Evening star. [volume], November 01, 1918, Image 16

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TURKEY SECOND FOE
COUHTKY TO GIVE UP
m ? "
Review of Military Operations
In Which the Ottoman
IB
A Empire Has Engaged.
' Turkey, which bow has been grant
ad an armistice, entered the war In
November, 1?14, when she severed
diplomatlo relations with Great Brit
ain, Trance and Russia. She Is the
?econd of the central powers to ask
the allies for an armietloe. Bulgaria
having been given an armistice, which
led to unconditional surrender, barely
tour weeks ago.
Military operations began against
Turkey November 5 and Great Brit
a In annexed the Island of Cyprus.
^ Turkey entered the war only a few
days after the German warships Bres
lau and Goeben had sought shelter in
the Dardanelles, which was at once
blockaded by the allied fleet. In April,
191&, allied troops were landed on the
Galllpoli peninsula, but the campaign
faQfB and the allied troops were with
" drawn in December of the same year.
; Mesopotamia and Palestine.
The British began a campaign along
the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in
November. 1914. They advanced to
within less than one hundred miles
?f Bagdad, but were defeated, retreat
' ed?te Kut El Amara, where they were
laOr forced to surrender. Early in
1#|7 the British renewed the offensive
In- Mesopotamia and have continued
It successfully ever since until now
th?&. are within a few miles of Mosul.
Turkey sent armies against the
British in Egypt and against the Rus
sians in the Caucasus. Both cam
paigns had a measure of success at
first, but the allies soon drove the
Turks back beyond the Turkish
frontiers. In Palestine the allied
' drive under Gen. Allenby resulted a
few-days ago in the capture of the
ljJTJ)bf-tant base of Aleppo. The
' Russian campaign in the Caucasus
was rendered fruitless by the rise of
the bolshevikl to power.
Relations With XT. S. Severed.
For several weeks after the United
States declared war on Germany Tur
key took no action, but on April 21,
1S17, she severed diplomatic relations.
However, there has never been a dec
laration of war either by the United
States o Turkey.
Turkey's war activities under the
?A leadership of Germanophile Turks
like Enver Pasha were marked by the
severity with which the Turks have
treated the subject nationalities in
their power.
The Turkish army has many German
officers and the Turkish navy is con
trolled by Germans. It was reported
seyeral weeks ago that the Germans
. la .Turkey would probably resist if
the Turks opened the Dardanelles to
the allies.
CMEE OEM
j MARKS TRA1 OF HONS
? Bitterness of Foe's Resistance to
Yankees Shown by Utter
fl Ruin of Land.
WITH THE AMERICAN TROOPS
f IN FRANCE. October 23 (correspond
fenoe ef the Associated Press).?
('Nothing attests more completely the
' bitterness with which the Germans
^ have opposed the American advance
everywhere in France than the utter
completeness with which the terrain
t easier which the two have fought has
1 been "destroyed, desolated, churned up ;
? by ahellfire, mutilated beyond any im
< mediate hope of restoration.
" This was true even in portions of
- the St. Mihiel salient, for notwith
t standing that the Germans fairly ran
I across to their famous Hindenburg
I line, they did hold along the western
ledge of the seetor and by the time the
JAmeHoans had been able to make it
L great mines had torn the roads and
| fieldd asunder, the roads had been
f wreaked almost beyond repair by in
| tsnttonal enemy agencies as well as
Jby American artillery. What was left
.of the buildings and dugouts once in
; habited by the Germans had been
1 blown and smashed and crushed to a
? tangled mass of wreckage.
It Is In the center of the line be
itwien the Meuse river and the Ar
, gonne forest, however, where the blt
? ter fighting has been bitterest, that
- the destruction is most oomplete.
where every handiwork of God and
(nan has been desecrated?as one could
not-believe without seeing It could
bh destroyed. Flanders may be
worse, as the English claim, but it
Is doubtful because there was not as
snuch there to destroy, to blast and
to wither.
The only comparison, perhaps. Is in
the fertile Champagne, where more
then four years of attacks and
?euater attacks, bombardment and
efrUftter bombardment have reduced
t?W7 dwelling and building to a
, SSI (as of craters and have bitten off
ever^ forest and clump of trees to
forlorn stumps minus branches or [
leaves.
J B. C. MEN COMMISSIONED.
Commissions in the Army have been |
issued to the following-named resi
dent* of this city and vicinity:
John D. Rhodes, 1427 Madison street,
?m aii&eo P. Harlow (no address given),
' Army Service Corps.
iGaiM G. Graeale, 2131 15th street,
oispisln, ordnance department.
Charles B. Field. Ward man Courts,
first lieutenant, ordnance department.
Lewis C. Dick, Oakland apartments.
, apd, Kdwin S. Higginbotham, 526 3d
street, second lieutenants, ordnance
department.
Edward H. Johansen (no address
given), captain. Quartermaster Corps.
Calvin C. Jones, 1774 U street;
George A. Newell. Jr., 1S42 Calvert
street, and Francis P. Sheehy, 1343
Clifton street, first lieutenants. Quar
termaster Corps.
George F. Shephard (no address
Slven), Julius W. Abernethy, office
epot quartermaster; John J. Leven
dastar (no address given), and Thomas
JD. Wlshrayer (no address given), sec
ond lieutenants. Quartermaster Corps,
a-tver 8. Lssslle, 1539 I street. cap
Motor Transport Corps.
IB W. Baldrldge (no addre~ ,
i). Van Voorhis M. Barton. 8522
street: Charles W. Reed, 1T10 |
1 street: Donald H. Manning,
Harvard street; Augustus H.
Martin. 024 23d street: John K. Wa
terman (no address given >, and Paul
B. Hulflsh, Alexandria, Va? second
lieutenants. Motor Transport Corps.
Panl V. Mlgnanl. Mount Sepulchre.
tobe chaplain and first lieutenant.
?
Removes German Sugar Control.
NSW YORK, November 1.?JCUmi
ef German control ever the
Industry by the pur
by Americans of the powerful
la announced by
alien property
Open
10 A.M.
*IME BUSY CORNER* FENNAJMLAT STH.SX
Cany Parcels
With Yon
Get Into the Habit
&t$atro?ot>$Ca
*TOE BUSY CORNER* PENNA^/LAT-BTHA*
6 P.M.
THAT BOOK SALE
We Have Been Telling You
About Is on the Way
A Sale of
Harper & Brothers
"Hurt" Books
Will Begin Monday,
November 4th
?In it you wili find
Subscription Sets and Odd Volumes
from Broken Sets, Etc.,
-At most extraordinary low prices.
A Window Display
-Seen today will give some idea of what to expect. See it.
Plan to Be Here Monday
PLUSH
To Give the Proper Finish to the Plain Tailored Suit
?Block Mole Plush Stoles, with pockets, hand- Q CA
somely lined with gray satin, at
Muffs to Match at $650
?Seal Plush
?Seal Plush Stoles, (JJ/C Cfk
short style. At....
?Seal Plush Stoles, longer
styles. At U-. >.
$7.50 to $10.50
Kann's?Street fcioor?
$10.50
Capes at.....
?Varimole Plush Stoles and
Capes, beautifully lined with
satin. At
$9.50, $12.50 and $13.50
The Suit Blouse
Is Well Named
?Because it so admirably fur
nishes the complement to the
new tailored suits. The effect is
very stunning when the coat is
thrown back showing the beauti
ful beaded or embroidered de
signs with which many of these
lovely new models are orna
mented.
?Almost any flf*th6 newcolors now
in demand' ?re here; in the more
elaborate ' models as well as the
plain tailored; one*. There are crepe
de chines in fetching styles at this
price also.
?All sizes,to select from.
Choice, $6.95
Kann's?Second Floor.
You Can Buy a Useful Gift
and Save 0ne?fourth
?If you take advantage of this
Sale of
Chiffon Velvet Handbags
?An exceptionally fine quality that came t6 us through
a very fortunate purchase. Hade on six-inch frame and js
nine inches deep, finished on bottom with silk tassel. ' They
are silk lined and have inside frame.: Choice
of black, navy, brown, taupd and purple;
Regularly $4.00, this lot for one day only
to encourage early Christmas buying, at.
Kann's?East Room?Street Floor.
Philippine Hand-Embroidered Underwear
Pretty Clowns and Chemises, Such as
These, and at Such Reasonable Prices,
Should Attract the Attention of EveryOne.
?Philippine downs, hand-embroidered, finish
ed around neck and sleeves with dainty scal
lops ; kimono sleeves; ribbon drawn
through dainty embroidered eye- C
lets. At .-5vir........
?Another style is made with the much-liked
"V" neck; kimono < sleeves; ribbon drawn
through eyelets; very prettily
trimmed with-.band-embroidered ? ^ AA
scallops. At,..;... vU.UU
?The more elaborate trimmed ones are
from " ? to SMt.
-Hand-embroidered Chemise, made with
round scalloped neck} ribbon drawn through
hand-embroidered eyelets; made of very fine
lingerie; trimmed around bottnstf dS*T> AA
with scallops. At.?i....
Better qualities *t $3J8 and $4.00.
Kann's?Second Floor. ......
TOILET GOODS
J5c
at..........
-nnu?i^ out*
oil OaotUe JQg
daiwood sm?, J2c
at
11 maaiefc Oatmeal
Wlttk Basel ^
Soap* at,-.....
Carbolic Month
Wash. 10 oss.
Colrass
at
ounces, at.
59c
ia? v ?'
"SKI
Atomtaew, 75c
9Lw ???????????
?Co Urate's Tooth
Paste, at lee and
?Colgate's Tooth
Powder, at lie and
aao,
i ItiillSW
3"*: 25c
33c
**taUtfbsdea, 3^
dor, aU shades. 5^
?Bfedra Cold MV.
Cream, at.... **?
wHodra Coaiitt
iPowder. aU or.
Shades, at.... 386
Xann'a?Street
Floor.
These Two Popular=Priced Lines Come
to the Front in Women's Coats
For Saturday's Selling
At $39.75 & $59.75
?At $39.75 you will find heavy
and light weight broadcloths
and wool velours, twilled ve
lours and Salt's plushes, in all
the new and wanted shades.
?Plain tailored, self-trimmed
styles; others with collars of
coney fur, seal, muskrat and
beaver plush, pleated and
loose back models. All full
lined in colors to match ma
terials.
?At both prices will be found
women to 46-inch bust.
?At $59.75 are fine velours,
silvertones, uncut Bolivias and
broadcloths, with collars of
self material, also of nutria,
opossum and raccoon. New
models, with side panel ef
fects, trimmed with fur to
match collar. One particular
ly good model at tne price is
a loose-back style.of fine ve
lour, with full fancy silk' lining
and deep shawl collar of nat
ural raccoon.
sizes for misses 16 to 20, and for
Girls' and Misses' Winter Coats
?The materials are cheviots, velours and a few velvets and' broadcloths.
?The colors are brown, green, blue and burgundy; those at the higher
prices are fur trimmed, others are self trimmed. Fancy pockets, belts and
buckles are features of many of the smart styles.
?Girls' sizes at all four prices; misses' sizes at the three higher prices
only.
a?$12.95, $14.95, $19.7S&$25
Kann's?Second Floor.
COAT DAY SATURDAY
At the Girls' Store
?At which time will be shown
charming and girlish styles in
?Qlrb* Wide Wale Corduroy
Coats, double-breasted style, with
belt all around and two pockets.
Choice of brown,
green or navy, in 2 (r AC
to 6 year sizes. At....
?Girls' Coats of velour, plush or
zibeline; pretty models in high
waist styles, with belts finished
with buckles; choice of burgundy,
green and brown, in CA
2 to 6 year sizes. At... ?P/ ?vw
?Girls' Coats of corduroy, plush,
zibeline, wool plush, broadcloth,
velour and chinchilla, in both
dressy and tailored styles; lined
and interlined. Extra good quali
ties at
$9.75 to $47.50
an exceptionally large and varied assortment of the most
coats at our recognized low prices for superior qualities.
?Girls' New Fall Headwear?
Charming styles, made of panne
velvet in colors to match the coats,
specially priced at
$1.98
SUO Middy
Blouses
?Special lot made of white
Lonsdale jean, with self or navy
and cadet collar. Sizes 8 to 22
years.
$2.98 to $10.95
?New Serge and Satin Dresses,
for juniors up to 17 years; pretty
tailored or fancy models. Priced,
$18.75 to $32.50
?New Bath Robe^?Made of,
Beacon cldth or eiderdown, in figr
ured, plaid or plain color effects.
Priced,
$2.98 to $8.75
$2.98
?School Dresses,
Special at
?Made of Amoskeag ginghams,
in plain or plaid effects. Choice
of ten pretty styles in sizes 8
to 14 years.
Kann's?Girls' Store?Second
Floor.
Buy Women's Colored Silk Umbrellas
For Holiday Gifts
r? Special Purchase of Styles
Worth Very Much More, But
in This Sale at, Choice
$5.50
?Purchased from a maker of high-class styles. The handles on these umbrellas
are exceptionally fine. Plaid covers, some in striped effects, also plain colors with
borders. The plain colors are in green, purple, navy, taupe and black, and the
plaids in a combination of rich colors.
?The handles are of plain natural wood, or carved, with trimmings of bakelite,
some have crystal or colored bakelite tips, and among them are some with the new
shepherd crook handles. Most of them have white imitation- ivory rib tips, and wrist
rings, some with wrist cords.
?Buy now and lay them away for Christmas. Don't put off the Christmas shopping
if you would be a real patriot, but heed the request of Uncle Sam and buy now.
Kann's?Street Floor.
Nature=Shaped Shoes for Misses and Children
EXTRA
VALUE
EXTRA
WEAR
?Ideal shoes for growing feet, because they do not pinch nor bind.
They come in dull leather and gnn metal calf, button style, with
doth tops and the famous Keller-Rhodes stitched soles, which
insure extra good wear. All sizes 5 to 8, 8Yi to 11 and 11J4 to 2.
Hundreds of pairs on sale Saturday at the Street Floor Bargain Table.
I Savvies and Surplus Lota of High Boots for Women
continues tomorrow with tho same good values In styl- ? g i g
lsh footwear that ia creating such a sensation today at Jj) /f J
a pair ?
Kann's?Fourth Floor.
There Is No Gainsaying the Fact That ?
The Sensible Gift Is Gloves
?Gloves this year may be considered almost a luxury?that is to have the full supply that
most women have before thought necessary. That they, also, may be scarce and more diffi
cult to obain later on?all of which are reasons why gloves will be MORE APPRECIATED
THAN EVER AS GIFTS. BUY THEM NOW. ;
?Women's Two-clasp Glove*,
?imported glace kid, in
black, white, tan,
a wS.*"4*"'' $2.50
?Women's WaSdagOlevc*,
America* made, pique sewn,
-in brown, tan ' in d" gray;
?Women's Motor Q loves, in
a nice line- of styles \ and
shades; American made; with
new cuffs; spear point stitch
ed backs'; in tans,
grays and. khaki
color. Arpair. 1. .
Kann's?Street Floor.
?Women's Two-clasp Oloves,
imported French glace, real
~kid gloves, pique and Prix
seam sewn, black with white
stitching or embroidery,
white with black, also in self ?
colored stitching in gray,
brows, tan and
2T".,.".e:..A. $3.00
?Women's Black Head
Arabian Mocha Oloves. one
clasp style, pique sewn and
PXU style, in grays, browns
aad-tans. A stir,
$340 and $3^5
?Children's and Misses' Cape Walking
Gloves, one-clasp style, in tans and
browns. A pair,
$1.75 and $2.00
?Oloves for the Small CWUren. Mocha
kid, ohe-dasp style, pique '
sewn, in gray. A pair......
A Varied Assortment of
New Velvet Hats at $7.50
?Deserving special attention are new flower hats?-turbans
of velvet with flower brims. The velvet is in brown, purple,
blue and black, with the flowers in different color.
?Others are of black velvet in large
and small shapes, with facings of vel
vet in bright colors; others all black
with small bright-lined velvet flow
ers, and still others with ostrich
feather trimmings. These are of
Lyons velvet (domestic manufacture)
and panne velvet.
?One of the best and largest assort
ments of trimmed hats to be found
at the price in this city.
Kann's?Second Floor.
f \ |N
?The New Things in?
NECKWEAR
and Some Specials Make Interesting
Saturday's News
Three Exceptional Values at 59c
Satin Tuxedo Col
\
lars, with crepe lin
ing, in white and
flesh color.
Cowl Collars of
good quality satin,
in white only. These
at Bargain ?Table,
eet Floor.
Street
?New Pongee Collars are find
ing themselves very popular for
wear on the new navy blue or
brown dinner dresses or coat
suits. Priced as follows:
?Separate Collars, in different
shapes, at 59c.
?Collar and Cuff Sets at $US,
$LSJ> and $L65.
?Satin Tie Collars in pongee
color, at $140.
Brocade Satla
Collars in new and
attractive rolled
styles.
?Monk Collars in aQ satin or
Georgette crepe and satin, com
bined with Oriental lace; some
are plain, others have pleating
and some are trimmed with
fringe. Priced from fl to )UL
?Pique and Madras Ascots at
35c to SUM.
Kann's?Street Floor.
WristWatchesfortheMen
in Service===A Sale
?Just in time- for those buying gifts for the boys "over
there" and in training camps. Superior quality wrist watches
at very special prices.
?Men'* 10-jewel Wrist Watches,
Swiss movement, with radiolite
dial; nickel case, square or
round shape, on leather strap.
SSff:.*? $14.50
Kann's?East Room, Street Floor.
?Men's 7-Jewel Wrist Watches,
Swiss movement, radiolite dial,
round nickel case on khaki
strap. Regularly d'1') AA
$1430. Special.... 91 ^-VV
Splendid Values
in This List
of pare elaminam,
the kind that will
percolate your cof
ree to perfection;
octagon shape,
$1.98
-.?TKjT," 8t?.W A f /wv
$1.29
?'fbte Xettlaa. alx-qaart ila; Hit
of pan alnmiaina; ?*- A < PA
eeU?S for p? nut. $| .?9
? ? $2.79
f <l??w? made of
Mtrai itlvulvd ihHt
Ina; fkmily ain.......
rtpai jrtnaW ihHt $1.19
the "BeQ
make; fitted with kaife
? 98c
OaUamdar*.
98c
49c
?toj nbject to mui.
factoicr'a imperfection.
$1.49
?Eino ar MUi BaOara,
enameled white ontaida
and in; raMeet to maaa
Hetutr'1 mmfittlMii
$1.29
?Utility
out..
?0**1 iMitm-The kM that m need
for raaatiac tout Thanka
|lTii| turkey; enameled
white iaatde
a uisii /vh urn ?
$1.49
Pata ?white en
ameled laeMe
aad eat. 1-1% at.
alee, subject to
man trfacturere'
imperfections.
98c
-Mw Boarda.
collapsible "Bid
Jtd" kind, with
wire aad chain
anpporta.
$2.98
49c
?Oai Han tan ? nod AQ
^ $2.Vo
one Demo nv ??????
?Oaipet S w i ? 9 ? r ??
"JBaajr" brand, warraa
ted t? sin ?
$2.69
inSy 52r29
haavj metal MM.... ^
Om at a h a (?
$1.29
ESS
$4.49
<t?in pretty pink
flower aad (aid
$6.98
made of hisbymda 4 A
porcelain, ceareatlaaal J) I J yjj
WtterawithraidUnea. Vtv,/v
"98c sSSaS $21.98