The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 2

bi i THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919. a _TEAR SHELLS AND RIOT GUNS RUSHED TO KEEP ORDER IN GARY Ge CUES hers to. tns Wy * | Jongshor en and 1, W, W. agitators, | tacked by radicals. After ol arson Leadin Air Raee A ain tliree sergeants’ and five patrotmen| wer fete Satrtt ss ahaa “NEW AT ATTACKS wn NEM VORK GANG 9 gain CHIPPING BOARD «| :isccccSiescar nse ste erie ous fpantine thie aniltary. depart After Repairing Damaged Plane appeared at:7 ofclook argh cleaved the “active eestor? Bas been called to Wiiceten neighboring streets of the plekets} With the exception of ? th leantime Anton Gorski, alleged Red A é Which had beew thrown out by the/ the United Fruit. Companey beats reported to ha’ p cuntensed radicils, No resistance was offered, fhere. is little actvity along the East bombs, was found bere, ie police. searched every loiterer Partly unloaded boats, which a hav by ceeyel his attorney cael state. for weapons and then ordered them eg rear te = denying ng See he Boa Aarne eff the street. Acting on the report Soca wen line piers, Two of the | 4 . W. Ww. ats of the latter line, it a nese plots. . thot two L. W. W., leaders were active are loaded wthi Sugar, was learned, | | |in encouraging the men to intimi Clerk: . ‘VACATIONISTS’ RETURNING erke tn" the “eieeative offices of 9 | Objection Now Made to Send- Believed to Have Returned | the workers, the police arrested Cur-! the Internafional Megeantile Marine SAYS PRINTERS’ LEAGUE ing Troops to Watch the | Here From Morristown After . melo Maleo, No, 217 Christy Street, | to-day help unload mail and bag- Statement indicates Other Men ang witliam H. Chandler, No. 164 | #*8¢ from the steamship Adriatic, : Will Take the Places of | wen rein saree. aca serctet| CONFER, IN WASHINGTON Silesian Plebiscite Abandoning Auto Longshoremen Here. ’ Silesia . I . inch blade, in Chandler’ 5 Asserts “Big Six” Men Are Yield- — pear a. the police say. was founa a touded re: TO AVERT COAL STRIKE ing—May Be Conference NEILSON DEFENDS MOVE | The seven automobile bandits who (Seecial to The Brening Worl.) volver, stamped with the brand of the ons Goa To-Day. eld up the First National Hank of WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. United States Army. Chandler said he M Pe 5 hn iners’ and Operators’ Representa- |Troselle, N, Jy yesterday, are being Indicati that the United | Was intimidated while going to Work i 7 ‘The Printers League, in a state- | Talk on Amendments That Are " ‘ a or ee pl ‘ yesterday and that he carried the lives Meet With Secretary ment yesterday, claimed that “vaca- : 3 sought in New York to-day. The po- States Shipping Board may pass Weapon {OF aeli-RNEDn. Be Sie » MEME” dcaibers Of “Big Biz” Typo.| . Doomed to Defeat May |: of froselio believe the robbery over the striking New York Idna- Laagatith ithe " Wilson. . Maleo were arrested and charged with ' shoremen and seek other men for | violation of the Sullivan law. tals, HAGE et ey a ic |* their places was contained in @ | Magistrate Short held Mateo in| Workers of America, snd Thema ne ssued to-day by the | $1,000 bail for Special Sessions and |prewster, representing the coul oper. Shipping Board to-day.. ‘The | Chandler in $1,000 bail for further ators, went into conference to-day witli examination to-morrow Seeretary of Labor Wilson, who had in- statement reads Detectives in Brooklyn this morn- vited them’here tn an effort to avert the “The delay on the part of the | ing lined up thirty men who were bogie ge of bituminous: coal 4 miners on Nov. 1 longshoremen on the Atlantic | making radical talks. The men were |™/\0rs on Nv.) he lon was expected to eon- oe Leo Se Ab Pee ui tinue several hours and meantime thorized strike in vielation pt | APECIO Barbara, No. 38 Hope Street; |snose participating would not dlecuss the authori s ; | Salvatore Tusillo, of No. 257 North |situation. The miners’ demands ¢n- their agreement te abide by the | Eighth Street, and Frank Bantaniilll, | clude increased pay and shorter hou: awards of the National Adjust- of No. 22 Havemeyer Street, were ar- {104 fo ae anh the eee a * , fs ment Commission makes it necess | "nsed on a charge of violating the |an agreement have been Unmuccesert d si | Sullivan Law and held in $1,000 bail ——- i oidhrvbeede ea eaten te wliot pfor ® hearing. Mictiael Fazio, of No, |J8P@" (Sper tn ping Board to aive immediate [536 Driggs Avenue, and Joseph de | sconsideration of the working of. | Nicola, of No. 12 Havemeyer street, the ships under its control., This were held in $200 bail on a charge of Srephical Union are returning to Last Another Week. | wan executed by a band of young men | Work and that the new local being platen {from Manhattan, and say that the formed by thie International Printing { Presemen ahd Assistants’ Union ix howed daring but not much clever gaining strength. The league reiter-| the defeat of the Shantung Amend dies. The Hew York bud Witeadeth, Ated it was willing to arbitrate with | ment bf a vote of 65 to 25 dixpateh of yy, © have been caijed into thy “Big Six” by to ompio: members, that parted the ecession’ of acpeonen Oct. 16—Following | Manner in which it was carricd out statement additjonal American troops to Europe | cnse for the ultimate punpose of policing nk officals refused ty say how voted to | geatinue negotiations. a ieot hight ie] Slleda during we ploblictte prope 1 money was obtained by the ‘unofficially ndits, but declared the theft was feported that a cop- - Ss Mid in the pence treaty formed the text! ri, cove: by Insurance, « “We have received information that | of another chapter of Senate debate Kdward Swartz, a finger print ex- | to-fny o the treaty, _ [bert of the Newark Police Depart- | Tho authority of the War Dopart-; Ment, and detectives from Roselle to- Syst gondition exists tb sos oe tia day examined the stolen automobile be the Gumbsr “of publications | Ment to take such a’atep wan ques-) Which was abandoned by the robbers | whieh are moved. he tod eras tioned by Senator Brandegee, and the} at Morristown and which was taken means & dwindsng payroll scareity of information available to} to Klizaheth who to work.’ ‘Willtam "Green, ‘of the| the Senate on auch subjects was de-| New Jersey police aré inclined to } Coast in abandoning their un- TOKIO, Sept. 17 (By the Associated Press).—The Japanese Government i« “ . | preparing to appropriate th: ie Labor, Committee, was in| plored by Chairman Wadsworth of| connect the robbery with the murder, | | delay is resulting in great incon | disorderly conduct. tiene ‘of "$136 00000 Tor the ‘ac¥tlop- +. | the Miltary Committee. The Depart-| just a year ago, of Patrolman Paton | venience to the public, a serious | nm South Street, Manhattan, from| ment of aviation, the amount to be 4 1 ; ded fo . sie Proretice, & ment’s action was defended by Sen-| of the Elizabeth police force. H was | | interruption in the operation of | Burling Slip to Maiden Lane, the po- pte ceo Oe Louies Cre year: ator Nelaon and others. shot by one of seven men in an auto- | the Merchant Ma lice ostablished a veritable “No Man's “They simply want our troops| mobile. They are said to answer to | MAY NAROS Ryne FAce . appaling | Land,” keeping the street clear of there,” said Senator Nelson, “to see) the same descriptions as those given Ne OY RARE Ee Fe is a condition which cannot be | everybody who could not show they of yesterd. permitted to continue and a were on legitimate business. Across remedy must be found at once the street from Pier No. 15, vccupted to sustain these awards and | by the United Fruit Compuny, seven policemen were stationed, while an ( | EANERS carry on the business of the coun- other policeman did duty at the en-| that there in a fair plebiscite, tha all Unless the Senator opposes the] Contrary to first reports it is not establishment of Poland as a free} now believed any of the robbers were county, he oughtn't to object to this.” | wounded. There were r ‘The decisive vote against the Shan-|on the abandoned ‘8 robbers He ting amendment foreshadows he de-| Keenan, who was wounded by one of --- trance to the pler. ALL MAKES ON I feat of the Johnsoh amendment, It} the robbers, Is in a serious condition] + . | e settlement of the strike, it was} At 7.30, Tour truckleads of long- ' had beon believed the vote would be) at a hosp! io Elizabeth, admitted on both sides here to-day, | shoremen, each truck escorted by a Easy Terms t Make Treat Before Know- a tle—47 to 47—on the Johngon meas- rgaret Carpenter, the young . ? hinges vpon the result of the secret motoreycle policemen, drove up to t y ure’ concerning the plural vote of| bank employee who sounded a police " ballot being taken by lc No. 791,/ the pier and unloaded under the pro- Phone Bryant 6280 ii ing Whether America Is to Share |Great Britain in “the League Assem-| alarm while her hands Were up at } which with a membership of 3,100] tection of the police. There was no| V@cuum Cleaner Specialty Co. | Burden of Civilization. bly, To-day it is Known that two/the command of the robbers, was | men, controls the work on the Chelsea | attempt at a Tepetition ‘of yesterday's 131 West 42d St. j Oct. 17—In w speech at ‘certainly, and six probably, of the bs ge at wo ry tpl gaa admitted . piers. if the decision is to go back to| trouble when these men were a x I she wus scared, but sald » “did only fast. aight, Prime Minister | Republicans who wore counted a8) what Thad a right to do.” George attributed the delay inthe supporting Senator Johnson are] The bandits, after abandoning thei ‘of the Peace Treaty with] aseingt him. cgr, are believed to have left Morris work, as President T. V. O'Connor of | == — . -. >, . ; : ° the international union said to-day he | Latter, Takes Spatz’s Machine | Marine Employee Impressed jctiovea it would be, the backbone of | to the ty about the at-| In the decisive vote op the Phantung | 4M for Now York on either the 4 at Buffalo—Three Flyers Into Service as Stevedore | the strtke would be broken. peas or tne Uamed brates amendment. fourteen Republicans |W {2° free, train from the D. TL, , Aiieol y ; Into Service as Stevedore , forty of this loca! retuse to return, - It was impossible, he said, to settle |jined up with the Democrats to defeat) If Moselle, pante-stricken, had tel- incola. | on the Adriatic. the situation apparently develops into oe destiny of Turkey before knowing | tne «ix propositions under which Ger- Pennones a little earlier two of the apeenasnd stoma a long drawn out contest bundrts might have t At the Bush Terminal in Brooklyn the United States was going t0/ 4, rents in-the peninsula*would go captured in CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—Lieut. B. i outalde Morristown. The attention of Patrol- W. IL, Maybum of Brooklyn, who _ f ore t onl yi sah etrteniion to Chis ingtead of Yo Japgn, wall} man Fred Rolph was attracted to the| W- Maynard landed in Chicaoo_ | caw service with the 2th Division on He Aposgebi 1 "Wonk, ise0-| p rece to Turkey Ar, | only three Democrats took the epub-| bandit car and its two visible vecu-| at 1.89.67 to-day. He has 810° 1 | Coveer6€ sae: cables SPP ane arg : Tormed to American Ain?) {1 y side.” Foltowing 18tHe vote In LpAants on tho outskirts of the city ; 4 si came back here, fell in love with an ing on ax usual at the army and i io ind toa ‘you are brought face | detail; a cat, wes running wild. Rolph miles to qo before completing ; English girl, followed her to London, | RAvy bases cat hip tines | } ieesaao ; sujs, and.in the belief that ius driver i e 108 t ante seams! ". nrreat clviiistn AGAINST ADOPTION (55), must be.drunk, he stepped into ise| ‘re "ace at Mineola, N. Y. |married her and returned with his) THe 106 Ute anew York decided b. our country:| Republidahe—Cat, Cammiins, Hale,| middie of the road and held it up mh fopidb seh Hie sa Geatin: Aohicn Gabakod (Meet. nak on th longshore- 111 ‘eatoosicaee on UT most pleasing ‘ ‘mission to our | Rolph talked to the two young. men, In an effort to make a real race of . o-day to “stand pat” on ett RA ihe eaesky LA Ung oat Bane o bia ard \ Kellogg, Kenyon, Keyes, Lenroot, Mc. 5 | ot vay ourkith and kin in er ‘Cube 8 he says, who gave him the impres-{the cross-continent and back air- {it noon to-day jmen's strike, They will not bring | a with ta: 9 chewy el Lk end ame ain cooegnete of our ic 4 now ‘aint will he *| smc pentane nas TY arent: | on rat thor wild driving | was | plane contest of the army, Major Carl|' Instead, of @ triumph taxicab ridg|strikebreakers to work, nor-will they cgi meted ‘pounp fox 3 ‘ Townsend ~ merely @ lar € cautioned them | gnaty vo ered * test anc se excess of | . ot he rages meee ‘Democrats — ‘Ashurst, Bankheid, and let them go. At that time the ieee it a haiti bed vy las ¥ any {tos th the home of hia parents in Brogk=| Sant was popes rs vane Mai ur Big re End Extra Special. . c alle, : 4 5 P 41 with a’ s % | men ar \ " loved i rings of of 5 FLYERS IN Dial, -Fletcher, Gay, Gerry, Hacris, _ was burned in the ontrol there night ! pair of white canvas gloves somplete tieup of the port untess the | et Chocolate: Our rerviaz ‘ibe ‘necan, 5 | Harrison, Henderson, Hitchcock ENATOR before last. Capt Smith resumed his |224 oMderbd to “hustle that baggage | © nf ose | POUND “Hox * J + . 7 > sume . ‘i 4 ap. | Strikers return. bs ; y 10 FIGHT BOLSHEVIK Jones (N. M.), Kendrick, King, Kirby, $ S 10 END flight and Janded in Cleyeland at 1,05, aaa hs ara ee hana: ES Inter- |v his decisien was reached at a con-| fii. McKellar, Myers, Nugent, Overman, having made the 187 miles from Buf- | "’0onal A 7 cee, lta ee { the Standing Committee of | ERY HIGH GRADE ASSORTED CHOC ‘COheesie if Sitka: Shaina. itinen,.. Pomarene PRS NOH alec |saw him on the Adriatic's deck ference o bd tocents /P | PRsemaey.ceitieal vgn renal Lye etree 244 by Maj. Fauntleroy Phe ahi AC ra a ‘ nA minutes. | she longshoremon’s strike made it | the Transatlantic Steamship interests ||) VARIETY. artletie Eee bie refine et (ee) io f Ricki : eee re Sais RET EN Lieut. .Belvin W. ‘Maynard; thé) jccossary for the White Star line at No. 59:Pearl"treet |] | the'Hohest French Bon. Alirastive peckaae FOGHD Boe be Who Was a Member of! eM | Simmons, Saiith (Apiz.), Smith (Ga). Wil}! Formulate Report on. Steel | “0¥ine Darvon,” finished early 0-44) crriciais to impress clerks from ‘The Adjustment Foramisston | vo- || (ampareD Wana] Ke ‘backer’s Air Squadron in France. pales nae Soe: : piboaai Strike in Connection With Bin |{"° hie ds pa in ve 4 are ies er, }the office at No. ¥ Broadway into |4ay reconsidered the demands of the || | CHOCOLATE DON o aetonre E wand in omas, rammell, — Underwood,| —* ; airplane which yesterday broke «| koramaay: whbas weet every standeorat Pet A itch from ais : the service of unloading baggage. | costwise longshore 1 CREAMS—Jackets of Je mea se teat the “Koae| Walsh (Mont), Williams, nod Wol to Educate Afiens. Srannahasi ane forned bisa to devoan | vase, cue, of the ‘clerks, theuel [questa for increased compensation |} | our povalar Old Fashion is nothing rie to-day a on e- ad Squadron, composed of Ameri: | Cott—41. WASHINGTON, Oct. 17—Tho steel | turn fight, arriving at Omaha, forty| 2 leave of absence, was ordered to |had been dented, and decided to |} | Biter guset fae aviators serving in the Polish army, FOR ADOPTION (25), strike investigation conducted by the] mijey pase, Wahoo, at 8.14 and pots: pitch in and work. Afterward, while | grant them double pay for work dur- quately ote Surge ste Ite first service against the! Republicans—Ball, Borah, Brande-| Senate Committee on Education and] j10 bes Moines at 10.18, Nis wife was seated on her trunks on (ng meal hours and double pay for | oe wie, fee Bolghoviki within a few days. gee, Calder, Capper, Curtis, Diliine- | Labor, a subscommitteo of which] rt Maynard arrived at Rock|t© pier, he eat down in the first| tandling salvaged cargoes. This, it) back ‘Major Fauntleroy, cee ibe tw |ham, Fall, France, Frelinghuyson, went to the 1 Mteburgh a trlet Waa diet Rae Baa having |#%!M salpon to luncheon served the} was explained, put them on more of |] | lovers, nox j bas; received orders to take the shpallen alba de te TER rota bea Mar Wak tiubsealntely tortacthtd made the 158 miles from Des Moines | °/¢?ks, turned longshoremen CIC SIC gS AiR lien steel < ‘exact locations telephone direct a theastern: ntier | Jones (Wash.), Knox, La Follette, ¢ to thi ately in 83 minuites, breaking his record for The Adriatic brought 2,029 passep- | shoremen. , ‘he specified weight includes the container, ' sald. Lodge, McCormick, McLean, Moses, | report to the Senate, i h ‘ gers from Southampton via Cher-| ‘The. Commission declined to re- length of the journey on his of the Amert-|Now Newberry, Norris, Page, Pen-| Hearings will be neld next Monday | the Nehemiah Boynton, | open the ease of the checkers on the ! ‘ ee bourg. The Rev. | ‘FUNI R + and Tuesday’ to e: ine witnesses, | tip West. At 12:47 Maynard left ry 1 teroy organised |roxe, Phipps, Poindexter, sherman, | 44 Pregeaee ds Tavcattedtion in ha for Chicago. | Pastor of the Clinton Avenue Congre- | ground that the unauthorized strike | “FUNERAL DIRECTORS. sages ( FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - ge eee dis- | Sutherland, Wadsworth, Warren and abt lag nard, aided by Lieut, Roy w.| S#tional-Church, Brooklyn, returned | of the checkers had resulted tn the} ‘Army. | Wateon—82. close It is said only two more wit- fi y 5 y fecha tend asa} th tights to be heard | home. isin Nash-| noemoorats —- Gore, Reed, Walsh | Messe Will be heard by the sub-com- nels, worked nearly all night by th wndon, where he has been ,in | forfeltute oftheir rights be uties Ss sant of a omen . ‘ mittee, but it le expected these eiti|ilurnination of tho seavohilghts attendance at the World Church Con- | by ‘the Commission, The chec -— B ® “p . lit ” S eauadron, Me’ (s ADSENT OR PAIRUD (0) con~ime the greater part of two days, |@fmy trucks sent from Omaha install- aa oie wg ; signee | naa been ed eon rs I {as Y our Business ersonality with bringing dows) 1. ; A bill Kas beth introduc , ing in his¢disabled plane the engine English people are laughing | for overtime and had asked fo! For adoption—Fernald (Rep. Me.) atroduced by Sen. | '0F plane engine & airplanes aod two balloons, tor McKellar ¢ on * * at the obstruction of the American | and $1.60 for overtime, The case of By DR. BERTHOLD A. BAER. — cI . or 2 Dem., Te! .| from Francis's 4 ch | . a y i 4 5 and Elkins (Rep, W. Va. ator McKellar (Dem, Tenn.) regulat Martin bomber, which | cique which i trying to balk the|the clerks waa tb be taken up this | Against pei ees (Rep, N,|!M& the education and naturalization | Wa% wreéked when it struck to'ograph treaty ratification, ‘They are amused, | tte oon. e! it oJ Ie; ern Dy, -Mattin | Of Aliens and the children of gliens, | Wires in landing ina fox near Yu' bes : : twin {mittee In connection with any meas-| persuaded Maynard to go to bed and SAAral Pindaen Cylnbateh oiaad ees ie encanta teicnalra | The Bethlehom Steel Works have “‘personality””— G3 GUTOR @, Week OF 90 Jonser, but it | UTE that may be proposed as a resuit|bossed tho job for the rest of the] rics the gorcion aitiation totter (re, ongshoremen had returned {0 | all “Charles M. Schwab.” ; y of Aptuiries night himselt waar at | work, seventy-one” wange ° totalling The Wanamaker Stores have “personality”— taye Aaa 5 tw Ouly rears ohare | than any other American i the 2.500 men being at work in the le ~Wanam y guard “acton Rapublicans to! ‘The McKellar pitt provides that no| Meantime Major Simons, who was) Unitod seates Abed ld iteadhoshaming . ¥- “John Wanamaker's.” cover their nay ‘i their Hinden: | allen may reside in the United States| far behind on his first flight towards ongland is like a sick woman, She oe re patrols this morning ‘The larger the enterprise, the more distinctive, the longer than five years without be-| g ? cc ordere: " ’ burg line of reservations, where they San Francisco, was ordered to return! has paswed the critical stage of her prevented a recurrence of- yesterday's mote pronounced its “personality.” Rivers never run The Carnegie Steel Works have ‘“‘personality”— will make thojr stand. comins naturalized, No allen may be! to Wahoo and turn over his plane to| (1 Sa HAS: ER bs ness and is now convalescent, 4 2 er than their source. INGTON, Oct. 17.—Sending of] ‘The result’ of the voting on the | adr Wtigonship “witout being| Maynard in order that the plucky| There are no Bolsheviate Jn Kneland | (orders slong the Brooklyn and East Ren Funeral Church, Broadway at 66th St. je of American troops to Lith=| ghantung amendment was a vindigas {Able to speak English to make his|jeader in the flight might fave eve ~" di River water. fronts where radical e Funei ure rn ) St, pla Tins Sean determined upon, 8en-| i100 of Senator Hitchcock as a ‘pRg- | desite to become a citizen inteNigible| opportunity to demonettate wha hielo eae nty have all been sent away) ionesnoremon sought to prevent loyal breathes the personality of its founder and pro- P Metormick, Miinols, declared in| pit he totals wero exactly as pre- | to the Jutse to whom theSapplication reed i pen nor enn be “ a orcurbed,” |» men from returning to work, All prietor, Mr. Frank E. Campbell, more so than any So evil = ae be neal dicted by him in his top-noteh claims. | 18 made.” a oe ngineering skill could do _Hannend Postion, wh was head joiterers were kept away from the other concern I know of. Perhaps it is because Mr. ee Every firm, individual, asso, , Q ‘ar Community Lamp Ser- n to all e t gaye-ne details. deb Wa. Otis atten aback los / boda haed sopuvae te padding Lieut. Kiel left Roosevelt Field on| vice and a former Commissioner of | Plere ky ates waa ive Ly Comphel Ae his entire time and attention to The oe ‘ Siverta. thirty aliens shall provide at leaat one | 2% return trip to San Francisco at| Accounts in this city, came back as| Men on tek way to Kors Funeral Church. Oe ae \ h Wize tn San Salvo VLADIVOSTOK, Weil Oot) C89 | hour's instruction In Bnatish ee one o-day, Lieut. H. E, Queen and | tho Under Secretary to the Secretary | At the Bush tormind} of law mews No matter which of the nearly one hundred DOR, Republic of Bale) Associated Prexs).—ThE “American | gayg in the week during » period ye| A: & Worthington started two hours| Generui of the League of Nations, wir| 1M side, which was the storm cents | employees you ask about Mr. Campbell, he will an- in yesterday's clashes Mf bet 17.—In an extensive fire transport, Det \ Great Northern, satje bina tity, the Central ti 7 With 100 officers Dom fr op six months in the year, All ohildren PEpinene houses abe retyrqing to the, United | of aliens must be taught in English- : “he was here a minute ago. later. Eric Drummond, He will represent his I was not near that department for over two Lieut, Queen ayrived at Bingham-|¢hief at the Labor Conference in req 1 speaking schools and be instructed iq | {2.8 1207 and started foryRochester | Washington Oct. 26 answered Mr. Campbell, when I asked him es = - roan the English language. No children of | ** 1:36. Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss, who | LEV¥.—JACK. how he On be everywhere at the same time. ghops, tactories or planta. nh mines, |ut 11.28 and left for Rochester at 12.01.| he and his men hid recovered 22,000 of bal GMUNCH, Wroaday and 000 is very si a AN Mr. Campbell's personality is there, S OWN STORY ~_ He arrived at Rochester at 1.10, the 57,000 mines they laid. The fleet ' i x E athe ere to such an extent that employees feel it, ad LUDENDORFF Operators Declare Strike at Gary! UP t2 tis morning thirteen flyers |ix being broken “up and returnea to | LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. is th ploy “Virte, Reuton.® of forty-four starting from Mineol | tis country, He said the men on the | MEDIUM tan color wilt case, possibly taken breathe it, act it, , a had reached San Francisco, and elght| British Mine Sweepers are puld doublo| , masse from curbing of Bie a arveney ct “Such attention to details is unknown, unheard CHICAGO, Cet, ators at 1i.—Steel mill oper ance of Venn, R, We station, ‘New York C ry, Ind., assert tte strike ip | THE WORLD ‘To-Morrow Morning pala ibe from San Francisco | wages and a dollar « pound for each | qnio P.M. Tussday, Oct hed Mineola, mine they fished up, while our boys! and no questions asked for of,” said Mr. F, when I met m while attending the or reeurn = : bext insta! i that Industry now nearing the end of | War Department announced at an : yy wih contents intact tod. A, Williams, 02 funeral services of his wife. “How can one man give iin the ment Gen. Ludendorff tells how his |the fourth woek, virtually has been |000 that flyers who had not reached | wageg oT NOFK at the regulation navy f° oe Fel Riot 1s * such wonderful service?” ® barely escaped disaster i in the ambitious flank attack broken and that they are building up | Mineola or Francisco on the first | WA#e® laacert oo att en ie ar ate | It is not the service of one man—it is the service new oyganizations anti from the ol half of the flight by sundown to- f j = | Bby which he attempted to destroy the main Russian Army (re een the Chica ate otker | morrow would not be allowed to con- | PMe* of nearly oné hundred individuals combined, men tells of more ess on the part-of Rennenkampf in [fmnrow g tha caneitiona wraduaily axe |tinue in the conte CLEVELAND, Oct . and women, But it is the “personality” of one man up his Cossacks to close the gap in the rear of the their statements to-day that only ‘un: | Wiles From through rain and fog MEETING! which makes the service incomparable; the personality h wkilles vi Urner work, M pilot of the U Ogee. | UU. Sa ler-propri Be ont the Sinetd: Duke wap welding,, he Sennntnnecamienamen nine Byok Ob Te «| onRReRE ATTA Ob ‘wiGion of Frank E, Campbell, the foun * proprietor of ret toca, Mepdacloen b Ost. remarkal 8 of ie kind 8 UPACTURING AS8800I N. The Fungral Chureh, Broadway at 66th Street. Pee i ay aac matt airplane trip London, to Paris! n Yo head. thip Bat 1, io iN Tis. “Shett beh ealy was set yesterday by Capt, “Gather ven hours, apo ae er ; . ; by ough aa Ct | ged, who made the fight In’ one ly ould Quke ahitte ? : miautes,