes atin : = What the speccn of Lioya der to} secured ented amine for the aan Volunwers from among the employees Taffetas == Stripe Satin The Authentic New Modes in Our German envoys and Dr. Simons's| MARK believing the severe jolt which] CF tne cars throuh the fumes to tanec, Shirting Per Stripe Taffeta : has clearly relieved the tension! Rare Groyermment Lock te Cra wech?| although they, Ike the firemon, wore Printed Georgette Yard Pongees MISSES’ APPAREL DEPARTMENT ithe & live wires, Ch had existed over the indemnity | ties of the situation. ls secon 7 " i: of the Allies, While it is! The German delegation js inten- slevatod.” Fallway veompany™ Sirned | ; Finest Qualities it with danger, there 18 a! sively applying itself to a digea-| vious tt 2 3 ee sel ae oes sir ii £ Brae thet the Toutons| Gea ce ane teritsn Pruner cena ann Core aeee eee, making 6 cota > able nag A diversified display of Fashion’s latest style conceptions, from markable Values | which the new séason’s wardrobe may be equipped may at least lead to fur-| peneft by the British Government. pe Despite his bungling of the German | Prisoners Be! gees te the meeting at St James's! cape on Tucsday the idea is scouted| shooting the Berlin envoys commun!~| at tne German quarters that Dr. with their home Government! gimons will be replaced as spoieaman come forward on Monday witb | and using the highspeed wireless to | ™!#om dollars. Ee. more liberal offer, and this, It! Bertin which was installed for their Two HELD IN IN SLA AYING MOHEGAN SILK CO. 2 West 28th St. at 5th Ave. Loti edhe eed onto HSE at Prices Decidedly Moderate Spring Suits ved tmpliicnted tm H@ward Shanson, Gtorge'McCormick, No, 238 Bast 95th Street, and Otto Bausenwein, No. 237 Spring Wraps wire! a since th many | befo: M A é Pais weet interchanges |S me dasa mance cle a re - : ‘Twill Cord, Piquetine, Poiret ‘Twill, |. Orlando, Marvella, Veldyne, Bolivia and a hoebertad a bogey an.| GERMAN RADICALS lem Court to-day on sumicion of being baolutely No Connection’ With Any Other Store==———=——" Coverts, Tricotine, Tiweeds, Serges and other rich materials. Distinctively em- eed ane tat tne eto me-| URGE SOVIET AND _|Sizrause? oh aati {deal igre ge a be talked over, evi-. je from the weeeh of tne Britm| RUSSLAN ALLIANCE Net Saltway af Re, S16 bird $29.75 to 175.00 $27.50 to 135.00 f+ who plainly left the door ge NDE for further proffers. Berlin ‘Newspapers Unanimous in tof the German’ pide, i tain Over Child's Res. ee y disturbed ‘De Simona, who| Saying “No” to Ultimatum of fe’? «86 West 34th St. ontaurent Ot Tricotine Dresses Polo Coats plainly, but the German For- the Allies. ‘Avenue on eae Elaborately embroid ine : * Sept. 20. ered ryelet ef- Unusually smart styles, fashioned of “Mintater 1 ered B13) gees any, a8 - : ana ta ls yet seks iraaS arin Le oeangh Cerca Only One New © ‘ page aac ° 95 fects; some with combination under- Natural Color Polo Cloth with inverted F an to the situation. He said) ty i day Sede’ tha iseataek are aaa ra | s Jersey Suits skirts of. Crepe de Chine. Sizes 14, 16 plait back. Full belted and silk lined Mainandetsined. ne aouid. buve| delivered by the Allien to the German |phalitia” lethargion, “commonly.” celica OF THE BETTER KIND and 18 years, throughout. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, img sickness, was reported e UR tevly ready at riobs on Monday, delegation in London the occasion for th Department to-day, This “ie Mhat Ip fle opinion there would|* evolutionary proclamation in the lowest eae tor two months, $6 me necessity for the application| Which the German workingmen are = the sanctions threatened by the| Called on to overthrow the Govern- Rawrere: ment, srect a Soviet alate and effect : a tira rge's invective pe and economic alliance with ‘Was ap unmistakable anxiety to/ The German newspapers, in their Selling in the Better Stores on the Avenue at $35 $38.00 Embroidered Tricotine Suits $27.50 Misses’ Springtime Wraps @ Teasonable agreement with|/comment on the Allied ultimatum to Handsome tailored model in Navy Blue Exclusive models, featuring the new t her | Germany, are firm and unanimous in Tet etn F P : é Saget ata fiat bty sha demanding that the Government op- Tricotine, enhanced with silk embroi- Tuxedo front: in Remous and Cordevells Pose the ultimatum with "a deter- mined no.” ‘The Taireblatt says it sees no pur- ‘speaking to the Germans to-day, | Pose in waiting until Monday, as the 4t is tho British view that any| “Mount demanded is wholly out of agreement with Germany can |“ tal an ige that if tr. weiger says that 4 be realised if it hus the moral|tioyd George actually believes his of America, if not her active|own utterances, then the people of the Entente nations and the Germans ft is frankly afmitted in British me Rite AN ea L perte . ‘orwaerts\ says (Mr. Lloyd George's oot © 10 $8. Vitek Memertancs reference to Germany/s acknowiedg- what the Harding Adminis- t of war guilt has no moral or attitude toward Germany | historical value, as this confession and hope is expressed that | was exacted in Versailles at the point ‘Geliberations with the Germans | of the revolver. | The Doersen Zeitung is of the apin- be terminated ree heer | ion that the decision ‘now rests with cy jaenunciated, Shortly after| ine Government and the Reichatag, loa of yesterday's con-| assuming that the situation In Lon- @p attache of me American don precludes fresh negotiations. dery; smart collar; narrow belts. Sizes | 14, 16 and 18 years, $59.75 lity. The British Premier un- ly had one eye on America Cloth; narrow belts; richly silk lined, $55.00 OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & C 34th Street—New York re Special Millinery Offering Saturday FOUR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY: cd Fashionable FUR CHOKERS Especially suitable for wear with the new Spring costume Dark Natural Squirrel . - $15.00 Natural Mink . . . $29.50 Natural Stone Marten $35.00 Hudson Bay Sable . $49.50 Binet Shoe Stores A New . Superb Spring Hat Modes Milan, Tagal Hemp, Lisere and Hair Braids. Facings of Georgette and Taffeta. Ostrich, new Grasses, Fruit, Ribbon and Floral poe ti 2 Copies of imported models. 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