The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1918, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918, ( [School Girl Patriots Win Sta (MORE PAY, LONGER HOURS, |":it-cwmrsxerteemus" Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 P. M., Including Saturda, ARGONAUT'S CREW, |S Wary Stage Stamp Content FIR FORM BMLOVES| = seaeees a etal Scere BROUGHT HOME | BUSIES FIREMEN 2 HOURS = sat crskiplevidesa’e ‘aiteh' Sale ci Aeon eumemimnlanhes Sth Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 34th Street Every Man Is Eagor to Pe Sent Back to the War Treasuries WASHINGT! nent was red day by Senate and| Two Keystone Buildings Gutted— | : House conferees on the Lewislative,! tyamave About $10,000—Sol- | Purchases will appear on bills rendered August Ist Executive and Judicial Appropriation 4 be r Bill providing that all Government em-] , diers Keep Back Crowd. es in the civil establishment shall rk eight hours daily instead of seven, a8 at present, beginning July 1, and Fire that started in the plant of the Keystone Varnish Company tweRo Exceptional Values by ond Dwight st s, Brooklyn, ) feet shall receive $120 additio * . 3 Zone. hall reealve #12 additional pay Sant: |, bi bins Shipyard, py Sea ee | “ihe conferees also agreed to continu png apn snags AN ATLANTIC P¢ Jan A ance of Sub-Treasuries at Baltimore, . anti ter t08 WOMEN’S BATHING SUITS British ship trom a British port ar- | Boston, », Cincinnat!, New Or+ it br ght, wit OO eans (or hiladelphia, SI rb | rived to-day with 200 passengers after vant id ee ee Soldiers on duty in that Louis and San Francisco, which the - line to keen back ihe @ xigzag voyage during which the gun House had yoted to abolish ae Che | 5 50 crowd crews were at their guns every min a The blaze started in the finishing ba ute. Capt. Albert Edmundsen and the crew o American steamer Argonatt, which was sunk by a U boat off the British coast on June 5 According members of the crew, the Argonaut, in the midst of her convoy, was ling along in the fairest weather when suddenly there was a jar, then an explosion which shook the vessel from keel to truck A torpedo had struck her well fo ward, injuring ting her out took to the t Wogiand, 1 Want to Change Name of Bank, | room of the varnish works about 12.45 | The Germania Savings Bi o'clock and spread to the gum shed. | Brooklyn to-day applied to Jus .| Two alarms were sent in | zansky in the ‘The majority of the workmen were at) jlyn, to change lunch at the time, but the few remaining Savings Bank. ed fought the flames until firemen arrived, | seventy-three of the | regularly 6.50 and 7.50 5, were on board. 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