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{NOS LANDLORDS Proposed to be as lenient as possibl FOR AIDING TWO ~ NEEDY TENANTS Case. of Distress, Heard in “ Bronx Court, Brings Ready Contributions From Auditors. Two landlords in the Rronx were gommended by Justice Harry Robit- ek to-day for their generosity to ten- ‘ante in distress. The court declared human side to them things would be better for everybody, He also said he in cases where there was real distress, and the heads of families were out of work. Louis Kuperman had Mrs Vandra in court. Mrs. Vandra, pays $15 2 mon!) for four rooms at | No, 113 St. Ann's Avenue, admitted she owed three months’ rent. gaid her tmsband was out of work and her batyy was only six weeks old, | and she had ne money at all, Kuper man said he: was willing she should Temain in the rooms for three months more, and ne agreed to wait that Jong without asking her for any rent im the hopeathe family would get on Sophia who so of No. 3 month iy id her hu nl weeks, with netther Money nor food “She may remain where she is un- ‘al July 1, withoat paying # cent,” said De Palma, the landlord, | “And it will move by that date T will give her $10 cash:” ‘The case was so pitiable collection was taken up. Thi gave $5 and De 1’ with $5. Attorne court attendantr;: The woman pramise money for food. She sa he hoped to get sher children in a home of some kimi, and be strong enough to co out to work. ao KEMAL WORRYING ALLIES. cH De that a Justice July 1] Neceanity of Supreme Con: etnton Turk Activity Growing, LONDON, June 1 (Associated Press).—It appears not improbable that the necessity wll arise for sub- mitting the Angora question to the Allied Supreme Council, owing to the | reported aggressive attitude of Mus- tapha Kemal Pasha, the Turkish Na- | tlonalist leader there, toward the En- | tente, it was said in official circles | here to-day. Great Britain not only resenta the | 1% recent execution as a spy of Mustapha | Sachir, a British-Indian subject, but | has also taken cognizance of other al- Jeged violations of the agreement signed by the London conference on Near East questions, It was said. Informal conversations already She | * | Not TO BOYHOOD HOME — Is Where | Earned My First Dollar,” He Tells His Grandchildren, AUBUR N. Y., June 1 poaking to his grandchildren, who accompanied him to hix boyhood home, now the Van four miles north of Mor- Rockfeller yesterday Arsdale Place, avin, John D. wflernoon said is where and he J D. Sr, k of turkeys back in 1848 \ as his own Mr, Rockefeller came appointinent J.B. Van Duyne, a cousin, motored up the hill ere the oll magnate happiest years of hi« enild~ er going. through the oid alling familiar seenes the 1 to Moravia, aftor w his ‘kin mot I earned my first described to the ehil- how he had raised and tod On departing from Movavia, Mr. Itckefoller rewarded the Van Dayne youngsters with a few shiny buffalo nickels mension POLES AND GERMANS IN BATTLE AGAIN Seventy-Five Killed at Kalianow— Rebels Threaten Reign Of Terror. OPPELN, Upper Silesia, June 1.— Repulsed in their latest attacks on the man lines near Kallanow, hreatening a reign of terrc e Poles were sald to have planned to use dynamite buildings and German specially angered British reinforce- Polish insurgents a on public homes, They at the arrival s in Silesia insurgents reduced the castle now with an artillery and gun attack but were driven Sixty Poles and The umber ot Poles in the batrls was estimated at between seven and eight: hundred British troops settled in their now garrisons to-day to await the arrival of three more battalions. SUPREME COUNCIL MEETING DELAYED Likely to Be Held Before June 15—French Premier Out- manoeuvred Lloyd George. PARIS, June 1—The Supreme Council is not likely to meet before June 15, Premier Briand has thus out- manoeuvred Prime Minister Lloyd George, who sought an earlier meet- ing to consider the Silesian situation, as he has outmanoeuvred the opposi- | tion to his policy in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. The latter also gave him a vote of confidence to- While the French response, which lin great detail reiterdtes French | views on Silesia, leaves an opening \for Mr. Lloyd George to employ fur- | ther pressure for an earlier date, it ia thought that, as France made a concession by agreeing that the ex- perts commission shall sit at Oppeln have been held among the Allies, but definite measures have not been de- cided upon. OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & © 34th Street—New York Extraordinary 3 Day Shoe’ Sale ‘ Thursday, Friday and Saturday Entire Stock Without Reserve | Finest Quality High ana Low Shoes | For Women and Misses At Greatly Reduced Prices | 10.00 12.00 15.00 Shoes............ 10.75 200 Styles in Black and Brown Kidskin, Black and Tan Calfskin, White Reignskin, Canvas and White Washable Walking Louis XV and Baby Louis Heels Kidskin. Shoes Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn and Newark Stores / instead of Paris, Britain will yield {a burnt area where | Legion and “Roretgn “War Posts to Distribute Applications Within Few Days. | ALBANY, June 1, — Application blanks for the soldier bonus are to! be distributed to various posta of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars within two or three days, it was forecast at the offices of the Bonus Commission to-day. The Posts will distribute the appli- cations within the State. Beneficlar- les of deceased soldiers will make application direct to the comminsion, as will committees for insane sol- diers. oO those veterans who were ac- tual vesidents of the State when the bonus was voted, Nov. 2, 1920, will be entitled to the money. Nurses, ax well as soldiers and sailors are eligible for the bonus, but no one who was ranged above captain in the army or marine corps, or Heutenant, senior grade, in the navy will re- colve it he bonus ts $10 per month for each month service, but no person is to rece more than $260, | Ral tidhaaadli WEALTHY WIDOW | BURNED TO DEATH Searchers Find = Mrs. Sewell’s | Charred Body in Yard of | Summer Home. | (Special to The Evening World.) | NBWTON, N. J. June 1.—The charred body of Susanne E, gew- ell, seventy-six years of age, a wealthy widow, was found early to-day in the | yard of her summer home at Morris Lake, near here, ing had caught fire while she was burning refuse In the yard. She had been coming from her home | in Ronelle, N. J., every summer for fit- | teen years to occupy her bungalow. | Since the death of her husband, a few | ars ago, she had lived alone, She arrived yesterday and started putting her home in order. Last night neighbors called. ‘They found her house n but nobody in sight. They searct eral hours and after midnight found krass had caught fire from a stove In which Mra. Sewell hud burned trash, Finally they found hor body, TAX OCONFERES SEPT, 12, The National Tax Association will hold its fourteenth annual conference at the Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton Woods, N. H., Sept. 12 to 16. The Asso- ciation is composed of tax officials of the various states, United States pos- sessions and Canadian provinces, nu- merous municipal taxing officials, experts, attorneys, economists and pavers. Tax probleme of stat id municipalities will be woll aa inheritance taxes, federal subsidies, forestry taxes, railroad and public util- ity taxation, de, Zenas iss, Chalr- man of the Thode Island ‘Tax Commis. son, ls Prosident, © fthe Association, E. Holcomb, No. 1% Broadway, Now ‘rork, Ser —— is Classes Relshevists as Outlaws MEXIOO CITY, June 1 (Associated Press).—President Obregon, in a cir- cular directed last evening to the Governors of all the States, described Rolsheviste aa persons acting wholly Mexico on her side regarding the Supreme Couneil. Shoes........ Shoes... outsld law and requested that all _m and measures be utilized to prevent demonstrations of a seri- oun nature by them. 5.90 7.75 | THE EVENING WORLD, ‘ROCKEFELLER GOES |WAR BONUS BLANKS |SUES FOR $25,000 ' | READY F FOR ISSUE! OF AGED INVENTOR | rorter measure To He Reportea tn), Mepublic ready have agreed, It ix WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1921.. Place of Knox Hill. PEACE RESOLUTION FRIDAY. resch,the Xouse,tn ttme tor constders:| nh members of WASHINGTON, June 1.—The House Forelgn Affairs ‘Committee will meet Friday to report a peace resolution, Which, however, is hot expected to Millionaire Wants Fund Discovered by Bank After Nine Mich mere- | port, the Porter resolution, provides for a termination of war, | in place of the Knox resolution passed [by the Senate repealing the deciaration ar, ‘several months ago after he had been ‘touched in nine years. Apparently her cloth- | ~ Years. Willlam = Gierth, old, an inventor, sixty-eight years who was informed living for years in penury, that he had an account of $26,000 in the Fidel- ity Trust Company, began a fight to-| day in Newark, N. J., to retain the money. The account waa discover \ “had not bean He searched for Glerth, and found him in a cheap | lodging house almost in the rear of | the bank. An agreement was made | with the teller whereby Glerth was to give him $10,000 for his services To-day a claim waa made for the entire $26,000 by Inglis M. Uppercs. millionaire sportsman, automobile man, and backer of the Aeromu Company. He alleges he gave Glorch fn $2,600 check in a real estate trans- action which was raised to $25,000. Uppercu’s claim waa laid befors Vice Chancellor Foster in the Court ot Chancery, and came as a complete surprise to Glerth, and to Kutz, who has not yet obtained the $10,900, V Chancellor Foster postponed! the hear. | ing until Jun: who found that it in Tacna-| Arten Dinpute. | SANTIAGO, Chill, June 1.—Sugges- tion that a plebiscite be held in the Aistriets of Tacna and Arica, in north- ern Chill, for the purpose of deter. mining whether they would remain Chitean of Decame parts of Peru, was made by President Alessandri ‘n his message to Congress here to-day Plebiscite 5,00 NO EXCHANGES ne | Heretofore 9.7° to 15,00 Sale of 500 Summer Frocks $5.95 to $13.50 materials include Organdies, Linens, Dotted Swiss, The Voiles, Ginghams, | All $35 Silk Dresses NOW $16.95 Hom LTON GARMENT CO. 307 Fifth Avenue Near 31st Street Our Entire Fifth Avenue Building Exclusively for We 's Wear. ‘omen’s Wear. Organdie Dress Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets WILL CLOSE OUT—TOMORROW SILK BLOUSES COSTUME AND TAILORED MODELS For Women and Misses 7,20 Heretofore 16.50 to 29,50 ANTON CREPE, Crepe de Chine, Crepe Georgette or Tricolette, in all the season’s most desirable models and colors. NO CREDITS FEMININE BLOUSE SHOP—Third Floor ] NO EXCHANGES Heretofore #45. Jranklin Simon sg Co Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets WILL CLosE OUT—ToMOoRROW WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS 25.00 #89,°° F GENUINE twillcord or tricotine, in navy blue, black, wren tan or gray. Also a number of tweed suits. SIZES 34 TO 50 No CREDITS WOMEN'S SUIT SHOP— First Floor GRE RGR nen enema t nideenedeecn ee mene ioe HeMeacy & Ey Aitrrctions Are Prices —Quality— Service o Inthe Bakery Section Sale of MOLASSES FRUIT CAKE Made in Our Bakeries 2 7 This rich, delicious and 2 7 Lb Lb wholesome cake is made pti MADE STYLE CHOCOLATE LAYER CAKE— B’dway 34th to 35th St. ‘Two or three Three on the premises from a good old-fashioned recipe, » light, spongy, satisfying. Filled with currant jelly. 59%, ‘o layers, 396, with caréfully selected fruits, molasses and other pure ingredients. —Kach weighing 12 to 15 ounces; a quality that generally specialty stores at 80c; our price, this sale, 19¢ each OUR OWN OLD-FASHIONED CRULLERS (dozen), 29¢. Large, light, thoroughly cooked—nothing to compare with them at the price in any other store. ROLLS—Including French, Vienna, Milk, Points, Twists and Saltsticks fresh from the ovens; large sive. Dos, 19¢ FRESH BAKED FRUIT PIES—Baked fresh every day in our own bakery; beautiful brown crusts, light, flaky and inviting, filled with fresh fruit. Each pie weighing about’? pounds. STRAWBERRY AND PINEAPPLE, RHUBARB, 74 , f APPLE, PEACH, RAISIN, Delicatessen CABBAGE SALAD—A combin- GENUINE SMOKED WHITE ation of Fresh Cabbage, Green FISH—Rich and of fine flavor; Peppers, Tomatoes and Mayon- an excellent breakfast dish. naise, Ib. at 24e 39¢ Ib, OX MOUTH SALAD—An ap- NOVA SCOTIA STYLE SALMON petiting combination salad $1.19 Ib, made of Tripe, Lambs’ Tongue, | FULL MILK | MUNSTER Ox Lips, Ox Tongue and CHE. —Fancy, mild and Green Peppers. Made by our Hine favor, 36 lb. expert chef, Special at 46c Ib. PRANKFURTERS, 29¢ |b, quality; small or large size. GOTHER STYLE MILWAUKEE CEI SA Well FULL MILK CHEESE—Fancy, sharp and of fine flavor, 36¢ Ib. EMENTHAL SWISS CHEESE ¥: Imported, fine quality; rich and Fine | MEN’S SUITS s 89c Ib of a piquant flavor, 4c |b. Ib.—All PIGS’ FEET—Split i 22c Ib | Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered. 2 ¢ Airave — Hi —Hifth Floor, 35th Street. al ‘ — SUIS IG VIYA ITA Te IYO ITA STO YOUIVOTIVeTITOvIYeY FOURTEENTH STREET Establubed 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE Tomorrow Thursday Anniversary Values and June Sales Celebrating Opening of MEN’S SHOP Our Entire Stock of New, Up-to-Date Value $35.00. . Value $37.50. . Value $39.75 hh eae: Value $50.00................ ! 29. 50 All the season’s best models are included. Silk mix- tures, solid color flannels, pencil stripes, serge and other materials give an excellent choice. One, two and three button models for young men. Conserva- tive models for men. Single or double breasted styles. Extra Tables. Extra Salespeople. Slight Charge for Alterations. MEN’S SILK-STRIPE SHIRTS 177 Were $2.45 and $2.95 Well made Madras shirts—showing a large selection of colored stripes on white grounds. All Sizes Men’s Straw Hats—Sennits and fancy bralderblssshed and | unbleached—large assortment of shapes— the-minute—were $2.95 FY MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—4 WORLD "WWANT™ WIL GO AND WROD j 9 4 seententinchenenedoenes retest ye