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i ws ieee eae Sel eee eR LYE ESTEE eee Eee Ae TET TT a AR anes GERMANY ORDERED LEADER DECLARES Commission Calls Attention to Public Service Shortage and Bank Control. “PARIS, June 15 Press).—The Allied Reparat mission sent a note to the German Governm@t to-day Government to make pr supplementary receipts t requesting that m for er the [deficit for its public services and ap ! Proving the arrangements made by } Germany for a forced loan to * Minimum amount of 40,000,000,000 {marks before Jan. 1 + The note discusses at length the question of the autonomy of the Reichsbank, but leaves the questions of supervision of German and expenditures, abuses in connec- receipts tion with the export of capital and | kindred questions to be discussed be- tween the Allied Committee on Guar- antees and the German Government | The commission points ont that the @raft of the budget submitted to it + makes no provision for supplementary j Tecelpts to cover the deficit on the | Public Ser'vices account, which in the } railways amounts to 16,986,000 marks j and in the Postal Service to 2,534,- } 000,007 marks. H The note recognizes that the law | Passed in Germany on May 25 last } Withdraws from the Government the {right to direct intenvention in the con- } duct of the Reichsbank’s operations. } It ts necessary, however,” con- { @inues the note, “not only that the i bank should be an independent { institution, but that its personnel also should be independent, and the com- mission is assuming that the rights of the Government regarding the Romination of a Chairman and other members of the Board of Directors are limited to a simple veto on appoint- ments and that entire liberty of choice will be left to the shareholders and their representatives."” The commission asks that any Himitation on fiduciary circulation be Preceded by the covering of public ex- penditures by real receipts from taxa- tion or internal loans, without re- @ourse to the issue of treasury bills the Fy, TO MEET DEFICIT | HE WILL NOT STOP ~TINREPARATIONS) RAILROAD STRIKE Jewell Says 1,225,000 Work- ers Are Ready For Final Test. CINCINNATI, June 15 (Associated OfMicers of the rail unions w interfere to stop a strike of the 0 shop craft und mainte- nance of way workers, B. M. Jewell jared in addressing the American Federation of Labor convention here to-day Mr. Jewell is President of e Railway Employees Department of the Federation “The railway workers are ready for the test,’ said Mr, Jewell, “and if they decide to strike their decision will be complied with by their lead- ers.” Without opposition or debate, the delegates to-day killed a resolution proposing a radical change in the form of the organized labor move- ment in the United States by the amalgamation of all unions into single organizations, each covering an in- dustry. The resolution was fatroduced by E. H. Fitzgerald and others rep resenting the railway clerks CINCINNATI, June 15.—The Fed- eration convention to-day ordered a drive made to bring “white eollar”’ workers into union ranks. A resolu- tion was adopted directing that an or- ganizer be sent among office workers in an effort to recruit from among thé 2,000,000 of sach employees in the United States a strong labor organt- zation, > CONNERS IS BETTING ON HEARST’S CHANCES Father of Boom for Editor Making ALBANY, N. Y., June 15.—William J. Conners, Buffalo publisher and father of the Hearst-for-Governor boom, ar- rived herg early to-day to confer with local Dentocratic leaders on the Hearst movement, he said. He claimed that 80 per cent. of the counties in, the State are for Hearst. He arrived from Syracuse where he bet jain Kelley, Onondaga Democratic er, that Hearst would carry Syra- by 10,000, ANNUA We quote but three MEN’S eee eee es L JUNE CLEARANCE . Street, and Sport Shoes Dress of the many radical price reductions presented in this sale. SHOES Plain oxfords, brogue oxfords and sport shoes. Priced during the present season at $10 and $12, SALE PRICE $785 WOMEN'S SHOES at from $10 to $18, SALE Low shoes for sports, strect and dress wear in all the popular leathers and colors, Formerly priced (Not evory size in every style, but all sizes are included in this assortment.) PRICE $6* WU WINNING EVERY |SEEKING SLEEP, HE FIGHT WITH CHANG| STANDS OFF CROWD) >is mother had spanked him for teasing Japanese Spies Captured as Manchurians are Driven Friends Won’t Let Muller, Due to Sail To-Day, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922, SPANKED, LAD KILLS HIMSELF. EMPORIA, Kan., June 16.—Because himself yesterday. his babys sister, Herbert Johnson, « fourteen-year-old school boy, hanged Back by Chih-lis, Quit Party. TIENTSIN, June 15 (Associated | Mathias Muller, thirty-five, a glass Press) able observers of the re- | cutter living at No, 802 Fast 92d jy I gaat fab oe along the Gale of Liao- | Street, brought out the police reserves ER Wu Pe Fu ha ever wultered. de: Btn ¢ station last. Bl ne eat tent | 4 Street Station las feat in their di against the Fen- | off several hundred peréatia ian CHILDREN’S SHOES tien Army of Gen. Chang Tso Lin, | effort to get a good night's sleep be- the Manchurian chieftain, The Chih+ | fore sailing for his old home in Ger- Ht invaders, howevers, are reported| many to-day. heid on their right wing, Muller, who is less than 6 feet tall Confirmation has been received | and weighs about 100 pounds, saved here of the capture of Japanese spies, | his money nine years so he could go who were arrested as they were at- | back to Germany on a@ visit. Last tempting to escape toward Shanhai-| Night his friends gave him a farewell Kwan and were handed over to the| celebration at Second Avenue and 82d Japanese commandant at Chinwang- | Street tao, @ treaty port on the gulf, At 10 o'clock Muller announced he Chibi! reinforcements have been | Was s0ing home to bed, so as not to rushed to the front, with the hope | 7/88 his boat. His friends refused to of capturing Shanhatkwan in two or Carbone Was Accused tn Connee tion With Policeman’s Death, The Grand Jury in Brooklyn to-day dismissed the charge of murder against Louis Carbone, thirty-one years old, of No. 12 Luquer Street, Brooklyn, in connection with the death of Patrolman William Harrigan of No, 202 Hamilton Avenue, on April 9 last. Carbone and Harrigan ex- changed blows duripg an altercation} and Carbone struck Harrigan in the face, knocking him down. The police- man's head hit against a fire hydrant and he was killed. Carbone claimed that he was acting in self-defense, The Grand Jury also exonerated Fred let him go. Muller pulled out a revolver and fired five shots. A riot Muller reloaded his aveapon and fired two shots at the crowd’ before Policeman Mauro nailed him. The reserves found Mauro on top of Muller, pistol in one hand and club in the other. Poor Mathias won't sail to-day. ren WOUNDED IN N. CHINA CROWD U. S. MISSIONS American Gunboat Sails to Mettbadtets, KIU KIANG, China, June 15.—The American gunboat Isobel has sailed for Nanchang to assist Methodists whose mission has been swamped with wounded survivors of the Northern Army, cut to pleces by Sun Yat Sen's Assist For Your Little Girl three days. ¢ call was sent in to the East 67th GRAND JURY FREES Two | ste! Station, “White the. reserves One of the daintiest CHARGED WITH MURDER |sanerea. ne rt Millerkins made—a quaint little style, in White Buckskin so wholly charming that one is pleasantly sur- prised at its lasting wear and moderate price. The MILLER EWS Shops of I. MILLER Brinkman of No. 82 St. Nicholas Ave- | Canton troops. nue, Brooklyn, of a charge of murder. | ,,Southem forces cleared the Kiangs! Fifth Ave. at 46th St. 15 West 42nd St. set f a, | Province after a series of Sanguinary ) It was alleged that Brinkman was | ‘bates. Thousands of the Northenw. rie! connected with the murder on April 25 of George Nittel, of No, 349 Grove Street. Nittel was stabbed to death Giuseppe Danise ARTIST Willem Willeke ARTIST Selvin’s Orchestra Mario Perry ARTIST Theo Karle Irene Williams Isham Jones’ Orchestra Bennie Krueger’s Orchestra... -{ Hawaiian Novelty Orchestra. . -{ Carl Fenton's Orchestra. Isham Jones’ Orchestra ..... Rudy Wiedoeft’s Californians. .. { Dan Carroll and Mario Perry Marie Tiffany...... are reported to have died of wounds and disease. Others invaded American missions seeking aid. IRENE WILLIAMS 498 Fulton Street, Corner of Bond July Records On Sale ‘Tomorrow GIUSEPPE DANISE Featuring DOROTHY JARDON THEO KARLE MARGARET McKEE ~also‘14 Newest Dance Hits by ISHAM JONES’, CARL FENTON’S, BENNIE KRUEGER’S, and other Famous Dance Orcecstras Note Complete List below MARIE TIFFANY ELIZABETH LENNOX and other world-famed artists The World's Clearest Phonographic Records BRUNSWICK RECORDS PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH ARTIST OPERATIC eo SELECTION, No. Size Price Barbiere di Siviglia—Largo al factotum (Room for the Factotum) (Act I, Scene 1) Rossini; Baritone, in Italian Ernani—O de’verd’ anni miei (Oh Bright and Flcet- 50013. 12 $2.00 ing Shadows) (Act III) Verdi; Baritone, in Italian INSTRUMENTAL Evening Star from Solo Menuett (Haydn POPULAR DANCE HITS Sun God—Fox Trot SELECTION Tannhduser (Wagner) eng SELECTION High Brown Blues—Fox Trot. I’m Just { “Shuffle Along” “UNo Use Cryi Moon River— Stamboul” You Won't Be So: 4 Sing Song Stumbling—Fox Trot ild About Harry—Fox Trot—From Romany Love—Fox Trot —Fox Trot altz.... awaiian Nightingale— i Lovey Dove—Fox Trot—From —Fox Trot Some Sunny Day~+-Fox Trot.... Don’t Bring Me Posies—Fox Trot Seas ‘Prar...) Little Thoughts—Fox Trot. . ..» Irish Reels—Medley—Violin and Accordion, Irish Jigs—Medley—Accordion SONGS—CONCERT AND BALLAD Little Alabama Coon (Starr) Soprano............. Such a Li'l’ Fellow (Lowell-Dichmont) Soprano... } Sas na { qos That One Hour (Werner-Eville) Tenor....... ‘£ You Would Love Me (Jacobi-MacDermid) Tenor } Angels Ever Bright and Fair (Handel) Soprano.... Oh, for the Wings of a Dove nian aes ce { RE ORRONOTIG { SELECTION ———— LONSDALE SPORTWEAR SALE. CONTINUED! REDUCTIONS UNPRECEDENTED VALUES ABSOLUTELY UNRIVALLED SWEATERS SKIRTS Unusual tment. Unequaled Selection of oof Lonsdale ves in every kind and style, > Slip-overs and edos, Gabardine, Broadcloth. All Colors and Sizes, Flannel and a complete 55 00 array of Imported Fabrics. DRESSES HATS Every Department Represented in This Sale She Lonsdale Shop 677 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK NO EXCHANGES Bet. 53d and 54th Sts. NO 0. 0. & Deen eer ‘or Every Sportwear Occasion. on. CHILDREN’S SHOES Tan and black oxfords in sizes 11 to @, all widths, Usuaily sold at one-half more. SALE PRICE $45 AnorRew ALEXANDER 5468 Fir TH AVE. ABOVE 45"3? Ctendelssoha) Soprano i His Lullaby (Healy-Jacobs Bond) Contralto....... Last Night (Kjerulé) Contralto ae } In the Garden (Miles)..... auiis Just Outside the Door (Ackley) an Sunflower Dance. (MacClymont) Whistler with Oreh. ~{ Song Bird (McKee-Applefield) Whistler with Orch. } POPULAR SONGS SELECTION Gee, But I Hate To Go Home Alone—Soprano.... Wake Up, Little Girl, You're Just Dreaming— } Soprano..clsscessereweeereces feeeeeenes aa Some Sunny Day—Noévelty Vocalists ee School House B: - From “Music Box Revue” Novelty Vocalists....+++++ (OA ee HAAR aR In the Little Red School House—Tenor and Baritone Mloter Gallagher and Mister Shean—Tenor and aritone..... Elizabeth Lennox ...... eon f Criterion Male Quartet. . Dorothy Jardon,..... seeeseere Brox Sisters with Bennie Krueger’s Orchestra. . Billy Jones and Ernest Hare... { THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. Established 1848 CHICAGO TE EE Strode Sadiatie Se Sadia Se AEARN FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE. ENTH ST ital MERA CONRAIL FRIDAY SATURDAY Summer Modes in Dresses and Wraps Specially Priced Misses Crepe Silk Dresses 8.50 An unusually attractive dress is of printed crepe silk with white crepe de chine waist. A similar model with fagotted white crepe de chine bands also comes at this price. Colors are jade, rose, tomato and black with white. Ratine dresses in rose and tangerine, embroidered with white wool, are featured in this group. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Misses and Small Womens Black Canton Crepe ‘Kron Capes 19.50 Were $29.73 Capes of just the right weight for Summer, and correct in style for day and evening wear, are bordered with deep fringe and lined with colored crepe dechine. All sizes. REAL ESTATE ADS. FOR The Sunday World Real Estate Section MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. Circulation Over 600,000