The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1917, Page 3

—s at TMH BVSNING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 7, 18917. - DEALERS URGE FEDERAL REGULATION TO MORE FOOD KEPT WN HIN ~ LESS CONSUMED BY PEOPLE AND STILL PRES GO UP — jexamined it was found to Lo} aa ie iY 4 4 jess. Yurehouse reports an a of _ Nervy Food Gainblers at Old! (rm, Warehouse vepor'® foodotutts at Tricks in Face of Fed- this and otber markets published In eral Wa COLUMBIA STUDENTS LEARNING HOW TO PITCH ARMY TENTS me . The Evening World completely de- ming, moUshed this argument. Then it was ba’ charged we were exporting immense | eat When the export agures SET TL ES| turnished by the Custom House wei this port there was still left an - i ample. supply for domestic needs. By | ¢, erchant who anticipate: Warehouse Records Prove|an?'ny''the exports awindiodaimont the nenga> ™ tesa SPORTING LF ION + ot per cent. on some pro ' ‘der to accomplish what fr. Juggling, for City’s Re- ie prices went up. Ab, but this time! yoy" \yeen Commissioner Dillon and | ceipts Are Ample the high cost of living was “due t0| others are of the opipion that the en-| mind that, according to “the law Of | work of driving out the gamblers and | ADDS of 10 LIST (fF supply und demand” argument, | their ¢riends. They argue that noth-| |increased consumption.” It's pitiful, | tire morale of the food exchanges must | diminished consunrption should mean! ing can be accomplished that is per- lower pric more especially if the} manent until the honest operators product is plentiful; then diaw thelr and the licensed commiasion mer Ben conclusions from the following | Chants refuse to handle foodstuffs ifn from the land adjacent to the Fort Hamilton section. TWO SWEAR LABOR PEACE BODY AIMED. TO HEL GERMANY ‘The above picture shows a battal-| versity learning how to pitch army ion of recruits from Columbia Uni-j|tents on the Crescent Athletio Club's grounds in Brookiyn, The photo- graph gives a view of the Lower Bay TURKS ORVE OFF 10,00 EWS AS ‘BRITS ADVANGE THE CONSUME but the job must be done. |be reformed to this extent—that the | Let Evening World readers keep in loxchanges themselves must take up t.ie | If anybody thinks the food gam- blers are on “the run"—that they are trying hard to get out of the path of the coming Government Price-Fixing Wagon—he might as well change his mind. ‘They are doing nothing of the missions: jdeait in by professions! gamblers kind, ‘They are still driving along| Since the fresh cae stance, began | , HINT OF A GAG FOR Foo | | the old High t of Living Road,| there has been considerably less con- | ; : aes ‘ F pth ne ae | eautiously, maybe, and not in such| sumption of exge than the experts | GAMBLERS’ CRITICS, Delegation From The Evening| Wholesale Pillage in Jaffa— Washington Men Declare ‘Tay-| high glee, but still holding tight to {an yeur the consumption. dropped | This week’ review may be Mttingly| W014. Crea nizati German and Bulgarian He- | lor Admitted Purpose Was to the highway of their own making. |{eib eve t0'%6,000, One chain store | closed with @ spark from anothor orld’s Organization to f i favorite produce paper, which this| | week hints that Charles J. Bran | Chief of the Bureau of Market reports that its egg sales were one- third less this year, during the present ‘ Now it is no- d. than last year, Now tt is fe, | Rural Organizations of the And they have no Intention of getting off the High Price Road. The only thing that will moderate the zeal of Appear Daily to Enlist. brews Suffer With Others. Block Allies’ Supplies. nd | nited | ous that fresh eggs Bb: P: reanisation® of Agricultuce,| So great was the rush of appficants| Tea thousand Jews have been| ‘The first testimony directly con- the butter gaiibler, the egg gambler,| pouring into the city in abundance. He ama ie Caney nee ivenine | tor aval Py trehare res Aart ere driven out of Jaffa, the seaport of] necting Labor's National Peace Coun- the potato gambler—the class that] The Evening World has shown that | Woria's food stories. ers, No. 26 Cortlandt Street, this|J¢rusalem, during the last few! oi with propaganda in the interest has been especially flippant in its at-] eggs came in here in such abundanc “President Mahr (head of the Mer-|°Ts: No. 26 © 5 Wes) ‘thelr homes. ‘pilldeed (ORAl'Ge Glermeas wad. giveA in Poserall| tittde to the publicwiw government | &# t0 allow nine for every family in | cantite Exchange) called attention to| afternoon another floor had to be ad" tbk pinion FORMAL RHA: AUS Le e | eee ce 2 MK ork. But, according to the \the malicious untruths in The New| engagea'to take care of the physical | ™&"Y deeded Court this afternoon. regulation of the commodities in ¢ papers, the public has been | yory Evening World, and President|csamination and enrollment. of | tated, according to a cablegram| “stitying as @ Government wit- which they speculate, This is the ishingly shy about sampling the | Davis (head of the Chicago Ex. | ott recelved to-day by the Provisioal EX-| nosy in the trial of Capt. Franz von opinion of honest men in these trades, Ntful tood sent fresh from (he | change)) mentioned the Chicago Trib. | "ecrults. ‘ m ecutive Committee for General Zion-| pi ..44 ilionaire secret agent of Mads, Wis, 5 Bot want government | Nenpeties OF thes Ye june. Both stated that the publica-| A delegation of fifty of ‘The Even- Amaia No, 45 East Twenty-third |woceey eniltionatr ‘i 4 Is this decreased use of the egg/tions in these papers grossly de-| ing World's Sporting Legion appeared | 'St Affairs, No, 42 East Germany, and seven Americans regulation forced on them in order to} pringing down its cost? one mill. | ceived the public and misrepresented| nq the majority were enrolled, | Steet: changed. with cohapiracy, Jona 20 show their patriotism, but who do|‘The market has gone up and down, | the true trade conditions. Mr. Brand]! aa, ‘| Djemal Pasha, the Turkish Gover-|7 Oy. “Washington, D. C. labor want the gambling clement and a|down and up, but only for a few | promised that the Government would| Fifty of the 1,700 odd organized by nor, the cablegram states, has used rch, a " ans rteae. iar oy large section of the middiemen driven | hoUra at a time, and always finding | try to have such statements discon-|Tho Evening World will appear for] (\0" leader said he had Geen told by its home ledge on the up. Even on , the sae tactics he followed in Ar-|sacgh ¢. Taylor, one of the defend- out of business. This too is the only Mates their tests each day, Then they will last Saturday the egg took another! An Evening World reporter kept menia, inciting one part of the PopU-|aits that the purpose of the Peace conclusion to which another weekly | jump—and the public is compelled to| after Mr. Mahr for three weeks be-| await the call for duty, provided the talien tn beak aad. tent tee. ay, o Ss, : a pu Ne a aavegaer survey by The Evening World leads. ay 30 per cent. more this year than | fore he finally consented to be inter-| candidates prove acceptable, The committee expects that, accord- ‘opncil propaganda a To begin with, here are some fresh | lst. ‘The wholesale price is 35% cents | viewod on the bleh cost of living. | ‘The Naval the supply of American-made muni- Reserve conte! o a dozen, the retail from 43 to 50 cents | What he sald then was published sub. Lpalenestsbartig ing to his usual subtle programme, |tiong to the Allies and give Ger- thoughts for the consideration of the] q dozen Even the favorite trade! stantially as given. Mr. Mahr has re. | #80 opening new gunnery Instruction he will go through the form of pun-| 6 ennoetaniin to eatin. tae poor consumer: : papers reluctantly confess “dimin-' fused to either deny or affirm the|stations in addition to those already | ishing some of the looters. Benen een . 2 First—(a prophecy)—The Govern-| shed consumption” and “no lower | truth of the above extract. Of course|in operation at No. 34 Wall Street,| gatfa is one of the objective points| memes in the manut eture of War 4 at the end of the present | Brices. Here's a stunning head from | nobody ever held Mr. Mabr respon-| ine Hotel Biltmore and the Hotel arte uA Pegi: supplies, ment report at the Ls one of the favorites—the current | sible for present conditions, and there n 0 Cll of the Second British Expedition in} yi) Snelling, another Washing-| storage season, probably June 1, will! issue, too never Was any intimation of such in| Teresa, at One Hundred and Twenty-| Asia undor Gen. Murray. ‘This force i corroborated Lorch show about one-third more eggs sent EGGS CONTINUE HIGH, any Evening World stories concern-| fifth Street and Seventh Avenue. Sta- ton labor man, corrobora! has been sweeping through Palestine and at last reports was less than fifty iles from Jerusalem. ‘The plundering was begun under the ing the high cost of living. to the warchouses this year than 1a8t-| pespize a estricted Consumption | Se gee No reasonable person can find fault} Prices Go No Lower. ita storing, te ewe atime (BUTTER sTorace increases! JOFFRE AND VIVIANI The two men are the chief officers of the Washington organization of the Internationaly Union ef Steam En- ‘tions in the Bronx and Brooklyn will ‘be opened just as soon as fitting altes can be secured, Queens will also be ; ; gineers, ALARMINGLY. | invaded by the gunnery recruiters. [form of an official decree issued on ome and abroad. : i t ade un- demand at Paras cre wees Raven a teperter gee Weary of ee HEAD ST, LOUIS PA ADE Lieut, James J. Crutchfleld, Chief] March 28 in which Djemal Pasha, as Pe pobka Dery Mectlbwrey alive oom ane the nti ie this, that bai all Bel N[lecting choice figures from trade | Ordnance Officer of Rear Admiral|a matter of military precaution, di- oe vay alice ap Sok aot sent into storage at abnorma C8} sources to show the fallacy of the, Usher's staff, will make a tour of the| rected all Jews to get out of Jatfa— | f'eae vga ste 5 fixed by ese Less ane ead te | price Rocating arguments, “‘Teke but, Gold Medals of Honor Presented to] cunnery stations twice a week here-|even those who camo from Germany, | tended several ofthe council's moat [cid Le RA Atala i May L Chere tak efs of Mission by French | after, taking an active part in super-| Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria, allies | '"8% ; ‘gaara y ie ae _ aa he ee rhe Government reports on Society. [intending the instruction which Is/of the Turks. Maomotans and Chris. | Liat vinbarsage ape ebay an, storage of April eggs is roughly esti-| stored butter will not be publishec Je | etead arcinen e ond bie : resident of the organization and one mated at 432,000 cases, or 12,960,000 | for a week or ten days, But the in-| sr, LOUIS, Ma The waiooass |Otran Sener a eortare Oy eUuBnera! | tana were permitted ister IH IRIE LSS oes Haw on tial! iid leas ty ’ dications are that these reports will| " mates from the Navy Y if they had individual permits . dosen, ‘The storage for the same/ show more than twice aw much but-|2ccorded former Premier Vivianl | 4 reward of $10, been of-| No means of transport were of-| Witness said, the project was so big i ngergee ve ete bas assed Larkin wggereip tsar yo Fes . : at bei apenern Fe te red by Isaac Schiman, a broker|fered and the refugees had to pay| that ho didn’t care who financed it. Malta se taxa nen ramit| This forecast ts based on the report |... me 464 ae ites ee 4s “liiving at the Hotel Biltmore, to the| from 100 to 200 francs, gold, each for L asked Mr, Taylor,” nald the wit- eae eighty f eges dur. | 0 the owners of fifty-six warehouses | Natinguloned visitors | @78t naval reserve gunner who sinks|carriages to make the nine-mile|ness “what, after all, was the ral erage Sresont fresh season has been | Just made public. This shows that rag Ninigge 1 Laeeieas a submari According to informa-|journey to Detach Tikwah, a sub-| purpose of the organization and its g the pre esh season bec Mo ne > hese fifty- da parade that crossed the et ‘ : % ae . reso! + ‘away off,” as one of the trade papers| v2 May 1 there y tes ooundac. ths | Fa . ob ‘ih pelea : peer yo] tion at the gunnery station at the|urh of Jerusalem, The cablegram | resolutions, 1 told ihim that it seemed | puts it. Up to Saturday the con. | tie same day last year there were in ne Earee be ded by 1 Biltmore, Mr. Schiman make his of-{says Djomnal Pasha remarked: “The; to mo that the success of the project | sumption of eggs in this, city was! {) We Number of warehouses but | Dreakfast in honor of the city's guests) UnOTh MY ion of the absolute| Joy of the Jews on the approach of| would result in cutting off the supply | rly 30 per cent. below year’s, 0) pouns ve rease this year|nt the Missourl Athletic Association, | 0° O00 | A Soe: 28 Hain the British will be shortlived. lof ammunition to tho allies and en-| , average ; ‘ last therefore 4 ,000 pounds, | where 700 prominent citizens toasted | destruction of the enemy submers b tate At thé lable Getta : Th ening World bases the fore- | Wii, many warehouses to t rd| France and the United States | ble. will make them share the fate o able Germany to continue making all cast stated in the first of the thoughts | fur) | Mayor Kicl again welcomed the) New York is still behind the mark, | A?menians.” she needed,” on early reports from eat B) onsumption of butter has rare-| visitors to the city, Former Premier | |” F Mean time he cynically assured nat is just what we want,'" the houses, which represer ss than Pie . veer get aad lat sponded with a brief ad-|ccording to figures given out to- : J | sixth of the total structures being | 1 Ae rouacitnt the pre nt time, | Vi tani rest th 4 eve hicit mela eet John {the Jews that they were being Sent} witness said Taylor answered used this year as places of storage.) yore und New ny where cconomie| During t xfast gold medals | Grad he t N for their own good, Some 8.000) 4 scheme, nation-wide in scope This One Th lia tre siaree 781 housewives i cut their butter sup-|of hono p ed to former | Sa id ‘ rte os siete a Speen were allowed to stay thro the| to induce labor organizations 1» wit these | a tS onabition | in half. Hut the dear housewives | Premier Vivianl and Marshal softre| © Ate its re ae ih | Passover holidays, but on April 9) draw deposits trom banks participa:- 5 loze a he 8a. old dear prices forjon behalf of the French Society of} Yo! ity obtained, eve ith th ab oe , Htates brewerlos have been converted | Hs ty) en wholesale price e(Bt, Louis Laid of “Naval Week,” but 1,606 men| (nese were thrown out not Berl” ling in Allied loags, was set forth, by ieto storage houses and the former) i, to-day aguinst :8 and 32 cent tt onclusion of the parade.! of ity expected a0, tn {ted (9 carry away baggage or £004.) vyother witness as a phase of the owners are nun! 2 among 8) pound last year, ‘The retail price is |the Fr Mission were driven to)® * pected: quote. ¢ u Before these refugees fled, sw man propagand: speculators in Intuffs, as many | ee ee eeentn eir special trains, w left for | Shortage 304s me Albi tt 5 Bedoulns, men and prop chek of them have been during the last = By t i ; a q | > cat “i c jeving Bee , ough a Chicago printer identt two years, The second thourht ne We can’t help but close the butter | Springfield, I11,, where Marshal Joffre | Buffal Rochester and Ccortad to. 4kaiy. dance, Of | Aa seetanations tem with this nosegay from the edi-| will place a palm leaf on the tomb | w fall baking tee abe Cte Ma ERY with Buchanan, David Lamar re rriney | torial page of a favorite trade paper: | of Lincoln | ir house sah other Bed associates —¢ BHATIERING THE ARGUMENTS) '°F¢ Page OFS TAVOrNe Frage BPA! | OF ARCO. eee | Baltimore, whose quota was #00.) \cmey and donkeys, fled to th Gah ¥en. Aiatalte. (tren coerce OF FOOD GAMBLERS. got 898 recruits, Minneapolis got 2 ler the eyes of paternal or-| ment endeavored to prove that em But whe tra thougat deserve ’ ter will go into the coolers at 40 cents | special attention, It completely shat- | ur well | latiova kan ancmgiavesararsanes up : vender of the cablegram |DArrassment of banks buying Kng- this consoling re ‘ if can thee © ish and French bonds was attempt: | tore the time-worn argument \n . “but not greatly out of T AMPS | : leven more than her assigned 500; | say Jed by the pro-German conspirators advanced for abnormal charg line with ‘the Increases In nearly every | while Boston obtained 1,780 men, a way of moral example,” the|who, it is charged, were In the pay even the honest men in every other food yroduct agninet her quota of 1,200. tam ids, two Jew yore |of Von Rintelen, | partment of the food supply. | “There is only one way that t know ———— | ee Atatia. Oriana: casuaiitar a . racine une att | Charles H. Canode, the printer who Nine months ago, When The Evening Q. Foy, "to ¢ | War Departmer Out Or-|,, es Mat igone, daughter of | } at the entran’ TeleA wah Wiss Pieatheat te eo ee vee World began its inquirics into the business conditi and sa aie j the un Mtallan paper | (tho Jewish district) in order to Rintelon organization in Chicago, te by goat of living, the wh ye i th at is to, move these parasites, the ders Concerning Officers ark Row, the of- | q the fate of any Jews who m tiled that he had nted 126,000 Claimed there was @ shortage of fone. | food gamblers, who perform no phys- | * ‘ uy Neighborhood colhardy as to oppose the | Pamphlets containing pacifist argu- | stuffs, of meats, of butter, of eggs, of |jeal labor and yet are able to make Cory r aN j! » foolhardy as to opt Jewish | Ments and articl Sains Ak onkate potatoes, of turkeys (in season), &e. | thy Ives a fuctor in the food supply = ‘ A j House, of whieh is a dir loo The roads to tl ewist on munitions f Lat National If shown to be tr that was an] business. Let us have legislation to WASHING fay 7 | that she would be glad to open Nava Jonies north of Jaffa ave lined w I Cane whe withees etkiad argument no reasoneble parson could | abolish the unnecessary units be- the War Recruiting offices there ir r t sands of starving me women | that 60,000 of the pamphlets were de successfully contend with, because it) tween the legitim merchants and r admission of | o thes 7 na troyed but the reason fe 8 is generally assviied that a shortage|the consumer. There should be an i je with Commander Grady's recrut Jand children, Appalling scenes of | str Aree ef " oP did a was) of any necessity or luxury tends to| unobstructed channel between the! Nationa n re- mone the Itallar eee nd violence are reported by| "anode uigo teotifed ect eeveral inake that necessity or luxury more | rve corps training camps as fol ic aro under way for | absolu able -witnesses. 1D meetings held by the Peace Counc ony ow sk business at the Acto cases wealthy Jews have besn|in the New Willard Hotei in Wash Hut when sintm ‘wae care 1 man| ! on, dofinitely linking the defend bd man) Fund Fair next day |found killed among the sand hills 7 sai 3h ad jenc in Fed>| come ce Henry B. Martin, | Herman 1 be €X-| 4 patriotk P Ethe fo protect the refugees Jewis ian HH rt Fowler and i e must| Barrymore and Joli ore who 4 nen organized militia compan- | Fra Monnett rmer Attorne di i mal Guard au-|iy eligiblle to enlist himself, There ) guard roads and prope Poor | Venerel of Gina. with the “peace en thorities of his sta furlough | will be guns on € veroome by the Turkish au-|{@rprise” alleged to been 4 ' hare 1 | with “Jackies” : 1 clikented Py ae Remember “Bayer / SayerTablets dincharg ee vane "9 fs Canoe . of ry ry r A spe M ation wh he Was seated Ma bs : ’ i working: » give exhibl : tan Seeead. be Msrts, it has always pro- spirin made whered ) nd cap! ont re allowed to returr ‘ At was previously testified, hel i ys p AA | roander of the nal Guard not in} b y to look after their don’t need to d Ail iets »mmend ane Ta Taube of ihe Vall abyolutely barred from th Canode aris Marine Cor as sent an ur i : tected you. ne on for attends | Marine Corps has sent an u ; Toate mie i ance at train nd bhi ae < rulting at N aPesigictdaie Meal ye law. ¥ rhe witness asserted t he ha TABLET: ti isted men whi 1 we € third Street, inforn 4 bal ai 4 mney : hag Pocket Boxes of 12 ims | ments under ay belor the necessity of enrolling n ae E SUy tk Rous Rages | Bottles of 24 and 100 ,, i neluded in the mmand- | ists, aviators and auto drivers for this it from the Coun: en he tol The Bayer a Your Guarantee i : t 1 clause larm of tho service. A. marine : Mr. Martin | tha ‘ hen ihe ly apg? Thi Nationa! | tion school is to be opened a 1 8 not e dent of the piead Cross: i of Purity pvice Gannte | tharerasie Talent Nave Yard ; any wholesale massacre, DL. nyse Patty Ee STN BRIaNT Guiris'| wer eee Uh fo, ARuEte: Ad A ight to have enough mon Ree, » Federa ens wel| US EPILEPSY CONQUERED? world, ‘The Palestine Bureau Yen, and 1 saw ¥ro h vine Had Zonk vation has | ‘ ney in the Hotel Kr if lelay has be rranged | New Jersey Phyw Said to Have |! Rotts vate to doruaslem Se Rte sat eiaiaiaetto aeee) * recomn nder | Many Cures to His Credit Podbeed Haigh Pe REWHD | CANGGO. SEARS 3 eet eylcesl ‘he rhe Wa nan Advices from various directions cor ¢ notle conditions the] | ean Benioe tablets and capsu! *\ firm reports that the treatmen 1 Provisional te f tb bill ‘ ener | Z ‘ paid part of th with fs of the reli » fi i Keon | epilepsy being administered by ne} f rues t Pp pain a ir Ney 4 ‘s Beyer manu fo 7 nark tha « 4 sulting physician of the Kline n b 1 ta 1 own pocket tories at Red Bank, N. J., 1# achieving fm suff 0 afterno: . CAPSULES: = w T) it old 1 wit ap we Packages of 12 ; “fe greatly > secution Lo and 24 rene SHELL THE ENDA i. f a: for Rae | Persons s pilep ' hirty tons of peanut " ur ald it o hem | write at on i to A .i ; . Jecayed, | Branch 16¢ sare nt to the Fre : hint to be posatoes had |wupply of the remedy, which ia Using) iy (hu trenchely 4a ont grown ip their piace Gaibuied Bralulousl Ady o 4 by Richard Patterson jr., Secretary | walleries have been reserved for the Jat the Wi lot Henry ©. CITY PUTTING ON GALA DRESS 10 WELCOME ALLIES Reception of British and French Envoys to Surpass Anything Since Dewey’s Return. a er END FOOD GAMBLING Seventieth Street, their residence dut- ing their stay in the city, by cavalry and the committee in autos. A brief stop will be made at the statue of Lafayette in Union Square. Thursday will be crowded with en gagements. The French visitors ate expected to attend the unvelling of the Harteau memorial to Gen. Bas yotte In Prospect Park, Brooklyn, at 11 A. M. A juncheon In their honer will be given by the Merchants’ As- sociation at 12.30 in the Hotel Astor. They will proceed Inter to Columbia University, where the honorary de- gree of doctor of jaws will be con- ferred upon M. Vivianl and Gen Joffre, One of the most notable events of the week will bo the reception held by the French Commissioners Thura- ‘Throughout tho city to-day work.|@a¥ evening In the Public Library. men are dressing New York for the reception of the Britfsh and French War Commissions. ‘In City Hall Plaza carpenters are erecting the framework on which a background of greenery and the flags of the countries over-sea are to be dis- played when the French Commission Is received by the Mayor on Wednes- day and the British envoys on Fri- day. U.S, ENTRY IN WAR AGAIN CELEBRATED IN LONDON Message Expressing Appreciation of Address on Issues Involved Sent to Wilson. LONDON, May 7.—America’s entry Into the war was commemorated again here to-day at two large meetings for At Grant's Tomb, which In to be| United thanksgiving and intercession one of the chief placer visited by the Commissioners, great poles have been set up in a lane leading to the mausoleum, being surrounded by a tall row of staffs from which the flag of France| found appreciation of the lofty word: will fly, There are a few detalis of the re- ception which will not be completed Mayor has appointed. But from the plans already made it is clear that Now York intends to give the Allies’ envoys a reception such as the city has not seen since Admiral Dewey came home. A great deal of attention is being paid to the dinner to be given in honor of the two commissions at the Wal- dorft-Astoria on Friday night. The dinner will be marked by great simplicity, being limited to five courses, and will consist of distinc- tively American dishes, ‘The arrangements contemplate lim- iting the number of guests to 1,000, although there have been applic: tions for reservations from promi- nent men throughout the country. Tho invitations, it was said to-day of the Dinner Committes, have al- ready been sent out. The limit set has necessitated refusing the re- quests of # number of Washington omMcials, Although no invitations have been issued to women, box seats along the side of the banquet hall and in the wives and friends of the guests. There will be only four speeches upon the programme, one by the Mayor, one by Joseph H. Choate, Chairman of the Mayor's Committee and former Ambassador to Great Britain; one by the Right Honorable Arthur alfour, head of the Brit ish Commission, and the fourth by M. Viviant, former Premier of France, | “Papa” Joffre, the idol of France| and in some ways the most distin. | guished momber of the two commis- | sions, is not down for a speech, but| it Is an odds-on wager that the diners dort will not be content | » makes at least a brief ad- | un 48 ‘The French commission will be re- eived by Mayor Mitchel in City Hall | at 6 P, M, Wednesday, After the tion the French Com- | missioners will be escorted to the home | ek, Fifth Avenue and! Likewise, the statue offa Joan of Aro on Riverside Drive, is] hich was cabled to under the avepices of the World's Bvan- gelical Alliance in Queen's Hall At the morning meeting the Chairman, Willoughby |H. Dickinson, member of Parliament for North St. Pancreas, read nessage signed by Baron Polworth, resident Wilson. The message « “We desire to express to you our pre: in which you have set before the ie of the United iitates the true, meantn, of the conflict with the Central Powers os involved in their relation to ae of civilization and the prin | until to-night by the committee the! ciples and ideals of justice, freedom and righteousness. "The co-operation of America in the great task whjch the Allies have unde: taken encourages confidence in an early victory and the establishment of a right- eous and lasting peace. We recognize the hand of Alm! God in answer to united and sustained prayer.” May Not Leave Three Week WASHINGTON, May 1.—Ambassador Eikus, ill in Constantinople with typhus, is much improved, but may not be able to leave for home for three weeks, Freom ans FACE POWDER. Society's smartest women ure Free- man's, It your face against winter wi. Eat any 30s oy $1 powder. All tinty at all foilet counters. ‘Samole ‘matled fre. ‘The Freeman Perfume Co. 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