The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1912, Page 2

bP ae THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, Columbus avenue liquor dealer, who was montioned before the Aldermanic com See: UOCLENR From Yonkers on waa the pretty part ft » “eolle f the walk. ‘The mare’ took War- | tin 7 are Onde a8 Se In First Day’s March to Albany $35, "20 sith scene tos | ur Coleeeus Teveu poe river, and with song and quip and | « red at Headquarters and had ma‘ vefore Chief In- and Deputy Com. @ lengthy statement spector Sehmittberge: missioner Walsh. Woit refused to what he had told the two Department offictais, but Commissioner Waldo said there was “something of value future investigation’ in what liquor dealer had admitted, WOMEN’S CHARGES AGAINST PO. | LICEMEN AT TRIAL. HIKES 10 ALBANY SON SPRAINED ANKLE tor | the — Rosalie Jones Gets a Wrench! Spector Cabalane's staff will be tried | Oldest Suffragette of Pilgrires lugeare machine, was Alphonse Major, the quartermaster, 6 stories, as told from pl thre passed merrily until farewell had to be said to "Workers pion a the tine between that ity and ¢ m to pilgrim, Was the Amackagsin Ino. sone mients rode home) WEAK ONES FALL OUT AND | THEN THERE WERE SEVEN. | macy began to drop simultaneously, the | 1912. TURKSHALTPEAGE AUOTOROFPUAZACO. KEEPS YOUR. TALK WHEN GREEKS ; BALKONP PROTOCOL | Refuse to GoOn With Confer-| potentiaries of the Balkan allies and of | ACCUSED OF ROBBING | THE HOTEL OF 316,000 5 Gilbert Farantosh Is Arrested | and Held Under Heavy | tel of this city and the Copley-Plaza of Boston, SCALP CLEAN Policemen Kilmer B. Buckland and From Amagkassin north, the pliget: . ‘ Edward Wiederkehr will be tried for in € }mbing a Fence on Miss | followed the river, gazing at the Pal ence Because Armistice Is Bail } making « faise statement to thelr su: | | Sten cree Torte ene fot | inal if ‘pains \ Gales. snd Mes. Maceiali and Me | Helen Gould’s Property. Clouds’ didn't really prewnge snow, and | Not Signed by All Allies. - } Strauss, two @isorderly house keepers | talking learnedly about playing 01 vert Farantowh, auditor of the 4 meitioned by Mrs, Goode, have been — = wight | etanda "They were eeu | _ clin eae hios ican ubpoenaed to appear as witnesses . fe Sehr | troupers by that tim TOON, Des time e " “4 e . 4 denne vai. TARRYTOWN JS PASSED. | And +0, just as’ the shades of night |, ea path er re be ane beat | ducts the management of the Plaza Ho- | Sergeant Daniel W. O'Grady of In- | and the shades of the Levington Phar. | °! y to |duy's march ead was held by Magistrate Freschi on the complaint of Robert Shobel, the There were present | the Ottoman bo pire who are gathered Crusaders Push On to Croton | | then: hese with’ the object of beingin " in the Harlem Police Court this after- | Second avenue man who swore that | Gen. Rosalie Jones, Marabal Stubbs en" |noon on a charge of grand larceny. bis] O'Grady bad tued to “hold him up” \ for Dinner-and for Rest |Burseon-General Lavinia Dock who | Veace The absence of Greece's signa-| pno prisoner was ordere dto appear for { for_ protection before arresting Mrs i. . | | cane. pM. aie pol aun eae ture to the armistice pro’ celled the examination to-morrow morning and Biidbelas the”keeper ot a disorderly | =e case "), 9 D cause of the hitch in the proceedings and | pa\] was fixed at $10,400 | house, ‘The Shobela will be witnesses | To-Night. . Ar atte cnet, Miclen Mow Greeley | the delegates found it nevessary to ad-| Farantosh wax arrested speci- | } against O'Grady. | were some volunteer Journ without effecting any real vus'-| fle charge of having stolen Al * ! Mrs. Goode, Manny Mass, the beer meee nae vi Yonkers who wouldn't hav ness, They will not meet again until} torney Marshall, for the company, told | 1 hottier named by her es the agent of] ‘The first casualty occurrid to-day in in the paper for anything, And, \iate on Thursday afternoon and in the| the Court that hit peculations would | | the “Vice Trust;* Bol Wolf and several! the tittle army of seven suffragettes who | seven photographers, one movie-man aguregate $16,000. The auditor was | Arrested. this afternoon in hiw omer at | Frequent shampoos with Cuticura Plaza by Detectives Oswald and Soap, assisted when necessary by c Hed to the hotel | gentle anointings with Cuticura treasurer of the | Qintment, afford the purest,sweet- women whom Mra, Goode named as payers of protection money have been | | subpoenaed to appear against Pottces |" man John J. Skelly. | During the last few days many names | have been sent tn anonymously to the jeantime will communicate with their , e governments. After thelr adjournment Dr. 8. Danef, | er of the Bulgarian delegation | and the president of to-day's mbeting of | and eleven tramping correspondents. Miss Jones and M the night to the he areon the hike for Albany th t uK0 “votes for women.” Cen, Roshilo Jones wrenohed her ankle tn climbing a fence to make a short cut through the property of Miss Helen Gold on the Stubbs went for e of Mra, Rosweli bigh hills behind | it sought the hotels. * said Gen. Rosalle the town. The ri “Fellow soldie before leaving, request f Many ales and not 4 | the conference, contiamed the report ihat § to Mr Marshal, the Plaza /est and most economical method District-Attorney, and = Bion x Way to Tarrytown, Surgeom-General | ot yl fomOrrOW. NIEHE ® Rott] the question of the protocol had been | sold the Copley-Plaza a lot of] of freeing the scalp of infants and bond + spairprgant snp ed ‘oan oh bh per Dopk ‘was there immediately with her halt unttl we are beneath the classic |under discussion without # decision being | silver. A client of the latter hotel had investigation w made of eac! nd from minor eruptions Arat-ald kit, The plucky general equirmed | DOCK; outlines of Sing Sing. What ray you paid his bill amounting to $641. children P' id to the #on named, reached. rmistice. and rcctiaing beh tein noes " . Here ¢ ch 3 < ye and scalings and of es- om AAEM, mentioned an evatt cele |® Dit and made a few wry {heen and . - sc URRY Ao ond teat the there Fe: rng formal ofclal report o€ to-day'a| Mee tare on March i of this year. [Stchings an halt tail, lectors are already under surveillance. |eclared she was ready again for the | respondents had been picked up by the/ only going to march to Yonkers any-|could: Just as cheerfully as reguiar| meeting says: lturned the amount over to the auditor] tal They are scattered in all parte of the | hike. [automobile of a local correspondent] how, and ao donned patent-leather | soldiers. “The meeting of the conference has) jy told him to credit it to the Copley. | Catlenra Soap and Olammant void throwrbeut te Gite, Meeldentatty, a tn ‘the Becker | Mies Jones, the general, it roust ave jana arrived ahead of the army When | pumps and allk openworks. Popular ce ete email’ en, Rosalle, “vou] peen adjourned until Thursday at 4 Plaza’s account. Several days ago ex- world, Liberal sample. of cash malig from, i the walking contingent of the war cor-| persons! n e Bove! fT ote * re oT < * ok eon ag tl lh MO understood, doesn't have to watk to Ale) ot Sie ‘long the eermeants| KNAPBACH®® HELD BRAIN FOOD, {trun the cotortibeary when the shados Aree Arle) ecto Senge hog pene, mere ee LBA gas serutinised, ‘The District Attorney's may |dany. She ts the daughter of Mra. Ellz- {at the club said them nay. Bless me, - YANE LIGRY Sal Semen ceed with the negotiations until after | Covered on which the arrest was made ” » abeth Jones, who is sald to be almost | they couldn't low them in. ut tl 5 Sere, anise ” Magistrate Fresch! asked Mr. Mar- of these “collector Lost | they couldn't al hem But they [RUAN faked ik aeaula | they have received instructions from i lgputy collectors’ became ausp!- | another Hetty Green. Miss Jones is} got in. One woman of the club was| Wel, anyhow, there were thirty-four thelr Government at Constantinople.” | *2all whether the eniesing amount was jously * bout the first of thie| worth about $2,000,000 herself, Already | heard to different sorts of shoes striking out, It te understood that the powers of | te only sum the prisoner is accused = poe ~ ‘ ed M et eat h 4 all length skirts, ¢ he 4 of taking, andM@the attorney replied month, and then as sygdenly became jal} the newspaper correspondents on the My, we can't eat with the report-| and all length skirts, from the dragey the ‘Purkish plentpotentiaries do not! that it was only one charge of many “lean.” march have fallen in love with her, she /@P% 7 ' Plea eet oe Pe . 4 | Gutnoriae Cheat 't0 “ssonemies! the 2164 | tobe ride preeshstnel sonesioas i ‘The bank books ,of at least two {a 80 sweet and gracious and so pretty ‘) @ach and dozen ic delegates unless Greece signs the ri —— ' leged collectors have been called f0F. | goo, | But this was sleapy Hollow, Some] yellow and white banners aloft, and FOR CHRISTMAS? thesefore they we day they'll wake up there the sergeant and two mounted police- il They show heavy deposits about the "1 er nained Te Afte: r bathe tb | obliged to refer the matter to Con-| year of being sent to a truancy school Bein carpet sweeper type, before the middie of the month. The joon, ‘They ware Pere Jones; Mrs, |t? Share the hardships of the pilgrims | @8 Laat Bid bpd want. fall a LB AGHHE THE ERC Hite tant conference, fold, of No. 38 Amboy street, Brookly: cues ton, @ thar i stumbling block Js that all depo: Stubbs and Misaes Dock, Craft and ‘They must get used to long Likes and | ine ry he ragette carr’ it a birch | anmduring the firs een minutes o ‘The Greek representatives refused to Philadelphia. Fenja he agiateae atee HN an cai, and that all: withdrawals ate Ginrk The intrepid five were met on{ ny pillows and short rations, The] sat ani f her shoul ler wore a} trading most of the active stocks J»ined] sign the protocol when invited to do so |, 4 also jn cash or by checks Grawn 10 ih, toad trom Sleepy Hallow by Cf-|4ar ladies offered them the socond| ait mee rreeee i, clea Big in a substantial decline. wading and] to-dey, pointing out that it would make i “cash.” ford {armon, the aviator, who extended | table. But the war correspondenis | eee pra horrid a con. | Uetish Valley were weakest, failing uff) no practical difference, as the allies Renjamin has 4 The discoveries regarding the mete [them the courtesy of his, bungulow, fused to be unheroixed. They would go, } Te?! rift they one and three-quarters and one and| Were united and the decisions reached | Barly to-day he entered a Paliadelphia | H] ot the colleccors In the two Ten ee ey nese whiten was wnt: | 3¢% UNC WOUK ext Yet before reaching’) tna donen hard -bulled 960m, & PACLAgE | OO Ursor reapectivel by the members of the Balkan League} pice station, gand.tie was tings and, | derloins show a thoroughly systema- - | Albany. One sweet w an widied up couuaum 0 would qually inspir by a full stoma told his story Phone i tized way of goiny about the work. ||” pnts fam la ie a to them at the door and whispered that | PArilla. ‘The Cloning Quotations. dels taaialas wade ais ru Ser Mineo. Keaeot (hin nue 1697 worse bod seit bd Attached to each staff was a little tion. i eck, of the Sleepy |S! Could get them coffee and rolls, but © | ‘The following were the highest, lowest and laut i | Irom the hill leading down to the Nae ia anes pipe one Peanute—concentrated food. be BUY DIRECT OM. | town square these ladies, clad in velvets ° ON FOR] A contractor's wagon contatning nine- es FR i CErslope, SamOTEOE bat nod to be mis. 4 wables, beheld the crowd awaiting DINNER AND REST. teen noisy young men who yelled “Yea, —h MANUFACTURER i taken, in which the “fee” for the ensu- ST. ° 3 { ug month te placed ‘This envelope re- (9 Welcome thom and wanted to turn} Gy y , fe dloshg tegped bapfonv age fiorson = SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE dbp We ope heck ‘But Gen, Jones pushed. them|, “eM: Jones and her little army did not] jy behind the #ingle file Hne of march. Fig § { Perici eas beear erpes og tne sax ccd and they creuted aa much at-|K00W of the happenings to thelr p05 | devery trotley car that pasued dinged ite be: L h Ge ods x ter 1 that ekvenistion te, tention as the marchers, Minn Jones| S8ents. And the correspondents pre-| bell; every auto wheoped its aisen:; aR eat er GO Novelties no area: over ‘} om hin the square and Mrs, |%Fved a stole allence and suffered for! Drummer Abbott broke her drum and rae | Logradaed haxng = gh». yy verapaemmpond poset Niowes het, The remaining |'"@ cause. It was planned to stop at] nad tt fixed; the camera ang movie men rae weft) found that any ea- piigrime looked tired atter the day's the Weskora in Ossining to-night, but] climbed crees and shot and @imed. : ; aBations have attended even the orig- Sie chute! piabh: hiob | walt! Mins Jones received a wire saying that} At Yonkers the gallant Yonkers +58 i {1p remap foe the transfer of \ hp deed one of the family In the hostelry had] men—Sergt. Condon und Patrolman - * i s money. died. It was then decided to push on! Caulfeld—stepped up and took the + 8 j One person who Is expected to furnish | ENTHUSIASM FOLLOWS VISIT] io Groton for dinner and to «pend the ranking place, arsuion just @head of 5 } agers Information is Jack Sullivan, | OF CHIROPODIST. night there. ‘The hikers show signs of| Gen, Rosalie. And they le@ the jay Pei) cuce “King of the Newsboys)” who has | “pnth im filled the air and encour-| fatigue, but they won't say they are! down to Getty Square, where the brave Seen in Jail since avon after te murder | agement was showered on the suffra- wettes as the tramp was resumed out of Irvington at # o'clock A. M. The walkers alRounced that they were fresh as daisies after the rest through the night and that there was not @ doubt weary the least bit. What became of the other twenty- | seven who started yesterday from Van rtlandt Park? Oh, they got tired and came back, But thelr desertion was « mere incident. The remaining seven are sergeant whispered to the General: AND THE MAYCS. WAS REAL| NICE ABOUT IT, TOO. “It, you're going to have that meeting here you'd better see the Mayor and wet @ permit.’ | vf Merman Rosenthal and ta the only 1 one Indicted for the kil." who has not been tried or released. He 1s #aid to “Fifty per cent in- terest on me if Know conditions on the east side and and nA chance tu aid the pro eution, probably would not burt His chances of getting out of jail, WALDO KEEPS RESULTS OF IN- | of their concluding the Journey to Al- | bany. Gen, Rosalle Jone: Stubbs spent the night in the pretty and Mra. Jesste woing on to the capital at any coat, Yesterday they, negotiated from thirteen to eighteen miles—according to the per- | | permit, and he even stood up in M! So they w the Mayor and got a Olive Schultz's scout car, which was Serer tere etc., for Xmas— for the deposited in ARAB ed fittings; cla... fe jand Bag, ++ 8125 Big Valuce—st Big Savings. D. A. DOYLE Cigarettes. Buy a box today,” ALL DEALERS son you happened to ask how far It| the platform, and introfuced Gen. + . VESTIGATION SECRET. home of Mra, Rothwell Skeel overlook-| was from New York to Irvington. | somear se tntroduced Marsbal Stubbs, ee | Coupon in the Very little is known of tue resulte ing the Hudson, while the Misses Lav- ima Dock, Sybil Wilbur and Alico Clark, Mre.. Helen Hoy Greeley and Mrs. Frances Lang stayed at tne Graham Hotel. Mra, Skeel had made ‘To-day they expect to tramp to Os-| ining. Not a single one of the seven would admit there was the slightest possibility of failure. They have many rounds of talcum powder left, one of who spoke and then presented Mfrs, Laidlaw, who said farewell. Then e erybody went down to Yonkers Suf- frage Headquarters and had: Hot Bouillon. } ef Police Conunissioner Waldo's invea- Ugation of vive stories. Inspector Dwyer ie also conducting an inquiry of nis own, It is understood the suapensioi of Policeman Weiderkehr resulted from orth, Peeifies 122 a a” mt, & Went E tty % 43 Pitts, Read 7 ings —1% { the Inspector's activity, while that of | preparatians for the marchers. She had | the camp followers 1s a woman with an Apples. Oranges, Hep. meds... : i O'Grady followed a complaint by Revert PeoaehE from ew York an expert|4rnica and witch hazel concession, and Crackers. Ken heel ‘ +1, MANES OF, WINNERS in Tee, | b coreg lye rrreegryye nt °° — chiropodist who went over the feet of | they have learned to rid their shoes of Chocolate Creams. ‘och Gise Pustisheo GECEMBER Siar, the walkers before they retired for the night, Everybody went to bed carly and slept soundly unti! near the time for their departure this morning. Breakfast was served at Mrs, Skeely's home and when the meal. was finished the ladies declared that they were iu the finest fettle. A big crowd came in from Tarrytown to swell the ranks of the suffragists of Irvington, FRIENDS IN AUTOS ACCOMPANY THE MARCHERS. A number of autos were in the pro- cession that fied out of Irvington and along Broadway ‘to Tarrytown. Among those in the machines were Mra. Fred J. Hall and her pretty daughter Betty, refused to he said, fused when tho amount suggested was |{e latter carrying & large American seenees to $35. Then he was arrested, | ak; the Misses Sarah and Katherine his conviction, which carried with | Walker, Col. and Mra, James McNaught, {a fine of a followed. Shobel's story | Mr. and Mre. John D. Herrin, Mrs. ie paid to have been told ¢o the Dis-| ernest Ling, Mr. and Mrs: Edward De {rlet-Attorney Just before his trial. | Wolf Morse and Mra Charles ¥, Odell ‘A halt was made at the Morence Hotel age gg a Pid 8 in Tarrytown, where were quartered OGrady’s testimony in Special ~---| the war correspondents—the newspaper men and women who are going to Al- stray gravel and cinders as easily 4s the fat German empties his bass horn at @ band concert. DIDN'T KNOW THERE WERE 80) MANY ROCKS, BUT—— | But the faithful sewen are willing to| admit they didn't know there were so many rocks in the world as they have already kicked up on thelr way to the | Governor's Mansion, ‘They started out | t> prove to the Governor they were will- | ing to auffer to get the ballot, however, 4 they are doing it. ‘Nhey intend tu finish feet down or feet first, so don't make fun of them or they'll have the last laugh, The suffragette infantry has already learned to dodge an automobile with the eyes closed, and without walting for the order “Deploy.” And they have but @ trifle under 125 miles more to go! That recalls @ promise to deny @bsurd report that some of the mar ers were not going to wear stockings! One statement was printed that a few intended to paint their—well, intended And there the Rev. J. L. Twamiley Joined on, with a yellow badge and a staft and much enthusiasm. Ho was the third man to take en actual part in the proceedings. Ahead, with the Ley doen car driv by Mrs. Schuits, wag . Newman, Bebind, iy the @t No. % Second street. Shobel went to both the District-Atiorney’s office and Police Headquarters yegerday, accom- panied by & woman, Wnvse mame was hot divulged, Shobel, sixty-four, runs the Second street premises as a furnished room house. He was convicted on the iest- Mmeny of O'Grady and two other plain clothes inem that women of the street Were tenants of the house aud that they were permitted to continue thelr Use of the rooms, despite repented Warnings, between June 10 and Oct. + shobel was arrested Oct. 2. ose it ee scorer ee | MUSTEROLE—Quick Rellet From Rheumatism! E hus reliewod thousands pains of rheumatism. It will relieve you sight now. Get a jar at once from the nearest drug ore, Itisaclean, white ointment made with the oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Brings ease and comfort while it is being rubbed on! MUSTEROLE is ease ron A Socsore and uurees. baleen of ji used annually for Bronchi FOU) Stiff, Neck—Asthm: remake Crea ition — Pleurisy- ee Buy Your Candies Early and Avoid ‘the Rush ASSORTED HARD ‘ucts. Buch ws Buttercups, Hat ope, Mela Waters, 2 hig, Frat ables Caramels PeUND BOX CANDIES Some, hie Tse ONE-POUND BOXES mA. FIVE-POUND BOXES 1el"ant seater eee PASEIOKED CLEAR ter Ben .POUND BOK ae eat pene a BARI Sei cai Two Wonderful Stores for Victors 366 - 5* Ave. in the heart of the (the shopping adsticl, 1429 ‘Broadway in the and the centre Cong ool ee FASHIONED i | AL TOWS. 5¢ POUND BOX TE ee, io TAY Prmalefina af St —Chilblains-—Frosted Feet—Colds of ont dai the Chest (it perce prope sions was Istened to with close atten- to paint on the only stockings they At your d 25c and 80c jars, tion, Mt was said to-day. He sald be) pany with the marchers, Another re-| wore, Kach and every one assured the as low as everywhere OUND ands pecial a re pial sae Jor $4.60. i aes Of the Use that was being inade | CPUCN was accorded the intrepid march: | accompanying reporters that she wore = — camer no subwtitute If your times of the use that was being made | ors in Tarryiown and Miss Stubba made | a perfectly good pair of stockings, as easy as anywhere best Aves cannot supply you, send $5c or 80e to 1G given at the very time of the misuse, |@ speech in the public road. wds| ‘To go back a bit, however, the thirt; FRUITS. ote. Oni Musterole , Company. Cleveland, Tho Policeman further offered the rec-|came from all directions along the line | four starters had dwindled to fourte. TIGH GRA io, and we will mail you a jar postage | ord of the arrest and conviction of four lof march, and it was @ mob that stopped | when they left Yonkers yesterday after- | Uilbodta as, § PRS S te fn of 1 women texan tnto remene tm the Bouse, at the parish house of &t, Mark's Epla- | n00n, Gen, Rosalie Jones of course led} me the September, 1911, taken with bad case of rheumatism, 1 two first class doctors, but received ‘mo help. A. short time since @ friend advieed me to try Musterole. I did so, In 5 days I was 76 per oval 1 ware copal Chureh, The girl students from | with Mrs, Katherine Abbott second, beat Miss Knox's Seminary and the boys | ins a small drum, A census of shaea | from the Irving School under Prof, J, | Jisclosed the following statistle IMPORTED ity GLACE FRUITS, NEW CROP, JUST ARRIVED, 5-POUND BOX! Former Commissioner of Accoun Raymond B. Fosdick will be the a better and in 15 days 1 was perfectly well, witness to-marow before the ‘ataor- | 9p Furman—1% pupits in aallmcrowded | Gen. Rowalle Jones, hish tens, turn- LS \«<: f |i. Herman, Veputy #heriff, Mayville, N.Y, re into ‘the hal wo Hiten to the abeechen of [WB f0%¥i Prumnee” Abbott, ° Mack SPECIAL OFFER taSUNDAY-SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, Ete. Gen, Sones and les Stuvds. From the patent leathers; Grand Marshal Jessie hail the pilgrims again took up the line | Hardy Stubbs, black oxfords and tan | Those Who fan Least 4 of march, spats; dies Lawinis Deck, Gaisfooied Why use Department Store Candy whan you can get Afford Loss of Time Aptak {paving te Mask’e parish house | ise iil tiie ee renee aes Loft’s Pure and Fresh—made hourly Committees Gladly Waited On Even Though Not Ready to Purchase and the girls of Mise Kuox's Beminary | worn previously in the Alpe; and #0 on, jand the boys from the Irving Bohool | Scot for the two young secretaries had given them three cheers the march-| S¢ ars, Jamos Lee Laidlaw, who were jers proceeded through North ‘Tarry- town. GIVE A STUDENT CRY FOR SUF- POUNDS OF ee ee MI Annet ABSOLUTELY PI Weer Cah AND 60 HALF-POUND BOXES, FOR....... OF THAT OLD-FASHIONED AND 60 HALF-POUND HAVE RHEUMATISM Sciatica and Neuritic pie who bay or te) ai egies FRAGETTES. moet wre from Theumation: The girl students gave them a yell zyndor them unadie | tke thle: Mwork—s0 the whole | “May, wthetic but none 3 Go tm the world $2.70 POUNDS OF “MANHATTAN MIXED,” CON $3.30 as A 8 FOR ia aD Nea $3. 90 New Yorkers buy the most DAY AT FOUR O'CLOCK, remember LIPTON ’S LARGEST ASSORTMENTS fj Demands, Watches GOLD JEWELRY pay tm weekly or monthly payments, No employers rererence necessary, ALL GOODS GUARA’ 1D. Pay et your convenience, Call write, “Phone 586i w representatir? + Of destred., OPEN EV | EVERY ray, ray! Dro not fret. Wet all’ get ty Albany yet,"* The hoys responded with this: Opee charae ‘ortinndt and 1 ‘orcleck. Harel 54 BARCLAY STREET T prompiness usualy TO-MIGHT ‘anil D o'clock. 206 BROADWAY . open witha: ten street stores o Hoth of which t leclared were very cute, ‘Lge preseription ef a phywician. « he Bel known special of diel stand The Weal. Nurity « hora yalted bef eepy Holle: ‘ Cor. West Broadway Cor. Fulton St. They know a good thi ar, ct Desesate Geucal sea peae ene shat 29 CORTLANDT ST. 147 NASSAU STREET For 10c and 860 uneqalled. © Send Taking he pictures of the Cer. Church Street Bet. Beekman & Spruce Sts hikers bs pi Park Row & Nasseu St. rt of the day's work, Then they went to the Sleepy Salen Club, where @ luncheon nad been hae , or them. Three of the ste 08s | 206 W. 125th STREET ‘At City Hall Park taal ‘Just East of 8th Ave. / ‘The apecified weight in cosh instance ackades the contalnes, | “nel » fer DREGE, Bacon es Sustains and Cheers Lost, FOUND AND REWARDS, ih a