The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1921, Page 6

Premier Tells Commons Teutons Are in Default on Three items in Treaty. LONDON, April 18 (Asgociated Pres), <The German Government, eaid Prime Minister Lioyd George in the House of Commons to-day, ts still In default with Tegard to reparations, the trial of per- fans accused of offenses against the le of war, and disarmament, The Germans, continued the Prime Minister, have not thus far shown any fnelination to advance practical propo- suls for carrying out the Treaty of Ver aafiles in these respects, therefore It was dmperative for the Allies to confer with regard to the further steps which might De necessary to enforce compliance with | pres the treaty | Mr. Lloyd George's statement was In answer to question by Commander ansorth Independent Liberal member, agking, since France intended to uw farce against Germany after Muy 12.) whether British troops would be Involved in @ new demonstration. COURT IS HELD ON HARLEM STREET Justice Lehman, Stenographer and Witnesses View Rival Stores on West 125th Street Buprems Court Justice Lehman held) court in West 126th Street to-day (o| see for himself just how nearly alike| were the fronts of the stores of the | Hygrade Credit Clothing Co. No. 131 W. 125th Street, and the United Cloth- Ing ©o., No. 133 West 125th Street ‘The former company has brought in- Junction proceedings to restrain the latter from continuing to use its pres-| ent "front," alleged to be a replica of | the Hygrade front, thus detracting its ‘customers to the rival store. Lawyers examined witnesses on the sidewalk, Justice Lehman Lstened and He had to keep the crowds moving. The cane will be @ecided in the regular court seaneenipiiemninns KAHN PRESENTS PAINTINGS. ‘HARTFORD, Conn., April 18.—Otto Kabn of New York bas presented to the ‘Wadsworth Athenaeum of this city three of @ number of paintings which recently purchased from famous mch artists who were crippled by war and were in need of immediate aguistance. ‘ho Athenaeum, in which tl Morgan was generously 1 nt iy Ing scepe on ‘a ‘Tocky shore. the breaking through ‘heavy clouda: | Cloud Sous la Neige,” by P. J.| chant, an interesting mposition | river, ridge and town under w soft ering of snew, an Un. a Youtse® a charming bit of a Venetian eanal, by Raoul Serres, a Prix de Rome man. EE SPANISH PHYSICIANS sTRIKD. AVILA, Spain, April 18.— Doctors re have declared alt Beneral strike use the municipality and provin- cial authorit! have declined to in- crease their allowances for attendance poor, which are now ex- LLOYD GEORGE HINT) lor seven weeks’ tour of the United Urge President Harting to Use His Influence for @ | ‘Reduction. | WASHINGTON, April 18,—Represen- tatives of many women's organisations presented pleas to President Harding |to-day that the United States ume its [influence for a world reduction of arm- amenta, The firat deputation to wait on the President was from the League of Wonmn Voters and included many prominent women representing among other organizations, the General Fed- eration of Women's Clute; the Nattonal Consumers Le he National Coun- cll of Jewinh We nd the Woman's Cheistian ‘Tems ments at the eai Pp Later In the day the Woman's Com- {tee for word disarmament presentod petition for an international’ disarma- ment conference pha ———— FRENCH ARRIVE TO STUDY HYDRAULICS Engineers Representing Railways and Government to Make a Tour of This Country. In the hope of learning in thts country how to harness streama in their own country, along which it Is calculated elght to nine million horse power is continually running to waste, a commission of four French engincers will begin this week a six States. Two of them represent the railroads of France—P. G. Feuilly and FE. J. B, Touche-—and M. B, Degove and H. 1. Issarte are sent over by the Government. They reached New York Saturday and are making the Hotel McAlpin thelr point of de- parture. Yeaterday they explored the Grand Central Terminal. During this week they plan to look over the city’s res- ervoirs, with special attention to the construction of the dams, After that their itinerary will carry them to all the great developments of hydraulic power in the country, Including Roosevelt Dam and Ningara Falls, and also to the applications of this power to railroads and other uses, If a gale turns Storm Hero inside out simply pull it back again, A new frame if the wind breaks it. MILLER BROS, & CO. Manutacturers, 6 ox: . The way the author- iting "to mettle oven at Boys’ black shoe: Sizes 22 to Girls’ black laced Ovington'smoves. Ana discounts of 10% to 50% mark the moving. Avenue and 39th 40% and 50%. You may need a tea Sheffield or a vase and present to purchase it. “The Gift Shop Alexander: Shoes Extra-Wear Shoes for Boys and Girls special tannage that many mothers claim are giving double service. proof tips of sole leather. Sizes 11 to 2, $5.85 Sixth Ave., Cor. 19th St. Farewell the Old Hail the New! EFORE we take up our residence at Fifth offering everything at discounts 10%, 20%, 30%, OVINGTON’S 312-314 Fifth Avenue Near 32nd Street s, with soles of 5%, $5.85 shoes, with kick- Street, our old Shop is set, a lamp, a piece of there is no time like the of Fifth Avenue” o THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1921. Elaborate Is The Display of Oriental and Domestic Rugs For Bridal Gifts and New Homes TROUSSEAU Week throughout the entire store is elaborately represented in the Rug Department, fifth floor. Here is a wealth of suggestions for bridal homes —luxurious Orientals, lightweight summer rugs in charming colors, and fine Wiltons and chenilles. Selection is far more interesting this Spring than for several years because of the radical reductions on every rug in the department. Every Persian, Turkish and Chinese Rug Reduced Mosouls, 334 26% feet . . $55 and $60 Sarouk Mats. . . « . $30 and $35 Lilihans, 5 x 634 feet. . $125, $150, 175 Choice old Daghestans and Cabistans, QxO feet . o:.-0, « $95 and $110 Mahals, 11° x 9* feet Chinese, 116 x 10' feet Chinese, 19 kg? feet . 2. . . «$425 Hamadan, 1 x 8 feet. 2. 2. . . . 375 Mahal, Sx 8 feet . . . . . . 325 Arak, 19 xg? feet. . . . - « 425 Arak, 136 x-20* feet. =. se ee Gas Sarouk, 19x 8% feet . . . + 6 1630 Sarouk, 127x773 fet . . . . =. . 1075 Every Domestic Rug Reduced—Prices Lowest Since 1919 ROYAL WILTONS gxwafet «2 we se tw oe «687200 &xro8fet . . . . . . + s ~=6$67.00 CHENILLE RUGS Qe idfet 2.5 1 as » « © PIT500 Bxroffet . . . . . . . « $105.00 Gzpfet .....".'.. $6750 Broadloom CaMBet . .”. $12.00 square yard WORSTED WILTONS 9 x12 feet oe) ee) ete) <i) SOOO Bixrolfeet . 3. «2 « « = ss ~6$8950 WHITTALL RUGS Anglo-Persian, 9x12 feet. . . . $120.00 Royal Worcester, gx12z feet . . . $90.00 Teprac,gx12feet . . . . . . $84.00 Prices reduced proportionately in other sizes FIFTH FLOOR 2 . « Bridal Linens ONE thing that Time has not changed is the bride’s love of selecting her first linens. It is the same today as it was in 1826, when brides selected their linens at the new firm—Lord & Taylor's. All bridal linens can be marked within 10 days of ordering, and we have many new ideas in mark- ing. We can only suggest a few items here, but our entire stock has , radically reduced, so these prices are far lower than those of a year ago. Irish Table Linens, lovely round and square de- signs, lustrous texture, Cloths, 2 x 2 yards, $5.95, 2 x 214 yards, $7.50 Napkins, dozen. -.).-. ++) +,- 8.00 Double Satin Damask Table Linens, greatly re- duced for Trousseau Week. Cloths, 2 x 2 yards, $10, 2 x 234 yards, $12.50 “ 2x3 yards, 15,2)4x2}4 yards, 12.50 Napkins, 22 x 22 inches, dozen", . 4 12.50 “24% 24 inches, dozen *, . 5 13.50 Irish Bed Linens, plain hemstitched or hand- embroidered: Sheets . . $13.50, $16.50 to $42.50 pair. Pillow Cases . . . . 2.850 11,50 pair. SBCO! D FLOOR Old-Fashioned Ruffled Curtains For The Bridal Home BRIDES of long ago bought ruffled curtains at Lord & Taylor's, and brides of today are buying them, Such is the eternal value of simplicity. The ruffled curtain is simplicity itself, and there- fore will always be a favorite. We have a large assortment of ruffled curtains made to our own designs, of plain or figured grenadine, marquisette and voile, 214 yards long, with narrow, hem-stitch- ed ruffles; very moderately priced. $4.75 and $6 pair French, English and cAmerican Cretonnes $1.15 yard CHINTZES gay with designs of birds, fruits and flowers; veritable flashes of brilliant color con- trasted with soft, cool greens and blues and grays. All are printed on a heavy English fabric and are really unusual at this new low price. Other equally charming assort- ments FIFTH FLOOR On The Wedding Trip ALL folded up inside the bride’s ward- robe trunk, where she can get it out at a moment’s notice to collars and cuffs and hand-kerchiefs. What a boon to travellers! In the illustration you see how it can be adjusted. When not in use, it folds in back of the hangers, taking only a small space. The trunk itself is one of our finest models, full-size wardrobe with open top, 12 hangers, laundry bag, shoe pockets, hat drawer and four other drawers. There is a special holder for your elec- tric iron, The price this Spring is greatly loweredto . . . $61.00 SEVENTH PLOOR Radiant Gifts cAre The New Lamps LAMPS tall, lamps small, decorative torchieres, lanterns and boudoir lamps, floor lamps, bridge lamps, porch lamps —in fact, so many lovely gift suggestions 4 that you will find ita joy to make selections here. , Table Torchieres, with hand-carved wooden bases, and polychrome finish are copies of old designs with their flower-like shades of amber glass. Charming for davenport or console tables. Each . . . . $69.00 Innumerable hand-carved candlesticks in various finishes and sizes. $6.50 to $15.00 FIFTH FLOOR An Important Sale! Annual Sale of Onyx Hosiery For Men, Women, Children Splendid values at prices below today’s average. GROUND FLOOR AND MAN'S SHOP White Enamelled Furniture For the Bride’s Kitchen WHITE and shining, easy to clean, and cool-looking in Summer is white enamelled furniture. _Brides-to-be will find a fine display of all the needed types of this furniture, in the House- furnishing Department. Prices are ex- ceedingly moderate now, for such good quality. A White Enamelled Kit- chen Chair, round back; with four spindles, $3.00 \ A White Enamelled Combination Step-Ladder and Chair, a useful article for kitchen and general home UW ccs 8 i + Se FIO A White Enamelled Folding Ladder Sep . 2. 6 « « + © $310 A White Enamelled Scientific Pastry Table, size 26 x 42 inches, porcelain top, 3 drawers, pastry board and at 6 Ss oe we OO A White Enamelled Kitchen Cab- Met < «cn ie ey SOLIS A Bridal Set of “Vollrath” White Enamelware, consisting of Sauce Pan, Colander, Sauce Pot, Oval Dish Pan, Double Boiler, Tea Kettle, Coffee Pot, Tea Pot « + « « Set, $16.00 A White Enamelled Porcelain Top Table, one drawer. Size 24x 36 inches . . . $10.00 Size 25 x goinches , . , $11.00 SEVENTH FLOOR