The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 16

ade THE EVENING WORLD, PRIDAY, ‘NOVEMBER R 14, 1919. 3 Pat CONFER ON PORT STRIKE. ™ ‘Trading Cor- n Supreme Court and Bernard 8. | AT BREST-LITOVSK _ * James O'Connell, President of the 7 ele Kabn, managers. The 9 Metal Trades Department of the Ameri- +p a Despatch From Moscow Ad: | can Federation of Labor, has called for i ean mits Defeat After Fight Days | thla afternoon one of the biggest meet- ‘ & Co., He r fourth year, if 5 Inga Of international union presidents ; ir 76,000 in shipn of Fighting. lever held in New York, in an effort to Sta li % eae, contrast, They aliens | LONDON, Nov. 14.—The Bolsheviki| settle the shipyards strike which has of the department, 9 been in progress in the Port of New we been overfhrown in Brestdtovek, | Tn “ine “Oot, te, Thirty thousand Goviet wireless despatch from Moscow|men are out, from 110 yarda, and the admits, After fighting tho in-/loss in wages has been $150,000 @ day urgents there for eight days, the dea-| he, meeting was to be held at the ’ rough Hote . says, the Bolsheviki withdrew!’ The union presidents attending are “anderground,” [William Johnson of the | machinists ' {This expression is commonly | jy Hynes of the sheet metal workers: eed in Russia to indicate the tem- | Milton Snellings of the, steam and g ronan erating engineers y. Kline of ] Borary abandonment of an attempt hemiths; James Wilson of ‘the, pat: te control, defeated elements | makers; Willlam Brittan of the abandoning open, jmetal polishers; James Noonan of the Full Brogue Winged Tip in Gun Calf and $ $ Ten Col Le and 8 iberia has captered | « —- J . + ' : oot ral ‘ the message ' does this ( : IFFERENT in the Be parasa at Groen, tn the North | | ae yellow man A J sense of style exclu- ae kl A siveness yet not too extreme | LIQUOR DECISIONS UP. ae ae to offend the good taste of 32d Street—Broadway—33d se" teeth while i¢ well groomed gentle- Street Subwa' —B il =) this white man has yellow teeth? man. a y—Balcony | Two Federa decisions affecting the Present enforcement of prohibition in SS tw tandea| : Nature protects teeth—civilization ruins them. i sitet ais Nas Gant meta District. Court uF Nature has provided in saliva a perfect guardian cal EKL | Budge Learned Hand this afternoon, Ne of ee ad ae ample flow of Saas destroys the i \ The’ first decisi 1 be sh . poisons of decayed food particles. . sneer eee | The det of savager~tough, hard food and Ba Comfort Corsets sthorities from enforcing the Ket. | | . plenty of raw fruit—does not interfere with the flow “Sabot Wh Os 2 100 Loses Aves Figured Women BROOKLYN STORES 764 Broadway 140 Flatbush Ave. ot Flashing Ave. on. L. 1. Station Women who are unusually hard on corsets, whose corsets break or tear because of their inability to stand up under wear. ES" Senuakt toe’ reseaption of Sales of of saliva. Civilized diet causes a decrease of saliva. q Strong alkalines increase the danger to teeth dec x ; or Dreytoos,, Mum A Co. 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