The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 5

/*SAVE COALITION. (FRANCE REJECTS INFACE OF PERIL,” |ENGLAND'S GERMAN SAYS CHAMBERLAIN) MORATORIUM PLAN cage —— Labor Party Ascendancy|Instructs Barthon to Fight Great National Danger, Five-Year Delay Before He Declares. | Commission. PARIS, Oct, 18 (Associa The French Governm ructed Louis Barthou, on the Allied Reparations Com on, to oppose the latest proposi- tion made by BIRMINGHAM, ‘(Associated Press).—Austen Cham derlain, the Government leader in the House of Commons, in a sen#itional g@pecch to the Midland Conservative Club here to-day, declared the Coali- tion Government, must be continued thereby indicating the line upon which Prime Minister Lioyd George will Make his fight for political life in th: England, Oct, 1% Rext general clection and removing doubts as to whether Mr. Chamber- leader, would Lights out! Everybody in for a com- fortable night’s rest. *Bigfelo pajamas for the :|man who wants them big- ger than they usually come. *“Shertfelo pajamas _ for the five-footer who hates them ‘‘long.”” *Longfelo the six-footer them “‘short.”” The unusual as well as the usual. pajamas for who hates $1,000,000 STOLEN FROM CHINA BANKS The best cf everything men and boys wear. Prices Shanghai Depositerios Double Guards Because of Bandits. moderate. ' SHANGHAI, Oct. 13.—Owing to the * Registered Trademark. nearly $1,000,000 from three foreign banks in. Hong Kong, the Yoko- Rocers Pret Company hama Specto Bank losing $400,000, the | Broadwi Herald International Bank $300,000 and” the ere “Four airmnd Mercantile Bank of Indin 8200, : Ci forelkn banks here are doubling t sf 5 Ac thkin precautions ‘a Broadway Corners’ Fifth Ave. | guards and taking preca gaint | Broac Aga BEST &CO. CORRECT CLOTHES Extra knickers mean extra Year in the Best & Co. standard school suit 13.50 typical Best & Co. pro- ' duct, made according to our ‘own measurements of tested all wool mixtures, rugged, wear-resisting fab- rics just suited to school use. A suit that is little in price, but mighty in value! Sizes 7 to 18 veors~ Best & Co. FIFTH AVENUE at y57e STREET--NEW YORK a TIM MO t ted Press). | { rongiana that an immediate mora- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922, Former Premier Georges Clemenceau re- turned from the country this mornins tonum for five rment, it Is officially announced ) paytnents, it wo y announced this after socehaesteatliieatasci SORONATION TO COST This decision was reached at a meet ng at the French eign Office to presided over by Premier Poin care. The Government “considere the granting of such @ moratoriun quite inadmissible," it was said, e ain Sunday, BUCHARBST, Oct. 13 KEMALISTS TO TREAT SOVIET AS FAVORED NATION ANGORA, Oct. 13 (Associated Pi —Soviet Russia will be given m favored nation treatment in Easter: Anatolla under a commercial will be held next week, The ceremonty ure expected to provide the mo Inborate festival tn the history « soon to be concluded between the Turk ars be granted Ger | !sh Nationalists and the Moscow Gov- 300,000,000 FRANCS toumantan Ceremontes Will He-| , (Associated *ress).—The muuch postponed coronatto: f King Ferdinand nnd Queen Miri toumania, with an estimated publib anid / treaty'| private expenditure of 260,000,000 francs, ‘The programme will begin on Sunday with the arrival of the royal family at Albajulia, in the t of Transylvania, | looking nearly as fresh and rosy os vhere the wctual coronation will tak: | When, more than fifty years ago, he since Albajulia fs an ancient national] started off on his first voyage to the hrine in that section of Hungary given | United States uuinania hy the peace settlement, 5 js the birthplace of the hers, Michael the Brave aanwastelijinmnerernicnad CLEMENCEAU, “ROSY,” -| PREPARES FOR U. S. TRIP was half a century younger. He will salt on ;| Vormer French Premier to Speak] itror which be will talk in Boston, Ct Here’ on Nov. 23. PARIS, ¢ 3 (Associated Press).—(ington and possibly Philadelphia, He at once went about the final preparations for his second American trip with as much fnterest, if not as much enthusiaem, as when he Nov. 11 and deliver hia firat lecture at the Metropolitan 7 Opera House, New York, on Nov. 23, cago, Kansas City, New Orleans, Was! 25 East 14°St BET Owhy & SAVE Ss] {¢C yP? che GIRI ss 144 West 54! \ CORRECT STYLES For Chile and Juniors At Attractive Prices. We Carry Sizes 2 to 16 McCreery Toys for Girls and Boys * Ye : Poiret Twill Frocks, 25.00 of Chic Simplicity The beauty of these frocks lies in their simplicity and exceedingly smart lines, cleverly accentuated by rows of fine pin tucks and relieved by a filet lace collar. Navy or Paris Brown. Sizes 14 to 20. [Fourth Flpor] Hand-Made Batiste Blouses, 2.95 — and exceedingly fine is the quality of the sheer and crisp batiste. They are finished with hand-drawn work and exquisitely de- signed Irish lace. [Fourth Floor] Fur Scarfs. Are Now Strongly in Favor Squirrel Neckpieces of soft natural skins, 12.50 Fox Scarfs, in Brown, Steel, Gray or Taupe. Large, lustrous skins, 32.50 Natural Mink Scarfs of dark, glossy single skin, ' : 27.50 Natufal, two-skin Mink scarfs, of large dark Eastern skins, 52.50 Stone Marten Scarfs of soft dark, fluffy skins, 32.50 Baum Marten Scarfs, large dark skins, 55.00 Hudson Seal Coats, 367.50 (Dyed Muskrat), of choice selected skins, 40 | inches long, skunk trimmed, collar in shawl or crushed effect. (Fourth Floor} New Fall Modes in Women’s Footwear 8.75 Included are models for every occasion. For Walking, Afternoon, Dress or Formal wear. New Colonial styles in Patent Leather, Black Kidskin or Satin, or combinations of Otter Suede and Patent Leather. Smart Strap etfeets in Satin; also all wanted leathers, in solid or two- tone effects. Spanish, Louis or Cuban heels. {Second Floor) New Hand Bags, 5.00 For Fall—of Silk or Leather ‘The shapes are very new and “different.’” The colors har monize well with the new fall costumes. Some of the bags are provided with the patent- ed “Hidden Away Pocket” in neat leather faced envelope shapes, presenting a means of keeping your valuables safely tucked away without any vie- ible signs of their whereabouts. (Main Floor} Newest Models in Fur-Trimmed Coats 75.00 and 55.00 Deep of pile and softly supple in fabric are these wraps at 75.00, They drape themselves into graceful folds to present the new silhouette, and enhance their luxurious beauty with deep collars and cuffs of Oppos- sum, Fox, Caracul, Beaver and Squirrel. An equally fascinating group will be found at 55.00 in draped and belted styles, with deep generous collars of Wolf, Caracul or Fox to complete their modishness. Sizes 16 to 44, [Fourth Floor] A Tailored Wool Skirt Is Now Constantly in Demand Some of us prefer the plaited, others the straightline models. You will find your choice in novelty wool fabrics in attractive broken stripes, checks and over- plaids in Paris Brown, Black and White, and Navy and Tan. Sizes for Women and Misses, 12.75 [Fourth Floor) White Gold Wrist Watches, 39.75 Exquisitely engraved are these distinctly feminine watches, fitted with a guaranteed 17-jeweled lever movement. The case is of 18 kt. White gold in rectan- gular or tonneau shape. Fine Artificial Pearl Necklaces, 2.50 The strands are 2+ inches long and guaranteed not to peel or discolor. Solid gold clasp. (Main Floor] Imported Perfumes —-ag, and Toilet Waters of Alluring Fragrance This is a special importation from three well-known French par- fumeurs, Fracy, Pomroy, and Francely, at below present whole- sale prices. Pomroy Extract Paridor, bottle, 1,00 jor Toilet Water, bottle, 1.00 in Jasmin, Chypre, Rose and Helio- bottle, 85e Extvacts in Chypre, Jasmin, Rose and Helio- {Main Floor] bottle, 50¢ Pomroy 1 Vraey trope Krancels trope, . James McCreery § Ga. sare srnssr Sport Suits of Tweed, 38.00 with Raccoon Collars Their fit is extremely good, and their lines, smart and mannish. Brown, Gray, Black and White mixtures. Also Misses’ Costume Suits of Marleen in coat and frock effect with fur collars of Beaver or Fox, Navy, Paris + Brown and Black, 14 to 18 years, 65.00 [Fourth Floor) A Sweater, 6.50 For Golf or a Hike Of Brushed wool, in the mannish style. Blue Heather, Brown Heather, Buff, Brown and Gray. [Fourth Floor| To Close Out! French Kid Gloves, 1.45 We have taken from our regular stock all broken styles of our imported, French kid Wrist length gloves which formerly sold for 3.00 and 4.50, and marked them at 1.45 for immediate clear- ance, This is your opportunity. [Main Floor} A Sale of | Linen Handkerchiefs Men’s Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, 14 inch hem, demi-laundered. Formerly, 6.00, dozen, 4.20 Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, midget hem. ‘ormerly 4.00, dozen, 3.00 Women’s Solid. Color Linen Sport Handker- chiefs, dozen 1.50 Women’s Cambric Handkerchiefs, 14 inch hem. Formerly, 3.00, dozen, 2.10 [Main Floor} For Outdoor Sports «For Boys and Grown Ups Rugby Footballs of sound pigskin, 3.00 to 9.00 Soccer Footballs, extremely well made, 2.00 to 9.00 Tennis Racquets, to close out at Golf Clubs, to close out 1.25 [Fifth Fleor)} Youthful and Modish School Frocks, 2.50 Sintple, and trim in appearance, these frocks are of white jean, with the much sought emblems on the sleeve. Easily laundered and always smart, they are the cofrect frocks for school wear. Sizes 8 to 14, Fourth Floor) Warm Heather Coats, 12.50 No winter winds can chill her in these snug practical coats of good quality heather fabrics, fashioned particularly for the school girl. 6 to 14 years, (Fourth Fleor} Annual Sale of Fine Domestic Rugs Now in Progress