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The evening world., 1919-07-05
REDS SACKING ALL
FLORENCE SHOPS;
CROWDSF|REDON
Matches Distributed Free to
the Mobs-Prices Fixed by
Nation Cut One Half.

FLORENCE. Friday. July = CAsso-
eiRied Pross) s)e-carablnssrs fred up
on crowds here to-day, Disorders are
increasing and the ransacElng OF
shops is widespread. Ono was killed
and twunty injured in the riOting.
Strengthened by rowdies. the crowd
has abandoned itself TO the general
saclSing OF all shops without distinc-
ton. destroying what II n unable to
carry away. One ontire street is
flooded with petroleum. gasoline,
wine. beer ana olive oil
Whoruver the chambnr OF Labor 10
ablo TO exercise authority. goods arc
being transportsd 10 special ware
houses under the red flag. even tram
ears belnR pressed into this service.
Large Quantities Of supplies arc be-
ing turned over 10 the municipality
In ths Piazza sognoria, the chief
square Of the city.
Money taken from shops IL also
being placed In the caro- OF the muni-
clpan'S " IN. o"Anip0' .. Ioor'
DoA1s W SIC OS UNI
ulooteo tr"e 70 the c'O"u
Tho only Shops FoSpocteo ~ the
rioters wero those bearing tho In
scription, This shop " At the dis
poaA OF tho Snnef oi lAlOO''
Chamber Of Labor apparently has
honome the only authority which the
--,- ,,..,,o,, g. A,,.,
peOpie p'1g uny n''e"t'"n w. NuVoi,o-
biies and cabs permitted to use the
streets must boar a sign reading:
..r,,r.,,io ,ioD .i,owea nv C,hanher ~
LNaDor' The 'ooaA autnofsl'ss h1Vs
made no offort 10 oppose tho Cham
her
,,.. A,o .,,.oonA... n,,,,-
The evening world., 1919-07-05
KHRESTED SAILOR SORRY
Ne IS so DECORATED
Held in $4,000 BAH. He Asks Where
He Can Get Rid Of His Many
Tattoo Marks,

Held for the Grand Jury to-day IN
xorkviiIe Court on a complaint Z
charging the theft of $40 In cheeks
and malt ordeTa from = desk In the
Navy club Ht No. bOS Fifth Avenue.
John /. shaw a young sailor OF the
battleship PennsylvAniA. mAdo but
ono remark:
SAY" tho sailor said 20 a court at
tepdant on the way back to the coop.
'-whoreabous In this mans town can
A.Euy get rid OF tattoo mArksP I'm
mol saying I'm guilty. y understand,
bat know how they got ma"
Manager Carlos L. King Of the
Navy Club. shawa Aecuser. notified
the police 70 be on the lookout for
the beat decorated" young sailor IN
the world. The alleged larceny took
place on tho night OF June la. De-
t9otlve Hauser Of the East b1st Street
station saw the tattoo marks and
shaw, twenty-five years old. was ar
rested. He pleaded not guilty and was
held BY Magisrate Tobias in $4,000
The evening world., 1919-07-05
LEVIATHAN BRINGS
1868 OF 25,O77
TROOPS IN TODAY
Rousing Welcome Planned for
Capt. Martin Owens, Police
man Home From War.

Four OF nine liners and transports
due to roach hare to-day with
9SO77 men and ornoers of the A. II
r. have reached port with 1881 men.
The ships which have reached here
are; Mount Vernon, from Brest,
with b.76s. Mauretania, from Liver
pool. with 1. CASerta from Mar
seilles. with 1851. Leviathan. from
Brest with 1O.6SS.
The others due are; Patricia, froE
Brest. with 3.s4S; Noordham. from
Brest, with l,4S2; Arizona. from 81
Nazaire, with 2.S95; Edward l.
Doheny. from Brsst. with 220;' Favor
lite. from England. with 1.
The Leviathan has passed ouaraD-
tine and is due to dock about
O'Clock this afternoon.
A special police committee went
down the bay to welcome Capt
Martin s. owens. who is expected
hack on the Leviathan. The Police
Glee Club of seventy-five men and
the Street Cleaning Band OF fifty
pieces were with the welcomers.
Owens was a first grade detective
for many years before he went e
France to drive the ambulance pre-
sented to the republic by the LegioI
OF Honor, OF which he is a member
France recognized his valor in bsinI
on the job with his car in the face o
all sorts OF peril py bastowinB th'
War Cross upon him.
When the United States Joined th'
struggle Owens left the ambulance
TO enter an American Officers' Train
ing School. from which he was grad
uated as a Second Lieutenant. Hi
bravery under fire brought him
first llentenancy and finally "A cap
taincy. Later Owens was sent 4
Parts for duty nthe Muroan o
| Criminal intelligence.
All those returned on the Cnserta
an Italian liner, we're students at tn
American Army University set up a
Bnume. France, after the armlstic
was signed. Miss Winlfred F. Win
niI gton, who served under the Brit
lsh Admiralty in Italy during tn
war, was on tho CAaerta, She wit
messed the Orlando demonstrat ton 4
Rome and declared the people Wer
bitter against President Wilson be
cause OF the Flume problem. Serg'
Louis Landau OF No. as2 Miller Ave
nue., Brooklyn, who served with tn
Headquarters Company of the Ct
Slnitnry Train, was also on the llnel
The evening world., 1919-07-05
us. GUNS ROAR
FROM GERMAN FORT
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Salute Flashed Over CobIenz
to Mark Amy's Celebration
in Teuton Territory.

coBLENz. Friday. July tAssoci-
assd Press).--A sstutn Of forty-eight
guns--One for eaoh state In the Union
-nashsd out yvsr coblenE at noon
to-day from the ancient walls Of ths
fortress Of Ehrenbreitstoin. echosng
up and down the Rhine and Moseiie
Valleys as the first part Of the arny's
programme In celebrating the Fourth
in Germany.
This was the Arst time that Ameril
can artillery has barited from the
famous fortress which stops the 400
foot rock pFoinotory on the east bank
of the Rhine opposite the point where
the Ibselis joins Germany's fam .us
river.
The salute was Iirsd from 7Ys Of the
the Seventeenth Fieid Artillery and
the roar OF the same guns was heard
before by Germans WHO opposed the
Second Division At ST MihloL In tho
Champagne and In the battle OF the
Argopne
The saivo to-day. however. did not
disturb the Germans, az the army's
plans were wen advertised In the
nowspApeTA
The Fourth wns celebrated thTocEh-
out the AmeFican-occupiod AREA to-
day, all duty being suspended except
what was absolutely necessary.
The Afternoon was nlled with Ath-
ietic activities such as boxing. track
meets and ball games, and the eve
ming was devoted to theatrical per-
formances and pyroteohnio displays
at the headquarters OF units. For the
coblenE district. Ehronbroitstsin was
again the centre Of attraction in the
evening. the 18th Field Artillery
putting on an exhibition OF fireworks
surpassins anything ever drsa med OF
by the Germans.
American, French, English and
even German fireworks were used.
consisting OF colored rockets, para
chute lights and flares At night.
Rockets abandoned by the Germans
after the armistiee were used.
Tho Ath Engineers staged fire-
works display on the east bank OF the
Rhine opposite Army headquarters
here. thousands OF Americans and
civilians lining the promenade Nlons
the river TO watch the blaze Of glory
In celebration of American lnde-
pendence.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
HUDSON COUNTY SEEKS
TO TRY mrs. LUNDGREN
viii Ask Governor for Extradition
Of Woman Recently Acquitted
on Murder Charge.

II was announced at the Prosecu-
tors office In Hudson County. N. J.,
to-day that on Monday an application
will be made 10 Gov. Runyon At Tren-
ton the extradition OF Mrs. Bessie
May wilkins skselGS Lundgren, who
was this week acquitted At Andover,
Mas, on = charge Of murder. Mrs.
Lundgren was indicted Ia Hudson
County In September under the name
Of Mrs. skOolS on . charge OF hav.
ing murdered her brother. Albert In
whose body. It Il alleged, traces oi
arsenical poisoning were found.
The application for the extradltiog
OF the woman will be opposed b.
John Daily, one Of hor counsel
The evening world., 1919-07-05
POPCORN KING"
. OF CONEY ROBBED
!. OFS1jOOOATHOME
Ex-Alderman Potter Is Held
Up on Own Porch at
Ulmer Park.

FORMER Alderman Lewis N. Potter.
che Pop Corn King" OF consy Island,
was held up on the porch Of MA Aoua.
No. - Hubonrd Street.. ulmsr PARA.
IAt o'clock this morning oy three
men and rcsbea Of $1,000. me days
receipts Of his Coney Island popcorn
stands
Tn highwaymen held up Potter
just after his chauffeur had driven
away 10 the car In which no had
ridden from Coney Island One held
revolver 70 bis breast while tho
others took the money. They escaped
in an automobile.
Bath Beach detectives warned Pct
ter not TO say anything to the news
papers about the hoid-up.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
PERSRING TO GET HONOR
AWARD FROM BRITISH
American Troops May Participate
in Big London Peace CeIe-
bration July i9.

LONDON. July Sit Is understood
that Gen. John J. Pershing. com.
mander in chief OF the American armies
In Europe. has postponed his visit TO
London to July II. planning To remain
until July 10. He may be accompanied
by a composite regiment Of 1000 Amer
lean troops, representing all the units
stlll aligned with the Allies In France.
u the date OF his visit given above Is
confirmed. opportunity will ba provided
for the Americans to participate In the
peace celebration on July 10 and march
with the British troops here.
The programme for Gen. Pershing' =
visit includes an ofnolRl visit to the
city. where he viii receive an NwAri
OF honor. lunch with tho King and .
dinner at the House OF Commons
The evening world., 1919-07-05

nlstnnoe OF the British dirigibie R-sl
whloh has asked for assistance. II Il
thought that she viii come up with
t|Ia dirigsble at the south end of The
nay of Fundy about o'clock.
nubmarine chaser 407 loft Bar Har-
W., Me-. thIs afternoon TO AID the
n-sI
me destroyers Bancroft ana Ste
asns AZ the Boston Novy Yard were
nattinE up steam this afternoon
under orders 10 proceed TO tho as
e,saance a. the dirigible At top speed.
u vas expected that ney would sail
nhout 4 o'clock.
WASHINGTON. July 5.-Destroy-
eru were ordered to-day to Drococd
toward the Bay Of FNundy to lend any
lsennlrad assistance 10 the British
fiflribia Rae after tho transatlantic
aruhip had reported that me vaH
firhfinw a heAdwind over Novs
scotia with her fuel supply gottina
lrw.
Ths AastroySrs win put out from
Bcston win orders 70 establish
rndio communication with tho dirig-
MO as quickly az possible and also
20 ooop In touch with tho otter Cliff,
1lA, wireless station.
A wireless HIoaaage from the R-si
nsilng thn Navy Department IL an
AmagiEan destroyer could meet her
~ ne hay Of Fundy and take her
~ tow n required was reoelyed at tho
uapertment at II A. NJ. five minutes
nfl& one addressed to the British
Admiralty reporting the shortage Of
fnol
The message 10 the Air Ministry,
which was intercepted at the Otter
Clif naval station. said:
'Fiyfng across Nova scotia
Strong headwind. Petrol begin
ming 70 gpt short"
Tins message 70 the Navy Depart
ment. signed BY Commander Zachary
Lansdowne. U. s. NJ for tho COM
mander OF the dirigible. follows:
ITO Navy Department wash
ington. and oommandaut Second
Naval District Boston: Could DO
1groyor Drooead n required 10
.puthern end Of Bay OF FJlndy
And take His Majesty's alrshlD
MA in tow7"
srhe Bay Of Fundy extends from the
eastsrn boundary Of Maine north
eastward between Nova Scotia and
New Brunswlek. II 10 about 100 miles
lnng and 80 miles wide.
This meanage was sent 70 the R-sl
~ radio from the Otter Cuff station
~ Aia y. NJ:
III. 3. s. satiIla left Cross Island,
Maine. at 2.3o p. NJ 70 assist you.
Two destroyers leaving Boston will
uommunicate with you
~BUREAU OF OPERATIONS"
The evening world., 1919-07-05
s.ooo IGNORE DRUG REGISTRY

More than 5000 New York phy-
sioians. druggists. dentists and others
authorized 70 dispense narcotic drugs.
having failed 70 register a. the law
provides on or before July I, viii be
served with summonses beginning next
Thursday, II was announced To-day
BY ConinlasiOner Walter II. Herriak
Failure to register IL punishable by
revocation Of license and by Other
penalties, The Federal Pvblie Health
bsryioe u eo-opeFatinE with the stats
enthorltles About 1000 drug dlspenaeri
registered on time.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
WILSON SPEAKS
OF NEW FOURTHTO
SOLDIERS ON SEA
Exchanges Greetings With
King Albert of Belgium and
Arranges for New York Visit.

ON BOARD THE U. 8. 8. GEORGE
WASHINGTON. Friday. July 4 Cby
wireless 70 the Associated Press)y-
This is the most tremendous Fourth
Of July ever imagined, for we have
opOnsd It's franchise to the whole
world" said President Wilson In q
stirring speech 70 soldiers and sailors
masSed on the deck OF the Prssi-
Dental steamer this afternoon.
The men gave Mr.. Wilson three
cheers and a. he appeared among
them and began his address BY Slsst-
ing them as Ny fellow OitiEensi" II
was "a striking picture, with several
thousand khaki clad doushboys and
blue jacksted sailors crowdinG the
deckA life boats and rigEinsB G.d
with the President. bare-headed and
earnest. His theme was The New
and Enlarged Meaning OF the Fourth
OF July" as the war has borne Amer
lca's message Of liberty and indspcnd-
enee 70 the remotest corners OF the
earth.
He spoke OF the future to America
and said: you cannot earn a repu-
tation like that and not live Up 10 H."
AZ noon the George Washington and
the Oklahoma exchanged Fourth OF
July Presidential saiutes Of twenty
one guns.
President Wilson and King Albert
OF Belgium exchanged wireless salu-
tntions as a symbol OF independence.
King Albert's message follows;
II cannot let the Fourth Of July
pass without conveying to Your
Exceiiency my warmest wishes
for the welfare OF your magnifl-
cent country and the prosperity
OF the United States"
President Wilson said In roplyi
"Your Fourth OF July message
is most warmly appreciated. and
/ beg on this anniversary OF the
independence of the United
States to convey to you not only
my cordial personal good wishes,
but also the hope that n now era
OF Independence and lasting pros
perity has opened foe Belgium"
Final plans have been arranged fol
the arrival OF the Presidential fieet
The George Washington will dock a
Hoboken at 2A6 o'clock Tuesday ant
the Presidential party will board au'
tomobiles and cross the 2Sd Stree
ferry. Thence they will proceed u
Carnegie Hall. where Gov. Smith ant
the Reception Committee win exten,
welcome, 10 which President Wilso,
win mako a brief response. Tn
President viii leave New York 10
Washington at o'clock p, NJ.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
JERSEY GATHERS WAR DATA.
Jshn p. DSIIRFd Made DiFss'sv ~
HiHtsTy BuFeau.

TRENTON, N. j.. July 5'--New JeF"
sey's War History Bureau. which will
prepare and compile a history OF all
Jersey men who participated In tho
world war, was officially organized
yesterday when Frank cToasdals.
state Librarian, appointed John p.
Dullard. former State Librarian, as
director OF the bureau at a salary OF
81 900 a year.
The bureau will cooperate with .
special commission appointed BY ior-
mer Gov Edge TO assist In collect
ing data for the history.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
HINDENDURG CLAIMS
NE WAS RESPONSIBLE,
NOT the EX-EAISER
Telegaphs President Ebert and
Asks Him to So Inform Allied
Governments.
LONDON. July 6.

LONDON, July 8.
~ IELD MARSHAL Won HIN
DENBURo. former Chief Of
tho German star. has sent
the following. message to PreSi-
dent Ebert:
Tho signing Of the Peace
Treaty sives me occasion for de-
oiaring that was responsible for
the decisions and acts OF main
Headquarters since Aug. 70. 1915,
and also that all proclAmatons
and orders OF His Majesty. the
Emperor and King. concerning
the waging Of warfare were
Issued upon my advice and upon
my responsibility.
II beE you. therefore. 10 inform
the German people ana the Allied
Governments OF this declaration"
This declaration by Field Mar
shAi Won Hlndenburg follows that
OF Dr. Theobaid Won Betbmann-
HollWsg. former German Chan
cellor.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
COMMONS UpHOLDS BILL
FOR WOMEN'S EQUAL RIGHTS
Refuses TO Set Aside Measure
Backed by Labor-SubStitute
10 Be Offered.

LONDON July 6.-The woman's
emancipation bill Is stlli before the
House OF Commons despite an effort
BY the Government to-day to have II
set aside TO make way for a new
measure on the subject. Major Wal
dorf Astors motion 20 reject u was
defeated 100 70 S., Tho bill Is backed
by the Labor Party.
Before the motion 20 reject was
offered. Major ABtoF announced the
Government planned 10 lntroduce a
substitute which would place women
on an equality with men in civil and
judicial matters and would be Wide
and comprehensive. Confidence In
the Government, II was understood.
probably would not be c0nsldersd a.
having been at stake in the vote on
the motion.
The emancipation was designed 20
give women political and legal
| equality with men and included a
provision permitting women 10 az in
the House Of LOrdS A London de-
| hpatoh yesterday was 80 EArbled in
| Transmission as 70 make II appear
that the bill itself had been defeated
The evening world., 1919-07-05
GERMANS WISH TO SEND
ZEPPELIN TO AMERICA
Late Inventors Nephew Asks His
Government to Request.
Permission of u. S.

BERLIN. July 5.--Baron Won Gem
mlngen, nephew OF the late Count Yep
pelin. has requested the German Gov
eminent to ask the United states and
tho Allies. now that peace has come.
for permission to cross the ocean to
the Uuited States and return with the
z-72. the latest Zeppelin and the larg-
Ost airship In the world.
He wishes to demonstrate the prae-
ticability OF aerial travel for great pas
senger and mail trafiio. The landing In
America Is asked to repienish the gaso-
line supply. should such an emergency
develop.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
GERMANS EXPRESS WISH
TO START PREPARATIONS
Conferences With Economic Ex-
perts VIII Begin Early Next 7
Week.

PARIS. July b,--Germany has lndi-
Gated q desire 10 begin Immediately her
compliance with the terms Of tho peace
treaty regarding reparations.
Her request for oral conferences OF
German economic experts with Allied
experts has been granted BY the Allies,
The conferences VIII be begun early
next week according 70 present indics-
uonA.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
JERSEY GAS RATE HEARING.
PubIie UtIIitIsH Beard Fi1es Ttms
~ July 40.

TRENTON. n. j.. July B.--The State
Board OF Public Utility Commissioners
to-day announced that the Public Ser
Woe Gas Company has submitted notice
OF its intention to increase gas rates
IN conformity with . conference ruling
OF the Board. and that the Board has
issued q formal order suspending the
proposed Increase pending an investI-
gatIon and hearing In NowGrk on July
IL
The evening world., 1919-07-05
RECOMMEND FIGHTERS.
100000 Posters UrEs Business MeA
90 Give Jobs TO soldiers.

WASHINGTON, July 5.--More than
SO. 900 posters entitled Put Fighting
distributed throughout the United
States from the ONCE OF Col. Arthur
Woods. assistant 70 the Secretary ol
War. In charge OF nndinE Jobs for sol
dler6.
In the upper corner OF the poster "a
q shield similar TO that Of the Unlted
states, bearing the names Cantlgny,
Chateau ThierTy 81 Mihiei ArKonne,
Marne. and y the lower corner are the
words Aeges his record-does he goi
The evening world., 1919-07-05
AoUEDUcT WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-For mares; three
year-olds and upward; selling; ti,2Ot, ,9S
dSoiSn,. I o /, ! 70 and : to s, first; q;
MArmite, l03 (dcAtee), 3 to 1, I 10
(Nida), Is to 8, 8 to s and TO 5. third.
biTs' prn' ormcSda Ne9 vaisSs sse West s Nss
Knoehr and Madam Byng also mn.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
Aerial Bomb Explosion Kills PsAR-
sylvania Man.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., July 5.--Harold
straussburge OF Sharon, Pa. was killed
here last night during community
fireworks exhibition when an aerial
bomb. failing 10 explode. struck him as
II descended. Milton NeWfleld, eighti
william Wilcox. eleven. and George
Davis, seventeen, all OF youngstown,
were burned by innAmmable material
fAllinS from asFiAi nrOWoFka.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
Must Fight Hard 10 Malntaln Peace.
WhltIOck Says.

Whtiock says.
BRUSSELS, July 4.-American In
dependence Day was celebrated in
many places in Belgium. especially at
Brussels and Antwerp. 4 luncheon
was given nt the American Legation.
BurEomaster Max proposing a toast
TO America and Ambassador whit
lock. American Minister. At Antwerp
there was a parade ot American,
Scotch. French end Belgium troops
10 the theatre, where Mr., whItlook
spoke. The Americans later partiel-
patOd In feld games. There was a
ceremony at the stadium, where the
Olympic games viii be hAld next year,
the lrst stone OF the odifce heinE
laid. In his address ut the opening
Of the stadium Minister whitlock
told the assanblaGe OF Allied otiioers
and men they would have TO dght just
as hard to maintain peace as they
had fought 20 win the war.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
R-S4 TO CARRY U. S. MAIL
ON RETURN TO ENGLAND
Pouches to Be Rushed From Wash.
lngton After Airship Reaches
Mineola.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-PoSt office
Department officials expect to send
R-Sl. Government departments have
been notified that the dlrigible will
carry mail and the pouches will be
rushed 10 Long Island from Washington
after the R-A arrives.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
Five Taken in Chicago for RED Ae-
tiVitieH.

CHICAGO. July B,-Five men were
arrested here yesterday on charges OF
spreading red propaganda. while sew
eral red flags and a mass OF ''htera-
ture" were seiEed- -Four hundred
mounted police guarded the atockya rds
Bridges. WhATVes and other public
The evening world., 1919-07-05
Celebration In Cork FsTA'aden ~
Military.

CORK, Ireland, July t.--A ceIcbra-
ton commemoratlng American Inde-
pendence Day which was to have been
held tonight was forbidden by the
military authorities. A Sim Feln
member Of the House OF Commons
was to have been the principal
speaker.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
Few LIquor Arrests In consy.

Inspector Thomas Murphy OF Brook
lyn Police headquarters said this
morning that only eight arrests dus
to alcohol had been made at Coney
island yesterday. Last year" he
sad, "the number OF arrests there on
the Fourth OF July attributable tn
drink was almost 1b0, The difference
can be explained only by the PTohi-
billion Law enforcement"
The evening world., 1919-07-05
hoy InJursd In Thrss-stOry Fan,

Antonio Haley. six years old. while
leaning out OF the third-story window Of
his home. No. iiS Christopher Street,
lost his balance and fell TO the yard. lie
was removed to st. Vinesnta Hospital In
Q serious condition a
The evening world., 1919-07-05
panIeI. % AaareA. MetAoaIs.s To-Day

COLUMBUS. o.. July 5.-Secretary
OF the Navy Daniels, a Minute Man OF
the Methodist Church South, will be
Mems Day Celebration at the Metho'
dist Centenary Exposition here to-
day, He II scheduled 10 deliver twS
adfSosaea this afternoon
The evening world., 1919-07-05
Beeh sAd PershIRE PSsaIde at A.
IlSn 0am0A

PERsmNo sTADIUM. France. July
by-AarShai Foch and Gan. Pershing
presided to-day al the inter Allied
games Marshal Woch was given a
guard Of honor made up Of n composite
regiment from the American forces on
the Rhine. The hand plAyad lhs
Generals march.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
ARMIsrIcE WITH ESTHoNIA.
Germans siEn Agreement ThPOuEI
Mediation OF AIlieS-

COPENHAGEN. July B.Drhrough
the mediation Of Allied representatives
an armlStiee between tho Eathonians
and Germans has been signed at Riga.
II provides that all German troops
shall leave Riga and that the Germans
evaouAte LetvlA Al tho earliest possible
moment
The evening world., 1919-07-05
GREEKS EvACUATE Adm.
Turkish Troops Enter city rtfrV
Miles From smyrna.

PARIS. July b.--Turkish troUps
have entered Aidln. which the Greeks
have evacuated. taking with them the
civilian population. according 10 a
ConstantinOple despatch to the Temps
Aidln, on the Menderi River nifty
miles southeast Of Smyrna. was en-.
tered by Greek troops late in May.
announcement OF the occupation OF
the place being officially made at
Greek General Headquarters on
Juna I.
The evening world., 1919-07-05

Appeals Yonkers 0-CsRt-FaVe Case.
An appeal has been filed by Henry
KosteF Of Yonkera 10 the Appellate
Court from the deolsion Of Justice
MorsehauAsI IN the b-cent-fare case
81 the Xonkers Railroad Company.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
Date FIXED for Wilson to Address
senate,

Joseph p. TumuIty announced here
to-day that, according 10 the present
programme, President Wilson will ad-
dress the Senate next Thursday.
The evening world., 1919-07-05
DIED

COLEMAN.-suddeniy at Harrison, N. T..
on July 4. GEORGE COLEMAN
beloved husband OF Mary Rutharford and
formerly OF Engine Co. No. 80 OF N. r.
city.
Funeral services at 10 A. NJ. Monday,
at st, GIegory's Church, Harrison. N. z.
Interment Calvary,
HANE.--YoKICHI,
Services at the CAMPBELL FUNBRAL
CHURCH. broadway and oath st.. sat
prday, 10 A. NJ.