The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1911, Page 16

kk :tet=t=‘“C™S.CCN”#Ost lS) 1% * ‘6 . THE BVENING gWORLD, MONDAY,-SEPTEMBER 25, 1911 of soll is intensively cultivated and must akes 512, a Year From Twelve te te prem te tu Interested in getting resulte ar ie the) 2 ay owner. a — : ° ~ “Te operate a profit-sharing plan,” | . says Reutenik “the steel trust o: any ‘ other coagerr. which attempts must | realize that it mus. be perfectly honest 4 sincere with Its employeer Te be- | a'r with, it must not attempt to make . men work for fancy profite on watered | | stock for GJ men will soon lose interest | TUK LISLE A ana the whole scheme will prove @ flat | failure. Profits muet be shown on actual for MEN & WOMEN investment. If the workmen are taken . ‘ y 2 bare in on that basis, economlee will result Made From Finest quality in , : all along ‘the line and the men will i ii inen ; G. W. Perkins Interested get honestly earned dividends. ch ls bead ie Ah led i : , (ius ‘Profit sharing does not take the place SPIICING hy Heels Gre be g Flage as long as he was doing business, | Market Gardener’s Scheme of | of #004 management, but the two going | Carries it's own quero’ ‘ fest inet thor go not core to reave caelt | hand in hand wil do much. | [| fer dugabiviny ae tdivagilions Holla . 1 , . # time Ruetenik has eighteen ) Lawyer ileeee Che Gets a Bonds-| mony unnrotected now tat the wpe: | Dividing With Employees. | men working on hie tittle farm, ‘Ten of an SPER PAIR ali | these have been with him over a year | + e net =: | and share in the profits, The other man, but Morgan Is Still | Very LittLe cAsH FOUND IN | jeight will share as soon as their year * | y | in. Terie FLAGG'S STRONG BOXES. {CLEARS $1,000 AN ACRE, | ot provatton ts over. Ruetenti says that | ia in Tombs. vay litle whats Wak Soon I Funes | many a farmer falle because he doee not |hire enough help. elaborately appointed offices. His aafes | | | WARRANT OUT FOR GIRL | snares ot United Stites Stee! common Farm Hands Get Dividends at) 7 ie * “| stock to show that he was in the brok- | 4 “| ., Lc AL call a Radiata sted aera. i < | Same Rate as Employer, * In one of the string boxes the Post- : Se vy 2 ie Rg 4 Jacue nel United States Grand Jury] ome’ epectors tound eignty-tour fresh : lz ma Ma Wages the Basis. JAMFS McGREERY & CO H Testi Against the .| Sats Sates oortiteates ot Wi 2 and % oe 4 oa | pen Ra i | Hears Testimon ‘ainst the jdenominations. These bills all bore the ie y 8 signature of Dantel N. Morgan, Treasu- | George W. Porking, a director of both | 23rd Street 34th Sirect + i Accused Men. rer of the United sta Agents of A . | the United States Steel Corporation and “ Fiagy ofed them in getting éustemer : : : ; ‘\ |the International Harvester Company, ‘If the plan is good enough for Mr. 7 a A | who left the banking house of J. P. FURNITURE DEP’TS. In Both Stores, tnitea | Morgan, who was Treasurer of the hits M e Ca rv " “Owing to the refusal of Unit v ~ an & Co, to study various profit Plates District-Attorney Wise to ac- babi Liat babble beagle urge, _ | sharing schemes for the benefit of the Thi hibiti "i m Fi ‘ Gept canh ball Jared Flags had qutte a oie ne ie Morgan and nak working classes," expressed interest to~ e exhibition of Fine Furniture in- Gime setting imeeit and hs asso] iy hat ne thinks of fe | [day tn plan evolved and successfully cludes reproductions of Sheraton, Chip- athe of the Tombs to-day. Er-| afr, Morgan, tt tn asserted in reply, | naan Viol teaches iL pendale, Hepplewhite, Adam and Colonial age, the architect, who would boost the Flagg enterprise. His i ‘ outakirts of C eland, O. ‘od rT Sui id . igned the Singer Nutlding, went on} name was probably the blegest asset The whole subject is one of deep In- models. Suites and separate pieces of iG y ei | p ; ; “oe Yhe bond of his brother, Jared Flags, Plage possessed. ce . r | terest to me,” said Mr. Perkins to an Circassian, English Walnut, Mahogany 3 #0 on the bond o strict-Attorney Wise ts pre to | Svening World reporter , weed: sctiter ree shat, dhe tii [Tio the Pingg affair, He osla to-day t Ne caicbicadeas CPhite. 1 ave, aot and various French Enamels for Library, dole Trust Company put up a bond of| "I went over all the evidence in thls] ’ any investigation of this Cleve- Living-Room, Bedroom and Dining Room. anne ease before I would consent to the | lia e i i J 6,000 for Alvin Higgins, Flags’s at- |" ‘ Dm py t, I have heard of {ts suc- F rary ana: Burton # Gaatola, cot. Umuntee of warrants, We have @ per- \ | cons. Craftsman Furniture sold exclusively . bg 4 fect case, n e «im r prosecu- Pa =) ; n " SC Halie: Pivaiahed $4000 O4i1 £0F lslone we tave undertaken we have To Run Pec Si, Oct. 2 to 14 1 ca Arie: RENAE. add ee aie by James McCreery & Co. | cres on the Schaaf road, several miles Joshua Brown. transferred the headquarters of the wer fai |south of Cleveland ‘ , After Flagg had been released he did| get-rich-quick gentlemen from New cnsieeilliicaonian Twelfth Regiment | (He. twalee aster are eae eae On Tuesday, September the 26th. fa lot of huatling to get bondamen for F.| York to the Federal Prison in At-|_, f , 3 Jand the net profits are $12,000, about F r Tennyson Neely, Daniel N. Morgan, |lanta, ( Simply Wants People to Under-| Tells Him He Wil Will Be Held Armory. | $1,000 an acre annually White Enamel. Bedroom Furniture, former Treasurer of the United States, | “Mlage has been giving out statements ¥ r ten years Ruetentk's ttle farm discontinued models. ka tbe Rev. James Gohock. He de- |'n his Pie feel bes re ibe stand Why He Vetoed Tariff Accountable for Preserva- Bites as been worked on a_ profit-sharing ehaiy and tel " “9 | These statements are evidence in n= ie Knights of Columbus are arrang-| basis with his loyees, whereb: 1 vi 5 i i fess, and that Mr. Morgan was merely | devina! © defense, for cach of them ts held in the ‘Twelfth Regiment Armory| et ® Percentage of profit, based on 17.00, 18.00 and 20.00 each a friend and customer Lap beagsie Lahansaits ype ne See or from Oct. 2 to 14. The profits will go investment with Ruetenik. former prices 28.00, 29.00 and 32.00 all its essentials the following, given to " i rsons ave visited t little Ruetenik A warrant has been issued for the), | ¢ World to-day, ta the same | COFFEYVILLM, Ka ept. -The| ALMANY, Sept, %.—Gov. Dix to- to start a building fund for the erec raeantiy, wud) ; le Ruetent arrest of Madeline Russe, who to aia lan statements given, out’ to. morning | tank town circuit of Kansas was the| wired sheriff John 8. Shea of New York |f @ clubhoure like that of the Ce erertye aaGene Lah Hey 1 meth bed on Ooi weivale teeritaey 0 dane |Rewspaper reporters yesterday: centre of President ‘Taft's activity to-| County warning him to be on the alert Bil shalt d ebm dll ho tega h ar | A report to Mr. Perkias, “Tf the plan is “sail ree ereine detatis he utiizea | "THEY say Iam running @ “Miller [day Coffeyville was the first of five | for any Irregularities which may occur |"! a ra he nah ; Ade en to: blicde6d); & DROnEABhARE hie busines. Miso Russo le only he area eee Jet thom towns on his schedu with a pop-|at to-morrow's primaries in the Thirty-| Columbia Phonograph Company. ‘There | ‘Mf fcheme might be adopted by wonte | UPHOLSTERY DEP’TS. mn Both Stores, hiineteen years old and very pretty. Her) OFM ustomer to whom I have ever [untion of 12000 It the biggest frst Assembly District, having been] will pe thirty-five booths ¢ Ayan Rect apn eter tenertie incre eel ; home ts in Mount Vernon. point on the day's trip ne President | warned by Alderman Samuel Marx that}equal number of councils, and each | 0 Ce" ARS AY OY eau BY, Trike * paid a dollar out of his or any other : he humble Ohio farme Unusual Sale. It is understood that the post-office | ree nen and Twill make [Pesan his winning of insur & conspirn as on foot to Introduce |counell will be assisted by soveral! fuctentk Insists taat anybody hy th sual Sale. inspectors asked her to turn State’! oO ritner protest against their | 848 In territory that has so a force of “hired ruflans 80 as to pre-| women, ‘The Daughters of Isabella will] use of a. profitesh rf anybody hy the On Tuesday, Se 1 he 7 evidence against Flagg, and that sho! rte roceedings, as regular as’ Pennsylvania, vent an honest vote.”* also have a booth as well as Countess] grag matter can make $1000 ay mere off nm Tuesday, September the 26th. gefused. ‘Then her arrest was decided | ee en ee eiade in profite om |te-day he was in the distri ‘The text of Alderman Marx's telegram | Annie Le: be amsiated y | xood farm 1am AP RIAGRIR there ' upon. If she choores to pecan enya cloned transactions has been honor. |fentative Campbell, who w follows BU Vaisraent keen: oumber lot. ee 66: Healy ath Alsop tty Mail ah glk 5,coo yards of Rich Drapery and Up- er yatore, Aare rok crecereenlan hay |: ably coats. Wien) a. customer.tan [Gaooon atandpetter. After © PSH eked eae liana Arhadeia bet AM os years ago luetentk was just make holstery Fabrics, including Silk Popiia, qi , the date, the pri the towns of Independence, Cherryvale,| storm the polls in the Thirty-firat As-| ‘The G a man on Iving off his iittle 1 already taken up consideration of ears a Prater ‘sn ee Chanute and Ottawa were on the | sembly District of New York County at etther feet che. at craw has aiven a fe ed He gtr t hohe eon Armure, Damask ‘and Brocade. ...... p : . ee Btppaitro utes to Nd aan LIGAMon DuabaKe to prize, which ‘will be actioned off. by A noticed tha 00 ‘ems is Flage’s alleged peceltbscolek Pye change broker from whom the stock |ramme. Stops from fifteen minutes to) the primary election Tuesday by meane | Ehiee styera, furry Dovie will dae a Dloyees learned a Iitte something about 1.00, 2.00, 3.75 and 5.50 per yard FLAGG DEN! was bought has been sent to the [half an hour long were scheduled of an armed force of hired ruMens 80] watts with Loretta Brady, a charming|the business they left } nd started former prices 2.00 to 10.00 HE 18 TO MARRY THE GIRL. customers. ce the stahoenas sold ate Mera kell Lae ee ae Beat oni apey bcm dete Caliente 4 area |lttle farms of their own, In mose cases . : i a , ceived an attentive hearing, He de} neo eve | thtveer Victor Herbert anc aie e y drifted back to Ruetentk, bu' , seat - both by Flagg and by the girl's family.| to whom the stock was aold was sent | Oi iioq A not come to, Kansas to| weet the situation, 1. fees our ne MELAKELS Crome taRa in most cases they went inte other lines and Wall Coverings. In this connection it ts recalled that je 1 eet ge bebop a — ss apologize for having exercised execu! Slleny ‘ GEavine. aaplereraraction Marie Naxelle and Ethel Waish win] n the city Itself. CN TIE ae droaielacd ae rato talagaad ee tive Glsapproval of the woollen, the | SOT 'Covernor's instructions. to. the| "iM on the opening night. |OFFERED TO TAKE EMPLOYEES 23rd Street 34th Street ef 4 ie, 1o now 4 je cottot bile, bt y i cha nan of the Gen- aaee a term in Atlanta Prison, mar-| ‘Then profits made on close trans- | merely to explain to the people face | Sheriff, sont through Secretary Mason, | ora! Gomaiive, Wile Larkin: is INTO PARTNERSHIP. Me an art accretary aa| actions have for over three years |to fuce. Mr. Taft sald his vetoes ware | are embodted In the following telegram: | head of the New York Chapter under] Then came Ruetentk's idea. Ho needed * Sete eetae i sreryeca| and a half averaged about 60 per |the reault of deep-seated conviction| “The Governor directs me to inform! whose auspices tho affair Is being con-|™men Who would stay with him and who vn as gore oy phan ildaations of| cent. Had there been no profits no that he } duty to perform. you that you must use all means within | ducted, Frank W ith is chairman of Would take more than a passing inter- the Government that he was luring| ™oney would have been paid out. HaLta atin hive. an oppor Tarlf | your authority to preserve peace and | the Reception © maNiies jest In the business, At that time elght 6 an opportunity. to After conducting business on th ee eee ee en ce eenedulen to! ardor and to accure the enforcement of jinen ow | pay profits amounting to 62 per cent. a| asia for about four years I am ac- |the existing law are t und. he the laws in connection with the primary SEXTON. FOUND S SELF LF SLAIN gardener. He called a meeting tn the oe will be that hernever guaranteed | cused of “intending” to defraud @ mised that the Bi would be {election which 1s to be held in your barn and explained that he would take yea want” He simply agreed to pay| Der#on who has never had an ac- |ready to report on the woollen und one county on. the twenty-aixth Instant. | BY NEIGHBORS IN FLAT. | the etgit in as partners i¢ they cared to working regularly for the money from customers on a promise to profits should profits accrue, and the) ,, eettaticke have b ing th ing session of Congress. for the for ce of your 4 . thusiastieally i) fact that the profits for o! raver: sd we been LNA Mr, Taft's day in Kanaan began ple- | he: Perce pane oc youn aut Almost Overpowered by Gas,|" Rnctentk made a ait iheinione of aged 1 per cent. a week was, he sete LAGG. —_|turesquely. At Coffeyville he was See nis farm property, He then took the 23rd Street 34th Street farth, simply a coincidence which he| LAWYER HIGGINS ALSO GIVES|iy an escort of 29 horsemen, unit ‘ : " ied 19 TIMES A MA, GETS Barre’s Fellow. enAOls Waited brie shirts, Khaki tron PALACE AS REWARD. | Hours to Force Door. | George Barre, fifty-five ye celpts for six month ted the operating e: deemed worthy of mention in ular In addition to Miss Russe a warr OUT A STATEMENT. alike In blue car Mr, Higgins, the lawyer, has also deen nd sy ses, Tie! CORSET DEP’TS. Im Both Stores, t has been issued for another of Flags's| gt » business men and profes- : Higtag Ate adie 9 } amount remaining represented the ee od othe: ¥ giving out statements. The following f the city. The President : I on of the Lewis Avenue Co! ofits. On the first casting up of his employees, This is Elbridge C. Sew-| way tasied at the Federal Building af- tinse inGofrerriiie on tue |e oe Murphy and Consort at) cnuren, Brooklyn, committed accounts, Ruetentk discovered that he Fall Showing of Corsets. all, cashier in Flagg’s office, who wasl ter he had furnished ball: alte c ank that was held up by Summer Home, but Other yesterday by asphyxiation In his flat, | yy making about 10 per c ets. not around when the rald was made on . on his s § he facts related in ‘Flagg’s |the notorious Dalton brothers many e 5 the Flagg offices in West Fortieth] yy & book that crooks don't like |¥ears ago. In the President's escort was House Ready Soon. street Saturday afternoon. to read, were employed by malicious |I4¢k Kloehr, a determined looking man! Old Mrs. Murphy has got her Just 4 The Fost OMice authorities are tn) men in connection with the grand | Wt curly lack hair and a drooping |serts at last, Father Knickerbocker ha No, 651 Monroe street, Brookiyn, Occ pants of the #ullding smel o'clock yesterday morning, | thought to ask the janttor to total iny had t paid $5 tment, One of th age yet A lena! On Tuesday, September the 26th. New models to adapt the figure to the dd gas at 10 ut no one preak into | ) a year, Ruetentk took that Ned to by cowards who do not dare . alten by he, He killed two of the Dalton | Barre's apartment until after 10 o'clock | "#Ure as being the workman's invest- : ‘ Reece tuarsliinn Haw tol) tea cay mete Batarday when the rain the roundup that followed [Provided the money to make her abode! Arh etre ment in the farm, Each months, on requirements of Fashionable Dress. The } Wall 8 ” AEOAts Of @ chats Lara in New Yorks capade ; The rush of gas nearly suffocated the | settlement day the man was given his ‘ fj i ¥ a | ake Money Gut of Wall Street.” In) to get even with Mr. Flagg were car- Ident will make eleven speech. | #tanding, The compller of vital statts-| janitor before he could reach the street | dividend of 6 per cent, making a total choicest materials are used in their con: which the anan asserted that “it 18 ON} seq out, Russia has not persecuted |es before reaching Kansas City to-night |tc# Who sald that familles Uving on) door, and it was more than half an| of ten per cent for the year, or 50 in all, struction. the rocky bottom of mathematical) tho Jows more than a bunch of [to address the National Conservation | Pitth avenue had few childresor none | hour before ans one coull enter the |in addition to his wages. And #0 It gertainty that my system for taking) criminals have hounded him, 1 Congress. Tuesday and Wednesday will | missed one ‘mportant person. \Barre flat. They found nine jets} 0°). z sie 8 + . ’ Gemeey out of Wall street is founded.” | tccn his triend and ahall ene also, be spent in Kansas, “Then will| Mrs, Hippo Murphy of the Centrai| turned on and the body of the old gex- | With the man who was selina 0m a Elastic, Silk and Cottoa Tricot Corsets. The booklet tx filled with tables,| pene ey tive ie New York ous,” [follow a two days’ swing through Jn-| Park Zoo certalnly lives on Fifth ave-|ton lying on the parlor floor. | Dr. |rear, lls dividend was Sil) anniall, ; 10.00 to 25.00 owing the “greatest decline” and phen dbaniteiths onic cng surgent Iowa, nue, and she has had nine children, | KMete of Bushwick, Hospital declared | Dividends were to be paid each six { "4 ce ou oad EE ceeenEeET ‘ had been dead since noon. onths. : ete tsvetton, of the, pookiet| czet, court ft will show that the | 1 BeWOE E SHERIN DEAD.| street tine, and her nine healthy yours Batre lived with @ grown Gaughter| ach employee received as much out ‘An extensive variety of Brassieres...../ 5. section 0 ne boo! officials have been imposed upon and i . {Street line, and her nine healthy young) and son, both of whom were out for the | of | > Y - ‘ Kended “Flage’s Philosophical | Wall bippes Have gone out inte the world, |far. He motive for the suicide is |%% th? feria according to his invest 1.00 to 10,00 Gireet Directory,” says that an account ment, as did the owner himself, come out in the open. If the lesitle erner Succumbs af-|year by year, to make her name| known. Ae ape) pes & ‘ Tai ie “a monthly reminder of what an! mate buying and selling of real stock |famous. Not only this, but next month, ae ae PE 5 a ATR ARE WOKS Baths fates Ms A complete line of Corset Waists, de- fies’ you have made of yourself, through real brokers and an a Operation, |or the month after, there will be another FIRE VICTIM IS DEAD. : DA scl aM PE Cong TPT a oP signed for Misses and Women. _75c to §.00 ' Flage’s philosophical definition of a} countin every cent of profits Clarence FE. Sherin, president of the |news item for the natural history re- eon’ ied i) Serra MMucket shop” ts “a place where you) ang tiability to customers is wrong, |C Sherin Company, advertising | Porters. in ety Ten cctinewen eed @fm bet 85 or $5,000 on any stock. You] then the Stock Ixchango couldnt WOT avenue naica |. Head ‘Keeper Snyder and those above| [have sums ranging from that downwar : fom det that it will Ko up or you can ¥. by [him tn authority recently called the Hach six montis the men get thelr 23rd Street 34th Street do business one day. Not a single Hospital Saturday, | } a : that tt will go down; it is imy . {ty's attention to the honorable record Fegulen dividend ec a nine ia Ge genie met it will 6 u imma customer of Mr. Flagg has e ing an operation for appendicitis |o¢ Mrs, Murphy; the fact that her nine| It became known amon: teens fgrial to the proprietor, You may do} complained and every one of them | performed on Friday night. The body | children had brought into the city treas- | in Brooklyn to-day that R L your own guessing; he will take the will stand by him. He has || PROFIT OF 25 PER CENT. MADE to Mr. Sherin's home in ury about $15.00, and the further fact | No. ak of burns LAST YEAR. en money. If you w » sometimes you square with them, This attack on ok, No Jy today and funeral {that her apartment was too small for| yesterday in Hit get your money Pack and some-| nim comes from outsiders whose | services will bo held to-morrow at the | one of her avoirdupols, received In a fire at the summer home of} The last payment made to the men |S . ' es you won't.” situde for Mr. Flag satisfied sound Brook Presbyterian Church. | Now they have fixed her tenement up| nix father, a New York broker ve | re nted a profit of 2 per cent. on] BROTHER SIGNS BAIL)! customers is hypocritical. The many Mr. Sherin was forty-seven years old Scrumptiously, There are a lounging! i. 1, J, The fami! t slarien matiman it coan as low , hypoeritica D and ix survived by a widow and two platform, two bedrooms with baths each 3 ‘ : . rops or 0 BOND FOR $26,000. | strong assurances of backing from | Gaughters. He was owner and pub. | Dig enough for a small seal herd, and | to close thelr | at Bayv } a| as 6 per cent. y crops are poor or appeared before United States| my friends in New York to-day are |}isher of the St. Paul Dally News |around all a steel fence s othe {large quantity of paints and ‘inflammabts | prices are low. This latter cause 1s the st sioner Gilchrist at 11 o'clock) SPlendid and m atifying.”” until seventeen years ago, wher he other inhabitants of Millionaires’ Row | materials had be ana hi n roth . came to New Yo m4 ews. | mi f thelr social standing, |near the barn. seldom have poor crops. The farm o! - Srday with his brother, Ernest 1 Spe -spgearered ame to New York as a special news- | make the sign o . | T World, Herald and : ‘ade paper representative. Three years late a 4 Mr. Krafft, while smoking a/ twelve acres made as much as $30,000 Ss or era an ayehiiect who signed the. singer FOUR KILLED BY FIRE paper rep I ree years later Young Mr. Kr n A he , ding. Ernest Flagg gave a bond started the eneral advertising lelgarette, opened the storehouse door | gross profit in one ye That was | ° Bung, | Ement Page ave © bond) WN QHIGAGO. TENEMENT. | "it" ae “8 BOOK THIEVES ARE JAILED. i'iiritay: there ‘was an explosion| {wr perv ody on the farm shaved in| Times compared in the num- n stored in 4 toolhouse| usual one, for Ruetenik and his men oat Eee a | fs which set fire to his clothing and the lthe harvest b f d ti t u 5 yu Nos. t 3a P | _—_-_ooOCc Two Hetdelberg Graduates, Sons of s ehouse. He tnsisted In aldi in e b { 4 5 n ‘i : ie a F T T ean Ruetenik has no trouble in keeping his| Der Of advertisements p' b nen” oe Re te Om om Sty | Babies Thrown From™ Windows| RABBI FALLS TO DEATH. Wealthy Germans, Convicted, | Putting the fire out, despite his injure [ee Where otier market gardeners . >, and was again burned. He was taken “Previous to the arraignment of Figs | Caught by People on Street-— | agea mo ining sbeut the scarcity of] ened Curing Kichinsky Tambles! Two young men who satd they were! t Broep an ance brok lta rhe t me them sway ath h Alvin Higgins, the lawyer who wro Dozen Persons Rescued. graduates of Heldelberg University and| _!. Krafft was an Insurance broker at | labor, he turns them away, Nor e this 4 Oze SONS ie "re " a o Z % [? "ine stre Two s » he Do e place, > y ine’ $' 5 $s | & letter upon which Saturday's raid) onicaGo, sept From Window of Home, sons of wealthy an families in| No 88 Pino street. Two years ago he | any loafing about the place. Every Inch Augu t 1 Was purtly | pur, persons! storitg |) gave ved from Mayor Meh ail in $10,000 Richinsky na i | r p é venerable rabbi, | Cologne were sentenced to penitentiary | were killed and a # ujured to-day r The bond was f . a m ’ savers’ medal for rescuing a drowntn ear. nished by the TW-) wien fire broke out a dour ie ba laa ll W of his home | terms by Justices of Special Sessions to-| man from the surf rf at} Fire Island y Nols Security Company. Mf Higsins | story prick tenement } Ae 2s Hout | Ol the first tloor 8S Suffolk street | day, following thelr convictfon for steal Was accompanied to the commiasjop@*e gancamon street, The dead are Harry ourtyard yesterday, Wis skull ing books from several stores: | gffice by Thomas E. Morford, manager) jreiovitch, his wife and y nd Mame (ee ereuree SHE he: was sniured in rnard Areng, twenty-four years o IT'S COLUMBUS PARK NOW. | & Qs 4 sh hn a a and Bame | tern; A bo nd him and c ‘ i | ot Pump Com ye Alpert. AN were burned and suf. 1 wan Bf Gale ae manuta er vas | ¢ 1ynoF Sigua Resolution Changing 4 outrage,” de- | 4 Hea aAtas aaah twenty-five years old, son of a Namo of Mulberry Ben Morford. “Mar a customer giy a fhe bassinent contractor, got thirty days in] Mulberry Bend Park !s no ionger to sR and am éon 1of} aaa Santa 1 to the upper flo prison young men] ye known by that name day Mayor fonesty. On my estment of $1,099. gocupled n famille y ae the > New Yo rinany about) Caynor signed tie resolition Introduced & ri : Which I made last April, 1 have bee emer nwed the dispovery of 5 asl Tel fad ral 1 aa Hoafed ever) yy Alderman John J. White x80 | f i Gomers of Mr. Flagg will rally to hts) oniidre ‘ wsod With difleulty f fall attribut » this ' i of Aldermen, rechristening the ; support. Two " on from en uppe i Smatipox oa the Vadert: Hereafter Rit Witten: brown as Walle Mr. Morford was talkin window r netle mc and ~<— Nee + analinae inane saga | Columbus Pari ced) of Fiagg’s other customers ¥ 8 of ns N MIRAGE } 7 etentio : Alderman White received from World’ Ads. Herald Ad Ti Were caught in 18 of pe n ‘ 4 the detention at Qua ary ° 5 is. Ti i ceeding hurriedly to have Fla One woman who lived on the top floor |. im the Ualtimore American. Marca teeta Wracarantine of stayar the pen with which tho re solutton mes Ads. ‘an astonish Red Star ste ‘ ig woman,” \! Vaderland when signed, On Columbus Day, Oct ; as carried he ar ed to-day from Antwerp, The! 12, an official ceremonial will be held in v i @bject is to get control of some WH, nn | down stairs by her husband and four to you. She told me the| patient, a child, will be removed to| the park not oniy in honor of the day, Note. But these figures do not strange when you consider that which, it is alleged, Flagg has stored |fremen after several unsuccessful at-|other night when I proposed going thet ee inburne Island and the ehip will be| but the event of the rechristening. | circulation of The World exceeds that of the Herald @mray in safe deposit vaults. These cus-'tempte had been made to rescue her by |that she would be ready in @ minut \s isinfected before @he ie permitted to| Alderman White is making the ar- Lots of tie space the INED by over 1 y. and Tings es | COMBINE ver 100,000 copies per day. tomers, while they were willing to trust means of a ladder, And she was," dock, nts,