The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 4

Se VON KUERLMANN tiene they wil not be under orders of Potiee commanders, but of their own oMicers. A central control oMce will b ‘ fécated tn the Inspection District Omer H witeerland a anamitred The Commissioner points out the vas Agency ny witnern plan will be an advantage to the public ' [have been sarhmoned by both wid expecially in emergencies, ‘The financin!| | includ he ara Whe dF saving will be through rentals for tne | the tary's automobile oxiating bureaus and telephone charges during in Bucharest. he sayn, —_——- ep French Social Secretary, OF DETECTIVE 5 TO SAVE $60,000 flien Go Bark to Precincts after _» July 4 in the Plan Modeled Te on Waldo System. Srhe city’a detective fore will start biking under a new system Joly 1, When the nine branch bureaus wi be @i-ontinued and the 140 men dis- Cibuted around the ninety-one police Bifccinet stations, Comraissioner Mn- IS is and Labor Federa-} Kaiser Summons Hertling to|Csin®*cscrnin the tase muetsien PARTS, June 28—The French 6o-| Headquarters for Important | inanner wai ased their countries Aug. tations at Bucbares at Party, In co-operation with the “ during the ne Gen, Kaledines was “netmaa” Becrotary von Kuehimann, It was sa « an” of | save Tappt. Whe fs reapensidic for the chaage, 1 ee nate Conference. |war seen often with @ well-known ‘he Don Cossacks. Lobb abemngik & congress in Par W@pects to save 956,000 a year by the ohance. LiPhe plan ie modeled after that tn member of the underworld. hounced by the F gency ‘ zs Th nferemee Will take up interne PARIS, June 28 (HF ° eationn, German Foreign Secretary on Wed- the Journal, The despatch adds that it is believed the Emperor will ac- cept fan rertpaalions Promises to Testify Against Ban of Health has confessed to stealing here to-day. AMSTERDAM, June 2f.—In the Kelchatag and (so preas anger at Dr.| prive, Assi District Attorney Talle yon Kuehimann's confession of bope- | vatd to-d nfield was indi leswness in victory for the Ceatval] terday on Powers and his display of vacil!ation| receiving » ort Sas Basete banda Me: Fae BCA: peat sre te oe Pek 110 | ForRcboa ins Wen Hes Vooks Sued Youtisr. hoes | sa0e WOM We Boo fom rt” Parts Coon Sone Pham by his second apeesh in trying t+} promised to testity 7965 | OL Mant" Revay Canew Sone, Gio Rewewaciont =" THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 28 : OVERTHROW BOLSHEVIK 2, 1917, Kuehimann offered his foctarreeibe CLERK IN HEALTH BOARD INTERVENTION IN SIBERIA nasday, ways & Zurich despatch BY ALLIES CALLED VITAL | ADMITS STEALING STAMPS W REPORT FROM stamps there for months and selling them | TNDON, June 28—That the Bol- | an j to Blood Banfield of No, 863 Riverside sheviki in Siberia are weak and could | bas ceased at Krasnoiarsk. |be overthrown easily but for the sup- ‘6 on of patty larceny ana|port of armed prisoners released by ‘The clerk has| them, i# the contention of the Harbin | WASH nat him. t was! correspondent of the Datly Mail. «1 id he was foun Banfield’s office te Be Home.” rae foods} 2VErt the consequences of his first] *' terday with 1,600 stamps, which he| 00S despatch dated June 23 he says! baaznj See E hg Merge Soo We Tigee O° fez tase Barea teem: antes | apesen to rising Eilat be had ‘ateton nae wee trying| that of 20,000 prisoners fighting on | q + +, + Rigged Rhode) In a violent attack on the Foreiga | to soll at a 10 per cent. discount. |the side of the Bol REPORT SENT OUT | may jberian Railway | Baikalia, 4,000 are Magyars w | the ohief source of Bolshevik st 1 Allied divisions, says 1 wn all Allied interver Just arrived. | 260,000 rubles from the lo Government an un ind Nquidation of German representatiy can firms ar > hold the from the fact .t scattered = C#echo-#io FROM COPENHAGEN =. rom Tcheliabinsk Nij-Udinsk, a distance of 1,600 miles, arey ngth (Continued from First Page.) and keep in touch with the counter- Site fevolutionary movement in southeast- . ¥ ern Russia, led by Gen. Alexieff. had acted in a A'Mies, succeeding Gen. Brusiloff on) vpoigheyikiom is living corpse. The Consul has received Bolshevik hand Ameri muleted heavily COPENHAGEN, June 2%.—tmperis| field, Indicted on Charge Iwo Divisions Could Put Down “ger threat onsul at TrhutdK | Chancellor Hertling has — | . of Larceny. Resistance, Says Correspondent— reverts that t " {is pockmarked to German headquarters for an i1a- ‘, ° iw ullet ole nd hat portaat pecieeaee, It was, learned | 4 Junior clerk tm the city Departmen Freed Prisoners Aid Bolsheviki, | the Bolsheviki and Czechs are fighting there. No business is being transacted Pres mission "4 ‘ ° Minister in the Reighstag Tucsday Assistant District Attorney Tatiey |, — aR | a A —' dB ——) — ge 2 Deputy Haase, Independent Socialist, | Pucgred oye, and that thelr omer | | tyes { Seto hitte Coatnpe, Cok eo owe SoeleEs” Valte. . . & says Vorwaerts, suggested that on the| amounted to at least $100,000 8 year. | Eyes Away. «ee. Robert Rice | POCOIPt of @ certain telegram, Chacel-| Banfield is in business under the sepes | Sea oars AIST ele, Peet, “Seene Aemeoeeintes’ °°, RESRE] ior von Horciing hurried to the House name of, J. H. Peterson at No, | | Fame | h8teta te Cane Fn Ses Gein bitte’. * .. Reon iiss Bead '9 ovcaly hand von Kuehimann the/ i e"ind revenue stamps for collec. | H (Seem tab) Oran.» ° ‘allken cord. tions.” With him was indicted on ne {kee Go. ON. ‘ Deputy Haase desotibed von Her-|similar charges, Mrs, Helen 1. Smith { theatre you would pick the new shew e Jace where it ip | t!/08, von Kuohimann and von Payer, 5 5 ite | } Ube Lng Sey ages mak ym nee LI - iatic song and | (he Vice Chancellor, as “fg leaves to) £/"/nt. & bg ey ea C8 gods Lr ved typ rece Kon They are} hido the nakedness of the milltary| each in $1,000. EE: to minsty days im advance of all others with the real hits. | government,” and asked why the real] Ranfield bought stamps at 10 per) . attinta pedorm for Emerson Records popules ruler of Germany, Gen. Laudendorff,|cent. less than their face value, Mr. | Fwd mand any «leg een ead) yas not mace Chenoetior. Talley sald. A representative of a| a ooo circulariging concern reported that ni KUEHLMANN TO DEFEND | se'uSSisceua* P's ‘pest Sa which would give him 8 per cent. | THERE'S AN EMERSON DEALER IN | N profit. \}) — Dtattothas Machstgte ttt © REPUTATION IN COURT Bigner Travel Al Ankea for Discha 1 Libel Suit Against Berlin Paper! wasHINGTON, June 28.—To mect ic} ers, increased ratlroad transportation coat Which Attacked Personal Conduct | ‘7 equal the navy's allowance, Secre-| in Bucharest Up Next Week, Tay Braker has ‘asked Congress, to in-| ve j PARIS, Juno 28—The libel suit Charged soldiers from: 31 to 4 conta a of Dr. von Kushimann, the German mile. j - —— (7am — | = i (ee, ¢ No C. 0. D's. Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit No Exchanges 34" St. New York JULY SAL — LowShoes *6.55 Actually Reduced from $10.00, 9.00, 8.50, 8.00, 7.50 Embroidered Net Gowns Chantilly Lace Gowns here is no food. Husiness also opt Deln- 28.—President | Wilson has decided to accept the resig nation Of Frederic A. 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