The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1919, Page 21

‘¥ou SVENING WORLD, U.S. MARINES AT | SMYRNA. Jat Smyrna, was reported to-day to the State Department. Resignation of the Turkish cabinet an- IN DoupT. (From the New Haven Register.) Friend—I hear that you cured that | patient you had with the falling mem- Guarding Americ Afleriéan int beh ce fhounced in press despatches as a protest 5 i of the Turk Government against the WASHINGTON Landin nding of | Greek occupat of Smyr v Lg 1 American marines from the battleship | mentioned in the cable. es ““° *®*) Doctor—t though T had, but I'm no Anzona to guard t can consu-| The occupation. it is stated, has not! so sure now. He went away and for- late and other United & caused serious disturbances in Constan. | nited States interests! tinopie or Asia Minor. got to pay my bill. Regiment in France Substi- e = — tuted Its Honor Roll for the FESO | SESS OR NN 2709 © NOR NN DE DD CDT eT TANS ON NZD OO hie Imaginary Names of the Wonderful Values at These Prices: 7, 4 H ly Artist’s Fancy. bi i Pre RSER 4 S| Howard Chandler Christy, who 4 Ny probably has his share of tempera- WA ry ment, heard with equanimity yester- I bal] | day that somebody had taken the Iib- i b4l| | erty to make alterations in the orig- ie Ay inal of one of his famous paintings. tg : A And equanimity isn’t the word—or | 3 ie RS ° E4|] | all the words—for when Artist Chris- a Ril] | ty learned that men of the 319th Field iv Ry aking his “Americans All!” td 7 i 4 33 for their very own and, be fal} | erasing the na of his imaginary is made t asure l Is fa] | soldiers, had written in the names of | ‘al Oo me ‘ Py\] | their own Roll of Honor men, he was rs Fa|] | pleased and happy. ka . », i Gverybody has seen and admired ei and Save All Middlemen’s Profits Bill | the “Asserisaue Ail” balateleene wes re pHi] | one of the fine things of the Victory ‘e , W]] | Loan drive. On Liberty’s Roll of Hon- “ Doing the Py]] | or Mr. Christy inscribed names that (a ’, a) Ny Biggest Business 5 Py used to be known in these oe 3 i ; ” 0 4|{| States as English, German, French. 3 in Our History!! s Ail} | trish, an, Polish, Swedish names, (4 With retail clothing prices By|| | The awakening came in 1917, when ‘ FAI} | hyphens went into what printers call oun, Zl be fhe every nd men the hell-box. petcoming wil open Over here “Americans All!” was a arms our factory-to-wearer 2500 —_— 27-50 _ 30.00 hit, a triumph, @ knockout. That it | tailoring system, which cuts out all middlemen’s profits and passes them along to you. In addition to operating our own factory, we are in a position to buy small lots of woolens for considerably less than ready-to-wear mak- ers paid for their goods— which also helps us to save you many dollars. | we nt equally big Over There is ahown by the following letter, forwarded to the distinguished artist yesterday by his publishers: Gradignan, Gironde. France, April 16, 1919, My dear Mr. Christy: A look at the inclosed picture will readily show that I have ap- propria ur work for the bene- fit of my nent Our d 82d Division, 1s known as t and your poster with tts “Americans All!” struck “the fancy of each | and all of us. ist Lieut. Frank W. Williams, Why buy = ready-made-to-fit-anybody clothes when you can have them tailored to your meas- ure for LESS MONEY? We are showing a wonderful line of new Suit- ings, including a fine selection of the popular blue Serges, and fancy greens and browns. We will make up any material you select, in any style you desire, assuring you of perfect satis- faction. On, “All American” Go to our nearest store and see for yourself what remarkable savings we are offering—then you will understand why this great organization is doing such a tremendous business. TEIN PGES Fa ATS PE AST eB FRIDAY, held memorial services. The photograph was taken later and I am sending you @ copy with our thanks and apologies. The qziginal of the photograph wil be placed in the Divisional Trophy Room, Atlanta, Georgia, Yours truly, BE. D'A. PRARCE, Colonel 319th Field Artillery, 127th Field Artillery Brigade, 824 Division, “All American.” ——_. “Clean Up” for Bronx The Bronx is to be the most eani- tary county in the State, according to Dr. Arthur J. O'Leary, Deputy Health Commissioner, He has designated Dr. William Wovshien of his vine to pre- paro lectures on sanitary hygiene Which will be delivered batore ttoard of Health employes and physicians Attached. t othe public schools, Dr O'Leary's staff will co-operate with the Street Cleaning Department in filling up the marshiand and 1 i flnaensulss ein aace os a 35 Stores in . sat Cree Dest. Bt alles el Greater New York 326 Lafayette St. Part in Sallor’s Robery New York City Miss May Adams, 21, of No. 217 See Telephone cove: seaaee etre oe rope of Directory for parcel pont charges (rq ng a sailor into Fort Greene Park, \dres: where he was attacked and robbed of “ ets porecgerpoe ee $176 fe night of Feb. 12 last, pleaded to ult in the second degree © Judge Nash in the SS EY SA EL SP PY SAE SP A SEA e . 319th F. A., conceived the idea of | using the poster, with changes, Where the RIncHiEs CORNELL Stores are: | to commemorate our own illustrt- —————— | ous deal, This idea was taken 4 NEW YORK CITY STORES: STORES IN BROOKLYN: up and Corp Warren Long, i Be! Hod Flatbush Ave, One Deer from. Siate Hdars Co, 319th F. A, copied id Bt. (Parker Building) in to do the work. He copied Kd 251 Eighth : 1370 Broadway, Near Gates Ave. | your poster with changes as noted, K Eig 700 Broadway, 1 block from Flushing Ave. | ie 691 Eighth Ave., Bet. 43d and 44th Sts. 5001 Fifth Ave., Cor, 50th St. (Bay Ridge). | the names used being those of the le 2331 Eighth Ave., 1 door above 125th St. Saturdays | twenty-four men of this regiment Fy 143 West 20th Street. (Headquarters) till 10 P. M. | who made the great sacrifice in hy _ Newark, 196 Market St., Near Broad St. France. BRONX: 408 East 149th St., Near 3d Ave. Union Hill, 267 Bergeniine Ave., John St ‘This picture was placed in the 6 | square formed by the members soe ————=> of tne regiment on April 9, 1919, MOA SALAES DEES SLANE at Gradigrian, Gironde, when we AN Nt iN Leaders in Hosiery From 1822 to 1919 Ours is the oldest and one of the largest hosiery mills in America. For 97 years we have studiously concentrated upon doing one thing well — satisfying the.needs of hu- man feet. Ipswich Hosiery insures comfort, fit, style, and enduring wear: at a price you will willingly pay. 50,000,000 pairs of Ipswich Hosiery gave satisfaction last year. Every dealer carries Ipswich Hosiery or he can quickly get it for you. IPSWICH MILLS, Ipswich, Mass. FOUNDED 18223 Makers of good hosiery for almost a century Brooklyn. Bertram GC. Abbott, chester, Whom the girl fiptiested in the hold-up, also pleaded gullty. MAY 238, Christy’s ‘Americans All! ‘i Far From a Dream Poster Ava. } SU Our Neat Aj Comfo: bination. skin. Oak Already Ati Style 3380, [pees meee bay Feebesteestaniaiemie latue-Style-Service ee eer Oe “CUSTOM” STYLE 4270 Genuine Mi Soles, Rubber Heals Also in Black Gunmetal Smart Styles for Men and Women re ee SG EN MMER COMFORT Be Good to Your Feet—and They Will Be Good to You. “Ankle Fit’ Oxfords Are Wonderful Values. All Popular Leathers— Twenty-Three Different Styles Conservative, le A Wonderful Com- ycalf- We Specialize in Small Sizes For Young Men Down to 2% Price 4.00 — oor ool Larger Amounts in Proportion 3-Room Outfit $129 ‘Pay For It $1.75 i ¥ Weekly Four-Room Outfit of Period = $A5() Furniture Pay for It $6 Weekly To Our Customers Wo want you to come in now and This sale You may add Purchases. to. your “qernatt at tho sale prices, | whether "your so count 1s open or if you have closed it. American Walnut Dresser Reg, Price $35. 29.69 Cash oF Credit Largo mirror, Sale of Baby Carriages ‘$5 to KE Tn Pay "Bar BED leg. Price 1h30. TOILET TABLE—eg.’ Price Accounts Opened From On Small Weekly or Monthly Small Accounts ‘specta vited. in small weekly or monthly payments. c Sale of Summer Sale of Sanitary shfir Furniture at Money- Refrigerators My Saving Prices At Money-Baving Prices. Three-Piece T: Cth ephlaeret Crrered in fine tency tapeetr: Mahogaay Ludwig Baumann’s Liberal Credit Will Start You Housekeeping NOW Select your outfit at the sale prices. a few dollars down and the balance *5000 "ayments iy ze and style ided. te White Enamel Refrigerators (Litt Top Style.) 12.74 Cash oF Credit, ‘Ash wood, golden finish, sauitary white enamel food coon Harbor” Willow irm Chair Period Furniture ‘298 Pay for it $4 Weekly. Open an Account } With any Dinner Set or anything we wall up to $35 and pay for i 50c a Week Apartment House Btylea, Bide loere and "stone “Lined Hefrigerators up to $05, a Sale of 95-Pe. 15. "85 rae Dinner Se “its Beas 164, 74 suc pee val of OPEN STOCK, Porch Rocker Rog. Price 4.73. 3.98 Cash oF Credit, Reed Cash or Credit. Oak frame, 224, 50 Cash or C1 ne Res. Price $257. We oe Trading Stamps, 8. & H. Green (i ‘AMERicaS GREATEST FURNITURE House Sale of White Enamel Bungalow Beds Rog. Price $10, To 49-51 Iles St