The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1919, Page 8

Says Magistrates Are Too With Builders Who QUALITY MEATS-—-PROVISION of the terms of the permit issued by this office, I understand this firm was fined $5." The Borough President says such oo do not discourage contractors f-om iHegal occupation of the streets and tends to make contractors feel that they pron Aleve beeps if traffic at their i oessleaah con- & nominal cost. teat r Maiwaratns increase thelr "lores ‘to ‘@n extent which “will more nearly rep- fesent the value which the occupation Of the street has to the builder.” Bettata MEXICO CITY, July 25 (Associated Press).—Felix M. Palavie! of the newspaper Bl Universal former Secre' of Public Instru tlon, on Monda; i] be awarded the Cross of Commander of the British Bmpire by the British Charge @ Af- faires in recognition of his pro-Ally services during the war. all the goodness of whole Eve grapes POULTRY SUBSTANTIAL SAVING FRIDAY and SATURDAY Spring Lamb, Legs 30S, pot sefeauarters be on a Good rise Stores. THE ‘EVENING wouws rear yuLy ‘28, reTy. RICH T. B. BARNES WEDS EX-WIFE. OF BANDMASTER 4) Head of US: Chen S. Chemical Com- pany Marries Mrs, Orestes Vessela in Cincinnati. Word was received here to-day that ‘Thornton B. Barnes of New York und Connellsville, Pa., President of the U. 8. Chemical Company, was married yesterday in Cincinnati to Mrs. Or- seta Veasella, a daughter of Thomas P, Egan, one of the wealthiest manu- facturers of the Buckeye State. Only a few of Mr. Barnes's intimate friends knew when he left for Cincin- nati last week that he was making a start for his wedding tour. Very few of them knew the name of his flancee. Mrs, Barnes divorced Vessella, tho| bandmaster of the Steel Pier at At- lantic City, !m 1910. Her romantic marriage with the musician took place in 1904 after a brief courtship and her father handed the band- master $100,000 after the weddiug. Miss Edna Bean was visiting Atiantic City with her parents when she met the musician. He composed a dreamy waits in her honor and then played it “at her.” Hor parets accepted the suit of Ves~ bar sella and the wedding took pace at the | Egan home in Cincinnati. Soon after a handsome signorita came over here from Naples and sued the bandmas- ter for $50,000 for breach “Ta and was awarded $10,000. His wife stood by him. Once the Italian was going to fight a duel with a skating rink instructor, but the skater had him arrested and placed under bonds and his fighting blood cooled. ban AO EE es NEW JERSEY CITY RECTOR. Priest Goes Aloy! he SOUTH ORANGE, N, J., July 26.— Bishop John J. O'Connor of the Roman Catholle Diocese of Newark, to-day ap- pointed Rev. Mark J. Dufty, rector of St. Vincent's Church at Bayonne, to the Irremovable pastorate of St. Aloysius’s Church in ae, City, He succeeds the late Rev. John J. Hall. Bega” ek St. Mary's ok, assigned to ther Duffy. lizabeth, was lary's at Hacken- St. Patrick's Chur made rector of St. . sack. Pe SERRA 2,000,000 Horse’ Shoes ‘for Sate. WASHINGTON, July 26.—Two mil- Hon pounds of horse and.mute shoos comprise the latest item of surplus, material to be offered for. sale the War Department. Sealed D by te will be opened August 14. Sur- roperty sales to have real- 4] 470,000, or 78 per cent. of the,| ry wd a Money Give You ‘ah $25 to$ at fo ‘We Guarnrites These Suits to Be Worth $25, *27, 28.50 ‘and °30 she Surpris It’s an insult to the price, but what are we going to do? We can’t carry hem over—we have too many. racks before it’s too late. Broadway recently advertised similar grades at $33.50 And said that was a “Before-the- Can you beat it? We wish you could see these suits and those War’ price. Come ‘This Sale We Will Grades suits to sell them at this We must clear our | ply for the t the same time —then you’d know positively that the Surprise Stores can save you from 25% clothing during this clearance. to 45% on guaranteed Our regular customers know that to be a fact—but we want to convince those who are slow in giving up Broadway and Fifth Avenue high-rent prices, Single and double-breasted models in fancy mix- tures and solid colors; very rich garments in a ful range of sizes, including stouts. Alone can find sortments we keep them, patiomns, a nts; ‘all, wel; ail not In every. pattern, must dispose we’ve Sold These Suits up to $25 and if we had all sizes you'd pay $20 to $25 for th during normal tim ut they Ne of broken ol New models, all Summer and sizes in lot but A big as- sortment, however; sale price... rise Stores Open Saturdays Till 10 P.M. | Ami a eStore TH AVENUE Between 15th and 16th Streets RD AVENUE N. W. Corner WANTS UNION HEADS TO PAY. | EDGE FOREIGN TRADE PLAN BISHOP CALLS FORD'S $100,000 STRIKE DAMAGES Brooklyn Baking Mioinpeay Sues to} Restrain Drivers From Inter- | fering With Business. | A case similar to «nat of the famous iry hatters” Was presented in the yn Supreme Court to-day when the Ward Baking Company moved for © permanent injunction against strik- ing drivere, ‘The company asks $100,- 000 damages from labor @rganization | heads. In the case of the Danbury hatters the strikers ed successfully by their former ra and some of them tost thelr homes in payment of the damage award, The Ward company te suing the fol- lowing: — mil Uraprung, individually and as secretary of the Bakery Drivers’ organization; William Leary, individu- ally and as president of a union; Michael J, Ceahal, individually and as President St, the Min Wagon Drivers’ Local No. and Martin Lacy, individually and aa President of an express drivers’ or- ganization. The injunction te to restrain the de- fendants from interfering with the bak- ing company's business in various ways. pot Soir « ~ alberta FLEEING MAN IS SHOT The screams of a woman early to-day aroused the neighborhood of #1 Street and Second Avente and brought Patrol- man William McDermott on the run. He saw a man running down the ave- nue and on his refusal to halt, fired into the air and then at the fugitive, bring- ing bim down With a pullet in his shoulder. Mrs. Catherine MeCelellan, wife of a ‘ge captain, declared the wounded man had solséd her on 3ad Street and ging her into a hallway, robbed her r purse containing $1.27. The man was taken te Bellevue, where he gave the name of William Murphy, twenty- one years old, and said that he was a chauffour living at No. 161 India Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn. | Later McDei mott arrested John Nistle, ei; No, Mi East 90th Street ‘a him with having acted in concert with Murphy sical GIVES $2,500 TO ICE FUND. Cigar Stores Will Also Collect for Poor Reliet. Fifty-eight free ice stations are now. in operation in the olty, according to the statement this morning of Philip Boroiz- heimer, Chairman of the Mayor's Ice Fund for the Relief of the Poor. Thirty are in Manhattan, eighteen in Brooklyn and ten in the Bronx. ‘The Ngo said that he had re- celved from Edward Wise, Presiden| of “ ie United Cigars Stores Company, saying that he was sending & check for $2,500 for the Fund. The company also plans to set up boxes in its stores into which customers may drop certificates which will be redeemed at one cent each and the proceeds turned into the Fund. , _—_—_———— BLACKENS LAWYER'S EYE. Court Suspends | Sentence When ;Berfiort M. Balt, lawyer, ‘No. 330 fulton Street, Brooklyn, appeared with a bruised eye in the court of Special. Sessions to-day es complain- ing witness against Louis Barno, No. 4 Bennett Place, Brooklyn, charged with assault Barno admitted he blackened the lawyer's eye on July 23, It happened in frowt of No. 41 Park Row. Barno said Ball had appeared for him as a lawyer jn suit onee, and the result was not satisfactory. Sentence was suspended SAYS SOLDIERS. BEAT HIM. Negro Declares They Him From Automo! "HACKENSACK, July 25.—Richard Johnson, colored, twenty-eight years ola, found early to-day near the trolley tracks at Rochelle Park and brought to, the Hackensack Hospital by the @ Hudson River trolley car, 7 Nag Ses re ge and gg | i nm it by three men in soldiers’ tea ian ‘who leaped ‘at him from an automobile. fond can imagine no re Lg ult. te, Bowe is No. io ith Strest, Pate (i i LON ela ‘MORE PROBATION OFFICERS, Magiatr win Urge Bis crease in Cooley's Stam. Chiet Rrobate OMeer Edwin J. Cooley, ing the Budget Committee of of City Magistrates to-day, advocated tw6nty-seven additional pro. bation officers and also several addi- tional clerks and typists. ‘The magistrates said they would ap- additional force, all of them coun. that the present’ stadt is in- equate. APPROVED TO SENATE | Banking Committee Reports Meas- ure for Organization to Finance Business Abroad. WASHINGTON, July 26.—Favorable report was made to-day by Chairman McLean of the Senate Banking Com: mittee on the bill by Senator Edge, New Jersey, providing for the organ! tion of American Corporations to ex- tend eredit abroad and finance Ameri- ean trade in foreign countries. The committee inserted a provision that the controlling intetest in such enterprises must be owned by Ameri- can citizens, The bill will enable American bankers to finance purchases of American goods by foreign concerns through an extension of credit. These: foreign banking corporations, Edge ex- plained, will be able to accept mort- #ages on property in foreign countries and issue debentures in the United States agai this paper. DIAMOND DEALER MUST PAY $150 A WEEK TO HIS WIFE Ralph Dreyfus Accuséd of Cruelty in Suit for a Separation. Although Ralph Dreyfus, diamond im- porter of No. 170 Broadway, to-day tiled an ‘affidavit denying his wife's charges of cruelty, Justice McAvoy to- day ordered Dreyfus to pay her $150 week alfmony and $350 counsel fees. She is suing for a separation. One daughter is to remain in custody of her mother, who is at the Breakers, Wdgemere, L. 1, for the summer. Dreyfus,.a member of the firm of R. & J. Dreyfus of New York, Amster- dam and Antwerp, was accused by Mrs. Dreyfus of beating her last May, when she went to a private hospital. She submitted affidavits from a physician and @ nurse at the hospital, to prove she “had received violent blows.” —>——_ TRUCK HIT BROOKLYN CHILD. Driver Flees, but Len: hind, Which Furnis While crossing 36th Stroet at Third Avenue, Brooklyn, this morning, Mary Doulost, four years old, of No. 168 26th Street, was struck by an auto truck owned by the Liberty Express Com- pany, No. 273 West 86th gtreet, Man- hattan, The child was taken to the Samaritan Hospital suffering from a fractured skull, It is said she will die, The chauffeur of the truck abandoned it, but in his flight left his coat behind. Letters found in the pockets of the eoat will lead to his arrest, the police say. pAclataite lala WANT CLOTHES FOR KIDDIES. Many Deprived of Outings Because of Lack. Because of the lack of adequate cloth- ing many poor children of this city may be deprived of the pleasure of a f weeks’ romp in the country. Bellevue Hospital Social Service to-day sent out an rppeal to mothers of children be- tween three months and twelve years to send parts of their youngsters’ outgrown clothing or whole outfits where possible so that Bellevue’s babies can get away from the hot city, Sweaters, Wraps, dresses, shoes and jothing are ‘urgently’ needed for escent and other children. pth Bhar BBs Nantes | HAYS AFTER GOVERNORSHIP. n Chairman INDIANAPOLIS, July %.—Friends of Will H. Hays, Chairman of the Re- publican National Committee, to-day af firmed that Hays will be a candidate for the Indiana gubernatorial nomina- Hon before the Republican State Com- mittee. It was said that Hays will an- nounce his candidacy at Magnesia Springs, Ind., next Friday at a Re- publican rally jo ES SAILORS DANCE TO-NIGHT. An entertainment and dance will be given to-night to sailors on the battle- ships Ilinois, Wisconsin, Maine, Kear- sarge, Kentucky and Alabama at the Riverside Community House of the New York War €amp Community Service at 97th Street and Riverside Drive. The battleships are those on which the An- napolis undergraduates are taking their annual cruise. There will be motion pictures, a Rus- sian folk song by Savel! Walevite pantomime by Joseph Mozel, wire act and @ one-act sketch. in Plain TIBELAL CREDIT Le S10 ALL Our Terms Apply A:so to New York, Ne w Jersey, Long Island and Connécticut 4-Piece Genuine American Weinut Queen Anne Period Suite Consisting of BUFFET 66 Inches long, inches long, SER BLE 48 Inche: Columbia and Cortina Forelgn Language $i Write < for Catalog. 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