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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, Apnm 14, 1919. AUL Frn CHICAGO DAIL TRIBCE: MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1919. 11 it r-t ittWvo 1 ECHOES CHICAGO CHINESE' WELCOME ENVOY TO PEACE MEET, CHINESE' LOOKING FOR WIFE'S ESCORT nn wimp EnD 'The Store of '116-day and Ta-morrow a I a .4111 ifitukc eginallit illagibm411111 GERMANS 11ACK; APELIKE; iAlS PRESTARR JoRT 9 TH i''' 't I II I to I 42.,, I i t- Pie 1 I WITH RED IN EYE Established tam by E.J.Lehrnartn. and Dearborn Streets :1 4 More positions are open for women at the United States employment service than can be filled. The falling off In women applicants for employment Is believed to be caused by the resumption of domestic cares of many married women whose husbands were In service and by erroneous reports that the United States employment service has closed its offices.

Government officials declare their offices better prepared now to supply women with jobs than ever before. He said there was the usual shortage of domestic help and a shortage of applicants for shop and office work. Friends report that several letters addressed to Private Joseph M. Dix, Battery B. One Hundred and Forty-ninth field artillery, have been returned unopened.

As Private Dix has not been reported in the casualties, they cannot understand why be cannot be found. irst Man, 425,000 Years Ago, Described by Savant. Sleuths Try to Prevent the Meeting After Hotel Escapade. These Women's Suits at $45 1 a While the greater part of Chicago slept Sunday morning a street car tie-up -of west side lines wai seriously threatened. It was all on account of a nickel.

At 6 a. rn. or to be exact, at 5:59. Blue Island avenue ear stopped at Dearborn and Idarns streets to take on passengers. 'our women and five men clambered on board.

The women were foreigners, employed' aa janitresses in an office building. As the conductor gave the signal to go ahead he discovered one of the women had not paid her fare. By this time the women had stated themseives and were gazing intently out the windows. After the car passed Clark street the conductor went forward and demanded the nickel. He didn't know which of the women had "lipped" him.

Gimme that nickel," he said to one of the four, extending his hand. She paid no attention to him, and looked harder out the window. "Look a-here." be said, "I want that nickel. Some one of you women didn't pay your fare. Come across." I Business of acting like a clam and looking out the window.

VI, Lrle our, extenoing nue nand. She paid no attention to him, and looked harder out the window. "Look where." be said, I want that nickel. Some one of you women didn't pay your fare. Come across." Business of acting like a clam and looking out the window.

Trot. Frederick Starr of the trnipiny of o. addressing an audi El yesterday afternoon In the Studstker theater, asserted that the first waS not the handsome specimen hat Adam is represented. but 'was an brute, distinctly human, but co a thick skull and a powerful jaw. lo called the first man.

the "Java as" and said be lived 425,000 years I I re- 11 a 1, Chinatown wore its best yesterday. Thousands of Chinese marched, sang. and cheered Mr the Chinese republic. Wang Chen Wai, one of China's most famous revolutionists and orators. adiressed an audi- ence of several i thousand of his countrymen at Hardin square, Twenty th street and Went- worth avenue.

Mr. I I Val is on hi way to the Paris peace conference to aid the Chinese dele- gates in their de- g' mends for justice for China. .1 With Chinese 1 republican ban- WikhiEr CilEN ners flying the crowd paraded from Twenty-second and Wentworth to Hardin square. A band preceded the marchers. Mr.

Wal was received with cheers. 1 Many hailed him as a martyr because he made an attempt on the life of the prince regent in 1909--Just two years before the revolution dethroned the boy emperor. Ile was sentenced to death at first but the sentence later was commuted to life imprisonment. The revolution in 1911 freed him. Mr.

Wai 11 said to be the right hand man" of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the rebel leader in China. In his address Mr. Wai attacked the policy Of Japan. He declared Japan the "Germany of the far east" To China the friendship of the 'United States Is immeasurably precious," be said.

Through the aid of the United States and the allies we hope to get justice at the peace table. The disturbances in China have been due to Japanese intrigue. It is the policy i of Japan to keep China weak. Therefore the Japanese have en- couraged the revolutionary parties of the north and south to fly at each other's throats." Others who accompanied Mr. Wal from China were DeunV Dugg Benn and Kwock Benn Munn, commissioners to investigate educational and commercial relations with the United States.

They will tour this country. Are Values Very Much Out of the Ordinary 40....,,, '-k--- --4 v- TODAY we feature a group of suits at 1 $45 that are indeed unusual at so f''. r-' i moderate a price. The woman who has in --ss, 41. mind the buying of a smart suit for Easter 0 ti 4 and for all those occasions when no other 1 '5P' 1 garment is quite so satisfactory Nvill find 1 .10 1 this offering of decided interest.

i'M 1.1 i The charm of these suits is suggested by irzia the two illustrated. They are models of A. unusual distinction, showing very- smart rt box, blouse, semi-fitted and belted effects, braid and button trimmed and silk lined, with vestees of silk and tricolette. 1 Materials used include fine qualities of ..1.1 Serge, Tricatine, Gabardine I' and other fashionable suitzngs. el Shown in the leading ct, l'IC tItk ors.

Very exceptional values t- W11 at 5 1, 0 I I 0, fit 4 ....:4 4 'Zia i ,5, I rt 4v, rt 1 4 If il tt-lt )0. Aii Third Floor the V. he firt human inhabitan of aril were undoubtedly religious, de- I plte theological theories, and a part was to cut off their their religion as sacrifices, he said. The I roes probably is as ancient a symbol the ftrst art which, he said. dates la, back into the glacial epochs.

prof. Starr claimed that the first The car was now at Lta Salle street, beings in Europe, probably liv- and the male passengers began to show ftg in Germany, were apelike negroes, interest feet 2 inches tall, with dishar- Do I get that nickel?" demanded mole faces," possessing terrible the conductor, addressing all Tour of characteristics. They drooped the women. Grabbing the bell cord, vben they walked. dragging their feet he threatened to stop the car until the ehind them, were of sluggish mental- fare was paid.

but were human beyond doubt. "Did you pay your farer the eon, i 1 ROW OVER TAXI 1 -PARKING LEADS TO -A SHOOTING Following an altercation oiler taxicab parking privileges, Edward Hanson of 1209 North California avenue yesterday shot Louis Meyers. living at Twelfth street and Ashland avenue. in the leg. The shooting occurred in front of the Park Inn garage.

1211 North California avenue, and developed, out of an argument between a supervisor of the Yellow Taxicab company, whose name the police have not obtained. and Morris ILevin. manager of the Park Inn ga rarge. Hanson said to have sided with the supervisor and Meyers with Levin. 1 Hanson was arrested.

Meyers will recover. JAI' TARS DENIED (TrIZENSITIP. April 13.Two Japanese sailors in the American navy, one of whom has seen thirteen year service and the other fifteen years. were refused citizenship today by Federal District Judge Charles E. Wolverton of Portland.

Ore. let I I i 1 I Mrs. Mu Pitcher's husband Is looking for "Mr. F. H.

Matthews." and Detectiv'es Zink and O'Hare are seeking to prevent the meeting, fearing that Matthevra "'will be annoyed. Matthews and the woman entered the Morrison hotel about 1 o'clock Saturday morning. "Matthews told the clerk to tlx up that taxi bill," said give him a room for me and my Wife." But he had no baggage. and the clerk said No not so." Later Matthews" and the woman came back, and were arrested. Some One Used Ills Name." The woman, Mrs.

Pitcher, 1015 Keystone avenue, said "Matthews" had invited her to have breakfast with him. She did not know he had told the clerk she was his wife, she declares. We were at a. party at the Old Style Inn," she said. "I danced with this man.

Somehow I became separated from my friends, and he volunteered to take me to a restarant, and then home." Matthews said be is a salesman and lives at 4903 Monticello avenue. The Matthews at that address is manager of the Cappel Laboratories in the Masonic Temple building. and a professor in chemistry. Prof. Matthews denied he knew anything about the affair, and stated he was not the man in the case.

Some one had used his name, he said. No Ex-Parte Hearing, If Detectives Zink and O'Hare took "Matthews" and Mrs. Pitcher to the detective bureau. The man put up a $50 cash bond. Mrs.

Pitcher he left to her fate. She passed the night in the woman's detention home. Judge Edmund K. Jared(' was satisfied with Mrs. Pitcher's explanation when she appeared in court; and he fined "Mathews" $50 in an ex-parte hearing, "Matthews having failed to appear.

There won't be any ex-parte hearIng when I meet up with him," said Pitcher last night "And I will meet up with him shortly." 11 ill 11, II 1 MEIMM OMENNEM 4 le called them the Neandrical type. The Vittdown Man. He described the Pittdown man. also prehistoric Inhabitant of Germany a creature also of the disharnonic type" when looked at from the tont, but appearing to have live Hides. ie also told of the Heidelberg type" lentlfied by a peculiar Jawbone, unIke any human of today, which was 'Cal years ago outside the city of eldelberg.

Reverting to the first manthe man "Prof. Starr ssid he was the type expressed In a skull and erts of a skeleton which were unmilled in Java In 1901. "There is no doubt that theJava Dan is of the earliest type of human nhabitant of the earth." said the pro'essor. "He lived during the early art of the glacial period, which It lea been proved began half a million mars ego. "The Java man did not droop when it walked, but was erect by nature.

le, too, had a thick skull, a powerful and a small brain." ductor asked each of the women. All of them nodded their heads. "Well. somebody's lying." he said, "and this car ain't going any farther until I get that Jitney." A quick jerk at the bell cord end the car came to a stop at Wells street. The conductor fired some uncomplimentary remarks at the women, who shook their heads and slugged their shoulders.

Another was taken of the worn-en and again they all made signs that each had paid her faro. Then they began to talk in a foreign tongue. A polieeman came along and wanted to know what was the matter. When the conductor told him he bald he had to go and pull." A west bound Harrison end Adams car came up and was blocked. The crew went forward to learn the trouble.

If it was my car." said the Harrison and Adams conductor. "rd pay the nickel myself. Hurry up; let us get out of here." I ain't going to let nobody put anything over on me." retorted the Blue Island avenue conductor. anytning over on me, reLorLuti LUC Blue Island avenue conductor. Arnerican Beauty Roses NEW 2iftl' el.

AEMIE Hand Bags, with the new combination embossed white metal and shell frames. Alk April 15time to plant 1 31 I 1 I a 1 Mayor Hanson to Become Worker for Victory Loan IN 1..,11 lt (4 1 4 liv dl 4 4. i 1' I 4' 4P'r 9 ---n-r--1 N'T waste any of these spring days. Chances for any more really cold weather are very remote. Now is the time to get to work on shrubs and trees for your place.

We're ready to help you; especially this week. Telephone Central 2770 today, and arrange for one of our men to look over your grounds. Ask for our book, "Nelson's Trees and Shrubs for Landscapes Without Waiting." You'll want full grown trees and shrubs; much quicker results. I at, (2.75 the Each, dozen a Very Special Feature- of Our Easter Display of Artificial Flowers THIS reproduction of the beautiful American Beauty rose is very realistic, being hand made with double petals like the real flower. It consists of a st? ait'f4 t.

full size rose andbud with Nal long stem. standing 32 4...: inches high. eA -Apr A few make "W'itv'e, a beautiful- ly decorative I bouquet; 25c each; 2.75. a lite flom consi full 5 1 The First Art. Prehistoric man got his first 11..., hunch" for art front nature, was the I 1 At this juncture a half inebriated inlotessor's contention, when Old dividual who was a passenger made a iother Earth outlined in crude form motion that they chip in and pay the ome likeness like the Fphini.

Pre- lady's fare." tistoric man improved upon these like- Ile was frowned -upon. be said, and then began a crude A choleric gent who looked as if he orm of sculpture and later drawing might be an alien enemy arose as a rod painting. charppion of the four women. "In some of the cliffs where pre- I 1 Ile declared the conductor was to Atoric man lived during the glacial blame for not getting the fare- pochs this theory Is borne out," said Als go headt mit der bar." he said. he professor.

There are drawings I Nothing doing." snapped the con- it the walls of the cliffs of prehistoric latICL O- Rules is rules. and I ain't 1 1,. I 4 1 4 1.. 11 4 I 1 0 ,1 i mas I .1.. a 1 il 1' 1 a ill i 3.,,.

1 1, i 7'; 'i I 1. i 4 i i 1 1 4, 1. 4 E' 1.: I 1 i 1: ,4 1: 4 1, 1 I .1 Swain Nelson Song Co. 1 -4 1 San Francisco, April 13.Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle will accept a government invitation for a coast to coast speaking tour in behalf of the Victory loan. he announced in reply to Seattle advices that the treasury department had requested his services.

Mayor Hanson said his subject would be Americanization." In my addresses I will attack any plan of pandering to or conciliating dislovalists in this country." he said. Nurserymen and Landscape Gardeners 939 Marquette Building, Chicago II I These handsome bats are of silk moire. with silk poplin lining. There are shades to match the new costumes, gray. brow blue and black.

Fitted with largi separate chance purse and mirror. Finished with long silk tassel. 98 Featured today and tomorrows Main Floor eaturea toaay and tomorrow. al-- Alain Floor 111 Artificial Flowers of the "Old Fashioned Carden" Tspe Artifich I the mammoth and the hairy hinoceros, which proved that man that age really possessed an addrable art. I think that first learned to ut images from stone and then to Iraw them.

I do not think that he earned to draw them first; that came xter." 'tii, aimed to draw them first; that camel 1ter." supposed to carry anybody free." A Twelfth street car came up from behind and joined the blockade. This was followed by a Fulton street car. A man with a lunch wrapped up in a newspaper had to get to work or bo docked. lie banded the conductor a nickel and the car sped on toward the bridewell and the dog pound. a newspaper had to get to work or bo docked.

lie handed the conductor a nickel and the car sped on toward the bridewell and the dog pound. These are very good for home and church decoration. You may choose from hyacinths. poppies. daisies.

jonquils, carnations, nasturtiums, cornflowers, and Easter lilies. Spe-. 1111VIC arc VCry w-ruma sw eLs -azam-sa carnations. nasturtiums, cornflowers. and Easter lilies.

Spe; You may choose from hyacinths. poppies. daisies. jonquils. Find Ancient Models.

In 1917, during the wary but little Avertised, excavators found In a cave wo unbaked clay models of bison of he prehistoric age. The cave, sealed with the deposits of centuries, had 'reserved these unbolted models per. eetly. Prof. Starr claimed that prehistoric nan admired only fat women.

This, le said is indicated in the fact that nly drawings of fat women are found the implements and in the caves vhfeh have been unearthed. 4 i The STORE for MEN There-are Clothes Here cc For Every Figure 0 MAN IS HARD TO FIT iTh STORE for MEN. Whether one is long- I cially priced for today and tomorrow at, dozen, 63c Fourth Floor 2C Charming New Easter Hats at 7.50 THE hats featured today at this very low price have been carefully selected ana I embody style, quality and value rarely offered so low. The collection includes transparent hats of Georgette crepe, maline and hair braids, combined with lisere and Milan hemp, effectively trimmed with flowers, ostrich novelties, fancy feathers and ribbon-The Newest Designs in the Season's FashionaLe Shapes Pokes, Sailors, Drooping Brims, Large Dressy Shapes, etc. Shown in black, navy, brown and the new pastel shades that will be so pop- 7.50 ular this spring, including orchid, pink, blue, sand, and rose at Third Floor 750 flowers, ostrich novelties, fancy feathers 1 2C cially priced for today and tomorrow at, dozen, 63c; each.

Find Ancient 'Models. Fourth Floor In 1917, during the war, but little Avertised, excavators found In a cave 2)'110-ff: kkl, Or 'wo unbaked clay models of bison of oe--- 21 he prehistoric age. The cave, sealed tzlit WV) is I.1 1 41 with the deposits of centuries, had 1 ,..) I ieIP I I I Prof. Starr cla'resery these 'unbolted models per. -ntbi74 'Foe Charming New Ea.ste- Hats at 7.50 1 eetly.

0 'it et i dui med that prehlstorio I i amil--. nan admired only fat women. This, --tiN Israk le said. is indicated in the fact that ilit The ---z- ovl drawings of fat women are found I -Zr i.aii a the implements and in the caves 1 STORE a 7 i-' ,71, i i 1 1 I vhfeh have been unearthed. ili ar-'.

4 for f- 1 I MEN i -1171 4 7,,,, 0 iev :01 1 -N '-'--''4ee- 7' A -e' I' I 1 i 1 g. 3 i i 1 ir- i le ellOilk I 'NLPV'tNkkta ir 1 4 il 't' 4, 1 -I 1' 1 N. -4-171-1-roPT ril i I cifil 1 ll'i, tiiit 4, I 4 174HE hats featured today at this very low price hae been carefully selected and I 1 I 1 4 1 i I embody style, quality and value rarely offered so low. The collection includes trans- 1 11 I'lieit, 4 I Georgette hair mbined with parent hats of crepe, maine and braids, lisere and Milan I 1' A ,7, 1 vs.ii 1 hemp, effectively trimmed with thers and ribbon. 7 A 'a 1 4.1 li I i 4 The Newest Designs in the Season's FashionaLe Shapes 4," 11.

4, A kd 1. Pokes, Sailors, Drooping Brims, Large Dressy Shapes, etc. ,...:4., s. Shown black, navy, brown and the new pastel shades that will be so pop- 750 7 ular this spring, including orchid, pink, blue, sand, and rose; at Third Floor ('i( I There-are Clothes Here For Every Figure 1 Clk) 1 ,...44 I 0 MAN IS HARD TO FIT in The 1 STORE for MEN. Whether one is Ion g.

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1 i i 'Ii t' I 1 I I 1 ii 1 I 1 12 I I' 1 1' 1 il f. I 31 i 1111 2 4. 1 I 1 1 1 I I II I ii I 'ir la! 1 Women's $12 Gray Suede Boots, 6.85 High Grade Boots Suited for Easter Wear In This Remarkably Timely Sale. ECAUSE the maker of these handsome boots (a very ---tilt rprominent maker, by the way), was late in making the 41' '''I'l delivery of an order for 500 pairs, the order was canceled. T' We secured this lot from him at a big reduction.

tl, 1 These smart boots are made in the style illustrated, of first quality gray suede upper leather with flexible light weight Goodyear welt sewed soles, and covered wood I I Louis heels. We have them in a complete range of sizes and widths. If bought in the regular way, the price of these excellent boots would be 85 $12, but we offer them today and tomorrow, Oxfords, Pumps, and Colonials are here in assortments to meet every demand. The many smart styles originatel by the makers of LA FRANCE footwear for women are to be found here exclusively in Chicago. In both novelty and staple styles.

our stocks are very complete in LA FRANCE and in other well known makes. The woman who wants low footwear for Easter will find her every wish anticipated 47 to 510 here. Prices are very moderate, dPa 2, BECAU5E the maker of these handsome boots (a very prominent maker, by the way), was late in making the i-vs: erliv: 41' '1'1 deivery of an order for 500 pairs, the order was canceled. 'z a', We secured this lot from him at a big reduction. k- ti These smart boots are made in the style illustrated, of first quality gray suede upper leather with flexible light )-t weight 4vls- ht Goodyear welt sewed soles, and covered wood I- Louis heels.

We have them in a complete range of sizes and widths. If bought in the regular way, 685 the price of these excellent boots would be $12, but we offer them today and tomorrow, Oxfords, Pumps, and Colonials are here in as5ortments to meet every demand. The many smart styles originated by the makers of LA FRANCE footwear for omen are here in Chicago. In both noNelty and staple styles. our stocks re ery co- to be found excusive st a corn- piete in LA FRANCE and in other veil known makes.

The woman who wants low footwear for Easter will find her every wish anticipated Imre. are 7 to 1 0 ery moderate, ,,..,,,.,.,......,5..... -I omen's $12 Gray Suede Boots 6.85 -7 High Grade Boots Suited for Easter Wear In This Remarkably Timely Sale. ECAUSE the maker of these handsome boots (a very --l deh ti'A' prominent maker, by the way), was late in making the rot 0 i li: very of an order for 500 pairs, the order was canceled. z' We secured this lot from him at a big reduction.

A 1 These smart boots are made in the style illustrated, 4 4 s4" of first quality gray suede upper leather with flexible light dr Nveight Goodyear welt sewed soles, and covered wood '--''''t. l' I Louis heels. We have them in a complete range of sizes -r--( and widths. If bought in the regular way, the price of these excellent boots would be .85 $12, but we offer them today and tomorrow, Oxfords, Pumps, and Colonials koro ntgrtsriMPrit tn met fek eli intrild Soft Hat Knox gives you something different in a hatthe superior styles in fine materials and colors now shown in abundance at the Shayne Shop give the distinguished dresser the opportunity of selecting, a KN 0 that is truly expressive of his own hat taste. EIGHT DOLLARS Knox Felt Hats, Eight to Twenty Knox Cloth Hats, Five Dollars onITSmin Palmer House Corner, IP stout, short-stout, medium-stout or slender, he will find Clothing here thA will fit his person as well as Years of experience, coupled with, what we believe is, the most rigid Clothing code in the world, have removed all the "ifs" in the making of our Suits and Overcoats.

I SuitsThird Floor. HEM COMPANY ME STORE FOR MEN A Separate Storein a Separat? Building' SPORTS APPAREL Ma to exacting men found in on extensive FOURTH FLOOR 11E Second Floor eirEsEmonlommollw muniumaumomming 90i 0 stout, short-stout, medium-stout or slender, he find Clothing here thA person will fit his Soft Hat as well as.his personality. Years of experience, coupled with, what we believe is, the most rigid Knox gives you something dd. Clothing code in the world, have removed all the ferent in a hatthe superior ifs the making of our Suits and Overcoats. dg I in fine materials and 3 colors now shown in abundance I Suits Third Floor.

Mom a at the Shayne Shop give the distinguished dresser the oppor- MARSHATI HELD 6 COMTANY i i tunity of selecting. a KN 0 thW1 at is truly expressive of his ME STORE FOR MEN 0 hat taste. A Separate Storein a Separat? Building: il i 't EIGHT DOLLARS I Knox Felt Ifots, Eight to Twenty 4 SPORTS APPAREL that at- I Knox Cloth Hats, Five Dollars Pealx to exactin men found 11 1: 4 4 us as extensh S. onTI.Srmaz ELP FOURTH FLOOR Second oor 1 Fl Palmer louse Corner i t- 4 4 I 'NI It! 3 4 eC I i I 1 1 1 40 po, I stout, short-stout, medium-stout or slender, he will find Clothing here thA will fit his person 0 ft Hat. as well as his Years of experience, coupled with, what we believe is, the most rigid Knox gives you something dif- Clothing code In the world, have removed all the ferent in a hatthe superior "is" in th making maing of our Suits and Overcoats.

styl es in fine materials and colors now shown in abundance I Suits Third Floor. OvercoatsFourth Flom a' at the Shayne Shop give the distinguished dresser the oppor- MAIISHATI HEIli e3COAIPANY KNOX I that is truly expressive of his THE STORE MR MEN i tunity of selecting, a i 7 lt, 4 own hat taste. A Separate Storein a Separat? Building' 1. I 4, EIGHT DOLLARS a ii 1.