The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 9

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a in ae ll y ds el _PHE EVENING 7 AMBASSADOR HARVEY 19 BUILDERS FINED CARPENTIER HERE; fis | . i WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 16, 198%,2 __ n MEET HARDING AT CHURCH. iS 7) TOON COUNGL S500 EACH, FIRMS HAS SPECIAL HE fare tiere: Uae was he , { wy mpse Includ Rween the two Puemiers can be 1 y rmiers ca Judence w age is Henri ridged, was expressed by the Cliron- | erc ised fcle, but it pointed out that the “dit. Moulty of finding such a bridge can Be reduced only by the people keeping @eir heads.” n_the Marcot, @ f the preparation 0! d ding and answertng to him. n a brown overco: Fedora hat, and tie, In tho lapel 3s kor Any of Summer’s » Sports Activities least 800 more lappod ba tion and it does not appear trv statements submitted, which J as- sume are most favorable to the de- fendants, that there has been any Tidbons of the Croix de Guerre + t ors the | the Medaille Militaire. On a leash he m Tock Reaaing Weed) {present day. 1 have come to the con- Had a Belgian police | : ay 18—-Freneh troopa|clusiony that in this casa before ma | With him came into . ‘ 3 fre being withdrawn from that por- | now camps and Paul Journee, his sparring 4 : K.. tlon of Upper Silesia held by the Po- | be s partner, a rugged heavyweight with @ ; ; ; i ; ’ ) lish insurgents, and if the retirement |of a fi | Suspicion of a caulifower ear. = « an | eontinues it will leave the latter com-| ‘The “Ho looks lke Dempsey, don't you 34th Street—New York «.. 7 ‘ | _Iplete masters of the situation. fned think?” Carpentier asked as he intro- Specially Featured The interallied commission at Op- John A No. 243 West | duced Journee, There was a certain ~ need ; A Wiad ts, atte aahaltaly. over, pucting | 1645. wtreat Shears aed (vasinislaniu tubs eee Wateathhy 98 Remarkable Shoe Value—Tuesday For Tuesday at %ato action the Frenoh or British pol. | personal friend of Charles F. Mur ally j feies. ‘The British and Italian officers} Phy, Tammany ‘Leader Vright D. In response to the questions of the | fre working together without reveal-| Goss, No. 46 Wes treet, for-|newspaper men, Carpentier said ¢ ‘mg their plans to the French, and| ™merly a member of Mayor Hyilan's 4 1 did fede break big gh — an a Ss in rap umps . 40 20 ousing; Jc jay on the way over. id trac Hen. Le Rond ts aloo acting without | Committ Fi ee ena work and boxing on the upper deck | _—_—— — ah consulting the other Allies There Lfettintarrs ‘ ° i 3 vice Ave and kept as fit as possible, going to The t fh A 1 bave been instances of the British and| Joseph Philbrick, Sound Beach, Conn. | ped early every night. I'am very " * (~] lomme) i | Mtalians recruting Germans into the| Alden J. Harcourt, No. 608 West 47th o met at my training at Man- For Women and Misses yP at t at blends in Plebiscite police force, against the] Street; Walter W. Krider, Kew wok ae OF one there perfect harmony with an y j wishes of the French, and they are metaehitteal L. L; Frank Ms Nada) No. luncheon at a hotel in tt sports costume and that adapts \ @oting with the Germans, who pur-| 256 West 10!st Street; P. J. Heaney, , about the report th bias : pose to cross the Oder to combat the No. 654 King Avenue, City I in training at Reduced to itself to any sporting event. The insurgents. Prancis W. Howland and . Prin £4 Nand in tubs ondared the Dakisi Batre is no truth in that. 3 ——— colors are a revelation—ranging Prov lered the better pi Italian troops to evacuate Nikolal, im the heart of the mining district, without consulting the Itallans, and amps broke in wi is going to remain th minute until he starts for Jer He will ac from coq de rouge to black and reflecting every tone in between. the moment they left the town the » anywhere Poles entered. Polish bands are vill actuall | given free rein in the German towns Thesaser Waninunedicoe., Matching the colors up to within the region under their con- | 149th ; replied, Si pies $ 8 Sweaters is a_ pleasure } trol and the Germa ilies ha 302 We at > . : / BAM GanigsGn GRAY GStIEy Gace (RNS These Shoes represent the very finest grades of with all ‘their household goods in nen Bey y Women’s footwear and include the season’s best SPORTS HATS waeu |and John M rhaps with is ‘ ‘ Re ipinitic’ Wiatea iain vce i Street mand with the oth models. Walking, Louis XV and Baby Louis heels. MAIN FLOOR been engaged as sparr refugees had started wast under the| After emort of & French guard, Pollah| “rms in the co ~ the interview Carpentier Also on Sale in our Brooklyn and Newark Stores force arrested them, anowing about| John A. MeCart Treadily agreed to go to th ninety women and children to pasa) John P. Kano Cor at Y but im s the men into service. | RIT, ,Nrick { From Beuthen comes the news that! Darrow armed prowler; plundering unre-| Su strained, and food and money are Su h & uilding searce. oe KORFANTY PREDICTS |; REIGN OF ANARCHY )}ini2. Wo Declares That Is What Will Hap- | THREE NEW YORKERS pen if German Troops Enter | HELD IN BOSTON Upper Silesia. | oT SCHOPPINITY, Upper Silesia, May | Phroug! t—"Anarchy will reign in Upper Silesia if Germany is permitted to Eastern Brokers | t Heavily | gend troops inte the count bert Korfanty, Polish le elared to-day in an interview wit ; Germans will be United Pross. The slaughtered if ¢ advance," he de clared. A di yn of Upper Silesia giving Poland Icss than she claims wi result in an Korfanty said as soon as the Allic regarding Upper janned to ret reach a decision “But if the eo he | declared, * land | Another Har the territory marked b fhnty| ine n | fine, anarchy will follow WASH : | We will demod! at Ple 1 ae ce : A mk if they wan aes y SHOP H 42 WEST 34% St-1 flight up “4 Shop for Stout Women Exclusively” FORMERLY SAUL LEVINE Coats, Suits, Dresses for STOUT es as ee ed To Make Room For New Stock The f our new u AAA AR Air-Tight Tins of 50 Ask your dealer to show you the new vacuum sealed tins of 50 Piadmonts. A co ct, convenient and absolutely AIR-TIGHT pack ing — the cigarettes keep frosh indefinitely Whoopee-e-e, found at last! NOW whata big juicy beefsteak does for your appetite? 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