Are Now Exhibiting
not only the Successful Orig
inal Paris Models but the
Exact Duplicates, together
with our own Adaptations
and Originations which have
been inspired by ideas taken
from the foreign models.
1 hese styles are executed in the
usual Gidding manner entirely in
keeping with the high character of the
styles sponsored and introduced bv
this house.
/
| CAPT. FRANCIS M'CULLAGH
The New York Herald
I through the service of this
member of its stalY of corre
spondents in Europe was en
abled to give to the world the
first news of the tremendous
change that has taken place in
Europe in advance of all other
newspapers, all press associa
tions and all representatives
of governments.
to ss.:n o.> Ur.~i? tf.a: cos* ux.u
J little to lose r. D. L'M>jsa*C"j.
'? CUYLER AGAINST A TREATY.
Haver ford, Pa , March 23
To tiio Editor of Tira New York Hbio-ldi
I do not believe wo should enter Into
a treaty agreement with Russia for the
reason that the present Soviet Govern
ment maintairs its power by force and
anarchy and does not represent tl.o ma
jority of the people of Russta.
T. Da Witt CiTTrant,
SAYS EUROPE NEEDS RUSSIA.
To the Editor of The New York Hrn.M.i):
Kurope needs the food that Russia
can produce. Europe, too. needs the
manufactured articles that a food pro
ducing Russia can produce. Conse
quently everything possible should b^
done immediately to open up trade with
Russia. It is essential to her permanent
recovery, although I should not look
for any rapid development on account
of the deplorable stale of Russia's trans- !
portation system. But Russia has got ,
gold and can pay for what shf badly I
needs from other nations.
