The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1922, Page 12

i ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY. 1, 1929, _ ae . INFO Resolute, Hamburg «+ 7.00 A.M. 10.00 A.M 1 Fail TWO DIPLOMATS IN at bore his brain and a revolver by SHIP NEWS INFORMATION jin Cat yam xe tiem am ee as PARIS SHOOT SELVES Jina ‘the’ polish Minisuer, announcing Due To-Day. - ree x 1. 11,00 A.M = — he intended to kill Myself. Cop: 22 (Ne enihy World), " ‘ ee tamiton i ‘Apel 28 she ee Pee. Me ren ruclumieg or itn eecmuney oly the oonaul peers Setaue A a iM. Noon” ; : 5. PARIB) May 1.—Two members fl another employee had preyed on Bienen mat 80 A.M. Noon he Paris Diplomatic Corps shot} mind, n h “Ithemselves Saturday night. One is] At about the same time a valet dead and the other is in a critical] found a young attache of the Chilian after using Gouraud’sO condition at a hospital. Financial} Legation tying on the bed in his room the matters played an important part in]at the Claridge Hotel. He was bleed- Send Secretary of Agriculture In- what Is called a crest,” reported Bol- k, . , * ton Smith, a resident of Memphis, sists Washington Is NoW 4} ren, tor forty years, who Is at the Place for Constructive, Not] Pennsylvania, “The banks on the | Noordam, Pirmoutt 2 F ' ao both incidents, ing from revolver wounds and had ; Destructive Work, as Dur- pee nes hited bed alae) an aie Due To-Morro Pte! ae : MN . Miecealas Bochenek, formerly | left letters to his mother and the po- ie jatlands, which slope off toward the 5 it=|| lies. wane he w arrrte : ing the War.. surrounding low hills. That is the :[ment of the Polish C , was|iive in the rec , 'Golralud's reason why the Mississippl overflows | sin. By Roger Batchelder. every so often with disastrous results, “But ‘the levee system of keeping he waters in check has been a great rt — = = == SSS Stern Brothers quate funds were obtainable,” he went West Forty-Second Street - cAnd - West Forty-Third Street found eurly this morning under the] necessitated by a recent r 5 Ori ee reey in the Champs Elysees. A bul-'t fortune Oriental Crea “Wastington is a place for work, : and not, as so many persons imagine, a city where those in the Government service have nothing to do except at- on.“ egion 4 on. “Where the region behind a levee] victor, vas,’ remarked Henry D.|has been, protected for a sufficient | Carnie. Cand pink teas,” rece length of time to put all the land un- | York, Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, at] NS itivation, the question of levee | 3am the Astor. rotection take re of itself, The “J feel sure,” he continued, ‘that burden upon the} |, ‘ because as soon as they are | San Pablo, trambers of the present Administrs | cstablished the taxation on the land | won.,conl tion are working much harder for the} inmediately adjoining them begins to| Mexioo, ‘Progreno sha Government than they ever worked|/ support them, The whole question is : Due Saturday. for themselves, and I presume that} one of funds for building proper levee " - systems the length of the river.” Government work { more pressing |*¥ 0 01 ee, Mr. Smith explained, 18 a mow than for a great man) ‘Taike constructed by first digging a + Dating the war every one W -Imuck ditch on high land near the der high pressure, but now , then filling it in after removing | Caronta, Hamburg even more difficult and more serious] stumps which might later cause a] Balue, Liverpool « Problems to deal with, It {s much ]}jeak, and constructing on this a dike 5 diene? 5 easier to tear down than to construct, of earth. Cement and stone, he con- Due Monday. , and it is building with which we are] cluded, are not preferable to earth Rear Bow concerned. hecause of the expense involved and ‘The past two weeks in Washington | the fact that earth is much better to ‘have practically been given over to} prevent undermining and to resist the the women,” he continued, ‘for we] downward presdure of the river, have had « series of important con- i. ale Yentions of women's organization in- FURHTEST FROM HOMP. cluding the Pan-American 5 WAG Now Yorker for a Des. ae Two” who is furthest from home to- Doisnial pe i rs and Va-l aay is C. B. West, who is at the Mar- triots and the Daughters of 1812. In} tnique, Ile home town, Cape Town, all these organizations there are very] youth Africa, ta over 11,000 milea fine women, who are taking a serious! from Broadway. i Flew of te fesjonsbitien of women om Meenney __ Heavy Chenille Rugs, ox:2 fee. Special at $57.50 They have given ak beat ness ut Plain center with figured borders. Very decorative and attractive. Terra Cotta Ware ‘onstantinopie Due Friday. ° iii miele oases it cca ail Due Sunday. American-Made Rugs Inexpensive, yet thoroughly in keeping with the demands of modern homes. BODY BRUSSELS RUGS Size oxiz ft. . . . 37,50 Size 6xg ft.. « - » 19,75 Size 8jx1of ft. . . 29,50 Size 4ix7$ ft. . «© . 11.25 LARGER SIZES in PROPORTION. Sail To-Day. Mails Close. Baila. fie i tion.” . THE Romina huaty OF JUNE Qx:12 Axminster Rugs el $37.50 to 54.00 for Gardens, Sun Porches and Courtways. * June, always the favorite month for honeymooners to come to New Y will bring more brides to out he this year’ than ever befor Ben Cicsclck uatihe tik cesetbagiion , ]j| Plain Wilton Velvet Rugs (Seamles) , . . $42.50 | Sie piioed coming 18 Atk sera in Taupe, Gray, Rose, Blue, ete. Slightly shaded, Two-tone borders. in the favored designs and colors. 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This is the dictum of George Burrell, one of Cupid's laison agents at the » Commodore. “The exception that proves the rule," George relates, ‘was a let- ter T had last week from a man in Johnstown, Pa., who merely fe} ‘O CURTAINS dich falfl every need Sufferers Need —is a shoe made expressly for them, with a built-in bunion pocket that comes in various sizes, and which af- fords a maximum of comfort, Such a shoe as the Coward Bunion Shoe, This special Coward Shoe is so made that the desirable bunion pocket is hardly noticeable. The last is a comfort- * able one and good-looking and the fine soft\leathers minimize friction, The economy of excellent wearing quality makes this shoe a happy purchase as well as a comfortable one. Sold Nowhere Else James S. 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