The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 25

PP’S GANG TRIES “PUTSCH’’ IN TYROL Due, To-Day. Copsrigit, 1921, by the Prew Publishing Co, Due To-Morrow, (Phe New York Evcaine World.) Hambutrs BERLIN, Oct. 7.—A revolution in| ener thern eche: prepa 4 s Malaga * hern breeches is preparing in the ees ustrian Tyrol, It is a Monarchis: ement, and no mere yodcling at- ir, It is under the leadotehip of se able German putsoh enders pt. Ehrhardt, Col, Bauer, Major schof and Capt. Pabst, the Mon- hist gang which shook the German ernment at the time of the Kipp rising. These men also orguniged Bavarian Binwohnerwehr, whicn | ¥ eloped into such a formidable |} ed force that it took the combined efforts of Berlin and the Entente even | } toget it to disband form ‘ow, instead of organizing the Ba- Ehrhardt Co Mave turned’ their attention, th mGGR greater hope of success, to ers in the few months ago solidly Bonny, West Africa jon,’ Cristobal, Fret Ville. co; Lake Faristoa, Poi Calamares, Port Limo Golub’ Ce ens, #0 80 12.0 Ban Todenso: ‘Taormina, Fungus, nurks. Ta Vasari,” Buenos Ay e Tryolians vote be joined with ¢ nt for them South ¢ in closest relation wit arian Binwohnerwehr organiza. 8. The Haison is between Salz- ‘g, In the Austian Tyrol, and Ro- heim, near Munich, where the archist mo’ en talked of nly in the stre 6 Entente wal, ‘ablo to end ths cial existence of the Bavarien Inwohnenwehr because tt forced in to act, but it is another matter Austria, Vienna !s too feeble to | y ist the mountaineers who refuse to orders given in Vienna and who ve strength to resist them easily mountaineers are openly sym tic with the Hungarian Burgen- coup, and it will not take much imperial the democratic Govern- it in Vienna, "They are opposed to Vienna because 4s the seat of a democratic Govern- | ent and they purpose to set up u| jonarchy. ‘The movement has rad an portant stimulus recently because | the fresh collapse in the value of | ustrian and Hungarian crowns, | hich steadied for nearly a year round 1,000 to $1, have dropped! cen a couple of months to 5,000 P| y | Ship News Office. Mother Seeks Return is WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. C. Bergdoll and Charles terday Allen Property White, for the $176,904. Grover E turn of property selzed as 9 ou and mortgages which Mrs. clal: 1d as her propert; Heali; The Burgenland coup was only a symptom, as violent nationalism is | syhonymous with monarohiet reaction in Central Europe. ———.—__ a ITALY BARS SOVIET ENVOY. ROME, Oct. 7.—The Italian Foreign SHIP NEWS INFORMATION ~~ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, caine yee OOTOBER 7, CLOSED GATES BRING | BRITISH PROTEST Immigration Regulations ise but find upon | LONDON, Oct. 7 (Associated Press).—The British Government is 8 pe 4 j|taking up with Washington the en- if “18! tire question of the entry of Sritish subjects into the United States, it was learned to-day, British officials point ont that an On Sale Friday Satie, 3.00 8M, 8.00 PM 2.00 PM 8,00 BM. | naiviauat may obtain the necessary his York that the total monthly number from the geographical which he may belong already had State Department Can Do Nothing While the Law Stands, WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Confirma- tion was given to-day to the Lon- don dispatch that Britain Is taking up withthe United States the question of the entry of British subjects tnt of jthis country Ta fy discussed several times by the British Embassy with the State Department arrival at New natter has be category to ¥ ew Immigration Law n fonarchist Promoters Busy Our Been, admitted, and he therefore | crnergency measure, calculated (0 7 ¢ : would be detained at Eli's Island, | © 4 duting the reconstruc With Mountaineers—Burgen- | 3" Work Hardships to Her Sab- | with resuiting serious discomfort. Ii | Coke OUF doors uring the reconstruc “4 Chantier, . was stated that a number of such| \ a6 . 6 we work iand Coup a Symptom. — | itary {8 jects, She Declares. cases ‘revontly, have oooucred, Americans aro out of work ier that Congress will modify or repeal the law In the immediate future. Con sequently, diplomatic representatives of foreign Governments can do no more than discuss the matter, for the | State Department can do nothing to relieve the situation while the man- datory law stands, & Saturday at There is not the slightest probability | | 8.00 AM. 8.30 AM ) AM. 0 A.M. 0 M. Information as to other yessels than those specified may be had by calling The Evening World and asking for a NEW BERGDOLL SUIT FILED. of Evader's Property. rs, . Braun, mother and brother of Grover C. doll, draft evader, filed sults in the & prere Court of the Diatrict of Colum! against Thomas W. Mil Custodian, and Treasurer of the United States, valued at | belonging ‘The property included ban’x deposits | [Aids Poor Complextons Reduces redness pps ‘ and other eruptions making the skin clearer, fresher and more attractive THE BIG MAIN FLOOR rood Dratt rel Sixth. Avenue, Berg: Fran to | Bergdoll | Coats Fall Models—in all sizes. many different models—all sizes. DRESS! Canton Crepe, etc. balance of models. } Office to-day announced the Govern- I é $6.00 and $12.00 ment had refused to permit M. La- nexpensive ) naciarski, Soviet delegate to the Ital-| NS) fan Bociallst Convention, to. enter and easy SAMPLE HAT oe taly. ‘The reason given was that the tallan Government was “not ina po- | ition to assume responsibility for his dmission, the various police head: | warters fearing that attempts might made against his life.” Conservative Gray Suits to the Fore This Fall Oxford, Cambridge and Dixie Grays Lead All $35 $40 $50 There’s a quiet dignity in grays that is making . strong appeal to New York men thisyear. Oxford, Cambridge and Dixie Grays here in two-three and four-button mod- els; soft roll, flex- ible front; sizes to fit men of any girth and height. full Hata from $4 upwards Three Convenient Stores Broadway at 49th St, 47 Cortiandt St. £79 Broadway Stetsons at $7 to use About 100 hats in the lot. Ina variety of this season’s fashionable models—(illustration only ehows one model). All colors including Black. Trimmed, ready to wear. Actually we -h $6 to $12 each; your choice $3.98 each. 37 B 5 : nis ¢ 2,000 Pieces Ladies’ Neckwear FS Just purchased, inc.uding Coat and Suit Colless and Cum le fine quality, lawn, Lace Embroidered and Tiaue Also the OC > new Bramley Collar. Values up to 750 and $1.00. Special... Womer’ 8 Comfort Shoes BioBaals galen on Grint BT Re 2.29 Women’s Brassieres 25¢-49c Tewh and white, Pde and Lace trimmed, Al ass Fated ty” to ate : 25 Deca ‘Silk Camisoles tee trithmed, Shoulder rapa, All” ttes 69c 1,500 Pairs Corse's Fleck and white 2 ween Actually worth up to 41.65, 1.00 ag NWaomenis) 's Silk Stockings 69c | 19c White, Wieck and, Cordovan. | Wide ribbed top. All. zee Flesh color, 980° quality Regular $1.00 quality. Special, a pair, on! Women’s Cotton Lisle Stockings Black and Cordovan. Seamed back. All sizes, Regular quality, Special, ® pair, only i ‘3, PAIRS FOR 500. 50 Doz. Women’s Novelty Belts wo Kid. Pearl and metal buchen. Al! zen Large tO TUG arom’ Values up vo° 8100, “‘Spedl, House Dresses and Aprons fino quality Chambrays and Per: d' plain colors, Hutton and Ric- 1.00 Nan pockets All neato. 4 ec et, Women’s Flannelette Petticoats | Fancy striped cut tut, terse BOC Bae ually ‘ ‘ Women’ 8 hk lannelette Bloomers East ait sizes cut tut. BOC and nee y 69c 69c Tegular 080 quality. Women’s ‘Union Suits Splendid quality weight ribbed, All lsee, Regular Women’s Vests and Pants | Fleeced lined. Regular sizes 69c Worth $1.00 per garment Special, each, only Women’ $ hn or Purses | | eco, Lal Se ey | Women’ s Bath oy cond Gite ae 2.98 | Special, only | 1.00 hand without rowlds. $1.50 qi Girls’ Serge eee Sallor “Collar, White Hrald ed. Skirt T'to 14. Re Children’ 's Vests and Pants All sizes. Remular 500 aly PALP PP AELEESL SLI DET WEL EEL ED IN 3.98 39c 69c Children’ s Sleeping Garments "Children’s s CHa Dresses Shepherd Check, trimmed with red anid wht a ‘and Delis. | Siues 7 woh * 1.19 1.98 | Misses’ and Children’s Shoes skin. 9 Si to 2 Rewular $4.50 value SIECEL-COOPER BUILDING A SHOPPING PLACE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE Operated by the ROSS STORES, Inc. S Uu i ts ig ’ Dresses seh 00 SUITS—Materials are Serges, Tricotines and Poiret Twill—large variety of COATS—Materials are Velours, Polo Cloths and Bolivia in Popular shades— ES—Materials are Serges, Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Fashionable models—embroidered and trimmed—all sizes. NOTE—Illustrations only show a few models—see our show windows for Bargains in New Fall Merchandise _ Boys All Wool School Suits PEEL PIII LNT PE val wr MAIL ORDERS FAC wy eenath of Other Bargains Not Advertised. filled during this sale add Parcel Post Charges 6th Ave.—Siegel-Cooper Bldg.—At 19th St. STORE at 19th Street » 72 Taffetas, Women’'sHighShoes ‘The bargain of the year in Black and Gray Suede, Chocolate and Vici Kid, Gray and Patent Leather combina- tion, with Louis heels, also’ Mahog- any and Black Calfskin and Vici Kid, with Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 8. Regular $5 and $6 per =—_— — Small Boys’ Corduroy Suits Oliver Twist model Blue, Brown and Gra Sizes 8 to 8. Regular $4.00 value. Special tee Boys’ Black Calkskin Shoes), Blusher ind Bal wyice. ines 9 to 8%. Megular $32.60 2.98 1.98 alte, spectals only. Boys' School Pa Men’s Blanket Bath Robes Large assortment of patterns, With giftile and pockets. All ges. Cut full and roomy. “Regular $5.00 quailty. “Special, < Men’ 's ‘Ribbed Union suite Medium wolght. Gray and White, All sizes, Ieqular $1.60 3.98 1.00 Men’ s Shirts and Drwern Medium woten Wubbed. All hia, Regular 00 quai 59c Men’ s and Boys’ Ca Peas 89c Men’s Negligee Shirts All wool cloth, In faney mixtures and plain h Regular $1.65 quailty, Special, only Mhodtie Valuse po $160.7 Special ons Men’s Flannelette iPajaman Faney stripes, with Silk Frogs, Pearl Buttons. “All. alzes.* Worth $2. cial, only Fa oa Men’s Madras Pajamas soompi Macan ty hrm ana 1,69 ll Mon: s Work Pants oh ; Men’ 8 Work Shirts Men’s ‘Mercartnad rl Lisle Haif-Hove, in Brown, Navy and Fancy Mixtures sizes. Regular G00 @ Our price 10-Inch Phonograph Records 25c eee : 39c-49c Phonograph Record Albums 10-tnc size, Detachal Bo.” Our price, each $6. 50 Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets | pair, $3.50 Wool Nap Plaid Blankets je they last, per pair, nly ‘$1. 29 Wool Nap Crib Blankets Bize 86x54, in Pink and Blue Plaids. Very special, each, only. $4.25 Cotton Filled Comforters Covered wtth silkoting on both aldes, wile Cretonne Border envelopes, with heavy covers. Worth 9c 9c fe'Vavetuer, Pink vn end Green, a 2.98 sotenia $2.00 Crochet Bed Spreads 1.19 39c Turkish Bath Towels In Plain Waite, aloo with Pink and Blue borders. Very soft 25c ercerized D. i ns pe reerized Damask: Napbins 1 9, All Silk Charmeuse 80 and 40 Inches wide. in a N srecial, ard, yard 40-Inch Wide Silks Pare Open 9.15 A. M. to 6.15 P. M Send Check or Money Order Please 1921 Saturday Sales sree LA. PRICE, Pres. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded : West Mth Street—Bet. 5th and 6th Aves. | | Exceptional Values in Women's High Grade Fall and Winter } i Cut, Lace gh «bates Shoes | Strap Pumps and Oxfords Every Pair Perfect 1 A cash purchase from a big Bos- Black Kid, Brown Kid, Patent ; ton house at a price concession Colt, Gun Metal, Brown Galf Com- that saves you from $2.50 to $3 a, bination, Black Suede, Brown pair, Suede, Gray Suede. Values 95 Low, Military Up to $6 Pair Cuban & Louis All Sizes Cuban Heels Styles for every female member of the fam- | ily—the growing girl, for young miss, the } matron or elderly woman. ¢ Girls’ Smart Black or Tan Boys’ $3 and $3.50 Quality High Cut Lace’ Shoes— Black or Tan Shoes Solid footwear with broad toes and Blucher or straight luce; broad or $ Mieteiila: tines The new style al! peta perell will stand hard wear, ‘ ke ~ show for any give excoptional service $2.95 gecasion, sizes 9 2.49 ties Sizes, $3.95 eS Sizes $2.95 and $3.45 | i : \| Values up to $12.50 i | ( ® \| AME FASHION'S latest and | g D most favored whims faith- fully portrayed in scores of charming styles. Beautiful | Lyons and Panne Velvet. Beauties | in Autumn’s newest slades, also | in blacks, a hat for every face— | for miss or matron, at halt what you would pay elsewuere. | : Women’ 8 Kid or Suede {| Week-End Sale of Girls’ GLOVES ‘ix’ Outfits day $ At the Values | $7.50 Special Up to | Value e Price of ) $2.75 { | Strictly Waterproof. An excellent opportunity to fecure fine auality \| Sizes 6 to 16 Yrs. 2-cl: kid gloves at a big saving. They }} come in white, tan, gray, Diack backs, and || AN absolute necessity to keep vith white backs, Oe ed Cataiitle ok, black w waterproof Cantonette or Bom- Also Gray Suede with pasine, in both Dolman and : at styles. Complet th Embroidered Back. hat to match, Sizes 6 to 16 At this exceptionally low price it will pay you vircmnisether anc iandinee: well to stock up for the entire season. welll Sale Extraordinary—Girls’ High Grade Handsome Fall and Winter Mod- els at Considerably Less Than They Were Made to Sell For. Quality Coats $ fine All Wool in New 1 ‘oatings and an New -ane a Heather Mix- i Clever Styles tures PURCHASE and sale that will be cordially welcomed by A miss and mother alike—a choice of some exceptionally ‘ smart and pretty coats—beautifully tailored of rich warm all-wool coatings and heather mixtures for dress or school wear; rich in appearance and sure to give long and satisfactory wear. 8 to 14 years. For Boys of 7 to17 f y Regular $22.50 56 95 a Actual Value $10 95 é t Compare them f with any $10 l« suits in town Some with Fur you'll find the: ; ; ] >> more than bear Coney Collars. } out the fact yle and workma ILK LINED and i / ard ‘ beautifully tailored and Mixtures in snappy new styles, Little Men's 59 98 mi advance sale thi i Corduroy Suits Junior Norfolk and Oliver Tw J tyle Blues, Gerys and Brow? tod4 bust neatly tailore ulue 4.9 Ss 3 to 10 ye Polo Cloths and All- im Wool American Velour ae ~~ een mm , y