The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 4

a ee Ce _* Comporer ©. Erlanger Dies. PARIS, April 25 (1avas).—Camiile Erlanger, the composer, died yesterday rlanger was born in Paris and colved his musical education at the Conservatoire, His compositions dude “Saint Julien 1 Petoopicaltee,' " “Kermaria.” « musical idyll; “Le “| Polanais” and “Le Fils de L'Etotle He also composed a number of ¢ turesque works for the orchestra, song = MANY NEWYORK | | and plano pieces hs ieut. Col. Among the officers'of the Infantry, 77th Division, from York and vicinity who arrived Mount Ver n are the Washington oR Henadquarters- Lieut ° McGee, No, 208 Weat Baltimore & sor towns rosso 724 Btreet; Major A. F. Thom YD RETURN pt Weatervelt Avenue, New War Tax 24c Additional Pennsylvania R. R. Brighton, 8. 1.; ING LEAVES 4.83 PM. Lieut Parkway, n; Lieut ant 48th Street, Company A—t No. 66 Oukland Av pany C—Capt. R 4 Putnam Pince, White Plains, i Lieut. C. BE. Bengert, No. 46 First Street, Mount Vernon, No. 850 East 165th Street, and B. J. Mooney, No. | Brooklyn, Company B—Lieut. 1. W | No. Fourth Avenue ris, Long Br F, Collins, N Pelham Mano’ out } Company H—Capt lyn; Lieut, 178 Linden Avenue, Brooklyn; jain Bernard J, Reilly, No, 17 wide Avenue, Corona, L, 1. Company I—Capt. jon, No. 125 East 7oth No. 656 Henry Street, Rings, priced from $10 to 8500, and te ranging ‘18 cmt John's Place, Brooklyn. carats, Nowhere else can Company L~ Lorini, No. 20 Bonn Place, Wee-! TANT Bed ie hawken, N. J Zoury: paiva guaseen Machine Gun Company—Lieut. Don- ence stands ald It. McIntire, No. 8% West End} These ue. selection ix adv’ Mi Headquar: of the, caghis values imelod led tn cording te new carat eaumle “ss |S itary Detachment Patehen, ¥ ine Sat, ete.) Poet 19)-—-Lieut nding officer, ve—Brig. Gen. » No. 349 West 68th ut, Col. Lewin Land 9 tn nol eitianaing that init cant ANYWHERE at less than double the money—every cent of it will win, a nurse, No. 449 Sixth 170Nassav SUNYC,) “Ee Special Showing Saturday WOMEN’S PUMPS HIS particular Pump (as illustrated) is in " | at favor, and at most shops the demand is greater than the supply, causing Milady a lot } \ of unnecessary rambling uround The CAMMEYER SHOP has it in five different leathers among which can be found all sizes. Needless to say much about the stylishness of this Pump, as a better looking and more dressy shoe is hard to find sh ig Patent Leather... 9.00, 10.00, 11.00 4h Gun Metal Calf. . 11.00 ~ Cocoa Calf... 11.00 Dark Brown Suede... Brown Kid CAMMEYER Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. t, New Yorku - 11.00 1150 -OFFICERSHOME | WITWTHE SOGTH se McGee and Mz | Davis and Thomas Among te Leaders of Regiment. lowing Andre De Cop Philip Benjamin, No. Brooklyn; | yw ziger, No, 149 Clinton , sid Arnota | '"* J. Sprague, Company D—Capt. A. W. ‘Lemteoh, | 1018 Avenue Stokes, npany G—Capt. Oliver W. Avenue, | olds 8. Schoop, No. 190 Riverside Drive. Charles Brill, No, 209 Henry Street, Brook- | Edward McGarvey, Crneat C. Street, Company K—Capt. David Hoagland, Brooklyn, and | Lieut. Thomas E, Pierce, No. 192 St. | Lieut. Morris Campbell t Battalion + Whitmarsh, No. 918 bo; Lieut. Martin 76th Street, ‘STORY LIKE FAIRY TALE, BUT AMERICAN FOOD BRINGS TRUE, SAYS CHAMBERLAIN 5 arr ity at 5 He Made Repor' lh h Off Up ( THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1 1919. END OF GERMAN STRIKES | °°" soe stains BOSTON, April 26 vurt 1 le Orr iti 5 i rt Martial De- | Normal Condition Restored | si0 sesciver ver Many Districts and Produc- Railroad to 7 pn debtedness amounting tion Is Increased. from the Director General of Ratl- ‘This tory may BERLIN, April 25 (Associated | roads and to apply to the War Finance but, upon my|Press)—Almost as suddenly as the « true,” said Captain Kdmund| recent strikes began here, there and G. Chamberlain of San Antonio, Tex.,| everywhere, Germany appears to be LjOTS testifying in his own defense at the} @uleting down again. The coal min $200,000, due May 1 3 » rete owered the road to American naval court martial in con-|¢s in the Rubr district are returning poley. in with hie reported exploit onthe}to work in increasing numbers and| gations due British front inst Summer. yesterday thone in the Dushburg and | tor Gene Captain Chamberlain related in de-|Muehthoim districts, as well as half tail Ae Shek & the battle in which] a dozen other places, returned to the 206th tho British squadron in which he says} coltieries, rejecting appeals from the New NO Was flying took part. Returning | 7 ‘i after a bombing expedition over | Communists, nthe Fismes, where he was positive he} A big factor tn the situat |na hey JOHNS, B. w. Devette,| Lynbrook. | 8. Kenyon and South | Lieut. | mM! Mor Loren | No. | Chap- Burn- Poll- Danio! cheerfully refunded. No, 7 pel, Brooklyn; Lieut, Joseph Morrissey, No. 39 Seventh | B.GUTTERSSONS |=: | Argonne Players (entertainment)—| Lieut. George Lynch, No, 271 West BY DIAMOND ‘IMPORTERS uath 8 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWE) Also on board was Miss Edith | Stre brought down two German airplanes in flames and two other enemy ma-/} ‘ol. Hugh Mel chines of which he 82d Street; ;sald he be of the British officer cam- | N, ther conditions’ to-day were con. red too uncertain for the starting of trana-Atiantic BONWIT TELLER &,CO engine trouble flight, ell. been the distribution of Am food, which has proved a spe traction to laboring men. An ir uncertain, he arated from the and 6 lines, where an soldier and ‘rench officer, in coal production is largely n able similarly in upper Silesi In Brunswick the authorities have lightened tho regulations incident to martial law and almost normal con- | ditions prevail, KF. April | Treas inson and Ar chosen merive a, William 8. 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