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Hungarian Red
Wants to Go to
Peace Parley
Bolsar. Communist Envoy
at Vienna, Says Karolyi
Government Is Made Up
of Unrepresentative Men
Soviet Treasury Depleted
Asks Only That Allies Find
Some Solution for His
Unfortunate Country
VIENNA- May IS fBy The Associated
Press).?Bolshevism is waning, the
Germans will sign the peace treaty and
delegates from the Hungarian com?
munist government should be per?
mitted to go to Paris. Alexis Bolgar,
the representative here of the Hun?
garian communist government, de?
clared among other things in a state?
ment to the correspondent to-day.
"All we ask," he said, "is for the
Allies to find some solution for our un?
fortunate country. When General
Smuts was in Budapest 'as representa?
tive of the peace conference) we told
him we were ready to get out, but we
would not he responsible for disorders
md bloodshed unless the Allies occu?
pied the city, particularly American or
British troops rather than the Ru?
manians.
"If such a thing as self-government
is permitted then the Red Republic
represents Hungary. I do not see why
the Allies cannot treat with the soviet
unofficially, at least, and also consult,
perhaps, with former President
Karolyi and with men like Apponyi
and Andrassy, all of whom took part in
the former governments.
"New Rule Self Constituted"
"The Allies should not take seriously
the view that the new government is a
gelf-constltuted affair and is made up
of men unrepresentative of Hungary
and also without special prominence or
politic:-.! experience. There are a num?
ber of such self-constituted govern?
ments for Hungary living in hotels in
Vienna.
"Speaking strictly in my official ca?
pacity, ! a k or 5 I tal delegates of
the soviet :.". Budapest be requested tc
come to Paris, It can be said for the
soviet that it is doing the hest it car
ar.'i also is keeping order. It is nol
true that tl r? a? been any political
executions by us. The only execution:
have been for crimes lihe murder 01
robbery.
"In the light of events it was per
haps unwise for us to nationalize prop
erty on so large a scale. We migh
have gone more slowly, but if reform:
like ours are carried out in twent;
years' time in itead of three months
they are a< reasonable by al
classes''
Friendly in America
Bolgai 'hers connect?e
with the Budap? viet, is friendly
to A: he were ai
American, lie said he felt that it wa:
in the Unit? I that the most san?
solutions of the problems of povert;
would be w He expressed th
opinion that President Wilson was no
being treated fairly by the Allies, no
with proper consideration.
Fie said he understood it had bee
suggested in American quarters tha
all Hungarian parties, including th
?oviet, send representatives for
meeting in Switzerland to form a nc
government for Hungary.
Count Julius Karolyi, the head of th
. new government proclaimed at Ara?
Bol?*ar said, never has been in politic
before Barabash, the Minister of Ju:
tice in the Karolyi government, r
added, was known as a follower <
Count Michael Karolyi, while Barjass
the Minister of Commerce, is a Soci;
Democrat : r secretary of tl
chamber of commerce at Arad.
Whatever new government is set t
?t Budapest, Bolgar continued, will fir
itself without money. He said the the
in Vienna two weeks ago of the mon?
*bich he had in his possession had d
Pleted serious-'.y the soviet treasur
This money, according to Bolgar, wi
not intended for propaganda purpose
out for the purchase of raw materia
to keep the Hungarian factories goin
Peace Is Terrible, but
Just, Says Rabbi Wig
Militarism, Crashed in Ge
many. Must Not Rise Else?
where, He Warns
m The terms by which the Allies !
tend to end the war were termed
terrible peace, but a just peace" y?
terday by Rabbi Stephen S Wise,
|>is sermon befr,rf. the Free Synagog
m Carnegie. Hall
L>r. Wise -poke on the topic, '
is a Good Peace Can America Ace?
Is?
"l judge the peace by the objects
the war," he said. "We have em
?he curse of German militarism for
time. We have ended Kaiseriam
?orld over. We have achieved the <
?at international pacts shall hereaf
M observed with honor nad we h
?Wnaoned the violators before
**rl4'?j tribunal for judgment.
"Having ended German militar
?Pon us l|fs the duty to suffer no m
tariim to arise in Allied lands, incl
"?f our own. Prussianism is fore
??troy?-! In the land of its origin
BWst not ba revived in ari7 other h
*t*th?T it be Japan or Russia, Italj
'rant*, England or America."
Al?ys?i?/rian Envoys Present
Gown to Mme. Poine
PARIS, May 17 'By The Assoch
JMM), -Two mammoth <-l??r>bant tu
* warrior's coat of mail and an A
?inian gov/n for Mme. Polncar? 1
**? gift? brought to th? F.lysee Pa
F??t?Hay hy the member? of the
e>?! Abysfini?n delegation In P
wb?n thf-y e?.?,w! ape,, President P
*?'* Uj r.f?tr their congratula??ont
iMBce/s victory.
Th* delegation was headed by
*??n?*.ch Oaolde de Gabriel, tor
?h*mbemin et the imperial pala??,
mr>u4-A Ghebachi, uncle of the
??*!* "< Abyssini?. All wor? el?b<t
?w* and fese?, and attracted mod
?ntlen while rkhng through
*w?*ts in the cama?*?? stapplied bj
?'?Mb government
Exceptional !
Men's Jap. Crepe
Bath Robes, $3.95
Made to our own specifications of
imported Jap- Crepe in a splendid
variety of colorings. The coolest
robes obtainable.
a?, analto & (?ompmty *?a
In ?/t?- Heart o/ JV?, y_rfc?Dire* 6y .Su6??ay, Tube and "I"
A Rare Combination of Circumstances
Maizes Possible Today a
Sale of Women's Capes,
Coats and Dolmans
Regularly $29.50 to $65
at $19.50, $25, $29.50,
$35 and $39.50
The surplus on hand of a leading manufacturer's most
successful models, together with a fine collection of
street coats, capes and dolmans from our regular
stock that have never hefore been offered at these
very low prices. The workmanship of the various
models is expertly done, and the quality of the ma?
terials exceptional. Ov.er twenty styles, developed in
Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Men's Wear
Serge, Gabardine, and Velour de Laine
New Velvet Sports Coats
for Women
$25
None more individual on the
street or links
For the seashore, the links, or
street wear these charming coats,
in combination with a pretty skirt,
make a delightful costume. They
are handsomely tailored in fine
quality velvet, with collars of self
material or trimmed with white
Baronette satin. May be had with
braid trimming, and still more are
severely tailored.
Prices: $25 to $39.50
Fourth Floor.
Monday and Tuesday Only
La Vida Corsets
Special $3.65
Regularly $7. Beautifully made of flesh color broche
in two of the newest models for Spring- One in girdle
top style with elastic inserts under arms, and in front.
The other is a medium top model trimmed with silk rib?
bon and fancy silk braid. ? Third Floor.
_?>afeg
Wardrobe Trunks
at $70
"The best in America below a hundred
dollars?ask the man who travels."
These trunks are made strictly according to our
own specifications, and &z seventy dollars are entirely
without competition. You cannot get better construc?
tion in a trunk than this?regardless of what you pay.
Three-ply haHHwood, covered and lined with
hard vulcanized fibre, closely riveted through?
out, with every rivet visible. Drawers are of
solid bonHwood, lined with English Pegamoid.
Fitted with five-ply veneer hangers, shoe pockets
and laundry bag. We repeat?"none better at a hun?
dred."
Trunk Department, Basement.
150 Women's Higher-Cost
Suits
Reduced for prompt disposal to
$49
Reg. $69 to $79
$95
Reg. $110 to $150
Only two or three of any one style, all exact duplicates of the most
costly importations received from Paris for the present season.
The exquisite needlework of each model, and the superb
quality of the materials make these beautiful suits comparable
only to the best of to-order productions. A few of the materials :?
Silk Duvetyne, fine tricotine, Poiret Twill,
and silk and wool combinations. 4th Floor
Crepe
Meteor
Foulard
and
Georgette
Crepe
Meteor,
ead
embroidered
Beginning This Morning?on the Fourth Floor
An Important Special
Sale of Women's Afternoon
Frocks at $29.50
Without question the best values offered anywhere in New York
Only an exceptional trade opportunity could make such an offering possible.
The styles are the very latest shown in Paris shops, beautifully fashioned of
rich Foulard Silks, in combination with Georgette Crepe; Crepe Meteor
with wai?st and Georgette crepe sleeves, bead embroidered, and Crepe Meteor
embellished with hand and bead embroidery. Sizes 34 to 42. N Three styles
pictured. ;
For Summertime, Fashion Has Created
Beautiful Cotton Frocks for Women
that are both cool and delightfully choice in their styling.
We have assembled a very exten sive collection of these frocks, skilfully
developed in Voiles, Ginghams, Tissue Ginghams and Voiles, in striped, checked,
plaid, foulard and flowered patterns of unusual appeal because of their departure
from the commonplace. Prices are very reasonable :
6.90 7.50 10.00 12.50 15.00
Exceptional Values Are Offered Today in a
Sale of Women's and Misses'
Fashionable Pumps
at $6.95
New York women will bie quick to take advantage of this important sale?the
saving afforded being frankly unusual, and the pumps among the most suc?
cessful produced this season for our regular stock. Three distinct styles, with
welt or military heels??as pictured?fashioned of
Cordovan Color Russian Calfskin, Gun Metal Calfskin, and Patent Coltskin
Second Floor.
Handsome Costume
Blouses
Direct copies of late Paris models, are offered j
today in a special presentation
on the Third Floor
at $10 to $29
A trip to Paris could not possibly reveal a larger
number of individual styles, nor give greater inspira?
tion. No smarter styles are to be seen?they are the
most distinctive created by leading modisters for Sum?
mer time. They come in stunning
Cossack, gilet and peplum
effects
exquisitely fashioned of Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine
and flowered chiffons in imported prints, imported silks
and fine nets, many beautifully beaded, others trimmed
with filet, Venice, or Val. lace. One style pictured.
New Summer Fur
Fashions
?as dictated by Paris, are to be seen on the
Sixth Floor, very modestly priced. Of
exceptional interest today?
One-Skin Mink Scarfs. $22.50
One-Skin Jap. Marten Scarfs. $29.50
Two-Skin Kolinsky Scarfs. $19.50
One-Skin Stone Marten Scarfs. $40.00
One-Skin Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs. $67.50
Two-Skin Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs.$125.00
Fisher Scarfs in animal effect. $95.00
Fox Scarfs. $42.50
Wolf Scarfs. $28.50
Sixth Floor.
Wavy Hair Switches
Special at $5
Made in fine quality hair, in all shades,
including Grey, mounted on three separate
stems. Splendid values. Third Floor.
Very Special
Dainty Undermuslins
Carefully made of sheer Summerweight
materials, priced very low
Today and Tuesday
At $1
At $1
Dainty Nightgowns of Pretty Envelope Chemise,
sheer nainsook, tastefully of nainsook, trimmed with
trimmed with lace and hand - featherstitching in
hand embroidery. pink or blue or lace trimmed.
At $2
Cool, carefully made Night?
gowns, of sheer nainsook,
elaborately trimmed with
lace.
At $2
Charming Nainsook Com?
binations, tastefully trim?
med with embroidery and
lace insertion.
At ?pt>?0?D?Carefully made Washable Satin
Bloomers, trimmed with beautiful hand-em?
broidery and two rows of hemstitching.
Also at S3.85?Pink Crepe de Chino Nightgowns,
trimmed with bands of Filet lace, and fine washable satin
petticoats with scalloped edge, or hemstitched flounces.
Third Floor.