The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1919, Page 4

THB EVewnifn8G@ WVURLY, Pues, ALKA id, 4 OS Muxsle Slackers Pay Fines. 103 vessels would have made a re-| tne championship pennant. which {and was used more extensively than | tle Magistrate Frothingham fined twenty- spectable total for the whole United) meant a lot to him, he and the fleet eve jdable it Eoottita hel kind or seven dog owners $1 each yesterday for States Navy. “Most of us are here,”| Chaplain, Father M. C. Gleesbn, bes | i t ine {areal tiation ard rac (Hee atare hc Went on, “but there are some of|ing the most ardent fans on earth, |; net | " Mussied. Patrotman William , Ar- bali be ey ise. Week nae neel stat asportin acro of the West 20th Street Station Paton f tank ii, We Woaky | a brought ten of the offenders to the Jef- 1 4 allowing their animals to roam un- ferson Market Court. All were fined. From 2 to 5. Ten thousand officers, blucjackets and marines responded to the cox- swains’ whistles, “Gobs ashore,” on board the Atlantic Fleet at anchor in the Hudson early to-day and came \aight-seeing to New York, Ten thou- | sand who had first left the ships yester- day returned, and ten thousand were Jatill on leave to report back later in jthe day. Under this plan there aro | 20,000 of the men at liberty all the | time. | “You might put it that the fleet ts now going to review New York,” Admiral Henry T. Mayo said. puck Ge geen ts thie etvertion- Men who live near New York will em appcare and tommorrow "un tw @|be allowed to go home during the dingts’ stone BLUE WHITE Inamond gators |tWO Weeks the fleet is here. ‘There is crer offered in the United Sintes, These |to be no pageant or parade in eon- Hy ELON Tack diamond GURRAN. (fection with the visit of the ships, GOARANTER Sith cact' ve Si ety jdut every day the public will be al- . ek }lowed to inspect the ships between establl ment stan ae diamond gold wiitic and 6 P. M. There is to be no our price |night iMumination because the para- .|phernalia was removed during the war, 101 Admiral Mayo made it clear that wei the visit of his ships was informal, “Just the annual holiday of the men,” and that there will be no review of the fleet, which «lipped in twenty: NO DEALERS WILL BH SUPPIUED. [four pours alead of timo, stretches from a point off 42d Street to Spuyten & Duyvil, and is the wost powerful ar- ESTABLISHED 1678, mada ever gathered in these waters. Vy earate. 23 1 5-16 earate 115 1 ‘earat 170 DIAMOND IMPORTERS On board the muperdreadnoguht WHOLESALE @ RETAIL Jeweutens| Pennsylvania, the flagship, off 96th Direetty Street, the commander of all this 170 Nassau St. N. Y. C.f Bpveeite, array of fighting craft smiled amus- —— =|ediy at visitors who made bim ‘Beoutiful Pictures Artistically Framed.” | TePOAt the phrase “part of the At- lant! Fleet.” a Ew YORK “Yes, this ta not all, even of the Atlantic Fleet,” Admira u t. SAeeene (fore: at, oc Our enly store, 50 MAIDEN LANE. remembered the days of yore, wheo LAUTAN VAI UU The Fifth Avenue Shop 349, 351, 353 FIFTH AVENUE, at 34th St Will Place on Sale WEDNESDAY 500 Hats Smartly Trimmed Hats—tor All Occasions This is without doubt the most wonderful showing of Spring Hats ever offered at this tempting price at the very height of the season, WUD RITTER Special price 7.50 Exceptional Values ' \ PO AVAC UAT ALARA RAM NMRA TA UNO AT UNUwe OR. 46" ST. 6-8™ AVE. Credit Terms to All Sereyt'Wong ieiand ana conmectiout Jersey, Long Island and Connecticut on Be ee Three-Piece Vv foom Suite iE *) and Mary Period American Walnut Bed- $ 00 Columbia and Cortina = Foreign Language Records fr April fo f Sale, Write tor » Mailed FREE, \ iy We Sell Gore Columbia Grafonolas en Credit From $20 Up. Also Records on Credit With Every Machine. Apartments Furnished , from $75 Upward on Our §)glander Wit- Edge Easy Payment Plan. Bed- Springs OVEN MONDAYS & SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M, Sewing Machines on Credit! fairly respectable showing for an|tle manoeuvr ‘Then, too, bis ships and his men | fluenced by what we learned during Atlantic Fleet.” questions, “Yes, our manoeuvres, in 0 () had done some things down at our 4 — naval station at Guantanamo, Cuba,|Guantanamo, For instance, the fer which need not cause any Admiral | was handied by divistons of ships. Ir ‘ in the world to hide his head in|stead of by single units, and the | No Pageant Planned, but Pub- prame. 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