The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1919, Page 8

nae i AKF SAYS dere hs the Mahan, Coamate omtet. [ET nen ne senen, FIRE ENRINE HTS a FLYERS GET MEDALS mr LEAGUE KNITTERS . Morello alleged that De Ciutlis threw The Italian Consul, when Morrello ‘ Sold in his Rate;thee ‘Gatehbay andl Sigs het recna niesie ae Gre aad FOR FEAT AT LUMCHEON: T0 i] DESTITUTE SERBIA ' THREW ACID stabbed him six times n the head and car formey, ho. informed Vib gotten. IITNEY IN IE ure aN Pe | “i i hands, almost sovering .two fingers. ‘i poi Read Urges All Ameri-, Booth Committee “Winds Up Ac- LY ate aenoe caper c | ets ry ae Gis f u fmorning. -"Morele if tay epeorter. te ey ie arse Spot. cans to Work for Further tivities in Behalf of U. S. t ] Pols wea alla miviake® “But he ment fearing that her busband may Aerial: Development. . Fighting Forces, EAL’ FAILED mente a am tated. hd SEVENTEEN HURT i ee gerd i zs r{ bir he va "a “good friend.” J tho orews of the NC-4, NC-8 and tee we Oe Navy League, which has Morrello, according to che Mg co| DE VALERA ADDRESS NO-, given jointly by the Acro | been supplying sweaters and apphrel fom, Na wie ram monte anal BIG NIGHT tun of Aimeriu end the. Chamber fr gowns salle ond ie get Charges Friend tend: Stabbed Him | asked him Jo visit his wife, who lives T0- Injured Are cre “taighovei of °t/ Commerce of the Borough of : tio, ta Gaexigaton Avenue, and try ; Wr Queens, Ideut. Commander Albertiritte an i A mate ga When He Couldn’t Get | to etrect a reco ‘ ' led Motor Company on Way _ ©. Read of the NC-4 repented to-day |!inAl reports to Washiington to-day, Its Wife Back. 2» Cluuile swithdge: dete and he ro- Great. Crowd ,Bxpected, at Madigon to Work in Kearn |im'the ‘grand ballroom of the Wal-|csased "the amitige wilt now ta om ported ‘he Jatlure ‘to 7 De’ Crutiis. ite Square. Garden; Leaves’ for hg ys |dorf-Astoria his story of the first| UP the aH ofthe Balities end sewing had long been a friend of both, but Pint itransatiantic fight. Commander On a charge of aamaylting Benjamin a Do Chutis ‘altered her pany Aa + gpd Seventeen persons were taken to John H. Towers and Lieut. Com- Minho’ Booth Kattel ie cents fur. with acid, knife and fists.|to return to her husband, though he leaving New York to-morrow man De Ciutils, thirty-seven years| had been sending her gitts and tele: |for.Chicago Ramonn De Valera, Presi. (th City Hospital at Jersey City ae My vm M. Ay, Melltager spate Here and, eget to ho fale and 4, Present ot an embroidery com. avipgeghiie eral enn ot te "Oran Nope” ai na OToing ater» Aro rng wtrck MUMMY, |. itr tant tie obi (any at 872 Sixth Avenue, was ar-|ciutiin wont bo the thifd floor of ine] {reas & Maas meeting to-night at Madi- jitney bus at Montgomery and Grove p14) iba at of "* | woo! ‘at “wholesale. i nt ‘West Side p son Bquare. Garden, "So great has been meh? for his text, “Lieut. |{to ite workers at 10°) mer eant prodt. SA find held in. $1,000 ball ' the dbustnd fof !sedts for this ‘cooasion "Tet The bus was carrying Commander Read urged Americans athenepbisemme "wig alleged victim lives at No. 152 alleged assa' that sta expected an overflow meeting Ployes of the Ford Motor Company to in and out of Congress to take Amer- - _ willbe held, are: |tean aerial development more seri-|! Justice’ D. FF.’ Cohata byt ag thd ously to the end that the United TT vere ece ean fl . F, in will preside ly the ¢ that the Uni | Fire Engine No, 3 was answerlP® sintes may grasp and keep the place an alarm at 8 o'clock when it orashed which belongs to her as tbe origina- into the bus and overturned it tor. OMicers of the Army and Navy | thé fy RA By Fey pire 954 Tenth Ave- lever Be reerend bd ouch rt Aber ————— il tring Licgen § it, poe in. 1 cee Ae pines "(eral Governments were among hls! DENIAL BY MARKEWICH,. : Charles Harmon, No. 1690 68th! Tieut, Commander Read was pre- Prices to your e, "Cinanow or camp, : Mes, Street, Brooklyn, fractured Jett wrist: |nentea with @ gold medal in the name Doesh't Aspire to while you're away } Henry Van Arx, No. juttom Gf both organisations and Medals of} Assistant District Attorney Samuel hi em ene ee reasts|Markewich, the champion of two girls Mal crder adit 00 Hess , New ts Many Taylor, Ho. i" Tard Ave lor Gowen and tallies York City, or 50 Washington Street, :|nue, Long Island City Mass.,willreceive careful and prompt attention. “ pf ho a ad pee? RORAH CALLS FOR DATA 500, fatherless children Mra, Chair- ing We a Dunne, | Avenue, Brooklyn. ¢ of, Depiity Police Commissioner , Will leave New York | Peter Lamorto,, No. 141,Academy oe of, City Taneietrate and is trying Sia ade nts et scarp ON PEAGE PAGT PROTESTS| iin tity ose Peter Sheridan, No. 240 Flushing ur. tune fe the Papers ing wad dover ax Extends Time for Tax Returns. | Avenue, Astoria. applicant for a place on the police court Collector ‘of Internal Revenue Gardi-| John Hoff, No. 264 Seventh Avenue, Resolution Asks for Letter At-| Steak and does aot snp to fe ner of Brooklyn announced to-day that | Manhattan. | tributed to Lansing and {ies ae, pasentot, to AoE 7 “2,18 Edward Vigilante, 13th Avenue, Bliss. pat also’ pervenst aevine corporations. Brooklyn. ° WASHINGTON, July _10.—Imme- George Haussler, No. 612 Jamaica) sitey acter Presidént Wilson left| Avenue, Astoria, \ the Senate Chamber to-day, Senator Norman Bowen, No. 96 Second |porah, Idaho, inttoduced a resolution Avenue, Manhattan, asking the President to send to the William Ackerman, No. 2% 67th|Senate “if not incompatible with pub- Street, Middle Village, Queen: le interest” letters and protesté from Peter Johnson, No. 6 Fourth Stret,|Members of the Peace Commission Geureaivaiet, 8. relative to Shantung. ay’ ah The resolution asks particularly for » James Reilly, No. 44 East S4th|, jetter of protest alleged to have been Street, Manhattan, = written to the President by Gen. Tasker Morris Left, No, 6 East 117th Street, | H. Bliss on behalf of himself, Secretary 5th Avenue 35th Street Manhattan. Lansing and Henry White of the Peace ‘ Jeremiah Ryan, No, 800 First Ave- |Commission. Second Floor memorandum available "wo Richard Cosier, No.- 33 Church find cate that Japan attempted to coerce Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. Chinese delegates in the Shantung James Figier, driver of the bus, |™*'*r Soe cet |BRIGADIER-BENERAL, MADE CO NTINUING A CAPTAIN IN TWO WEEKS So Fresh and wee It Will Be Hard 4 623 500 LABOR MEN FR I D Y to Choose Less Than Two or Three : f Demobit amen * eet $3. 98 & 55 IN PAN-AMERICAN UNION | "changes in the Rank of A U. 8. Officers, (Store Closed All Day Saturday) Convention Criticizes Delegates} BRBST, July 2 (Correspondence of the Associated P: ).—Demotion of offi- From Ecuador for Absence core tBrough toe demobilisation ot the ers Pronger ti: Higgs ae RR BR gc RRR i Phenomenal Offerin Yemetitehed “del and “exqustaly Rand cemmutee wo he convention othe Pan |'VAveepain "wearing four sare e 4 embroidered.. Short and the new bell sleeyes; ay Continental Hotel to-day, figures as to yi harass ey Sonn also new button-back models. ‘ f Lind Laympy sgt Roa Jie hepedh pain France, At the pier he was,met by, a Plain and Figured Georgette, ‘ sented as follows: American Federa- | Ucutenant colonel They were introduced MEN’S AND ge ond Vel Lace, Wreeew Silk, A Taber; 3 . $50,000; en the lieutenant. colonel auld: “Jones, I knew your brother. He was agua 2,000; ecuador, 3,000; Honduras, | a first class man at West Point when I Surf Satin Skirts . (@) are tam ie at | YOUNG MEN’S SUITS At Rare Price Saving We) te at bership was adopted. Some friction de-| _ le," retorted the Heutenant ‘ veloped because the Ecuadorian dele- | friend oy it fs $ 50 gates were’ not present to vote on the|” “That was 1, two weeks ago,” said be budget. The delegation was criticized | the captain. yesterday as not representative of labor, $ ' 50 the delegates being a lawyer and a bus- ; — ‘ ° From our, higher priced ps—offering ingae man, z Zs ‘Morrison, Secretary of | the many variants in spo dress types— American Federation of Labor, presided developed\ from aataidicas, shiny Surf 8 Wto-daya scasion In place of ‘resident Satins, Wide Wale Pique, prety Stripes. ne a devartyre for Burope, to-morrow on puia sitet Enis" ‘Regularly Worth Hong Labor Congress at Amsterdam. cdot WIE AVE! HERE ARE POTATOES FREE $40 and $45 FOR POOR OF EAST SIDE or These are exceptional suits for $34.50. That's what we sai ‘we had the opportunity of - New York Dealer Refuses Seven 0 Carloads From Maine, and Rail- B. * Vie ake, purchasing them. And there isn’t a Style or road Gives Them to City } R g Summet Fabric missing from the group. That’s Paik oh soeea dat Medan “be Gouna | what makes this Sale so really worth-while. suiaes from dtacae ta Mee ork ana |i ) | Besides, the tailoring is sternly and strictly re- refused by the consignee here, which were turned over to Markets Commis- ron sponsible all the wy. through, for one of the sioner Day, will be given away to-day | : finest clothes-makers in New York made them. to the poor of the east side, .When the New York dealer declined the ahipment, Holzwasser Home There are some silk-trimmed models for those and the Pennsylvania Railroad found | Talks No. 482 who get in early. ° the potatoes were spoiling, Mr. Day was F¥ you are at a lom to deter. notified he could have them. ‘The Board | M1 [mist bar s,aulie ———————————————— of Health found 60 per cent. of them your, home arabs, cal and det 17, la exh) Cision 4 ‘hooma, yatifully . Biren sede creme Piet 25, Werke ag ‘raged fot Liar Three Elevators to the Men’s Clothes Store under the Manhattan Bridge at Kast | ing, Root, Dina neces oe ° Brosdway, and. Market Street and ee eo] in the 5th Avenue Arcade washed with a hose Some were givey glance itt, ‘how *attrnctive tty away yesterday, ew vero Turnite Owl an. Deputy B. J, O'Malley of the Markets With 4 pon, Iigeit nero and, out Department arranged for patroimen of rehase ‘the most from the Madison is ne ene to} convenient the city. watch the tatoes last night and look | SS Gee TA ne’ cPowd when they bring their | |f}] Easily reached irom West Sideby baskets to-day. 86th or 598th St, Crosstown Cara, = Clete aia Silk and Summer Dress Clearance HYLANS GOING TO SARATOGA. | fegorntt Mayor WIN Spend His Week-Ends Ae aa Selected from Our Most.Successful Assortments ae ee, ae var Oar lam will spend his week- iat - ; $ | $F.75 st eee ra fe Corn THE WORLD 1919 25 5) Ly back at his desk again at 8.30 BEST §325 VALUE $245 al eo racing — re: aRsT_2500_ VALUE y= Presenting a brilliant variety of elegant An extensive variety of pleasing, cool rhe f The Hylans been visitors at | 56-ROOM APARTMENT | Silk afternogn and street modes, fash- Saratoga for y 08, $5985 138 i ® 4 Summer frocks in simple, refined de- pec dite AusT_e700_YALELS"—' if . ; dgned ith pal FS hig pa signs — expressing distinctive Bedell Amance to Remain Here, our Liberal Terms and Auto Tour Map Guide Castarge skirts, ruffled skirts, charm: originality. Fashioned with ruffled or ie have Aire New Tel te iH | FOR SALE, FIVE CENTS (BY MAIL, TEN CENTS) ing vew blouses with lace “Bertha” tunic skirts, surplice ‘and shawl collars, intend making their homes here, This MO | a | n t so, Se MEBs “astes' and roulttol' enaieb N| war anetuaans hy fer $8 | $288 sect Atall World Offices and at all Subway and Elevated Road Stations, all |B A aan +, apa 2 ah remue’ cle Bi aiaaibon a t | Bad. / 80-00 (Dees! TP Union News Co. Railroad Newsstands in the United States and Canada. E » wered ‘eve q im erme 8) iso to New Yor! | Lustrous Satins and Foulards Novelty Patterns, Sages, Dimities ‘The Premier is spending a oem orgy, ate, ta Dez, otk, ate Address: here pefore ceturni Woe. Deliyer by Auto Truck 3 The World’ s Summer Resorts Bureau ——— ' 63 Park Row, New York City