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New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Army Orders

From. The Tribi.ne's Wash.n2ton Burcap
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10-Army or
ders issued day follow:
Jacob. Major r, II, 10 Erie
Tow~rs 'Spps '''''' G@i r j. to to Camp Pike.
Cousley, capt r. g, to Milledgcvillc,
psker II. col l.. T. 20 Camp Lee.
Ggnster ;gs r. ~. COX ". e.. TO Manila
Corbly. Msjqr J ~: to f9rt Dooslas
Isa1terson. It. col v r.. to Ghicaro
uussine., 1t J H., to Camp PiKe
L.: Dean II g., Lts. Glover. G.. J..
Dunigan. W. Il 20 Lit McNell. \. a.
Quartermaster Corps
Ns5s9p; NasSgsh 1t i; ! v =, 70 p|qs'Ds r. coSienr
R"tve' f't'.,.'''t i.t. 4. N to camp Grant
Challenger, 1t. 4. :. TO Camp BrasE.
Rogers. "a 1T. Il. e., to Camp Joseph Il.
Honor4 biy disohsrged-c capts. sherwln, ]
n. plener. J. E.; Toevs, NJ. E; 1t.
NuNo"' ) M Cavalry
Mennesssey, Ma,1er p. J, to Topeka
Hetunger. II. ]. A., TO Fort Sam Houston
1enjamin. IL. Col; J. A. ,,,, 20 Omaha
Henry Major r. O.. to Atlanta
Crutcher. Major r, to Louisville.
Coast Artillery Corps
wa on Capt. NJ g.. Jr. 10 Fort Winfield
Go pert. 1t T. W to Fort Winfield Scott
10 list 1t. l.. 20 Fort Winfield Scott
Gil te. II. G. A. TO Fort Macarthur.
Iiei /. cot q. G. 30 honolulu.
Wei, 2d 1T. W. II. to Carlstrom Field.
Air Service
Honprably discharged Its. Gastreich, !.
W Kendall J. D.; 2d 1t. Nelson. K. u.
Field Artillery
Rogers. Major w, to Camp Grant
Mcdonald. Major u. c. 10 Camp Knox.
harlow. Major c. W. TO Camp Pike.
Berry. Col. l.. G.. 10 Hot Springs
United states Army
Honorabfy DISCHARGED Capt. Bradley, W.
r; Its. Mar!cal }. ". Smith. A. J.; ID
Its Isensee, Z. F.. Most, y. A.
Resigned
.laddon. "a 1t j. r.. Air Service
Miller Ii NJ NJ =
l5ar ham. Chaplain ". C., L. \.
Miscellaneous
X raft. Major II. l., NJ t.. To Panama.
pulley, Capt. Nj r.. Sig G.. L. Panama.
pa,is. Col. w. {, Gen. staff. to san
Edserton. Major G. t. Eng. to Washing
parrott, Col. II. b, ADJ. Gen. TO CarleSton
Honorably discharged Godfrey. NJ
y. NJ; c. Bowen, F. r.; Den. G; "a
Riley. T. Vet G.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

most eXtravagant waste Of that vaIu-
lie comm odity, and as the situation
stands at TIE present time ! feav that
Only express passenger liners ike the
olympic and the Aquitaaia viii be as-
sured Of future supplies For this
reason l an advising my snipownine
friends to stop converting ordinary
cargo carilefs from coal to oil burners
Until shipowners are quite satisfied
mat tncre wlll be an abundant supply
of oil available they should be inclined
70 proceed warilv. While there Is
hardly doubt that OIL viii be avail
able in large quantities - vessels nm
ployed in certain trades. there IS
strong possibility that shipowners and
shipbuilders who adopt tins type @.
fuel without careful discrimination
may find them selves ln difficulties
Every possible step should be taken
to prevent waste and to conserve the
supply. This can only be done ef-
fectiVely by the adoption o. the inter
nal ombustion engine. It IS, however,
Il great responsibility for any ship
builder to advocate this type Of propul-
sion under present conditions. FOR i
oil could not be obtained in the trades
IN which such vessels were employed
lhey would be absolutely useless
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Excess I Jse Of Oil
For Ships Opposed
BY Lord Pirrie
E'riii.s Builder Goes to Mex
leo TO Study Situation:
Don't Convert Engines.
He Says: Supply Limited

Before leaving this city for Mexico
last night to take up an exhaustive
study Of the Oil situation. Lord Will
IAN James Plrrle. chairman Of the
sAlpbuilding firm of Harland & Wolf.
and considered by many to be the best
informed shipping man in England,
gave out an interview regarding the
future OF oil As fuel for seagoing
vessels
Lord Pirrie urged American ship
owners to 90 slow n converting their
steamers into oil burners. and said that
IN view Of the present limited supply
OF TINS type Of fuel it would not sur
PRISE hin. il mis- goycr>:sent placed
certain restrictions IN -ffr -ee Of oil
when other fuels we're c.ailable.
Ontll Mexico gets INTO more set
tied state. said Lord Pirrie Il feel
t at there is great Insecurity in laun4h-
ing too large a program calling for yes
sells using oil as fuel
My object in visiting New York is
largely connected with the future sup
ply of fuel oil, which in recent wears
has developed into a most important
element in connection with shippinc.
[ regard the oil supply situation so
seriously that | ON leaving tonight
Tor Mexico to make a tirst-hand study
of it.
For ten or fifteen years l have held
the view that it is wrong principle
TO burn oil merely as fuel. At the
same time | believe that the manu-
facture and development of the Deisel
engine as power of propulsion for
ships should not be neglected.
'The use of oil as fuel is often a
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
40 Perish in Typhoon
Sixteen Philippine Stcamhip
Survivors Reach Port

MANILA. T. l.. Nov 9.-Forty-eipht
perSo arc believed TO have perisncd
wneh 'he coastwlsc steamer San Basi-
nc NC was struck by typhoon last
Leyte Island, South Philippines. ac-
cQrding to Il survivor reaching here to-
DAY. Fifteen survivors reached Ccbu.
There were siXty-four PERSONS aboard
the vessel
News Of the disaster was brought
here to-day by a survivor picked up
by the steamer Samal, after drifting
four days in an open boat.
Puerto Bello is on the south coast of
Leyte, moro than 800 miles south Of
Manila and in the center Of ty-
phoon belt. 1t il the only safe an
choragc from typhoons on the south
coast Of Ieyte.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Reports by Wireless
From the L. 5. Naval Comms-
nicafion Station

distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated al noon un'ess otherwise specified
Aesne l<9l sen Francisco PM nov O..
Alaskan ~ Ne cape Henry N0N 20
A sonquin 9o' NJ san Francisco s p
AiIcntoNn 2s4 + palo Blanco Nov
Aloway So. : Anpro4e s PM nov 10.
Ann"lyIs PASSED Miami Nov O.
Arcon lat o5 =, = Ion 50 10 W AN
An,iian II . ulsboro Nov 9.
Aropahoe so n llatferas Nov 1o
Arteinis 40 = Il Northeast End LV Nov 10.
Aryan 50 Hatteras Nov 10.
Ascnnsion oe Larrnaga passed KY Wet
B4idbutte - : SAND Key Nov ..
8eatport rs san Francisco S PM Nov g.
Bessoner - Jupiter Nov Q
BethnoT 2.5 s South Pass Nov o
Retterton 10 Sc South Pass Nov o
Br,,sif'a Brsna9n - sW ~, Northeast End Nov .
Bylayl r linysrd sound Nov 10
Garfield no : Fire istand Nov lo
cai@neres "a i,.1.e 2ss \ Hav.na Nov 9.
Cambridge - + carysfort Nov
Carriuo rs SW kingston Nov .
ceen county lei by y Lobos Island
Charles RraIey 2s5 Sabine Nov
Nhes5erT = wsnis la - a. ion 81 % W
Chra 7sf w Hono.ulu PM Nov s.
to'n@ AFRO" 'oo W san Francisco Pm
10y CT columbus l59 NNE fiatIeras Nov 10
City OF Everett 137 SN Hatta-as Noy 9
City of Lordsburg Alligator Reef
city OF Rome l15 wsw Gay Head Nov "a
city OF Vernon 10 SW Alligator Reef Nov a
Clare io0 Scotland LV Nov 10
Clement { Smith 2s NE Haiteras Nov 10
v Nov q y '''' % - "
ContoooooA gos sE Pensacola Nov ..
( Nomerant l5s = Cepe Henry Nov 70.
,'ppenAlue l75 south Pass Nov T.
"rsou 80 South Pase Nov
~ p> Blanchs passed "inter Quarter As
cowau ssE Sea G,rt No, 10.
Creole a : Jupiter nov =
eiAn z Il Flre Island NOV 10
pannedaike 20 + Point Isabel \oy Q
nanville .ss W Matanzas Nov q
l,"rilord $40 Savannah Nov .
bes Moinss Bridge 90 NNE Five Fathon
Rank Nov 10.
ne 500 Is ENE Lobos Island Nov 9.
Delight LIS V Flattery PM Nov s.
Otrige sss N Jupiter Nov D
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Vessel and Port Docked at.
Severance Sabine. Erie Basin Breakwater
ipa,asonier: Answcrp~Anchorcd off I'bsrfty
Jemmapes Savannah. Anchored off
Nuria. Huclva.~Anohorcd off Bay Ridge
N(oorona;; St Thomas. Pier 8. n X
soSi Hnows. La Eomana. Pier 45, n II
GAasterland. Amsterdam. Pier 3. Bush
Eastern Cross, Boston. Pier /. American
West ca,cra. Boulosne. Pier g. 0ISI; B'Elyn ! /,
Noofuam' Rotterdam. ..ft 9TH st.
HobolSen. I
r1nea Ia ,,st rian London. Pier IS. Y Il
aey m o" A1tweTp u, r'ey 49, X
Nurania. Genoa Anchored in Quarantine
y NJ nockot. Port Tampa Perth Amhoy, j
lsrn9In no walton. s.......15oth st, z X
Seh lessie c Noycs. barbados.
Anchored in Quarantins
H t~orse " Truitt jr, Fernadina
Anchored off Red Hook Flats
Sch Lizzie d Peabody. lnEramrort. \ S
z. Anchored off city Island
Avondalc Port Lobos. Anchored
rare, are, IAN Juan. ....,..,..,. Anchored
'"07' Nan juan '''.'..- Anchored
Berth Chang
z. Csc Tra ansferred TO.
Archer. .pler 9. w RR WcehawIlen. \ /
Argus Pier +, Penn RI, Jersey city, X !
a ante sun. ....... Pier 3. BaNonnc \ !
=. .at6ock Anchored Red Hook FLATS
i5r1fant'ia ..-... .......... She vans u u. iskiln
annn"Y Yo..--.... .........I't Smith st. Bhlyn
ru4'oN .......,-.. Anchored in stream
Eastetn Dawn .......-.... Pier 20 BAlyn
tciipse .-.-,....---... Pier Il. Clifton. :
f Ea feeomb Morse y D; BIsyn
~ "N AN. .-.--... ....-...Picr As, II
Fl Mundo Aground off commuuipaw n ]
county .,......... Anchored off
Bay Ridge Flats, BklyIi
hers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Anchored off
huron -... ......-,.... Pier 34, Bklyn
J. ke st Clair ......... Perth Amboy, y I
n addeQuct ........... Anchored in stream
NJ efaru .,..... Pier -, BIIyn
I HNNNf"S .....- fler =, \ Il
lYmout h..-.-.. -......-.-. Anchored III strca m
Fuis ski -.... PIER .. Enplre Stores. Bklvn
ted Hook ..-....-.. Anchored in stream
7oquoya Pier +, Constable Hook. = !
SHASTA .-..-........ Crane & u II, Bkiyn
= ~nrSta d.. .-...... Dlsen's j. II, BhlNN
sra hesrn .......,.. Pier /, Bayonne, \ J
Nacputa -...... ............ Pier Is, \ =
y est CaWthon. Anchored off " Weehsw-
ken. \ J
Vest fucker. Robins u i, l3kiyn
! arHouth. .....-........ OF l35th -, \
-lfAel ..'-,...-.. .....flef os. Bk!3n
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

GGste,wo9d. Bai,i"org iIsraing,f tGls' 'i'f'
rlortiand Palm Branch tBr). liverpool
1Baltimore; Arnus ospan) Gothenh.l-s
HHsylraH t3r), Tampico, Westfneath lB.,,
Newport Man.
fB'a,ttleship Iowa. Hampton Roads. Str
Nelaeno 0Dut). Rotterda1n' Arb@ttc ff,-a.
Norfolk GoIoaa tNor) Key West: rs
c,'r,a p"rts' p9rt lA;aon. rhilip Pubiicker Ma-
Morse, New York. Eastern Soldier Nv
~, 1eia ware Rreakwater, Del. Nov 10
n1oa 1i4eo @ out sante. lr9 bd, 5a"aepha &o0. SIS
Manchester. Prineniore or C;lasra3, r.-'
yyaH,ls'oro; Tex ,,, Guy; Ba,onne. New
port news: Aore1na lfrom phjls]slnh5aI
MIewP"gt Io-wP ys, NsMs Reedy Island. Del. Nov
yWagdaia Dan), Rotterdam; lperia, Sew
G, PORT l1 EAps. La. Nov 10 - Arrived:
Sanno Slrs bsthnor. Copenhagen Via Norfolk
eny. Tanpico; Goldshell. Rotterdam. r;oy-
fEnor tBrl, LIVERPOOL Via West indies;
MnIo ,n3ok"; o. Rottsrdam; Neptune. Frontera
sestri Ut. Europe. Sailed. Strs Cauiilac
iBr), Europe Inspector. Cienfuego5 s.
Augustine. santos Via Port Arthur: To~
Thomas; Tregurno NBrl. HUI. Eng. va
Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Nov 1O--Arriyed.
Strs Mascottc. HavanY VIA Key West: Lake
Charlotteagiile, Wiimington; Margaret, Bal
tiuorN
PORTLAND Me. Nov lo-Arrived: strs
Cehringen (Br) Antwerp. sailed: Schr
Samuel iart Qroln Apple River s.
New Yorh.
SAVANNAH, Nov 10-Arrivea. Brasher.
Liverpool Via Azores in tow; Genua CFr)
Antwerp. Sailed: Nascopie G5r), Glas-
gov
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1o-Arrived:
Str Eelbeck, Alexandria
TAMPA. Nov lo-Arrived: shawlnut
Havana.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Navy Orders

From, The 7f.balss's Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON. Nov. l0.-Navy Of.
ders issued to-day:
Aaoh. ros'n " r. 70 L : : Lehs no<s
Bass. Com I. Z. 20 New York CITY.
Carson, Ii. J. Il. 10 l. : :. ludlow.
crnn nefan. II. Com. J. v T. l.
Williamson.
Davis Com R G. 20 Boston
huiinEs. Ii Com. G.. 10 Atlantic sers
Knott. II. g. 10 Tor+ sN7outh
AaddoN. Ii Com. g. IT,. 80 Pacific &C.
Martin H.. Cefr g. H. to FaclSr neer
Saxer IL Com T. J- to L. = $ ocsto.-
Nalford. IL a. s. r r.. 20 stt4nc fe.>
Wnha'n. bosn =. to hampton Roads
Armstrong; IL Z y 10 r. = Walte~
Conan. It. Com r. g.. to L. = = Far4uha-.
lotter. can. T. j.. TO L : = Mckenzie.
Engs. Ems J. : 10 [ s BURNS
pe Garnio. Ems. !. r. 20 L. =. :. McLsns-
han
Hogan.
TONY. 1t q. g.) A C; to L 8 s. Greene.
Williams 1t Com. L {, 70 L. +. \
HszelWoOd.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
TRANSPACLEIC NAILS

The connecting mails close at the gen
eral postonice and City Hall postoNice
station New York, ut . m, as follows
Hawaii via san Francisco. steamship
Maui. NUNc niber -.
japan. Co7ea. China Siberia. Siam,
French nd0china. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands via Vancouver
ana Victoria, B G, steamship Empress Of
Russia. November Is.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, SIAM
French lndochina aud Netherlands East
indies via Seattle, steamship Katori Maru,
November IL.
Hawaii. Phllppne Islands and specially
addressed mail FOR Japan, Corea and CHINA
Via San Francisco, steamship siberia
Maru, November II.
Hawaii, samoan islands, A1atral'a and
specially addressed mail Tor New Zealand
Via San Francisco, steamship Sonoma NJ
vember 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
rolonbo--s S Langton Hall.
Singapore--S S Suez Maru.
Alexandria-S 5 Nireinian.
Santos-S S Cavour.
LiverpO0l-S Carnania, Beigic
Rotterdam-S s Kosciuszko, L f Luck
enbach
Rio de Janero-S S Parksvnle.
Halifax-Four l. mine layers
Gihraltar-S s Teenl<ai. West A1nargosa.
Leith-S s Hartmore.
Trinidad--S S Dclevap.
Brixham-S S Lake Harminia.
Arrivals from New York
Lcith--S Uamb,eton Range
Karachi-S st Andrew.
Antoias asta-s S santa Elisa
AleXandria~S s Clan Ranolt.
Yokohama-S 5 Choyo Mavu.
Callao-S s Garheli.
santos-s S Sark
Colombo--s S Lyons Maru
Southampton--S s Lapland.
Nalirax-S 5 Nildfugl.
Ruenos Ayres-S : lialibjord, Vauban.
Calcutta 5 : Jeseric.
Montevid"o-S WilliWantic
Gibraltar-S : Principessa Cristiana.
P"ra-S $ sallus-
London $ Marine.
Genoa--S Dante -Aleghieri.
NarsgiiiyS-s N'" paygola, BanAa4ie.
ProNideEce.
AlEoa Bays $ East Wind.
sydney : Surrey.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Due lo-nlorrOW
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
sail IO-dav

Mail N-sssl
Closes Sa!i4
Alfonso XII. Nisc ., 90 AN - 90 NJ
Susquehanna. Danzig 500 AM 100 PM
a i Luckenbach, Rot
terdain .,.........le 90 NJ 9.ooIsA
Wheeling Mould. Bur
gas ..................lo: 80 AM 200 Pm
WacoUta Vera cruz. $50 AM 100 ~
Huron, TurAs Isle..... $50 AM 90 I'M
Glenspean, Santos.....12 on NJ $40 pal
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

satsuna, Hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11
Marine Reports

THE TIDES
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

- Ncssel and Port. DOcked at:
Severance, Sabine. Erie BASIN Breakwatar.
Eklyn
p,orga' hamhurg .....,.... Pier T. n r
JeMnapes, Savannah. "A nchored off
- Bay Ridge Il i1lyn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

ipe Soio l@5 ENE Lobos Island Nov 9
l'ensht LIS Flattery PM Nov s.
otrige sss n Jupiter Nov ..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-11

FROM The Trtbislae's Washington Bpccau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10-Army or
lers issued to- day follow:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
SOS Suits SIS

A group of handsome suits that
denotes true artistry. Every
style that fashion has decreed for
this season is assembled in this
wonderful assortment. They are
ditinctively tailored suits, semi
tailored and elaborate---straight
coat styles--and the youthful
Eton models. The material is
the favorite Tricotine---so attrAc-
tive, approved for balmy weather
wear--and in almost limitless di-
veysity. Suits that are values to
sos, special at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Nr INTEREST
W TO WOMEN
Weddings

WeddW8S
-, ,oc,i interest will be the ar,
ot i"'1,,top from the Bradford
pppaT BRA OF Thursday. Nl'''A ~
tfa) p, marriage Of llf d. N'
ishs ga ~ mis- city to Miss Ftia
Wen. ~ bradford. Dr. Mcnkes wa
is- h,l rlbbit of the orthodox
torih.'t,l ,.,,urch OF Tulsa. The article
f0,.9SSs' ...SSs marriage OF Miss Etc
'Ihe 5.ngbtor of Mrs. Minnie
fson,,' ~ No 80 Pearl street and
h'I' - N,nkos of Tulsa, Okla.
~ d. .',,,rllcd yesterday morning
va r,.. Of tine bride. owing 10
y u,5,c.s of Mrs. Fischer none. uul
- - - Of the immediate iantiiy
meIlOv' n,osenl Rabbi $. j. Sehwab
officiated. ,,.,Ic, b,vo thr
.ncere good wishes 'i n1'.' W.
bradford people. Mre' N',l"1a 80. .''
iiysd here all her life ana Is huo" ~
and loved by large clrtIe oi Ie."-
,ives and friends ..- ..,....,
"Doctor Mcukcs was Tor LcN''l'
Years rabbi IN charge OF Ionp'e
poih zion In this city lie tooh a
nrominent and public spirited piIt
y, rommunlty affairs Whhe nero 'h'
4 ~. s,ronr influence was QiVays cN-
artod on the side OF progress
DR. Dr. and Mrs. Menkcs ictt iastnish
D, he Erie for New York 70 spend
a a" few DAYS with Doctor Mcnbes
1,rents. They will retlIn To Brad
sord before leaving for TuI a.
Dtia where Doctor Monkcs To-
Gated some time ago, TO make th J..
Attending the wedding we're the
seven sons of Mrs. Fischer sam
Fischer Of Chicago. Herbert or can
Ton ohio. Edwin i. Of ieNing on.
Ky Abe and Henry Of Minneapolis.
Minn'' Mycr Of Toronto. Canada.
and ID Aaron Of Bradford. ono daugh-
@ Ier Mrs. FeIlenbnum Of Cleveland,
slso was present Another daugh
ter Mrs. Larry Margolic5 OF y W
YORK. Is I'D and was unable to at
-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
SIPS Suits $3.50

An ultra choice collection of the
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are in the new ripple tail, Eton
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suits, novelty modes. adorable
combination styles and every
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fashion. Suits that are smart,
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finer materials, with embellish-
ments that place them on high
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unusual in spring styles. Every
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Musical

WI
York, IS III anu ""7 ""'"'0 " a.
tend
NueicnI
vi H"o''"'
Again Tulsa VIII have the prlFieEV
Of hearing Madame Etncs,ino Sehd-
mann n-HeiuA. Madame Will be heard
~ concert here in Convention MAJ.
ln Monday uishN Appearing g."
fhe same program, viii De Miss Niu.
FLETCHER NiollnIst MISS Ndlhf
Hoffman at the piano Iu.sd has
showed its appreciation lh's season
by attending concei Is en- maSs'
The programs have been varied
but 1t IL 20 De appreciated iH"
IN cosmopol.t,n S.5lt, me-. .g n"l.,"' ,.!''
oelhs' Hot ",'F l'oi. -,
out trO,' - "',o'', s.,. -.
music loEtIs 'u'.''' e. IN y 't' i''.
'er' Naru-e,'I il'"9 anu 49, LIZ ''oa,
Work OF ai' 'il 'u''I',s'-,o'' ,'i,.', ~,
louhG P'%,u III ia, 70
ptopv, ~, P,V7.''' ,,r,.',..,
Ite''ta an tiltt,,'' 80,
Mile. oTnu o,, ,r''''' iS,I,.,. '''I''''
~ ln'eI,."' '.''l, '''.''
a., Anues h,,''' IT, IT, -, ~
Mihe, H,I,'ul, lul'l'.',,'' ,, -
SHrS .,US.ro ~, ~, r,.g,,''., ',,.it,,n a.
mn''v w. W. ,,5''''' T'-It,,. ~, i''
mne' T,t'','.'''i. si'!,, r,.i'ISi. 80
NIne' s 'O' '',,.' lin -.
Nes'C "a. N,,''' ~ ,., ,i'i1 o',
tHe .aneDrIh Y, ~ .Tt,,'u'' .y., .r. Gal"n[. i
Love are Parted 'Secchl) lhdl1i
Home Road" oCarpcntcr). "il1r,
You Seen Him i'm Francc?' ,\va~d
stephensl "Tlps" ,pa..arra.f.,
When pershiue..s Men go NI.rrSir,
Into Plcardy' ,Eogcrsl. Mime. S,hg
mann.Heink
-
m, u,,,,.,, .
p,n,,s, n,.I, lnus,e'' a., i''gsI ',''' ,'
b,, tbo '-', u',,,,', ',' '9,"' ",.' "t,h r,-
Kno,riss ~ ,'...,,'i., ',' .',.i 80.
o"v' diroo,o, " y",'. o' t'''''' ana '''iI
No. Wor,frS 1s '""g"'. ar,
proI,,aa U, ,.'"s S'' w. ,iu,3o ~ M
cbojr r.s,,, ,,..'', 'll ~ .'''illJllal
AZ. NJ 'yrSpoI,a' " tle'ptoH) q anLteiil
,ScSrodL"r, "'.i' lgonS 5s..', Up 10 nee
tAmbrosI,,,' .,'' '''. n,su I1'y s1y ''
israel" y' '''I 'p,,,, So'' g'5 20, ,
Evening service -.ao n m.-pro.
lude, Melody GrerriIroj. .pfba,,
kr'The Heavens Are DECLARING, t}o,t
Thoyen); ofiprtorv. "Nupti1I Som.
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S79.5OSuits S54.5O

A collection Of wonderfully made
suits in the very newest modes.
They are built Of the finest quail
ity Tricotine and include the new
ripple tail, Eton jacket, plain
tailleur and other effects. The
authenticity of fashion is easily
discernible, and presents all the
new appealing features SO wanted
in suit styles. These suits are
values up to $3.50 and placed
on sale tomorrow at
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The evening world., 1920-04-05
McCreery Footwear for Women

McCreery Footwear for Women
fulfill every requirement of the well groomed
Though urasmart of ne they fit snugly with perfect
comfort and give maximum service.
Some models Of notable beauty have been specially
priced as Eastcrtime Offering
1915
(TG1 SCI
regularly 1900 to 1880
A strictly handmade Tie. of much beauty and
grace deity fashioned of Brown Black Kid, Black
Satin and Patent Leather.
B-An ultra smart Oxford of Black Tan Calfskin
with walking heel Same i'll Black Brown Kidskin.
C-New model Pump featuring modified short
vamp fashioned Of Tan Calfskin
Second Fioor)
The evening world., 1920-04-05

McCFeeTy'S CEildreH's Shoes
Make the Youngsters Happy
for they look SO pretty and stylish,
yet are as comfy as their old ones.
Our Childrens Shoes are designed
by an orthOpedic specialist and made
of the finest materials il is possible
to procure.
Special salcspeoplc, trained in fit
ting childrcn's shoes, are always in
attendance.
Prices Arc Lower Than Elsewhere.
tSccoRd Fi0orJ
The evening world., 1920-04-05
NEW GAINS BY REDS
CLAIMED BY SOVIET
Wireless Despatch Says Their
Forces are Advancing Along the
Red Sea.

LONDON. April 5.-on the Caucasian
front the Bolsheviki are advancing
along the Black Sea towards No
hougsltaia, northwest Of Touapse. ac-
cording to an official statement sent
out by the Soviet Government at Mos
COW to-day.
In the Malkop region southeast OF
Ekaterinodar the Bolshevih are pursu-
ing the retreating enemy along the
Touapse railway. The Reds have oc-
cupied Vouinsk
On the Eastern front in the direction
OF Tchoukoutchak the Bolsheviki have
established guards along the Chinese
frontier.
PARIS, April 5.-M. Tchitcherin, Boil
shevik Foreign Minister Of Russia, has
sent Japan a note, declaring he con-
siders the Japanese attack against
Russian forces at Nikolaevsk on March
10 as a violation OF agreements reached
regarding operations in Eastern ST.
IBERIA, according to a Vladivostok des-
patch received here.
The evening world., 1920-04-05
Lovely Spring Dresses

For Small Girls-2 to G Years,
Two models have been selected for
special offering One is a quaint, short
WASTED effect of fine, soft Bingham,
trimmed with plain color-Pink, Blue or
Lavender.
The other has white hand-smocked
whist which buttons on to q skirt of darker
shade of bingham. regularly 400, 2.95
Third Floor
The evening world., 1920-04-05
ALL OVER A CIGARETTE.
Woman in Hospital, Accused O'
Fighting Nurse and Police.

woman In HoNpttnII AccuHeu o.
Fighting Nurse and Police.
Blanche Watson. colored, a patient in
Ward 3 OF the Metropolitan Hospital,
Bisclrwelrs Island, was held in $1,000
bail this morning in Yorkville Court.
charged with felonious assault on COM
Dlaint OF Mildred Travers, a pupil nurse.
Hattie Wilson, a patient ia the same
ward, was sentenced to thirty days In
the WorkhouSe on the charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
The two women, according to Miss
Travers and Patrolmen MoOg and San
doris, resisted the nurse who prevented
the Watson girl from smoking cigar
cite in bed. 1t is alleged the patient
scratched the nurse on the hand and
hit Patrolman NOOK over the head with
4 mon.
The evening world., 1920-04-05
For Tuesday Only
Children 8 Hats
Priced Remarkably Low

Milan Hats, with streamers, in All assert
ment of beautiful shapes and styles
Black Navy Blue, or models in two-tonc
combinations. regularly 6.95, 500
A wide variety of lovely Hats in dressy
styles or smnrtly banded, ranging in prices
from 3.95 to $500
THIRD Floor
The evening world., 1920-04-05

seem 70 Be standing on its head. but Il
ls forced TO ask the people not to buy It.
II wants TO keep every one Of It's read
ers and gain new ones, but II cannot
sell them all the paper. The paper
shortage makes IL impossible 70 do So"
The evening world., 1920-04-05
Special Prices on
Innings and FLGnneLS

Washable Cotton Satin in White and
Light Blue, suitable for Dresses, Slips and
Underwear. SO inches wide. yard Is
regularly $50
Black Silk and Cotton Pongee, suitable
for Waists and Dresses. SO inches wide.
regularly csc, yard Csc
White Ballard Vale Flannel, of soft
quality 27 inches wide yard Csc
regularly l.25
(SecoRd Floor