The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1913, Page 6

FRIEDNANN SAYS - $2,000,000 CANT | ~ BUY HS SECRET WNot for Sale at Any Price, | Says German Tuberculosis | Jott Diseases, One Hundred and ‘Twenty-third street and Madison ave- nue, today to select tWelve more pa- tients for the clinic which he will hold there to-morrow in the series he 16 conducting in am effort to convince United States Public Health and Marine Hospital service officials of the worth of his turtle tuberculosis cultures. ‘The Rerlin physician denied a story published to-day that he had been offered $2,000,000 from @ wholesale drug house for the exclusive privilege of selling bis anti-toxin, “It ia not true,” he sald. “It will not be true, 1 shall do no apch thing an nell this remedy for the profit of any man oF corporation.” Dr. Stimson of the Marine Hospital Bervice vinited Dr. Friedmann to-day and went over the plans for the com- THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 26, 1913. BURGLAR IS CAPTURED AT DOOR OF A POLICE STATION AFTER CASE on Fifth Street. lever, Mra. Mews raised the atarm and neigi bors in the rear, who saw the thief going over fences, took up the! result was that Clayton ran | » the arma of a detective as vd out of a doorway at No. 73 First avenue, across the street from jthe ntation. He confessed to the rob- bery and the Slegels identified the suite of clothes, #kirts and gold watch he took from them. While the first burglar was being “pedigree!” at the desk the second came skipping down Firat avenue. Be- [hind him was a determined man, bare- footed and in underclothes only. When Detective Coatano nabbed the yuraued he said he was Charles Mar- rino of No, @% East Sixteenth street He was a member of Car- quiry into the occurrences at Jakova, | American intends Inviting representatives of the;dinal Farley's party during the cere- otier Kuropean powers to be present. | montes in Rome, He will be buried from’ Austria-Hungary will not oppose these | the home of his brather at No. 816 Sev- invitations enteenth avenue, Brooklyn. Fresh reporte have reached here of | = ———s — a conversions by coercion of Catholic Albanians at Jakova, pK GEORGE H. GORDON DIES. Newapaper ™ Far Ahead of je in Cle Vote. George H. Gordon, a newapaper man and politician, died in the Coney Island Hospital yenterday of pneumonia. He was forty-ts.o years old. Before join: ing the staff of the Cleveland Plain Dealer he was nominated on the Demo- Makes Hot_& Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street . r 900 Lingerie Waists — regularly $2 tomorrow $1 A main event on our main floor . 4 ; ‘ His pursuer gave his name as Louis! cratic ticket for County Clerk in Cleve- He Specialist. tie leans Manat ry ae Rosenbloom; he said the man he had] land fn 1996 He ran 6,000 votes ahoad LY Cold Meats Tasty . -~ ‘The Fifth street station policemen! chased had robbed his home at No.jof William J. Bryan, candidate for — = Made of extra quality batiste and cotton ‘Dr. | Friederioh Franz Friedmann went to the Hospital for Doformities and _ New System of — Fat Reduction! n graceful figu whorls passii Every one hai resoription; tha: idea of condensing the lees ingredients into i are sold by by the M MONORAIL IN DANGER | THROUGH CHARTER ATTACK. The monorail road, otherwise known aa the Pelham Park Railroad, which haw encountered many aceldenta and Jost otf in many fights with the city officials -#ince its incorporation, may now lone ite charter, Corporation Counsel Watson will be asked by the Board of Eatimate to-morrow, it fe stated, ( co-operate with the Attor- neyrGeneral in an endeavor to secure the forfeiture of the company's charter tights by legal action. ‘The Interborough Rapid Transit Com- pany owns the bonds of the monorail system and hecause of this backing the freak railroad incorporators have man- aged in the past to prevent the city .| from enforcing the provisions of the -| franchise demanding full and adequate operation ‘Harry P. Nichols, Chief Engineer, of the city’s Bureau of Franchises, to-day addressed a communication to the Mayor urging the Board of Estimate to direct the Corporation Counsel to begin proceedings with the Attorney- General, seeking forfeiture. Contemplating @uch action the incor- | norators recently applied to the Public .| Service Commission for permission to amalgamate with the City Island Rall- road Company, convert their road into a ndard width railway and to operate by the overhead trolley system. Per mission was also requested to create few securition to the amount of $75,000 in the case of the Pelham Park Rail- rond and $4,000 capital stock of the City Inland Railroad with authorisation to turn over, for holding, all the ee- curitles of the two applicant companies to the Interboro Rapid Transit Come pany. ; managed to gather in two burglars early to-day without much effort, In fact, both marauders were chased to the very doors of the station house by thelr victims. The first to come bounding past the citadel of the law and be collared there was William Clayton, who says he fs a vaudeville actor doing an athletic stunt. He had broken Into the apartments of Julius Siegel at No. 396 Fifth street, and Mrs, Siegel, aroused, had feigned sleep for an hour while the thief took his pick of what he wanted: she feared to arouse her husband lest he be shot by the burglar. Aa soon as the man departed, how- nine-year-old daughter while he was prowling in her bedroom and at her screams he had started to run up to the roof, Papa Ttonendloom rushed into the hall just In time to meet the burgiar coming down from the the direction of the padlocked roof scuttle and gave chase. No plunder was found on Martino, but he had a choice collection of burglars’ keys. ood im Inquiry at Jakova. VIENNA, March 2%.—The Montene- arin Government, besides allowing the Austro-Hungarian Consul to attend the YOUR. HAIRS FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL. AND LUSTROUS:IN A FEW MOMENTS Girls! Get a 25-cent bottle of ‘‘Danderine™ and try this. 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