The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1919, Page 14

4 iseiaataiaiesn tered oesnia linens % RON LE AAS RANI a EY, IRIE Cetera one oi, vs in Sa Laas Me * sj 4 if ya iy ‘ ' THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 191% hb killed with two companions by jin @ thunder storm while playing golf, the LIGHTNING KILLS | AN EDITOR. | ed a golf course at Augusta, /sought shelter in an old shack, which hea cording to word reeelved to-day | was struck bv lightning, appointed Ambassador to Italy Ask the J. Lee Sauer of Elisateth, N. J. , here formerly his father ——— authoritatively denied to-day, Tt : 3 Strack While Playing Golf, re} a j Ha) Re Italian |said that no appointment hed Fountain Man Leo Sauer, former city editor of) Mr. Sauer was in the South on bust- Envoy made yet and that Whitlock was for a Grapelade Sundae WULF EST OPPENHEIM Guns & € | . “ 0,000 Fulton Street, Brooklyn Newly Formed Corporation| #¢era! manager of the new 860,00 Quality 5. eg The pure grape spread vd of Welch Quality company Sits = odo fresh flavor of full rapes throughout Will Not Be an Ally of Since the announcement last we thepameta a te sited egahrag the “Big Five of this formation of large beef and Now In Progress It contains all the richness and juice of selected grapes without ig . pork interests it was generally looked seeds, ekina, or acid crystals, Grapelade is a smooth, delicious spread for bread, toast, biscuit, muffins. It is also delightful for jelly roll, tarts, pies and» many. other kinds of desserts, Write for recipe folder, Ask your dealer for Grapelade todey. Jn 15 om, jars 35; and upon as a new move of the large EIGHT CONCERNS IN IT,| beef packers to gather up the few remnants that escaped their grasp. Another conclusion arrived at by sie Equipped to Carry On) some of the large independent meat Most Important Shoe Event of the Season P Sor. tumblers. . If you don’t findiit, telephone our New Yiork office, leomverns here wae that he big five Worth 1120. War That Will Result |had squeezed the independent com- ° 4 E = Weathisid, N. ¥. in People’s Good, | panies to the wall since the com fn er ee ce Ceti mencement of the war and that the pt it merger was‘a fight for exist- By P. Q Foy. presen’ ence, (Special Food Expert of The Evening) when seen at the office of Imbrie World.) The federated sight laree indepen. | CO 61, Broadway, who are, the Regular Values 10.00 to 12.00 dent beef houses in the United States! sation, Mr. Hawkinson would neither and Canada will not be an ally to the big five beef packers, as wan yen. |#Mirm nor deny the report that the mt : Fen | new meat combination was brought ¢ an Welch's ay | erally believed, but a formidable com- petitor, according to John A, Hawks! sRiopermcenee.o7 tne antawonlamn OF ui Die {nson, the organizer, President an ; $1, 000, 000. 00 Sale of Choicest Standard Brands | Siieacaieseeeine—enmenses| POWERFUL OONSERNG IN COM . IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES mvrmerere| age, uawiienc, made this Deni! I | Q U O R S LEMON JUICE Katisas City, at tho age of fourteen years in 1887, at $6 a week, and was " advanced from one post to another FOR FRECKLES }] uti t became sates manager of the e AND CORDIALS entire provision department, remain ALL WITH OREDINAL ALY 4 1, Onn BINAL Fy CASES ing with Swift & Co. until pes ag | tJedin-Bond Old Taylor, Ovedhalt, OM Jordan, Sunny Bark, Hermitage and Old Crow J| {| Girls! Make beauty lotion for |) entered the frm of Sulsberger & Dewar's, Usher's, Johnnie Walker, H: oa William and Kies Gonrpe a few cents—Try it! : Okt Busha Jomanons and Barts heh Whuieom Coens Packs & Co. in 1916, being Vice President of ; Hennessey, Martell and Otard Cognacs; Vermouths, Appetizers, Cock- Wes-eeneens-eeeeees ithe latter company until last Satur- Dress Oxfords of Black or Brown Kidskin, Gray Suede and Patent Leather. - Kurnmel, Ruma Bitters, Grape Brandi, Frit Brandis, Cre fall Kinds Marne: inion bottle coittaining three ounces |Cuy,wMee 1 Fesienod.” Colonial Pumps of Brown Calfskin and Patent Leather. sdhino, Anisette and other Stan ‘ordials; , Sherries, Clarets, White Wines, Angelica, f hard white, shake well, and “The newspapers reporte r " + ‘ : i dics nit Misra sens eo rgarsel nad tems, Citra. have a quarter pint of the best freckle H&Wkinson, that you would give out Walking Oxfords of Tan Russian Calfskin or Black Kidskin. the names of the eight independent beef concerns that compose your or- ation when you reached New and tan lotion and complexion beau- tifer at very, very small cost. ead hia million doMar Fer OST REMARKABLE and Perhe pe Tie LASTS ol Ks Rind Ever Fad nthe UNITED ST) Your grocer has the lemons and any STOCK UP WHILE YOU 1 HAVE THE CHANCE! drug store or toilet counter will sup-| > BUY AS MUCH AS YOU CAN AFFORD TO ) CARRY! _ || bly three ounces of orchard white for All Sales Must Be Final The entire arrangements are not rely completed,” he answered, ‘SALE STARTS MONDAY, JUNE 16, 10:30 A. M. ce gg tc aaaae he gered but the following firms will be in th AT 539-541 BROADWAY, NEAR SPRING ST. iG face, neck, | new company: Parker & Webb, Di arms and hands each day and see| Mich.; Batchelder & Snyder, } CHAS. SHONGOOD, Auctioneer how freckles and blemishes disappear| Bostofl Mass.; W. 8. Forbes & Co., and how clear, soft and rosy white| Richaiond, Albert W. Schenck, hock oo Kxhibition Tuspiay, Weduenday. Thurwday, Vriday and Getarday, Catatowne Maitet I the skin becomes. Yes! Tt is harme| Wheeling, ©, Klinck Packing a less and never Macon Packing 2 \ . Fok . and another large \ * ———-—- —- —— concern jn Canada that has five plants * _——_ y m scattered at all advantgeous points " . throughout tl Dominion.” zation differ radically from the policy | e “Will the pBlicy of the new organ! The consolidation of the eight in- dependent companies was brought about to render a service that would x gain the good will of the public, the live stock raisers and dealers, and to 4 Th establish a policy of generous and fair at only a few ays ffiausmfiaver easureas | Regarding the personnel of the di- | rectorate, Mr. Hawkinson said that the arrangements were not entirely completed, but that John A. Hawkin- are 0 uy W. a son would be President and general \ manager, and that F, 8, Snyder of Batchelder & Snyder, Boston, would ‘ be Vice President; that Albert A. f Schenck of Wheeling, W. \ Va., would be another Vice President, and the name of the Treasurer had not yet been decided on but might be an- $25,000,000 IN CAPITAL STOCK AND ie what your’wise and econom:= ical neighbor, is doing, and drink. INSTANT tion, Our packing bouses are . a “uted strategically in close proxim- v ~ @ =: ~ jity to the catle and hog raising sec- This eo tions, while our branches along the B Zor proba y # few hundreds of dollars you will be poche to purchase some of these James Gordon Bennett Atlantic seaboard give us unlimited lopportumities for the export outlet, in Sunday and yesterday the weath a |Which direction the company expects | ve e. ™m Oo I fe} property—THI Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY | Tore ™ABY Prospective purchasers failed to visit the {*°, epoctalise ta e rai iJ | TO-DAY, THIS AFTERNOON, TO-NIGHT 62228" Whest ond Rune rosineses, ham. a Until Every Lot Is § ae ean” Bes a remarkable Java-like flavor ntil Every, Lot Is Sold Si pedi i ete and is often mistaken for high James Gordon Bennett Estate grade coffee. ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE Made instantly in thé cup; 500 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS LOTS strong or mild as desired: At Noon at the Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey Street. Come to this sale Prepared to BU at your own price. Liberty Bonds at market value, also Savings Bank Books taken as de $25,000,000 IN BONDS. “The national headquarters will be = located in Chicag he said. “The ou need for all tim location of the New York branch is not finally settle He also said the jeapacity of the various branches would be extended to meet the in- creasing demand of the business. e eo When asked if the new company would have capital of $165,000,000, | ou our prices |» ‘reported im “the newspapers, Mr. “The authorized capital will prob- | Hawkinson said: ably be $25,000,000, 7 per cent. pre- mos a ve ferred stock, “Two hundred and fifty thousand shares, no par value, common stock. “Twenty-five million dollars in 6 per cent. debentures, “At this time we will probably issue $16,000,000 preferred, $16,000,000 deben- tures and 200,000 #bares'common.” | Any further eapital for the trade, needs or development of the company would be forthcoming, he said, if) | | needed “Will the new company be a com- petitor of the existing large beef com- | = = Panient™ REAL ESTATE AT Lauenes REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. |. The owners of the various com: SEMEL ETOCIS2 a4 I2PfTIIITy* aa ines, and these men will have a voice —_—— fet's FIRED IN HOLD-UP, pect © atrons Lo After firing five shots wildty to | frighten customers in a small Greek |restaurant at No. 306 West 37th Street early to-day, four men backed the pa- trons against the wall, Six persons | yielded $178, | As the robbers fled the victims blew police whistles. — Patrolman Joseph Horn of the West 87th Street Station ! fired five shots at one of the men and lafter a fight ted The alleged robber gave the name of Joe Levante, éeé twenty-three, 1L West 434 Street. z posit. ‘The meeting of the Board of Educa- tion, at which the matter of an investi- . ’ gation into the alleged remarks of , é Smith, member of the Board ma 31 Nassau Bam ‘Exadeers ‘Gol " ers eee q Street ai deWa te, Heme Gold- Fa a oe oy en eae Fda : “ ay ‘ SN seme ae AK ‘rp sued) Yor ‘yesterda;