The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 7

1 ris Park Avenue and 180th Street, which delivers to Westchester, Will- amsbridge and Mount Vernon, it was said that more than eight trues loads of freight are there. At the Riverdale terminal, vers Kingsbridge, Riverdale and ve ‘an Cortlandt, it was stated that two | bbe ald of freight are awaiting de- EXPRESS EMBARGO FOLLOWS. STRKE NO AUTHORED (Continued From First Page.) y ale |sylvania Station are also completely . tied up. Secretary Lacey sald that teamsters employed by the Arbuckle Tiros, in Brooklyn had walked out Notified last night that tho drivers sewmed determined to sirike, Gov. \Smith said: “I regret that the men |have taken this action, but there is |nothing I can do. I will teavo it to | the Reconstruction Commissioner, | who will begin working on the situa- | ton in the morning.” The striking expressmen want a flat increase of $2% a month. This | would give the drivers and helpers $140 and the platform men $115. eimai MARINES TO BE DISCHARGED. 1 ae Who Entis jon to Be Dem: ert ASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—More than; | 1.200 men of the Marine Corps serv- ing In Haiti and San Domingo, who ae for the period of the war, will be ‘brought back to the United emobilized before Jan- terminais in idly at the express terminal Avenue and 33d Street At the Park Avenue the territory of t was #ald there wer three truck loads of ing delivery. At the company’s terminal at Mo ‘When MEAT is scarce Fish and many vegetable dishes can be greatly improved in flavor and made enjoyable by the addition of LEAPERRINS SAUCE ‘THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE 10th depot, covering lower Bronx, {* about twenty: freight await- States and uary 1 | x rovided aa ‘ e obtained trained and that the southward ment now. was about 400 men pnth, It has been the leading table sauce for gener- ations. 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Twenty to Two Hundred Dollars the Strand Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK DEFENSE OPENS CASE which Question of Immunity for Principal | sent The Brooklyn and jy the ti and City as well as the Ponn= Command accused of tHE EVENING WORLD, wants Aid OCTOBER 1s. $918. ferlse, asked the pros funat immunity had t |Uouls Markowlte, who IN HAY GRAFT TRIAL |: e nandied the his testimony for the court agreed that a tel to ‘hh in The 1 tense waa ro | also téstife said on by pleaded return for ‘soft berths’ av now what his sente: nether | cay 4 Witnesses Is Raised by Counsel. d ite case to-day partial of Lidut t Maraden, ceiving valuat placed In “soft berths” in defense opene money inion the sald he je wae (0! mortal ¢ A smoker tiven at the Italian Gardens, Stapleton. j foundation of ; club house to be dedicated to the | How- | |SILK STOCKING THIEF FLEES. harged, cracked the safe of the ie? ny to my berg ‘ ion ! BANDITS CAUGHT IN RACE. Robbers After “ION CITY, ANBSONIA, Conn, Oct. 13.—) Williams, Derby's blower who! vears silk stockings and silk undear- | vear and refused to apear In untii he had been shaved to lay the | and massaged escaped early to-day a building fund for a me- | When Officer Reardon of the Derby po- f to the pris- ook the officer's about suddenly hurled into a corner of the cell. allpy and bolted the door, Am aut 1d to have earried him away, liams and another man, ht Revolver Battle, Breaks Down. 12.—A race bee ® high powered ear| ra end robbera’ House tn Mem: ante Inland Herve: und ontertal y of Staten t will be rt night of Nov. 1 Old fashioned jam gooduess Gn now tokio “compe hgh 4 “thy tthe ti, pall of the en? Get it from Your Grocer, pistol battie with the police. Two of th its were captured and | ugh officers believed | elng men, ‘The rob. en $8,000 trom | of A social’ club at lastnight. » Isiand men who lose world war, and which d under the direction of on Post, No. 53, Ameri- B'dway, 34th to Sth St. We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only. Car owners may cut down ‘‘the upkeep” with one of these all-wool whipcord chauffeurs’ suits at $38.50 and in slowing down on expenses may speed up on style, quality and wear. These suits are well made, of gray, all wool whipcord cut on our swagger pinched-back model and expertly tailored. As for the price, “lowest-in-the-city.” But don’t take our word for it, compare it with the prices of suits of equal quality in other stores, awe —Fifth Floor, Fromt, 35th Street. In the misses’ ' own section blanket bathrobes $3.74, $4.69 A-—Is a dainty warm robe which may be had in light blue or pink with a pretty border of contrasting colors. 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