The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 6

cas 7 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1919, j were tortured by the Bolshevik! | ’ York by the American steamship West- ‘ to Other Places Ca food will be con-| Forty Red Cross ambulances lined ep fats and lat the United States Debarkation Hos- } sail for] Pital at 6th Avenue and 18th Street this kn elr guns ‘i agrend | Sc t ft s Five-Year the Baltic]morning to take 250 wounded soldi beauty specialist of Kansas City, re pestid Ay “eu Michulnky eae ial ement Get ‘ by |to varfous railway alatione” Soon e cently gave out the following state 0 give the man’ 16,000 4 | From the U nited States—Com- 1 of U. S. y a |eutea “Sttsmohl te heen “the Rea ve ey halts, i Lalor the bandits ask more mittee Backs Gomy i n 16a ap-}moving, but there were several tr ‘Any can prepare a simple mix n tured y : Wililuer Me Ado. 7 ture at home, at very little cost, that hn 1 1 D o , trrwm F y Lieut. Francis A. Glass, in char of ‘ ae h sine ¥ o ion ern work, said men were moved out will darken gray hair, and make it a | M LONDON, Jan, 15.—The refusal of que od ‘ of the hospital every day and sent to soft and glossy, To @ half pint of : P . aa ee ‘. ‘ . AP. T for the raltroad different Base Hospitals over the = frater add 1 ounce of bay rum, a small | Latndowter and Wife Victims}! the American Federativn of Labor to | Jurist Makes Garrison Appoint of. to-day “ GEN. BARRY TAKES COMMAND OP cases, Suen well on the toca eid of Barbe Compaund and % ounce . : P |participate in the proposed Interna. | “inden ‘the ‘Consttution, & . covery are sent t > " ot glrcerine. These ingredients can| Of Assault and Robbed of |}, jhe valuables the men ve and | tional Labor and Socialist Congress at} Ment Permanent and Sees xist power hg Cotaraas Ws eer - thelr homes, cnt ‘2 Hospitals clove ¥ bought at any drug store at very! F a manded liquor. not voing any |Lausanne has had @ disastrous effect re Way sate Ansamen Charge at Governor's — little cost, or the druggist will put it 30,000 Rubles. liquor about, t the Motul Jon this gathering #0 far. ‘There is No Need for Othe Thom asked latand for Third THe up for you. Apply to the b ss skys a fin and then went yy Melelaat : a DEALERS & week until the ¢ joff to a 1 house also the question of who is comp nt A xi 5 nw Ww aye tained, This will mak gray haired WAKSAW, Monday, Jan. 13 (Aa-| They ind any money |t© represent the enemy countries at Ma a ‘ n poration who sell imitations of |tnere, mc Ky Kays, they set] such @ congress. : a : 7 ron look twenty % younger. | sociated Press).—Bolshevik gueriil o 1 fate 5 A is is not a dye, it dors not color | Ipredatiog tn Litheanic|famiy an they attemplod te eerame | Arthur Henderson, former Labor {city for the appoint : ‘ Couxey the world’s best relish, the most delicate scalp, is not sticky | 4d are depredating In Lithuania} 4! girl of elghteen almost made good |Member of the Ministry, for ‘ i or greasy and does not rub off."—|us they advance In the direction of| her escape, but was ht down | Paris yesterday to consult with t , get the reputation of sell- Advt. | Warsaw. A landowner named Mi-| Handitn then be wtthe'e Mee death” [French Socialists and jt ie now be- |" " WP : ‘ i , gt ing cheap substitutes, Kxtre Coaree Yor It soc a eet ie wean HONOR SOLDIER, ‘AD ten WL aba pass Wediewe cet ten Sn t iaswe must bel When your customers td pelea moe J turen ha. urrive b @ Will take place ” ny i . | i. Advertionments for The World vay be ieft at | Boranovich!, has arrived tn Warsaw HONO DEAD AT SEA} t onal meet Borno | ‘ sites call for ‘Worcester. PR Dan Meemene oes te ar ant relaten how to and Ris wile) noay of Man Who Died om St. Lonta| be substituted fF} icuryene iy FOOD RELIEF FOR POLAND, | tust ure iue tin ; shire” sauce they want | in Ping Covered Casket. | ‘ place, | PS : . jed the lute Frederick De! The body of Pri Christopher | of Samuel Gompers | F T.WOTon Carmo, Conting M2, ; -- > Reiner, 46th Field Artillery, tn a flag-| er delogutes of the Ameri- | ' Corp 1 Leaving for Dansic on New York Dirigibie on Last Lap to & |draped casket, was brought ashore |can Federation of Labor will have |t request of Hon tt ward Ho. Key Went. z |from the cruiser St. Louis to-day when |important consequences on tho ace |e, had WASETINGTION, Ja Ga, Jan. 15.—The SAUCE Y |ahe docked at Hoboken. tion of international nlares | t t Poland on Cal, en route from| THE ONLY OR | | CAM ME ER | Six saviors bore the casket to the! in the 1 ‘ resttlons nt tient! Ina inein t Re ow York "to, Key Went, left hore at Re Stree Woneee) erent } ple ere Mier Capt. GLa Lincoln os rn ti’ of A aybreak on the last lap of the long i i j Stamped on et Shoe Means Standard of Merit bt |falled “Toverybody to ‘nitentnn 2 [faces Mr Gompers in his attempt [Conclusion ; ; Stick to the Only Original, } ; Judge M \ tt i th nd a hears Ito found a new International Medera —SS—= = 34" St. New York Be k fora (tlOH OC Trades! Unions, for thany (time Mr. it. te | pneumonia. His home was at No, labor leaders here are no! t | Separate Entrance to Our Men's Shop. 68-70 West 35th SL 24 Howard Stree Sp » Wash. pos ik t mee praised b " trea s ‘ Pe eae ki thetio with the American Fed foe: Clearance | [Hen plan of working only op a .iccoinylishe. how MEN’S SHOES | parte Deputie nt Deschanel) Labor here is split over the G be 7 ayer PARIS, Jan, ul Deschanel # Union Committee, rey OE OLR ‘ a € oO waa yesterday re-elected President of Bea Gemenity Wort sta oan i inten VETERANS OF “WAR ; } ; ‘is hat at, hi Miser Closing Out Sale Thursday — 10 AND BOY SCOUTS « proceedin vi ve f]Our Mail Order and Friday Continuing Till ea ene me arpa : saeithe aky D || Stock of Higher POSLAM BRINGS Gen, March Sends Request for Go. P ? All Are Sold operation to All Camps of ibstantial action w Priced Coats [ape fryer LL of our higher priced, medium size Coats from aur Mail Order stock, in one big lot, at one price, $18.95. 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