The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 10

i THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. HURLEY APPEALS § ens HELP BURN | naa oa ety We a yetttt| 14050 HOMELESS IN MOBILE, | SLAYER 0 OF OWN RACE: :. bb ri men, both white and negroes, 940 Houses Destroyed by Fire With eighteen miles from here. It {x 500,000 | hi |suid that the negro confessed that he| yropmtutt, Ala., May A correcta killed his employer and the latter’s| a», aera s ; on FORU § OCEAN Many in Mob That Lynches Arka wife; Mr. und Mra, ‘Robinson “clay. | stile adhe al nel Lied O lo after he had quarreled with Clay.| terday's fire here shows that 240 houses Me sas Murderer of Employer Their bodies were found in the ruins| were burned and that 1,050 people are fe | of their burned home to-day. A mob Pithout homes. The homeless are care | and Wife. formed, | Including ny ne, mt Would Use Fast American $ ; Franklin Simon 8 Co. Freighters as Well, as Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. | Passenger Liners. | WASHINGTON, May 22.—The new American fmerchant marine must fill three great national needs in addition to its primary function of carrying freight, Chairman Hurley of the Ship- ping Board to-day told delegates to « three-day shipping conference here. The needs outlined by Mr. Hurley are: Establishment of an American ocean mail service capable of covering the world. A centrally controlled wireless tele- graph service to promote safety of lifo and commerce at sea and to give Amer- 4 |ican business and shipping advantasre of constant commercial communica- tion. | Maintenance of a training school for officers so that American ships H | will always be in charge of Americans, te=| “In the transatlantic mail service,’ -| said Mr. Hurley, “we never had more than one American sailing a week and | |we are, therefore, dependent on for- ign ships which I have been in- LASS ava’ bhA SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE” $420 $4;50 $500 $6.00 $7.00 & $800 IF you have been paying $10 to $12 for fine shoes, a trial will convince you that for style,comfort and serviceW.L.Douglas $7 and $8 shoes are equally as good and will eve excellent satisfaction. The actual value is determined and the retail price fixed at the factory before W.L. Douglas name and the retail priceis stamped onthe bottom. The stamped price isW.L. Douglaspersonal guaranteethat the shoes arealwaysworththe rice paid for them. The retail prices arethe same everywhere. ey cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New York Sta Te CEsaeabea UrALET/ etree eialeerer i ceettans et Y unreasonable is one the constant en- wed UL beast pepatreenam, To quae at: a more CLEARANCE SALE—FRIDAY Reductions. of $14.59 to 44;50°in MISSES’. COATS, CAPES and WRAPS Regular Prices *39,°° to $69, 25.00 This is the first time this season that these wraps 23 lrormed at times have refused to have been offered at a reduced price. Sizes 14 to 20 yrs. nna hehe 5 aa La liy Lemp colar carry our mail, is shoes. smart jes are leaders fashion evn righ sama ga | MISSES’ COAT SHOP—Second, Floor Brecon, Mas by the Kghest pid led shosmaers ander te carried all the mail from New York direction and supervision of men, ing with an honest = |to Venezuela, the Amazon, Rio Janeiro and Buenos, Aires, In many cases | this mail did not even go direct but | was taken 3,200 miies out of its way/ and delayed ten days going by way of England. “We ought to send our mail by the 12 and 14 knot freight liners as well | Kor sale by 106 WL. Douglas stores and over 2000 factory by malls Parcel Post ¢h pads Write Shes Contato peek ory by mall, Parcel Post charges Jo perk bee | foriilustrated Ustalog showing bow Coerder by malt Breciton, Mowe” M. Lt Douglas Stores in Greater New York: 2779 Third Ave., bet. 146th & 147th Sts. #859 Manhattan Avenue. an 847 Eighth Avenue. 1779 Pitkin Avenue. . pear rath: * 250 West iS oeey. J > Newark Avenue, GIRLS’ CLOTH COATS SIZES 6 to 14- YEARS as by the 18 or 20 knot passenger P . 50 7 50 thera, hen ee ‘cou count om tre: Regular Prices *14,°° to $24, sero Nerrark Azenue | i | 421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl. L- 6 Bergenline Ave, | < ee Street. PROTEST FOR FREEDOM | ‘You Soldiers “Simultaneously, we should include an overseas extension of the parcel adets picked by examination should be on the deck and in the engine room of each American yes- sel,” Mr. Hurley said. “The, cadets would be paid $50 a PEASE PIANO COMPANY 128 West 42d Street. 84 Flatbush Ave. Brooklya. 67 Halsey St., Newark, N. 4. 8.50 GIRLS' COAT SHOP—Second Floor month,” he continued. “The second year the officers of the ships should | ie required to give them professional schooling and the Government should SUNDAY WORLD WANTS pay the private steamship companies $25 a month for tuition of these WORK MONDAY WONDERS. 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