The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1919, Page 8

Be rer TTT TTT LRP MAT Ree RTT - D’ANNUNZIO DENOUNCES WOMEN'S GLUBS TO ASK 32. |ez* smut wu net of me ot te “I | ROME ORDER AS INFAMOUS MORE PROBATION OFFICERS |issciScssice *A*sfr ta) Soc, mots Anan ae was announced at a meeting of Man- | “Worthy of a Vile Government,” Fifty Organizations Vote to Appeal] MASS MEETING TO PROTEST |isions were nemeod ts tks’ dennite Poet Adds in His Headuar- to Mayor—McAdoo Says Force stand In. opposition to the prody Tan Walking Boot | ters at Flume. Is Too Smal, AGAINST GERMAN OPERA) sie oe en unorm tous | ROMM, Gept. 19.—The reply of DrAn-| Moré than Mfty women's organiza- ans all very well to take the form of ac nunsio to the presiamation that every fot with « membership of 100.000 in|101 Posts of American Legion. to ‘revauceeanfully prevented by force the soldier refusal to leave Fiume would be ow at a meeting yeste: \y after- production | of Ta ih jerman af conadared. an enemy of Tay has bees Soon tm the Woman's City Club vowea| OPPOSE Produetion by Star | dtme iheaere, Bay om setae titans reoelved here. to appeal to Mayor Hylan and the Opera Company. of the community and make our posi “An infamous order, worthy of « vile Board of Estimate for thirty-two ad-| tn thelr campairn to arouse pubiie|tion effective through tetivety Government,” was D’Annunsio's ex- @itional probation oMoers in the Magis-| pinion against the production ol Gare 1g pUENS, OParold’ Schwab, Views pression, Hoe reiterated that he would tree epte. man opera by the Star Opera Company | President of the post asserted. The detend Flume to the death, lagistrate McAdoo and Chief! at the Lexington Avenue Theatre, Man-|Campaign In to he waged. according tg Probation Omcer Edwin J. Cooley told Mr. Schwab, through the press The time Limit fixed by Gen, Badog- the women that the probation work. in hattan, Naval Post 238 of the American by’ ape ches in the streets and in Mo, @eputy Chief of Staff, for the Ita- the Magistrates’ Court la being ham-'Legion will call a mass meeting com-!' theatres. lian troops to return to their commands - expired last night. Latest advices from the poene of Capt. d’Anpunaio’s coupe ahi his forces still in control of the & sity, The food gituation there ie wala to be acrious. . ‘The adoption of a firm policy by Gen. | Badogiio was endorsed by King Victor} Emmanvel before the general left Rome. The King, however, in receiving the’ Sn general on the eve of his departure, inp “perk iin fine Blac. laoed A very practical walking boot oe ack Guede top; catent esther for women and misses. Spe- Kid kin eee cee cially priced for tomorrow. jarol .. Vice- Sees t & Co. incite. = Fifth Avenue at 35th Street SAYS HUGHES HAS DECLARED |) Established 1879 STATE INCOME TAX VALID fF Jersey Candidate tor Gover Be |=“ Reducing the H.C. L: Series” | lieves Legislature Will Repeal f \ the Measure. t To the women of foresight,economy means early season selections ‘Warren C. King, Republican candidate the tad Hout Setely Guernatonal 'abeae while the range of prices and assortments are complete. As Ination, said "to-day that former Justice | typical est & €o. examples of this polity, we present the follow- “Hatormally” that the New Tort Beate| ing opportunities advantageous to every mother. Income Tax Law ts in his opinion con- aiitutional. 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