The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1921, Page 8

pad —) what it is—o 1 the tro un Being Feminist and Revol | ts ines Lee, Who. Was Both 4nd! everyTHING was * ALU RIGHT” WITH THE aS Has Come to New York for Education — Haytian Com- plains of America That Peo- ple of Island Are in a Tan- gle. By Roger Batchelder. yound wen One of China's first feminists, Mis Alice Lee, daughter of the Chines: Minister of Education, has just irrivet at the Pennsylvania. She has had a fascinating and perilous caresr, for she was among the first to oppo avowed revolutionist in the tu days which preceded the estubtir bins of the republic. “I graduated from an re us Sweden.” “While doing this work fomet an! There ut an vay found Mahe : iT devoted to women's interests, tually a revolutionary organ. F our activities weye discovered on one terrible morning my first woman martyr to die for the public. 1 don’t know why they diint Loy me; I lived in constant fear of Being arrested until the + te came, and my old fried. Became head of the repu jas Lee, who has come ‘oy 1 country to study at Colunibie. dicts the complete emancipation o China's women: ruta return © f uncmployment in a EUROPEAN VOCAL TRAINING UNNECESSARY. “It is really not necessary to go Kr valer marked Mrs. Thony coheert singer and stander Parker, U. 8. : Astor, "The work ther comprises largely claasigal and the \. very modern French mufic. On the whole, one gets better training in the United States, but for style and ar tetic expression, the foreign teachers are more advanced. “In Paris,’ Mra. Parker concluded, merit is always recognized, but other gyn "Huropran music centres favor their iii own people.” ee RED TAPE BEWILDERS HAY TIANS, HE SAYS. “Hayt; is sharing the genera! de-| + WV mn in commerce and industry at | Michigan Central ne present. time through ag | a redi demund for its ¢ ucts, cotton and coffee,” a: ander Vital of Jacmel, arrived at the Majestic. military occupation of Hayti is spate factor in the stagnation of | uginess activity down there, Ti oviation of Masten} mn. Me Alpin, mora bv ‘@tuation’—and sobody: seems to k Cees wo PM Or Vifth Avenue Final Reduction Sale Entire Stock of Radically Reduced 650 Dresses Formerly to 10.75 3.8.9 9.80 7.85 Formerly . Comprising Checked or Plaid Gingham, ‘Linen and Voile Linen and |AUTO SHOW TO BE oY IN PALACE AGAIN *«" | \ Arran aa - |TownDandall, tear ane rkin LS STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Unrestricted Choice of Our 400 Dresses Comprising Checked or Plaid Gingham, No C. O. D.’s or Exchanges THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1921. |to exhibit at Mudison Square Garden ch the ce could pot be secured. It d chat Lease Gicsithl lig mall ements Made Only Recentiy | “Hold Exhibition in Old J be utilized if avail A Automobile OF PARTICULAR INTEREST THIS THURSDAY and FRIDAY Clearance Sales at Very Low Prices Women’s Suits and Dresses 65 SUITS to close out from regular stock finest materials; in navy, tan and black. Values to 65.00, for. Bd 29.50 50 DRESSES- one or two of a kind, in taffeta, 1 00 crepe de chine or georgette. Values to 39.50,for 5 \ , Women’s Sweaters Strictly all wool; ‘in Tuxedo and coat models; plain and fancy knits; all colors. Value 8.50 to 12.50, for........ 3.95 & 7.95 Men’s Wear Decided Reductions Throughout Our Men’s Wear Department Everything Marked for Quick Clearance MEN'S BEACH OR BATH ROBES- high grade imported crepe madras, in attractive stripes. 98 WEE GSO 50 oi isenng seis asojes deeatrewewaes now 3 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS- white or tan fine corded madras, roll collar, half sleeve. WETE NSO) cece cinewey een bivins eines sins now WOVEN MADRAS SHIRTS---neckband style; excellent assortment of desirable stripes. WETE 2.50 66. sisi ceetiencesievnecesennees os now 1. 45 OTIS SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—fine white lisle; shirts, short sleeves; drawers, ankle length. WEPC) 89. esrisii ce sie sie eins chet cetiesivegiies now HALF HOSE~ fine mercerized lisle; bl ck,cor o- van, gray and navy. Were .50........... now MEN'S NECKWEAR—high grade silks in attrace tive patterns. BAT TIES—were .75 to 1.00.. FOUR-IN-HANDS—were . Thursday & Friday Cotton Dresses ’Way Below Cost 350 Dresses to 14.75 Formerly to 19.75 Imported Gingham, Organdie, Voile and Voile Dotted Swiss All Sales Final mh« Absolute Clearance Sale of Rebuilt Upright, Grand and Player Pianos HIS Sale involves Used, Slightly Used and Demonstrating Upright,Grand and Player Pianos. Wonderful values in discontinued styles. Demon- strating instruments and pianos rented for short periods. You will find an* array of fine instruments at all values and at great price reductions. Below is a partial list of the vast assortment from which you may choose. Visit the Knabe Warerooms at once. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Uprights *65 up—Grands*295 up Player Pianos*345 up Nominal Deposit Accepted — Monthly Terms to Suit Your Pocket ‘UPRIGHT PIANOS: Weser . . i . $ 65 Ivers & Pond. 115 Antisell . . 125 Starr. .. 190 Wheeler . 235 Newbern . 265 Wheelock 285 Meister . 290 Haines Bros. 295 Leland . . . 295 Decker. . .. 315 Everett . . 340 Mason & Hamlin 395 Sohmer_ . 440 Hardman . . 495 Chickering 510 Steinway . . 5 585 Knabe, Colonial Knabe, Walnut Knabe 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANOS Holmes & Son . . Sturz Bros.. . . . Altenburg... . Whittier. ; Autopiano. . . Reinhardt. . . Stuyvesant, Pianola Primatone. . . Steck, Pianola. Stuyvesant, Pianola . Melville Clark . . Baldwin, Manuola Haines Bros., de Luxe Sohmer, Player . . Knabe, de Luxe . . Weber, Pianola . . . Chickering, de Luxe . . Knabe, Angelus . . Kranich & Bach, Player Grand Armstrong, Player Grand . 1350 1475 USED KNABE GRANDS Knabe, Louis XV Art 5 Knabe, Mignonette . Knabe, Mignon 54 Knabe, Mignon pan Knabe, Parlor . . 1390 Knabe, Concert Grand. 1450 Every Piano Fully Guaranteed—Liberal Allowance for Your Old Piano in Exchange fkhnabe seinen Teron Bt. SALE COMMENCES AT 8.30 A.M. AN EARLY CALL IS ADVISED OTHER GRAND PIANOS. Chickering . . . + »« $295 Armstrong, Miniature ; 690 Steinway, Art case oe «995 Haines Bros., Miniature . . 1025 Steinway, Baby 5 1050 Chickering, Baby, Mahogany 1210 Steinway, Baby, Mahogany 1325 $1110 1240 1360 1365 ~ The World 1921. Summer Resorts ; anual Good Motor "Roads Guide Many first class automobile tour maps. Thousands of announcements of foreign and Americar’ summer hotels, boarding houses and resorts. Price 10 Cents At all World offices, subway, elevated and railroad stations and newsstands, N By mail 10 cents. Address Summer Resorts Depts The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City N MMM