The Sun and the New York herald. [volume], May 02, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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JAPANESE AID LAST
OF KOLCHAK'S FORCE
licmnnnt of Admiral's
I .Army Flgliting Itolslicviki
nt Cliila.
i BIJENFORCEMEXTS SENT
JfotfB Occupy Baku, Centre of
(Caspian Pctrolcnjn Field,
London Announces.
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VJ-adivostok, April 29. Kcvftre flclit
fnsf Ij Iji progress at Chita, Transbaika
lia, betirccn the forces of Gen. Voltzc-
ilioffsk)', tho nolo remnant of Admiral
rXotchoJt's arm) In Transbaikalia, and
ithe opposing BrljJ-,evlk faction, accord-
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i H'f a reports irnni a uussiau source,
,ThB Japaneao arc declared to be support
tntOen. Voltzekofrskj.
The Japanese representative hcte de
clares that the action of tho Japanese
;, troops lias been sanctioned by the .Alllcx.
Japanese reinforcements; are -constantly
arrivinc at Vladivostok.
ianu. was married to-day to Prluco Omar
Farouk EfTcndi; mm of tho heir ap
parent, I'lluca Abdul MedJW Kffenul.
Daniad I'crld l'aslia, the Grand VUler.
and tlio'mainlicra of the Cabinet attended
tli wvddluR, which was held In the
VllUla palace. The fchclk-uMslam pro
nounced the benediction. The Prlncwa
l 22 liears old. The brldejrom was edu
cated In, Vienna.
MAY 2, 1920. I
"iiiii.h. .t 1 " w' " , jr. . . , JflPt.
YORK HERALD, SUNDAY
TO SAVE DENHUNE'S ARMY.
IIMhIiftIUI Itrndy to .Negotiate
Willi Ilrlinln.
Moscow, April 30. The lSolshevIk
Korclen Minister, Tchltcherln. has sent
a not-. dated April 28, In reply to Karl
Curzon'A note of the 25th, In which tho
Soviet Government iixpresses Itself as
u-ady to enter an ayi'eemcnt with ling
land rcffardlnc the remnauw of Gen.
Ucnlklnc's army on tin) name basis as
that rearhrd regarding; the White Ouard
In I"'ebruary,a
LETVIA FIXES INDEMNITY.
Th latest reports concerning the
t rmy of Gen. VolUekoffI(y, contained
In a Ilorbtn despatch dated March 25.
aid Ita position called for onions con
sideration. Tens of thousands or Volt
sekoffsky's men and several thousand
if Anxious to leave the Uolshevll: turri-
i tory. The consent of the Chinese and
Japanese to their exodus had to be ob-
tained, however, and the attitude of
the two countries had not at that time
been denned. A cold reserve at Chita
moununc to tv.uuu.vw com rubles was
at the disposal of Gen. VoltzcUoffsky,
ccordtns to the despatch.
Lojraox, May 1. Russian Bolshevik
forces Occupied Baku, an Important port
en the western coast of the Caspian Sea
and tho centre of a very Important
petroleum field, on April 21, it was offi
cially announced this raornlns.
(iermiiny to fay Million Mark
nml It ii I liva j- 3Interlnl.
Ur.r.l.ix, Slay 1, A stipulation that
Germany pay an Indemnity of 1,000.
000,000 marks and hand over a number
of locomotives and other material Is
contained In the treaty which Is ex
pected to be sbjned to-day between Ger
many and tatvia.
The stale of war between these two
countries dates from the lime Col.
AvalofX-IJennondt started his activities
in the Baltic In September of last year.
FINNS FOR FINISH FIGHT.
K-
l'riilrtnrlat t'rfifd to L'oiulinl
lU'tioiiarlra Openly.
llKUiNoroRH, Finland, May I. Scrlo'Js
rioting broke out last nlglil in the labor
quarter during fishtlns between the peo
ple's guard and the police, resulting In
many casualties.
Large labor meetings wore held at
which resolutions were adopted favorlnc
a general, strike, and later a proclama
tion was issued calling on the proletariat
to make an open H5IU against- tne re
actionaries. Thcjeaclers of the agitation
say that a general strike and a Govern
ment Crisis will result.
crlns tho Oreelm. Enver I'asha, former
War Minister und leader of the Y,6uns
Turks, the- message sayi. ban placed
himself at the head of the Turkish Na
tionalist movement.
SCOTS GREET SOVIET RUSSIA.
(InsKow Mny Day Olebrniits Also
S)iiiia(hl- With IrUh.
hoxHQS, May 1. Tho celebration at
Glasgow wan on an unprcftderttcd scale.
A demonstration was held at GIuhbow
Green, at which 10,000 persons adopted
a resolution calling for the establish
ment of n cooperative commonwealth.
Tho resolution embodlcn fraternal
greetings to Soviet Russia and pro
claimed tho right of the Irish peor.lt to"
choose their own form 01 government;
I'. S, Motor Trnilc In Franco Killed
IM, May 1. Denlera In American
automobiles bellcvo their business In
France will b wiped out by tho Govi
eminent decren issued Wednesday for
bidding Importation for an' Indefinite
time of all chassis weighing less than
2,500 kilograms (5,500 pounds). Only
the heaviest trucks can be admitted.
Saltan's Daughter a Ilrlile.
Cokstantinopu:, May l.--The Sul
tan'n daugnter. the Princess Sablha Sul-
Albniilnn .Iiih:ut- (irreks. 1
Londo: May 1. An Albanian rising
against the Greeks has begun at Kplrus. '
according to a wireless message from ,
Moscow, and Albanian bands are masMi-
Ideal Economy
Everybody wishes to buy
the best for the least
possible cost. That is
precisely what is offered
to. Park &. Tilford cus
tomers. Since its birth
four decades ago, Park
&. Tilford has steadfastly
maintained this policy.
PARK & TILFORD
MAY
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SALE OF PIANOS
"INETY instruments of various makes the finest we have ever offered are.
now on display in our Warerooms. The sale includes fine, classic instruments,
whose names alone signify most noted productions of the musical industry.
Many of these instruments are encased in San Domingo Mahogany, French and
Circassian Walnuts and also comprise a number of Knabe Pianos in both Grand and
Upright Styles, and numerous Period -Art Cases used for exhibition purposes only.
, Among these instruments of distinguished makes you will find such representatives as the
KNABE CHICKERING STEINWAY
SOHMER KRANICH & BACH
The pianos offered have been thorough-
ly tested by Knabe Experts and only
the initiated would be able to say they
had ever been used before. Included
are a number of Knabe Pianos, in both
Grand and Upright Styles, and nu
merous Period Art Cases used for
exhibition purposes only. Quick ac
tion will secure the choicest instru
ments at a great saving-
Listed below are but a few of many attractive offerings
This Sale is for Monday, One Day Only
- UPRIGHTS
Mehlin & Sons, a bargain
Chrhtnian, perfect
Stanley Upright, excellent
Waters, perfect shape
Steck, a beauty
Chickering Cabinet Grand
Kranich &. Bach, rare value
Knabe, a gem
Chickering, exceptional offei
Knabe, remodelled
Knabe Cotonial, unusual
Knabe Art Louis XV
PLAYERS
$125 Gabler Player, like new $365
240 Foster Player, nye value 440
310 Doll Player, fine condition 40?
330 Pcarlman, in pood shape 465
375 Holmes, exceptional offer 490
410 Mcllatonc, splendid 510
425 Crippen, perfect condition 525
440 Fischer, tare oppurtunity 775
575 Marshall & Wendell, rare 825
495 Sohmcr Cecili.m, a bargain 845
615 Knabe Angelus, unusual .875
1225 Knabe lie luxe, a gem 1 150
GRANDS
I'ackjrJ, like new
Mathuhck, a baigain
Fischer, excellent condition
Steimvay Concert Grand
Knabe Daby Grand, a gem
Knabe Mignoii
Armstrong Miniatur-'
Knabe Mignon, like new
Knabe BabyGrancl.mahogaiiy 102 "
Knabe Mignonette, a beauty 1050
Knabe Baby, mahogany 1125
Kn.ibcConccriGrnnd. unusual 1 150
$460
525
730
775
665
910
Convenient term's of payment arranged.
.Belter than renting.
A liberal allonancc for your piano
IDarerooma
iw at Thirty-ninth 0t
The. Store ns closed at 5 Po JVL daSHy
1, Mm
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MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Thirty-fourth' Street telephone 7000 Murray hili Tfoarfcy-Mth Street
The SS2k Department
will offer, for a Monday "special,
. 2,500 Yards of
Daflvetymi Facomurae
Extraordinary Valmies m
Wonmieini's
Amerlcao-madle Ltagerie
we!I-made tLsndergarments,
pretti!y trimmed, will be sold at
unusually low prices.
Nightrobes, $1.85, 2.45, 2.90 to 6.35
Envelopes, S.25, 1.75, 2.35 to 6.90
Combinations, ' .. . . 1.95, 2.90
Corset covers, 75c, S.S5, 1.95, 3.45
Drawers, 1.45, 3.75, 1.90, 2.95, 4.
Btooniers 1.75, S.
Retticoats, . S.75, S.95, 2.65, 3.95"
War ta;i additional on prices exceeding $5.00
(Second Floor)
A Monday Sale of
French B!omie
priced (below original cost) at
$12.75, ISoOO, !8o50, 22.50
vill comprise a large number of
modish Paris-made blouses in a
variety of styles and lingerie mate-
rials.
At the same time many higher-cost
Imported Blouses will be on sale at
greatly reduced prices.
This Sale offers an unusual opportunity.
(Second Floor) . ,
i
38 inches wide; in a splendid assort
ment of extremely smart one-tone
designs, including chow, jade, pottery,
toast, bamboo, antelope and lobster,.
at the extraordinarily low price of
$4o90 per yard
(First Floor)
The Lace Departmmeinit
offers very uncommon values in
Georgette Flomieces
featuring the fashionable shades
' afternoon and street gowns,
for
exceptionaSly Sow-priced at
'5.85 & 7.50 the yard'
(First Flopr), , V
towear
Ridiwg Habits
for Women's and Misses' Spring, and
Summer wear, are in stock at very
moderate prices; including
Of khaki
Off linen , .
Of" pongee . ...
Of imported tweed
(Third Floor)
$22.50
28.00
55.00
Onn the Snxth Floor
Special Values are obtainable in
Semlmade Dresses
(sizes 34 to 44)
of excellent-quality, light-weight navy,
serge; in two smart one-piece models,
one trimmed with black silk braid,
the other with floss fringe. 'Either
model may be purchased
at the reduced price of
$22.50
To 'complete these semi-made dresses
requires very little work. In fact,
there is practically nothing to be done
except stitch up the back seam and
sew in the sleeves (which are already
basted to position).
Safe Storage
for Fors, Rogs. and Draperies
The Remainder of the SprSmig ImiportatSoinis of
Paris Wraps, Capes and Coats,
5 creations evolved this -season
ill be placed on sale to-morrow
many of the most
leading French couturiers,
morning
" at the tremendously reduced prices- of
$85.00, ,.118,00, . 165,00 & 275'.
(Women's Outergarments Department, Third Floor)