The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1912, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1919 DQ KEEPING GUNMAN TOBE SMUGGLED INTO TOMBS 'ROCKEFELLER JR. ‘SUICIDE REVEALED [icici ,towrs roms wes | and nothing in his appearance as he went out indicated thut he had been ©™Ployed in the Foreign Mail Div , fr OFF WHILE | BY TUESDAYS PLAN OF PROSECUTOR TOAIDCOMMITTEE | BY INQUIRY INTO BOY THET FOOLS eecemers rs - aor Attomnay ahin tile aflerheen th Body of CQuartermaster-Ser- | Eur: Bimitn wan tn the act of chrawing — ¢ tr ne races Catro, in cone | White, He raid the licema on . Py , - plundering German mail bags ab tioned by Prosecutor. mleAtay, donee FAs he farts [QIK tH HOON THEE BOREWOMRC fh the | Curran and Buckner. | Naval Branch of Y, M. C. A. three months Ses fon About) Count dthen started | Tomiie may result seriously, Judy i — nand M reed to heat (Continued from First Page.) “A TIZ B th M Bo 99 | # Steinert and James Wh ea in White'® behalf {n open court,| A masa of fneriminating evidence,| While the authorities of the Naval \ ath, y y | — for New York to tell what he knew, Mu he| ay per- i} Ja bet wit ' { Char ABARRASS HIM. JON’T | policemen who w Indicted fe 1 Dr, O'Hanlon aa a aworn with gathered by private detectives in the neh of the Y. M. C. A. were investl+ arrest, on] This was n ary because, in the abe employ of John D. Rocket tory of Joseph Pitchford, a door, and I crept through {t. Then the ler Jr, will Can't Be Beat for Corns, Bunions and, ‘ : ; Hceman came and arrested m May 12, of Jack Zelig, the Kang leader, | of District-Attorney Whitman, be among the d hich th Sonnets “ y | vel? ‘at Praga. be d P Ren $4 acct a c he documents on which the the battleship Connecticut,! Rudolph broke down when he had °. Strongly Hopes” That Prose eee - My “ie Le J ew hs has biog nea home in Curran Aldermante Investigating Com- » had ghot himself accidentally in| finished his story, and other policemen Aching Feet. | alqueett, pleaded not Rullly and were] Vermont, Mr. Rubin Is not empowered | mittes will base ite investigation inte ue¥ began to complain of the heat and ply ia ‘cutor Will Prove Guili— An $10.10 ail each, ‘The caren uf {to ask for u reduction of ball demanded | nares op potty oat hia loom today, they discovered that] their handkerchiefs, Some one wug-| Send for Free Trial Package To-Day. [Steinert and Whi first in the | in cares of Steinert and White ‘ AAD a cdeaheihoddel laces Walsh, « quartermaster-sergeant | gested taking up a collection for the| When your feet ar tired they fee: If It y of veteran court attendants of |MAY INDICT TWO “HIGHER Up", ver Since he was foreman of the now lof Marines, had committod suleide by} boy. Coins began to jingle as they i like stumps, when they ache #o that they! pe « belng arraigned in court FOR GRAFT. elebrated “white slave’ grand jury, Mr. | cutting his throat with a razor. Were dropped into an outstretched hel-| hurt way up to your heart, when you I annie under Indictment on a charge of trumy| Diatrict-Attorney wun declared to.| Rockefeller has been a very Intere Walsh's room was on the fifth floor. | met. Green bite of paper, folded tight. |shambie your feet along and It seeme ae % F . ing up a . nst a prisoner Hday he had discovered positive evidence | #tudent of criminal condit in New| Pitchford, the negro, who said he had wHenwe. eriut ona 6 a ae Ad misery you ever had hae Epomisnomer Waldo told an I S/BAIL TOO HEAVY, RAIDERS Jot grart ween a powertul YOrk, and investigators in his pay have| Shot himeeit, had a room on the floor toe Rea ee eae i the aitiuen tt CRO Mad? ‘orld reporter he SENT TO CELLS. ctor and a clvillan employee close accumulated a large amount of dainag-| Plow. An attendant going through | AWAITING OWNER AT STATION. |- «" District Attorney Wh: ! nen, Who were arrest vght from the house asking roomers whether they] Pollceman Waxberg was detailed to 1 c » pol | The two pol had heard the nolee of the shot in| go around to the dismal rooms at No, night, were vi ner Waldo, Both men will ing evide before , of the “wide openni Justice Goff In the) of New York and of the police con- incover evidence of every “Sure! 1 Use TiZ . ] ienhterd's Foc ‘ ‘| 34 Broome street, the little, sad, un , lity tn the Police Department, no mat-) Tombs to Judge Crain's part of Jolin Dea proceedings, and poalbly M+! nivance at the tawieen conditions that|picne es. oom Glacovered Waleb'a| 1 otkame ee ot the ceatnedlerupesd | Every Timo for if, some BAe fey. rat eer Oe eee eee ke b LoD eda ker | prevail, ; retreli Vindel family, He was to appraise the Any Foot Trouble. D Ein bitice fe said his rule of|ing of court today, Inasmuch as the others inficted for murder in was recently transferred from | turniture, if any were left, and see “a Gran) Jury which found the indictments ane te ni to ean Individual | Gran te » sh add nj. {is under the direction of Judge Mul safe deposit box $f mon in whom he place ‘queen, Judge Crain sent the cases to his Clvillan einployee, and fe deceived him, It was thelr 190k. | oi age ne, have bi fat and not his, and he would not PFO- | Honore M, Moore represented Steinert Yt them. and White as counsel Wi could He declare’ that he must first be |eourcely drag himself along. He wan res vinced that dia confi haa heen| cently discharged from thy Prombyterian rant All this evidence, together with many | the Norfolk Navy-Yard with orders to| what steps could. be taken to dispose Promising clues, will be turned over to] eafl for Panama from Philadelphia this| of te a bank account| Alderman H. H, Curran and Attorney | Week. Nothing regarding him was| There were sounds of lowered voices A discovered, Emory Buckner by Mr. Rockefeller'a| known at the Y. M,C. A. or at the| fnalde as Waxberg knocked on the has three bank accounts and | assistants, at Mr, Rockefellers order, | Navy-Yard. So far as is known he was |d00r. He tithe s_o leposit box. Rvery time tho] and upon it the committer members to- | Nt Acavainted with Pitchford and the | COMBE were siting Att tal) nade a withdrawal from his| day are putting great stress, While} Watchmen who patrol the haiis at night policeman civilian employee made &| neither Mr. Curran nor any of the other | 8 sure there could have been no com- Yes,’ sald (he man. "What's the mat- nted by e (i asked the j none ; Baiipee The dates tally exactly. ‘The| members ot at tbe Os in| MUnteation between the two floors with- | ter? Is Rudolph in trouble again? ‘ and It was quite evident | Ho after an operation " ‘sof the committee who are in 2 , ro ovagheey Paar’ ts SAcdae Pade hacia dlellla that neurty. Cove Hien fle: Peer ith ettitt the Inepector shared | the city, will discuss the nature of the | Out thelr knowing it “Bat Ine Bove ue ie aton. Al Salt : | " ‘ . er with the civilian, who, it {#| evide “| ve tehford fell In a heap in City Hall " o te able | the wound Is atill equipped with a drain e they expect to receive from - . , oa } Berta, aaer bd he bp te se pect charged, also handled the “rake-off"| Mr. Rockefeller, it is understood most | P!a%a early to-day. Policeman ‘Hickey | him out of {t, and see that his mother You can be hi sfooted 4 th: { an lout delay whether there is any wets a decent burial.” fame. ‘Thiv man Not if I know it you won't,” cried [has no more tend the man, leaping to his feet. ‘She’ Nn. 4 TI%, and now he On behalf of the prisoners Mr. [| {at went to the “Big ‘Three, Moore en’ to- of it deals with the disorderly houses | Of the Elizabeth atree€ station ran froin a plea of not guilty,| ether with part of the “savings” of all|which have been running without moles: | Park Row to pick him up. dust occasion for suspte within his | is Fed, sinelly feet, ‘corns, ‘4 my | t " | ‘own office leith leave to withdraw on next Wed-| Maller graft combinations. tation throughout the Tenderloin. While| "1 am shot.” said the sallorman,| wife here and it'll be a good twenty |CAllouses or buntons. tin a Tz 4 f “Have you asked Mr. Whitman to fur} pexday, when he will present necea:! District-Attorney Whitman announced | investigating the ramifications of the pls ea sft in ee s | years betore Tit hav Page ileal bath gon test, (ho baie f , HENEVER or wherever ish you with the names of the In-| sary motions, Then came the question t0-4ay that the discovery of two more| “White slave’ evil throughout the jekey called for an ambulance and} funeral expenses for rey Nothing else but : " nount ivings: er, I « he's been kidding you" lente happy a > tor and civilian he refers to in infor=| of bail ‘bank accounts of Becker brought the| country, Mr. Rockefeller and his agents| D% Livingston of the Hudson Street] father. 1 gu M & to the we Hi you are served with Any substitute, Dema’ Hospital came and found that the| When Waxberg got b as conte wt jon which he authorized for publica-| “These men,” eaid Mr. Moore | #aid to have become convinced that Wound was serious. tion house and the redistribution of the Tr in all the morning newspapers?’ | Several daye ago that the Dintrict-| ¢Rht months ar a raider up to $125,000, | it only through police connivance vat collection was over there atill remained | store partment ‘a ol c pou is wound Write to-day » Ww 1 losis of hiv. ais Attorney was working with the Grand! These new accounts were In the name| that such conditions were possible, | | tehford told a story about his wound] 41 unctaimed Gotlar Dill, All. eyes [QUTlMY, ta day. to Wanter fut oie Bon Pg Jury to indict them, When the news / of Becker and his wife, and both were | After the discharge of the Grand Jury |WMch made the police suspect he was| turned to the policeman of the multl- |frep tla! ‘package of Ti und enjoy Bes” se replied. of the Indictment reached them| drawn out on July a, Une day atter| of Which he was foreman, Mr. Rocke- | COncealing something. He said he had) tudinous service stripes, but he shook | fovt_rellet. knew | Brand total of his deposits during his| @ HY WALDO HAS NOT ASKED |iirgugh the newspapers, they volun-| the arrest of Recker, [feller is understood to have continued | 279PPCd his revolver out of his clothas| hie head. His face waw a bright, Im- — - a FOR NAMES. |tarily surrendered themselves. They| Mrs, Becker, from reports in the Dis- | M# Investigations through his private tine Ot te von OL An eay Anise he growled. ‘? wa na | ii Waite’ consented to answer why do not intend to run away. On the) trict-Attoracy"s possension, dh vo! @etectives and through various anti- moraines th » aie ha h bisennre “a ihe on to him all the time. It was only Special | ue had not done so, and why he is not | contrary, they are anxious for a speedy) busy days’ work on July Sand Aug. 1,| Yee committees to which he con-| NO nk: fle shock had Mischarged tho) Oy nesters he fooled.” 1 that ‘politemen| travelling feora bank to bank witha tribute revolver. Though he felt the bullet, ae Mas au oe TAAL : Sis hee oe | Pitchford said, he did not think it wai 4 know Jf they can be Indicted| me her busband’s “savings." The do-| 1 Was admitted to-day that the ul pple Del ibebed rious t th 1 ¥ ff th when Rudolph was arraigned in the To Day and To. Morrow | @ haiti 3 serious because the revolver was of the| wesex on the word of persona! posite duting April Inst, spukon of CA bier er A Hi two members of the|smatiest callore. The wound, according | =™ erate sages Sour on | I on «the “best month Becker nepection squad by Police Com-!to the surgeons, showed the bullet to Ul there was no ed | ing to do so, provi jotation made, It Is his establis stom to avold quotation marks. je then stated that his position with et to requesting Information from District-Attorney in connection ‘The dollar bili was still owneriess whom they arrest Jack Rose HOWARD CITY, Mich., Aug, 23.—Dr. despite the prevaling clamor about the | tler knew what he was talking about, vilens gt jead on which the In-| Pitchford was put under arrest at the! pW Joslin, a Big it wealth of polloomen. hey are poor| in two days of April at different banks jors of the Aldermanic Com-| hospital as a suspicious person while 2 | _ ito A be “These men are not militonatres,| ever had,” continued to show the gain. | M'*slener Waldo for alleged extortion] he of a large callbre. aren Ble Doel cures Uses The Be f i ds dentist, his er O; Qua ty | 7 re a te wife and four-year-old son Howard, ., s ‘, © Feith this latest doveiopment—announce- tphoenh nay sent can | Seebee Gancaree Sana mittee hud been working for several | Detective Mangin went over to Brook. i d 4 \Ill \thereis alwa ualit f from the District-Attorney that ee eee oie iia wind iy | ln the presence of Distriet-Attorney BETES TRG EES eee tees tones Cale (TREE SOACCUE WBE BRAT FSBIE Bai: Telurad anaiiniase Burr celavees OER RS ! Wy lie t bri ey - by rid itian Fe Comsnitsioner Waiso's once iden of reasonable bail ts about $2,000 | Whitinan and Justice Edward McCall |Doller Inspection in the hands of the| PO. 314) pranch of the ¥. M. C. ly hurt, last night when’ a freight train | that brings a smule ol satis: gett sen |@ panel wa are for the extraordl-| Police has bei in a v, | Bary Grand Jury which is to sit under | raft. Assistant Distri¢t-Attorney Rupia Justice Goff after the John Doe pr Even Cominiéslotier Wuldo, in hin last aoked that bail be fixed at $1600. Ne) ceodings, Justice MoCall @ili select | annual sppertarand that this matter be a Invest}. [24 that the, offense charged against) twenty-three of the Afty names listed | taken outnt.tue hands at the pol Tle the Pance, Departmen ty [Me pollceman—that of swearing away. | und present te them the evidence in the| gince? guy’ Raitee Mamas at the police, H into the Pollce Department bY | Jo omcers of the luw, the liberty of a| John Doe proceedings as they develop Somers Orme: @epmctment Pareriet- Attorney. itisen—ranked next to homicide in| /f indictments appear justified. Were not expert inspectors. The mem- ‘ae declared he “strongly hoped” paves. _— ll of this squad have a close super- District-Attorney would be sauce q , viaion over every buller in every build- waful in his investigation, and that] Judse Muldueen, after some arsine KH PLAYING ON FIRE ESCAPE, ing in New York City,*with almost Department might be rid as soon] @n4 consideration, fixed the ba GES unlimited power. Their ability to ex- possible of any rascals regardivun | $10.00. He sald that If Mr, Moore found | TOT PLUN TO DEATH. tort money, it is added, was without Meir positions, who were on its rolls, | the ball prohibitive, he would receive) ; — limit, and the committee is in possession IMr, Waldo also sald he atrongly | #M™lidavits to that effect, {Child Falls Three Floors, Tragedy] of a large amount of evidence along ed the District-Attorney would| The two prisoners could not furnish Indi ‘ “ this line. tinue to look into the private af-]the bond required and were sent to Ending Game of “Housekeep- Although no meeting of the committer ira of such police officials and civil. ing” Played Above Street. haw been called, It ts believed Chairman 8 of the Department who, in their| |x why he delayed removing Bec! The fire escape outside her mothere | Curran will assomble the members next jelal capacity, Were in a positions to Hocker to raid plase after place | window looked to two-year-old Marte | Wednesday to ratify the selection of tain money on the pretenss they | a¥ ft Wan brouRht to hin utente Murphy of No. 18 Greenwich street [Chief Flynn as chief investigator, an3 fere able to deliver protegion of any titi ike a nl to play “housekeeping,” |! outline the public hearings of the pln round afterward getting cash to throw p i ; the cases and. demanding. protection | She had some Uttle mud dishes she had |CoMmMittce, which will be held in the A Kiwave WILLING TO CO-OPER-| money from other keepers of tlegal | mad & prolife dource of| , it wa hat Pitehford shed into thelr automobile. together in a bank account and it was sald thai hford went to! cra omobile, Gepoxit box—was that he aid not QMO anything which could be con- faction, With a rich mel- low flavor and delightful smooth taste, it satisfies every expectation aroused by its appetizing appean | ance, a a HowResinoliscuringskin- || °57 ° ‘300 troubles here in New York ||"R7# XEAnty pouste Unsightly, Painful Eruptions on Face. Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Sizes “In an endeavor to rid my face of unsightly and painful eruptions, 1 triel every. ty Aldermanic x thi nds would mmmend, withor ef 1 tried Resinol ni horeatf and took them out on the | Nidermanio chamber of the City Hi Hesihol Ointment. and-as I noticed the benefit drow the tivs day''t Continued’ ade at Bei ity Wl eiakn, , landing, It wan threo stories up, but she | PeBinning shortly after the middie ut two months my face was cleated. “The bunples cureted 4 H Would sting and burn whenever I touched them, suffered about twed Rerinol, I now use Resiuol Soap constantiy and ‘ocrasionally Wt and my complexion is kept clear. 1 find Resinol Soap fine for washing the and Keeping the acalp free of dandruff.” (Signed) Mise Alicia Mulvey, 543° W. Bt. July 10, 1922, next month, ‘ p TO GIVE REASONS FOR] Was not afraid of falling J Brine what he mas al nes TWO TRANSFERS, ner she hummed softly to herself, At | Corporation Counsel Watson to be coun- it had the demotion of two police | last the meal was ready and she tried | %¢! for the committee, is still In Kings : ne * | nedbagigad nc iaice nade mae nis a reat ado has been m. to sit down to “eat tt. ‘Then she |ton and will not return to New York Child Had Eczema—Always Scratching. tale 1 Well a - | rs 4 ve oe fact one 0! ese had #! stipped oug ' “My child suffered. fro1 for eight He ft . yan reanent, < ; Waldo wax down bright and early [Over the fact that one of thewe had «| stipned through the aperture on the | nti next Monday. While no deftaite very sore ‘and he looked mrbed my" wits ee Sebamed ‘to, take the ‘child cut ena Moat wend few nights 1 ym |tanding and plunged to the atreet, | statement is forthcoming it Is. believed could not ‘seer ‘and day, becay ‘iged. too ni ys morning at Police rters, | raided a batch of disorderly houses in| iris . S 1 4 and peeling the skin off, ao much she even had to. th | ing on her head, & peace pact will be arranged between Rie tu . the first tong that he did was tol assoclation with agents of the Park- him, “Nothing seemed able to im till we used It : Y har “Wien 4 elghbors picked her up and carried | Mr. Speer and the members. of the Ointment, In few "Weeks be Wi ed, all well, after sand tomday we ean ry fnto touch with the Coryoration| jurst Hoclety and the Dixtrict-Atto : ° Piotegats all 08 Asm, Pig Be ae BL ee are dhe baat ic 7 ‘ falidel'd office, A man had been aa-|nev'a oft Tt can be stated with to her grief-stricken mother. An | Curran ; ‘ommittee, and that there will Chambers St,, Juve §, 1912. if rein the cmited vaido an ority that the transfer of (he) 4™mbulance was called, but when the| be active co-operation between Mr. ay iy er Cin, ditto, sali Nevis AE mqueation had nothing te| doctor looked at the child he eaid at |SPeer and Attorney Buckner, whom the | Ringworm Itched Day and Night. ‘ , . . cor ee ha cured H te worm, on my fy Waldo Cemoted from the rank of {With raldw that he did make but once she war dead, probably instantly [Committee hax wecured as assistant, || ,, ,"f Sontmacted ringworm, w mgt Aver werk ft grew iespen, mad tenk etegan ; for for saying to an Evening|father concerned = ratds that might) Killed —_— | form, I ster Mt to ig Resinol web, vs] Meal 1 sent Pelore anything ls, t opt stout aventn ah pero hms: valde iilhiciplaiie ea Wanted my tare with Iesinol Soap first a felio ones, reporter that he had orders from | "ave been projected. Mr. Waldo has ip to New London, | crening. ta two daye I felt @ retlee of ieehing: continued the wwe of Hecincl ene hot a all the facts, and anybody with au- BRIDGE CAR HITS WAGON N, Aug 2&.—The Navy | and vol Ointment for about two weeks, when the orm disappeared from my | Headquarters i are Alsorderty hou thority to know, or the Heutenant 5 Department has decided to pend the bar. fi Signed) Henry ¥, Short, 288 Fourth Ave.. July 15, 1012. : - haphidid Be Shot COReaItAn POuhe | Aimasls,. cal call at the Commision’ | ome Weld-up Caused Wereek of | tethip Ilinols and probably also the Try Resinol Soap and Ointment Free. ey the cy " era office an ee why aide battleship Indiana to New London, Resinol Ointment, with Hesinol Soap, 1s also an ideal household remedy. for realy the Commissioner has are|just why the transfer was mad Nelnon's Bakery Van, Conn., during the convention of the At. comunon troubles “as “A Jona of sores, boils, uicers, burns, scaida, Inged a list of disorderly house raids An uptown inspector, recently ap 7 Theis DaboaR Wares yay ete Chatto, sunburn, ian, ln eet BS Ties Your ruses st! Re de by Hayes as Insp concerns | pointed, was at Mr. Waldo's office to xet| When the crush of traffic was at its aren Pe rare Devt. Sze, Nesinol Chem, Co. Baltimore, Ad, ct cet Hie lili . there Sept. 4-6. President Taft 1s to at a J ertain policeman pifted out of his height ov the Brooklyn Bridge a few Which the latter never consulted | Se wh See eee matic Lat nee Prealby tend the convention. rters. Mr. Waldo expecta to] faiding squad, It Was mated that Mr.|minutes before eight o'clock to-day, that, Hayes would, never nace | Waldo avked why, an the man in ques-|John Nelson, driving a bakery wagon —— - $$ $_$_$_____. a ere Treetaa\davih thare'e¥er was py | Hon bad bee wilh nim only a tew faye belonging to his brother, N. V. Nelson hh al less than a week. The a WHO lof No, 21 Bergen street, Brooklyn, ce Buch an order as Hayes salt ’ ’ . A ie one In whom the Commissioner 4a%) heard the o re Deen promulgated from Headg the utmoat falt led that the polle Knab ata HOOK Se et Ahad sine fF ever such an order, verbal cr] man had no sooner Kot into the Broad. | )Urned oat en tak bo Hi : 180 Importer of Diamo Sem Bcascaarices a, Wenn Sa tate enve’? ''tuctes Was’™at| bell wounded, the ear etruok’ the rear ew Ide Broadway, New York oO - v4 evi » to try the man and of the wagon. ri a OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK, Rr uy FE Cn. whore it came | 6 him, but the Inspector wanted | Wagon, driver and horse were thrown Sold in the only way suger | are et ee him shifted and at once, which was jout hard against the fron guard of the e f firing the person who did tt a: Mace cual Muetaa ak eeatee iar ae in ucoar should come into the home C23 e Gor 00D REPORTS OF | hens two tnatances are cited to ahow |i a tangled heap of wreckage, Nelaon ; f in dust-tight sealed packages. 'TACHE. that the public does not know all that lorawled out badly brulsed. The car Th Concerning of the | !% Solng on at Pollow Headquarters ‘jad proceeded over the bridge before e economical sugar CZ) takes icp Department, oan We tn eres eee nvealiy chen Din he could find ite number or the name the place of powdered sugar on Pian to have visited @ sufety der Vytrvam of complaints to be tnveatt (OF the motorman, | aha | berries and cereals{Z3 and better o posit x every time a cer Ine | gated. The Commissioner makes it his undreds o| ehind ‘9 apector drew some money from a bank, [rule never to indict a tranacer upon a (the Wreckage and took turns with the than ordinary granulated sugar , } My. Waldo said that he appointed the|man until he i* morally certain that |cars in using the few feet of free . for cooking. $140 Seer Sein? j at mi . -ecelvii surances [there is Wrongdoing space left ] eo f WORTH werk) SOMME goers Sing We nie foceas mane ne es h germ-proo The “Domino” name $190‘ Sten Ze | the was worthy of the utmost con. | ™ eee ‘ cnet aia assures its quality Cg eve k nl $ 240 rere 10Saun8 283 beset! 2- STOP HAVING INDIGESTION =eane eer mang" as DIT he Young man's employers Weight th months ago and recently, and he S Packages. Guaranteed as received assurances that the clvilla THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING CO. las above reproach, and was th. Adérece — New York City Tt was stated at Police Headquarters " pes aos hat during the fast y 4a halt 2500 Se upto #29° Bottled only at the ] t deal of the young man who | ‘Toenjoy food andatthesametimede- | Prove to yourself after taking a little brewery in crystal le te being mentioned as involves | rive proper benefit therefrom, your stom: |Cooper's New Discovery that” your clear bottles, showin, In the banking arrangements with tho | stomach is ax good as any and there is t Le h Inapector. From time to time the y« ach must be ina healthy condition, WM) nothing: wrong, with ice ae one A at a glance that it an In auestion tas volunteered certain | your stomach is upset and out of order {mentation of food and begin eating what OST ETW TI is clean and pure, j mation to his chief and on more “4 2, chole 0 “ b4 Maes sbaasten Af te elated he eae, | ball of the time, chol will fail to with ut fear of indigestion, | eMONDAY EVENINGS Serveittoyour family and ed that Hieut. Charles Recker ne {tempt you. A bad, out-of-order stomach er's New Discovery tones up the | rve ly and guests. j anaterred from) command of the lig w forerunner of many serious diseases, [}2*ucny hula. the digestive organs in St AVE“ O™ ST. Phone or write. hy condition, rids the be trong Arm aguiad When you feel run-down and half sick, | petsona re kaa eaten ri ied b dealers every. ‘The reason Commisstoner Waldo re y isons and excessive gas, makes rich, Supplied by best dea ery: J) Hosed to demote Becker long ago way| have a bad taste in the mouth, coated |red, healthy blood, helps the liver and where. Served in Leading llotels, NY Rare his fecapliation was dems dea tongue; when you are droopy, nervous, Minera aud midbes Ufo worth ilving, Pe Cafes and Restaurants, fy : iment. Mr, Waldo is understood | feel blesied after cating, and your food |, bottle, take three dusescone before Pho have held that Becker must pe | lies like # heavy lump in your stomach, |each meal—and if you don't feel theime MO BETRA CHARGE FOR IT, i ing into sacred preserves, else | you can make up your mind that at the | mediate ben of mply return the Advertisments for The World may be left at RNY would not have been such an| bottom of all this there is one cause~|bottle to your dr t and any American District Messenger office ia the fapanimous appeal for his tragyter That | stomach trouble, money back. For at alldr * ty uai.@ P.M, ow 44 \ “ 4 '