The evening world. [volume], October 07, 1920, Final Edition, Page 10, Image 10

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VICTORY FOR POLES
Soviet Delegates at Riga
Showed Anxiety to rtlcct
All Demands.
. UKDOK, OeU 7, The nuno-Pol-
Hti pmm enfcren, bavlse rcaohed
Fjprellmlnary nKrnement at til 7a, en-
DBtnjr nesntteUonn probably will be
prrtad n in London or Paris, c-
itng to reports r.ro. Thi armln-
weftBient provided definitely
fer twonty-flve dr" of peaao which
lit ba brakon on thlrty-ilz hour'
stte. After twenty-nve days the
Ustltfo Trill be continued, automat-
!ly aubjrt to termination on ten
ays' notlno.
Aervrdlnjf to the Mornlnc Poet the
igtwtnent reaehed at lUra provide!
1. Hostilities Mill eeun .within six
y from tha olmlnff of the Agree-
st
I I. Doth hIJm will withdraw to
agreed Urm wuHw
the armtttloa in fftetlr.
I. Military and etvll stores and a
oertaln Ainonat of railway supplies
need not be VMtMte
i. A neutral lone of thirty Mloim-
-,1ft Cla MtmUkimA V
ivrmlsUce llne, the l's4e tkotoey re
taining all their own territory.
6. Armies mutt nit fraterntae.
I. The . armistice shall be otfectlve
for twenty-five My.
The Morning Post regarded, the
terms of the agreement a a great
vlotory for Poland. Tho Humlnn del
egates, It said, Indleated grlat
anxiety to meet 'the demand!" of the
Pelei.
UiaA, Oot. 7. Wnr between I'oland
and Ilussla will Drastically end- to
morrow by the signing of an armis
tice, the terms et whUrh have been
agreed utoa. A mutual understand
ing ta this effect already lias been
signed.
M. DemskU Chairman M the Palish,
Peaee Delegation, Is illetntlng Po
land's terms To the llolshevlkl with
almost breathlesa rapidity, and his
points, ns fast ns he submits them,
are being accepted by the Soviet rep
resentatives. Domakl has forced a IVrilsh claim for
substantial partlelpatlon In tho Hus
sion gold reserve nnd the llolshevlkl
have agreed to the principle Involved,
though the precise' amount has not
yet been fixed.
Amnesty for tho Polish Communist,
Imprisoned for conspiring. agalnsutho
Onmftmii, has been mm- skirts milffflentfy t0 Hie at to protect
Ifestwi from dtscOMilnfir, ss atno the ine UnntnovlM-Hsrby-rtfrX nail-
whole of the Kasl Oaildnn guestlon way line, it then ifritum again due
anil the iiueatlon of rwognltlon rf the aotitli to YAwtri, n t.io 11 t OflllHnn
no-cuMetl Movlet tiovernmentu of White fwmtlei. A" t:ie I'oien refused to dls-
Haiwtn ond Ukraine. The frontier
affreeil upon starts slightly eastward of
Dvlnsk on the Drlna Itlver. It runs
10 a point alrnoet due South to Mo
lodetchno and then to the Important
junction of Ilaranovltehl, whence It
V
tmt the Bast Calif tun matter m the) granting Poland a eTrHf fehtaat'
ground that tftut (tuliotn never was a 'It was aurwitnttvly mated at the
tuir. of Utuml. no mnt!rtn of Kant I hemlqunrti n ,f iu Polish p-ace
Oallcln ii mail" In the forinnl 'erma. . de It-gntio-i. (Thin a HI menn that the
loin nil and govlet );nAln will out oft I nolshviki will lie cm olf frm Osr
Llthuanla entircl) frvm Itussla, I many.'
KNOX
TOP
COATS
Scotch Cheviot!
Scotch Tweeds
Unfinished
Worsteds
FIFTY
DOLLARS
AND UrWARD
l( 11 m afjUiWm rim thn miHi lit
ht torn iimifliVU trtlnti oltrtJ for u
mi iKtm yttn.
KNOX SUITS
StotJ DelUti tni Ufwri
IINOX HAT COMIHNY
Stem Brothers
West 42nd St. (Between Fijth and Sixth Atcnncs) West 43rd St.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on OUR
ENTIRE STOCK of
High-Grade Furniture
Assortments purchased over twelve months ago. when prices were
considerably lower than to-day's wholesale cost are now off ered
yat10 to 25 PER CENT OFF the
Former Low Prices
Dining Room, Bedroom, Living Room, Library arid
Miscellaneous Furniture revealing workmanship
of an unusually high standard.
CHAMBER SUITE 4 pieces (as ttlustrpteif; in American .
Walnut' or Mahogany,' including Bureau, Chijforobe, Vanity "in4yr
Case and Bow End Bed. Value $$05.00. Sale price V '
ii
Chamber Suite
4 joe.; in Amurlouii Wulniit.' ,
Vidua $4(10.00.. . .Sale' price' $345.0,0
Living Room Suite
J) pes. ; in Mahoguny anil Cuuu; uphuUlriHl
in Ultick and Gold Uumusk.
Valuo $500.00.. . .Snlc prloc $385.00
Living Room Suite
H piece;; Overstuffed; upholstered in
Tapchtry. Valuo $000.00.
Sle l'rioe $495.00
Living Room Suite
9 pieces; OverHluffed in Hint'
l'lgurcd Vatlour, Vahiff 0S6.
SaTepriw $550.00
Chamber Suite
t poH.; fl Mahogany, Vulu
$850.00.. Solo prico $675.00
Dining Room Suite
10 plocos; in Mahogany;
Ilupplcwjiitc dunign. VhIuu
8.00 Sale price $1095.00
Dining Room Suite
10 pes.; in Mhognny or Walnut; William
mid JUry design. Vnluu
$8ia.00 Sale prico- $475,00
Dining Room Suite
10 pU'ccs; in Mahogany;
Queen Anne design. Value
$007.60 Sale price $510.00
MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE
Toilet Tables
In MftluigMiy ; inlaid. Vluo
$18.00 Salu price $70.00
Four Post Beds
In Mahogany; 1 fl.slze. VhIuu
$45.00 Sulc price $37.50
End Tables
In Mahoguny. Value $17.50,
Salenrlce $15.00
Davenport Table
In .Mahogany. Valuo $(10,00.
S,llu Ie $48.00
BreakfastRoom Suite-JST. TZ $lQdt00
mm IP m I mifci
N 9iftPL Mtenue STREET 3broadu)ay
FRIDAY
Extraordinary Sale of
Smart Autumn Dresses
of Tricotinc, Sativ and
Crepe Meteor '
a
At the Extremely Low Price of
24.00
THE VALUES ARE EXCEPTIONAL
THE MODELS VERY SMARTI
THESE remarkable dresses em
body the newer style notes, and
reflect the lower price level for Au
tumn. Featuring Btraigtitline, mo
yen age and circular skirt silhou
ettes, with embrdideries of beads or ,
of wool, or silk braid effects.
Navy. Broitin and Rlaph
Sarv
, U J rrieotbw,
0PPENHEIM.(2UINS &
(2
34th Street New York-
Attractive Underwear Offerings Friday
1500 Washable Silk Chemises
Sntin and Crcpe do Chine Envelope and Step-in
Styles. Hand -cm broid ered , tailored, and lace
trimmed ribbon, lace and regulation shoulder straps.
Wash Satin Bloomers
Tailored and Lace Trimmed. Very Special
Washable Silk Petticoats
Crepe de Chine &Satin. Flesh & White. Very Special
-
All Silk Jersey Pantelettes
Ruffled or Shirred Cuff. Petticoat Shades. Very Special
Crepe de Chine Nightgowns
Sleeve andSleeveless. Flesli only, Very Special
3.95
3.95
5.00
6.
F-SJNKJ.lS't SIMON ME&CS'SHOTS
' 2 It 8 WEST 3BA STREET
Frankliu Simon &. Co
Shoe for Men
at $105?
A savifig of 2Q per pair
YOU know, whenever a man tries to
corner cotton or wheat somebody at
the last minute offers him more than he
can absorb and breaks the corner, and it
is the same with the shoemarkct.
A fine shoe at $to is hard to get, but not
impossible, as witness this one, which
comes in gun metal, cordovan color,
browns, and tans, and is resolutely made.
. iIc(U'tim and narrdw toe-models,
and wing brogues.
FIFTrJ AVENUE
i if i i ii iilg Wotid 8 Mini i Mucilor I Vrrr yJTtii mi
U Shoo g U T
Stop Punishing Your Feet
IF you arc suffering from corns,,
bunions, callouses, ingrowing
nails, and weak arches, it's be
cause you have .disobeyed
Nature's law, by wearing shoes
that crumple up your toes and
twist the bones out of shape
shoes that have no recommenda
tion except that they look smart.
Educator Shoes "let the feet
grow as the should." That's why
they are comfortable. And, be
cause they arc scientifically correct
in shape, they are good-looking,
too. Besides, they are much
longer-wearing thnn wrong shoes.
Come in and give us a few
minutes of your time I Like many
others, you'll be convinced.Dpn't
delay, get your foot-comfort now.
RICE A HinCHWS
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SHOEi
UtUWM
Aim
FOR MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN
SIGNET SHOE COMPANY '
1345 Broadway, between 35th and 36th Streets.
- Harlem 112 Wet 125th Street
Bronx Third Avenue and 149th Street '
Brooklyn 557 Fulton Street.
MASS MEETING:
By. the Democracy of New York County, for the Purpose of
Ratifying the Democratic Nominations
IN TAMMANY HALL
TO-MORROW, FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 6'CIcdt
HON. W. BOURKE COCKRAN Will Spealt on:
"Why, After Having Oppaicd the League of '
Nations, I Now Support' Governor Cox.'
LIEUT.-GOV. HARRY C. WALKER ' -
Democratic Candidate for United States Senator, and Other
Eminent Democrats Will Also Address the Meeting.
Miulc by the G9tli Regimont AlmIttion Williout Ticet.
Veteran. Corp Bund. The Hell Opent wt 7 P. M.
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