The evening world. [volume], March 05, 1919, Final Edition, Image 6

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"THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1919. H
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Cadum
Ointment
Eczema
If you hare eczema or any oilier
Mtla trouble, Ret a box of Caelum
Ointment It stops the Itching nt once
mmI l very toothing and" healing
wtierever the skin u Irritated or In.
Mated. People who hire Itched end
watched for yean get peaceful sleep
fid rest through the timely tine of
Hil wonderful remedy. Cndiim
Ointment li also good for blotches,
rash, eruptions, scaly skin, dialings,
letter, rlngw rm, cuts, burns, etc
Qmtmm OI!mnt I. n l"rarh preparation
la Anirnra iram m anginal formal
PUNISH DECEIVERS,
VON BUaOW URGES
If There Are Such Wretches, He
Says, It Is Right of Enemies
to Make Them Suffer.
AMSTERDAM, March t (Associated
Press.) "If there are. wretches who
deceived Us when they said we were
nttneked, then they deserve the sever
est punishment, whoever they may
be," declared Field Marshal von Hue
low, retired, In an Interview with tha
llerlln correspondent of the Handel,
bladt. "It M the right of our enemies
to punish those responsible, If tbero
ore men on tho German aide who ato
to blame for this war.
"I only ask Justice for the Oermon
people. Hut to destroy a great nation
because It Is misled by n few persona
la to sin against tho spirit of human
Justice."
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I SUNDAY WORLD WANT WORK WONDERS
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Long, Nnrrtw Vamp, French Hod
WOMEN'S
BLACK KID OXFORDS
Special, 750
'MlE daintiness of this oxford is accentuated
by its narrow vamp nnd long tip.
Milady, in quest of n shoe of style, need
look no further than the mirror; the reflec
tion will reveal the desired individuality and
chic appearance she has in mind.
by;
sStamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit
34,ht.NeiuYork.
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GERMANS RENEW
Victory Arch, the Beautiful Centrepiece
Ut Gala Dressed; Celebrating JSIew York, THRFAT TO RFSIST
IERIS ALLIES
"Cannot Submit to Coercion
in Armistice or Peace
Negotiations."
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PAJUB, March 6. At a meeting of
jlho Qcnnan Cabinet of Monday morn-
lng, attended by party leaders and
delegates of shipowners, It was agreed
unanimously, It Is understood, that
Germany could not submit to coercion
1 from tho Kntcnto powers, cither In
the armistice negotiations or In tho
peaco pourparlers proper, according
to a Zurich despatch to Lo Journal.
Tho Ocrmnn Government declares
that It will decline all responsibility
for possible consequences If "tho Kn
tcnto tries to speculato on German
patience." Demands regarding the
requisition of shipping are held to be
absolutely Inacccptnblo because, It is
said, It would definitely "paralyze
the' country's economic future."
Germany will also oppose the dis
missal of German crews from ships
requisitioned. It being pointed out that
this would tnrow 42,000 sea ten out of
cmployrent.
A press campaign lias already been
started against the armlstlco and the
preliminary pence conditions.
"CALLUS CORNS"
LIFT RIGHT OFF
Doesn't hurt a bit to lift them
off with fingers
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V m A I lit
I IX 11!
Don't sufferl A tiny bottle of
Frcetone costs but a few cents nt any" j
drug store. Apply a few drops on th. J
corns, calluses and "hard skin" QO.,'
bottom of feet, then lift thtm off. . I
When Krcezone removes corns fretr
the toes or calluses from the bolter.
of fret, the skin beneath Is left pinf
and lirnltliy and never sore, tender 6
Irritated. Advt.
RUSSIANS SEEK LOAN HERE.
Intrrnnl Vr linn font 1,000,000,000
Ilulilr III Tn .Moulin.
STOCKIIOI.M. March B. Tho Soviet
Government of Ilussla hopes to be able
to nrrango a big loan In America jind Is
prepared to offer In exchange Important
mining and railroad concessions, ac
cording to I'etrocrad advices received
here.
HeporU show that the Internal war In
Ituula has cost 4,000,000,000 rubles dur
ing the past two months and that an
extra levy of 10.000,000,000 rubles has
been Imumclent to cover In total de.
flclt of the Hovlet Government It Is
said that thu lloUheylt treasury li
lurmy uum in raiv i'ju.uuv.uuu rubles,
Featuring the new
TAILORED EFFECT
SUIT
$27-95
New Beaded
GEORGETTE
DRESS
$25.00
The very latest
BLOUSE EFFECT
SUIT
$21-95
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Beautiful A I Fine ))Vv
U Georgette J Quality
is w uien v oerge trj
IS
VICTORY A.CM ,V IT )-QOK'-o TODY
The great temporary Victory Arch, tho most remarkable work
of Its kind over attempted, will bo completed by tho end of this week.
Tho arch, which stands at Fifth Avcnuo nnd 25th Street, was
designed to commcraorato tho valor of tho cntlro American expe
ditionary forces, but It Is being completed Just In time to wclcomo
homo New York's own soldiers, the ntcn of tho 27th nnd "7th Divisions,
Tho arch Itself, as It now stands, is the model on which a per
manent Victory Arch will bo built by subscriptions from the public,
solicited by the Mayor's Committee, of which Hodman Wnnamaker Is
Chairman.
Tho Mayor's Commlttco of Welcomo announced to-day that tho
' Victory Arch would bo completed and Illuminated with moro than
eight huge searchlights before the day of tho parade. 'Tho Illumina
tion will contlnuo for moro than a week. '
The arch Itself Is a work of art, and Is said by authorities to
surpass In beauty that of the Washington Arch.
Paul Chalfln, who has been designated by tho Board of Esti
mate to design and carry out the schemo of decoration, yesterday
said, that frus his many experiences a broader scope of beauty, com
bined wlth-actlcablllty, has never been carried out.
New York,. Mr. Chalfln said, would be a modern Bagdad during
the days of tho celebration. Tho city, from Washington Squaro to
the northern reaches of Central Park, will bo swathed In tho col
ors of the Allied nations. ,
Mon who wcro working on tho arch to-day said that the great
white-faced memorial would bavo been completed much sooner It
tho necessary material and labor had been delivered more promptly.
As tho boys of tho 27th and 77th Divisions march up Fifth Ave
nue, tho first sign of their official recognition paid by their mothers,
wives nnd sweethearts will be the towering white arch under which
they will march.
JUST THIS THIVfl.
(From tin ItulJelibla ltolkU.1.)
"I wish 1 could kui iuu mine busi
ness where you don' I havo to begin at
th bottom.''
fll r1l Inc."
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap
Soap should be used very carefully,
If you want to keep your hair looking
Its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins It.
The best thing for steady use Is
Just ordinary mulstflcd cocoanut oil
(which Is pure and greaseless), and Is
better than the most expensive soap
or anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub
It In. It makes an abundance of
rich, creamy lather, which rinses out 1
easily, removing every particle of
dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. '
The hair dries quickly and evenly, i
arm 11 leaves uie scalp sort, and the
hnlr fine and silky, bright, lustrous,
fluffy and easy to mannge.
You can get mulslfled cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy, it's very chean and
a few ounces will supply every mem
ber of the family for months. Adrt.
Fm'e
Quality
Serg
Hie Tailored Suit has
come into its own again.
We show nearly fifty
different styles,
from $16.50 to $50.00
$25.00
$21.95
Georgette Dresses
in beaded effects,
from $18.95 to $35
25 different styles
in Silk and Serge
DRESSES
at $14.95
Blouse effects are be
coming as popular as the
Tailored Suits; we show
a wide variety
from $20 to $35
We appeal especially to the woman who pays
$35 to $50 for a suit she will find her style here
for $25.00. Be curious!
IMMHLTON QAMMENT G&
307 FIFTH AVENUE
NEAR 31ST ST.
Catalog Mailed Upon Request
GERMANY PLEDGES END
OF WARFARE DN POLES
Boundaries Between Armies Will
Be Decided by Interallied !
Mission. j
PA1US, March 6. Tho German
Government has Informed Gen, Du- 1
pout, head of the French mission In ,
Merlin, that It has decided to stop '
fighting tho Poles In Posen. Tho Oov- 1
eminent has sent oMIccra to Posen to I
enforco Its Order ngalnat fighting,
Tho Cicrmun delegation which will
meet the Interallied Mission to Po- j
land to discuss tho boundary dispute
between Polnnd and Qormany, has
been named. According to a despatch
received here tho Germnn delegates
will bo Huron von Itechenberg, Dr.
Drews, Prussian Minister of the In
terior; Gen. Domme, luid various of
fleers nnd experts. The llrst ineotlng
will be held at Kroux, near Iiromborg.
ALLIES REPULSE REDS.
lloUlievlila l.unr !!rnllr tn Attnrk
In North Hiii.Ib.
AUCIIANOCU Tuesday, March 4
(Associated Proas) After artillery
preparation, the Uolshevlkl forces
launched an Infantry attack yesterday
against Allied positions on tho right
bank of the Vaga lUver, between tho
I villages of KlUks anJ Vlstavka, They
I were reuulscd with considerable losses.
Allied scouts round many bodies in the
woods alter the enKaccment.
Alonu this front and also on the
Dlvlna Illvnr the Dolshevlkl continue
artillery tiring.
SEEK NEW CLUE IN MURDER.
Nassau County officials am said to
have taken the fingerprints of tvo nien
detained by the police at Mlnool, L. I,,
In the hunt tor murderers of Mrs, Julia
Wllklns. killed by burxlara in front of
her home 111 iont iieaun i&ai Thursday
nlKht.
1 The l.onc jii-acn ponce say iey did
not know ut tli fingerprinting by coun
ty officials and maintain there are no
new 'developments.
The village trustees voira iui night
I to Increase the police (oree oy four
men.
Cbnmbrrliiln to Speiik Here.
(Senator ChamVierlaln, Chairman of
tho Senate Committee on Military Af
fairs, will address the United Waist
League of America at a luncheon at
iuib MCAitun nam Monday. The
iLfssuB of Nations and llolshavism will
I be topics loucueu upon uy the speaker.
SETS
Lower Store means lower prices but the quality is as high as eighteen
years' experience can make it. Stout women who are satisfied only with
the best npparel, yet who want to economize, will find big bargains here.
Below we list just a few of the very many bargains offered this weekt
A Bargain Sale
Stout Women
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New Dresses .ylish Skirts Spring Suits
Latest styles, Uoicns ol fsy irate Skirts are very Extra-size or hard-to-fit
models one is pictured fftMucinalite this season, women will be delighted
above. The one pictured
is of Silk Poplin. Others
in bat in, hcrec and
Crepe de Chine. All sne-
rinlly designed for Stout
Women, sizes up to 5U
bust. All underpriced.
139-i'o29s-2
We picture above i list with thesesuits. Dnicnetl
two of several new mod- for stout figures, Sizes
els now being shown, up to 60 bust, lloxcoat,
Serge, Mohair, Twills, vests, braid and button
Mixtures and Striped trimmings. Serge, Poplin,
Silks. All popular colors. Twill, Tricotine and Ga-
Sizes up to 4 1 waist. bardine.
49itol49i 16?! 10 49-
Maternity Apparel
Our new Lower Slore maternity de
partment is shut o(f from the rest of
the store, insuring privacy for
motbers-to.be. Special saleswomen
who are competent to advise the
expectant mother about her needs,
Special Ijne Uryant maternity
Corsets. Many thousands of these
Corsets have been sold in various
materials at $3.03 to $12.50. We
now offer this same corset made in
cood auality coutil. sliehtly
r... i i mm1
ly. . . . .
less expensive than
standard grade, for on'
Stout Winter Coats
Final Clean-up of entire stock of
Winter Coats. Many attractive
styles to choose from. Some re
cently made up from odd lots of
materials in our own factory.
Wool Velour, Astrakhan, Ilroad
cloth and Mixtures. A few arefur
trimmed. Many full lined and
interlined. All are big bargains.
At the prices named these Coats
arc a good buy for this Winter and
next Winter. Sites up to 52 bust.
1025. .o 2952
franklin Simon & Co.
Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts.
In misses: suits
Pin Tucks are a
New Style Note
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"Wool Tricotine
Suit (Illustrated)
65.00
THEY have been
utilized in many in
genious ways to give
distinction and character
to tail or made suits.
They are a tangible ex
pression of fine tailoring,
requiring skill and care
and so they are evident
on only the better kind
of apparel.
On a sleeve they some
times subtly indicate a
cuff, or perhaps they are
arranged in clusters and
serve as a trimming either
on a belt or a pocket, or
they form geometric de
signs in border effect.
When arranged in per
pendicular rows they
skilfully impart to the
wearer the youthful slen-
H der lines now in vogue.
Misses' Suits, (J4 to 20
years) of wool tricotine,
Poiret twill, men's wear
serge, gabardine or faille
silk are pin tucked in in
teresting ways.
39.50 to 125.00
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