The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 10

“5 THE EVENING WOLLD, WEvndovat, Hovesives 19, 1919, was taken to the Kings County Hospl- tal, He was atill uncon#eious early to- | T Most of the literature burned had of printed for the Communist Labor Boe Ss ale, Olver aQO.son ita tition of a letter co. the ; f ofa : rican’ Workingme'y from the Bo- AFTERNOON anv DINNER aed Thea American ing found in the GOWNS ‘ yb hy y the invading DISTINCTLY MODISH AND GENTBEL cintnaneiniinateenntieitsstensenthnennmnenpansniniaumetenthaeanessianaaerianecasinentinenncestinisennswiseinencnpeemesncemeiensimmeatmaams f uh ‘ annual entertainment and ball M4 SN ao ia ‘Mon's Assdclation will ee ‘ tad Drinks at Party-One Vietim| Hayden, Sione & Co, to-day an-|ieaMfNAnNy Tense Tayceugn.” 5th | Gert nounced the consolidation of important /Street and Third Avenue, on fies! F - jerious. cement producers in Cuba, Argentina, gyening, Nov, 2, od tor an mllsstar j Patrick Meccl, seventeen, of No. 239 - ating Amer! ; unconscious from wood alcohol polson- Arrests Made. ‘The companies to be merged are the of pounds of. radical literature!” nicnie showed little improvement and ; epeees nor had they recognized any of F raiders. SILK DUVETYN, TRI- ‘@ Uruguay and Texas, to be known as| how” inclu ean “and irish Message Brightens Bonfite|Naxsnu street, Brooklyn, and James | tho International Cement Company, | aancing. ul SIVe Vy % ing at Flatbush and Livingston Ave- Cuban Portland Cement © 8 , Brooklyn, early this morning, ment Corporation, INGINNATT, Nov, 19.—Ofembers of rhe Presa r-tovhfony Mod tmag Hos, | the International Portland Cement Cor- cn ; American Legion, numbering more] 5114) where Mecci Improved rapidly and | Po" Winriand ad the was eens ' 300, led by thelr oMcers, de) seoiained that they had attended a| Cement Com; Tho concerns have upon Socialist headquarters in| tty given by a friend, ‘The liquor, he | ® a 00 barrels per Aan= : &@ bonfire in the streets. No one - "s mares _ ? Hin the building when the raid was . . Standard of Qualit » Veterans Ra 5 P COLETTE, CHINCHILLA ‘ CINCINNATI, Nov. 4 SATIN, GEORGETTE, ‘pean “ - TWO ILL FROM ALCOHOL. HUGE CEMENT MERGER, Se eect coe ¥ a in Cincinnati Streets—No Richie, address unknown, were found rg Honig of 400,000 shares of no| elty tate last night and threw hun- i014, was supposed to be of good quality. i ¢ oMficiais said they had taken no ov canmwon Venver, members of the American Legion, led 5 CHARMEUSE, CREPE their officers, raided headquarters eee " g the Socialist Party here last night. METEOR, AND NET Rid reds of pounds of literature were COMBINATIONS. ‘ r rasa; area yin ‘ei ig, © ee Aree where 8 Wee Black and all Shades. 55 to $185 i] ———— | Says Haig Is Soom to Retire. fe, LONDON, Nov. 19.—Karl Haig in- ug js to xptire as Commander of the j Forces after the abolition of ral Headquarters, ac- ih Gene: cording to the Globe. BROOKLYN Fr d @ 29 W.: 34% St. - 6! Ave., Cor. 18% St. NEWARK UTICA - VALUES Greatly Beyond the Ordinary Are Always Evident in Our Special Coat Offerings. 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