The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1919, Page 4

at a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 5, 1919." | | | \. SALTO NUTS The best welcome home. Treat your “Dough Boys’ with ‘em. Hach monla early this morning at to the Democratic National ibieecon tle) st yai lai ft) TAG ldo ol Pd Aa dA dabbled Nineteen Thousand Men Sure 10 years a prominent figure in public life} wos prominent in the executive eoun- ghting and the property logs ta said The attempt to call a general airike '- ri and Democratic politics, died of pneu-| ct! Tammany Hall and was once a be heavy in Dresden was a complete flasco, Arrive on Four Ships, and Two — | om ——- The Spartacan | re fled fromthe] The occupation of Dusseldorf by More May Come. York Bye and Ear Hospital, where he | Convention Ho lived at No. 20 Bast ie . at 1% and are rted to have e Government forces has been accom x onthe: Ur eye] Sint Street, He wan sixty-three yeare j (Continued from First Page) ine taken a (Continued from First Page. VICK 7 Pe Aree amount of city funda with |[Plished without opposition, according stots tr ee) QO ERS of the Port of , em. ‘The Government troopa havejto an oMetal bulletin, The Radicals Embarkation declared | civilians were killed, accord to an[prociaimed state of wlego 1h Halle, Jare endeavoring to extend the gen. “Ward, as laid down in President day that there is ev Wilson's instructions from Paris,” ve President, during the tleup in who hae arrived here by alte t Ix aro still endeavoring [eral strike movement to Southeastern @ that arrivals of American Saxony fiers at this port from Fra « Rad bd - ; : January eabled to the War Labor — to-mo e of ; y; H The Spartacans have inaugurated a o-murrow will break all records | These Speciais for Thursday RA~S movement to seize Koenigsberg, Hast hs i gai one EL at tt ; Four big ships, carrying 19,122) | Prussia, and thereby open a route of esta ee ite Pret nw . peti iy men are sure to arrive, officials i 4 communication to Moscow, so that | : ~ say, and two more may come in | eo timated that the Government would 7 : fictbhiovik: anthios tras Késsla, mignt with 6,620 additional, On the list At the Fashion mnt enforce the observance of this de- Gy coriaintion are placed sistance of the Sparti- | ision, according to another Gov- | phe tie Fee ire aati Coronla, 9,905 men, due at Cun- Oe bigest BD ird Line piers at 9 A.M th ernment bulletin complete this morning, notwithstand- e Four Shops renin. aver, dissing that the 16000 elembere of the! ,, LAviathan, 10848 men, due at Luxurious Furs d the Spar Guard in! amijation are reported to be out, ltr 4. Hoboken, 11.30 A. M 5 nigsburg after considerable Nght Aree the service of the Fort Lee Mauretania, 3,736 men, due at day, line was tied up for a day one boat Cunard Line piers 1.80 P.M for early Spring wear have was put into operation this morning, Orlann, 1,038 men, duc at West e Tales ate rseien can forces 4th Street HASLP, — Swi March 4 Nineteen West BROOKLYN DOWNTOWN NEWARK been gathered nuM- sunning on a half-hour schedule, Tenth Street . ce ih di 460-462 Fulton St. 14-16 West 14th St. Broad and W. Park lg sy acieean i ours The boats of the D are aiid Lack The auxiliary cruiser Platts are an important feature of the pr in display here awanna Railroad, between this city burgh with 22 nd the Mon- ° D = l P U It was announced at Monday's and Hoboken, were running full blast olla with 4,408 men may also ar- | in the Fur Depart pring Dresses Specially Priced ¥\.':z¢:%38y.. sie waters ean el Nn | belch ~ Smart Originatio in Striki Central Germany had declared for a D0ats were being operated for the — Rarely beautiful Scarfs, in the new bre SINGTE UTES ULASORE Ut. OUTER ENG Figen inoldenta, including: tootine,| “the removal ot tho city's garbage,’ BRITISH UNION LEADER two, and fae ' Assortments for Afternoon Wear are reported from Magdeburg and! which has been Ived to-day when the New York ioe | ent. models, are made of Hudson Bay Sables, in selected Russian the rich colorings t rociated Press).— Two of the ¢ aan wants a annitaet Councillors of Erfurt, a few miles Towboat ge offered the use! p,: ‘ oo are such a wonderful Away, succedded in reaching Weimar en Failure to Grant Miners’ Demands sa 4 ite | tha” morning and immediat a} OF Ite 400: tugs for the job. “The Ges 1 5 foil to the ¢ and there are also y manded food. They declared t of the boats wus offered to Mayor Will Mean Paralyzing Strike, | , £ p Pant ; fet eaten for two days. ‘They tr-|Hylan for every day aa tong as the Says Williams. many handsome effects in Fisher, Silver Fox ported the majority of the population | strike may last, the city to pay only . i 1 rt starving, because the Spa . . LONDON, Mareh 5.—Failure to grant and Nat 3 For Scarfs 1 pi ans hee ‘ocized all the fod unica the employees, The boat owners SBY | the miners ren ies for c ie h m ast and Natural Biue Fox Scarfs. A magnificent assortment of those presentable frocks Oe ay see iter exclusively |that they can supply licensed max- and a 30 per cent, wage increase will | M ei ’ 5 among thelr own adherents. | ters, deekhands, cooks and oilers. result in a general strike of the “triple Viadison Avenue section, Third Floo one associates with prices ranging from $25 and up. } also is without water and| noprescntatives of boat owners sald alliance,” which would patalyzo Br nt (Madi n, Third Floor) In colorful variety, including every new model, Nght. It is impossible to bury the }tiee and other craft would be put ish industries dead. d probably force rnment, Robert Wit retary of the Trans- | irvine : hey expected to have a falr percent- | Port Workers’ Federation, declared to —Colors— | —Materials— 14 000 VETERANS ; nf boats back in service within a|[4¥. . s on New as pny ine 1 Beene iste near st ne) tte miner woe commer] = OP King and Summer gediies / tugs owned by the Moran Towing | (00 00" ine fanspert » 9 Browns and Tans Men's Wear Serges ) THE 2 |Company and the Merritt-Chapman | iiot jione numbers close Sweaters Wool Jerseys Company were again in commission) Wiijiams, who, next to J. H. Thomas | “ 00,000, Copenhagen and accepting business, Theae : ‘ thite ‘ 9 Jand Robert Smillie. is the most influen Dresses Grays—Blues—White | Soft Satins BE HOME 10 MORROW G. M, Bedell, Superintendent of the |tial Laborite in Great Britain, ix not f Ww Mi d Girt $18, | Inion F* Compa a ced op je remardin, a result e or mien VALE 5 ar Jiris Other attractive specials in new Spring Frocks and Union Ferry Company, announced optimist marding the result of th c omen, (Vil an sitet : fe that 160 men went out at 6 A, M. inquiry being conduct into the min- Gowns at $25 and $35, Other smart groups at $15.75. ~ to-day, tying up the seven Hamilton |ing situation by th tHe back in commission as rapidly as now | change in t new silhouette and unusual new trimmings. i crews could be signed up, and that /!lams, General term for the transport workers, —— Governr the numerot r * e (Continued from First Page.) ‘Avenue, Atlantic Avenue and Fulton |doca not believe the miners will accept AMON e | ferryboats, ot srook- {4 compromise ciate ‘ Wide Scope of Styles in Suits ight Gee AD PUallag! le nor teol ITA. andi Waiekanl and Ful Se aT clusive mode C at “do ' no = military term for it—in to be done | Streets, Manhattan. | AN-GERMANS DEMAND as the mor at Camp Merritt and at Camp Mills, | CONGESTION IN TUBES AND ON These camps will be vast boudoirs | maaie LE EES Oe PROTECTION OF KAISER Especi until the division is spic and span for the Fifth Avenue parade, Styles are many exe s not heretofore shown, as well aple weaves and colorings. Meeting Every Fashionable Demand Sprightliest of All Spring Modes lly featured im stock at the moment are jof traffic in the Jersey tubes, al- |though many took early trains to|Issue a Proclamation Calling on At the Advance Detachment Hend- i af re 7. |avoid the rush of the business hours. | . " orted atv S rs quarters it was announced this morn- Pies ‘ As alte i shes nee an ure.) Government to Provide Sate Imported Novelty Sweaters ang ai bedhetdetey erage pena |were jammed all morning, their ob-| Retreat on German Soil, =r > te 1 apvembling of tho men at the two) ssctives being stations along the line| BARLIN, March 5 (AsKociated Press) Fibre Sweaters in ‘I in sasin, camps short leaves of absence will bo | Gr ing gtudson und Manhattan sub-|—T xranted to many of them, perhaps to | a ae the majority—so that the first twe'or | Motor trucks, wagons and ‘man soll three days of next week may be sct| wor, atalled om bath slides j {for former Emperor William and h / k Sweaters : j e8 aside in Now York homes for hues, | North tives where tho fevlen wee | wife, according to «proclamation And Biack Sweaters for mourning wear. kisses, chicken dinners, fireside Wur | operating, and there was a long line |*d0pted by the Pan-German 14 stories straight from the front, moon- lor vehicular sxtending trom the LS meeting held as Babberg. , light strolls in pairs, wetting-oc- | trory tor The proclamation further demands quainted parties for war babies, ex veral blocks up Wh slitiok lite planations of war crosses, sleeve de rman Na Aasombly or the Mae te showing the attractiv sse effect. o t toa {furnish a safe retreat on jovernment \Esxtraordinary Thursday values, featuring smart box coat effects; semi-tailored, loosely belted and strictly tailored models. Skirts mostly in tailored styles, although scme are slit at sides, with ne w button fastenings. —Colors— —Materials— Navy Blue | Men’s Wear Serges New Spring Blues | Tricotines t on Third Floor) bility for the “#uic taten Island. | armistice hall Street, bound f¢ Novy, 11 be definitely fi Army and Navy autos and trucks and the guilty parties expelled from the ‘ orations, &c,, and repeating all the | were given the right of way on all public service Madison Avemwe = Fifth Aueme things that were said in a barrel of | sides, The proclamation o pan-Germans ‘ors mailed a year ago but not Vet! The Greenpoint Ferry, operated bY begins with the accusation vered, between East 28d the accusation that the col! Qath and 25th Streets New York Street and Greenpoint, 1a still ap ait : Lieut. Col J Kincaid, Chate- ning and will remain in. of monk our own pe man of the Committee on Arran unless the strikers decide to Browns—Gull Silvertones Beige—Henna— Dust Hairline Stripes Dae See Rites are TemrOlm: ms Cie beet sa the sits, Cue | ments for the division's welcome, said|the men from the Municipal bo $25 values are always remarkable, At $45, $50 and |to-day that he had heard from the Then, it is said, on unt of the $60—Bedell Suits are unrivalled. ‘ Kayore of tne ouner New Tork cities At maverio give twenty-four hour sahara Sf 2 ‘| Look for VANC On the A Further Economy—No Charge for Alterations [ready have retutned, and that thers | Mand a chance of fesine thelr sobs, |PePe the Name E, Green Box g thet _ Al ber the F) Bedell Policy of FREE Alterations. I peaisinte ack te Nem Sens cae che PUEE kcdte ebainete . ale poping tear pet enya pila oe ira ml vents ol aes ng sag MiSs were ven SEATTLE REPUDIATES | Don’t BeDeceived by a Counterfeit Package [Ronee AGG. She Applied 5 tie Roath BOLSHEVISM AT POLLS A Delicious Confection. Relieve Hoarseness, fifteon-minute service is being mains — ; Stop Cough tained on the latter ferries, those Of /Mavor Ole Hanson Declares Elec- lared tion for Council Is Message lapse of hment The Port of Embarkation ¢ |\ts ability to take care of supplies for : the outgoing transports, using ite to Country. own tugs and lighters for the trang-| ge mp y ih Be portation of beef and other stores, BEAT TUR March: |yens “by their ballots yesterday repudiated attempts to establish So’ they repudiated auch attempts by po- nent to-day expressing his gratifica~ tion of three city er candidates endorsed f leader This election,” he continued, evidence to me that every true Amor- G, Carrol) Todd has resigned ae)ican citizen will repudiate preaching United States Assistant Attorney-| of class hatred if given the opportun- ral, it became known here ty, Seattle remains loyal to our dis, prior to the departure of Pi jovernment dent Wilton for Burope Mr. Todd had charg: attle’s elt Flour restrictions are “off” There is plenty of it—use all you wish for any purpose | Resignation Announced as Wi | Sails—President Signs Commis- |» | sions of Palmer and Williams, | end t i whether tions under th ‘ return to W mmediately se Law had been mentioned asx a der conditions prevailing Januaty 21 Cae rm Sete SAMO a! r to Attorney General Thomas | when they struck for higher pay sated gory appoln A.M Vand ner aR Att y Kelton Willams as Currency were signed by the shortly after midn! MILLIONAIRE YAWKEY DEAD.| Sold Everywhere. ) rp Cah at Moaelae ADVANCE NOVELTY CANDY MANUFACTURING CO. | IT, NEW YORK CITY, Clarke Washington. of Detroit Team, | 519 EAST 72D STRE M | Minton Maranal McCarthy: AUGUSTA, Ga, March & Makers of a Hard Candy With a Reputation 1 | 1 Yawkey, —multis , ih RECUPERATION ub, " oH ih Me BMT TITEL | | of the vital forces of the body, '\/\'" 8%, lines of several days. ‘Tyrus {! inthe strugglewith acute (jis ede ue ut the tine of hie death Yawkey Was widely koowr SAFE DRUG STORES wa. depends not upon super- ficial stimulation bat upon ade- ee CL ee quate nourishment. The body ‘ : In matters pertaining to public health, Liggett’s } needs to be nourished back to y's, tytny.,, Nawkey ina lead and try to anticipate legislative action. { strength and power. forty-three yents old y, Perec ' Ik | °. ° . F 5 ears ore laws were enacted, we stopped a ee atiehe all selling liquors and narcotics, excepting when Peace-time Superlative Qualit K, 0.’ BROWN HELD IN COURT Hling | d h | 1 prescribed by a physician. at Keneny, A Va ne Braun, a pugilist, known as] Knocks Brown, was arraigned tn Kearny (N. 1.) Police Court to-day a pure, wholesome tonic-food, oh ih charge ot ault and battery o non-alcoholic, tones complaint of James Dologhan, gignteon und was held in $2,0 ¢ Hud- herves. Nourish yt Dologhan charged Braun with shooting h BY him in the leg last Saturday in the a back to strength *. Kearny Meadows, | Braun said that the — i Matte Bowne. Revue. NS shooting was acciden' i