The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 2

ware renee or RR ee ee | THE EVENING WOLD, _ THURSDAY, JANUARY 2%, 1919. y coal WILSON WINS FIRST BIG VICTORY IN THE PEACE ‘CONFERENCE reece ae eecitececcr) NAS NURSES WHO ARRIVED ON THE ORIZABA TO-DAY CAUCUS ASSUIRES ie ace ie al a vhile the League of Na probat effort t with ine ‘lea will be ta w's 808 teh te ai til tne ea I wt » udhere to {in er company, Powers in reenrd to Rw enal- blans #econdar neludir visit , what nd of all efforts to dictate to B a 4 trip t t | she a eset ate Sra HALL'S iing of an effort to understand what oon ae ne ameriean troops will eo Ue ‘ he 1 ns ere doing for theme Or nec rg hal | The Standard of Quality © elve te wn no , ‘ —~ the liner Ge Washing fived at yut but the ! } +e att Sant iA shelley jon "De Mr. Wilson hus personally Debate on Ratification Begins dent Wilson « od the “acid |e apace on the liner be given ove After Resolution for Ref- ty ee b that ane -eelberitosls Ml ag | erendum Is Beaten & It is now possity a reed imum | a ] the present detailed plan coneem'® | president W n'a b s have re fiameia i ( oP t | won, hele fitet' ere in the ALBANY, Jan Adoption by Teaco | whi t Ame the New Y h Assembly of the Wilson ines the broud pr nier Licyd Goor British delega ward the idea ente concessions can Chief Executive thoroughly do es. As a result of a plan written in person by Mr. Wilson, repre tives of the Allied Governments wi!l Meet accredited representatives of Thompson- MeNab resolution to ratify the Federal Pi hibition Amendment was virtually assured to-day when A cau Day Beds the Republican majority } deavored to pursuade I S| crv Muah Pastiok ons? fe cus lasting more than an hour and a | Ste only one popular article of our 4 cept it. tl was bok - 1, in the Sea of Marmora, on halt. voted; 94 to & tem the | plete line of 1 beds, horse however, that they ru ab; 3h; Wh Wadeavo® W attaes for Ine : _., { tuattresses, durable box springs, bea netting Wren , © | ternal peace in Russia as a prectirsor | fcharsilachio ci Aad oth Aah sible ilts, comfortable pillows and cush vermment and de sas sequentl wucus a wa to giving Allied aid to the famine- | © window seat or boat, stricken land | | unanime Seve six affire ure necessary for adop- | We Manufacture all our Bedd! with the Dokeheviki would be ult im too large a degree of dealing apt tor | It ts considered certain that ali tho RE et BE LTE 4 sg ah ~ cian to-day that the Allien, -RUssiam factions will accept the pro et cee ; at in guarantee _ Phe tinen Hage proposal to the |POfal although M. Bourtebert, ; commer” the finest mate fA wirelessing their propos : propos > opt hie 4 ; Socialist jeader, now in Pa | L : aero given out an open letter demandir ee referendum. i.) FRANK A. HALL & SO plied to the | : ° Wc Whke Toeilee AWS. be pure | eae Mrmativ 5 Manulacturers of Beds and Bedding through Boris Litvin Moderns bee Nab resvlution carried 76 to 4 25 Went 45th St., New York Maver to Gens Det | : dete Egypt, Ireland, India | | Ap the caucus was: breaking up ago—that the associated powers rec- and elsewhere, | j Speaker Sweet announced thit ye] Leading parties in Russia that will nd delegates are the Bolshevists, Menshevists, Social levolutionists, Cadets, Progressives, Cz&rists and the | group representing the scattering or the prime ministers and foreign min- eee L ee ; + eters of the allied and associated | COVernment, the Comacks, reh h ange! Government and other indepen f powers, and the Japanese representa- | dent Rus j ves, met thiy morning at the Qual ognize Russia, in return for a guaran- P NEW PUBLICATION’ oe of Russia's foreign loans, guarding of Allied interests, etc ‘The official commrunique said “The President of the United Stat McNab resolution would ree more than 81 votes, asinw after the Aasem. of Republican Leader Adler it “laoneultsed ty & vow of 18Gb ml FOR WORK 0) The mecting proceeded with | sented ih nk Seana dered “Over the Top in Business fa ciueaisaued of ibe naleas (items) |SRITISH ANO AMERICAN ACCORD , | the Men Who Went Over | an etates will be repre } or the plenary meeting of the con SEEN IN DECISION. the Top in the War. purpose: tise of Amerigin and 2 cia WITH 207 OTHER AMERICAN Wilson | leader who “knows the tactig : ; Ie be ” connection with the war. pleaged in speeches and in privat al would affect the pr + aa ae motion of Majority Leader Adie | If I Were Twenty-one. Reparation for war damage. expressions in England by boli | : Aviators Rieke se ae suspend the rules so ratifying | i. a manual of business tactic International regime of ports, W4-) president Wilson and Premier Lloyd reular Price,” the mys A ickenbacher and Camp- esolution cyuld 4 by William Maxwell, Vice Presi torways and raltways, | George. nedium by which the price of bell Among Those Mentioned onsideratic The De "1 r dent of Thomas A. Edison, In “Im addition, the meeting began — als epulkied according in Army Orders caphae Jtended that the A to su He has gone over the top, an consideration of the procedure to bo PARIS PRESS DIVIDED vious testimony, Was unknown t | : pend wit can lead you to victory. (Contin rom Fi 1 4 we bg ¥: . AT r 3. (Continued from f t Pa ‘ 2. 5 aaopted with regard to territorial re coal company. offical, for the rea PRUNE elated " cally inc in hee || $1.25 AT ALL BOOKSTORE: questions. ON RUSSIAN DECISION; eae Neaee® on, he said, nearly all their product C ” $ for 208 Ame eee gainst them and by a vote » 0) J. B. Lippincott Co., Pub., P| “The Supreme War Council will! number of acres being tapped by the} iy sold to one sales compa Seench Leas ‘ igre Lipa eo [ee cue: AUER a key : Marshal Foch, Fieh ympany y owns a Jarge a the thability of any ind * ’ mer re Speayenoes: ‘ n 2N > “PASS 4 areal Foch, Fis Merial Haig oO Jen % a are y my 2nGbe uno order GF Tiki: KOGBUOK: koe vat A GENUINE “PASS TO and Gen. Diay will be present, as well siete dent owher to get a lease from ; \ THE M in tt re as military ropremantatives at Ver=| Cayces Painful tapretion. chit ner the sround and | large company. Chase replied Ws] URon it bexas ; THE MARNE FRONT jailles of the Allied and asgociated | f ; Di ! 4 a a ‘ si “a they naturally want to hold ‘se disse TN Abi Ode eee iver," *rench, Declared Journal — So- | hase testit t the royalties they could on wacount of their : an amend 1 ore. i FIRST PLAN CAME FROM PREM- | Cialist Humanite Praises Wilson, : rae i ; : IER LLOYD GEORGE. PARIS, Jan, 28,—-The decision of| inching nen § S BRABERG| ORODE don abS Braphen : ' ‘ pine nandnies It’ is rewarded as significant in cir-|the Supreme Council of the Peace Pane tye {testified that thi a pecbera 1 the | swe H The ereentage f yased on the ? 8 outa bY m . the and th atify iu Asser cles surrounding the Peace Congress | Congress on the Russian question re Aah based a 1,480 0 ‘ a ; ¢ ot ee ar RiGee aay tata orseLie that it should be announced that the| meets with a mixed reception on the} : bisa ell 400 a Scrat rt raat | ; j : | means that before a bit of coal is 11s leased r 1 peakey, He opposed ratifica of the rst plun for a League of Nations to] part of the commentators in the| yaya, f, rei , and a large st ff ' tior be considered comes from Premior|Paris morning newspaper Ti Hoe sale the consumer | ing Philadelpi gC tFanApOLtA OH: oxiiert ) Yebat 1 to be lengthy, t Idoyd Goorgo of Great Britain. This | Matin, which carries the news under |,” = bighd ‘ a ton royalty to the) and Iron Compa tion = aupheviee rn +1 thi \eakehs Sth pamela | dag dg Pas is quite in consonance with what|the caption, “Dramatic Stroke a fl mere lense or | Valley Coal Company, nope and suppile rat nd | fore nightfa hae been known in a emall circle| Peace Qonference,” says: “It i , ne An ¢ ’ ne. weneraaly te ted page ag a . Lhnon es | BEASCO DANE, Ay lose to the American delegates, that| great and bold ic We shall see it} ‘ t of € Mr. Chiu MDeIANE | Mew . The Jow ¢ Cath tal ; ml shall see 1 si \ | 4 ; Rat | President Wilson plans to have] it is practical and fruitfu is Mors are re- | bs : HA a INVITED TO BREAK THE LAW. ONE NOVEL YOU. MUST Furopean ideas come before the Con- The Journal say hae aaed oP ; nee coe! tends are nine ates of the United & Kpreniad be Soselar CuseOe'| NOT LEAVE UNREAD. gress in advance of his own, Niding the fw that thé ylution | nae y \ ation of one. of Arm ey have been ca the B. RT. of Course 0 mat, wher books at 4. American officials explain that Mr. | adopted has caused a painful tinpres. | 10! Reed as to the req ner ramifica wed away on transports bound f hee $e ees pene ay: Wilson's purpose is not only out of| sion upon the French. Foreign Min ira Al land near Pott coal combina New Yori in the last month. In their | Tt '# gainat the rules and the ian | ep DUTTON & CO., 661 Fifth Ave, NY deference to Huropeun Nations which |ter fichon expre public sentl bd x if Sa watura Juve Be Fe aotiating the yeni ’ ons | have sacrificed so much in the war|ment when he suic 8 specc va notw tanding avpoage Ve ail of lettin, ei e where) or out of deference to views of Huro- Dee. Py pe ath ie a Hp ie SAE SU SOR BELA af 921,01 INCRE AR BENT OF RRATOR Fa phadade ep EAE rah te Toa vee DIED, pean statesmen, but that th OoMproiiae. arith the Balaheviie? leu He admit “is ne OF POGRe: | martial in France. Attorney Paul A. schmét.| ACBRY-—HENRY AUBRY teqhnics) advantage in The Keho de Parts says: “Insensate Way} nds of d operator of Wilkeubarre, whone ty us a nta , rum Plu Lying In State at CAMPBELL FU American plans until all others have|as may be the settlement now. pri maually Just. to hold are leased from. the Penney STRIKE IN DRESS INDUSTRY 7s: seat! sate RAL CHURCH, Broudway, 66th at been f 7a sed, whieh they waay posed, it has al least the merit of} uy Pe? tu vea oul Company, testitled that 56 cent Lie a vere, Avi Oe all) ReNSON.—HELEN BENSON. be brough rd, probably form | ridding us of the still more harmful)! PM DRS & line oe on the ‘Vourth rob A E D WITHIN 48 HOURS the Fr ‘ > atop. Services at CAMPBELL FNUB that iad have developed * | Paris and giving them the opportunity | ! . sal Bs \ 1 ik i | aaah TON.-MABEL HAMILTON, ; : f repeating on Allied territory the| C2MPARY in the vicir f Potts. |ped nt ers Likely to Concede : “at CAMP 2NU anounced pur ° alll ‘The Figaro says: “It is to be hoped| ¢ would : h Asli vet int Owir Approachin yo ‘ a the Bolshevik agents will not take|" beeper being prod " ss Spring Trade : ‘ M’KEE.—On Tuesday, Jan. 91, 9 dvantage of this temporary respite | v v a 1 4 W I possible the £25,000 w en E nia SES M., beloved husband of r propa PW il temaed ment a hand in the matter » Battalion we and waist industry may | ——. McKee . r the work e(SELLS COAL TO HIMSELF AS "There must be t fact be settled in the next forty-« tives and friends, also mem po BRE baghglerhpry tadbarecbat cond halal C79 AP 7 ne eT srcemmencr|M istung in the nent trtzcigot eure. QEMATORS RAP NGARBY, | «” Wetman aaa oTh } The f Humani | A vt pa Weed peda q he Manufacturers’ | 4 Siet Anse! 7 " w ' onto Leulslators Oble to His Rew Dp 2 Assembly Disteif Repeats Her Brilliant]: Widhs {ie 222 ohn’ : i |iTALMANS SEIZE SERB SHIP, (Secession i ential he A {tie which we and the workers of! mark nd set TROGIR LIGERIA BOON GGROR Con TRT youre noncommitta ees : a ' nat eral fr Performance of |: ented that mista eee ae “HAULING DOWN U.S, GOL bali, Fro Ai Netapih wat est aan ni M * b ’ ' SM, sharp, pion Coms | ROBINSON,—JOHN ROBINSON, Services at CAMPRELL FNUER, port than HURCH, Broadway, 66th ot. Sumd 2 o'clock “Annatia” ot the Metropliten | CONTROL OF GERMAN ARMY | De,ctisponet of a inc Whiy wow yout et mare Than the} Commander at Jelsa Disregards Lists" reprenentative ofthe State Avtar [2 Tonight Frieda Hempel will agai i P Ler ata Fy Ape, 1 Putting re ion \ hadlinae bal | THE REVIVAL | E nis : : b b of this opera last Sat urday was one of the great successes of the ) operatic season, READ WHAT the critics said: “This part might have been written for Frieda Hempel. She looked, acted and sang the nee . : part gloriously.” |waa mace with t ’ f t , t nox k und “Her‘ovely voice was at its best.” | Naa ma bs ' Aree She was cherming—her singing | which, will FRIEDA cerning the ariny would not reduce the price one penny |'s!* » 6 norrow Uren A sini brig reel ede | quisite voice is RE reason } ; Adar for t During th CREATED perfectly marks avo Leen! every effort wea made to keep out| in cays iti there @ itp eners | rialian commander informea| FERRY RATES GO UP, | yt ea ue aan einai pelieg | SUIT Snare band fet “oe attr! Grads! quien to tay Increased Churwen on Attractive Offering for Thur ———— | Municipal Line ropolitan—then heat her at The t w ar i Hie avined the i etiele tip Edison Shop—-the voicesareidentical, | WISE PLAN, SAYS. GOMPERS. eigee : ent SHORTER HOURS REFUSED. arti fy Anvawe ents! mending, fo |e Rassian Decision Will Have ‘ : . * . and “ith Steet, Brooklyn, were adopted SORT STICKS—ANl | e@ Satintactory K | i Wholemmeners aad A . hood 4 to Tie Knming World Wants tal recde Ger-|0-day by ihe Sinking Mund Comm the ¥ | PAR a amuel Gom; x : iv AWRESD ‘ rhe 1 : seilal mae: ior The © on ure auto: deli % Do was told upo: A ur 4 i ; centa to 50 ce iness auton: . to forke, Labor, whi foul po ‘ h rial stateme ‘er on f t 10° | Vinay "4 ¥ 5 ele ae RETURN OF THE OLD 13TH. thn vessel the D-| ; nan | Iymites Go Meet Hewta , | Aa ren a dee | tik who hauled. dawn thal At Lo'viook:th +00 Extraordinary Special for To-Morrow ai | Jan, 24th a Minister of War, w of good. ny Ly spatwted with Friday Extra Special MAPLE PECAN KISSES——Funt Pure Maple Sugar, ¢ Texas Pecan Nuts “ n i for all] pight down to it company |! I A fectioners’ Bugar a q © — Alllat high prices, and for th ‘Tayor with ey SPECIAL for T oo K CHOCOLATE COVERED THRER-WAYS—Hlere we have Vt Cove DNOLUATINE SS Opposite Public Library |) rr i oeeh ph meanres vet } S : yet @ demands of em | derme aKe Ie As periodicals |The old rate waa 4d conta. “wants finfah few A75 Fifth Avenue : y Meche lg a 4 polling places ant | Norse, “against “the” old * Aiso i’ i nave wa 1 Ee Faas bya Mate mA with the pi ne of the| “Phe increasea were iy c Gforce: New Yarks POUND Box 44¢ er 5 In restoring pice int : r ‘ { ( 9 0 5 — 3 East Grange and Newark Pe ee ir eetam carina? & Pe , , Panay niles o Ae sort to ees election. 1a, Was oduced in the | ape th nana wermetie ~~ For exact locations see telephone directory, comity with the great facto: nol penden ) leawe the Jands and flood 1 eee Milla ard the first toturn Lesislature to-day by Agsemblyman Fates were still below those charged on! The specified weteht inciudes the container. a ee Re (he market with additional eoal. down de demande of sho mull works, Karte of New York = lelatm, Brivately ‘owned ferries, 5 ii ins ag a $54 é eee » “: oe