The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 10

TOC ATEN OE TEP omen ie son BvewiNG winwud, AmUMOUVAL, makis suas | Division police company 7 omecrs| to-day making the total arrivals 13,-|Mesves, and Capt. Charles B, Per- | PRESUME MISSING FIVE HUNDRED JOBS iFFT WOUNDED SOLDIER The shi o carried | 000 troops kins, Professor of Otology in the | ee re ee, Sy ie ee wit tales Hioaneta MEN WERE KILLED) OPEN FOR ALL MEN TO PAY FOR TAX! FARE Avro Squadron and a ¢ phania ana ve ty, with Base Hospital | _ HOME ON WARSHIP: aby di this morning. 1 7 ssixtant ship #urgeon, Lieut. Where Circumstances _ Indicate al Corps troop: bourd y m-th D 4H cdi pS nid Loy Death, Soldiers Will Be : A When The: y Major Weston. Jenk f} ment and the 108d appendicitis during the voyage on AT PEACE CONGRESS; , So Listed Positions Offered by Re-employ-| Tried in Coie, t N. ¥.. He went to France as | manded by Col. I | Private C. W. Hall, a casual, and Pri ae beached ment Bureau Include Salesmen, Biss Pe pa " j ‘ LeNekt, Won etaih in| adelphia, Most f the|vate Walter L. Nagle of the 103d WASHINGTON, May 1.—The Bookkeepers, Stenographers N WAeE: OPT teft low ’ > i was. promoted (6: maior ent are fr wdelphia and | Engineer ; | |scontene of death of missing $Y Handing iH i Let a i a ; 3 February, He wears the 1, 8. C.|f ton, Pa. ‘The regiment was en Robert P. Davis, First Lieutenant nued from First Page.) 4 soldiers he Armetien E hundred jobs are open for Mg ili ar bf « ne star for his work in reseu n bridge building along the {112th Infantry, returned to resume hi pee nana Jeeps ra rane fa ate retired soldiers, sailors and |Atkonne, wont out for a walk yester, rf 4 H ‘ t t n mnt, the ‘eal estate business e e :" - marir +s to-day through th jaay with tivate Cnarie a . Cruiser St. Louis Brings Part )ins the “Lost 1 on.” In trying an front, Unrew thelr first /real estate business here. His home transferred without reserve to Japan, where circumstances surrounding! po omployment Hureat’ at No. 606. |the Medical C tewart Is a patient ai t mmunicate w Major Whittle. | bridge across tho Marne in the|is at the Hotel Albemarie, according tu an agreement reached thelr disappearance indicate death. 5, be ck an | Army It ul in the Grand 4 of 307th Infantry and y He wont Mine engers, eight of [Chateau ‘Thierry battle and success-| ‘The Henry R. Mallory docked yy the Council of Three, Japan vole ‘This decision has been reached by| Pearl Stree ording to an an- |Central Palace, whore Slattery is star ' tel lic killed | fully removed 6,000 mino traps set for] at the Bush terminal, Brooklyn this 7 ake ies ‘ nouncement made this morning by | tioned ; Division Police | fully r fe . y untarily agrees to han’ back Shan- Gen. Pershing and cabled to the War! aifrog L, Smith, Executive Secre- 4 cad the 38 ; se the returning office living | tanks at Joinville Its sualties The ieee with ne aul HaGaiOn, tung Province in full sovereignty to Department. ae 7 A A ih: ie im : . es ea 4 ty were: Lieut. Harold | were 636 out of a total strength of | the 309th, jd Signal Battalion; « ata tage , ‘ ary. Jtake an a ob le. He called ; Twelve hundred more of Ahad aba sto cided Dabok F 204th 437th Battal. Clinm retaining only the economic In tho case of men the eireum-| «tn cortain lines we have not yet |taxicab driven by M Rothman, Now f @h Division reached home to cis efnony Capt | ; Sak Con oTraining Ha. Privileges granted Germany and the stances of whose disappearance docs! found enough sold for vacant |2% Bast th Street. They drove foe ; 7 ision reached home to-d lord, Raquet and Tennis} Among the passengers were Capt.) ens, Tank Corps y, Camuai Tht to establish a settlement at not necessarily Indicate death, Gen.| positions,” said Mr, Smith - ira Ih taland, ab the ‘ on the cruiser St. Louis which enc York; Ca Francis N,| Timothy F. Donovan, eto Ml Corps Cod sity a a ake ans perder Tsingtao, south of Kiaochow. Pershing says: “Among them are posit of | Quecnsboron d Placa the i the harbor shortly after noon shaded Mtge Had ood he Jof Buffalo, ae dasti ne "1 isp, Sie ith, Hib and Wh Aero eyeadioas, The American delegation regards this! “It 1s not deemed advisable at this} gulesmen, bookkeepers, ye. [Stranger had rch topped. sata went to the army plers at Hoboken. Chamberiatn, lawyer, No: 2} 4. Donovan of the 19th Infantry, Ma 169th Aero Park Squadron, 486th Aero *BTeement as the best possible solu- time to presume death in cases of! raphors and skilled mechani ne Hel atl es disappeared, ‘ The warship brought the dude ane Pind he Ail l iM gd PLR oo ed lac deh tah Phen (67 TN Squadron, 2%th vacua tion of the Far Eastern problem to missing in action over six months} gych as tool and die maker Beeb A en f is 13 Ainity Street, |164th Street, a former Bellevue sur-|© eld Mi “VACUA ve obtained without risking a break whero no definite information con- 8 ¢ men Who are looking for lac’ un e nan and as talion of the 307th Infantry n who waa chief of Inboratory| UO" Hospital, Bordeaux conv: escent Sc sice men who are looking for | 4 jiers had Bo money, they wale : i | ae des Ory | detachment similar to that which resulted in the cerning disappearance is of record, as| work are urged by Mr th not flerrs and 1,006 men, and th were due to dock! service in Base Hospital at | an the tractores, Bordeaus, the 2,117 allan delegation leaving Paris. Con-/ systematic search and checking of| to delay calling on the Bureau for |’ aie men include the Ist, 2, 3d, 4th, sth ence Is felt that the League of Na- records is dally reducing the ‘ist of} omployment. Positions also are | ria ’ und 6th Battalions, Field Artiliery “0% which will have control over missing.” found for officers aud iaen who left ele ’ Replacement Regiment; 34 Anti-air- t2¢ future relations between Japan) Several thousand American sol-| oxc utive places to enter the : craft Machine Gun Battalion, sth And China and which will guarantee diers are still listed as m! anny, 200 Greeks to Take Ont Cittzenshtp ‘1 4 he future _ territorial integrity and a 0 ny. t Acro Squadron, 1st Antl-Aircraft 7 " * ‘o-d he Greek Ame ual companie olently strong to safeguard Chinese LONDON, = April | (Aswoclated |e rration of ma. natur alixati . ‘The General Goethals, Rordeaux, '"t¢rests and insure the return of all | HE FEARS POLIS POLISH ATTACK | s) ai fal a ae on has been from ith r ¥ u yy Sha wceived hete of local fa ond ith has 1,417, Including the 3234 Field China's rights in the acted fe thls a Cat to Wh é ito. tal Signal Battalion, the 90th, 161st, 43th, PFovince. has been given owing to tt tant 49th and 655th Aero Squadrons; _ President Wilson and Premiers Says He Has “Reliable | Information” secUtp: th | y | 656th Aero Supply Squadron, aigsth Loyd George and Clemenceau are all of an Intended Advance in | ables. {Por h to Americanize : Re and Salvago Company, cinlly eager for the withdrawal bed ay be on|ciass 10 Atericant dhe of the i Tank Corps, of Allied troops from all enemy colon- Posen, an this | largest aa mbled by any New York f The Alfonzo XITL, from Bordeaux, i¢8 and are confident that the League! RUIN, May 1 (via Copenhagen). |Z da UL Ahh, | has 1,240, including the 82d Division of Nations can speedily solve pending |—Mathias Erzberger, chief of the | Headquarters Detachment and Head. disputes when military pressure 18 German armistice delegation, in a quartere Troop, 307th Mobile Veteri- eliminated. note to Marshal Foch, made public in ; | nary Section Detachment, 307th ‘Train The Japanese delegates say the yorlin, says that Germany has re- a Headquarters, Quartermaster Detach. agreement virtually carries into effect jjanly information that the Poles are ; ment, 335th Battalion Trank Corps, the provisions of the Chino-Japanese planning in the next few é and many other tank units. j treaty of May 25, 1915. rel nee with large forces against| > On the Columbia, Marseilles, there| The Chinese withhold any state-| Gono) territory in Posen and Upper . aro 1,098, including the 327th Bakery Ment, pending the issuance of the Delicious Nourishing Satisfying and % pound Package a 8 No Former Prices are quoted. yourself, can easily judge the values. You, The Women’s Shop for Values 22 East 34th St. : Across the Street from ALTMAN'S Offered This Season 800 New Bright Spring Sensational Values Every One at Georgette Satin We must make immediate room for Summer stock No other condition could compel us to s acrifice Gowns of this character at such a price. eeces Sale Starts Tomor- row at 9 o'clock An carty selection is advised,as there are many models only one of a kind. i| ae j nit s11.90 $11.90 jand | from New York, 15 P. the jwin Devote F I ation of his present contra the I Harry's most intimate frien: The Most Wonderful Values DRESSES Wool Jersey Crepe de Chine f J) Taffeta Silk | Company, 805th linkery Company, 30 19 special casual companies, including two | sual officers and The Kanawa, from Bordeaux, hi 3 casuals; the West Als ulice, 81 New York casual Western Hero, La Paillice, fornia casuals. LAUDER TO QUIT STAGE. Ky eraien to Scotti riiament Agitation, May 1.—8ir uder will quit the stage MONTREAL, Ha: the exp: vote his ene! ‘ot'iah Parl v. Ger to agitation for ent. nounced here to-day rge Adams of Montreal, None of these dresses will be sent C. O. D. or on approval, and none may becredited. Sale Starts Tomor- row at 9 o'clock A number of extra sales people will in- sure prompt service, t and will! | S'F measures relative actual wording of the agreement to be included in the Peace Treaty. The owners of tho railway out of Kiaochow will use special police only aS to insure the security of traffic. This La force will be composed of Chinese, | with eee ea instructors, ‘BELGIANS DISSATISFIED WITH TERMS OF PEACE a ir ' May Refuse to Sign Unless Changed, Says the Newspaper a “ Soir. 7] BRUSSELS, May 1.—Extremely strong to Belgium's de- mands at the Peace Conference have been decided upon by the Belgian Gov- ernment, according to the Soir, the Council of Three desires to impose upon her,” the newspaper says. “She will demand a complete fulfillment of the promise contained in the declara- tion addressed to her by France, Great Britain, Italy and Japan, and that ex pressed in ‘the seventh’ of President Wilson's ‘Fourteen Points.’ She will refuse to sign any peace treaty which ore Belgium to political ie indepen joe and does jnot entirely indemnify her for damage sustained during the war.’ a BIG NAVY POLICE FORCE FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS) | Secretary Daniels Discussing Types of Ships With Foreign Admiralties, LONDON, May 1,—A large naval international police force will be necessary under the League of Na- tions immediately after is de- clared, in the opinion of J hus W. | Daniels, and one of the objects of his trip abroad is to discuss with | Admiralties of Italy, France and Eng- land some details as to this force, particularly the types of vessels de- sirabl “The desire the of conquest still linger in the hearts of some nations fter peace,” said Secretary Daniels, ‘and such nations must be shown that it would be unprofitable to attempt to | accomplish those desires.” ‘As the League of Nations becomes established, retary Daniels added, the naval police force would certainly be decreased in proportion to the strength of the League, The Secretary has just returned from a visit to the interned German battle fleet at Scapa Flow. He d clined to express an opinion as to the disposition of these German warships, REPUBLICAN SENATORS League a Party Measure Is | Developing. | WASHINGTON, May 1 (United Press).—Protests against making the | League of Nations | voiced to-day by |Some of them expressed resentr over the telegram recently sent by Sen- ators Lodge Curtis, advisihg Re- publicans to keep quiet concerning the | revised They also criticised the holding of conferences in New York | between Senate Republican leaders and such leading Repubileans as Elihu Root, Charles HB. Hughes and Will H. Hays, a party Lesue were n and covenant, Chairman of the Repubilean Nationa: Committee. “It makes no difference to Lodge or Root or Taft says, I’ | to decide for myself." declared | Iliram Johnson, “Any man who does | follow his own convictions isn't ft to Senate.’ sending of the “keep quiet" m Was unwise, Senator MoNary, , sald. nes of Washington, said any at- tempt to line up the party as a unit vill fall. be in the The t be bound hy any decision agree with my view on t will Jwhich de this mat ely had con- Root and other Sena circulated ferred with Elihu party leaders in New York regarding the league. He said no such confir- ences afe contemplated, . t reports that he “Belgium will not accept the terms| RESENT LODGE TELEGRAM Strong Opposition to Making World | Republican Senators, | | Silesia, OPPENHEIM.GLLINS & © It 8 impossible, he says, for the German Government to guarantee = 5 that the armistice between Germany 34th Street—New York and Poland will be maintained if the Poles attack German territory. | After such an attack, the German | Government ther passage France of the Haller, JEWELS AND LIBERTY BONDS VALUED AT $25,000 STOLEN. Taken From Safe in Office of Silas M. Stein, a Horse Dealer of Brooklyn, Jewelry, Liberty Bonds and other ae- curities, valued at between $20,000 and $25,000, were reported stolen this morn- Id not permit the fur- | through Germany from | Polish troops of Gen. | ing from the safe of las M. Stein. a horse dealer of Washington Street, Brooklyn. The robbery was discovered when Silas Stein jr, a son, opened the of- fice and found the fe open. A steel compartment in which the valuables e were kept was missing. roca ig oa New Blouse Fashions tion was konwn only to himself, his son and a bookkeeper, who had been in his service only a few days and who had not reported for work at noon, — | _ VACCARELLI SUES UNION. kn Reinstatement As Officer of International Longshoremen, Paut Vacearelli to-day filed Inspired by Paris An unusual collection introducing the Overs Blouse of Georgette, in dainty pastel shades, embroidered in silk or gold threads, motion the Anearen cee a ciation, of which T. V, potdent, O'Connor 4s for reinstatement as nt of that organization, of fifth vice-president, to ted in Toledo d vacant on the 18th of fifth The Tablier Blouse in combinations of Satin and Georgette, embellished with Val. Lace. Pobedi lrg ate The Basque Blouse of printed Georgette Crepe men. —a color harmony in quaint and original de+ — _— Senator Hiram Johnson's Bomb Only A Scrap Book. signs. WASHINGTON, May 1—When a Hiram Johnson's office this morning | . o e his clerks refused to take any chances | in opening it. Instead they sent for ! a detective, Investigation revealed a scrap book—mailed from Chicago, OPPENHEIM. GCLLINS & C 34th Street—New York Extraordinary Hosiery Sale Friday 5500 Pairs Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose, with cotton garter tops, high spliced heels and double soles, in black, white and shoe shades. No Mail or Telephone Orders Filled Positively None Sent Cc. 0. D.