The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 4

ars rc 7 4 d Chakgcd With Police Titerterence Wrenn neon Winthrop ‘and Col. Henry the receiver, while Michel Ki former 1¢ Court Justice aks J. rien represented the company seking severance. Six arrests were made at ons tiie factory of Mendelsohn Bros., Stockholm Street, Brooklyn, Ah » tag ing after a riot m which @ shot was fired and women rescued prisoners from fifty, of No. 200 Bast the polica. from « fifth-story| ‘Those artested were Samuel Rapport home to-day and landed | No. 42 Barbery Street, Brooklyn, fined | ‘a sitting posture on the sidewalk. | $0 by Magistrate Short; Luca Zilitelia. was taken to Bellevue Horpital | No. 1% Meserole Street; Louis Spruny, . 2 Floyd Street; Helen Last. — doth legs, both thighs and several | 7) Witouchby Avenue; Bather Magu nw fractured. nea. No. 7 Cress jaatoner Cabore Red a | tion on a charge of disorderly conduct. | Cross Gemmiesiqner to! work tie méroing. in which the ahotl A newspaper reporter who. prides WILLIE JUNG FAT: | ~ RSEYOITY’S SAD | Town Is Four Days Behind a Clean Shirt All on -Ac- count of it of Shanfung, | SATA INE “TRANSFERS SAVED Judge Mayer, Onde Orders Separa- tion From New York City Railway System: Under an order made verbally this morning in the United States District im Shirt Factory Strike. ; i: operate them,” said Mr. Win- throp. | ‘The most serious objection is that the Bighth Avenue line has no right to a) & double track Lng Wey a hb Street, in ‘est Broadway. It has only a single track franchise. It must te double tracks in this eeen if It in to get anywhere whe: around Tesult of @ severe electrical Clowdburst, which awept this late yesterday, At Bradford, « tornado killed two persona, A DELPARK Best Seller The SOFT COLLAR— witha PERSONALITY. ANOTHER DELPARK production. Made by DELPARK, Ine. \e New York, UB. And joach’ was’ held in 4%) bail tor examna- PARIS, July 11—Senor Angula. | airike breakers when they reported ( No, 29 Firat Street, Coming Home. Pickets. arevsaid to have attacked | himself upon the seal, the consclen- tlousneas, the thoroughness with which be throws himself heart and 6 F Fe One - ~ AWNING FIRE CAUSES SCARE. Breadway Throngs Thriliea by Speeding Fire Fighting Apparatus. | - Noon day strollers in lower Broadway near Pine @treet. were thrilled © with apeeding fire apparatus to-day when an Clothes in New York Oshivemne i Atwell GAME-Ee PRO-ALLY SHIRTS &s neither more for leas than a capl- talist He. Might just as well bs frank The Best Clothing Ever Produced By the House of Kuppenheimer - Wonderfully clean cut, highly distinctive, and in many instances, exclusive cloth- ing; ‘which is better in every respect than any ever. before produced by these famous cakes of high-grade clothes for men. Models, fabrics and designs which will impress you as much with their dignity and correctness, as with their smartness, their wide’ va- soul Into even the m ‘mont commonplace of assignments, returns to Park Row from Jersey City, N. J. to character- Kuppenheimer Suits $30.00 to $65.00 With the Brill) guarantee of satisfac- about it at the beginning. Wah Kee walked out because of polities, Wah Kee left Willie Jung flat because of the Peace Conferenve, Wab Kee is as warm as a red-hot fatiron over the, Shantung business. With his little cottage-like shop Diled to. the ceiling with Hill Section nighties and such like, Willie Jung dropped everything for five minutes this morning to set the reporter right. Mr. Jung is no hyphen. Nyther is be am interrogation mark. He wears no queue, “When I was in Manhattan years ago,” said Bill, “an actor gave mo 4 pass one night to see McKee Rankin 4 and Charles T. Aldrich in ‘The Dan- ites,’ in exchange for my laundry make-up. Ever since that night at the play I have dressed the part straight. -¢ * * But you wanted to know about this poor fish Wah Kee. “Wah Kee is a South of China mutt, A good enough poor fish, it people would let him alone, but easily influenced. The kind of a guy who g0es to a Socialist meeting to-night and comes home chewing about the ‘class war,’ and to-morrow night lis- tens to Lodge or Penrose and figures that the only thing that w'll save us is a tariff against the cheay labor of N | Burope. “Well, to make a long story short, Wah fell under the spell of Robert Emmet Wolfe-Tone Sullivan, the Ward leader of the Sinn Fein. Sul- livan had him kidded foolish. Got 80 worked up about Shantung that Wah Kee became anti-British, anti-Itallan, anti-French, anti-every- wate? ie taiked. Cs Chink about it, 1 but he's a psa po Cunacan who prides himself on his English. He scrappea with all the Italian business men of the district, picked a row with a prom- the recetver and the Eighth Avenue - ansiamtgetin inent member of Heather Bell Lodge, wrangled with members of Hearts of Oak Chapter and kept me in hot suds from morning till night. “And at that I wouldn't have tied the can to the poor boob if Sully hadn't explained sédotage to him. After I had paid $32 for the pro-Ally shirts he destroyed, I gave him the gate. “I don't know where we're going to be—we employers—if we can't get help from the old country. Labor is cer- tainly going it to-day high-nanded.” All up and down Arlingtun Avenue, Union Street, Clerk Street, Kearney Avenue, Ocean Avenue and Randolph Street, in Chris. Stoto’s Randolph Market, in Letter Carrier Jim Costel- o's grocery, wherever elite of the gathered the canning of Wah Kee the one topic of conversation. one man in ten mentions the fight between Ed Edwards and Jim Nugent for LB Democratic nomination for Governor “And i goes to show huw far we have departed from t Jim Costello's who refused to give his name (R. E. W.-T. Sullivan, maybe) “when gentlemen seated around a table in "Parts oan so ball things ue for Jersey City, .N. J. U. & A. that this entire Hill section is four days behind a clean shirt,” = alarm was sent in from No. 100 Broad- way, the building owned by’ the Ameri- ‘ean Surety Company. A cigar stump thrwn from an upper window ignited an awning on the sec- ond floor, Employees of the building extinguished the’ blaze before dhe ar- rival of the fire conmanies, erfeet cut, 14-1 rr Boia wold! 350. ——— Boy Falls From Root. While on the roof of his home, No. 4 1-2 Horatio Street, to-day, Ly -Burdl, nine near se lost hh ire old ran too and fell He .was taken to St, Vincent's Hos- pital suffering from « fractured skull. 90c with words IR your player-piano—get without words 50c the new music first, before your neighbor, before your friends, before everybody else guy Arto-Rolls. Arto-Rolls ALWAYS tead in recording the newest music—ALWAYS one, two and three months ahead. Look at.the new Arto-Rolls listed below —these are hits, to sitig, to dance, to enjoy, straight from Broadway, fresh and new. Choose the nearest Afto-Roll Dealer—ask to hear them played to-day. Next Manth’s Music NOW! *939 Will o’Wisp (from “A Lonely Romeo”) Fox Trot 895 I'll Be Happy When the Preacher Makes You Mince... . 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As indi- cated, the change in suddenness, percentage, and magnitude was without precedent, yet every part of the system responded without accident or failure in any respect Broadway, at 49th St. 1456 » at 42d St. 47 Cortlandt Street 125th St. at 3d Ave. ens Mth St. Goetz & Co, Sterling Piano Co. United Music Store This unexampled use of electric power reveals something of the importance of Edison Service in the life of this great City. What- ever the need in electric light, heat or power—whether for the great structure requiring thousands of horse-power, or the . fan motor or a single incandescent lamp, requiring a fractional } Fa Ayo part of a horse-power—the Edison System is always Se At Your Service 8 Apply to New York, New ong island and Connecticut. Save Degayes Tooth, Tighten Lees) y Teoth, Treat asad | Gees Ts oF Ti Pereel: Fillioge of Gold, Biiver and. 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