The evening world. Newspaper, December 31, 1919, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, BA ERA LL DECEMBER Si, 1919, 5 whl 3.) hak habe Bhouider pork iteah.: Hama, (resn . ., Another large receiver 4 as his opinion that the market on No, 1 turkeys would not * | xo below 50 cents a pound, as there S.A REPUBLICS. TO DRIVE ThE TURKS The unive demand for turkeys ( prime, Vo u Sirloin weak oe. .s ccs pt the Wholesale market up to the Roasting pica, 16 to 44 iba, tb: éo frat ‘cut | ed price of 53 to 55 cents, bat a Pork loins, Jersey, whole, Ib. other cuts | tan fe wholesaler on W. Pork loing, Jersey, % loin, tb. 30 an p sirloin 2 Us) Cut top si lok Chuck ai ‘Ler. Spring lamb. Hi e' eye ¢ in the freeze [For aene eumtier, saad Whar there Su | | would bo a ttl to see Wied S SB, Son ii | would get the birds. London Reports Scheme to Constantinople and Darda- By P.0.F P. Q. Foy. |The “wholesale market is glutted (Spectal Food Bixpert ot ‘ioe Mvenuing World.) | with nice light Jersey and State pork, The des! it the old and| that ts wholes | aoherties the'ricw soa with w sebiites (200; (he, emtramer Most "idnds. or | Usher In the new year with a bounte-| Souttry, except turkeys, are reason- | ous board df delectable and rare foods|Ably cheap. Here are some of the was never manifested with such dis-| retail prices: regard to cost as at present. The| Turkeys. fancy, under 14 Ibs., New Year's feast this year will not Turkey’ fancy. over “WS tbe: only surpass all of its predecessors | Riheys fait aunty but will be in a class by itself, Guinea hens, 3 ibe. each, pai Squabs, fancy, por ib... The quietness that set in after) stiikred roasting chickens, ib. Christmas was only a breathing spell, | Cornfed reartns chickens: For the past few days the high-class markets have been scouring w wholesale market to satisfy the unique demands of thelr customers. In the wholesale district in West 14th Street business animation is every- Force This Nation Into League; nelles to-Be International- to Save Monroe Doctrine. ized, Says Paris Despatch. me LONDON, Dec. 31, (United Press).—| PARIS, Dec, 81.—Internationaliza- sab My of the Monroe Doctrine | tion of Constantinople and the will be used as a lever to force Amer- foa’s entrance into the League of Na- | Straits of Dardanelles has been de- tions, it was learned authoritatively | °!ded upon along the lines laid down to-day, by Premier Lloyd George of Great The Allies, it was learned, have | Britain in a recent speech, according started an intensive propaganda to|to the Matin. secure membership in the League of It seems certain, the newspaper All American Republics, except the | says, that the seat of the Turkish " United States. With the Latin Re- {Government will be transferred to| [Wim publics’of South America a unit in| Asia Minor, and be located either at ing at 19 to 21 cents With Our ae | where in evidence, oven surpganing ; . , the|Brusa or Konieh. Details of the the unusual activity previous to the, W h f£ GANEL. HlAtio Gilt Ser terced to jou | deem 62 tmubenacitual eahtset whisk | GRANREUCHIT, OWNED by. MRS_E.S.GERBERICH last holiday. Best ‘ishes tor A visit to the establishment of or to see the Monroe Doctrine became | Will be established over Constanti- August Silz, the connoisseur of good nople have not as yot become yesterday, The winner is the son of thin, pin per.” fe) (| gs to eat, witnessed his numerous Vis Denia tik South Americans be wier the Supreme Council to- Cranreuch It. Carries of is Booby Shafto and Lady Tademist/| trained experts busy with orders, vo declared themselves, it was said, |4ay fixed Jan. 6 as the date for sign- Honors at Show in Aid o' Flag, and was bred by Miss H. B.| When asked to compare the New wit Year’s demand with any previous a f ing the protocol and exchanging rat- be Brown, ; , the League Secretariat will point out} iqcations of the German peeve Homeless Felines. Phe ato’ hich was the Seventh | POliday, Mr. Silz replied: that the league is a higher authority | ‘Treaty, complications are developing Specialty Show of the Cat Fancy held | eh errr Manet inslteana wae than tho United States and that no|which it is thought by some persons! Cranreuch IT, a big, shaded silver| by the Silver ty, was given this ‘ d New Year's surpasses the ; " .|in council circles may again cause year for the benefit of the New York | Srriler One S Monroe Doctrine is necessary to Pro- | th °C ostponement of the ceremony | Male, owned by Mrs. E. 8. Gerberich, | Women's League for Animals. A part | olnet (vo, Nothing too expensive for tect the small South American na-| or putting the treaty into effect. was adjudged best cat in the Silver] of the proceeds will provide medicine | \ y tons. Society show at the Waldorf-Astoria |and care for poor and homeless cata, | Miers for venison, phossants, baby —— : Argentina, Chili and Paraguay al- PERSHING CHOSE ee eee | TT OORT) CV MPSENICIN Cane ee ee eevuaea om} ARGONNE, REAL JOB|IRISH PLAN OPENS —|HUMAN LIFE DUE | restutirants are “doubling up thelr cially, while officials are awaiting re- THE WAY TO UNION, TO HEART BEATS _ | orsinal orders.” s A visit later in the afternoon to plies from Salvador, Vonezucla and|Knew Only Americans, “the Best] Says | NORTHCLIFFE FROM OLD SOL| Washington Market found an unusual Pave brwomegon a Very Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR 724+Buddha Bookends, Pair $3.50 | H HAIL 1920 NEW YEAR— with weddings and brides, holidays, birth! days and parties trooping through its days. ": And’ Ovington’s ‘ready, ‘al-! ways, with~-gifts. that’ each ion of the N. Yearbvitt brit Colombia. Soldiers it "CG crowd, with the large markets of ) Brazil, which is awaiting develop- Soldiers in Europe,” Could re of Alexander and Joseph working to ; k ments in the United States, before ad- Do It. Declares Lloyd George’s Scheme| Astronomer Says Ether Circulates thelr capacity, | Georso” paar | OVINGTON' Su 3 “ “« P sa a ants | said that the call for poultry exceede c Betiatis 16 the Huropenn platy Esra, LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 31.—"The Ar-| * “Far From Perfect,” but “Is as Blood Does in Man's his expectations. President Minder | *! The Gift Shop, of Sth Ave." Bolivia and Uruguay are awaiting|#onne, the most difficult and most im- a Beginning.” Body. of the Washington Market Men's |_314 Fifth Av..near32d St Brazil's action before announcing| portant sector, was chosen by myself, dl ae i ee | 4 their intentions, because I knew that no other troops (By Cable to ‘The Kenting World.) LONDON, Dec. 31. | could go through,” declared Gen. John LONDON, Dee. 31. HE astronomer W. G. Hooper makes the latest contribu- erans of the world war. Gen, Pershing EX-EMPEROR / AIDS J, Pershing last night, speaking to vet- | BELIEVE that the scheme of VIENNA CHARITIES | raisea the American Army, saying “It Charles Regrets Gifts Is Not Larger and Says Austrian Government Took Fortune, GENEVA, Dec. 31.—Former Emperor Charles of Austria recently sent from his home in Prangins 100,000 crowns— at present worth less than one cent each—to Vienna charities as an anony- mous contribution. ‘The gift is said to have been definitely traced to him. “accompanying the money. ** the former monarch bility to send a larger Austrian Government of a large part of bis Beye personal fortu Both the Government and press deny this assertion, contending that Charles's private fortune was not touched, ‘but naturally was greatly affected by écon- oinic developments. ‘The health of former Empress Zita, who-has been ill with a severe cold, is, much improved. EGYPTIANS TO STILL FIGHT. Nationalist Party Rejects the Pro- posal of Viscount Milner. CAIRO, Dec. 31.—Determination to struggle for the complete independence field of battle.” After the tide of war had deen forces had assumed the {nitlative, he , he chose the Argonne sector for ommunication, was necessary to fight through a strongly fortified terrain, and I knew mone but the Americans could do it. In 1918 the Allies learned that the Americans were the best soldiers in of way.” DENIKINE’S ARMY Reds Claim That Both Sections Are Being Hard Pressed, Prime Minister has outlined is was the best that ever marched on a] ‘based on sound principles. A tem- porary division of Ireland, much turned by the ‘Americans and the Allied} 4s I dislike the idea, is probably the shortest path to eventual ‘americans because he knew it was} Union. The Commonwealth of nearest route to the German Ines} Australia grew from separate col- ae was necessary to cut through the| Mies. So did the Dominion of sald the General. ‘“It| Canada and the Union of South Africa. But the Government scheme is far from perfect. If Ireland is to fhurope “Then they gave them the right| be divided, the historic province of Ulster should be a unit. The link of the proposed Irish Council might, with advantage, be made an Irish Congress or House of Representatives? The right of the Irish people to full fiscal autonomy should be definitely recognized. The scheme is, however, a beginning, and I 1S REPORTED SPLIT stronger. Why should it not be LONDON, Dec, 31.—Gen. Denikine's} hope the Government will have South Russian Anti-Bolshevik ferces| courage to go on. have been split in two sections by tho attacking Red armies, according to a despatch from Zurich to-day. One section was reported retreatiny, southwest toward Odessa, while the of Usypt is affirmed by members of| other was falling back southeast the Nationalist Party in reply to a| toward the mouth of the Don. statement issued by Viscount Milner, British gecretary of State for the Col- onies, who declared the commission which he heads wishes to reconcile the aspirations of Egyptians wh the in- will be shifted to a war- Sea of Azov, the despatch The Don River flows into the Gulf of Taganrog, at the upper end of the Denikine’s headquarters, last reported Minht NORTHCLIFFE. WOULD OPEN ASTORIA FERRY Whales Nellayeul Glivs dtavenue and Structures Comp recommended to the Fund Comm’ssion to-day that the between the foot of I Irish government which the tion to scientific contro- versy by announcing that human life springs from the sun through the generation of streams of ether, which return to the sun exactly as the blood from the heart re- turns to the heart, Space, he says, is part of one great living organism through which the spirit called God mani- fests itself. The planets, he de- clares, are organs of a great system of which the sun is the heart, nourishing them through ether streams, three of which streams, he says, have been iden- tified, the Senate, he will introduce a bill to remove the present board of five mem- | bers and create a new one of tiree men, he said. ORANGE|All Pure Tea— PEKOE)Free from Dust Beware of Substitutes Buy Only by the Name “Salada “d Sealed Air-tight Packets Only 1920 TUPENDOUS social and international problems face us. xX They can be met only TONIGHT SING THE NEW YEAR IN WITH ‘WAYFARER At MADISON SQUARE GARDEN SPECIAL PERFORMANCE to begin at 9 o'clock, with entire company of 2,500, headed by WALTER 4 "1 Manhattan, 4 terests of Great Britain, and expressed} Sea of Azov. The important city of | é a desire for Bgyptians, to freely ex-| Taganrog is near the mouth of the |B@ reopened and operated by t ee cae isk ae ta of $52,640.99. by. ¢ cee case is known to the world, Be nit # by and s local, investigation le unneces- 110o na newapaper issued’ byrtne| %21000,000 AERO PRIZES. . Nationalist Party, which adds that Vis: Sera * ‘ count Milner’s invitation to individuals| Half of Thin Total Devoted to to confer with the commissioners is Globe Circling Flight. by straight thinking and hard work. Let us take stock accurately and plan carefully. This —_—_— & should mean more than an inventory of profits, Te ee The Acro Clu of America an- 8 at Ayalon financial assets, or goods on hand. HAMPDEN and BLANCHE YURKA, followed at y to pay it a bonus of 11.80 P. M. by a FREE SONG JUBILEE! After the regular performance the doors will be thrown open to the general public for an hour of song and gladness, including the Hallelujah Chorus led by the gregt Wayfarer Chorus of 2,000 voices and Henry Hadley’s Symphony Orchestra of 100. Greater New York Public Cordially Invited! nounced to-day that there would be HUGHES WINS IN AUSTRALIA] prizes totaling $2,000,009 open to com ———_— petition during 1920 u dor, the aus- saat... Sen RES vn. Among. the contests wii | SLED HITS AUTO; BOY DIES. nal Aviation Trophy An institution may well ask at such a time whether it is better than it was the year before— better in the service it renders, stronger in the Nationalization of Monopolies Is Beaten im Referendum, MELBOURNE, Australia, Tuesday, | r: , . for which each nation | © Chanffenor Arrested tn Dec. 30.—Returns received to date from] |* glowed three entries; a similar a Ga calstannt shareel the Australian elections indicate that) Marine; the aerial derby around the ia sled colliding with an automobile the Prime Minister, W. M. Hughes has) world, which alone will have prizes | white ne ws ting on the To! re 7 ¢| worth 1,000,000; the +f a i ' meee rerum 60 Rewer with @ strong | Dalioon ‘contest to he Street, Bayonne, tis amornin: majority. country; the United States transcon-|Gennarino Detriscio, eight, Tho party ted by Mr. Hughes, which] tinenta'erby for prizes agwregat- | iio. trom which was a coalition, formed with the slogan]! $100,000, ile wa “Win the War," is known as the Na-|Wavana in February and March, the tlonalist Par Yationalists hav flight; the Orteig |a secured th in the House|New York and Paris flight, the of Repre: nat twenty- egiate rac the Curtiss con- seven won by the Labor Party. test and the ur contests. Concurrently with tho ret erendum was taken on tho question o} the nationalization of monopolies, This MAY TIE UP R REDS’ BAIL. showed a majority against nationaliza- uen. confidence and esteem of those it serves.’ To the man who is in a position of lead- ership in political or business life stock taking involves an accountability for his leadership— the extent to which he has been an inspiration, ——— Authorities Oppome Returning \ a teacher, a real leader to those who look to COME ONE, COME ALL! s El 825,000 to Deportees’ Friends, | , ° RED cRO SM No STRIKE. The Red&of New York, who seem to | Hf ‘ have plenty of money to spend, may TRENTON, him for leadership. Bleven Dismissed im Paris for| ios, 425.000 through the action of the | missing the petition of Montclair for res | Hae ee Oljocting te Pay. Federal Government in deporting allens | moval of the State Bowl of, Puvite | On each individual of large or small place PARIS, Dec. 31.—Eleven American | Who were indicted for criminal anarchy Utilities Com " aca AoA | Pig Mal Orode kereahiaratruck Gade bee Sree cu area wb Neum'| Ue . ; Al | Bloat f ] ross sergeants « 0-day e~ ichael ravehuch, Arthur action in permittin; n society evo ves ano iga jon or persona cause their ay contracts did not en- Sthel FE tein—-who were ) ttle them to the difference in exchange r $5,090 cas i each, were i i‘ < Vahie between Arierican ard) Branch | CCH Chair onsen aret Malled “next stock taking. If men are to reach their high- maney. "They were or dered dinminsed |MCwaee thale ouiteel Ham + * j h and sent hy he will ask that the Dail ‘ stent “Gusleerl Dacia Aiur est development and prosperity, each one must { a Might “roenper from, Fuussin and cor strive to make himself the best possible citizen— The ‘Milled-in-Oil”’ Tooti: Cl ~. 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[famine b punitive epedion, AESnt | | Naw England Confectontry Compary own country, charity be- |column in the upper Nile region early |% sine a home.” in December, / BOSTON, Mass,