The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1919, Page 4

cme avenino woRLp, onewieans, ane 14, rae ALLIES CROWDING ALLIES ARE ABLE TO SILENCE WANTS MOTHER REMOVED —|crcscer"es seta mss] sosu.t nasa trging of her son John, and said |he opened it and found « fol of photo- AS ESTATE ADMINISTRATRIK| iene for ‘er' nim | “ome wa hed paced sh Some wag had placed an old Inger- LENINE ARTILLERY AT WILL 8 peo your Furs in storage at any price is aot economical, unless this stor- age includes skilled care by trained furriere and absolute in dry, cold vaults that restore as well as preserve their original appearance. Bat # this tection and care in the plant in America, our price of 2% on valuation is most economical. Phone us to call for your Fure—Main 5900. SUMMERTIME FURS — 38th Street. —FIFTH AVENUE— _ 39th Street Beauty Parlor Service ee orien, COAL OLO EES $.50 Marcel Waving......... $.75-1.00 Children’s Hair Cutting..... $.35 Permanent Waving Chiropody Expert, Henna and Finest Quality BOLSHEVIK] HARD IN NORTH RUSSIA a on British Reported to Have Sunk Gunboat on Dvina, While Flotilla Bombards Batteries, ARCHANGEL, May 14 (Associated Press)—One Bolshevik gunboat is re- ported to have been sunk on the Dvina River on Sunday during an engagement between the British river flotilia and land batteries and the enemy fleet. ; The Allied flotilia, aided by air- planes, also conducted + brisk bom- pardment along the Vaga Rive Seat my Teme. “Tut, good sir! If you can’t find a cigarette that suits your lordly taste, it’s be- cause you know not where seek. The rarest private rand you ever smoked is waiting for at United —if you'll just mention my name.’ Hetman of Ukraine “Ukraine Will Join Ene Louis Becker et Within | His Rights, tente in Attack on the Bol- sheviki Armies, LONDON, May 14.—Th- Rotshevite artillery ts active on the front im Northern Russia, but Is being silenced by the Allied counter-fire when it be- comes too active. A despateh to the British War Office from Archangel says: The Dvina River te free of toe and river transport is in full swing, The White Sea is not yet clear of los, but is navigable without difficulty at the mouth, The arrival at BStockhuim of Gen. Skoropadski, former Hetinan of the Ukraine, ts reported by the news- papers there. He is on his way to deratood We Finland, where it js un- derstood he will participate in @ con- ference over moasures to be taken against the Russian Bolsheviki. te FAULTY PHONE SERVICE LAID TO EXTRA DEMANDS Vice President Bethell Promises Re- lief From “Unfortunate Con- ditions” in Few Months. ‘The reply of the New York Telephone Company to the eémplaint of the Mer- chants’ Association of bad service ‘was made to-day by Vice President F. H. Bethell in a letter to Director ef Re- search, F. B, DeBarard of the associa- tlen. Mr, Bethell said that for a week or more the demands upon the service had been 60 per cent. above normal. Extra service was required by the Victory Loan drive, he ‘said, heavy trading on the exchanges, parades which caused increased temporary population and in- terruption of commercial affairs and the strike of the express drivers, He as worted that the service had not recow- ered from war conditions and the ia- fluenta epidemic. In the way of overcoming the present “unfortunate conditions,” Mr, Bethel! says the company is to make tmprove- ments this year to cost $28,525,000, Be- cause of @ shortage of personnel it has been necessary, he said, to put student operators in the exchanges before they are properly trained. Of the 10,000 tele- went to the war only tory ut that’ betore-the-war standards bse a gt be ae uaul the new mplet po nonin WA SO Auguste Victoria Sallis With United States Troops, - BREST, May 14.—The steamship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, Pow of the urned over but Gets Rebuke From Surrogate. “You are within your rights when you ask for the removal of your mother as adminiatratrix of the estate of your father," Surrogate Cohi sald to-day to Louls Becker, No. Avenue, “out if I be Bn any man making chi mother would have no o standing in this court.” John Becker, the father, died in 1804, leaving ‘an estate valued, the son ays, at $100,000, ‘The income was to be Mra, Becker's during her lifetime, and on her death the estate was to be divided among five children. The petitioner al- lores that hia mother Is without business ability, has wasted and improperly Applied the assets, and is unfit for the office of administratrix, Mra. Becker replied in an afMdavit that the sales of realty parcels com- FILMS DEVELOP INT ‘BOMB’ An CHUSE COURT SAE Innocent Package Soused in Water After Joker Places Watch Beside It. Salvatore Margiapone, a photogra- pher at No, 231 Monroe Street, went into Part 1 of General Sessions to enter a plea to-day to the charge of having violated the Sullivan Law. The court attendant at the door refused to allow him to carry in a package he held under his arm and he deposited ft behind the door. A little later the attendant heard the ticking of a watch and notified Michaeel Fenton, chief attendant, that sthere was a bomb be- hind the door, Fenton rd the tick, tick, grabbed rushed downstairs and soll watch alongside the package. The reasun that Margiapone didn’t réfurn for his package was that his bail was raised to $2,600 and he was sent to the Tombs ‘until he could deposit the ad- ditional security. rosindaor ten ten JOB FOR COL: HAYWARD. manded New York's regiment of colored Americans in France, strolled into Part 1 of the Court of General Sessions to- day and was promptly assigned by Judge Rosalsky to defend John Tracy, charged with murder in the first degree. acy was in a lumber yard with other roustaboute én April 14 when yomebody In the party found revolver, Tracy was fondling the gun wh stranger appe “Watch me ‘1 Tracy, The stranger, 8 Col. Hayward announces his readiness. @ Duli A. shoe rome confor” Mee pF achat ois ee ag EO } seme $49.50 TOR. ee if Pa Telephone Orders will receive prompt and careful attention. When calling ask for Tele- phone ler Desk. Greeley 1900. Sale of Lord & Taylor 38th Street, FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Yout Furs in the Lord & Taylor Dry Cold Air Vaults on the premises. Absolute pro- tection at a moderate cost. _N ANNUAL value A giving event, offer ing several hun- | dred dainty Summer Frocks ata price remark- ably low for Dresses of such style and quality. Smart Ginghams, Plaids and Checks in ef- fective color combina- tions (three models are illustrated). CHOICE collec- tion of models, in- troducing pretty collar effects, vestees of organdie. Dresses of sheer cot- ons in light colors.’ Nov- elty Voiles in Plaids, ; | Checks, flowered and doted effects. Fine chambray in tailored tunic styles. FRENCH HAIR GOODS All Shades Matched. Moderate Prices. German. steamers recent! a sail for the nite oe, evening with 6,000 and 697 pa troops tnelude the 18iat Infantry Regiment. the 66th Infantry ‘Brigade Headatarters and coe TRS DANDY CICARETTE the 26th Engi Spring Clearance Mme. Irene Corsets At Greatly Reduced Prices $3.95, $5.95, $6.95, $7.95 ‘liner Montere; Fashionable models of this leading make, L Or ad & Tay. Jor marked much below standard prices for this offer 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street i Sale of French Lingerie Blouses Hand Made and Hand Embroidered $5.95, $7.95, $10.75 Imported Blouses of the exquisitely dainty type that fastidious women prefer. Fashioned of sheer white Batiste with hand-run tucks, becoming collars, hand-¢mbroidered or lace edged, and all the pretty little finishing details that distinguish French hand-made Blouses. All sizes. Values Are Exceptional Third Floor Pete FOR ” Spot re mpi ati day. ith iis family aboard the W: os Pink Coutil, Pink or White Broche, in models with or without elastic Inserts; styles designed to give the correct lines to sUahh medium and well developed el All sizes not in each style. An Unusual Opportunity jecond Floor, Suites for Dining Room, Living Room and Bedroom . Furniture of Quality at Moderate Prices Tapestgy Living Room Suite Solid Mahogany Living Room Suite Made according to Lord & Taylor specifi $3978 Upholstered in velour or tapestry. Sela, $89.50. Chair, $39.75, Chair. $39.7! Davenport, $145.00. Arm Chair, $65.00 May Reduction Sale—In Progress Women’s Failored Suits Marked to Close Out Tomorrow At $25.00 Blue Serges and Spring Tweeds, smart models, well tai- lored and of the practical types in such demand, Our Entire Spring Stock of Tailormades At the Decidedly Reduced Prices ‘ $35.00, $45.00, $59.50, $69.50, $79.50 No Exchanges Third Floor, Four-Piece Queen Anne Bedroom Suite Beautiful selected walnut. $295.00 Four-Piece Hepplewhite Bedroom Suite Choice of walnut or ivory. $345.00 No Approvals Attractive Values in the Fabric Sections Ready for Tomorrow, Thursday 5,000 Yards of Genuine Shantung 33 inches wide. $1.38 and $1.58 yard Ten-Piece Dining Room Suite Queen Anne model, in walnut or mahogany, FomPiscs Dining Room Suite Chippendale, in mahogany. $475.00 1,500 Yards Navy Blue Serges All wool; sponged,, 54 inches wide, ready for use. at $2.10 yard (50 Pieces English Long Cloth Soft needle finish; 36 inches wide, at $2.45 piece of 10 yards A New Shipment of Wash Satins A in pinks and the other wanted * colors, at $1.58 yard Grownd Ploor, 4,500 Yards can Ginghams 2 inches wide; in small check effects, at 25¢ yard 500 Sport Semi-Made Skirts Three new models, ‘with’ belts and pockets, at $2.85 cach