The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 8

& : FEE gE R NATE RIMES CN RR ST Be Naat et) Shoe Specialists Since 1857 ANpbREW ALEXANDER SIXTH AVENUE @) CORNER I9#S: Women’s Pumps at $6.90 Including the high front plug pump now extremely popular. High Louis heels or the lower Cuban styles. gallons they carried in stock. busines and anticipates a brisk June band oo record when he speaks privately to Charles Simons, clerk, No. 99 Fox . y . THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1919. ene napcnenneipnnsncssne aempncenennsthsemnndl-aentanti Judiciary Committee in Washington HONOR BELLEAU VICTORY. NEW YORK LIQUOR Yerlerday, Adviph Xeurad, a tiqvor THREE SISTERS TO WED, pe ol dealer of this city, sald be was in- Marines at ns Have Games si hy Caccadarmmmons yt to OCT LICENSES TOBETHER | Sec"ri.c Worse 0 ansivaccaer. DEALERS FACE RUIN Senate Finance Committee that the —_—_—_ cop) . June & (United Press).— regulations of the Revenue Bill would Ethel, Marie and Sadie Receive|American advance headquarters at Bet ‘Troves has been dissolved and Brig. nt be entre MT conned hie it | Official Santion to Marry |Gen. Smith has been transferred. tu| . Lenin i Coblena. would be sate to go back home and Charlie, Herman and Adolph. The Second Division celebrated the not worry abowt the enforcement of Elias Hellerstein of No. 969 Fox Street, Qpnivereery of the site of Belleau wartime prohibition, the Bronx, is a happy man to-day. His) 008 Wind’ “Rwenty-thied iutactes Mr, Neurad told the committee that three pretty daughters, Ethel, Mary and| Regiments and the Marines partici- a since the enactment of the revenue Sadie are going to marry Charlié, Her- | pated. laws of October, 1917, and'February, 42 and Adolph. -At least they told of =sscaacncnntimaainiemcmed With 10,000,000 Gallons on|'*** parser nag + their intentions to Sturart Harris, Clerk aiid ‘ 1919, the retail wine and liquor of the Marriage License Bureau of the NINN] Hand They Look to Gov- | ealerd had paid to the Government Bronx to-day. It Is to be a triple wed- S by NT } ‘i in taxes six anda half times what it ding this week. | ernment for Relief. cost to manufacture the millions of Papa Hellerstein is in the insurance AYER With approximately 10,000,000 gal- tons of wines and liquors in stock | 4 i" Ri Street; Herman Koenigsberg, merchant, | IAN 0 afd fonda warehouses, and 1ihs-ee| {OAD FINE A UAT: URDEN. Jere’ wn inurrnis atecuc’ ans anes | Bichelman, sales manager, of No, ‘978 | fend no chance of decreasing this supply| HALES 193 10 TRAFFIC COURT Sistem”: sles, on by exportation, New York liquor allies abs | Catalozws. Also, oxfords in half a denters are tactng a serioustaituation| ma ritrate Refuses to Accept Two! Gets Smith at Church Reopening. tae AN eee dozen attractive, latter July 2. Governor Alfred E. Smith and his > Guilty, Dismisses the staff will attend the formal re-opening ‘he ‘Uquor men were assessed a| [lea sof Gullty, Di i ¢Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn. 7 buking Poti of the Church of St. James the Apostle, Federat tax of $6.40 in February on Cases After Rebuking Police. 67 Halsey St., Newark, N.J. New-Day Soups ) Made By College-Trained Cooks . Scientific cooks in the Van Cam; 4 Mitchens have evolved 18 ideat ” soups. 4 comfortable styles 4 in various leathers. sy racine yt When you’re thinking of summer underwear, just ask to see this improved union suit. Then, since it’s guaranteed to please or money back, try a couple of suits. Bend over and stretch in it. You'll find a new brand of * LEXINGTON AT 59TH—ONE BLOCK FROM PARK AVE. | SPORTS HATS in James Street neir the New Bowery, next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. every gallon tn bond. They were| S*venty-cight violators pleaded ¢ given seven months by the Govern. | #ullty before Magistrate House in the Weiduce tocmtas tieeune rvart aro forbfdden to dispose of this|te-day. Two of these pleas the it to us by a noted soup is exactly like the model. American whiskey is in ‘dilntnd in| the cases, and reprimahding the off- from Hotel Ritz in Paris. ane French creations. 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One po- || 18 reporter they had 4,000 barrels of|liceman uppeared against four, less |, Then they fixed standards for |ment to pay it. After July 1 they|Trafflc Court at the morning sesion | tare based on famous rec- process. So every dish of every |liquor in the United States, Little| Judge refused to accept, dismissing | B | OOMING The basic soups werf the finest Lurope, therefore little will be ex-|cer. Sentence was suspended on one = a contests. Van Camp's Soups have thus linrge stocks on hand, for which they | levied by the Government. #nent months on each soup, test- ess in a soup. Yet they cost recelved the*same answer from all.| About sixty policemen crowded into || AN American whiskey in stock, not in-|than ten had served three summons Black Banded cluding $75,000 worth of Scoteh|and the rest were in court with only Pineapple Sailors oa aa Camp's Van Camp's Peanct Butter whiskey. 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