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‘ever, police have halted the Moorehead Higlt meetings, but ft 1s understood the have taken other quarters. rtatica of aliens proved to be ia piagned by Commis- tion W. W. Sibray, one of the ob- bombers. Mr. BEL 5 = x E tie ' fr i iy | | k i : 8 3 : f ‘ Tt was kept up, Eg eg graph of the faundry mark be re-| French closer together. Premier|mer Austrian premier, is convinced produced in the newspapers, so that | Clemenceau is standing against any|tnat the firs act of the League of every Jaundry could be reached be- | “ange in the terms, fore night, but he vetoed the public-| 7 1# doubtful if the Council of|trenties, including the pact with | ity policy. It will take tho detectives! FOUr will be able to wend a reply to] Austria. , era] days to complete their jun | ne prs Pecmegget pape before} he financial clause of the Aus- to Iqundry canvas, Apparently xt week, according to Peace terms as compl te Wastinbton anthoritics have rea. [20 Parts office of Reuter’s Limited. be or we sige leglied lon to believe that the dead Anar-| 7?ey to-day heard Premier Pade- ‘ reparation payment. The question is labor for these | onist had lived in New York because |TeWs*! reeurding Upper Silesia, which | sor: ¢9 @ commission, which will ex- | ouncing the regent| they auggested that the laundry [ome of the Allied delegates now ad- fh 4 expected to be offered, | search be thorough. In the course of thelr investigation fall local unions Will be | o¢ the bomb plot Now York detectives | ne Premier also Drosented hie ver- strict measures to pre- / hase Cestiun ter ascert- [2 Biggin ay elie borg ei the Poles and. Ukrainians after pis | ° & German Austria, which met 08 influence in the work gh utterances or on suspicion of plotting |», @ | against the Government in the last to prevent a repetition of the | ve years. A great many of Feet it) gr 9r powers haye won a vic- tle where radicals guined| people, tt has been found, have jleft eee in thelr opposition to the limita- ‘ot the local unions arid caused | New York and are scattered all over | 10m Of @rmaments of the new states genera; strike that was not author- | tne country. of the international : FRE i i i i ‘ labor,” Morrison said. z k Tao round-up of Spanish radi. | C0A® Empive, as incorparated ia the ; als last March Frederico and Fior- |Avstian peace treaty: ‘The Council Hereafter ali local unions wil! be|ien Madina, brothers, were arrested |°f Four has decided to eliminate the 416 West _6ad | PFevisions for such limitation. Street and were later released. As ‘The_necessity for the various na- ‘a matter of routine checking-up de-) tons, and especially France, to make tectives visited the West 634 Strect| finite statements to banking in-| 0) been spoken.” house to-day and found Frederico terests concerning the funds likely to -Florien, he said, re-|%e tecelved in reparation payments, gently went to Philadeiphia and hia [if order to arrange for loans, is ap= | Naver and er ee Fink Have line child to the New York Nursery] changes. explained thet he ‘probably |prepare for arrival o€ the ble British Address 1 nthe Quaker City i» No, |Parently affocting the consideration ert, Vienna, ‘eldkiroh, to and Children’s Hospital, will be taken | S6™ , coples of finanoial sections Of jdirigible R-34, which is expected to start 2642 Bast Norris Street. A report that Second Deputy Police |"4 it ts expected to result in the| peace mission at St. Commissioner Lahey and Inspector fixing of @ definite reparation sum. to consult thelr international defore taking strike action. ized labor etands by to strike, but will insist thet its their home, No. Madina there. BOMB _ EMPTIES APARTMENT HOUSE Janitor’s Wife Reports Suspicious Talk of Two Men ‘but No Ex- plosive Is Found. |, June 5.—Occupants of an perpetrators of the bomb outrages. ani ‘The gos tanks and electric light nod planta ot the Public Gervice Corpora. | BERLIN, June 4 (Uhited Press) ‘ Lereon and Passaic, N, 3,{When the question of eigning the Output of Bogus Money in [to restore the child to a uniform baby | tel! any committee. To say more Scandinavia, =~ Greas and the ife of an orphan] would be i, rose Sreach, oe etate ‘To the first man to land on Australian had admitted that finan- soil, $35,000 will be paid, the, a cial sections were in the hangs of |nouncement said. To the first aviator “We have| New York interests, Senator are under guard to-day. Word reached treaty arives, it will be decided ac- the authorities of a plot to blow up| Nas to Germany's best interesta, (Oorreepoodence the ged tenke and the gunrde were |Tesardiess Of the popular decision,| LONDON, May 31.—All London is Colonial Minister Bell was quoted as| carefully scanning its Treasury notes | Bobby,” they said to-day. | Goy, Smith ald to-day at the Bilt- |S#yiNs in a dispatch recelved from these days, following an announce: instructed our attorney, Daniel Blu-| cock interrupted to ask, “Who made /failing to reach Australia, reaches the more Hotel that he has conferred with Versailles to-day, various State officers about the bomb hurriedly assembled, activities aroused every meta sy homes| “Pwenty' miMMoh buyers of Victory| ° there Was| ponds furnish the dest answer to|U. S, Has Taken Germany’s Place Information concerning the plot buihing, so far as Was bie ahah sie ab wake in Shipping World, British from Scandinavian countries where, | carriage, A letter with an appardn it bomb outrages and convey~ it of “th e 1 ; trato Nathan A. Tutt Miri Meee, rte Gia ye Anerioan Institw, | Mt 144 June meeting to-day! said that] tink the money into the country. If| while tears streamed down Mra. Fine. | 10st) ‘America with her mercantile marine | they should suoceed in getting coun- | pioom's face when she was told of had “stepped right Into the place] terfelte into London, the police be- | the court order taking the child away|it will ‘be found that they're Re. which Germany occupied before the| lieve the general pubjic, which does| from her, little Bobby, held in her| publicans.” He added that he un Pees Federal ‘and local, ‘will know how, to lesex County was received by | Mr, Tuft’s office in: the AAAs “and ies ge. Seivet bridge Court House to-day, trem the Back Bay District of Boston. ‘The letter, which was without punc- read: “You eee what can be a ythe brotherhood. Be guided by ‘what happened to others. going to got the @ame treatment. if you persist in prosecution you will in them to Cam-| think of these crimes with anything akin'to alarm.” oo —— LETTER FROM RED RECEIVED added, “quite rt from the ties of] each one carefully since’ they re- j| blood and’ business which unite me to | placed gold early in the wer, will, be | than comfortably furnished BY KIN OF NOTT VICTIM this country, I welcome the change more vigilant than cyer, How it}has|yioom home is an enlargement of a photograph of the child taken by an| oxclusive power over treaty nego Slain Watchman’s Family Death Must Not Be Blamed Upon the “Proletariat.” for William Boeh-| ported to-day as being generally in| " , net, the private watchman who was | favor of the Turley plan to reduce the Senator ‘Pittman and Dwight M, onday night in trying to prevent | price of Shipping Board vessels to the ’ ae ‘ aye ; the explosion of @ bomb on the steps of | present ‘coat of production, then sell Morrow Among Speakers ‘Before | the pate ‘should be go reared, That|to go to Berlin there will be addi Net in Mast Giet | thera to Amerivan buyers for % per| Academy of Political Science. |'™# a Street, were held at his home, No. 871| cent: down and the balance to be pald ‘The Rev. Biliott |in ten years. District Attorney Tutte has taken an activd part in the investigation of y night at the ntative Léland L. Powers in Newton and has offered & reward of $1,000 f the arrest of the home of Judge M’ADOO ATTACKS BOMBERS, Ru-Secretary § Club Luncheon tu Breokiyn. ‘Winiam G MoAdoo altacked™the per- petrators of ‘bomb outrages in a speech today at @ luncheon of the Club of Brodkiyh at the Hotel Bossert. misguided elements or andes oF cliques imagine they cen over- our constituted government, wi ‘Dased on law and they ha’ come place to do it,” bh It owas announced ‘that Walter C. awe h Brook Avenue, to-day. White of Grace Ohureh conducted the bE SS services. Burial will be at Cedar Grove, BOLSHEVISM IN N Y U we Ue eras Gina bonter mosh c| ELECTION DEMED BY DEAN rca sstitcstum: "8° Mon letter signed “John” or “Jane Roe” was —— at - kers a he orn ses- capiatitie | OF Boudin Says Returns Showed sion were: Dwight M. Morrow. A A, ESCAPED JAIL THREE TIMES, —— a a tenes me received which asserted that they we not to be deceived by the press” as to the cause of Boehner’s More Sophomore’ Votes port Conference, author of “The So- death, which was not due to the advo- ates of the “proletariat” but was char: | ay acteristic of the capitalistic pro anda nn James Boudin of Now York Uni-|George Wharton Pepper, Chairmar Syeiti tes. The resolution was acted 01 i’ —— out-| versity has asked The Evening World of the Board of the casa rey Fugitive Caught by Ruse at Home| sm rages, the letter continued, were what to correct the impression that the facul-| Preservation of American Independ- the poor could expect until “new ideals ty had nullified the result of jhe] epee ‘The letter was turned aver | Sophomore Clas against advanced thought. Domerour floral memorials were re-| “The fact of the matter ceived at the Boehner home from resi; | ee" “that the election was irregular. ente of the streats be had protected for | TN opposition to the existing admini- Many yeare. Judge Nott went ‘ty’ the [stration of the clase was successful on house himself with his offering last night and offered his condolences’ to thie | the Teturne showed more votes ‘then THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1919. REDS PLANNED ARMY TO SEIZE A ooo SEARGH LAUNDRIES.|FRENGH ARE STILL AUSTRIA DEGREES . amas mt FOSTER PARENTS FIGHT TO KEEP HIM FOR OWN HERE FOR CLUE IN| WARMLY OPPOSING MOURNING OVER PALMER BOMB CASE, GHANGE IN TERMS TERMS OF PEACE Detectives Try to Identify Wilson ‘and: Other ‘Americans |Renner Says the Economic Mark “K. B.” on Clothing: of Slain Anarchist. 2 : Detectives to-@ay visited laundries! PAS, June 6.—Modification in the ZURICH, June & (United Preas).—_ ot New York, each carrying @ copy} Germad.treaty continued to-day te ‘The Austrian Government has de- of a photograph of the laundry mark | °Coupy the attention of the-Big Four, creed a three-day period of national on the collar of the anarchist who as ‘woll as the experts of thoir reapec- |Mourning in protest against the was blown to pieces while placing | tive countries, ‘The American experts |Peace terms, » Vienna dispatch re- bomb at the door of the homie of At- H torney General A. Mitchell Palmer in Monday ight, ‘The | @4.St the atart of the negotiations. mark is “K. B.” Up to a year ago there was listed | propobed:changes rested largely with |Remner, head of the Austrian peace at Police Headquarters all marks) Premier Lion George, rita delogation, was quoted as saying in used by every laundry in the city. + Te pvt See by Apting Capt, Grant Séeking” to “Bring About” | Clauses Are Absurd and Fron. | » Harmony of Action: tiers Create New Macedonia. | Are Wahding on the pame ground they |P°Tted to-day. A Cow days tao it was Belioved the |are technically absurd,” Chancellor : an interview with the Basle corre- are wald to have exeouted such @ com- epondent of the A Radio. | ‘work | Piste about-face tn favor of the modi-| “German Austria's frontiére will never | fatione—which ft in with the orig-| create a new Macedonia, and racial inal contentions of the Americans— | conflicts will result in frequent wars.” uty | that there te little teft for the Ameri-) he correspondent also said that joto- | Cate to do but bring the British and | prof, Heinrich Lammasoh, ‘the for- | Nations will Be to revise all the peace understood, fixed no specific sum as vocate being retained by Germany in- amine the resources of Austria and stead of being awarded to Poland. determine the amount and method ot | payment. jdion of continued fighting between | DASE, June &-—The Grand Coun- assurance that hostilities would | "Weedey under the chairmanship of ane. President Seitx, adopted the report | ot Dr. Otto Bauer, the gist of which | was that the peace terms presented to-German Austria by the Allies meant “the death sentence of the), Austrian republic,” according (0) Vienna advices received here. Newspapers of Vienna, including the Arbiter Zeitung, the Socialist or- gan, echo this sentiment with va- rious degrees of vehemence. Some. darkly hint that “the last word has created from the former Austro-Hun- of hmandsbenta to the German treaty, | With Kart Renner, the ABOuES the bankers on a strictly business. Scotland Yard Warns of Wholesale wal “And as & British ship owner,” he| has overcome the desire to examine ‘The Chamber went on record as op-| been officially posing the repeal of thé Daylight Sav- ‘ne ps a eh ond] Sat the" nam ee TNEW OBLIGATIONS UNDER |*is= Sew or Sry a ‘Tho New York Nursery and Chil-| “We have interfered only to mai men fo save the law. shipping conférence last month re- the United States under the League of Nations were discussed at a mect- ing of the Academy Polit! ence at Columbia University t day. Me advisor to the Allied Maritime Trans- clety of Free States"; Key Pittman, United States Senator from Nevada; Cast Than Voters. election because of a sR ain CRTRNOT suspicion of Bolshevistic prepagent, MAN, 70, RUN DOWN BY AUTO, Navy ¥. M. ©, Car Held A. My ame! by Police. returns, such as, they were. But there wore vojers. Student exuberance | “error, Staten Went, ver sun Yovn Is apt to refer tolany triumph against an existing administration as ‘Bolshe- There is no evidence that either inthe election was moved by. any of the questions affecting thi near Van Name Avenue, Mariner's ‘Harbor, by al tomobile driven by Baward J, Gros eNOUS | Brooklyn, 9 ng tb avold’the ont the ese Mpa pnt roar ernment se 8 FIGHT 10 RETAIN Decision Returning Child to’ Institution, An appeal to hold ‘Bobby Ashe Finebloom, fivemonths-old ash-can| Wall Street. State President Seitz, Foreign. Minister | wair, deepite the court order awarding ‘Senator Lodge said that the Sta! Associated Press.) asylum. ‘We will do all In our power to hola | Department reach@ England several weeks ago | the reporter a fine new crib and baby - tions had been im, progress for some | Bobby happy. Sir Alf h ; 1 thve propre ib eden ts oy Ps wager time. ‘The difficulty, however, 1s get-| there could not be much doubt, for} to the meaning of the (reity, ‘bu pinese. ‘ Prominent on the wall of the more | lican circles.” Fine- Senate proceedings, Senator will dren's Hospital might be assured, Finebloom offered New international obligations of |tg post $20,000 for that purpose. ‘ar sei. {ash can a note was pinned to clothing readin, James; mother */ father unknown.” of Parents Has Served (Special to The Evening World.) N.Y. June &—| wasHrNaTon, report was oniered toxday by the Genate ||| EUeiiar, 44c Commerce Committee on the bill of | last night at the home of his parents | Gongtor Jones of Washington, permi Georgo Price, veventy years old, ot | ANd will be turned over to the Federal No, 38 Simonson Avenue, Mariner's | authorities, Louis Tucel, Whe Drove | times from prison, who has egcaped three was arrested here ‘and killed to<lay at Richmond Terrace, | Weeks" he told the police. Tucel has served five years in prison. Among the charges against him are ingincer of the Navy burglary, Jail breaking, robbery, white | ~~ i from the Y¥. M.C. 4. at No. 176 Sands Street, fita ‘Ia : i WHITE HOUSE ASKS (Continued From First Page.) pt ae public. It is « strong gtatement for copies of the treaty and allowing to go somewhere else.” Republican, of Idabo said: “Wh: repudiated dll of his doctrines. the Hitchoock resolution an. added he md endeavored to have th ' sideration. @id not carry on an investigation fi authority to conduct such an investi. being misrepresented Lodge. he had seen the copy, saying it con. was not within two or three miles of tatives in Paris promised not to make Senator of the United States to make —thut the President is withholding | in ti¢rs on the green. Senator Williams,Democrat, of Mis- sssippi referred to the refusal’ of | League. ” George Washington to furnish the) Hundreds of women, men arid chil- House of Representatives with a copy|dren gathered about the tunnel, of « treaty, to which Senator Borah, quote George Washington. You have | away in horror. “E ey the time has come for an in-|lowed t¥e explosion, sulphur fumes “vestigation,” eaid Senator Hitchcock, resuming: “I want to know what in- /list. teresta the Massachusett’s, Senator hag been talking to and how those in- tereata, got into possession Of the | 2nd played streams of water on the treaty.” Senator Lodge saki the Senate was | the cries of the dying and the tajured only asking for @ public dooument and that he would be “delighted” to haye | ° auditing committee expedite its con-| to carry powder on a train, ‘The law “The Senator finds fault that we! jiosives must be transported alone, ” ator 10 ‘continued. | There were a dozen kegs of powder cca ot oan Saat ore had any |in one of the rear cars, all of which gation.’ Senator Hitchoock eas | cyte victims of the disaster lived, last Twas shown @ copy of the treaty| ‘That section of the city welcomed ‘a friend of mine in New York;| home boys from the 3ilth Field Ar- Py cis connected with no interests,” 78 Ar nator Lodge. “How he contiques A ‘not, inquire. If I were | fying and redfire was burned. With- set berty to mention his name, the|in twetve hours the district had be- country would realize that no more | come a scene of sorrow. Many sol- Surrageous strgestion could be made | giers’ fathers were among th than that ét came into his possession op hd i the dead. ruption. “ 9) | 2, corrupt il ele peleceve th gd ee rea LODGE SAYS HE WAS MOST IN * t, WRTRESTED tN LABOR OLAUOES, | ivery “re Painted the worse “Barery | pete ais aaah | , a ol ‘Lodge went on to explain again how tained 208 follo pages in Sengiish, MECHANICS ON WAY HERE Fineblooms Will Appeal From |"aita‘ie pages, no said. The only! TQ) MEET BRITISH AIRSHIPS rt he became at all familiar with, fe said, was an addenda establishing “@ great and permanent organiztion for interntionalization of labor.” He 1 ting any aK . sald be saw nobody Tew York and Transatlantic Flight Next MERICAN GOVERNMEN APOSTOLIC HEALE “TREATS” 100, ALL TB KILLED AND 40 IVESTEATON OF THE | URED 1 POWDER PACE TREATY LEAK” EXLOSON AT WIE SEEMING IMPROVE (Continued From First Pay &| a9 ambulances could be provided and the dead were brought out and placed it} Among the identified dead was Johi McCloskey, fo: iy star pitcher in the New York State Baseball shrieking and crying. Many of the Yj} women fainted, and obildren’ ran In addition to the flames that fol filled the tunnel, adding to the death Rescuers got into the mine with hose ry flames. Whfle they were doing this were heard above the roar of the flames, o| @t ia @ violation of the Mine Law is qpectiic that powder and other ex- in -| were exploded. (he Hast Hod, where most of the night was the scene of great gayety. tillery, Bands were out, fags were Over* the mouth of tunnel where ible R-34 Expected to Start ft Week. Department, in commenting on his|pert mechanics left for New York to the treaty which were in the ‘hands | its transatlantic flight next week. Chancellor and head of the Austrian |immediately by Mr. and Mrs. John|of New ‘oYrk financial interests, bet ie np Finebloom, No. 78 West 824 Street. “That statement has not been con- tradicted,” ‘The foster parents, who are wealthy | want an tm atr ‘Lodge. “tt y0u| $50,000 FLIGHT PRIZES. having read the story of his abandon. | Country,” eald Senate Oe nave | $60,000... not pretend to say. teh. rT nent by Beotland Yard of a Bolshe- | menthal, to apeal from the decision of | Ms statementt «the Acting Sec- | vist Cohspiracy to fill the country) Supreme Court Justice Tierney at explosions and that the State is at with counterfeit money. The police | once. nn . te work on the matter under the Peace COMMERCE HEADS APPROVE | cectare they nave the situation well| It was an Evening World reporter) (7° Wc iS ie ‘printed in Many of the ten-| and Safety Act. Continuing, the Gov- in hand, and express the belief that | who told the Finebloom’s of the court) in¢ press that evening, and I know ~ rf ” HURLEY PLAN FOR NEW SHIPS the Russfan forgers will make little | decision. They had not received offi- orerany that the statement was headway here. cial notice of the disposal of the case. | given out.” pe Mr. ard Mrs. Finebloom showed| WILLIAMS CALL IT NAGGING wr : “Mr, Frank Senator Lodge. LSON. t, of together with many toys Genator Williams, Democrat, feterenve | !wolat oats. bor . slared he was tired of t nike toil ou The authorities, Owner Tells Chamber. Te wad sald, extenal@e printing opera-|wnich they had supplied to make| Missiaslnl., tore a sorry and be- That he was happy | qevil the President, not with regard rding its negotiation, “I'll wage when it is found out who has these a ‘financial magnate high in Repub jams said, have demonstrated th wisdom of rules giving the Presiden tiations, that the | #nd not to men id he, “Thi ‘The delegates who ‘attended the WORLD LEAGUE DISCUSSED child was born @ Catholic, and upon treaty cannot be sent to the Benal that plea was awarded, its keeping. Finebloom ‘and his wife are both | “It begins to look as if the German Christians, and im court pledged that and education | tions to the treaty.” Hitchoock’s resolution finally wi laid on the table to permit the Senat: ‘Administration forces blocked dis. cussion’ of the Irish question in th; Senator Borah’s resolution urging th Committee. HORLICK’ MAL retary of State) ‘made it,” replied copies,” said the Mississipp! Senator, have to go to Berlin, If we are forced Ship Bill Gets Senate Committee ting American shipyaris to construct : thine for foreign account without first || [ASSORTED BABY CUTS cocape again in less than two|Sptaining a permit from the Shipping || | —These are | miniatures An dmendment prohibiting the || | of our pooular Old Fashion ‘An, ‘Sf ship for allen enemies ||| Barley Sugar Outs, © —<— igation I suggest that Fatrot had gone to Pittsburgh’proves | ‘The failure of any plan for an in- L phage State De- you investigate your own a Thomas H. Ince Offers Incenti to be sxranppoe. | Berk Goose ofpetals eine oer ween pocttsbribbcart-ahigg REDS IN PLOT 10 FLOOD [sexta alenay Lsochdan manners PartmeN capies tects ie Mager isiimGnis |. were a! quarters to-day . of since they obtained him aftef| ‘How these came to, were at Police Hondquartere to-dny | Pa oa ocopare' wo aveee| ENOLAND WITH BAD BILLS) ° Nor todas, "7 80 | VENICE, Cal, June 6—An offer of} prize money for aviators ment in The Evening World, can|come trom Paris. ‘They must have /who will attempt a flight from this been given out by some one in AU city to Australia, was made to-day by give no reason for the action brought | onty there. That is all I could |whomas H. Ince, motion pleture pro- ducer, -|attempting the flight, who although Hawaiian Islands, $10,000 will be paid. | |1n the event none of those attempting | w lands, $5,000 will be paid to th Heat Closes schools and many of the largest in- dustrial plants Were closed to-day be- cause of the hi t e candy stores have r | LOFT family. e | e 1 iy until It 1s completed-—antil signed by oad atrons of the LOFT atores from, childhood, whe the Germans,” said Senator Williams. Ny realize that F| pee tr) QUALITY and CLEANLINE: e | BETTER CANDY is our slo- to take up Senator Johngon's resolu- pound profit When the child was found in the| tion demanding immediate publica its| tlon of the treaty. As the two cove! the same subject the debate contin- te tither QUALITY, PURI dead, | ¥ed without interruption. e der the same manage- |] ment as in the past. No chan, CLEANLINESS or MANAGE- e Senate. Senator Williams, Missis- 7 Sippl, objected to epnsideration of eee cs Tomorrow, Friday Sane 3 e | in : obtal itn ire cerns: eet BOASTS HE'LL 00 IT AGAIN ues 9 Seater aeds | Sntnls Valely cocaine, "* a Yount Pl ett, o n | favorably by the Foreign Relations | pe cov, D MOLASSES TT ERSTI are tooth~ some bars of that good old-time Mo~ | with our te (Continued From Firat Page.) pews removed, sent to hospitals as quickly | is still and always will be with thas world, is the most that I can lay clair It has been given to me to gain if spe past.” . Hickson sald-ye would not dertake to place any physical improvement of any of persons Who have come to him t#* Néw York, where he has been for 4., week and where he will remain fo: two weeks more. Only after monttrs of observation, he sible to tell how far his efforts Rev. Dr. Willlam T. Manni to whom Mr. Hi given his approval ‘Trinity's churches these fn the c! iP tay Saphe jured visitors that * sitxson te Kagiand tee Pee y That is why Hall’ everywhere as the "Standar: Examine our goods at T! 265 West 45th LONDON, June 6.—A squad of ex-| PaGEN,—on June 4, NICHOLAS FAURN,, Margaret Fagen 4 father of Thomas’ ¥\"* thence to the Caure Evangelist, where « mags will be offered for the repove ot« solemn requiem’* FECHREIMER.—ELLA FECHHEIMER. OHURCH, Broadway and 66th st, Pris, day, 7.30 P. M. FILIPACHI—PAUL FILIPACCHI OHURCH, at Broadway and 66th “bt. ‘Thursday, 8 P. M. oe LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS... LOST—Tuesday, June 3, at or near Peuna. In ‘taxi from station to Van. iit pear-shaped pearl . n amall diamond Ve 0 questions asked for ret elses | DALL & VALLOU, 574 Sth % making the best showing. | 640 suse wa —<$<—<— the flight reaches the Hawaitan Is- | f* ‘of lith w,, and Sixth we Springtime Rumors t HIS is not the first time that announcements have been i made through the New York press that the LOFT passed from the control of the trol, just as it bas been for the past , know customers of ours the same old standards prevail ‘SS im the manufacture and dis->/ wore not going to sign and we would tion of LOFT candy. I also wish to say that, with the exception Uf the stock held by our employees, which was purchased *Sgo, when they were given the privi sevnbers of the LOFT family atill own this concern, ae iy gp a 4 fre, Thee Doe cata hl theates ¥, HOCOLATE, COVERED FRESH 8’ clous ld i FOE