The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 9

PUBLICITY MAKES 1. W.\W-BOLSHEVIKI ALTER THEIR PLANS, cn ae Change Caused by Evening World Exposure on Design on Needle Unions, ‘The wide publicity which the English Press gave to the Work- ers’ Council of the Waist and Dress Industry, brought to the Conference UNINVITED “GUESTS.” Therefore we found it necessary to delay this Conference for the following date: April jth, 1919 At Casino Ha New York City Yours for the cause, Councit of Waist and Dress Industry. Workers’ This circular morning to the the garment meaning is tha Bolshevist ele trades, Its e I, W. W. and in the needle adjourned their ration of Labor unic ‘The exposure in last Thursda Evening World of their plans to fc noviets in the ns, and the pri ence of a for policemen in tt vieinity of 1 st 15th Street on Saturday accounted for the postpone- ment of the I. W. W.-Bolshevist meeting. The American Federation of Labor leaders in the needle trades will start unions W'ism next Saturday at 2 0 awanda Hall. John F. Picrce and Isadore Epstein, with the backing of Ameri- can Federation of Labor State national officials, announced this morning that the first conference of the opponents of radicalism will be held at that time and place The speakers will be influential mombers of the needle trades. Others noted for thelr staunch Americanism have been invited to speak. ‘They are Lieut. Col. “Theodore Roosevelt, James P. Holland, President of the New York State Federation of Labor, United Statas Senator Calder, and Hugh Frayne, General Organizer of g |ANTONIELLO, Frank, 333 Second St n| WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER- MINED. ‘THIRTY-SIX CASUALTIES OW LATEST ARMY ROLL Eleven Died From Disease, Five From Wounds and Five From Other Causes. WASHINGTON, March ualt —A cas- | vf thirty-six given out to- by the War Department waa di- vided as follows: Died of disease, 11; wounded, 5; died from accident and other causes, 5; wounded slightly, 15. Those from ‘ow York, New Jersey and Connecticut follow: |DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES, Private. Charles, 126 Orchard Bt DIED OF DISEASE. | Private, | WILLIAMS, France A., New Berlin, N.Y. \KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY | REPORTED WOUNDED | SEVERELY, Private. STHOYHAUBR, William T., $5 rook! yn | ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED | IN ACTION. Private. | HOXLAND New York Diamond St Brooklyn ronitiuert ‘COMB SAGE TEA IN FADED OR GRAY HAIR If Mixed with h Sulphur it| Darkens so Naturally Nobody can Tell. Grandmother kept her hair beauti- fully darkened, glossy and Labs with a brew of Sage Tea ani Whenever her hair took on th faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with won- derful effect. 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