The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 1

WEATHER—Fair to-night; probabil wore 6 . ‘adidas ip | C¢ bs EDI rT! oon | “Circulation Books Open to All.’’ bo 2: troulation Resta Gen to ALI" | Open to All.” SSSI een - PRICE TWO CENTS. re Hine Ne Neat Wonk NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919. 14 PAGES PRICE TWO CE} HUNT TWELVE 3 MBS f MALS 12 MORE BOMBS I MALS; ERUNMDSD Mr rman Conte Wed OST ALANPEAGEDELEOKTES SOUGHT BY POSTAL AGENTS: srs 2 tind Sos Dor van cy CAPECTED BACK NEXT WEEK: CANADAJONS RED HUN. =. ASS HUSTRUS MADE NEUTRAL | | in Panorama to Stir Inter- Federal Inspectors Get Word! | able to Pay Their Rent. to Watch for Other In- id |, Eighty-four-year-old Sa--uel Jaff est in Loan Drive fernal Machines. | ment at No, 23: — 'Treaty to Prevent German Alliance | ADDRESSES NOT KNOWN) RESEMBLES LOST: Ces ssih (hath oat Blabae Hs owt | ig greatest free war show ever | ; “ [te building and is wealthy, tried to Dominion Sexe Service é Men NEWYORK WOMAN digvinss thee pees te ore | Here—U. S. May Cfler ceed before Magistrate, Solomon given was witnessed ty 2,000,000 pvo-| +WWith Russian Bolsheviki—Ameri- Reward for Se ae ~ t= " and his eighty-year-old wife can con tinue to live in their home in the enue this afternoon, It! : Panorama of Vietory| CANS Reject Plan to Guarantee un, ntarting om si Beret «#301 $5.000,000,000 German Loan. » clock, filled the avenue between tha 80th Street, | point and Washington Arch until al- | reeennnas most dusk, The exhibition displayed PARIS, May 3. (Associated Press).—The Italian situation took a to millions who did not go to the war | opener rin the “ixth District Municipal Court, because they hadn't more favorable turn late to-day. The indications : ome \e / Ah Geeta SwUHGiater OK RFS e ec e The indications were that some arrange Officers engaged in the nation- oat sonnecticut Authorities Send | paid their rent for April. and the forces behind the armies than | Ment would be made for Italy to be represented when the peace treaty fount for tho May Day bom plotters for City Police to Aid | Pinkue Jaffe owns one of the larg: any soldier or officer partic Leet was presented to the Germans next week, ‘ | were on the alert today “+ twelve in Identification. eoehest@ drag stores in the city at Soh ees ran ce awniaidhaclys tna . dombs believed to have bee" aropped | me: - Street and Lexington Avenue He ‘ tm the mails in addition to tne twen-| 4 striking similarity as to age , owns the building in which it is lo ty-five alteady recounted = fF. | color of hair and condition of cated, another building downtown care of wounded and the in Whether the additional twelve Were! petween Ethel Woolsey of Springfield, and the tenement house at No. mailed in New York was not stated. | Queens Borough, who disappeared East 80th Street, where his aged and While nobody would assur feeble parents live me Fer) April 11, and th emi-military and civilian a Paris, will protect the general in floate and marching men in Which these decisions are in- dy of a young for the report, WA8| wo, ound Gia te of alah: Samuel Jaffe and his wife have were a rts o sponsibility woman found under a pil abs been eed aa: : corporated, he adds, prevents an said that officials of the Post Office) in an abandoned sawmill yard in the DAS: SL SAE IE Asersle at » been dependent on their chil Aaron, ni a lieuteng of Occupation at ef mainstay. Pinkus had ned of the extra | 4 wight, | 70008 near New Can Sonn, yes- Department had | dosen infernal mac! Post office inspectors wero ordered tured by nies from ve pais i alliance with the Russian Bol- nes in Ilaif an hour prior to start of sheviki and forbids the incorpe- f the parade a fying squadron of ou ration in Germany of German- terday, set New Yor | work on th lcemen to use to-day, i men and bond solicitors left alien to get them. ake ; , aH A ea m “ge Austria, | er Chief Post Office Inspector eved that some mark nelped and a daughter contributed Hoth Street jn trucks and the millions! Bortovike Paale aia Speen - aaa B. Cochran had announced | identification was found on the when she could the lite of march were can. |DOlSheviki, Beaten by Siberian| As resards German Austria, that be believed all the bornbs which | of the New Canaan victim wht 1} there was a quarre said { for subscriptions to the Vi Armies, Also Reported Flee. | 'utia says its peace delegates witt sen foun C $ at village to ask n Mrs. Jaffe, the elder, and i ‘ ; f alled to Paris anc ‘ aad been mailed here bad en found, | the author f that village to ask | e Fre een ey : 4 and Austria will Inapector Owen A. Egan of the| the Bureau of Missing Persons at the wife of Pinkus. After that 6 pa ing From Eastern Front. |, made a neutru) republic under he Harean bf Combustibles tinuing | Headquarters for assistance. Officers $s didn't help his par ‘ rench obser - ; ! hie examination of the machines, is| will be sent to New Canaan. d, as he had been doing 4 all] PARIS, Friday, May 2 (Associated wihdivaeuetwiate said to have discovered t in more | _The body of the victim of the New nents from Licut, Aaron con on | T'reas).—Potrograd has probably been 1 she shall not ally than one instance the huric acid un tragedy is that of a girl about | tinued to come until March, and then | © oe = BOANON taken hy (he Wings accoetine to dnc to herself with Germany, had almost caten away tho protect-| 8 old, 5 feet 6 1-2 inches tall] there was a There was Sooo noo OO Cg f f BRIDE psp asions pblliavad ste’ Here: BFS of Three, M. Hutin de- ing cork. and weighing 130 pounds, The hair] money in the ho’ the rent was MRS. CASTLE AND CAPT. TREMAN LEAVING THE CHURCH away 100 doughboys marched alon “ jelares, also adopted a chapter In the» ars, But ached Paris, wenty-fly nma Jaffe d lines which t with it holding “warn everybody,” Egan 5 that) is dark brown, Miss Woolsey was 25] due Apri! 1 wherever there is onc of these ma-| years old, 5 feet 5 1-2 inches tall,| Papa and M chines care must be taken from now) weighed 130 pounds and had dark| They lived Pinkus’ on to see that it i: kept standing on| brown hair. Pinkus was their son At 59th Street the balloon was par-| HELSINGFORS, Thursday, M y defining the status of tworry.|Married in Little Church | nf . oa ye house and 4 ic if Anon, a flated to allow to piss!—Defeated along the entire « and Lorrs which are given round amen a Fe nh Arch: of: Jawe It Was) front by the Siberian armies, the |° ly to France end. Otherwise there is likely to be In the right upper jaw of the body} They found under as yes Qn nflated a n the Plaza with gas Author ‘ | By Dr. Houghtoi Bolsheviki forces are retiring in dis tative disapproval of a plan an explosion without warnin found at New Canaan |s a false tooth |terday morning a sheet of paper. It| 2 from a storage tank, At Liberty Arch pan Se : order, the Russian paper Russ-| that has been advance a ne 7 CANADIAN AGENTS JOIN IN 1 with gold to the next tooth.|was a summons to appear in the detour was made arounc Madison) jay, piigsni 5 ers : habilitatior ; fi ree Woolsey had such a piece of |Sixth District Court on complaint of] Mrs. Vernon Castle was married are | LONDON, May § (United Pre phe iieided European financial &® Jge work in her upper jaw, but| Lena Jaffe nt f kus Jaffe, on to-d n the ¢ parade were 1,000 soldiers N, May 3 nited Press).— | credit was ¢ ' 1 1 by HUNT FOR BOMB MAKERS. Reports received from British offelal | tipanc ARBs netbiay’ he ‘ | The organized hunt for the Red , conspirators assumed international her mother thinks it was on the left | owner of t puse a 33 Transfiguration by tt tyoe whict ne been seen | ; tis Proportions to-day when agents side. Several teeth were missing |80th Street, to show ca ; eae on the cots of New Y before. | euroes te fp 4 "4 eet » leh om, It wa ade known deg. the Canadian Secret Service arriv 1 from Miss Woolsey’s lower jaw. The|should not be evicted for non-pay i They are the first of the untdera | ion of Susinenes cat ' ph ea : nitely that the Ur 1 States would in New York and joined Chief Coch-| say ndition applies to the lower|ment of rent. Robert Elias Treman > are going abroad, 60,000 strong, | ere a number of /not be w party to any 4 otal other places in the vicinity. having for it ran and other Post Office Inspecte in conference at the Post Office Members of tho dotective forcas heard from Washington to-day that Government officials were consideri the body found at New Ca-} Daniel W. Blume he “poor|cently discharged from serv cid w The forme 1 endeavored (Copslaued 0ncF purth Page) | day, had a large bunion on the big toe Jaged couple's behalf and invoked the selene at ets buen] Broadway’ Adres, Sure | AMON NAMED REBULATORY | 3=s3° he urpose ation The movement, it was said, is be-|of German business "s counsel,” and Ger: ; man's un ing carried out according to plans It had been proposed by the British that a German bond issue 6 to be made to Moscow Of the clues to the bomb senders ——— serving in the ar that have been found up to date (Continued on Second Page.) There were tears in tho eyes of and they aro not many~detectives Magistrate Opp when he was| dancing car box makers in somo of the larg In dispossess cases, but it is very hard & poweew Ime citlea a epu sorough oF ie nas au estou ae nah arate bl nman Pest beat an an rae ahi ec AS BROKEN FOREVER, nah. associated powers as guarantors, The American ¢>legates took the Position that such a plan would wah the culmination Joint ner right foot, which - | power of the Soldier's and [aur gtties apelin oan arate kane a of $5,000,000,000 be arranged, with offering 4 reward for the arrest of | Guenty gave her great pain, She alsc|Civil Relief Act to keep the couple|Miscovered by reporters at the mar ‘ ait His Wife P, ct COMMISSIONER HERE | more efficient toeding of the popula-| creat Britain, France, the United the plotters. |had a smaller bunion on the big toe] in their home while their son is|riage license bureau, The wedding is 4 States and the other Allied an fa and | 1 {i Gen. Richardson, commander of the girl romance inte pointment American forees in northern Russia |hay wired American Headquarters here that ho has completed inspec-| B® Net nly impracticable but cons | tr ican pr n tion of his men and “found thelr ary to American precedent. 4 n ; It was explained (hat Britten morales excellent and the situation 7 wa N 1 atisfactory.” jbruposal included tho aps \ment r Sm P «The territorial status of Ger. ] every phase of war activity in many as definitely settled by the preparation of supplies, th trans Council of Three yesterday, says portation and handling ' ' 8 Marcel Hutin the Echo de ] ; ! H M. 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