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RUSSIA BEGS HELP
CZECHS FORM NEW
IN CRUSHING 'REDS'
ARMY IN BOHEMIA
, j
Rapidly Establishing: Author
ity and Even Gorman Cities
Yield to Now Order.
S(ore Hours if A. M. to 6 P. M.
Pica Sent to U. S. and Allies
for Immediate Aid In Na
tional Crisis.
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GERMAN PLOT REVEALED
DISARM FOE GARRISONS
SlncAwenue at 40thjtftoeet
K5
Bolshevik Rnlo Threatens In
20,000 Tons of Foodstuffs and
Other Supplies oneway to
ToutonsJIaltcd.
KA
numerable Calamities,
Is Warning. '
Buy War Savings Stamps Regularly
Shop Early for Holiday Specials
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White, Elick, Cxford. Heather. I
ft Koje, Cop n, Pink and II
Coral. If
Value $3 JO Jf
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This Season's Goods I
Wjmwnoton, Nov. 7. Further and
taimed'ats aid from th allied and
American Governments In ridding n.u-
t! of Bolshevik control and reestab
lishing order la ashed In an appeal ad-
jrensed to President Wilson by tho con,
colldnted Ruralan provisional Govern
nient at Omfk and delivered to Secretary
Ianslne to-day by Doris Dakhmeterr.
Russian Ambassador to tho United
Stales.
After describing the reign of terror
Inaugurated In central Russia by the
Bolshevlkl and asserting that control
of this element Is made' possible onW
through German Influence the nppeat
says aid already extended to Russia by
the Allies will be In vain If "the new
help arrive too late." It adds that
every hour of delay "threatens with
Innumerable calamities Russia, tho Al
lies and other nations." f
Help la Expected.
The provisional Government expects
the aid of the Allies and tho United
States and "considers Itself In tho right
to demand such help," cays the ap
peal, which Is signed by Nicholas
Avksentlen. president of tho provisional
Government, and Peter Vologodsky,
Premier. I
"It Is evident that, the exit of Russia
from the number of belligerents and
the process of dWsmemberment which it
Is suffering has a deep Influence on th
fate of all the other countries," said a
paraphrase of the appeal made public
at the RusMan Embassy. ,
"Furthermore, the problems of the fu
ture of Russia should be considered by
Governments and nations of the universe
as a problem of their own future. Rus
sia will nots perish. She Is greatly suf
fering, but not deactt Her national forces
are regaining remarkably quickly, and
her effort to recover her unity and great
ness will not cease until she attains this
sublime aim. Moreover, tho recontruc-
Uon of a powerful and prosperous Russia
presents Itself as a condition necesHary
to the maintenance of order and inter
national equilibrium.
Call of New Government.
'It Is, therefpre, that the new provi
sional Government, Into whose hand has
been entrusted the supreme power by the
people of Russia, tho regional govern
ments, the convention and committee of
the menjbers of the Constituent Assem
bly, the zemstvos and municipalities, ad
dresses Itself to the allied Powers. It
expects to tecelve their aid and consid
ers Itself In the right to demand Insis
tently such help.
"It Is to the head of the, great Ameri
can democracy, recognized apostle of
peace and fraternity of the nations, that
It makes Its appeal.. .All aid. already
extended to Russia by tile lAtlles would
be In vain If the new belp.should arrive
too late or In Insufficient quantity. Every
hour of delay threatens with Innumer
able calamities Russia, the Allies and
other nations."
The United States nnd silled Govern
ments were asked to-day by Boris Bikh
meteff, the Russian Ambassador, to take
nil steps possible j0 prevent the Bolshe
vlkl carrying out their plan to observe
November 10, St. Bartholomew's Day, as
on occasion for a general massacre of the
property owning and middle classes of
Russia.
Official despatches received within the
last few days, the Ambassador said,
show that extensive preparations are be
ing made by the Bolshevekl for he mas
sacre. He urged that the. Bolshevik and
German agents be held for accountability
before an International court If they
lUirry out their plans.
P0INCARE SINES COL. HOUSE.
nET.KK, Nov. 7. News from Boheml'
'hows that the Cxccho-81ovak Nations
Commuted has established authorlf
everywhero without difficulty, even li
such German, cities as Olmutz. Hrunr
Tropan. "fclflau, I.eltha, Lcltmcrltz am
Rumburg. t The German garrisons every
where have been surprised and dlsarme
by tho Czech so'd'er.
The Czecho-Slovak authorities are or
ganlzlng the national army with rernarl
able speed. They Immediately regroup'
the existing forces and ordered n gen
erai revision of tho lists of soldiers.
All men liable to military service ur
to JS years of age throughout Caocho.
Slovakia have been called to the colors
tt Is said that this order Includes Ger
man Bohemia. Comments In tho Cxccr
press Indicate that tho mobilization If
against Germany.
On Saturday the Hungarian .Govern
ment at Budapest Issued an order pro
hibiting all freight traffic toward Ger
many and German Austria on the Dan
ube. It Is estimated that 10,000 tons ol
foodstuffs and other goods consigned to
Germany axtjjield on Hungarian terri
tory. According to the best Information the
changes taking place In "Vienna und
Budapest are being accomplished with
out much disorder.
FIUME TAKEN OVER
BY ITALIAN FORCES
Admiral Caqni Chosen Gov
ernor of Hungarian Port.
Dv the A$tr1ated Prtit.
Italian Headquarters in Venctia
Nov. 6. The Hungarian port of Flume
southeast of Trlest. has been taken ovei
bjguhe Italians and Admiral Cagnl hat.
been named Governor. The occupation
was similar to tho Italian entrance Into
Trlest.
A detachment of Italian troops has
been sent- to hold Flume and to round
up the thousandsof Austrian deserters
and soldiers of various nationalities who
menace tho city and the neighboring
country.
.Scenes of destruction and starvation
are common as one passes over the roads
over which the Italian troops are trying
to pass the thousands of Austrian pris
oners who were cut olt by the Italians
touthwest of Balzano. Every road lead
ing up to this city Is crowded with men
Great masses of men wait for long
hours to move a few feet or a few hun
dred ynrds, to halt anew on a road lit
tered with the carcasses of horses and
with cannon, pieces of shields, pistols,
rifles, broken down auto trucks and ma
chine guns.
Many Austrlsns ore dying from sheer
fatigue and starvation and not wounds.
The Italians are doing all they can to
hurry up food supplies. This Is difficult,
and In the meantime dead horses are
eaten, tho flesh being cooked by the
roadside by (ires kindled by the soldiers.
Large bodies of Austrtans are help
kss. The correspondent passed between
I Rovercto and Trent, a distance of six
I teen miles, an unending column of men
marching none knew whither. They
asked orders from an officer who was
with the correspondent. When asked If
they knew about the armistice they said:
"We want food. Food is the only thing"
we arc Interested In. We are Indifferent
to war and peace and death everything
but food." s
DUTY OF SMALL BOND BUYERS.
Will Close Out From Wholesale Dept.
10,000 Yards of Dress Silks
10 to 33 Reductions
Etery yard Ireshly in stock this season and guaranteed to be the finest quality obtainable. The present price
range in vogue until Not. 9lh.
Black Silks
200 YAPDS BLACK SATIN-Charmeuie
finish a quality extremely popular this lea
on, 36 inches wide.
Regularly $2.25 yd.)
BLACK DRESS SATIN-medium weight 1
high finish a durable quality.. 40 inches I
wide.
Regularly $3.50 yd. J
BLACK GEORGETTE a dose firm weave"
for blouses and frocks. 40 inches wide. I
Regularly $2.00)
IMPORTED ELACK TAFFETA chiffon "1
finish a desirable quality. 39 inches wide. I Jg5
Regularly $2.00)
1.55
2.85
1.6:
Colored Silks
36 INCH COLORED DRESS SATIN in
fashionable street and evening shades. Cor
rect weight.
Regularly $3.25 yd.
CCLCRED GEORGETTE 40 inches wide
dress weight in street, afternoon and
evening shades.
Regularly $2.75 yd.
NAVY ELUE TAFFETA medium weight '
and finish. 36 inches wide.
Regularly $2.00 yd.
IVORY CFEPE DE CHINE A soft, de
sirableNqualit tlress weight 40 inches.
Regu'.arly $3.00
2.75
2.25
1.55
2.50
Dress Goods Clearance Sale
Greatly Under priced
5,000 Yards
Taken from Our Wholesale amd Retail Stocks and Assembled for
This Week Only at the Following Prices:
This Season's Goods
Wool Velours
A sponged quality 54
inches wide in Navy, Taupe,
Wine, Green, Purple, Brown
and Black. Excellent for suits
and coats.
Value $i0
3.75
Serges
40 and 42 inchet wide
featuring the most wanted col
ors, including Navy Midnight
Blue, Taupe, Brown, Green,
Wine, Sand and Black.
Value $2.50
1.80
Plaids
Wool Plajds 54 inches
wider in distinctive color com
tina.ioni, the correct fabric for
separate skirts. Excellent
quality.
Value $4.95
- 4.35
NOTE: Other fashionable winter fabrics in a complete range of wanted
ahadea featured at very special prices this week.
A Ik.
Arnold's
ft Wool Yarn
Iff Strictly all-wool knitting yarn
. ii
Special Offering of Women's
Hosiery
Underwear
Gloves
Handkerch:ef8
Strictly all-wool
of superior quality, in the correct
shades of natural, scoured, grey
and khaki for Army and Navy use.
Value
rr '
w nan a
LIGHT WEIGHT!
THREAD SILK HO
SIERY in Black. White.
Grey and Suede; tXto
THREAD SIIK AND
FIBRE MIXED, an -cellent
wearing quality in
Nsvv, Grey, Russian Call,
,B- Reg $1.2Spr.)
PURE THREAD SILK
HOSIERY of the most
desirable quality and
weight of beautiful lus
tre in Silver, Pearl.
Golden-Brown. Khaki,
Moose, Smoke, Mist,
Beige. Nickel and Sand.
hig. $2.25 pr.J
.90
1.80
GLOVE SILK VESTS
an excellent quality in
pink or white dainty
embroidered fronts in
floral patterns tailored
band tops. v
Reg. $3.50
LISLETHREAD
UNION SUITS a light
weight, low neck model
of very superior quality
tight or wide knee suit
able for immediate and
Winter wear.
Reg. .90
2.25
.70
SOFT GLACE GLOVES')
White with Paris Point
embroidery Tan with
spear and embroidered
backs finest quality ob
tainable at this remark
ably low price.
Reg. $235 pr.J
GLACE WALKING
GLOVES one clasp in
gun metal and a medium
tan shade perfect fit
ting all siies a tplen
did Holiday gift
Reg. $2M pr..
1.68
WOMEN'S NOVELTY
HAND KERCHIEFS
unusually smart designs in
the most charming of
new color combinations
that blend or make a
pleasing contrast with new
suit shades alto
Ythite.
Reg.
plain
18 & .25)
ea.
1.95
JUVENILE HAND-1
KERCHIEFS with soldier
and sailor designs each
Handkerchief in novelty
folder a holiday gift
suggestion that will de
light the youngsters.
Vaiue .18
.2V?
ea.
Arnold's
Hair Nets
Large all-over nets of the
ropulsr cap shape in these shades:
Light Brown Light Auburn
Dark, Brown Dark Auburn
Med. Brown Drab Blonde
Blonde Drab Brown i
Value SI. 80 do:
.95
PreaMent or France II Allied
Envoy. Alao n Gnrsli,
Paris, Nov. 7. President and Mme.
Polncare entertained nt luncheon to-day
Col. E. M. Houne. President Vl!on's
representative In the allied conferences,
and Mrs. House and the allied Ambassa
dors and Ministers.
Besides Col. and Mrs. Itou3 the
cuests Included the Japanese Amtnswa
dor and Mme. Matmil, the Italian Am
bassador and Countess Bonln-Longiire.
American Ambassador and Mrs. S'larp.
Mls Mirrret Wilson, the Exrl of
Derby, tho British Ambassador ; Premier
Venlzelos, the Serbian Minister and
Mme. Vesnltch, the Belgian Minister and
Baroness de CJalfTler d'Hestroy, the
Ministers from Greece and Portuml.
Rduard Benes, the Czecho-Sloval: For
eign Minister.
Ministers Plchon, Klotz, lyruea and
loucheur of the French Cabinet. Mar
shal and Mme. Joffre and Henri Bcrgson
also were present.
m
McAdoo Urges Partial Payment
STnbacrlhers to Be Loral.
Sptcial DttpatcX to Tna Bus.
Washington, Nov. ". Secretary Mc
Adoo Issued a- public statement to-day
calling on all employees who bought Lib
erty bonds through their employers on i
partial payment plan to keep up the pay
ments and get the bonds as a patriotic
duty and a necessary measure to kee
the bonds from public sale and to main
tain bond prices. The Secretary said :
"It Is the duty nf the nubscrlbers t
bonds on these partial payment plans t
complete the contract Into which the
have entered. If they do not do so bot
they and the Government suffer, as U
bonds for which they have contracte
and for which they do not pay In fu
must 'usually be eold In the open mar
ket."
FRANCE GREETS MISS WTXS0I
Clemenernn
Asks
President
Week's British. Casualties 27,048.
London, Nov. 7. British casualties
reported for the week ended to-day
'otalled 27,848, divided as follows: Kilted
or died of wounds Officers. 3B9 ; men,
6.09. Wounded or mUslne Oftlcers,
912 : mon. 20,283.
DanRhlrr u Slnir for Soldiers.
Paris, Nov. 7. Miss Margaret t
Wilson, daughter of the President of th
L'nlted State, was welcomed to Franc
yesterday by Premier Clemenceau. 11
asked her If she would not sing for th
I rrencn soldiers and she replied with ei
thuslasm that it was tier dearest wish.
Miss Wilson will take luncheon at tt
Blysee Palace with President nnd Mme
Polncare to-day.
1,000
Season's Unsold Blouses
Priced to Close
CPFPE DE CHINE
ELCL5ES in a variety
of tailleur models con
veitible and lew cellars
in hite. Flesh, Navy
and El.ck.
GEORGETTE
CREPE ELCUfES
tucked and soutache
brsid triirmed models
in W hite, Flesh and Fall
colorings.
Reg $6.75
STRIPFD VA5HA
ELE SILK ELCUSES
with high or low collars
alsodisccntinued mod
els in silk and lingerie.
Rig. $5.50
Very
4.95
SpeciJ
Very
3.S5
Special
RADIUM AND
HFAVY CASHABLE
SILKS tailleur, yoke
and shirt nodels also
GEORGETTE
CREPES in suit and
contrasting shades sat
in and soutache braid
trimmed.
Reg. $8.50
HAND MADE BA
TISTES tucked mod.
els with high or low
coHars FANCYS1LKS
fcr suit wear also
CREPE DE CHINES
in white and colors.
Reg. $7X0
Very
7.50
Special
Very
6.50
Special
All Odd Size Blouses
Including Georgette Crepes, Silks, Crepe de Chines,
Nets and hand made lingerie models season's most attrac
tive st)les.
Regularly $10,75 to $40.00
10
discount
To Close
Notable Offerings in
Women's Dainty Lingerie
Introducing many new and original ideas, wrought in sheer
fabrics and exc,ulsilely trimmed Below are a few
suggestions jo early Christmas buying:
. ECUDCIR CAPS of lustrous Crepe de Chine and Satinr-becoming and
fascinating stIes beautifully trimmed.
Regular value $1.50 .95
SATIN OM15CLES lace trimmed and embroidered.
Regular values $1.25 & $1.50 1.00 & 1.25
PHILIPPINE GONS attractive hand embroidered designs and seal,
loped edge.
Regular value $3.95 2.95
PHILIPPINE ENVELOPE CHEMISE-hand embroidered and finished
with scalloped edge.
Regular value $3.50 2.95
New Petticoats
All Styles and Prices
PETTICOATS with silk Jersey tops and Taffeta flounces "j
pleated, corded and ehiired riffles in Black, Navy and change-L
atu effects. Regular value $5.00 J
1 AFFETA PETTICOATS in a wonderful selection of twoO
tcne effects. Regular value $5.50 J
TAFFETA PETTICOATS -of plain and changeable silk 1
corded flounce and pleated ruffle. Regular Value $5.75 J
3.95
3.95
4.95
This Season's
Men's Winter Overcoats
At Last Year's Prices
, Sizes 35 to 44.
JUST IS of the very finest Overcosts possible to obtain.!
Storm and Great Coats as well as a few Dress Kerseys. J.
Regularly $60.00 to $65.00',
48.00
JUST 19 Overcoats of Oxford gres and fsscy mixtures
single and double breasted styles a few dress coats in-1
eluded. v j'
Regularly $38.00 to $45.00j
32.00
Knitted Neckwear Sale Continued
All Grades and Styles Included
Probably the largest and finest collection of strictly high grade Knittel
and Crochet Four-in-Hands shown at one time. Best finish and properly pro
portionedsatin lined neckbands.
Three Group Assortments.
Values $1.50
.95
3 for 2.7S
Values $2.00
1.35
3 for 3.7S
Values $3.00
1.95
3 for 5.50
Vassnr
Elastic Ribbed
Union Suits, $3.50
rHIS nationally known
Tailor-Made Under
wear needs neither
comment nor compliment.
Medium Weight ; Natural
Color Worsted Shirts or
Draxrers; sprucely fitting,
$2.25.
"Mergency" A
Stein-Block Smart
Overcoat, $35
PT.AIN and Intermixed
Weaves; button
through; double
breasted; strapped sleeves;
half-belt; self collar; slash
welt side pockets. Other
Stein-IJloch Overcoats $35
to $85.
it A k . A V .
Fim F&n VeiHngS . Blwt Eiderdown
I Carpets l c l f f Wrappers Lounging Robes
tfl Best Bigelow Wilton and Ai- l II 1 c, if .ered designs m Taupe, Brown V Jj V
if minsler, also Alex. Srailh 6t Sobs BWIf .indudjng Bigelow and English I If , , and Black UW Qf soft Beacon Blanket male- mill Very fleecy and soft n.ade ',
Willos Velvets, Grey, Taupe, lan, I t Wilton and Axininsters also ill! Of the best quality, in figured J Value $1.UU 11 rUl with shawl collars snd deep I III with a deep ..tin trimmed collar
II Green. Blue, Mole, Kose, Uaven- II III I III Orieatal and geometrical designs. I II AC H 111 cuffs -v trimmed with satin to J IK ,Ves and pockets also satin j
. Red- S AW , , CV B Sires 18x36 inches to 9x12 feet U ..c 1 ft matchUn Copen. Catawba Grey. ,rimmed.n Amer.c.n Beauty. ,
Vft o Of- . CCn J I Vt veU- A 'P"1 StocI I nllll ' U 2Tt ' 67 00 31 CHIFFON BORDERED VEILS ttj T.n, Uvender and Light Blue. If ft Lih, Blue, Lavender and Rose. 3
3.85 to 6.50 yL i , price $3.75 to $6.50 yard. R'7 .Z5 to $47.00. 8 fany me,h with chenille dots ff t , XY ,
10 off J Sale Price JJ jqo di.cotmt Vin 6 JaiueU Regularly $50 J Regularly $8.50 J,
Vby 0to350 4,4L 7!L
A Smart Assemblage of WomeiVs and Misses' Coats
Affording An Opportunity for Great Savings
The Seasons Most Important Coat Sale. Preparations for This Event Were Begun Months Ago, Resulting in an Unusually Large Assortment of the Most Desirable Models,
MISSES' CC ATS CF HICH CRADE WCOL VELCUR-smart, dressy models
bcautifu.ly tai ored and attractively lined interlined throughout in Black, Taupe,
Navy, Blown and Reindeer collar without fur.
Regularly $48.50
MISSES' WCOL VELCUR COATS a very choice model with fur collar fea
turing the new loose back cfiect in B.ack, Navy, Brown, Plum, Green and Ken di
Regularly $4b
Which Hate Been Marked for This Occasion Only at Far Below Regular Values,
37.50
8.50 J
WOMEN'S COATS OF POMPOM. WOOL VELOUR AND POILU-a variety
of fashionable models large convertible collars without fur in the wanted colorings
Regularly $48
WOMEN'S COATS OF WOOL VELOUR-handsomely lined and warmly inter
lined finished with large sealinc collar in Black, Plum, Reindeer, Brown and
Taupe.
Regular y $52.00
2 38.50
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