The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1916, Page 2

A wtr prompt WILSON SAVED NATION PROM STRIKE; WHITMAN CAN SAVE NEW YORK News Oddilies THE BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SBPTEMBBR 96, 1016 ALLIES’ VICTORIES. "aH Mo GREEK LINE. ‘DRENEN 1S OFF WONTMUK, DENIES CENSORSHP THIS TUG CAPTAIN wa OF MAIL WAS MEANT . » aX Declares He ts Hired to 1 ¥ ‘6’ AUNT MANY NORCKONA, aged 16 too burr . v4 4 >] Je J tha sitters children te do it before, te learning to F ae ( mn ( Ms phy hg a 10 HURT lJ § TRADE he te orga , ‘ 4b Deweitie, Mb ne There ie mribee the pubib . > oC dere to have the tue Weoverty pre Me Rae [to-ntant to Montauk Pot, NV. 19 Sir Richard Crawford Ad- a doen applies " @ joes \\ « (lerman merchant “ t of Heprese ous aa tay - . , dresses Men Prom Banks ow See ee Seen He TRIRIN, © Crecweren (Coan.) caetr . Brith h ¢ Cont Th \ aaa MY the Bremen ind Ble Corn nw = moring |h terry F ten ond - = since owner, & dentiot, put quld er on East Bank of ¢ ‘ and Corporations, | Hilger Aad eM | MASSENGERS FORM wut Sinana Fae a the - - + mak wing ane te the UNION, ASK MORE PAY iene gavel h Stra River y nts cee Pl) Ata luncheon given at the Rank: Mr pe be _ Ni - ere Club, Ne 120 Broa: mt o e T A Beott Wreck tad Dredtians Uritian anlted on Gan een 1 menens @ showed, Can OUtrun Lorpedons fired by United Mt TAKE ained trom Uh ferneen feprecentniives of “Nobedy has any press te prevent “oo raliveed | Pom the majority are oom © practice range “RUSSIANS TAKE A HILL. Lagan) New Landon ha banking houses of the etty, OM proGerma trike, When ie Gev, Whitman | Hleved by the Wesiera Union Tete : a 5S ‘ * with others from tare: corporation Ma He LN v NCR 4 eae q a \. f es.” going te eet te eave New York? gar, Serupany, gathered at No. ss my) vai onde | Laps Reet Al rex bntarty Serbian and French Troops patel dams "ie ue beta And @Eporting concerna, met Gir mano Yo masy eve TION OF || In hie sneech the Hees Paalon thus 2a) wan Sar Mes amAINOL wife In ault for divores, Press Along the Broda Undersea Line Gre iitigh abou, Yor on Talprenal he diMicw'ty about all to presen a ade . 4 The question of the contracte and || tone ke that which we Sree, UM <e y T LONGPELLOWS GRANDAON Harvard grad: to Frontier, ¥ mi. an by he rennves te wie po filen tt tne oe San con be we | tween 2 and een. | Met passed Uhrough ie thiesthat hain, whe and SIN coirytae @ had ta 6 GH fat he Dee oe we oe le of the Britieh mail cen | Tagg Ble " the m a F te left out of the woul « aes =! PATI, sept Allied troops have reed off Montauk Point, awaiting Vigorous dim ro was poade by erat, James ni . ' President of the tate Ped “Them men were dealing with ter Wedneeday through Huan irayine won victories on practically every the bine ston to allp into ben hard of — that the ; Bamuel Gompers and otrore her aa it the only thing te fea Ne ea tuner was ok ‘ ts sector of the Macedonian front, the | Hert Al “ew Late. lait te Iktate SaAMeiRe Thali Tae ' ING @reat diffeulty in moet. was between themasives Ine condition v Office announced to-day. They do net attempt to deny | a the real thing to settle rimer menee nding is || Wee what rights had the hundred Bound by contract, and that some of || Million people of the United states ay tease ‘ane at Ges ponentecbiap te -Abegtlbicse heicrsdbtaad| ATTACK ON BRITISH the the contracta, expecially that entered “The business of government ts for Wieht work ny Mtruma, made a successful attack on ent were John fate by the buiiding trades unions, [to fee that no other organisation pressed e RY BOMBS ATE N Janinad The French captured Oa Hin and wel McRoberts, SRPFeOAly restrain the union members || 's AN strong as \taeit, to wee that oo Wench om the weet Beak of the London Reports Failure ot Bavarian | Presiden « Mgpracemma of work |] ne texty oF groun of men, no mat A Powe Die strike as pence Prince to Regain Cap. ‘e e n't expect that all the Fler what thelr private interest ia, walonisation te com plete WIVES OF GAR STRIKERS Unione we have invited will respond | to the call on Wednesday” sail Mr ma the come inte competition Authority of moctety BUT FINDS NO CRIME | MILES, DROP 12 BiG viata ‘a a, king (Continued from Firat Page) Hirtttiah troops, The text of the announcement con- comming the Macedonian front reads vatinuing their sae: GERMANS CONTINUE | tured Positions, Sept. %.-The Germans Columbia Trust Company, pa LONDON, tonal Bank of Co N Hobe 00-day. “The strive will be « Ry whet menne ste we gemte holes in Law Breeds Rans tt was announced to-day tn the offi. [continued thetr powerful counter-at: | Revere ae matter of gradual growth and shout [to oblige persone w come to a i » cia) repert on the au ratd. ‘On the left bank of the River (tacks against the newly ptured | Carsante be in full force at the beginning of || controveray Uke thus cor, Says Wadhams, Two of the Keppeling were lost os xtruma British troops, continuing AND LOYAL MEN CLASH admit the Hiritiah positions north of the Somme International & result of the fre of antl-airorstt aren” . |] puttio inte partneranip? Pod come wins in Laon ment acs aie a Magy hh ecg bal last night while a heavy artillery fire @eneral strike promoters have “America is never going to may " + aad tae Wadhama tm the Court of he oMcial stateenont ts as follows: i. POR SEER tO raed at other potnts alc o GMAghed the ctrfee of the mils waren |] to any individeat a Gen ‘ook Women Fill Long Istand City Potice Goxerat Sesaiona, today informed “During the Went of Rept. 23 | north of Lake Tahinos A detach: ‘Gen. ita wah poahe bookies CAMAJUANI, Cuba, Sept. 28—®up- @rivers, which was started without |] whether vou want toc. not! but Cot to Accuse Each the reewlar Grand Jury Ne was cons) 24 eoveral oeten, “on bless ot ment of French troops operating | nan attacks cast of porters of Mayor Sanchea Portal, Libs their knowledge or assistance, They | it is privileged to way to an or Other of Threats Vineed no crime had been committed | military importance, and on the on the right of the Britian took a Fepuleed. It was on this sector that | erat andidate for Governor of Santa @eeert that the ko waron drivers || gantaation * persore ‘You mus! Barbontes ough the sending to ite members| midla counties Large fires trench at the point of the bayonot | yy men took half a mile of Ger | CUT’ provinee, came into collision to- ‘QFe On strike because the Bonten | not interrupt the national life Wives of striking and nom-striking of a legal memorandum reganting | Were everywhere observed to re- and male some priscners. |day with adherents of the Consevrative @emcern tring to force them to sicn fadividua contracta. The milk was. ea drivers say they are on strike @elely because they want more pay Qad more commission for making | eallections ta view of the fact that the milk Wages drivers make collections, in. @ividual contracts with the company @re necessary as each driver has to give a bond. BIG INCREASE IN INTERBOR. OUGH TRAFFIC. ‘The Interborough lines bandied on Gaturdéy 2.226.338 passengers, an in- @rease of 301.646 over the correspond. fae date last year. Yesterday the Taterborough lines handled 1,411,185 j Avenue Railway said Ris company! without consulting us! carmen in Astoria ited Lone tle not @ question of obliging | IMAM! ty Bice rt today 4 individuals; it is a question of | “teh Women from h mth AN caforcing « neranin” Awe Rear Broads re mwost the troiley men from the Woodsite --e-— car Larne live, were ready to accuse he subway and “L” was to some ex. Sah Other of threats and unpleasant ent reduced. The receiver of the ‘anmuage There was a great deal Yecond Avenue line announced ¢ Fires the end of it Magiatrat . 4 more than Ralf the men who went on Thea Mre oy SENAY st ry strike have returned to work. The 103 Fourteenth Aves. hare COMPANY operated sixty-Ave care on hold Horton of No 115 ‘Fourteenth Avenue, Mra Annie Flynn of No i Fourteenth Avenue. amt Mra Filo. b> Cummings of No. 680 Broad. Piret and Second Avenues to-day. He. fore the strike the company operated wgbty cars. President Whitridge of the taira| wr ryen of motermen and conductors to moO On strike hie appreaching noi complain these persons abused them S and transfer them to the additional | te car strike dieurters by Theodore P.| Q¥it., theme remaining viable for | Shanta I tent of the Interdberough “Previousiy, Defore crossing the Company. He sant the Vritiah coast, the airahips were te furore of the aoscalled | Gret upon by guard vessels, and “Shonts pamphieta” was the work of! Ger an extraordinarily Reavy Are an “uninformed person.” | of incendiary shells from aumer- The Jurtge disposed of the matter | ous Nattertes in well directed vol- by saying Ne would take all cases| «lye Two of the airships fell victima to anti-atreraft une at London, All the others returned undamaged.” Grand Jury, whose memders had not] LONDON, Sept. 3. —Regarding the arising from the strike out of the} duriadiction of the regular Grand Jury | during the attack Itself were un. | | German official report on the Zeppelia received copies of the pamphict. If} Mt ahould develop, he eald, that mem. , ree the oMiclal prose bureau to-day dere of the additional Grand Jury” “In addition to the fact that no anti- had received copies of the Shonts | alreratt defenses or praces of military propvganda Ne woukl take it upon |™MPortance were damaget, this ac- count ts full of the usual’ misstate. Dimaeif to impanel a thin’ Grand | penta” “From Dotran Lake to the Var- dar our artillery has displayed areat activity, An energetic bom bardment of Dotran resulted in causing @ fire in the town, On our left wing progress was con. tinuing along all the Ine. In the region of the Broda River Serbian troops have reached the frontier. To the north of Krusograd and to the northeast of Florina French tnfantrymen have occupied the houses of Petorak, asa result of a spirited faa, and they aiso have de a alti advance to the nortn of Florina. To the west of ths town Russian troops captured by assault Hill 169, which had been | | he wan trenches in Friday night's fent- ing. North of Neuve Chapetie and also | norta of Mulluck the Hritish exploded | mines, damaging enemy trenches. One Conservative waa kil had Aiteen members of That party | wounded Two Liberals were wouns \Blow the Horn re led. PARIS (via London), Sept. 28.—! m M Germa w x oO id C smears mateo stack on For My Old Corn Vaux-Chapitre Wood. The War Of- report of this afternoon says the jatteck failed, Has Gone For Good! Rept ~Tremendous storme of artillery between the Somme and the Ancre were reported by the War Office this afternoon French attacks on the Rance sec- bo! and aiso near Rouchavesnes 30,000 CRETAN REBELS operating |and made threat o | Jury, to whose members no prejudice —_—2>- strongly organised by tne enomy Pesoragers, an increase of 339,441, ey, The Broadway and Am- Ladies” sald Ritch, politet ? ‘ Pasengwre over the sume date a year sterdam “Avenve line, wat operatey OM" severein, cuhere’s trouble neury "Bcpeme NS Geen Bale | RATERS IN THE AIR; tn tala same focalty a Hulgariaa NOW CONTROL ISLAND: e \cance, to Warteon 00. war of, Yorra| Sct Ease et cabeite tual OPP Me) Wesmace eta siene aneeeey| RAIDS BY BOTH SIDES, | TANT cor aruitery and then re —— wg hana ardocw bron reves cakes wal to hry Alea OR ga shall Kear no mare of t in his chambers before the] SAYS THE PARIS REPORT | puises at ine point of the vayonet | Canea, the Capital, Surrendered @ay. The ..in north and south lines eperated cars enough to take care of WOULD BE $isenend WEEKLY Loss OF wacce. reseed the Grand of at PARIS, Sept. 28.—The French off. by Freach and Russian troops act- together, To the southweat of Without Bloodshed—Soldiers Join Insurgents. — traffic leet ory that it te the ment 4 etal communication of this afternoon Fiorina a Freed reconaovitring de- an offered and the strain on It te estimated that if 30000 unten. ane yrat IF SS every citizen Raving Knowledge of 8 in ite reference to aerial activity reads) tachment has had several spirited LONDON, Sept. 25.—Inaurgents, itt brave their joda, It will cost them SRY TY ertme to commantoate that knowletes | tm wages lost, end expenses te the = S SS 71% to me District Attorney and Grand &? follows: engagements in the country south [numbering 30,000, are in complete uniona, adout $1,80Q000 a week. nik & . » we » Jury. “Enemy aeroplanes yesterday of Presba Lake with Bulgarian ue- control of the Island of Crete, ac- tg vag eased st waben es “ sat § | tn closing nis redure to the sender after 4.30 P. M. threw down about tachments from Biklista.” cording to a Reuters Athens des. | some of the leaders poner if there | AS ro S Be Sy 2 of the pamphlet, Judge adbame — ten bombs in the region of Lune- SOFIA (via London), Sept. .—The patch, Canea, Heraciion and other will be any Dig the-up At today's a aN gx = “faaing advantage of the loop) TWIG One woman was slightly |Mulgartans nave sucepeatully defended Th ‘Greek ‘authoritive bate fenced conference reporte will be received 2 Shai! TES UE FIN notes in the law to commit acts which Wounded. The material damages erence — oe ote Gow'rnment duildings to the e = a ry uy Dy violate a sense of fairness and com- wer insignificant. Fe ee oe, ee Maeonian DAUe leaders of the separatiat: movement. eS SS NS mon Justice is the kind of conduct “Dari {rOnt, against repeated atiac y en O; ven members of King Con. been | — ora BS HOS wnten oreeds rancor and hatred that ng the day of yesterday tente forces, the War Uitice announced Cretan Guard remain loyal Round Trip Landlords and tenants ore werrted ad" {SS = 'S Nea to veclence and strife An enemy aeroplane, attacked by | o-cay, Successive assaults were de. being disbanded. ; B. LTIMORE over the prospect of a strike oN BoE am informed Oty Magistrates one of our machines, was disabled bhaed bogie rect os bey Canea is capital o Ite cap- : WN have already pasesd judgment in 233 and fell to the nd case ture owas 4 without ai A teamatera. It te eotimated that 60008 | Sie Ste wR os Ground perth of forces, although they close! ana case: i out of disorder due to ing coe, ug! y closely dloodshed. A force of several thou- hand you yur movey beck ‘Re Ineemeneat familiee have arranged to move Oct.| lie Sv cue 3 Sy = PRA Grand Juries of this, Miserey, Three other machines [proacaed the Uuigarian trenches, were pand Insurgents surrounded the ty Ndceen't get your core heaed L New York's “mo - $28 n five Were sertounly damaged and com. | unable to penetrate tnem and tell back and the soniers in the warrisen with i wing day.” Moat 3 > Y county had already handed up of the drivers of moving vans belong | hes ine go* | indictments before the receipt of the pelled to make landings wes heavy losses. See Acuna few exceptions joined the revolution. ’ to the teameters’ union. If tenant ‘Ra Ry T¥y communication, and fifteen complaints “During the night of Sept. 24-28 tente troops w attac! vil. iste ig me was a are still under investigation lages oa the eastern dank of LONDON, Sept. 25 —Despatches Be ‘Gas 8 OT ees thar, twelve French aviators threw [Struma were force! by the Bulgarians from Athens this afternoon reported at the expiration of their lease alt) Sy Bee) “The county needs eee oe down 98 shells upon the village jto retreat across the stream. The that former Premios Veniselos had o1co . 5 — 2 wh be no en in ae a . a ° K SUNDAYS sorts of complications | tates RS ay $ pomebdy bw Ton chanereioen ot their 8 Ad the railroad station of Guis- | official statemeat follows: decided to go to Saionica to head &@ souvemeR—on po etredy ae %, . 8, Dec. 3 BOSS = 8 Sue at ane part of the Grand) Cant During the same night “On Sept. 23 the enemy, after revolutionary movement, seeking the = Se aoe Oe — My MAS Jurca” seven French airmen threw down prolonged preparation by artillery |overthrow of King Constantine and 7 + Poey i Pry Peper’, MA SST S| 50 bombs of 12@ millimetres upon and infantry fire and bomb | Greece's entry into the war on the meme 27 h Pate S] factories at Thionville and Rom. | throwing, made repeated attacks | site of the Allies, year, ANS : — Lyceum Mall stosky-! MRS. POLAK ASKS AlD | Dach. aa well as upon the railroad | upon Kaimakcalin Meight, “The | These despatches were partly cor.) Sennelie ‘Tebow cn cate preceding cash caruruna. atreat tein aitare {ES a? a am station of Audun-le-Roman. Fol. | enemy detachments advanced and [Toborated later by an Athena den. | seh Rellceneim of & . noon @ man seated in the crowd of ay x lowing the bombardment of Rom- attacked successively the right | patch to the Evening News and by : pay uniformed strikers was seen Ss or | Si Se ae By ” s OF U. bach flames were seen to break and ieft fank and finally the een. = ‘lespatches to the Berlin Lokal An. & notes In a small book he was trying | (warn! laste. m2 fy out.” tre of our position. The defend. | relger, stating that Venizelos had ar.) 218 Weet t — SN hy Tas | ere unshahealy allowed the enemy | Tived at Ralonica | Mount Ver — fo S ty) Appeals to Consulate in London ia! bap tay Roumantan Capital! to approach within @fy or sixty Se | WOOLLEY =~On Senday moraine, } - Ra 234A German Zep. | ate u trenches and then re. 4 al Jreenwica Sy SS Sy 2}s Behalf of the Seized Dia- In has Renin’ bombarted tne fortified | pulsed him with violent rifle and | ROUMANIANS TAKE | Greenwich, Conn. im the Stet year of \ ~ SW BS Sy mond Cutter riaet welctele a neetal of Roumania,| machine gun fire, causing him | his age, CORNELL WOOLLEY, beloved \ x RS mS BES S ‘ | announced to-day heavy losses. j 6, 88 4 AUSTRIANS. Auaband of Cornelia Farwell Woolley. bs ee R.) = 2 LONDON, Sept. 28—Mra Rader hy ary perrererred “In the Mogienica Valley and on Funeral eervices in an, & . XS URS ASS UES = 8 potak, who was awaiting the return} — WOODBINE WINNERS, — | eth sidee of the Vardar there has Sea PW interment ecvate XN SY NL LY TL rere of ner mushand trom Moltand, FINST RACE Rosese “On the Struma front there haa | Bucharest War Otfice Reports tm.) = 94 ‘ : NS Be Sy Ba 7 TR Saket the Amertcan Conaulate here | waded pete eigenen J +9 been lively firing. Several enemy portant Successes on the HELP WANTED—FEMALE, x WHR RY Siro-gay to obtain Nie release, Polak |and'a, nate ia Muuting, | Dattallona that advanced against Trantyianla Lt OE SING ISIN SII SIP Use Your Credit With Us BS Ny (ks =a) SS emo tom the. Daten malt |] OGRA Hale agg| Be ares ot Newson, “Bolan ransylvania Line N es we Shs Re Karajovo and Guielt were >t. om is sak ESSENGERS WANTE Den’ purchase IJRNITURE and RUGS b WB ONE ys = 8 steamship Ring Hex cdrik last week, en ingan), place $440, ahow $4, ‘eec-) tacked by our troops and throws BUCHAREST, Sept. 24—Rouma-| MESSENG D. fer hers sy gt pb EASY ai En ENT BUAN end soder WS AB} ey +23 ran navel Torcee into pol {0880 inte a Oe x ee Minvs,| Back to the right bank of the | Alin troops have captured 6.884 Prise | \qoenger iu our emiroy, iucluling tho now ~ 83 s ‘ 7 King Meelogure, Saleora, Reaut stream,” oners on the north and west fronts in sivapeai x the use ef your furniture vhile ing fer etl OUR TERMS meet : i BS BY ts ane Beate Department at Waan- a pon bier. Loerie ped iii wanasiiana. ey ‘an official atate. Sse AU! penne December a4, ta addition te emergency er unusual te Re ene coching By BS S8 a. eh aaron. basenter poet ren. Be cae ARABIAN REBELS WIN. [ment from the War Office. vege, om ey ey & THR k ie a wealthy diamond cutter | year chic and oneenae, qitea three: Some progress has becn made on Kata Rewant for satisfactory work of ud AS iy ta Hy gS ,8 at homes in New York andi seventy yania— rpetual, yy J. | Pitty Teektoh OMicers and 800 Mea the north and northwestern fronts FIFTEEN DOLLARS Meet Y: N NE LOW M. T ” NRO **y Reussela There is no question as wis AS ih A i Reported Captured, along the Danube and in Dobrudja. M our Needs” far-y4 fe} ‘ T jake Our Terms iS 8S 1S Dis American citimensnip. Uatemeton Went getty Bean, sh] LONDON, Sept. 25. —Another ou ‘as Casita done . oh Buford, 105 Pi ° pad on 8. ‘ All Goods Marked in Piain Figures {3 BS = 3 REPUBLICARS ASK 8 T05 bo aa, puter. ER a Arabian revotutioalate te 0-] owpoN James A. Hearn & Son, Ine, pple tenatags Hale 08, M. Motor Deliveries Everywhere hy ISS 's ING ON HUGHES pe jesire ‘waar Sapa trom jana destroyers, Dom's Sk A i we" R IN BETT’ 6 x Corn Kroom a! ay —_————_—_ Nir ‘j s — HAVRE DE GRACE het ich Bas tesulted In the capture of] MOH ES al PM ccegpicngres A CE RESULTS, [Ticker War eons at Mecca ‘and athe: "RY "RR ty 85,000 Offered on Wilson att to | yop LAN BOIntA, abo yy Typerts, that ps @ B3- * 2M Finds Ne = FIRST RACE—Seiting: two-year-olde: nse when hes Stine gut ss EN + & = i geteaa Takers No | nye and a halt furlongs —Reprobate, 108 forts tale site five eat mil we WS 2 8 Big Wagers So Far. | {Pax'eed,. stralgnt, te, place $3.60, how rant of Maree. has by! as oe Teoti rende Betting odds on the Wall Street | Pcs HTK show $2 48 second, BurWanks [ane quantity ‘ot ilar” free curd to-day were in favor of Hughes | Loa Lobelia, Stalwart Man. iia but with § to S$ asked by the Repud- | Boy and Pastelia also ran : ———-- cana while Democrats were de- | re | coLUMRUR Sept. 25.—Requests that | the State militia be called out immedi: Aght extensive Ares in what are i | manding 2 to 2 for amall bets and 2'4 wedes Ge te Theatre, CHINA CLOSET 4 to 1 for large bets, One Brendvay mnie oat A loud wo wede; SERVING en. said \t tok them an hour to mow to-day ake an hour | wager Waa] tn aus 4 - ately ion comtrction that TABLE 40 ao wide, ne eae FO MS eLorted of $000 om Mughes to Peete A Rees PRmere Of paid to be the world's largeat onion beds, Tae Oe : on Wilaon, (Wp _and down that Dusy thoroughfare at at MeGuffey, near Kenton, Ohta were me RAP Ani DINING LF Stokes offered $5,000. om | Frauent “intervala agility with recetved by Gov. Willie's office to-day It was tated that the vegetable decay of several inches in the beds was burn: ing, causing a large loss, Special tor luced.y. > Hughes ats to $ and could And ao Bhick they are fashioned my the Race of ak Boge FRU RUT, MARM. takers Bilwart McQuade offered {hey ary & . $4,000 on Wilson at 1 to 24y, and IUMe> (raitie’made c bie RIC wits Redeattleee wise found no taker, Curd commia- j Bettten Steam: ue. soners said the odds demanded on RNISTOL, Engiand, Sept. 25.—The Court-Ma Inte soth sides were too witely apart to ha produce much real betting Lisi wetmehp Dresden, of =r tons) WASHINGTON, Sept. 35. — Gen iy ir eunk. The D vsden minston to~ wired the War Depart. bead Ne ta hone wes built at mbes. Weasel was owned ment he hay ordered jee the Lenn Wut aa Hamburg Steam x Packet Company of } Army OM@cere Areive Mere. The Rev. 8 Parkes Cadman, Chapiain, CHICAGO Water, AND CORN ee yas aah tect abaath’ ders of & patrol of Texas caval-y who iets crossed the Tio Grande into Mexico on aday ithout authori Ment Taulcre wea "on the patra, willing “a jit, and Surgeon-Major John R. Kevin o, the Rores. PUTION’ eT. 0 Kivn | Raesenge'g 9 ) Lntantry, N. S x. Ty were ba AAR ‘é he ‘Sout? Ba Betty i AS Ore wore Cleese 11.30 P, SS | Rsenee oa ae cine vant eye ‘anod loWaY, vm, Sleeve d eS ) ’ = yi mer a New Orleans,