The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1919, Page 5

(ie “Contracts have tank © let . the BE. 'W. Bliss Company for the construc- tion, in the Bay Ridge section of Brook tyn, of @ Dig mmobine shop arm foun- |” ary. The dullding is to front on New York Bay, See aaIe SUL te we cee ‘The machine shop will be 380 by § feet and 60 feet in height, with « 0000 AR ARRESTED be 240 ty 80 font abd 80°fost in height *| city Wildly Celebr Celebrates Over-| ) Be oo built that it can De made vere, | throw of Soviet Government —Refugees Return, when needed. The buildings will 4 | be of steel and glass, BERLIN, Monday, May 6 (Associ- ated Press).—One hundred and fifty Persons were killed or executed dur- ing the fighting at Munich, accord- ing to an account of the fall of that city printed in the Lokal Anzeiger. Among the killed were Herr Toller, Di- rector of the Soviet Government, and Herr Sontheimer, a Communist Jeader. Herr Seidl, who was said to have in- stigated the shooting of hostages, was beaten to death by Wuerttemburg sol- diers, it is said. . ‘The Tageblatt states that 5,000 ar- rests have been made in Munich, the prisoners including Dr. Levien, leader of the Bavarian Independent Social- ists, and Town Governor. It has been ascertained that profes- sor Von Stuck, the widely known Ba- varian painter and architect, escaped when the hostages held by the Soviet authorities were executed. . Prominent people of Munich who were in hiding during the reign of ter- Tor there are reported to be return- ing to the city. MUNICH, Monday May § (Asso- ciated Press).—All Munich rated | the victory ovér. the Soviet rn- ment yesterday. The streets re | crowded with .people who cheered Miss MILDRED BALLAV. Holzwasser Home Talks No. 455 OU will find, if sou are seck- ing furniture of the finer sort, that there is one plage tn 1 New Tork where the best actually he had, that In at Holzwas- will find, moreover, that ay ere is vastly under New York. ARE THE MOST LOVELY, INMUNICH FIGHT, "89m Fee (Ty We Miss Mildred Batlou Thinks This the First Time They Wanted to Share Worries With Wives. PARIS, April 25.—Married dough- boys are the most lonely men in the United States Army overseas, de- clares Miss Mildred Ballou, worker of No. 870 Riverside Drive, been in husbands for a quick return is ex- vont is the first time he has wanted te share any of his experiences with his wife. her. But the place is so wonderful that he daes—and the feeling is since he wanted to.” —— FAKE “AD” MEN JAILED. OMctals of the Fire Department dis- played great interest yesterday in the trial of John Kelly and Patrick Cronin, who were convisted and sentenced to an indeterminate term in the peniten- tiary on Blackwell’@Istand, on a charge solicited advertisements for a year on the fraudulent representation that they represented the Firemen's Benevolent Association. is that they got $2 from Maria C. men, sald they probably collected about 4,000. —— Mine Cage D |) Nime Ht carrying ten miners dropped 1,100 feet at | the Maple Hill shaft of the Reading Com- pany ye: , Fesulting in the death of one miner and serious injuries to the | nine others, two of whom may die. of the legs and spinal shock. To Try W! The trial of Dr. i charged with the murder of his wife at Long Beach, was set by Justice Edward Lazansky, in Supreme Court in Mineola xesterday. for the Arst Monday in June, istrict Attorney Weeks told the Court he would be ready on that dat: Charles N. Wysong, counsel for W eed to have the trial start sy the ‘big leave area at Mentone in the Finds Sister After 39 Years, Riviera, avers that the longing of overseas husbands and prospective Dressed in terms of the girls and wives at home. And the married wa she pays, is the worse of the He has longed for her, | wanted her, needed her, but rarely has wanted to share any of this life with doubled because it has been long of petit larceny, They are said to have | wns, owner of the | Lincoln Theatre. Assistant District At- | torney McGrath, who prosecuted the | 1,100 Feet, One | May 6.—A cage | The others are suffering from fractures | Rudolph Wetter, born in Germany sixty-four years ago, but for eleven years ® resident of this country, will meet his sister nest Thursday for the first time in thirty-nine years. sister, Mrs, George Buen of San ciseo, was recently found and arranged to visit him. G. Ve: restaurant proprietor at No, pect Avenue, the Bronx, Ar, Wetter's son-in-law, is getting ready a reception for the reunion. once C To all intending purchasers of Player Pianos, e Pease Player Piano will be of cial interest. You not only se- cure a Player Piano of quality embodying Unexcelled Tone Exceptional Durability Artistic Case Design Bat receive the ber benefit of babe ts taught us. Prices $550 up Write for catalogue or car: Pease Piano Co. 128 West 42d St. Manhattan. 34 Flatbush Ave. and | Brooklyn. | the passing troops or gave them re- | freshments, Captured: Sparticides on any furniture a | Were hooted as they were escorted French and Spanish Spoken Here to the streets, bands played national Wille tor New 60-1 Calor airs oltside the captured palace an i |rod-Page spn the crowds sang patriotic anthems. ii Tho presence of armed peasants j Easily reached nae was noticeable in the streets, and 800 , 26th of 59th St, Crosstown Cara, Austrians who fought with the Ger- Pye res pene | man Government troops to regain the 4 city, were heartily cheered. ‘The citi- i A3-RoomApartment JR iin; Were busy: during tr any eur: e325 cot alt $245 ing down placards — vilifying the Prussians. Period Burnitrre P&‘EO The Bavarian War Ministry will A4-RoomApartment be ‘transferred’ from Bamberg "to 6500 VALUB |Munich and a resolution dissolving ”q Pertod Furnitare 75 H the Bavarian army will be adopted |by the Cabinet because of the poor ‘work done by. the Bavarian troops during the troub) wit Ha in his city, |HELD AS TEACHER 'S SLAYERS | Pemnsyivanta vs After Lynch! GREENSBURG, Crawford, i leomAsolianaas Guarded Threat May 6.—James Pa, alleged murderer of Emma Austraw, ls held at the barracks here to-day guarted by a troop of state con- | stabulary and volumteers. 7, ls also held as alleged accom- Miss Austraw, 19, a school cher, whose home was ‘at Latrobe, |was found murdered a few days ago. Her body was hidden under @ shed on a deserted far: Several trucklo John Ray, We Deliver by Aute ‘Track | Direct to Your Door, Embroidered is of Latrobe citizens arrived here early th's morning after threats of lynching, but made no effort to enter the barracks, American Legit ids Washington Home Pt LONDON, May 6.—Col, Seymour Bollock in forwarding a contribu- tion in the name of the American Legioa of the Canadian expedition- | ary force to the fund for equipping | Sulgrave Manor, family home of | George Washington, as an Angio- American institution, recalls that tho legion was composed of five bat- Sizes 2 to 8 When the meal question vexes,when you're tired and puzzled about what to have for dinner, serve one of OttoStahls ery or lace. 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