The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1921, Page 12

ao aren ——- eee ee sages x “TO GREEK MONARCH Athens Despatch Said $38,009,000 Balance of Credit to Venizelos Had Been Extended. WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—State and ‘Treasury officials were unable to ex- plain to-day the announcement from Athens that the balance of a 15,000,- 000 credit granted the former Greek Government had been made available to the Constantine Government. There had been no change as to the status of the fund, it was said at both de~ partments. Pending formal recognition of the Rew Greek Government, it was sald, the balance of $88,000,000 would re- main in the Treasury. ATHENS, Jan. 13.— The United States Government has consented to aflvance, to ‘the Greek Government $88,000,000 already promised Greece when M. Venizelos was its Prime Min- ister, it was announced here to-day. ‘The loan was on condition the money be expended in America for non~war material. ‘splitted MOB HANGS MAN HELD IN SHOOTING Break Into Alabama Jail and Take Prisoner Arrested After Attack 3 on Soldier. JASPDR, Ala. Jan. 13.—William Beard, a miner, held in connection with the killing of James Morris, a guardaman, on Dec. 23, was taken from the Walker County Jail here early to-day by a mob and later shot to death three miles from Jasper. The jailer and military authorities believed Beard had been rescued from prison by friends until the body was discovered at the roadside by @ rural mail carrier. a Court Sets Aside $250 Verdi Charles Scorgie of Yonkers Morris @ Co., meat packers, for § 000 for having been run dow: jured by @ truck owned cern in Yonkers on July jury in Whote Plains t in a verdict for $250. Justice Seeger at once set the verdict aside on the «round that it ufficient. = |United States Engineering _|ment tug Capt. Talfor has been . | wrecked and {t Is believed seven men DEATH OR WHIPPING fens Crowds in Vienna, Demand That Government Make an Example of Profiteering. | VIBINNA, Jan. 13—The death pen- alty or the whipping post for profi- teors was demanded at a price con- ference here to-day which developed much agitation, The chief of the techriloal trades unions dodtared: “We have guns at hand. We warn you that from Jan. 20 we will be be- yond the law and will act without pity for profitesrs. If you must make an example, you must chéose mililonaires and not the little fellows!" He also demanded a pleblecite on the question of fusion with Germany. Prof. Wolkan, representing the sal- aried classes, cried: “Austria is dead; long live Germany!” A demonstration considered by the police as an ugly augury was held in the hotel district last night. Crowds paraded ack and forth, ebhouting threats against profiteers. The etrike of postal employees now affects three-quarters of the em- Dloyees. . oe ree ee on ATTACKS MAN IN COURT. Daughter's Case Dinmissed, Mother Attack’s Freed Prisoner. James Moore, No. %& Summer Avenue, Brooklyn, arraigned in the Gates Avenue Court this morning on the complaint of Miss May Harrin, No. 619 Quincy Street, Brooklyn, was dis- charged for lack af evidence. But the girl's mother, Mrs. Edna Harris, after describing the hysterical condition in which she sald she found her daughter after the latter's return from @ party to which she had gone with Moore, jumped from the Witness stand and attacked Moore with her fists and naib. She was separated from him by court attendants, Bs ian Treinen fe ‘Tam Wrecked) Seven Mixning. a ESTON, Tex. Jan. 13.—The Depart- of the crew perished. The tug left Sabine Sunday morning for Galveston and nothing was heard of the craft day when her deckhouse and kage was washed ashore on beach. URGED FOR GOUGERS THE WHY MOTORCYCLE Outside Bank Check Was Irregular. An opinion from the Corporation Counsel that the certified check sccom- panying the ©id of the Reading Gtand- ard Company to supply elghty-sight mo- toreycles to. the police department for $42,298, could not be accepted by the Board of Purchase, caused its, rejection ari the award of the contract to an- other bidder for $48,512, Commissioner Grover A. Whalen, head of the board, maid to-day. ‘The Reading Standard Company sent the usual deposit in @ie form of a cer- tifled check but drawn, on a Pennayt- vania bank. When the company learned there might be some question, a letter was sent to Police Commissioner Kn~ right offeriog to present any security required. ‘The Board of Purchase called on the Corporation Counsel for an épinion, and this opinion adverse to the Reading Standard Company was exhibited to- Gay by Commissioner Whalen. The Standard bid was turned and the contract was awarded to Baker, Murray & Imbrie, agents for Indian motorcycles, ‘This brought « protest to Mayor Hylun from the Reading Standard Company. COFFEE A_ Delicious Household Blend js assured eferred for ‘mun > Dei in Greater Ne and ‘within 900 milies at... GILLIES COFFEE CO. ‘2R8-239 Washington St, New York. Park Place and Barclay 8t locks from Washington Market. Barclay D887. Kat. $1 Years. ica’s largest Victrola dealers ~— carry only genuine instruments — the kind. endorsed by the 8 great it — isn't it?— that the Victrola 427 Fifth Ave. At 36th Street 23 W. 42nd St. Bet. Sth and 6th Aves. You Know Yours Is A Genuine Victrola If It Comes From Landays At Landays there's no danger of imitation being sub- ‘stituted for the Viewola, Fi Landays—. For D Genuine Victrola XIV—$225 PAR Ser BLY) byhiay i re caerte ame te Cota, th Net ieng | “ant ye jth are still working overtime! Genuine Victrola XI—$150 $ With $10 in Records 8 Sn a ia Corporation Counsel Adviséd That |Bronx Woman Throws Herself Be- Mra, Sarah Grovet, forty-five, of No. from @ bullet wound in her abdomen, in- flicted, the police say, by her husvand, Antonio. According to Patrolman Lemming of 775 Broad St. -Amer- a0 iluetrated TOTAL $160 Only $5 down wer, tween Husband and Intended Victim, detained as a witness, satan eidininnes Prem Mrs. 5 Villa Avenue, the Bronx, died at A. M. to-day In Fordham Hospital x Park Station, Grover and his ww, Paul Crocie, got in a heated tracted in Algeria last summer. lived at the Plaza Hotel. argument. over money matters, In tie’) course of which Grover produced a 58 BID WAS REJECTED| SHIELDS SON-IN-LAW |cslitre revolver und almod it ut Crocle. fox —E——EE a Mra. Grover threw herseti between the @ men as her husband pulled the trig- Grover was locked up and,Crocle was eo Directors Wite Mten. a Hoe W. Kosniindki, wife of the Direstor General of the Frenoh Line in the United States, died at @t. Vin- eent’s Hospital yesterday following an operation, At was @nnounced to-day. It {a believed Mrs, Komminski's tlineas ro-' sulted from ptomatme polsoning con- She GB. Altman & Co. Special-price Sales for to-morrow (Friday) and Saturday on the Second Floor ‘all offering most attractive values Women’s American-made Lingerie Nightrobes .. $1.35, °1.95, 2.95, 3.90 Envelopes - + + 95c., 1.85, 2.90 Combinations . . . . . . «2.25 Athletic Combinations . . . 1.10,\ 2.35 Drawers - . 41.45, 1.85, 2.25, 2.95 Pajamas . . . . +. « « 2.95 The remaining assortments of Flannelette Nightrobes, Sleepers and Pajamas have now been marked, for clearance, at greatly reduced prices Misses’ and Children’s American-made Lingerie and Knitted Underwear (the latter of cotton-and-wool and silk- and-wool) will be on sale at ‘exceptionally low prices Women’s Silk Jersey Petticoats in black and colors, will be specially priced at $5.85 & 7.75 (The Petticoats at $7.75 are extra sizes) Madison Avettue - Fifth Avenue Mth wid 35th Streets New York more than Southeast Corner HESE are real extra-value-giving day: remarkably low prices, together with the unquestioned worth always embodied in Keliner furniture, offer an assurance of full value received. “The Twenty-five Roome” “offer untold suggestions for s home arrangement. You are cordially invited to visit them. KELLNER BROS. Shirty years selling Good Furniture ‘15th Street & 6th Avenue Jacobean Oak Dining Room Suite— 10 PIECES— s at Kellner’s. 4\\ Sani cen, > rm The as illustrated With $10 in Records $ TOTAL $235 Only $10 down $50, 975 Siz 8078, ve 7 » Up. Period Models to $1500. r Oe ee a D On Terms if Desired © Mai a arrangement Withou ae cage |p Partenteerere arpa Smiths: 945 80. Boulevard OF Viewneiae tnt ’ “yonxtne st i Name ‘etrola Xr gnc jo. B’ way a ae High Grade All- Wool Fabrics In all sizes and a wide variety of colors. Continuing the Semi-Annual Clearance Sale Men’s i A Winter Suits For Which Drastic Price Revisions Have Been Made $2 7-30 Were up to $49.75 fancy and There is an assortment of patterns and models which permits of satisfactory selection for either extreme or conservative tastes, From original prices, which were already low in keeping with our lowest-in-the-city prices, the present reductions mean extraor- dinary values. Added to our regular stock in this sale is a special purchase of suits that carry worth equivalent to those reduced, & Co ‘e e HERALD SQUARE «Y¥no. NEW. YORK This eventful sale includes ‘cally reduced from our previous low prices. $37-50 Were up to $54.75 No charge for necessary blue suits radi- alterations, {Tf MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEGD—A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET TB, i \y. { + ty