The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1921, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1021, ° national anthem, The crowd un- dissuade the workingmen from their!“RESIST WAGE CUT,” covered and sang the hymn with fal- | Purpose. tering voices, While the hymn was|,,1he Workers resisted all pleas for! N, ¥.C. MEN ARE TOLD r Several hours, but the crowd was being sung Charles descended trom|fnally dispersed at 1 o'clock this his train and stood, moist-eyed, | morning. Warning Sent to Employees of|t : & Hacstathaahed ne Hoa 2 — 1 | and asked to si 0 “cen © - A among the people whom he claims as APS > coRERTTER the Harlem and Wudson |tion in your pay | subjects. IOWA KILLS INDUSTRIAL BILL. |not accept un y < | A letter whieh has been sent out by one of the officers of the Employees’ As- soclatl in the ne t the differe At the signal to start Charles re-| peg MOINES, fa, April 6—An Branches, j entered his car, waving farewell, and] ingustrial court. bill (Soeetal to | c ‘ modeled after “gr o1 “ rev ‘ad 4 os MOUNT VERNO! () SWI 17 A f) calling out, “Au revoir, my faithful.” lehe Kansas Industrial Court Law, was | gf OUNT, VERN rd ny Killed yesterday by the House of the —s a World) | N. ¥., April 6.— | New York Central BONWIT TELLER &,CO. The Spocally Shop of Opginaions FIFTH AVENUE.AT 38™ STREET tawa tapi Railrond Company to cut wages ix going owa Legislature, which voted aguinst|to meet with organized tion from | Mio aoe BER of an powsible.’ o me organized opposition from | hat a ied cept ied ssibiey, [reconsideration of the measure, The| the station empioyees on the Harlem Pi ngh Hi celved by His | Cee yee eee |bill dia not reac s 4 Hudson River branches Hermina Will Be Received by the Mili- return {0 exile by Conéral Lahat, jd not reach the Senate. and Hudson River branch termin tary and Rules Read who has resigned command of the |= * West Hungarian troops, as well as to Him. by a number of officers who have | FOR THURSDAY renewed their oath of allegiance to} RPRNE, April 6.—Former Emperor|the fortrer emperor, One of them, Curl will be practically a prisoner on|Mujor Noszlopy, tore off the insignia his return here to-day. New regula-/of his rank, to which he was clevated tions drawn be attempt|by Admiral Horthy, regent of Hun- to regain his th that he| gary. Must abstain from political plotting] VIENNA, April 6 (Associated and that he shall notify the Govern-|Press.)—Five hours’ delay in the ment forty-eight hours in advance if| journey was caused by the holding up | he plans to leave Switzeriand. of the train Steps will be take that the | dust to the orders are ot upon the exi to him by m! rival at Busch BUDAPEST, April 6 (Associated | Press)—Former Emperor Charles|pass until they had told him steinamanger Station on| they thought about him and his ad- venture and wi visibly train was stopped by and haggard. A local! message, while efforts were ma played t Hungarian Entente re prese ntatives and others to} Values Way Beyond the Usual in Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street FRENCH & PHILIPPINE HANDMADE & HAND EMBROIDERED UNDERGARMENTS THIRD FLOOR Valenciennes, Point de Bitiche and Point Milan LACES and INSERTIONS At Noteworthy Prices To-morrow ‘To impress thom |; ® rules will be read | wor! y officers on his ar- against Charles by the | n of Bruck. | | thousand men from the in- | al towns in the region gu d Bruck in the evening and 4 y would not let the ex-E mervous, Real Valenciennes and Point de Binche Edging and Insertions 35c, 58c, 98c, 1.98 to 25.00 yard Handmade Nightgowns . Handmade Chemises : Formerly 26.30 KOE) bi Formerly 18.50 9.75 Fine linen, hand embroidered Envelope or straight models of and real Val. lace trimmed. linen, hand emb’d, real Val. lace trim’d. 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