The Sun and the New York herald. [volume], June 06, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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IGH COSTS LAID
TO CONGRESS BY
THE PRESIDENT
"SVil$on Tells Kail 3fen Cap
itol Is to Blame Also for
Peace Delay.
PONTICS IX TELEGRAM
VemflenW Probable Line of
Attack in Campaign
Is Outlined.
lfj . i The He aij. yz XntK Hxxui.
Wwwikcto, Jun -PreWot YUU
tm Went wit of Ma xty l-dy la aij
effort Ifl ah lft to the ahouMtre ef the
AjSnf Contrt the renIWBtr for
failure to wire xvim of the mo vital
problenj it prfcatnt Ufore ti.e Ameri
can tMS.
'a m rtWJp of railroad brolherbocd
chief nvtetlnc In Chicago be at
ttUjjram in which he charted Cc-r.trn
with' tbs rtaposaUillitr In the oontln
uanorf of tLa cot of livicr, tha failure
t cooclude peace Jn Europe Mid a good
ttiMXsr otlitr tiilnta about vfclcfc Hurt
fcaa been firm dlvkkra of opinion be
tween the Administration anl thoewbo
joppMW) tba Afimlidrtratleo'J tct'Jscd csf
deisc thir.ca.
i Tbe meactxe 1 remarkable la Ita ef
fort to make political capital favorsHt
to tba AdfplrUjtraUon. Or cMef pS
in tb attack on tb Brpob!j Coo
n fa III faitara to wwlixia paa
In Soros, rtferri&c of cwrae. to tha
fact Gut 1 BroM adopted tha Vr
aaUlej treaty with reaerraUaia to the
1-eafoe of Xatlosa corenant In auch
term that tha PraMeat refuaed to ac
cept It It ti the ftepabttcan rlev, of
coorae. that-Mr, WHaon br refurin to
accept tbe reaerratlona bimaelf It rt
tponeible for the failure to conclude
peace In Coropc.
Tbe telegram la Intereatlr-r. however,
for ta rrcelattooj. aa to tha line of at.
tack which tha Democrat propoae to
mala axatnat the RepubUcaa for their
conduct of Cosrrta during the coolrc
Tba text of tbe I'r(tJ4eat'a teltcna
followa;
"I reeejred your telecrara of Juna t.
To-j call ray atuoU&n to matter that I
preaented to the present ConjTrii ia a
facial neaeare deJirered at a Joint f
alon f the two houtea on Auruil i. li'S.
, in nice months thli Coomta baa. hour,
i erer, takes co Important rrtaedlal ac
tlcn wtth rwptct to tbe problern cf tbe
. oo of Brlnr oa tbe linen Indicated in
' that aJirm or on any other line,
i "Sol wuy htw the preaent Coacrtaa
laiica io oeai ajrecuy wiin tne con o(
11 Tiny, but It haa failed even to rite trl
oua conaideratlvn to the urgent appeal,
oft repeated by me ahd by tbe Secre
tartu of tba Treasury, to rcviaa tba tax
lawi, which In their preaent form are la
dlrtcUy rttponalble in part lor tba hiffh
coat of Hrins.
The protracttd deUy In Atillnjg with
the problem of the railroadi, tha prob
j la of tbe Gorernnient iwned rntrchint
i marina and other aimllar urcent matteri
Ii hat rtaulted In unnceMary htirdena
pcn tb pobllc Trearary.andultimauly
In letlalatlon to cnaaUrfactory that I
cJd afpt it. ttmXMU, ox'y tera I
detpairtfl of anytfcinr txrtlrr,
"Tn preaent Cbnre ba not only
presented tba conelotlon of peaoa In
Cwopc. but baa failoi to prevent any
conatrortlva plan for dealins with tbe
dp!oTbla cosdiUona tbtre, tbs conllnu
ut of which can only reflect upon a.
-In tba Halt of tbe record of tba prea-
ent OosxTtsa, I tTa no reas whiter er
to hopa that IU ounUnUane ta eeaaion
wpald mult la cosatracUta jnertj
for Ua relief of tba economic condition!
to which you call attention. It nauat be
erideat to all tbat tbe domJnaunr mo
tive which baa actuated thia Conereaa
U political expediency rather than lofty
pcrpoM to aerre tbe public welfare."
The Utter to tbe President from tba
irotberbood chiefi naid:
"Am the rwponrlMe ta&t of railroad
labor organization, reprtatctlny mora
than 2.9 it. WO worker, we protest moat
earneitly and roort emphatically acalnat
tba propoaed adjosrnaent of Concreaa
next Saturday, in accordance with tba
plan reportad In the poWic press. We
call attention to tbe fact tbat derpita
tha rerelationi as to the proSteerinc
acandal Conrrw baa done nouiinr to
check the evil or to punlah tbe erll
doera: that tbe coit of Urine continues
to adranoa without a alnj-ii rm41al
meajrsra baring been paaaad and that
tlere baa cot btn eren aerioua eonalder
atlon of conitructlve Ugitlation dealing
w 1th tbe terioua problem of lndui trial
snreat.
''In tbe clrcurnatancea it apxra to
ua Incredible that tbe reipontible leadera
of the Oorrrnment at 'VVaahisgton can
acaest to thla aeemmg asreemrnt to con
tinuation of a do nothing policy, which
nveana that the grave economic problema
of the people are to be made tbe play
thing of poll ilea and polltlclana for tbe
next Ctb months. It Invitea political
chaui and boaintas diMittr. Congreai
should remain In aeaaloa"
SHOE
MASTER
Shoe Builders
27 W. 38th St.1
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'FITTING THE NARROW FOOT
WIDTHS A AAA TO" D LENGTHS 1 TO 10
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for cash
THESE are shoes which have
been selling for $15 up.
Some of them were $22. Eccn
before the tear any of these
shoes would hate been priced
higher lhan $9.75.
The recent 20 Sale of Shoe
Craft Shoes left many lines
incomplete. These shoes, not
bought for Otis etenl, but from
our regular stocks, are now re
duced to ONE UNIFORM
PRICE for immediate disposal
$9.75 a pair.
22 models and 51 styles
are represented, including
While Sport Shoes
Tan Walking Oxfords
Russia Calf Ties
Gun Metal Boots
Patent Leather Pumps
Russia Calf Boots
Satin Evening Slippers
White Kid Pumps
In this Sale of ShoeCraft footwear
are shoes for the woman with email
feet, who wears 1, P2. 2, y, as
well as for the woman who has a long
slender foot and requires an 8, 8,
9. 912 or 10 Widths are from AAAA
to D. All sizes are represented, but
not in every style.
For your comfort in choosing and
being fitted, these shoes have all
been placed on our spacious 2nd and
3rd floors. The tale uill continue
for a utek, but an early selection is
advised. An ample number of ei
perienced salespeople will be at your
service.
Remember, all models at one price,
$9.75
No luwy Itx
No achansts or credits.
SHOECRAFT SHOP
27 West 38tK Street
Btluttn 5h and 6th Acenua.
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VALUE, QUALITY AND SERVICE
are outstanding features of the Store policy. This policy is more than ever
emphasized in the purchasing opportunities offered
to the public at the present time
Altmatt $c (En.
MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Thirty-fourth Street
TELEPHONE 7000 MURRAY HILL
Thirty-fifth Street
An Extraordinary Monday Offering. of 1
.Handembroidered Japanese Kimonos
of crepe de Chine (richly embroidered in colors) lined with China silk;.
complete with fringed sasH . .
exceptionally low-priced at $24(Q) 4 .. -
War Revenue tax of 90c. additional. .
(Sale in the House Gown Department, Third Floor)'
Beginning Monday
A Clearance Sale of
Imported Underwear
at attractively low prices;
including
Lingerie Nightrobes,
Lingerie Chemises
Lingerie Drawers
Lingerie Petticoats
Silk Envelopes
Silk Nightrobes
S2.75, 3.50
. . 1.95
. . 2.25
, . 3.75
4.90, 7.75
. 12.50
(All of the above are hand-embroidered)
War Revenue tax additional on prices
exceeding $5.00.
(Second Floor)
For Monday
A Timely Sale of
Bathing Costumes
for Women and Misses
at prices that represent an appealing
opportunity for economical buying.
Silk Bathing Costumes
Of poplin .... at $8.75
Of satin or taffeta . . at 18.50
Also
Bathing Costumes of surf satin, S 6. 50
(Combination is included in each of the above)
Wool Jersey Swimming Suits
will be- on sale at the same time,
specially priced
at , $6.00
(Sale on the Third Floor)
Safe Storage
for Furs, Rugs and Draperies
Beginning Monday
Very Special Value -
Women's
Sports Travel Smits
in two of the season's smartest models,,
developed in English woolens (includ
ing tweeds)
at $50.00
In the Special Costumes Department
(Third Floor)
For Monday
A Special Sale- of
Women's"
Satin Sports Skirts
comprising 250 stunning Skirts of.
baronet satin faconne; in white, black,
orchid, rose, flesh-tone, Copenhagen,
tan, navy and other colors; offering
extraordinary value at
$13.50
(Separate Skirts Dep't, Third Floor)
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For Monday and Tuesday
Household Linens
at prices offering unusual values.
All-linen Damask Table Cloths
each 36.00, 7.50, 8.iT0, 13.75
All-linen Damask Table Napkins
perdoz. $7.50, 9.75, 13.50, 17.50
All-linen Huckaback Towels
hemstitched; doz. SI 2. 00, 15.00, 19.50
Union (linen-and-cotton) Huckaback Towels
hemstitched; per doz. $7.50, 9.00, 12.00
Turkish Bath Towels (hemmed)
per dozen $5.00, 6.00 7.50, 9.00
(Fourth Floor)
The Motor Delivery Service for the Slammer Season
V to New Jersey, Westchester County and Long Island points, is in active operation
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No country will ever
again want to get into
a war with the United
States It takes too
long to get out.
Cross Vanity Case
Str open end cloud. Hade ni
WU sockrt full Ungtk cf can, mirror.
hptOck and tstra pcitt. Gkutd
caltHs Uathcr, hvr&rr cf gold tool
13, attractive aflfc I round or
aoaar camera. Bit inches
dottd J17.8S
Cross Silk Bag
BUct or colors, csTtltUt tiVt Jin
ig. Fitted Kiii rxirror and attached
ehaas parte. TartcUi-tteU frcmc
Ut 7 Kchei deep $11.08
Cross Tobacco Pouch
Uait vith ruo6er-Ji ed tobacco
pocket, axd extra pocket for cifonrfta
papert. Black teal UatXcr. Bttt
Mit tochct elated. Snap fatttn-
8 JS.7S
Initial ttamped, lie, extra.
Tan Pigtttn $8.50
Colored Pin Seal $11.00
Cross Bridge Set
"Auction'' Bridge tet: Tko packs
gilttdge cards, tcorr pads, pfctl,
and rule book. Glazed caljlin
leather, border of gold tooling, glass
covered top, dnn front. Size; 7x
Hx I Incftea closed $22.50
Cross Desk Set
BvltabU for. tJounlrp horict. Cw
prising? Desk-padK JlxlS inches, t'a
ttonery rack, infctccR. pen trag. paper
cutter and hand blatter. ColomI
glass, vith brass mountings. $16.00
Glass and nickel moanttnjj. $19.50
Anexlensiceiineof lamps,
mahogany, china, crystal
and icickericare, displayed
on ourJUeszanine floor.
The World' Greatest Leather
Stores
NEW YORK
404 Fifth Av 253 Broadway
(Al ZUh Strut) 0,?. CitJ HaX
Boaton London
145 Tremont St. S3 Recent St.
Dealera Throuchout tha World