The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1922, Page 9

1 + " werd THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1922. 5 5 sees Aprit 27] Sixaola, Kingston ..... 9.00 A.M, 11.00 A.M. and were taken In patrol wagons to thet. Burns of No, 343 Fairmont A FOREIGN SHIP LINES | ®t !n these conterences. SHIP NEWS INFORMATION | Fasc Taree ee: <r ABEH BE) Raainaas pier isa’ NOAM NGG EM| TEN LIGHTER CAPTAINS | ond wore taxon tn Jersey City; Willlam Golden of Now The trade routes affected are the u ACCUSED OF LARCENY a dBihesietae 88th Street, Woodhaven, and Benjan| UNITE TO THROTTLE J south American; South African, Near —--- Bait Thursday. sient: They described themseligs as Ivan tConklin of No. 73 Bt. Mark's Place a. 1s Eastern and Far Eastern. Due To-Day. Car 7 Malls Close. Satin TT nety [S0lDre Of No. 624 Fifth Avenue, Axel | Brooklyn. According to the pollee tase U.S. TRADE BY SEA] ‘tie conterences have agreed to ‘ v0] B ( si Jelenda..19.90 AM. Noon [AM Avrested Tomether om THIF |itanwon of No, 344 2tet Street, John cenies began in the mainmast of Apeity i > SaaS make rebates of 10 per cent. to ship- ek Ht gi) Polows ‘i . (areas tH Roats is East River. Johnson of No. 265 67th Strect, Fred- | T"!# was not disclosed, . | 1, oy European ‘Interests Seek to] pers who send their goods by lines | Fene 4 { Sail Friday. Police Capt. Hayes of the Old Slip]erick Johnson of 48th Street, Carl Olsen] C0 4 A ‘ represented in the different confer- + 201 Matie Cleese, Sait var. |of No. 350 494 Street, Rudolph Ulrick- | J g pri 2 > Slose. vt Stati \d several detectives with War- " Keep Us Off 27 Main fences, They are calted upon to sign| tem Cape ites i 4 ‘ ; frica 8.00 A.18. Noon ges ditt ronty tA shat “ of No. 631 B6th Street, Nils Johnson of) } World Routes Charged a six months’ contract to obtain this Due To-Morrow. ; : 1 Ant- a eas rant OMleer Devine of the Tombs Court, 15, "1 ‘union Avenue, and Otto Syrer- X | outes ad rebate, agrecing not to ship by any] Cambrai, Antwerp -Aprit a6 | 8 ‘ ety o but dh targa last night arrested ten lighter captains} ton of No. 53% 7th Street, all Brooklyn ” { Conyrteet, #2. (New Byening World), other lines for that period, Santa Marta, Puerto Cortes, April 19 3 ae Ay M. 11.00A4.M.1 6, warants alleging pett! larceny, ‘The | adresses, und Martin Olsen of Central 4 vp ae Seurenee This rebate system has bee: ex- May 31 c; Burbs ‘M. 11.00 A.M ys Park, N. ¥, and Charles Hanson of No. LONDON, May 2.—In a special ro-| 7s rebate aystem has been in ex: Due Thursday. % FA {HOG RE[men were taken on boats moored at {ia ‘West déth Btrect, Manhattan, gnst hls Feport current here, the Western Eu-|ferences, it is asserted, are now | Homerle, Southampts Sait To-Day. on pv |Pler 39, Bast River, and adjacent piers, The complainants named are Frank Sold Everywhere < Topean steamship interests are en-| bringing more than the usual amount | Cat Malls Clowp, He Bie — — “ = ‘ engaged in a highly organized effort}of pressure to bear on shippers for | XOrh, Mremen yc , ‘Aguitant gfouthamot’ SO AM. Noon aa . H ‘© throttle American competition over} fear that American competition may | Themistocles, Cone real wae Sail Saturday. } twenty-seven of the main world trade] be disastrous. + 8.30 AM. Mails Close. — Sails | routes. Bastern Coast, Riga....Noon 3,00 P.M. | tome on 8.00 A.M. Noon Tt ig stated there has been a tight- San Pablo, Port 1: iy n | ening up in all shipping conferences|” was VION, ar|o Havre .. Dri 2 Pat ee Orn Dt in which Western European compa-| 1, ; ; Progreno Clone. mies fre concerned to bar American: 4 it : Die Baturday, The British Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between sth and 6th Avenues) West 43rd St. erpool 2... uthampton cA Special Selling Wednesday of IMPORTED BEADED BAGS There’s a certain fascination about the beaded bag---one loves its flexibility and its gay little notes of color. These are most attractive, indeed, with their tracery of fforal designs, or their conventional patterns. 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Hand embroidered and finished fe; NAINSOOK PRINCESS SLIPS, trim- ed with embroidery ines, Sinss 6 19 14 fers DECOL2D NAINSOOK BILLIE BURKE PAJAMAS. Sizes 6 to 14 years, SOC HAND-MADE DRAWERS, trimmed with embroidery, scallops and dots, Sizes fon = 1,15 and 1.35 MISSES’ HAND-MADE CHEMISES and GOWNS, daintily hand. broidered: Stes 16 yar 1.95 oO The vogue for Gingham extends itself into Boudoir Articles of Checked Gingham A pleasant Summer fancy, too, for it’s a gay and quaint and cool looking little room indz:d which checkers its ginghamed smartness— from a pin cushion to a cover for the chaise lounge. Practical, as well, for you can keep gingham so immaculately tresh. In pink and blue colorings with a trimming of rick-rack braid. Handkerchief and Glove Boxes 1.50 Waste Paper Basket, also THe Queen Anwe $300 | J Tae Du Barry $650 { { A model with exquisitely grace- \ ue $300 "Phone Screeri . . «. - $2.50 i and Brown Minas Mahogany, i Powder Box, glass nappy. . 1,95 Utility Box, cedar fi v 6.00 . 4 in . \ . Pin Cushions . . . . .1,35 Dillowe tal found! eval or + ae Dresser Scarf, 54 ins. long . 2,50 oblong shape, $2,50, 3.50, 3.95 } | = : = = ee 52 = qe j = arias