Evening journal. [volume], January 05, 1923, LATE NEWS EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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WHAT S GOING ON
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WEEK S CHIEF EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD
Another War Threat
World Economic Puzzle
Hughes Offers Plan
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By CHARLES r. STEWART
The year 1928 enters with
pressing.
■■situation" for the world to fae?,
nd another one of the chronic type,
with perhaps even greater possibili
ties of danger but not so desperate
ly urgent, to -be d 'alt with.
Seri o us '•Situation»" to Settle.
The former Is the Christian pow
ers' difference of oplhion with the
is known as th
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dangerous
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Turks over what
"Near Eastern question."
This la the problem that the in
ternational conference at Lausanne.
has been struggling
It started a.« a discussion in
Switzerland,
with.
tended to lead up to a settlement of
the issues for which the l«s(
Greece
war
between Turkey and
fought, ending in the Turks' over
whelming victory,
ated. however, into a wrsngle be-j
tween the Turks and English and
this wrangle, diplomatic thus far.
threatens to wind up In a fight that
we
It has degener
might drag In a great many more
countries.
The latter "situation" r*volves
around the financial and economic
langle among the war-torn Euro
pean nations,
an urgent problem, too. would be
entirely wrong, but it Isn't quite a
matter of days, hours even min
utes, llks the Near Eastern danger.
Troops and warships aren't actually
on the move yet, and there's still
sufficient ground for hoping they
won't he, in western Europe, as in
the Xear East.
To say that this isn't
The deadlock. If it prov»» to be
such, at Lausanne, Is over
things:
ICaoh Says Ollier Side I« Obstinate.
1. Morul.
I. The "capitulation»."
Mosul is a vilayet, province or
state in Asiatic Turkey, on the Per
sian frontier, about 400 miles esst
of the island of Cypress, at the ex
treme eastern end of the Medlter
To this vilayet Englan<
two
ranean.
received a "mandate" (that Is to
say, was given the rulershlp) by ths
league of Nations. The Turkish
Nationalist*, who are In control
now. my the vilayet passed out of
Turkish control because ^the then
sultan, whom the Nationalists have
since deposed, was completely un
der -the allies' thumb and agreed
to anything they dictated. They
repudiate the arrangement and de
English refuse to' surrender It.
"Capitulations," which In the
present case relate to judicial mat
ter* mean this:
A - certain counfry or countries
which have citiz?ns and Interests In
some other country less Advanced,
In their opinion, than themselves,
refuse, so far as their citizens and
interests are concern'd, to abide by
that country's lawn or the deelsions
of it* court*. They insist that dif
ferences of opinion concerning their
citizens and interests in that eoun-|
try shall be settled In accordance |
with their own law* and by their
diplomatic representatives or by |
courts of their own creation in the !
country where they are living nr are |
situated. Thl*'is known a* "extra-i
territorial Jurisdiction." Naturally :
no country likes it. At worst it
may be subject to abuse. At best j
It's a great humiliation.
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When your feet C,
are swollen, ach- y
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standing
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BAUME.
BENGUE
(ANALCESKtUE. )
Just get a tube and give both feet a
thorough rub with Ben Gay. Its sooth
ing, cooling refreshment t* immedi
ately and wonderfully comforting.
Say Ben-Gay at any drug store, snd
vou will get a tube of the original
French Baume — the magic cream
that soothes away your pain.
The*«. Lecmins fit Co.» N. Amfr. Aient»
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Resolve to
Give Them
Proper
Attention
Tills Tear
LET US EXAMINE
THEM TODAY
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Lady Attendant.
Dr. Lewi«.
It used to prevail In Turkey, as
It does still In China, but the Turks
abolished It during the war.
the allies. hacked by the fnited
States, demand its re-establlshment.
The Turks refuse.
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Mosul'» Vast Oil Pepoalte.
The Turk* say the Lausanne
conference is tied up because Eng
land is «o stubborn about Mosul.
The allies say It is tied up because
the Turks are so stubborn about the
"capitulations.''
Without paying any compliment
to the Turks, who are notoriously
bad rulers, it must be said that
there's one weakness in the other
countries' position, to which disin
terested observers haven't failed to
cal! attention.
Mosul is valuable because of It»
vast oil deposits. The "capitula
tlons are Important because of the
outsiders' property Interests in
Turkey.
Kvery other laaue. I ke the welfare
"f t'iinwtian subierts of the Turk«,
the European negotiators at J^aus
an ne are willing to dlania* amicably
but when It comes to their own ma
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terial claim.«, like oil and the advan
tages they enjoy under the "capitu
lations." they're Immovable. And
the Americans, though only onlook
er» at the conference, are giving
moral support to this position.
Th» sltu»t!on is so serious that th»
Turks are concentrating troop* on
th» border* of Mosul »nd the Eng
!!«h «re ru*hlng warships to Turkish
waters. The Greeks, hoping to profit
by an outbreak of fighting, are mov
ing military force* toward Thrace, in
Europe, which both the Greeks and
Turks claim. ,
The outlook is not hopelsas, but |
very threatening.
Seeking Economic Terms.
Secretary of State Hughes has fin
ally explained what the I'nlted States
government I* trying to do toward
improving the European economic
situation.
A* ha* been pointed out before, the
central question Is: ■
How much Is Germany able to pay
in the way of war damages?
has b*#»n thrashed over
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again and again by diplomats rep
resenting the interested enquiries.
They can't agree. The allied dlplo
mats insist that Germany is able to I
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mat« admit she Is able to pay.
The American Idea Is to take the
question away from the diplomats—
to fnake it a business question, not
Secretary
business men!
a political one. It is
Hughes' view that
would be guided solely by business;
I consideration
! ought to pay, but what ehe ran pay.
! Diplomats, he seems to think, can't,
get the thought of what she ought
to pay out of their minds, because
it makes no difference what she
ought to do It It's impossible.
Theoretically neither Germany!
nor the claimants against her would
be bound to accept the decision of!
the business experts, but Secretary!
Hughes believes the world's public'
opinion would force them both to
do so If the figure named evidently;
not what Germany
was a just one.
It vet remains to be seen whether
this plan will he Adopted.
Senator Borah, who wanted Presi
dent Harding to call another ennfer.
ence to discuss international military
and naval armament limitation, line i
withdrawn hi* suggestion, because j
it was explained to him that he was;
embarrassing this other plan, out-J
lined by Secretary Hughes.
Prevent Influenza
The Tonic and Laxativ* KfT«ct of T.axa-1
tlve BROMO QI1XIXR Tablera will
keep the eyntem In a healthy condition)
land thus ward off all attack« of Cold».'
<ir,p or Inllusnsa. Jflc.—Adv.
MII/EOBI» POLIC E ACTIVE.
Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. Jan. 5.—According to
report* submitted to Town Council,
the police department of Milford
made a record for Itself during the
past year. Fines collected from ar
rest* by the officer» amounted to
81000 and the town ha* been kept
free from disorders. The police of,
Milford »re appointed by Town
Counol! and the councilman have
stated unofficially, there would be
no change made In this department
by the newly-elected body.
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Oh, What Wonderful Savings Can Be Made, And Such a Complete
Assortment of Wonderful Merchandise is Offered During This
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Great Store-Wide January Clearance
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Reductions Such As These Seem Almost Impossible
On New Materials, But It's True, Because They
Are Offered By Crosby & Hill Company
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Silks of every description are offered for your ap
proval tomorrow a.t this special Stare-Wide January
Clearance price. Included are regular 81.50 to 88-50
values and 36 Inches wide.
When did you ever have < 11 # opportunity of re
ceiving such a value as this?
$4 00 all-wool Boliviatone, 64 inehe» wide, to be
closed out Saturday at this special price.
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Stormy
Weather
Sport Coats
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J 3- CantonCrepe at s 2=
*4^ - Tricotine at 5 2^
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Jhls group of regular $3.50 all-silk Canton Crepes
consists of the very finest and heavy qusllty. All
shades to seleot from at thie special price; 40 Inches
wide.
It hsrdlv seems poesihl* that anyone oonld pur
chase $ 4.00 Trlcotinea and Poîrst Twills at $2.96.
but that a only made possible by our Stor-Wlde
Clearance.
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Coatings at s l=
J 2= Fine Serge at 5 1=
1/8.00
$7-98
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la Regular
14.00 Spert Ceatlnge and beautiful velours offered
at a ol»an-up prioe at only $1.50 yard and 64 Inches
wide.
What a wonderful reduction this
Tes, these are regluar 82.50 value* In Unfinished
Navy Blue Serges to go tomorrow at *1.15. Take ad
vantage of thl« epeoial offering; anitabl» for um «,
women's and children'« wear.
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MTien yon seiest a coat
froen this wonderful
yen are
values up to 818.50. at thl*
spealal price of »7.98. There
ar» plenty of »trie*, colors
and alees to «elect from; they
are all »port model» and
priced for a quick clearance
tomorrow at thie »tore-wide
J»nuary Clearance.
J 2" Canton Crepe at *1—
J 5= Vel-Vey at*3^
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receiving regular
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Only 60 yard» '.»ft. but regular values are these
all-wool Canton Crepes in rose and copen, 40 inches
wide.
limited, only 50 yards.
There is nothing much newer than these im
ported Val-Vey Knits and they are regularly priced
at *5.00. Will make up beautiful capes; 86 Inches
wide.
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Wash Goods Remnants
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The result of a very succe«*fui wool fabric
season In this assortment of small ends whioh
make up this special selling of wonderful rem
nants at half price and less. There ar» plenty
of dress lengths, aklrt lengths and length» for
children's wear. There seems almost an end
less variety to «elect from.
A «plandid opportunity is thl« tet secure
Wash Goods Remnants at half price. They
ar» wonderful quality lawns, batiste, voilea,
sattnee, poplin«, pongees and numbers of
others.
dresses, waists, underwear and many pretty
things for the children.
A GREAT CLEARANCE OF
All W ool and Silk Dresses
Wonderful values for making up
$8.50 to $13.50
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Fine Chemise
$1.25
Pretty Gowns
$1.50 & $2.00
Corset Covers
$ 1.00
This Store-Wide January Clearance offer* regular value* to 824.50
in silk and all-wool dresse» at these special prices, *8.50 .to *13.98.
Awaiting your approval are beautiful Tricosham», Canton Crepes,
Crepe de Chines. Satins, Trleottnes, Poiret Twills, Jersays and fine
Velour*. Many styles and colors are Included in this special offering.
Mighty pretty are these
chemise with plain hemstitched
camisole top« and built up with
embroidery and lace trimmings.
Store-Wide January Clearance
price *1.25.
Beautiful are these gowns of
fine quality nainsook with em
broidery and lace trimmings.
No woman or miss ever has too
many of them. Clearance price.
*1.50 and * 2 . 00 .
Fine corset cover« with lace
and embroidery trimming»,
priced at only * 1 . 00 , which is a
special Store-Wide January
Clearance price. Many styles
to «elect from.
FINE COATS
FOR THE
Fashionable Stouts
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Flannel Gowns
$1.50 to $2.00
Corsets
$ 1.00
Costume Slips
$1.00 to $2.98
l/ 4 Off AT I/4 Off
Here are the very finest qual
ity outing flannel gowns with
and without collars, beautiful
braid trimmings, in regular and
extra sizes; price range *1.50,
*1.75 and *2.00.
This great January Clearance
offefs splendid corsets, tn top-,
lea* and medium bust, in pink
and white coutil; else* ranging
from 20 to 28; and priced very
special tomorrow at only * 1 . 00 .
Costume slips in White, navy,
brown and black. These are
offered in regular and extra
sizes. The January Clearance
price range is * 1.00 np to
*2.98.
It's reslly « seldom occasion that offers Fashionable Stout Coats
at one-fourth reduction*. These are fur trimmed and plain models in
Velours, Bolivia*, Cut Bolivia*, Suedenee and Kerseys. Size range
40H to 64V4
HUMMING BIRD
THE NEW HATS
HOSE at
$1.39 pr.
GIRLS' DRESSES
FOR THE NEW YEAR
In a Very Special Selling for Saturday.
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The famous Humming Bird
Hose which i* sold exclusively
by Crosby and Hill Company, Is
also reduced during the epectal
January Clearance Event. Col
ors are tan, cordovan, beaver,
grey, navy and black.
Special Reduced Prices
AT ONLY
$5.00 and
Note this list of Girls' Dresses offered at greatly reduced price*.
The material* are fine quality eilk, wool and velvets. Share in these
pplendid savings tomorrow.
SILK AND WOOL
$ 3.98
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HOSE at
$1.39 pr.
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$ 5.98
Every thinq
That's New
$8.50 DRESSES, NOW ....
$9.50 DRESSES, NOW .
Tots' Dresses
2M to ,4^
One wonderful lot of s!1k and
wool sport Hose, In cordovan,
black and navy and cord. These
are especially priced for tomor
row.
$ 6.98
Smart and charming novelty Silk Hat«, in latest models and
gay color effect«; lovely styles. In off-the-face, mushroom and
other pretty models. All priced »peel«] for tomorrow's selling.
Boys' Sweaters
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Neckwear al
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Clearing Ont Winter Hats
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This is a splendid oppor
tunity to secure sweaters for
school wear,
prevent the little lads from
being cold in school and
add comfort to school days.
All sizes.
And these are especially
reduced for this store-wide
January Clearance. These
few left over from the
in fine Serge
Every Winter Velvet Hat in the house,
going below cost. One big group of Silks
.and Velvets, formerly priced at $5.00 and
$6.00. Very special, Saturday, at.
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This assortment of women's
fine new Neckwear Includes
Bromley Sets. Lace Roll Col
lars. Lace Sets and the beauti
ful new bertha collars, all pric
ed at SOc.
These will
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arc a
holidays,
Dresses, in bloomer, regula
tion and middy styles. Sizes
3 to 6 years.
A Wonderful
Lot of
Tea Aprons
At 39c
Two Splendid Specials from
the Under wer Section
Men's
Union Suits
$ 2.00
Clearance Specials
From the Downstairs Store
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Women's
Pretty new patterns in fine percales, offered special
Fine quality Dress Ginghams, in fast colors, priced
French Zephyr Dress Ginghams; 45c value;
inch; special at 32c.
Regular 37c value, in fancy colored Kimono Crepes;
extra fine quality. 29c.
Extra heavy Outing Flannel, in fancy stripes and plaids,
special at 18c.
In the downstairs store, you'll find a splendid assort
ment of fine remnants at greatly reduced prices.
at 23c.
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Union Suits
$1.00
at 22c.
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Aprons thet have been
ried over from the ho bd «y» «r»
placed In one group Including «
dainty
white ones trimmed w+th lie#
Reg 60c to 75o values, to be
cleaned up at only 39 c,
(L»ee Dept.)
Women's heavy weight cot
ton and fleece-lined Union Suit*,
in odd sizes, but exceptionally
fine values. Regular 82.00 gar
ments, priced at this Store-wide
Clearance at $1.00.
Men's wonderful quality wool
Union
fleece-lined
Suits that are regular 83.00 val
ues: in sizes 40, 42 and 44. This
Store-wide Clearance offers them
at *2.00 a garment.
dozens, and they
finished
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