The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1919, Page 2

UPR ene Rs Betta THE Peet WORLD, THURSDAY, BEPTE SEPTEMBER 1 4 “UNION” CHIEFS MAKE PLANS FOR GENERAL STEEL STRIKE. prove the authority of, their sereetea | Co een eset tneit| STEEL UNION LEADER Newly-Elected Episcopal Bish or rat “ * grievances, But as there is no other WHO IS PRESIDING OVER Pp op § kevin on in Berlin repatriating way the proof, in the from of a ntrike, Photogra hed at Hi. D ke vk D that the women abd caiticen Mata STRIKE CONFERENCE P L8h -£ O° Lay seanw op6h Ss Ge sores ois aes “a ® Jodge Gary's mina” 1 | DAB IRAAEY R444 DATA DIDDOA ADE AOSEDOLEEDENDS 164 but they were ordered to pay no at- “In the second place, Judge Gary ——- M4 d » tention to the insults and came away * gets up the question of the “closed! ’ b4 4 without « ol ‘a © shop, which has absolutely no basis | b oy rs 4 Former Assistant Secretary of Wa N 5 whatever in the present controversy | bi . , P ’ sen Oeartiee te tar tee ae © It te simply dragged in here by Jude | 4 ‘ ba Operations for the American Red ¥ Gury as a bugaboo to becloud the reni | F a sad "tha erope there S are 5 e isewe.” dhica ¢ at coal wasvscerce’ were rt “There is one and only one ques- Oa Fj ¢ 5 _— na gg A ag AB ‘ " rown, who has been at Berne for the tiom at issue. and that is a question Champ Clark Presents the ¢ PN i egarhination of Dr. Albert in connects its A nies ; G2 & eubterence, The exiployess have] | General os “Exhibit A” |S New Head of New York Military Officials Silent as Men| ith, the ‘Br? Runnéley ‘cane, “anid shat : exbausted every avonue of approach bpd Orang i$ $| Diocese Plans “No Radical | Replacing Police Strikers |" Serene Crile, THeOrer We to the Corporation for the purpose of Among American Heroes. me i at Oe Geen ane § at) ries wer a | Changes and No Politics.” Are Tak i securing a confercnce, and every nal 4 Risin eo | aken to Hospital. 92, HE IS PAPA AGAIN. avenue has been closed to them. | w 4 | 2 BR | bas | WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 —Standing 4 c | ‘Their last and only hope t# to strike, lt ine 4 $ ‘ongratulation@ are pouring in to-| BOSTON, “Sept. 18—Six state}, I the corridor at Bi Bellevue Mowpitai i and now. The omployese Géciare that | in the Chamber of the House of Rep- $ @ day upon Bishop Charles Sumner Guardsmen, members of h , | last night @ white-haired man. pi they will cease work on next Monday | resentatives, with the full member- % Burch, the now head of the Eptecopa! 7.099 men ¢ the force of ninety-two, Ezra Holloway, nervously morning until such time as the cor- ship of the Benate and House about Diocese of New York. Bishop Burch . n guarding Boston, following | Paced to and fro. Time and again be poration will moet their representa- him and with galleries crowded with 4 will be installed after the confirma. th® police strike, were in hospitals to. | made anxious inquiry of « nurse who tives In conference for the purpose rebar litigl et tion of his @lection by the General 44y suffering trom jarred him from the room he wanted from gunshot wounds. of establishing humane and reason- admirers, Gen, John J. Pershing re- Convention, Which meets at to enter. Finally, the nurse came‘out, erene i at Detroit! Whether the men were accidentally | ¢aming. She announced: : able methods with the very vital ceived to-day the formal thanks of 4 Oot 6. | shot or were injured in a disturba: “It's a boy.” a problems which affect thoir lives, Congres for the services he and the $ Three ballots were necessary be-| could not be learned. Th ary |, Mf& Minnie Holloway tf ir | fore the result . The military | years old and hi lorty-eee ir homes and their future.’ | oMcera and men he commanded in ? determined at authorities declined to make any | viou: rt a! Wife. By @ pre- ee eae i the special convention of clergy and statement, 7 | childrens, Besides the new eaaicnre Celock with al! members stil! stand- France rendered during the great laity held in Synod Hall at the Boston was otherwi Holloway, has Aitteen enlldren. He te farm for a strike, Chairman Fits- war. There was an air of impressive Cathedral of ®t. John the Divine to sativitiee were! RIaMamNaneemeim mene TES Di all day and all business activities were an 4 th $$$ -- —— wre yee: i4 the vacane: ° SaaS ie anaes there was MOLDING), no coom in the United States!” lemnity about the acene. i oF Blahep David Gran bay pare ‘o 4s usual. In the meantimy rl > ' ie rey ae GOTIATE SEPA. | fer Gary on ene hand and the unions | AtRator Cummins, an President pro were five candidates, but Dr, Burch, | ing ahead with con Saaite ph RATELY WITH THE COMPANIE: on the other, One will have to go, t*mpore of the Senate, it with z with @ strong following among the. ‘wanization of the h ey i= new police force, which he said will Under arrangements so far made as will be Gary. | Speaker Gillett, and when Gen. Per- 3 Reh and aided by the fact that he be composed ohlefly of young unmar- the twenty-four unions will operate| |! aes the lies paar ee ae tO / hing had been encorted before the % Senayes oe Bishop since 1911, ried war veterans, A large number through the commitice now represent. | Oal! off tho strike pending the meet | goeaker's donk, facing a Rrent Amert- 3 {| the frat ballot. his competitors atter | of the new police are already in ing them, thus prosenting a solid : J y [can flag, it wax Senator Cummins ¥ > _ Although nominati | training. ident Wilson, as a time for labor and| i oh Be jana kB be | front. Each union will conduet its i who extended the fift greet! 4 f prohibited, w strong undercurrent of | Attorneys for the union of dismisse. Do You Know ewe fight, but the committee will] Perron Sache towetber?” Mr, FS | wen porahing,” he anid, "It ie my } politics Was plainly noticeable, and | policemen have completed peg u Kno ; i ! K the second ball 3 be- j serve as a directing and co-ordinating | DOUBTS EVEN GOMPERS CAN | Hah privilege to extend to you the 3 Heved would indloate ‘the’ outcome lSetge Mamet ee ae oe anything about a bed spring? pady. Letters will be sent out by HEAD OFF STRIKE. Aincero and cordial greetingn of the $ was awaited with intense interest by | Fove® Commissioner Curtis to rein. Why the edges sag? Wh occ, Foster to the various steel! “Mr, Gumpors is the Prosident of | Senate of the United States, The > the 700 delegates present. Those run- | tte the strikers. They aro expected id y E leg stating that the commit-| tbe Amuricun Heucravion uf Labor | menaaie | have the honor to bear is! In the order ot ely vat candidate, |to fle mandamus proceedings In the it Bets pantey Why it loses * peparately on the basis of the twelve dhe momoorabip Voted to AREF) welcome and hearty congratulation Oanmnre Siro! eunbene rector of St. ‘Thomas's Church; the | PCfor® & Justice ts slated for to- Before bevtay examine points which the strikers will be de-|is not what we caine w Pillaburga | OM your mufe and Victorious FeLUFN LO 14-4O6b000600661-064464646-0006 00000008 Kev, Dr. William T. Manning, rector | ™Orrow. | (manding. or vee bere 10 conduct Lois| your native land. Nor is it a welcome | re - aie Charen 1. si ittary? Ssh (Oe ined | tala cteane woah disericcd aie nt Hall’ ‘While it fe known on good author. | Airike, and (he business of (is vou | only, for it in full of deep apprecia~ | ae rs i | Chureh, aad the fave Dee Na Grace| teen mon whose dismissal precipi- s _ ity that some of the delegates bare! it through. bY pine LY CAFE | Von gor the tremendous task you have, PCople and of the Conareas of the Th 1 the Rev. Dr. Nathaniel | tated the strike. Should tt bs lost the _ favor postponing the strike, Mr.) Wit _ , | United States are due and are lw. ary Bishop of next step will be proceedings in be- Box poning strike, itp the words ot Mr. Fitsoutriok | so wonderfully and worthily accom. | ope A hal y hereby tendered to General John of the rank and file, whose £ Papetriek declated bo opposition to| still tresh 1p mind, a correspondeat | plished Bareey hanrar ed te GanareL | in a statement to-day he said places were declared vacant e - j approaoned the head of une of the | uy. | hl en hl ey Gist Re “I shall use every effort to carry| grou re soaent 5 see 5 7 ‘f | the walk-out og echodule was voiced jarvemt und mos pawortur rote You were catled upon to anwume| fUlshed wervices as Commander- | out the polleioe or tie tie Etats | STOUnG they were cenerters, See them with the cover | te the seeing. Bomardbtapates oven | erage thet OINetEH O48 ling immeasurable reeponstonity ot) {tsChlel of the American Hxped- Greer. ‘There will no radical chan “4 kn te removed, Inspect th ‘k NS Ry mete a tne iameaacra rmmonnmiity of] slenary Vorese in Barone and, to i potey nor any pouies°*"*™| BRIDE WEARS NECKLACE chip, the materials. ‘Note > | @umsed, but It is known that several | |, pede Icky | ue gomumslitee do %0-48Y | diers who ever marched under the gommana hha anen mhne Lis, the materials. Note a | addressta were made tn support ot |a requcel on thoi fol. poatponcmens | American flag, and you led this| ‘uty and valor throughout the | | ABOUT 2,000 YEARS OLD the patented features, the strike. Ot the aetike unui. atior the iabit | superb, Invincible host of our bright conciuelon the former speaker | Vv. | A DEN FAR ATS pills Then choose. seorynd rg io te Bs cigiped ident Wilson aor mugs mad | ont best ve dravost boys to the very pals a tribute to his native state and | | Mi - Elizabeth Pit! <7, FRANK A HALL & SONS : rican leration| “You're pretty safe in saying. thas | SUMMit of military fame and national explained why he had been selected er | Miss Elizabe' illing Married to e ot Labor, would attend to-day’s ses- & hos pretponed,” w the roply | glory.” Td es re ee OO Wiehe t | (Continued from First Page.) END BUT SHIPYARD Gulian Lansing With Friends’ ia varabhacd YY n't a . je vi he Com emai . os “dome of the committee ware dented by | mistake in this, It Mr. Gom toate ane T, FAR SIGHTED mittee of Arrangements appointed me ee Cer 25 West 40in 6 law York Oty | itriek. jer entry into this GENERAL, jfor this most pleasant function tions will have & very powerful emanys | SOME LEADERS THINK GOMPERG | Mxht, come mighty near| Speaker Gillett followed: | the fact that you are not only agreat| effect in forwarding the final rea- GLEN COVE, 1, L, Sept, 18—A| SPECIAL NOTICES. i ‘ MAY INTERVENE, wilting’ Me Bain een stated by one | "We Felolce to seo personified In the « toration of Shantung to China and | string Of Beyetian Carnelians, seid to HORLICK® F jo some union Jeaders were em-|or tweet ihe union tends tace vocdes | Commanding General the snitantry, Anor type of Amorican, while Th no other instrumentality or action | bs Alb hed han dicing t Neg vl 7 K's fm thelr demands that the| that they believed Mr. Gompers will| the high purpose, tho unconquorable Ben to be the dean of the Missc can be substituted which could autre) py np npeA OL rately ME ORIGINAL strike proceed, it is known that som: can iy, be gation eer he Kate determination of our crusading army.” ieamaney NO opereny aes | bring that result about, The au- (Continued from First Page.) Samuel Jatkien uaanian ra fog poibel Aveta MALTED MILK. ete: postponeme: 5 oO * J ax. Si % % taver mat and bee | conreg, at eet ete sald the Speaker, “Those boys wore hibit Av showine forth Gothen wets | thority of the League will under riage Tuesday evening to Gullah Lan- bathed Hove iat Mr. Gompers may intervene| "Wall, you have had the opportun- | our bravest and best. For thuw who What sort of men Missouri grows Article X be constantly directed | to a belief that no answer \# forth- |*ins. 8on of Mr. and Mra, Luther Lan-| ta the eleventh hour and prevent the ps talk with many of the com-| gel we rendered teartul homage. For W8Ch In her most prodigal of moods.” toward safeguarding the terri. [coming because none can be made." | Mg, Of New York. BRAS ED. walkout. poss Iblgeven Rave soticed ae, Gadenc| thees wha return maimed. and oripploa) PERSHING PAYS TRIBUTE TO) Torial integrity and political inge- The company was allowed to] The bride also carried @ paract, the tasem HAA im ‘atavee Teemmaenet oben’ Pie TF hb Gee Of fesling in the matter, 04| we owe tender care and support, HI8 “OPLENDID ARMY.” barge Me fran rats Vetoes! at wear Fa handle of which is ® aword hilt of Curamer’ and SONA Me don Ge 0 aid: 1 (ll leave it to your good judgment as] “As their fit reprountative wo, re-|_ I" response to the aiklresses of It will, therefore, solutel: ear cate et the increased pay-)Lupis-Lagull, originally made for the +, daughter of i ee vee tomb that uhderetron ene By | ER ileal te leanlt seine | waleonie an “Wa Nea A a Lest Wie the further eecliatlen eA iatedta wooo. aubelantint \aneease Sultan Abdul-Hamid I. The parasol Mr, and’ Mrs, Joseph Haag, at the udge Pershing sald: h . in waiten, With ™ was a gift to the bride from the brother aoquiesance can prevent the strike, The following unions are represent-| You home, But 1 would not indicate! “I am deeply sensible of the privi- China, promo 2 the restoration in | | ges, with a recommendation that : he fare co the Seen net lof the bridegroom, Ambrose Lansing, 1am the special representative of the| 4 at to-day's gathering: that our welcome t 1 ly lee of appearing before yo China of the eral privileges ‘1 waren. nvemenit [tyes nd ton lt t ein o you is entirely etarcateave dite ye. y Gaw. lehn enleved’” G ps o j stilt another increase of wages was|W!dely known as an archaeologist, who Oieo. ' shipbutiders, brick and ol Kk Impersonal. Of all the details of your peat y foreign | ordered by the War Hoard July 2,|Was best man. Tho wedding took place MONTANDON—ALIN®. at her late reat < and a and the experime ghipbullders, Brick and clay workers | coc craiship and your etralesy we aie Peditionary Forces and am fled with suntries and assure China of |#Nnd the experimentaf zone plan was |at the home of the bride's parents in ‘ene. 70 West 102d Street. Bape 17, N pricklayere, plasterers snd masons, org elie ett ey y * ares emot an a the ntime mts that have the completion of the prec the only means which the board could |Oak Lane, and the ceremony was in , Services the Funeral Churah (Camp- % is honor affords adopt in aver rupte: 4 After the eession late to-day the leotrical workers, foundry | time that will bo adjudicated by his-/ 0, Profound gratitude ae a recox- by whieh Shantung will p Palltenga pte Bee ie Eas an | accordance with the eustom of the So- ne Baretta a rae dl ead Ls ties ta robbie teil Fo- ron, atool and tinworkers| oy it we do know that inition of the achievementa of our| ently be returned to her in | industrial emergency, The board |“!ety of Friends. lal aa iios nl stb ys delogn' . at You were / aplendid army. In receiving at your| full sovereignty. h | states that if the emergenc Mr. and Mra, Lansing sailed yesterday SLU UIETTI“Suddenly at Panmatc. M. Ju. homes, subject to immediate gnty, In the ‘oncy passes e yesterday epective a Kloriously successful, | handa an oxpreanion of the approval ¢here has been Ye f tho fares can be reduced, and will be. (for Boulogne, France. After @ short SAR A OlUiimnnn tomers ror le we the mills a 0 zatio yo Forty men employed at the R. . jor the Baraat an@ bis men Monday morn rays an, sent, metal workers, rationary pabiygannites pitas pending aun and the operations of our armica will] these purpos Arsenal rushed. the conduotor ef e| sir Lansing ait te’ Roumania, where d Bailey shows while touring” Bu . ry 4 vi - be . ” 4 Service tr C1 Mt they caw run them,” Mr. Mits-| tearm, steam shovel nd “dredgemen out lonioncy to the n favdr ond with: Tie masner in whieh tiie crect fores | tus, there. anything. in the [orvented Wim from collecting farea| | ——wee 8.80 A; My tom tbe, when patrick sald. tsa Joined th of victory, but you have also seemed Was develoned into an inatrumen.| ele of Nations covenant or |ay they left the car. The car was| Place, Pamaic, N. J, Funeral private, Both sides are completing plans for! workers to-day, Coming from ime |a wine, discreet, restrained, fare tallty re peret In well known to the Peace Treaty which directly |between Middlesex and Perth Amboy UL S, SOLDIERS INSULTED GRUBB.-- At Burlington. N. J. on Bept, i + 4g bitter Aight. The possibility that| miners’ convention at Cleveland, lighted } Of our nold that fell to the tot] or indirectly in any manner im- |thepcotors at the arsenal gates were 16, HENRY BAES GRUBB. hrough the neylvania valle: > . re= fuith th i 4 obligations, moral or otherwise, of | ’ jurlington, N. Ja on Sept, as Bi branch ts considered extremely remote | w), freshing but not eurpr nin the righteousness our i . —__ falaole ; ‘setting forth the Bteol Corpora. | tr's office is a big ploture of the bat- {high hi The trials of battle — dev men and Children Spat on Lying tn state at the ©. a | terday tee Tn ae plowts igh station, the lordly associates and als of battle demanded! revolt in Lreland? roan! 6 OAURRRRR ES [| ee antes "sees | eal eine he Mad setts tbe wnwiniedcomplinente to wnion an. "te eat panamer- Taare nt, tre ony | WILSON OR LLOYD GEORGE | ™™ (Cmts. MY S | with the beagle t is oun killed “by. pal deputies at Bracken. you have been accustomed, you have more diiicult tank, nor borne greater} suarantee contained in the Avoided Clash. 4 ~ sot ro Mg an ere se | saan beeee be gt ae po developed neither arrogance nor a: he réonip, and never have troops| covenant is against external ag- TOLD OF TERMS 10 RUSSIA ‘The transport Mount Vernon tied y PERSONA: i Mae ton eacgang pdlagestia ge ree workers, (oeiatione WL that You RAV Coe et ee ee iepogee Winaness.| gression, and those who tramed at Pler 1, Hoboken, at 1.0 o'clock this REFINES.” Sducated couple » on ck as you went away, modest, “The glorious rec ; the covenant were scrupulvusy afternoon with two service ati 3 A 5 us. ripes and ' ‘There =e geet seller ng te be «| 0,000 test aw’ vy to |straightforward, unspoiled,” fight for our treasured | careful in no way to interfere | !nterrupts a Speaker in House Of} wound stripe painted on te ca ‘a “serprice” in the way fe In OWt The formal resolution of thanks |* Prectous herita posterity,’| with what they regarded as the De I; : Ukelthood u ni r 3 uutles Who Was Describin; At her peak was a homeward bound i " ” rom ¢ expected tolformer Speaker Ciark, . ogether our people and given] ig, q . She carried 2,262 offie 4 "4 ‘strike in Oht t toe . them a deeper sense of nationalit n. . ‘@ and enlisted 5 Sperone. where the miners are in 2 given by Henry’ Ss ‘Grim visaged war hath smogthod | The solidity of the republ fo and is 5—What eect, if any, will the PARIS, Sept. 18.—The subject of /MeM, Nine army. nurses, 109 wives of ;, convention, told of the ponsibility of a celworkers’ orw alesg|ber wrinkled front,’ he said, “and Inatitltions In the teat ofn world war] Leaguo of Nations Covenant |the mission to Russia of William ©, | officers and enllated men, four children sympathetic atrike, though no official y, ihe order for tue sirike has |peace, with healing In her wing, Uke] woman Nvine under ite Mee NO] have in either hinderin, Bullitt, attached to the American |#"4 thirty naval officers, action has been taken. nt to all steel centres woman living under its fie = oF Brig, Gen, George H. Harri There will be no picketing when the mene Biri pow le brooding: Wer Chairman Wadaworth of the en- furthering the cause of Irish |Peace Mission, was taken up to-day | command of the troops flee, ba » nm &@ sore and storm-roc! ate litary Committ to-dev ree 1 ? 7 Peact . ° . re~ . steel workers quit, It was declared to- wn ca moked world, God | 0 te igttar from President Witney |. on In the discussion of the Pesce Treaty | viously he was in command of the thrve ie oe ate a ca 8 q to. be thanked, And yo > nt Wilson > y ’ a ve pi yA 1 ah day. Instoad, the men will “go fish ' you, Gen, Pershing, | Gxprosaing. t ing inability. to Answernit was not possible |by M. Longust, who declared that) Berlin Casual Companion thet ‘spent Sip 7 gs - J "| WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—Sa) were a master workman in this won-| attend th for the Peace Conference to act |When Mr. Bulttt left Paris for Rus- wil be te Peareed to 43°E, ing,” union leaders said, Gompers, President of the “MUP! | drous and blessed transformation=-a . with regard to the self-determi- {sla he was the bearer of peoce terms Fitepetrick declared seven tahdt | Federation of Labs Amertean | snyummat q EMPLOYER se ‘ederation of Labor, again to-day em. |oURs4nmation so devoutly wished by $ nation of any territories except |offered by the Peace Conference to organisers haa been murdered in the phatienlly de Tared ‘he would pot go Jull peoplow, Kindreds and tongues oY S OFFER 5 RAISE thoxe which had belonged to the | Russia, terma which had been edited ast twelve days and added: “There |ihy threatened stecl atrike, “Of all your actions, the one for ’ defeated empires, but in the cove- |by Premier Lloyd George and a p- ; which we most strongly and triumpb- nant of the League of Nations it |proved by President Wilson. Premier i antly insisted was that you and your sore no rceaaal DAG Aek UP T0F, Cs A tine in [Clemenceau arose to protest. , men would fight only as an American |Delegates at Conference With Men| claims of. self-dotermination | "Mr. Lloyd George or Mr. Wileon ; Army and not merely as replacement Insist 48-H. which are likely to disturb the |never mentioned the matter to me,” r orld To- troops for British, French, Italians or insist on 45-Hour Peace of the world of the good |he declared. 1 Belgians. That feat was th id te Week. ion hae oe nations M, Longuet thi 3 ‘ ; Morrow | ne mold test ; i a . M, Longuet then read what he ac'd : jof your robust Americanism, It] Five international ot] World depends, gi ‘be. brought were the clauses in the peace terms q cause all our hearts to swell with /unions whose members mployed tn | taken to Russia by Bullitt, as follows: ” aati! Incffablo pride and entitled you to] the printing trade, after an exccutive| | First—The immediate cessa- r CONGRESS HAS VOICED sENTI. | *Ptine the employ this morning at} Second—The Bolshevik Govern- F | : i ; ‘or To- Morrow, Friday, Sept. 19 : n ors ip of MENT OF THE NATION, he Pennayivania Hotel, announced that IS KILLED IN ACCIDENT ment to control the territories it CHOCOLATE COVERED NUT ee Eee 8 nee 0th : “xtraordinary — milltary rang |S 0nt statement would be tasued tater p a | eecupies at the time. caramel excellence, wit Z t aught From should be conferred only for extra-|q_ state of the rete" Renort of Young O} reps Third—Freedom of Jute, with an | ordinary services in the field. In ap-| gr phioa! wine apt Sa ;: h R ike j pera Ss] ralironde so E 00 ¥ arvic . ft : a leorge l. Jeath at Railroad Station i Fourth—Fre: nas, Preoiation of your services, the Con-| Berry of the: preassmen: J - wis Station in ‘ou! eo Pp ri : the Very Cradle says jenn 'visne'tne scinrs oct 2z.cttezrammen: 2S ptree| Hammond, La, Received, | Alia eereme A Big Extra Special for Friday American people, have conferred Reddick, bookbind ’ eo , Fifth—General Amnesty for MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED PEPPERIINT PATTI T ! ‘ » ha don | Re pook binders, ad Matthow Mias Julia Heinrich, famous -| politics! prisoners, toothsome disks of richest Sugar Cream, flavored with finest Oil of you in perpetuity the extraordinary | W Rati ieta vere weenie ocr aii * PY mint amd enveloped in blankets of world famous Premiun ‘ 3 MILIA rank of full General—the highest Kendall f chairman of the com=| an w Satirgeg] Sixth—Resumption of com- | Our reeular Ge fered ay @ erent W military honor within our power to| mittee representing the employers. icmens aie sect oad station in} mercial relations between Russia bestow, and In honoring you we feci| Major so L. Berry, Prosident of | New " and the Alli ‘ x b + Prosident of} News of the young singer's death sie that we ure honoring ourselves, the Pres: International, said after| came t ne 5 Seventh—Immediate Russian : | tha ; after] came by telegraph to the E . In another of the Series of his | “In addition to the permanent ~ | She conference: } pany at Orange, N. J. in whose snten,| demobilization, Win GRADE SMOOTH Articl , gene te ; hose inter. icles on Germany which are Jeraiship, the Congress has tendered | ,, Issue ta drawn betwoen the bol-| est Mise Heinrich atarted a fow days| After the reading of these clauses || ALMONDA~Big, eriem now a 4 |you individually and to your officers | 2tevists Fadical wing of the printing In-| ago on @ concert tour that was to have| by the speaker, Premier Clemenceau full flavored Almonds ti PT rom time to Jand men enmasse the thanks of the | ett” of one side and on the other the} continued ntl Christmas. reiterated: i mom sowres Be ime in We Near American people and of the Congreng| recognised untons and the employe: 2 Ore } tyes La ‘ dainty shell of Pure combinath E WORLD, : : : of tho United Stattw—a rare honarit. [Hf ateike is called you will find the egy rete Ly we cic yinens w ei Mr are egy yet Sontmtionys J0RSs fee pf the Walled Hiatogns care honor Ite [ff 5 Be caled Yeu wf tax Hein noted American bari-| Wilson at any time spoke to me about “a Order To-Morrow’s World F ished | U'the Printers {'and™ tater “bivanie. a” avengers ut io, 24CH tet & rom Newsdealer only a very few of our distinguished | Hed of Labo! and tat DOcAMe’ tee) such terms | t extraordinary services. to | bea dup against Hank (Germany) \ { & TO-DAY | ote ndustry fant and fr aie ; | i. olution of thanks ts in| fase ef employers and the union | ber of Uh sere avle Saw Sell Newark t \ words: MD lieaders. standing olde by side against a tn New made h STON, 8 1s For exnct looati © telephone dirvet c. ixroup et workers who are the black} fume wi pace her ¢ South Boston he folly e reeerys ‘The thanks of the American 'Shesp oi‘ uis’famlly.” ee So." bid Went Stein fiursa "saree supply of hamdgutt to-day, FAR: speetiled: MIDS Ine aee Aho: ge AES } vinci nantes ibindetsioer orn re tas