The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 2

ee te THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, i919. REDS THREATEN A NEW GERMAN INVASION IN THE EAS ST¥ eee ee ees | the léaguc, and that m of los: be Hard bit by Tax legislation. Nex eget’ sat SINN FEIN APPEAL CHALKED AT DOOR OF CITY HALL PARK ra a ihe Montbe Doetrine. money lke Of Mronibition. Allied and Gerinan delegates. weve Pee EN eet EE TEES OPE OEDEDTGIRACEOCODO® CLOTHE ED SOOT TT EPTEREDEEE VE ONT LEE EOE OER OE OOS The Majone Mill carries an imereas pediteieed,. fave, Kluried “for ‘Bras. > 6 school jwichers which amounts t % nels, Where the conferenves on mili . that $17,500, 4ui 1 ex y dary fd ebohomie arrangements are + © Cixpayers of New York a BORE UIed 16 be FeRUInEd Lo-mOrrow . rc y nione. | Gnuiid Us eRiry oe pease i The surrender of German merenant e aad dd mth be Fp rn ore site in retden for food tor Germany on a nverning body he poople te tho pringifiel wulifect tu be settled hemselves? 1 think not, 1t would &t theke conferences, | eat injustice “tH vs “noeratie Nat'l ree ee ane’ nition ers for the new SIMPLER WORLD LEAGUE Cummings, Democratle Nat'l Shows $17,$00,000 a Year ust be remembered that B 1 P | fatal Hitiona we pur i CALLED FOR BY VATICAN SoMa. Meeks Oppon- |g Malone Measure Unfair 0° runaine wilt ssovide -mployment’ fo i ents of President's Poticies. 1 City at Albany Hearing. pee eNelther doce the $17,500,000 Include . icle in Semi Onici Organ ' jthe teachers who will retire as, ao ys An bier bin iar WASHINGTON, Mt 2 —Fol-| ¥ = ; Sn hey reecive the increase. More Wants All Nations Inchated ial Prem 8 & riginal amount will be + Victors and Vane ed hea Feat nest i me * ALBANY Mare Facing a must be remet hat the ih that vale i , hig . hundred fashionably {teachers are not tho only city @m ROME: Ma ’ ‘ rVAtor® noyny line we ngent!S several ht ; : Iployees who trust t sidered, and amano, the vembntticiat n8t (NN ripen B feat >» Navionsete.d ; wehool teacher Malone bill Would: mean a Vations, printe at urticle nf the League a baaibe daha 3 the Btls e approach to the very timit of Nations whieh te Undersiond to em. “MIRE HHOUt (ho League IObPORD ONE ! Cram appeared A EAR bli Hp Body (Ne viewpoint af the Holy Bee, iE TUPA todaw Reuter h , y make wiittever appropria va the league “might have been con forth would be made the 1 hearing an tea required for the salarie , StitUCed in w simpler mannir.” end out- treaty go an to he ‘i 1 thie afternoon and can induce the Board Hines tha functions of the teague as fule\ tion of the League ioe to take up with it and NY he and other members ¢ ke : : MT setting up ef wn avbitrare| (DOr Fatifieation | | wewueboadtt ‘ ly investigate the whol tribunal te solve international contiicis, | At tHe kame Ume, Chairman Ci | sions 6f what|, scuct. an investigation, | sm oer Boe Tee fermclion ot & bcniety Ot ag (MINES, of the Deniichiiw National are apposed 10 the provisions at lsaint wold ronait Ia Aaland con aiVilized ations, Including thoxe dee PCOMMIttee, made a statement om ithe | . vai Li ais aiGkemetinwe” fOated in the war, which will pledge #ubject Ay Vost@rday and to-day 6 themselves to subinit their differences! Tho ered talk a the Nearing began tha co ‘Phe bringine mb fh AKFeEMMAL | League of Nutionn aftarcard il Mtiihe DRRCN HOT HOTKe: Wake PiChRET Any fiation which refuaes to xubmit | ye Wit hope Wily dy Hterusla of the three Senate and| contravertion to @ tHbunal, at wh! SR ibeey tha problana involved a co — ee mbly bilin atmed to increase ——— will hot accept Aecisions oh mattera, SHEN @ policy would postpone an ef. |. “ 7 5 th Physici a ‘ artacan: 7 “eels { ; : , Are * he Hharinn, hysiciins Hold ttopsy on Mrs which have been hy mubimitted fective leucue for generations and OPartacaas Crain Peal artery On|“My Blood Feels the Spirit of | Michael Says Bolshevists, En-| Anderson Pilloried in’ Bitte: [andFiva, tudet a then ef ti ANA ; es - : Burel The article focali# that such w It would reduce the treaty to @ mere ‘ fq : \ iberty” Inseripti i + fi iisdee's site Jutia ikins, Killed by Burglars “+ wae nusgested I” ‘he Hope apsiveray Ut payee (obese we mere! Capital Krovi Lichienberg Liberty” Inseription—An- couraged by Killed His Debate, but Investigation ty and engaging, ld al ilena Nea t@ belliger@nl nations, of Aud.) te shh ; . @ ilding tke, ay ANT mass io if their business to meet the monient international inter —Itivasion jit Past other Building Masked. Brother Without Trial. Move Is Shelve. Ntor anu every Ageombly-| The body of Mra Julia Wititne, who e into conmiet with eath other, | - - ———— | jman. Friends in both Housaa bave} was murdered at the door of ner “Phere ato wf & - City ee | oe | * Pa Ming STRAU iD IN LONDON Bs x TineRig es Leuba LONDON, Marin it —ftuota Mayor Hylin in City Hall bi PARIS, Mareh ‘ormer Grand| ALBANY, Mar 12—The Konate been eseorting them about the warl-| at Long Bean a _ ago teat f the League,” wd on the North South. “ ; j ous nbera, and no lags bas| night, suppo by burglars, wa ATTACKS LEAGUE'S FOES Had Cummings, “Uhnwe who frankiy CUTE I Karine eernan town ous] MERKY CH ihe North ana South. | Jouko Alcxandor Michaeloviteh, who] touay atter a wpziited devate shelves | eased nu ietteduction Bee (ae Oe Spore ar . was And OpPAly Oppos® ft aga t who Me Bertin and a Spartican revert haw] TR TROvESINEN totters Rome Ardent arrived in Partie recently from the| tn oT mt the District! ‘The avera is wool, Brooklyn. thie aft . ’ And te , b ‘ iad Wan es re T « © AXerAMe shoo! teaching looby Kiyn. thie a Sitisaninatnsils Oppose it covertly, Hoth clams of /broken out in Hamburk, according in| ati of the Stan Fein, tt ie be |osmen, told the Associated Press toed attorney of Albany t gate the ist consid 4 fiveeminute acquain. | Mutopsy hehl Provene at the ) Little Atfention Paid to Opposition pavitceh hs oi he Aino objoct mm aM Exchange Telemruph deapatel foun ad 1, has chalke wena te Ie) ne s Anted waters benisintive wih f Muni. WE hee sufficient qwarratt her: anit And autopay Ware Dr. Wa ft hey desire 10 make impo: weet pus Mayor on the walka leading to the] 5 A lawmaker to vote for the] KIM% the muntered wamar y Nee ae he vo wen, The ret © anit te nlion in Ruasia bean at once the jam Ani hoof the Siete Ant J his attorney, Louie G1 f fo Wilson at Convention in sito the eFeition of a Leagud Of NO-! i306 eaaita ep sare OE) rent door and from the reur portals, |. hie " ‘ ee nM. Anders Re Siete ANN Malone Mil, which adda millions of | At Rik attorneys Louie Session There. jtons. ‘Tho difference exista only im 1 frum w Keneral sttkel amy bleed feale the spirit of lib. [tustion In Rusnla would Become so} saloon Longue ollara not ontv to the Now York) 4) tie Humand to find the munierers LONDON, March tt 1 ¢| Ihe method oF attac supported by che spurtacans erty,” onused thousands of office |hopelensly: deapecate that i Wd) Phe reaodiution was , sea. |C vudgot but also affects every | ayn eestieteed : ; th tke The feamue of! Cummings — eriticis MBHETN, fee Q Be ltake years, perhaps decades, to re. : 2s ha Biel, | SO RUSBDEY Wee. DEST OSD ‘ Nations Rocleties in convention here | 4 , ceed Senatora| BERLIN, ‘Tuenday, Maren tho fer. | Workers fo povee in OMty Hult Parke on SLAMS foarte Veta, {ator Wililam Copeland Mode, 1% in che State eiving Vault by Otto ahh to-day connideped amendments pro. | Mle. Pentow and nok in thor) Ha wax me dt anew by Spartecan| their way to work, Even the nese [core a semblance wt order and Oring) ost, of New ¥ w Mar r Craig stated at the! ical examiner tor Diatriot A poped by the French for greater M&M against tho League, declaring | outbreaks to. brooms of two sity aweepers failed 10 [Mvout pence In Eastern Hurope. troduced one somewhat «imi! ning of hia address that neither he|torney'« office, masistod bye 1 guarantors of weeurity, These con. | (hey have tinited ina “round roa" | Governmen: troops, attar dexper efface the alleged Sinn Fein appent, y te Hot vate Allies to Het 10] enicn was interred in Finance [tor aay other member of the Boant|of Lynbr Lot. Dre BT © hated ee proposals for fizihk the tim. | ANNOUAeOMeD!, vity becaune, frst, of Maehting, captured the grower part of] Direetly back of City Hall a atheros a rata i # brie ser {Commites. To-day'e tesviution met | of Hatinate was against justifiobicjand AT dacaues: bimiet At a ctena ibe ey Beridine a settled dishke for Hrvaldent Wilson | the suburb of Licmtenberg, Most of | Chak taik greet# the Mayor'a coves: giieadd hat hes i artes wrest-| vine fate by a wtrict party vote increases to any city omployec " Hi va Re isda ay Re phil The HUAMaNL eh abtlaRtiOne (a eare | 1¥e@ purpons te ¢tnbtrruse the Premi- | southeastern part of the olty proper. | ive your liberty to eure.” wet Mee Gl Shen ly fer it to the Committee on Penal ins Moant of Batimate has appropriated | here Mee i [dent and ty weaken hie influence at| Strongly reinforced by recruits, they] From a commuter in Washington bude spba cet lative ATE WN ‘ vw al SS UNGON “Gite, awe acho) iaikee and||) wingt we hy thm auteps ‘Phe chief objection to these amend-|2°M@ ANd abroad. tle predicted that| entrenched ihemacives. Mean these! MENS comes the information iat |{eMPe te Nelp my country as a prlej request of the committee virmag. | hat it ia to spend forty-five ral SW GiweihesAie sia NL GRERS frehte comes trom the American repre.|(¢ (EY Were succeastul in their Aght| Hew poaitions (hele artillery now en- [MEPIS OF a slnitir nasure appwatad| Ye Czen aeguathted with condl- 1 aie debate, whieh started out aorts bail ts, Cinen and a mill palit that ita abject was 4 fentatives, who with to preserve the|'t Mould throw tho Peace Conference | dangers a large portion uf the city, [ON te street bounding the testy [tone in Kusama, F thought T would) gusty, waxed vittiolie, sumpod th ne Mn Ht hax to, for the 1414 | mak tain of the wetuat caune Hint for the Amerionn Congrem to de- | {9 confusion, destroy all hope of om Meanwhile, the insurgent forens coe | BETECE subway station ratty tite nytt Aid Justice and sympathy at the} judierous and finally became xe current sehoul expenses death, Mew Wilkens, with her te elde when the United States abali make | '@blishing a League and pomtpone| maining in Lichtenberg tall back. to] ME Vrace Conference, but | have bee) again, tasted noatly two hours. Turning then Mmedtatel band, according Vo the story told at war. heave And domobiiization indefnitety. | the railway «tation, where they or-|_ CWO abprale chalked in front of ihe [Aleappolnted. as I found PEFeONAT) Homacrate enerally crfticisd the} Weston of teachers’ saiarios the] he time. return Bi ror on evi j Cae of tne remarkable features of the| Cummings suid that a Lengue of| ganized new defenae Deriehwenta Stewart Building, Broadway and |MITEUEA party politics and national! meriodg ar atr Anderson severely snd COMPtrONer Informed the inlatora | Oy buruinens and w both attac Fonvention has been the little attention | Nations was the only cure for Bole lof a laree part of the Government \Vlambers Street, road ‘Sper Wialic, , declared shat if he was lobbying aad) tat last October the New York City] ita paid to talk about dumestic oppusition| aheviam, tha go forces to vonbat the Sparhacang jn! “1 4% Irish, and Liberty speaks for [requested President Wilson te had fot cegisteced he should be pros. | Board of Rstimate gave $100 Increase to President Wilson. ditions, and tha iinpo Whe SMIIHERETELG ce Jooive we, but he replied through bie (0404 to 48,000 sctiool teachers whose ‘eal ROSENWASSER CASES Hall countries have two kinda of! many nation southeastern wetion of the city rer acerotary that he wae too busy with OU" ET PNLLAMbe Ware dhe W pede ined tateamen, Oscar Siraus, me y 8. [rendered capture of the Lichtenberg = Senator George F. Thompson of Nt- ooking toWan! the past and the other| “If America merely makes peaco!Atation a sarious problem | soak fur my blood! My blood Pesce Conference matters, What Mate sey Sipeested that if one man was! Of It8 own volition the Estimate DISMISSED BY COURT Midieaman’to look to the furute eres "| With Germany,” he anid, “and with.| The Government's position wae "ets for antl fer can be more momentous (1 IPE) 14 ve investigated all the lobbytsta wo | Moard granted this year anlary ins Dom 1, (tne delegater, including Premier Ven- draws from international affaira, Wu-| made increasingly diMoult by public | Peace Conference than the Russian! vere dntesting” (he legislative halle creases to city ompldyees amounting a Prosecutors. all) 4 voce FA f Bourgeois, vigor-| rope will fall into chyos, Bolshevism {demand that use of artiitery and alr- ! u. S MAY BAR ‘DE VALERA, [Ptebiem? 1 asked to be allowed 19) Qiaity Le prosecuted He said that!'® millions, He mentioned thie to| Government Prosecutors ail to easly ope! = will be given a new impetus, The} plane bombs cease. Through fear! to Enginnd, but was refused 4) y omit WK Quigg and John Mock, |prove that the city was not niggardiy| Uphold Accusation, Is Ruling OCEAN FLIGHT NEXT MONTH? new etatos will war will eveh other | that resisiance to this demand migh' | Wit fle Wefnsed aa tom Une | paasport, yet they received Kerenshy.| powman of New York Wie?) us guilty | WiTh Its employees and that it was of Judge Garvin. and International intrigue Will again |turn the people against the Govern mea joke bean SACRE Oe |¥ daré not request pormission to ViSIt) Ce iouyying without rosistration as Mr. /«elRINg ipon Overy upportunity to bet Gante ue SP havet Fiver saya Geveramont Plane] °° %t Work.” ment, it xeemed possible that War|, WASHINGTON, March 12.—Jmmigre. | Amerioa, vot Wlahing Io invite A FE) Anderson, although Wey were oo she|ter their condition oudieghetgs | rae tied Mating hd iptbie ‘Tent. Renator Reed, speaking for the “bit- | Minister Noske would accede, a lca ter aly Re or ae A j other Bide, \ | “This attompted legislation would Sates abAUMA Lab ToseiWaGar UIs ” waite he <4 alera, fugitive Sinw Fein president, oferring to confer-| Senator Walters sald he regretted |... : . + his Be GPOKANE, Wash. March 18 —aipert | '¢F enders, predicted that efforts to] While the Aghting gaine J be admitted to the United s! lenceon. ihm (i nds confer. [the lengths 1 which the di Mek had |APBear to be introduced on the false] yroiner Alorris, Col. Mirech and thirteen 4. Perry, &@ naval aviator, announcea| MAKES tho Senate “swallow” the League| tensity, the centre of Rerlin if Ke ‘preaenin MtlsNelory: p ; inane i pul 1 that tno (extended. "No man ought to feel |aeaumption that (he Board ot employees of the Rosenwaseer ¢ here to-day that he had been ordered to | Plan by #0 interweaving it with the! eee ef Ray KOOtAl affairs Hira This fe cconeary yider Ihe war | oe eae is [more bitterly a Mr. Anderson |mate would not act favorably toward|tories who were accused of of report shertly at Capo May, Nv J, to, Peace settlement that one cannot be|and dance halle being crowded Vrenttietions, they stated Proposal wan a inisike, as i BaVO than 1" said Mr. Walters, "He has genoot teachers in the matter of sal-| apiracy to dofrald the Government @) act an chief engineer of a dirigible bal: | acted upon without the other, will fnit,| carmelty Fingland undoubtedly would refuse to{'h® Maleheviki a strong weapon to /ted almut mo tte has maligned me larica uniers it is compelied 10 do ao,"| Army contracts, The motion was loam with which it is planned to attempt| “Wo can ratify the peace treaty us| RABEL, March 12—Martial law haa | issue the passport and in eare De Val. (Weld in Kussia over the cowertng | tie iit eae ne cee or (said the Comptroller. granted on the ground that the Goy a trip across the Atlantic Ocean under| amended,” said Reed. “We can aimend| been proclaimed in the West Prussian [era should be amugaied into this couns POPulation The Bolshewiktt arel decency suMcient to make an honest! of desire to make it clear now to| ernment prosecutor had not made out ers weua as has aero hed by atriking out objectionable clauwes, | distriots of Briesen, ‘Thorn and |try It would bo the duty of the Ameri- [laiming, the Grand Dike added, pena te POND ‘oth tear ue altar’ Nit | the legisintors that no one can provide] ® At ih time Jud i Py ade fr ound pea i can) Cowernment ur ternational (the Allied Governments have recog: {alleged retraction was so Mled with At the mame time Judge Garvin ree. i IRA bease Uline nabs doonih, with che | guns (s, “net ORORAASFINE the Monroe | Kulni, owinf to the advance of lpars tan HOV imin +t in “i ested id them becAnse they feared the|itwendos that it only intensified the| mandatory or oth changes in com-! ended that the testimony of two Ke destination Queenstown, Doc ne oof American novervignty, | taean foreca tr the east, aceord. w te appre Nd him and turn tim bets ma ‘ original etatem s. pensation of city employees until we witnesses, Frank J. Creeden and Leon { This will be done, In my opinion, be-|ing to despatches recoived here tos {Eh pe es fie pan PR apt is | Bolaheviki “My only regret ix to the man Who! know whether the city can afford to| yeth, be transcribed and turned over —_—_—_ done Dwi oMictals stated, ’ », 25," the G a at the New of a great orga . . : | cause wilhin ninoty daye this country | day. | ionic ee ; ss i a Pidee one [etands ak che, Hau OF a erent Otro. [nay specified increases, to the United States Attorney for in- & EVERY BOTTLE will be ablage with opposition to the} (The deapateh would indicate BRITI H hpil koe eidls in odpm aa |eue a policy such aw would be pur “The Clty of New York is going to! vestigation in regard to diserepancirs. a League.” that the Spartaeans are advanc- S| SEEK 10 BIND felands groposs), the: Bolanayi Jaued by honest men who desire to! GUARANTEED Other opposition Senators believe} ing upon the districts referred to out my two brothers and siete counins| accomplish something.’ | 4 the Senate could render the League, as| from Russian Poland, ‘Thorn ix U, S. 10 DECLARE WAR the: Fortress of Gh Foten. aan . | 2 ee 4 It's a distinet aif to any now proposed, impotent by adding to] situated on the Vistula River, Juat Paul} and) shot them mode Es 902,000 BRITISH TROOPS | _ a rn rt | phe y ne would have dared to do | usels who desires | the peace treaty, If the League were| inside the Muato-German bound. stant , ; | ‘ maneeleeeper who de embodied, a provision expressly stuityg| ary. Uriesen in twenty aniiea |Dettlock in Convention of League jthis untess they had veen oure of the] HOLD) EQREIGN TERRITORY | ge to economize, andat the that nothing herein shail be binding} northeast of ‘Thorn and Kulm Socleties at London, Due to | Moral support afforded by the sem. i same time ha’ appetiz- the United States If it confiic » wit | twenty-five miles From the American Opposition {re A bad he ae ea _e ; ; Pistnumimiils 630 FIFTHAVE. ele fy . © and ot ording wf the « si i . “Had Preside ‘ f c ecupation Reduced 400,- | i fog, nouTMMing abd at- the monroe Doctein and other Amer-| wording of the despateh it would LONDON, Mareh 12-4 dendiock was {tronaly ond surely with a repud Army of Occupation Reduced F ’ . | em the Spaftacans eter are | rowed in the League of Notion soe {tion of and non recon ition of 000 Since Feb, 15—Brilish Feed Over Remounting Specialists j under direction of the Russia se | Rolsheviki. It would have encoura, 7 #5 t. _ isfactory cooking at (PICK CIVIL SERVICE HEADS, Wier ‘ection of the Russian Joictiow convention to-day over the line ovecnments.. warring cagainst{ ing 197,000 German Prisoners Sonrspared aries : every meal. That's e namie has | British propesal for an amendment tolthem,. Bolshevism will be the devill poxynon March teThe Cover are prepared to transform Old Jewelry i y : Wilson Vames Moretaon and Waten} D&C" applied te the Holsheviki |the league covenant, providing that ail{in the future League of Nations” | MONON. March lao the Covers | into Modern Gattle Creati ‘aa e Us A. Commiastone | macives, | members shall automatically dectare eed in the House 2 into Modern Gattle Creations ‘J on . i ons t otal strength of effective 7 The Frankfort General Anzeiger| War on any country which vlotaten ite : mone Vine the tot “a Morrivon 0 inn re i Maroy atri¥e cies tate hs - armiea of occupation In all theatres o » SAUCE Wales of Vermont were appointed to ing distr i ; f Beuthon, Silesia, it Ore tae nie \ Le. We @ war amounts to 902,000 men, includ- | § day the Civil Servicg Commission by | Delt sald that 20,000 workmen ‘are |! ; A the American " ing officers, THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTEROHIRE [ee icon mucterdine Jona A. [idle the! Another report from| constitution hecausw it prevented t Martine, a negro, wearing a eol-| ‘The strength of the Brittah Army in| ai 4 j jr. Southsea giatea thie meee United States from acting in con John Martine, a negro, ‘ I | Motthenny and Hermon WW. Craven, |Beuthen states that Spartacan banda} with the other nations In auch a plan, jdler's uniform with @ French war crosa| France, Belgium and Germany, includ: | Mofringn was a. Demon member | umber of rifles and that another aot day, with Francisco Gilli, a ewvilian, by} 1,324,106 | of the House of Representatives from] similar attack was repulsed with | Magistrate Brown i Brooklyn to face It was stated that 197,000 German 909 to Wit. Wales, 4 Republlonn. haa vend grenades NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. charges of robbing James Edwards and| prisoners are being fed by the British eerentealbe’ aa Me ry Sy : iain Alfred of pall amount Of | Commissary Depattment, | Commission since 18M and was Chiet| COPENHA March 12.—The to The Breneg Wor) len Ales Brooklyn Bridge jast;commiseary Departm Maaminer (or nine years. Spartacans have armed a mob of |,,2 ON, PARK, on. |oney, naar the & BARD tae Seana | es ™ . | LB March 12 Nn The D> leged to have occurred 100,00 including criminals and towm * |, The holdup le alles . e a} Tr e BARS SPEECH BY SIMMONS, | ooo eis according to poticn cette | atte italy ‘ev.gear [te aay following the arrival of the FIRE DESTROYS 700 HOUSES | ade Mark é + Chub Wien fates Berlin despatches reported to» eh i, on a ae iat! fs Hhicing. IN Spanish boarding house on Amartsgy, Delia ae meennes| jon After Wilkon At c or Las (8; Mimi, 1; Mine Mother, ali {Concord Street, Brooklyn, o GALLAUDET D-4 George A. Simmons The Berlin revolt in being directed | “ANI MACH THe year-oln aon | — TOKIO, March 11 (Astociated Press) I Your Favorite Ice Cream Soda 10c ; ” er on Y et A dhe Seven hindred houses in Sendai, a a niendent of the Methodist by former Police President Blohorn |i ae fn, ie. THM. Ue ere 000 TONS SUGAR DAILY. sl i H Church in Russia, who attacked | by telephone from Brunawick, where ape Wien 1187 baie a 10, ONS Kawi of theuandin talon ot Sapa, have} At any Loft Sanitary Fountain. sidont Wilson for alleged “pussy | he ia living under an alias, the de Me Rate ak Tah TO Nims | een ° @ destroyed | ; Anika soleievi ‘ a ind TO Aaah ble Mate bulldings included the noted North | A 7 ‘Light Bomber Seaplane : footing” in dealing with (hp Bolshevikt | spatchen sald La aa dent o Japan College of the Reformed Churen |] | Wednesday, Mar. 12, Is the Last Day of Our Mid- Week Special feveloped for the U. S, Nav. to tell the members of the New York | The insurments were reported to be WINE NACE Claiming! fourrmroke ant! “ren thousand tons of sugar were con- lof the United States. |] | CHOCOLATE Covi tt, Re uatat, niin St Chocolate Covered ites at the Anroceutical Bote | Aave Ub at thelr luncheon this | dropping seria, bombs on quiet por- Aiwa Panintions we liatty Warmvne Hi! /gumed daily In this country last year - wile ‘Phe variety Ares eth eicasites ge + | after ubhowse at No. 47] tions of the city Tory tat, 08s Blue Paradiee, 14 “according to the report of Prosident ome | vy plece will prove u dellabtful surprise: SPRCEAT: tg Meaney 5¢ h lst-15th, | Bast 2th Bt about “The vlshevik é FOURTH RAOK—The Kenner jure. for thee. [mcg ; DOCTRINAL Lecrones ror || Lents: peo HOR During official tests this seaplane! \*4, Know i 4 ney ek is — a ym adamant ae fem iin |Rarl_D. Balt AM the _bonuel bering NON - me TOL ank La. har elary, of the igs" Phu at Latins he’ stockholders. of the J nat ree world's record: cine eat ioe simian ail | MEN WRITERS BAR WOMEN, acts se08 (i IMS the stockholders merloan ICS) Climb 7,700 in ten minutes, \ 10 Rlidare Ter ‘ie Sugar Refining Company in Jersey %, 126% tiles per hour. Lacon 10 Rdaroes. Ihe nara | Was omens SAE Re ett nw ter ct. sod JOM" to-day PAULIST CHURCH. 60th St. & Columbus Ave. || [AusonTHD ONVATAD CHOCOLATE Pe Tadrawn By the us nme. | Retane to H Them tn © for | wwant Hiab aad snicenih Wy Bl Phenantam, ye surplus of the company on Dee. NIGUT, Wednesday, March 121, 8 KS — Thy re st bnOn i] ganeumption at 78 miles per —— 10, Marre, Brecr@el 10. Ebetina, Ose wre 3 \ Sones PM 11] BLoce oon ported Fear of Discord, Wein MT MG; Bevins. 10058 131. wan $21,988,488 compared with! ‘Twentieth Cent 5 titi beautifully tinted, rieh~ fh 16% gallons. | RAW MATERIAL BAN OFF, y 0,261.626.90 for 1917. The tot t ita! ie eareerene | ‘ak eel tion f . Atm meting of the Writers’ chub | Shp. 10) mumday vahtar, | 20,481,636,90 ror pe total aseetn| twentieth Century | Superstitions Renerony Hales. rem Sweat el consump lon for speed | in Bn held tat night It was decided by a large | un: aie a Reumtbeseee ai" ri EO swing’ directors ware _te> The Eth'cs of Marriage |] | errstatiine —coodness, js nual Alveratt C. tlon hap | MAY Be Imported tm Britain Ww vote to deny women the privilege of | fmmio. bit i 18 olected for a three year term: Kawin 8 presented in the follow- Hse (irerect Corporation hes ‘out Licenne, mem! ‘This was the fourth time an Rawien: |F AtKINE. of Roston: James H. Douw |} ie seeular and plones ig) highest praise from the) | nox Tuesday, March t—The|th I had Seen aubmitted, * Mt \Ias, Chicago; Edwin & Marston, New DieEo. |] ] tae favor: Creme De 8. Government for efficiency in de- |_| uesday, Maro} Tho | the proposal had y aubmittes ‘any vy Bi me. tii | York; Washington B. ‘Thomas, Boston enthe, ClO namon, workmanshin and production, | Board of Trade announces that hence-|of the members seemed to feel that the BO Nig atte. Ban —>—— FRIEDGE On March 10. suLia ||| Eemow amd 49c Romi ikis san MRERAFT CORPORATION] erica viinow cane. "rh, lat at | source of sieta” TowM! prove 8 Pe od PE DOnh: Mleved ite ot Jone Wri 11) ounp max orl wi joe nee. e ol ee ne der this order com-| Prominent literary men also cot oe rata ; aioe Funerat trom ner late residence, 1009 | fr, sugar cane and! dremsed the civb on "The te 4 ureday morn Agent and Mis Value to the Writer,’ Greenwood, 4. hat