The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 2

Aenea 7 ioe ~areempempeees r re arama rf | 2 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 4918, art UTDOWN FAILED TO BRING RELIEF HERE, SAY COAL MEN | | Seo "160000 TUS oe AUSTIN IME. ip ss ENNE NERS “aa on AL SOLS OPE What the President has said about cron GEN wEKAL Bc? DESFRTEDON WA ee US| ES Oh AND oct gene ARREST OF SLAYERS! -y-:.:se0.o~ FEB. 4 WITH TODAY \ be Senator Chamberlain and the next sorption ju Pol nd ard ich the Beniisytvania tunnel, Wed Re Phat Wilson tion in it o “My purpose in coming down Is sutton ?of 4 @o everything I can to help speed up st tritury from co-opera Falkenhayn “aban ons the Mussian Empire and might give Gen. Sze = ay 3 mit : 4 a {the Vniied States to modity 7 crable wiemeat ana in| tempt to. Reor ons | Al | sack, Alum tating te teaten, e retort Boroevic Ap: “Ttecards ot the New York pup. ,POlshevik Lea Disclaim nn order of the Federat Punt Adminis. (SHOW Delays Deliveries, but and if empt fo Reorganize the — Maximiian Hardon dectares in Die Pointed in His Place, Indi- Hicaing QE EMURG CaroaT, cae | Connection With Murderers io" SERBINTIGPT Recrae Cae No New Shutdowns From at the re- ATERDAM, Jan 2 Hd not thke any Clermany Servige Cormeniatorn Long Ishand wie would “wave froxen co a rath oe Aldermen requesting the ke possible nic the second place to give all the rup Ss , ‘ Zukuntt, A an BéPt'T can to tha ‘bil champloned by | ultan’s Forces, “Ha who wishes to tear away Yo cating Cc hy inge in 1 Policy. Vennsyivanta tunnel waa proposed | of Ex-Ministers, sponsibility tor the Senator Chamberlain and Congre land, Courtland, Dithuants ania — vnd aut a | WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—One hur ee mations upon the workin crisis aid mot! Lack of Coal Are Reported. rized by the commission ople and that | ) days before rativoad operators Man Kahn for the introdiction and Div from the Russian F WALIAN HRADQITARTERS IN Li a once ax our permanent policy of the dred and fixty thousand ‘Turkish pire makes of this empire a morta! NORTHERN UrALY, Monday, gan, tthe first car through.” PETROG! (Associated Press) Premier Lenine 4 The new snowfall bys 1 blow o officiuls in their efforts to keep and fel unte anteed the loss of ‘The Committees repo Bureviteh hay ' t cd won 0 biigat fo: Pureia tem of univer tary training Benator Cha fended to make a reply in the Se to the Pr Oregon Senator had chalionged statement rem War Departme proposed to dis oped in the Milit | quiry | Benator Penrose has announced he will make a speech showing up Derm ocratic mistakes in the conduct of the war, Other Repu n Senators are considering like speoches. When I ' Fone dons speak ho will ket as vigor=| % t r ous an answer as he gave Stuno’e| the Journey from Constan | Palestine, Alle ae Jclares, adding that amore than 60 per cent of Will not Always 21 (Ry the Assoctated Pr t , velopment could On false prem-| supplies, declared to-day, however, ed nM Constantinople to Pal-| not in. th nes wholly wnwart chat ne] ¢ «least be helped by gold mond of t e enemy tre ‘for “the " i sat eh IO SN ‘ i th F r accuracy of stated one bundred and fifty billion marks 'h® change may have a considerable And gallors win killed Shingarof and KAISER’S NAVAL CABINET | ropening of the 186 Brooklyn schools ding inefficiency of| Gen. Falkenhayn, appointed by the war debi, and ® Siavie strain fect on the campaign Kokoshkine * © murder of the for- | by the fuel famine, every organization, and he ber ser fo reorganize the Moslems through Germany would endanger The two conspicuous enemy fe 7 Ministers has created a tecting of CHIEF MAY IT POST, joo in the greater otty would have a the facta deve \fter Gen. Allenby's victorious Holy | the life of the country, not merely the OP this front © heen ¥ \ M . 5 a Mar | Tevulsion amon tolshevtk ¢ supply Committee'a in-| Land campaign, has returned to Con-, life of ¥ f'ruaala, After our ex. #B4) Conrad ulsion am Holshevik om upp’ fn Hoetzendort, com ——— | Py i ; clals who are anxious to prevent the, | ce Jan. 12, when the Brooklyn tire plan for perience 4 V " = ding the mount tant u 18 aig } ; A aR: sore Vent Is there now to manding the mountain front, and Vice Admiral von Mueller Said "| losing order went into effect, Mr dd Seeverary of e@ Roneh New York schools supplied with coal. stated that it solution on the | Patrick Jones, Superintendent of pored to the tantinople and hin ¢ eda much greater and more Gen. Boroevic, commanding along the (Continued from First Page.) rehabilitation of the Sultan's forces | be or situation fiom xetting beyond their 4 art | Favor an Understanding Jones has received 2.500 tons of coal, wen abandoned, the reports de- dangerous Alsace-Lorraine?™ Piave. Gen. Horoevie ts the jur ar With regard to Alsace-Lorr of the Field Marshal, and his p — | Moro than 50 per cent. of the| Herr Harden writes Ing over him in in the nature of a jo vals and coal expected at! strength of twenty-four Turkish divi- “Neither Premier Lioyd George | ixerace, probably growing ont of oo ** terminals that the murderers did) not spend An i sions was lost by desertiony during| for President Wilson believe Ger- | the operations on thix front, Fleld or pie to! many is willing to surrender Al- | M Conrad von Hoetaendort re To-day. Yes! Re sace-Lorraine to France at’ the ins the command on the mounts Tons. has represented the ex- Anthracite 38.200 t | control a and he Dets With Englan. PRDAM, Jan itunk of Li Is of t ne reved) the fact “According to Ht Jersey terminals: | more than ten minutes in Hospital, At 4 ‘ wha Hy doorbell) rang loudly forty-one com-| present moment, but what about front. Ie ing an average of about day now, This coal is be- ushed schoole now open, 4 pate, the Pan: | © has been no attempt as rmans are hinting at Gh mpendir t 1 h ) a supply In the buildings Ienation of View Adinival von Mueller. |v iicre about 300,000 Rrooklyn schoo! 4 oun f of Emperor William's Naval ( 5 ft The Wspuper suye that, like id Mat Saks ed there GERMANS SHOW “YELLOW, Nl paniag), of. alvent stroopa, whieh les Germany's attitude two or three tremo element opposed to ttaly, and Bituminous .» 36,200 Le rhala wierd Saran tat *rof. von Valentini, Chief of the En w olida ; |the Alexandretta district 300 -Years after peace is signed, when 18 chief of the Austrian Staff sought CO#! waiting in vessels to be perov’s 1 Cabinet, wha resigned 1 e basis of the promise to have t quired who was © and was told each Thereupon herne mer of the ¥y ri E BRITON TELLS | SENATORS strong, reached the front with only, there can be a fair consultation to provoke « collision with Italy | ™°ved— | ahied iL cciore rushed in and | contly. Vice Admiral von Muctler t+ not | Brooklyn schoots stocked up with |four ofcers and 100 men per com-! With the poople? It wae admit: during the Tripolitan War, and has Todays Yesterday ey ony sree tue’ ceed ot tua Lio re ny With the Hae mans He /a good reserve whon they reopen in @ 4 | pany e tedly a mistake to take possession even been charged with using the F Tons Teil ada : oe eutnnd: Cor at Understanding WIth cucrantee from Fuel AdministrAtor 8 { ‘ nthraci 4 Me Gune f Rrookt Capt. Haigh, From Front, Says officers refused to! Of Alsace-Lorraine. Must wo al- | Messina earthquake ay a pretext fo . thracite +. 20,600 17,100 | ‘'< Em sce Wraciel’ Aligoa\ abcthie Umeha RipenOc #iftrookivn . ; ; ' “ti Falkenhayn's pro.) WAY® carry this burdensome in- | Austrian Intervention in Italian uf- Bituminous 12,400 13,350) Th CAR Cal Le pee <1 Supt, Jones declarod) bln ntate (a Kaiser's Soldiers Are Changing, | eramme, reports deciars, and openty, heritance of our forefathers? faire, Coal in cars at tidewater— Usha Bale CON ne eaetsewee bee: We un KE working in co-operation with the Fuel adopted a resolution of the most f the murderers, di of Administrators and that every avail- But Doubts Morale Is Dissipated volced their dissatisfaction, .knowing “Wo are strong enough tq be our) Gen, Boroovic’s tactios on the Ital- To-day. Yesterday. ons ay, Admiral von Tirpitz, o1 of the party, ad. abt 1 being tape well the unrellabillty of the diy. WN Masters and to cease to be tran ee an front have been uniformiy defen Tons. Tons, Anthracite 98,650 105,650 | Bitumir 76,9: summary jusiice, and thy ; al pt at eS iad 96,500 | ad heen) coméultted by those killod. | ier WASHINGTON, Jat ferman sol Gilera have lost their and are showing (hel Capt. Kichard Haigh ef the British | abandon: met pprove ‘i no crimes i! by errors of the pe heartened, war-weary native troops. st.” [sive, rarely offensive. For two y Berlin Hel ny nools, He i thar d times the nqvds would be hd that in the aaintat offensive only In transit within twenty-four | a atten In less than t days Fatkenhayn n the Isonza front he ihe aon mr so GERMAN AIDS REPULSED 0am oun nit soldiers to Army told the Senate Military Affaire| returned in di to Cons when Gerinan reinforcements com- hours— |The resolution formed and: the ine . 500 to 1,80 Committee to-day. Capt Hain, who] ‘The internal situation in Turkey BY BRITISH AND FRENGH tan ndva Since the forma To-day. Yesterday, *2ren fo! ; Sea CARIeAl iatdarhe Tiree n needed if! all has thrice been “over the top" and war} acute, Typhus, which a few months on of the new Plave line his policy Tons. Tibet it CHS ORILOS iatiche aitinine fat AE mt'D) twice wounded, discirred conditions at | agg was claiming 140 vietime por ais lhawedken venleAy: Gatanalva, Anthracite 73.250 82060 | VAP were am CC aNa aS ere TT suie provad thw wil ta vdctomer at. Cf rauibenhiutier: th the front In an Informal aeanion of We lin Constantinople n te inerouse.| Patrols Brought Back Prisoners in} The appomtment of Gen, Boroevic, Bituminous...... 38,550 A1060) B8t Pare of (Any ‘crew Hel di et cat majority of the nation was ur la Ue Superintendent of Petrograd, but had recent from Vint committ Capt. Haimh also d bitter feeling between the Bavarians and At this time of the y broken and that trust is most pronounced F its virulence strued as confirming | In transit within forty-eight caemy proposes to) hours— the Region of Auberive, Paris — | therefore, tw co olared there in very | reporta that t where they had been Acting hols, the high are 1 that lav's show would ham- fee ne command was untimited and unshink | Inlivervios and that ® number of is buibatas Kee "8 re seh probably would have to 5. DIVING SHELL FOR USE = n nue, between Hith and U2th, Streets, the Prusrinns, but he discounted stortos| At Smyrna, a city of 200,000, 500] War Office Reports. + Maintain a defonsive attitude on the Talay: Verterday, asta to the Baltic of the kenerni dinintexration of German | Hed from thix disease tn a single) LONDON, Jan, 2.—"Attempted enemy | tallan front for the present. It 1s Tons. Ton! LM A abeak your, while 90 e Turkish | valde lant niet east ot Yyren wore rer | RIa0 Fowarded as a concession to the) yi, 17,840 Rand | eoence ts SH Hew schools were closad The war has come to be F na'sfarmy has died or become incapact-| pulsed,” the War Office reports. “Other ian chen. Gon. @ituminena 41,250 10,000; Friday's demonstration, Including M.| AGAINST SUBMARINES © coal there we Ife, he anid. Mothers are rearing thot [tated for wervice through the ravages! Wise the night was quiet on the whole} Horoovic stand outside the MUNUY FURTHER IMPROVEMENT IN| LORIMOM, « Siberian member of the itsdowns resulting more or ith the knowledge that they ust bot ont dine ne | front Court favorites, like Conrad you | Constituent Assembly, were viewed lie ire on thei6 iy a ai oak OF thee , of Navarin Farm, in Champagne, was | di 4 the Austrian military policy | “ he Jo : Laci esi sunce Whe! tikes School No, 170, on Lanox Ave WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—The “Noi chet" shell, a weapon as deadly a PAs Suregt aya bast the ‘depth: charme: 44 {ho tiewest dete bethchad td PLC. Hc | nevfedtad’ py the News riatce geet owing td Which: ts 151 Ar plimblas. twenty-five “put that tell. ‘They are very sorting AT GARDEN GITY CAMP. son vrourack’ inne CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. |ommisioner an the remit at an MY overRment, who had been In) oq Contact With U-Boat, [fora at twnte-two owing to detece | (vin 22 *}former diversion of bituminous con) | PMHOH, big Ud sol ghev ily gauphosl tigi. ant [throughout the day ald to-da on Sosy tn the mh Of AubeHve —— -day by the office of the Tidewater Four other mi ® of the Ker Water but Cuts Under—Explode: dismissed eleven isses out of a | o | ‘ te nothing to report from the re- Jor Just sent out by McAdoo, Direc. | “HOther hospital because of illness, | umbing a GERMAN WARSHIPS SEIZE Ix Their Lt Tl | of the: trent." With net }tor Goneral of Ratlvoads, rescinding a | to-day were transferred to tho Kresy | The floating school “duy enmp* at Y f | Not in Their Line, So They Called} he re Depart- | "North of 1 Oni ats | Aiaeie Gold Bias * i from the es of the Berwind-W, Tho MintMers trapsterrad were A, ny —- » back =} These ors fuvmiah) Henrly TEFRyakort and 8. A ‘} per cent. of the bunker coal ta Atlan. | = The new «ote tu BRATISH WARSHIP SET AFIRE. |,.°2. BY BOYS IN GREW, IS CHARGE "=." "sh ‘suse on ft strikes |. O ol in ihe Bronx has ore F{ duced its classes and one in Queena ts ated f Hambing asons. Officials Areatly increased © schools. when | oial statement. “They Atiny officers to-day Investt fv fire and handsto-har 9 Tons, | en Capture of the Luna, ing @ mystertous fire which Inat| in Stockholm Despatch counting on \day's order eupervened, diverted thin Garden ity, and for a.time threat. | ] N G supp from Ne 0 ow a t h COPENHAGEN. J 22.—The car the building with complete de OF ASSEMBLY SOCIALISTS Th hiemboas ns i a é at -, He jot a new tus harse cn ture by German warshins of the Dutch} struction. The warehouse has been | NI come to this port, | 3 ,, | to explode act with a salld Damcadis’ Lage: Vast tone aicens team lanarc sateen eeeecnicernn —— | a Emergency Coal|Three on Super-Dreadnought, All|, ora the water of at tare et Holtand for Sweden with a cargo The avintors attempted to fight the | SWect Quotes From Shiplacoff's Manag under the United State Under Sixteen Years of Age depth. Shipping Board, said. toad he had} value- of the tatest antl sugar, te reported In a Stockholm de ste, not yet used the authority invested | Are Arrested }marine weapon Les in the fact t spatch to the National Tidende The Luna was taken into Swine Ford Employees blaze, but when it n to wain they Alleged Slur When Latter Com- immoned the Fire Department from ) Na anatend plains of Treatment by Press. in him yesterday by Chairman Hurley! LONDON, Jan. Three boys, all] *hota which fail silahtly short will Re rt to Work Thadde C. Sweet, from the rostrum coal harges at the Port of New York ths polar ehh AKeRdHOUR DS beneath the iv the she 1 ‘ Hy ye M4 the Assembly Chamber to-day, publtely {uasmuch ax the neccasity for such | WAFsPite, were, arrested ie plode against the side of the submietges Immediately. auiniss a a at Nie gen tine E Gitmeral Motors Co. 114 drastic action had not yet arisen, Yes- | ° Select ates RUDRTOS. AREY hen tees sHally'| terday 13,000 tons were assigned to are almod at a periscope of a aubmarin ships, ho added; vessels of the Bel-| HEAVY GUN FIREINITALY. | readea vow-on, there t# a material 4 gian Relief Commission were enjoying | crease in the chances that an oversh will take effect some whe quested the Socialist lea colleagues In the lo erate with the Aw and his nine Tr houne to co-op- | tireat mbly “in placing | {Pt Ford Instrument Co., Inc, jupon the books such statutes as will ald priority over ordinary commerce car- | Rome Fierce Artitiery | Will | ° along the 80 Lafayette Street the State to assist the nation In thial riers. He was urging ull steamers to} Duels Along the Whole Front. | PMD od prench Adm ‘ Notwithstanding Rapidly Increasing \trving hour." | operate their coaling on twenty-four | ROM —The Italian War! jaye adopted it ‘ Prices of All- Overcoatings ],, The Weldent happened after Mr. Bhip- hour shifte Office statement reads: doa - lacoff, asserting he jaented In preas re hat been rte of hi repre recent ob Announce Beginning Tomorrow isos Che obal way a “artillery activity was more | yestorduy'a Monday holiday Chair- hott . a eters of the soneerd: | the Plave, where our guns sent , Their Annual Sale of privilemon ithe leatsiative correapondenty man Peters of the Coal Conservation | and the Pla hee Ur subs HBt | Hafiey, Farmer Martner im ‘Juoky'| “en do, fi, TATIIGIAL ancenten a | were entitled to in the Capitol " Committee suid that though tt wag | bursts an Sones val? a re | tad nmon Law Wife and Sons, Proncis Patrick aod Mabel Brady Garvan, Fall d Winter Overcoats “If m majority of the houxe adopts a ; Impossible to make a complete eur. /@mainat the enemy thee, while the} ane tact that the lute Timothy Hur |' i her Te rear, an inte ve jresolution to the effect that the charac ] vey of ity, reports Indicated that | hostile fire was directed against our tiy former partner of John Dunston in| Funeral rasa at St. Agnea's Chutes, ter of any Of its members hae been ate there was @ general saving in cog! {Positions south of Col Caprile, West |) aC Nodal eistn 4d at. .becween Lexington and £4 avo, tacked,” the Speaker suid, “the accused * ® . 5 w steria ep) ew priso| ’ ahh 4 Woednenday, Jan, 23, at 10.80 A, My The prasent Angusl Gale of Weberand Hallbroner Mask” ie APURRRE Aad, “thea 1 OM consumption of 56 per cont of Osteria it Lepres a few prisoners | widely known aa "Jack's." In hat ere iar Hm the bar cnley, Manhattan Fuet ag-| Were taken in a small surprise action, | the vin artner, had ae Reev Fall and Winter Overcoats occurs at a moment when the House, A member's personal 5 Northeast of Monto Asolono and in |law wife who bore hi miwo s0 WENDT.—On Jon, 21. JOHN WENDT, the imperative demands of the Government are onduct., however, wil arity pro- | | miniatrator, said to-day that com- - 5 S 5 evealed by bia will, which was f axed years, beloved father of s f Ponte della Priul todas a ly af cvarsaatinna 16k {tect him. Tt ill becomes «member who | - | plaints had come to his office of tho | the valley of Ponte della Priula at- to-day in Surrogates’ Cor | ‘Serseant Sohn Wend: Apne a greatly decreasing supply c) ol 4 | tected that tt od! by Table conmtabue | by salesmen and jobbers of tempts by enemy patrols were former Festaur ante ur divulges the | Wendt, 102 Bast 106th at., and In DEE epanon: | sembly" to compl fair treatment ¥ ted hotel rooma for the display of | promptly frustrated.” bene ‘in his will, and discloses | Ws, Matt It is definitely known that all-wool overcoats of Jat the hands of a neWspaperman | Rotehern “Pasitic &| samples yesterday ‘These constituted | ——_—__ = the ne ie mother wt stes den ral aervice Wednesday oventas, i i an Bonttiem Wallis 2] Violation of the Garfleld rule, he said, Brow arroll. Hurley died Doe. 81 jock. from the residence of bie like quality must in the future be sold at much higher CEO + t land he hau turned the complaints | Four barges are now stuck fast in ice |!6t ‘ 1 law, Edward H, Klatt, 9604 —_s at. Brooklyn, Prices WIRELESS TO ITALY NOW. | “ishivks Qo, Tenn, %) over to the Federal District Attorney | outside the ‘orts will be i Yet we are following our custom of clearing stocks ae for investigation. | mado to swing them ¢ lear and bring | “Freedom For California papers please copy, on the basis of marked reductions from this season's Hatta BSRee ote sar Bbee rt ‘ NO RELIEF SEEN HERE FROM |e into other docks. If the cont ar Sagas. —=—— prices. oe ars GARFIELD ORDER, |to use the canal it will mean longer Minnesota intcoduesa |-E08T. FOUND AND REWARD! Reducti 7 | WASHINGTON, Jan Direct radto t All coal dealers declared there had! haul roundabout handling and lution in the House to-day to tosr White breast Highland terrier dog; ai ‘eductions : communication between an Italian Gove been no relief through the Garfield | much delay a_national war slogan "Freedom samme, of Macs S100 conga: ee $30, $25 and $20 Fancy Overconts , $18.50 nmont sation in Rome and the Ar ~ te] order {Deputy Administrator Abearn de- Ml Boreve ws races Nantes tet tase: nae Many coal yords are empty, Only | ¢} uel Administration will - ton station, of the United States u ared the $30 and $25 Fancy Overcoats . . , . 22.50 oe eae ubatautinty cate *A8) on one other date thin winter hus|all tt can to help the coal companies | © $35 and $30 Fancy Overcoats . 36 50 bere nee eee Aaberia ek: 1 vy Sty] New York received wo little coal as obtain labor. It waa maid alight re- $45, $42.50 and $40 Fancy Overcoats . 37.50 | SekOrnnsnhe Be between. thet NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE, | unloaded at leant 100,000 tonn 9) down, but it is too early yet to meas- matic . Iver and ‘| ler ‘normal weather condis » remult : 3 De Wiech aw oan | day, under on w condi-| ure definite results. No Charge for Alterations floes. ‘The daily statenest of the tate | gan i Tow. Clone, | tions, to rellevo the gituation, Theso| Chief Inspector O'Rrlen of Police tan War Office will he teccived hy radio | Atereh 6. 4100 figures tell why: [Meadquarters to-day #ent to the toc 4 This list of reductions applies to a great majority ering for publica | Mayo...) 80.40 Public utilities in New York City] Fuel Adminiatration a list of 182 vio f oO. Ss 1 id July. 30.20 1 daily 9,000 tons of bituminous) lations of t rfleld elosin rider of our Overcoats. Some staple overcoats are being Oot. vee. 2M B88 coal; garbage Incinerators, 1,000;|noted by policemen throughout. the offered at what appear to be smaller reductions— Austio, Capital of Texas, Gees Drz | Me baa oeeaatte a flour and abbatotrs, 1,000; suear, yesterday, Those concerned the Market closnd weak, off 42 to 66 po ors | 9500 tons; dealers, 2,500, for hospt-|use of lights, contrary to the stipula but in view of the coat of replacing them, they are all Attractive Offerings for Tuesday, January 22nd al Tex, Jun. 8.—Austin, capita | se tala and other uses; ships, 10,000 to| (ions of the Monday holiday rule: reciealy reduced, of Texas, has Kone dry by w matority of ITEMS FOR INVESTORS, 15,000 dally, a total of 81,000 tons, |they were noted chiefly In the BUPTEM VRANUT, BRITTLE picture Manket of olden brown, A few which cannot be replaced next ye t 102, according to unoff count Word Pennaylva Railroad — stockholders} ‘The av daily unloading of bit-/side business district and along erackly gel # be pred out a moaaen ats mble, completely 1 2 exnet { any price must still be offered at their original very reasonable prices. No greater clothes economy can be practiced than to avail yourself of this rapidly passing opportunity. = number over O00, th ures! ya nu y t y the police. ‘ january 28.400 tons, Against this | thelr lights upon request of the polic pa ote yat dperease, for tho yearl any the above dally necessities for| O'Brien algo reported. eight vio- Stock 1s now owned in the United Secten! | prioritier, and 100,000 tons are needed | jators of the heat prohibition and six wd lfor the shipping now accumulated, | |iquor dealers who used heat tn the U. 8. Bteel Corporation meeting to] gTRIKE OF ICEBREAKERS ADDS places of business |tako potion upon dividend wilt’ be held TO BRONX SHORTAGE. The coal situation in the Bronx wag! Viacent Asters Greener: mplicated to-day by a striks Giana te fare LOLLIPOPS—The kiddies’ own sweets, Bix disks of Condy in Lemon. Lime und: Strawberry flavors, They lusting enjoyment for the little folks, pat up lr attractive Dont need much milk on this corn ‘food Ordered Weber and Heilbroner Suit Sale Interborough in year 1917 The End-of-the-season Clearance Offers Un- fend “on "pre i tual” t@''45| o¢ a. dosen men who havo been am, |, NEWPORT, RT, Jan, 22.-—The local | | CHOCOLATE Coven. Poot Goh wa usually Satisfactory Selections and F-onomie: cents per share on cominon closed oe \eebee fel authorities have ordered the Ser ana fae OWS The men have been re. | closing of the chain of green houses nts an hour and row de. | owned by Vincent Astor. Arthur Cur- oal companies told the! tise James, who has @ large plant un- mad kers in the Mot | Tlaven Can: f elving 40 © mand 70, ‘Th Silver quote ott at 877-8 cents an ounce, 4 of @ cent Five Clothing Stores American Tide and Leather Com>! men's spokesman they con 1 the | der glass, has shut it down with the on rofity In quarter ended. De yxorbi v0 |exception of one small ho re 30 Brond 241 Broadway 1185 Broadway ws erofite jn quarter oy et Pec. a1, demand exorbitant and would not | qaceRtion, pf one amall house, ie 44th and Broadway 42d and Fifth Avenue | grant it joan neen. Praarreg, at n $2.49 a} Virtually ail of the coal supply of | Rigen, hous A cargo of coal ve | hare earned uatta ewport ho | exular semi ividena of fete: the Bronx comes through the canal, ward J. Herwind of Now bent. On P ick. navable April and the work of icebreakers is neces. dent of several coal companies, was The specifiod welght includes the contalnor cord March 9, 4 W stock wry to keop up @ steady movement, ecized, . b