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conce being lery his ot y strt : & prom 3 allel. “Bat a PRESHENT’S HOPE FOR BATTLESHIPS COCKR with th Burton, the iow co and ' ; : @arken tl ; ; face supe New Yorker hes Mr ed wo th n the s SHIPPING NEWS. NEW YORK PORT wii racia red ° Help ubles LIS Defeats Amendment to Naval Bill for Four New Sea Fighters Then Applauds, AN SEES CLOUD. Thinks Jap Ques- Coekr reba a anied To-lay { (As advertised for in The Morning World’s Want Directory. Agents Alter: Cabinet-Makers Canvasse : Carpen' WEDNE rs Cashie:, Chambermaids Aas to-da, Hands $35 DAY APRIT, more than The World ficial 1,023 Heip all THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, Convention Watched by 150 Police, Called by Secret Order fe aa Pe eee | | The Democratic Slate. Saal eS amas TEN JURORS IN ~‘THE BOX FOR Th HEARST CONTEST from Second Page.) Journed vestenlay until noon to-day | was 1.9 P.M. when ¢ nan Carmody eon tie plat é DELEGATES-AT-LARGE: ina owing te ene Peter cua rina ee cl Alton B. Parker, of New York. First Panel of One Hundred “(7° Tide tHeFeiwere REOUL RW On( Louis Nixon, of New York. draleSinenwextausted OU uel orbia aie viele tenuate noma nine Charles F. Murphy, of New York. Charles Froed, of Kings. ALTERNATE DELEGATES-AT-LARGE: Packy McCabe SGeat th Bryan's y thetr fight to Another Is Called. The announcement friends wo not co .| | co to-fay of Georg Weat Eiwhty h the accep of No. 2 the floor of ton pleased the James Schwartzenbach, of Steuben. Newman, leader Thi 7 de cl In > sacandi ouba ak aA TURRETS autercial/ialauiea( Insleat B/CAUBUAtUs| William B. Kirk, of Syracuse. LI) Cay ull etal FEAL sd da fe George H. Thatcher, of Albany. of the va anval | {nthe roc MeCabe, leader of Atbany | Lamb “Packy" for Mayor in the election of 106, in the oon Francis Burton Harrison, of New York. Ree JISC IIIA SII DIA IAI 4 istalainielelalaleislieieialniaieiciciteteieteicieietea wil not share MeCarren's fate tion Justifies Roosevelt’s trial of the quo warranto proceedings aw had been expected ne Credentials to oust Mayor MoClollan and seat Committes decided to seat his dele- ELECTORS-AT-LARGE: Programyne. William R. Hearst, the firet panel of gates, 2 one hundred talesmen was exhausted. Senator MoCarren knew that he Nathan Straus, of New York. | | A second panel of one hundred men would ose his own seat in the per- | WASHINGTON, April 15.-Congress- /had already Deen summoned, and after manent convention. Comptroller Metz Pirvececceceerreretrtoccocernoot sete eer errno ne eee re man Hobson's amendment to the nayal the roll call the drowsy work of er-/ and others of his followers who were! for a falling off In the Democratic @M- tion would stand to be knifed in the nes Bilt rete four “@'ning members of the panel was re-| elected from districts In which no =| Follment, tm Kings, from 1a, 10 90.90, bask by the head of the ticket.’ fe eppropriation bill proviling our’ sumed. test had been made offered him their) j)°T hold Jt to eald MeCarre! ir. Cohalan got up to say something t eporter Werately looking direct! Cohalan, | whish would t battleships instead of two, as reported —Thts work has revealed an, astonieh- | proxies, but he refused to accept them. | no part of VOUT dutyr OF Any MRT tO | Reaktor eh egeent Tammany Hall's) o by the Naval Committee, wa ing amount of prejudice one way orth “I won't give up until the Gye ee Mbaireratels Claty any selon ithe personal frend between Mr. os A speak o ings Coun! ‘ohalan and je Me by the House, 79 to The ner as to the merits of the contest: | full count on me,” declared MoCarren, Have no explanations to make, Golalenae Tones MeCarren | is Even Juror No, 10, ike two others ‘pur if they decide to.bar me from @ ther remarks. except ‘hatall wed i i : attack received with loud appla aworn for the trinl. expressed @ Dreju-| Woo cratic convention I certain |Giunty cask of yeu in Sew ork In te Canaan Rais itis resumed. conside against the papers published ‘by ee mind your own business and we willl sin ‘tne light of what we ht tentned ie a20 heuer scant one of the oo: ants declared he | not attempt to sneak in by any subter- undertake to mind our busine Mice ENS Co al ave learned the naval aporopriation bil would. lay reer dedi prejudice on a shelf Ul ruge Rot take advice from your do not |kete thar Tiere Is, some tng radically after the trie a Meat Ot ail i ership. organtsatfoi and’ very soon reached zs AED to the Knife Promised. i% rk vour advice, and will not tolerate and macbinery “of the Kings County ae ween 1 D ne i : eaente ei arc ? > ly by means of a Republican, the status of affairs in Kings County pee Tammany leader will go across the | guageeshly hy hana of a Republican! T believe we ought to have before us nured, | Bridge—by proxy, of course, and seek | tion as Vou ‘iad up a Siate Conven-| any expl on Senator McCarren ceeded ton eneered Cohalan | cares to mak coneerning the ocondi- to gain control of the Kings County , tion of t arty of which he Is the anne i organization, McCarren threatens to In Session All Night Lang. leader. This is a time when a united take strong retaliatory steps. which will All night long t nmittee had been | Democracy throughout the country | probably be in the direction of inter- | listening to testi wing, glaring | should be at work seeking lection ‘ rau eo in the ference with Murphy's control of Tan- jo ete many Hall “We will not tolerate,’ said MoCar- ren to-day, “any interference with our affairs from New York Co atic sident dale H. Strehmer, of the Third Division, Held iimeelf, Presi fight t “Something Is Radically Wrong.” The Committee on Contested Seats, “There ts, ax L said. semething radi- 500 Bail Cais Const STOR OCH AEns Qui fete Fong with the Democratic or- Sa ing after a ten hour session, reassem- yrensene tov admire as a man y which, unless w bled at 10 o'clock. 1 | of McCarren’s contests still > we F pre than two months the! posed of, besides a number o} pent tea officals in the Federal Building have| from up State, Sa renCaneaanet e mplaints of letters Even when he deutination® and Featherson OM State Committee. Cohan at tle end fi Tut Deel rise above a conversa ie one wlio tile’ com: venge upon Maurice Feat ©) McCarren Takes Snes Floor. ec) ie a position to s, Post-om 5 at Everybody facts and act upon them fh Beau) (LAE LI C} | Catren teleso regard to the Independe g. Jacob and W 3 > hair and took t is not ne ary for my » ending his : In the t rrested Rhe! ti ut the ma of New York MeC le APRIL (Mr. Stinson says in part: | as to the 24, 1908. GOV. HUGHES GETS. LEGAL BACKIi EON RACING BILLS Stinson, en { and Mellen Tell Him His Course to Stop Betting Is Right. LPI IN [ener Forces MANILA, gram April 15, engageme and ear ing World) 15.-—To rep regular tre @ track) oro outlaws of the best! NGG gave out to- & members Sti silence the critics wi bills Uhat the rac have support ¢ island Two nao. legal minds, the of day letters from Henry wand M. Shy are reported Chase Mellen | wounded A private t constabulary Lanao, a town on ed and three 0S KILL Gill Wii EDERAL TROOPS Lose Two! Dead and Three Wounded in Pursuit of Outlaws. ~ BOY SCRATCHED | | tele- | DAY AND NIGHT Eczema Began When 2 a Tiny Baby and Lasted 7 Years—Tore Crusts from Face Till It was All Raw— Screamed with Pain and Could not Sleep—Though Specialists Failed CUTICURA EFFECTED A WONDERFUL CURE “When my little boy was six weeks between old an eruption broke out on his face. constabulary soldiers and) A column composed of a battalton of | No one occupying the position of| the Elghteenth Infantry and constabu- | Proseoutor can have the slightest doubt | ry, by this form of gambling. and it under command of Col. [28s been following a band of outlaws, | and It ts presumed that they overtook | Davis, to me sometimes as if hardly a post ! hem and an engagement ensued. clerk or other Federal employes ev are ok ie ha mere orien easieeten TEES RED ticularly fa, the Lana District of Min- crueae mi danao, whero the outlaws pursue an mnicna ved Indian-like warfare which makes {t atf- diane Ghent cult for the soldiers to apprehend them. | ee Less than two months ago there was q a fight betwe constabulary and ie outlaw at nand Allen Gu, was sitehtly w masses of the Demo- r ich I belong, eartily in accord with what vou have) y Jone In this respect, as citizens of any | 2 panded are ot pulitical f t d The letter of C1 in aan part of offi ‘Tl beg to 68 to you my ke disappoint at of Senate 1 » anti-race track gam-| today's A bing Is, t 4 attitude from Man seems to be isa iss avantre venice Su’ pOG FINDS LOST PIN tonal bearings FOR ITS MISTRESS hom I speak us: : win LONG ISLAND CITY FIRE. n Manila Where a hundred perfumes e constabulary to the I took him to a doc- tor. and got ointments and medicines but his face kept on getting worse until it got #0 bad that no one could "Dlook at him. His whole face was one crust and must have been very dp ‘ul. ay He scratched and night until his face sometimes looked like a@ raw piece of meat. I was nearly insane with his scratching Then L took him to sts in skin diseases but they could not do much for him, He sometimes screamed with pain when I put on the salve they gave me, “When he was two years old the eczema got on his arms and legs so that I had to keep them bandaged up and I made gloves for his hands 80 the not poison him worse. We get a night's in months husband and I were ail broken. day and night. all the best sp up. Then my mother asked why did not give up the doctors and try Cutic T gta set and he felt relieved the first Gime 1 used them, the Cuticura Ointment felt so cool, He used to wake up and ask for Cuti- cura to t on when be itched go badly that he could not sleep, and he would say, ‘Oh! Mama, that makes my sores’ feel so I gave the Cuticura good trial and gradue healed all wy ar chil~ d and , to LT can't an {now h ) tell you how ¢ am that Cuticura did such wonder we in our case nd it e and Lis) B Kh . Oc mpp, 0 Nic 17 and 2 eae | Upponents suca ndidate on thelr timply make their. presence 2 City Department of t troversy between Murphy and the! scuffing ‘ “two were elected, | © known there is one that -oMile Mayor, Murphy hes never forgiven | ¢rim peared to him to be anyt thy loreal to" the” oFgamieation | [Geer at ane ogy eae ea captivates, the missing | in a wwaala lot of 3 ditions that preval ew York County feel | : in which | about the crralltn Counts, ae declared, “pre-|are making a very por showine if we Partly Destroyed. hots Di ndred_em-| among ti leaders. | « pavers er gunty in New | do not add rey ney or eliznty thousand | The paint works of the Standard Oil OMS LCP SS 4 qucwlt | But none of the adverse comment was York on last vor tie Dare iat some | What is the corresponding condition im | Company on Tenth street, Long Island (Pronounced Dear Kiss} nd two | openly made. ctures are ! Rogue's | Kings?” MCC: tty. {cl were partly destroyed by fire this The most dainty and dis- a Watterson Wires to Bryan. FV Served as election oficers in! land a way to make Tammany Tinlt | morning. The loss is pated at tinctive of French perfumes. Streame ‘the! Bryan's determination to abstain detall On Te CoP era eres eee eae cron aan 1 676,000) We Kerkow pesseeses the 5 ter q| from forcing his candidacy upon tne|,,\T ask vou members Of Ut chy vof-| machine. ‘The members of tne commit. Te plant consisted of a three-story Low's Vera Stelia is new this t M pate vee arrested, and, when searched | convention is sald to have been reached | feted pe y matter so im-)tee and the crowd that had attended brick building, ixi) feet, ‘The works NOR sae Bvee on ove efore United States r f : rou to] {ie session were worn out. and an_ad- i SEN Seer Shilel by a communication sent to him last) portant as this. Hes with you to| the session were worn out, and an ad-| were in charge of James G. Newcomb KERKOPF, is walstcoat. J night by Henry Watterson tn the fn whether or not a) un Ce Ee et cenetied (ehD Ub) o'clock | o's agent for the company. The origin | I hat e Conunissloner 1p $2, ball. | cerest of harmony, The old Kentuck outa decide upon the state: Hani eers as renewed when the com-| o¢ the fire js not known. | = see Noe Sond geenne “Halls warhorse held a long conference witn vou shave heard, whether tee long drewn out that at 1.00 P.M. It Old Piano married, and has been In the postal ser- | Conners and Murphy !ast night, They eleq@ed deleg oe aaice a was decided to adjourn to meet at Car- vice sixteen year: told him that Bryan could not muster ugg in Oe eh ate a tee If you have an old piano, either Ta Eee are more than fifty votes on the endorse- hate vo hive | {ests for seats from Fulton and Ham- square or upright (or even an or- ment matter In the convention and y “ele itty 8 Momen: | Hon countteas each of tha, Oa: —_ ia) don't Dee et siore it; let us i that they would insist upon an un-/ {en (WigenY SOC ndertake to decide. | mittee one-half its, total vote in the PENNY A POUND PROFIT save you the expen: , ; Instructed delegation, The future of an important wing of U ‘i convention: ae) ah ave you the expense. es van inarty fe at stake.” committee on resolutions at to- Bs oan i z , “y Denver is the place for Mr. Bryan Marty Js vtoeiakes) 6 oy leauapamam lHtee sont resolulonel ati it: We will take the old instrum: nt to make the fight,” declared Conners. 4) Clon. explained at come, structing the delegates to the National 'S part payment for a new “Pease If Mr. Bryan 13 the choice of the jength his understanding of the mean-,Convention to vote as a unk. and allow full value for it—takin | aims racy represented there New ork ing of fraud in ele Rey He advancad jh dne delegation trom (he Rn reeerend E EGGS AND NOVELTI ES the old p d AMiveries i Sew that dt is fraud Uf a ballot box.| District have elected Charles H. Ford, 1@ old piano away and delivering IE Ee vote for his nomination. But New| tie ud does include plaustbia of Clyde. a member of the State Com the new one to your new address, | York has no candidate, and wants [NC [Fall orm lie to tie denorance Mittee to succeed Charles T. Williams, MINIATURE MARKET BASKETS, CHOCOLATE CREAM EGGS v e w ad . n | everybody to have a chance,” election inspectors. Continuing: nao CUxAn ee paral fe, uegtins ar the oie FILLED WITH CANDY EGGS (BAKER'S CHOCOLATE USED 10 ‘artage free. 4 i HI Mr. Watterson also held a conference |#uld: 0), najderation | Willams was the only member ty vote WHICH ARE A COUNTERPART 5c iN COATING) DOZEN....... Ic If not ready for ew piano now, with Augustus Thomas, who had been ge {Eon SHuitges of so trie against” the resolution | recommending | QF THEREAL ARTICLE, EACH COCOANUT CREAM EGGS (SAN we give a credit bill good for 3 aiaupece ioe (orce) ae Sent inisherodn Vers tine, Did-anyo¢ [from the Btate Convention “eT | EASTER RABBITS IN ENDLESS BLAS COCOANUT & FRENCH J (yQ J yours, tion by the introduction of a minority Moy. i snore de i VARIETIES, SOME DRESSED FONDANT CREAM) DOZEN Ic The Pease Planos, both upright, A . report. froin committee on Resolu- than this AND SOME PLAIN, IN 20 CREAM MARSHMALLOW EGGS, e € Pianos, both upright, i Decision Sern GiveS | tions. Mr. Thomas and Harry Walker | 2 offered we char i" oie | SENTENCE SUSPENDED SIZES, PRICED DOWN TO..-. 5c SXACT. SUE AND APPEAR. aut ie ENE i s. aie 4 sent a telegram to Mr. Bryan, who was | more sericus mature? 1 wieh 1g, say. | ELLY EGGS, ANCE OF A NATURAL HEN standard for tone and durability Westerner Permanent Right in peorta, ui, and ate, Watterson tx hee ‘Verat ntukee and It esta ait | ON FARGO’S SECRETARY. } mincer spiceD 4 POUND 15c!} EGG, DOZEN. . 10c} every piano marked at cash prices 6 rt also belleved to have telegraphed the you whether the organization shall | eee: Q easy payments if desired. to Remarkable Medicine. | Notrasken, intent paald in) al e THIS THURSDAY “Write for catalog and estimate Mr. Bryan replied that he would leave sed upon Deme | Broker Promises to Employ Young | SPECIAL FOR THIS WEDNESDAY SPECIAL FOR E catalog and es Gi Getic Gn (fo Ae rarn ce ents] «crowed wth Miecar. | Green, Who Was Captured in | MOLASSES HONEY ROCK, J (jc, | MOLASSES WALNUT CREAM J ()- ae nee mithetistarie| ena) MUraisilsacentey nel balievaa oe comet ity ater. POUND cus scnoca Pease Piano C r able causes cent. of the | would no: misrepresent the sentiment deserted Broad: | Portland, Oregon. SPECIAL ASSORTED CHOCO. 4 Qc, | SPECIAL AS:02:ED CHOCO, J e no Lo., the generation, Bas | oF the convention, Prat ttn ee, Made tte! toward Carter Green, of Passaic, | LATES (20 KINDS), POUND 'C | LATES (20 KINDS) ..POUND Cc 128 W. 42d St. B’ N.Y. weeks, His y and Conners strongly advised | Wrecked. the Democratic organization | NJ. who ran away while acting aa PF cOTANE SRA RDWALMOND CHOCOLATE PEANUT BUTTER 6 ., near B’way, N.Y. aw 1 by @ number against the introduction of a Bryan|of Brooklyn : AH i [private secretary to James G. Fare: NOUGATS POUND 25c aA \ Cc Brooklyn Branch, | Newark Branch, nd the young + a thet uirely wT." declared a Vill | private si G oe ee natant yea = Fe a at Le a ite ware an leet rs Nennoitel President of | the American Kapress Neen eee See 657 Fulton St. 10 New St. ew adherents eve 9@ overwhelmingly defeated and coulc in 38 and 88,023 less. enrolled | Co bel ow short in lis ac- c stated esday that fifteen por p Bryan's cause in the least, 1908 26 ; - area mie was captured at Port SPECIAL EASTER OFFER. Nf Manhattan alone are Then the Bryan boomers put thetr reso- | > ey replied dint the fares | nd, Ore., and brought bac was be IMPORTED SATIN LINED WASK ‘ILLED 49c " An hour spent tution In cold storege, and the name of campalyn had cond} s that made t ore Judge Swann in General Sessions wi HI RADE BONBONS AND CHOCOLATES. + ut the Bryan will not be heard in the conven- vote a separe ate ry from that Of | iii. afternoon. ton—ofticially. Dips Ste a Dy en. “there fa { The charge was grand larceny, but as Park Kow store open every evening until 11 o'clock, , Augustus Thomas iseued the follow- ing! more loyal’ organization in the |@ result of the receipt of several letters | paretay street_and. Cortlandt street Mores open Saturday evenings until 11 o'elock, C ing explanation of the abandonment of | Vulied States momogrady Of frou prominent ie wile: role eaking WE DELIVER FREE H A the fran tedrsanens arveme tin at ES CR dS iBesiga tt CR atc atpedatunatess, | MetmoManeg Qh QO _ROuLaM If Your ead ches In sy ternoon: State tic than 1s organization MeMivhael, a rubber broker } 7h “The friends of Mr. Bryan, after ree GFiwhieh fant Nev one Ee aeRO ECan Ete cai) (ey Te Aan sine Di bat Bee Neato Geman onthe atte Carraice Aan au zntle ful of any- | ty ask for mercy for Green, 18 ts , 0) he” eyes. I 1 ara ago that viewing the conal fons, believe that seas SOHAL TOED mane flo, | would etve im “a pluce “in his employ ip iagohattan ates goth first and the only real cause. * } 1 a fori there uch a lack of harmony that mn Dt st d to be stabbed 1 e at onee. bok: ns jersey 'y. No 3, 3, eae Nati Sy AE TNBETER re TES Urico Gre cothan \ rindividuel, and par: |= — foods went C, 0. D,” Candies for Eyes Examined by Oculists. they do not ca £ uo beste LID aes fur out-of-town customers care | Skilled E: ti fi ‘tet question that might cause adverses embers tre working, Mor household dlainfectton and, deodori- fully packed and shipped from var | led Eye Doctors of Lxperience, Ape ey Toeven If tvat question ts one so amlable ery and T § Sato ret Benecey Dis now el May ppnclay met os Glasses Always at Moderate Prices, ; 1 ¥ wus made /ax to whether the delegates be In- tt Midn was un. ‘Thomas Darlington, Pres. N.Y, Board . structed or not. This is also the opin- PF Jaf Mace at the conitdate (Of Health, Prof. J. ‘A. McCorkle, M. D., & , ion of the minority meinbera of the ahs na; Butfaln convention to 12 agi DA PRFaLoGiE Tea tihiand isa veral , Ooulist C11 KODE Committee on Resolutions, of which | be otucher stat ess Wainy ile Diveted OLIN eu) Tete Mew. Sore nbysl: go Years in Practice, Norman E, Mack, of Buffalo, Mr. Bry- | W¢ ! but we will not be ha nad 350 Sixth Avenue | 1274 Broadway} an's friend, !s a member Ch an ts more loyal to t dat £’s Below 224 St. Below dad. St. Parker to Be Delegateat Large. Deinoctacy of thie Bia'e than J am, hut ord ee aylor 11 Nassau St. 217 Broadway hereve, feo of the Delogates-at-Iarg? | resent wili not stand to be dictated to/ A ar 15th St, Hd be faust as) Were selected over ni They are| by any group of men~to Its own de-| lore 223 Sixth Avenue, ne ad Alton H, Parker, Charies F, Murphy | * the Buffalo Convention 1 ‘S A 4 and Lewis Nixon, The fourth man, served 1 ipon the candidate at the —_—_—— = * AAS] wor ¥ ducided, should be @ prominent head of the tleket, “that If be woutd | Th ’ Foulard Silks tained Tuesday trom jeu sacri Nis ainbi- Support the ticket in Kings County | e Odorles . > . wai calleraB wild Nikvel eat my avera ise Craibie mouRiet D Hea a 2S & A_ new shipment of 3,500 yards Foulard Silks, Wait ; Mr. Onca ver, and will go as ate from Me pi Was to 4 ‘sinfectant. wi'l be on sale Thursday the 16th TAR n , nattan ea Demotratie forless Iquld. “4 TSE “al AS POPULAR AS ore e James, candidate a Coun whe Dee nubanely at SOC.va, XMAS PRESENTS. aX Wiliam Be] tows auiokly | Odors and. dlacsee:brnidiag, ee i 2 y The most vatuable and Knoy HW, ‘Tuatener, (for hind. 1 made it fer, Write to the, manufacturer, The lot consists of navy blue and black grounds, Vig gift Is a t rion Har vj nor my _organiza- | pratt, 42 Cliff at. No Y., for free book. = be . ) un. Siaus also many colored effects, all at the same special k ‘ t or-atlurge the erat if ) } ‘ vhefore the evn HE L TEST | ceident Insurance, | price. lee fed’ torre Incident is aden fu anal card Wash Goods Dept mi ehpecee OS ae o postal card | as ‘ . | ing reniembrance. pitta he's ENTIFIC DISCOVERY | Pega SS ah SHIN OR My C c baile eciz , a es. peclal Salere | Cash or redit \ ate Building AF ow. empiaser s rererence requ =| Enghsh Woven Voile, PrintedOrcandie ye cere oo 1 5) y L 9 mort at and 36-1nch Printed Percale ariten tl jen Lane, N.Y. bg aa ero 9 «aca (ders correciad | “THEY ALL LOOK ALIKE TO MARY.” . . . . 37-3! it Iton St., Brookl: “THEY ALL LOOK ALIKE To Wary of sptter. Anelibnsee. | a.10\t5\the| ile’ et, the|westleemg te, ke extensive variety of designs and colorings arpeek. fee Feige paid! ‘This ty the tithe of the mext song to he be . Par-| given with the New York Sumday World. a 4 bo given with the New Vari vtie fae ee wig:| Word "aod triste complete, Cotale' song at the Special Price of 15c. yd. ords C ete, Coml lpn He And tite hou f “Follies of 1907," which ry it of “Follies of ADOT!" whieh onjoseans Charies Hughes. And } crs ee ere ee oe Eee That ie ‘ DIED. wood run at the New York Theatre last the war in his own way n year and iy now on » return engagement, JONNELLY.—ELIZABETH KINGSTON, Year and le now pu a return engn dares init aun ey. es lone 48] oe Lrealiicht, does not tntertere with| This bea ‘great enmhe samy, ‘Werte, aad Broadway and 2oth St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. eyidow of Huyene Connelly. This ts a great comle song. Words and | “ueht to Inject itself Into the Dem =| Hasiets The curative effect. of BOMA.|musle by Billy Kemt; by arrangement ‘ Funeral from her late residence, 6: racy of Kings County, tig was OOF | TENSION Is demonstrated at the | With Maurice Shepire, x Bedford av., Brooklyn, on Thureday, ‘Sanitarium, 255 Oth av, Mrooklya, Tele ro Apr 26, A