The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1913, Page 12

eee Shae Pea IAT SETS FREE. ROBIN ag MS tla Ge iggy moe FREE | FATHER AND SON HELD FOR TAKING LOOT LEFT ON SIDEWALK IN RAIN bakiciiphideniy Rented’ a Loft, the Pulice Charge, to Hide’Stolen . Goods. ' s Jacob Sherman Ghd Mis! son Tous, Awenty-four years old, of No, @% Bned- ac. | her avenue, Brockivn, rented a toft at from the Wasn.|No. 6 Broadway early to-Gay and there the @fortnern|*4 depomiied several heavy vases of (netitutions he was| 82% that had lain on the sidewalk in Derecters, thé rain ever nce yenerday afternoon. Sentemne on Friday, on ‘Withye Give hours both were under ar- pra Cent, charged with grand larceny and WE LADDER THE, | F COURT GRANT “TACKS PUGE| WHITH PLEA Krotel Angry“Over |Suspeniled Sentence Urged for Rearrest-of Maddox, After Bankwrecker, to Ald in. Ty alae receiving stolen goods. "Capt. McKinney, in charge of the de- tegtives on the lower west side, received |@ report Inst night that cases containing woods vajued at $1,600 shipped yesterday travis & Co. Til it i clemency. | was arranging to. deliver the load. of ventetoe 16 probable, it! Late tast night the truck was found jon the east side empty, with the horses angry, tired Gnd (rety, ‘The deter- tives. Were unable to get any trace of the |the person who had run off with the ttuck. fe s thie to] But Capt. McKinney heard to-day of ie the packing cases filled with goods that | make had been allowed to remain on the side- ‘They learned from the superintendent pote Weel ait the building that the Shermans had nes and] UCCH around right and carly and rented @ Joft and hed the cases re 10 Jf continuation, which intetfered with the | thé minkitig of plans which could not 04. ladvantage of the administration if the ie fi i Pr repre po ns Mogistrate, * Ajgalnst'Sale’ of ‘Contents, \ sguticde' tecgndttey, Setter ane Pom. ‘Odr.'| dag, in the Court of: Bpeciel Sessions to- || ay, handed down s decision that is of Inteteat to aif Housewives: The Sustices decided that dt ts nét a cPtine to refer dmpty: -catoug ietly jar and Blokie cortginers, so 16mg ae they fot offered for sale, ‘ The decision was upon the case of ¥, @ restaurant-keeper at ith avenue, who was E i Tivt uf ZEs Hi of catoup whieh he used in the restau: fant, “The comipibint was drawn ‘under the {radesmsfe a! Hi He il | i ely ii 4 ate Ze i. i My i i te ef Ets id ih hl i F 5 t of the place sold elatin ta 4 i Ze WRN BVERIRO wont Label. No Protection Except] are ify al i #4 z xi F ; F | apreati 3 2 = i 3 ti ik it A g i } —_——_——- Report Fee~*ypxpote BR. Co Be to PRILADELPHIA, Jan. 0.—The North Atherican this mornidg publishes @ re- Dott that the Pennsyivanis Ralitoad w to,aaa vastly ‘to ite already ried 16 0ald to be a YANN esr BY TAFT FOR THE |sssms okt nse ECONOMY BOARD mertcan Neer, President President Says Work of Mem- bers in Department Inquiry _ Will Save Millions, % 3g a .” doors hatches were Washed away and the atéornge § passengers wore areatly alarmed. ‘The Cunard itmer Ascdnla also arrived WAKHINOTON, Jan. §.—Congresn is gett noupeeeiel i. ont? asked to appfopriate $260,000 for con- tinuing the investigation of ths. com: miasion on economy and efficiency into the executive departments of the Gov- ernment, in @ epecial menaege to-day bY| ine gaveré Wreaident Taft teansmitiing 0° that! which earieéd | body the report of the commission. 1| York oa her hie message the President points out that “tire in no @reater eervicy that €an vbe rendered to the sountry than that of the continuance of the work of t Weather Tee Meugh, Campasioa igation se provided for continuously ing this bind of work ufider the Executive.” The President expresses the opinion that@the technique and procedure every braneh ané office of the Govern- thent should bé submitted to the same painstaking efamination as that given these on whieh..reports baye been made. To do this, however, President ‘Taft enya that ample funde must be Provided and te askm that Congress the. $260,000 appropriation by March 4 for the incoming President, | off “In my opinion,. say# the Pri nt, that we ask every from skin troubles Saxo recommend: i if followed 0p, Will result in savings of of Gola’ each year. “This has been Gene under thé Bandl- cap of inadequate Cunds and uncertainty i BR rei srisze flies ye Ge completely executed wtihin & few monthe. It would be very much to the Prestéent were authotiged to spend | ig amount he may deem to be [ft ahe Gervicd ontelde of Ut te of interbet te note’ that the cost ft clerk hire at the New York post- office atone is more than that indurred tm the Departments of War, Navy, ale Tea and Commerce atd! LAbor at ‘fashingten; that in the om. House at New York Thom your Gregaiet got We eunces of and bail an ounce of Globe Pine (Concentrated Pine). Tae ome ahd put them hiskey. a accord 1@ be the quickest cure known to the medica} profession. gure to get only the genuine Giobs Com! Concentrated . Pine), cihetay ate it from Wholessi, howe, Don't fool uncer: tafe ‘1 it risky. "ibat ter dhe pect or wander Pine ls Naked Ht Laborateriog | The Great Brill Semi-Annual Clearance . Of Overcoats & Suits Starts To-Morrow Morning At All Five Stores It’stheClothingEvent of theYear Wait for Itt! Complete, Detaile in To-Merrow’s Papers Brothers NOR, RAL LEGA ES 2.50 Worth of Merchand Urecertoe and Meats, as! 1,000 New, Smart Laks) Trimmed Hats ‘/ Qc; In the Very Height of Style' @ A ale of trimmed headwear that is most unusual i respect, Hard te imagine, but true—-79e for trimmed Hats thet are . isi aya aves heard of, Not One Hat Werth Lees Our a Prat taten fare Weert ts and t Tienes the Price Tee Hip apie ardpeuney mage) he fry feed perd gry on ft po ma ree der acter i of the fod ta in_hundrods SUGAR CURED, Lean HAMS - 16¢ “,