The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1913, Page 4

\ NSATELS ALL DISPOSING OF e ‘Precipitates Contest ty Dale’s Estate, First -Placed at $50,000, anyetery. nd confusion surround- me of Theodore Brodsky 3 manufacturer of who committed suicide Marth 38, the eve of his triai tn the Gessions on a charge Gy @ young man, reached a climax Oem @ wireless message was the Gurrogate’s attention. The Gave im My pomession the last will Qettgment of Theodore Brodsky og wed Maurice Brodsky, on @anmahip George Washing- - Sag te arstve in the port of New ; [considering ‘changing the working Government “Clerks May Longer Work Hours. WASHINGTON, Have partments here were thrown into a near- panic today by reports that President Wilson and his Cabinet are seriously rr to begin at 8 A. M. instead of 9 o'clock, The proposition is scheduled for consii- efation at to-day's Cabinet meeting. | rom time immemorial the clerks have ‘| been working from 9 o'clock until 4.30. Untit elght years ago they quit at 4. A saving of $1,000,000 a year is said to be possible if an extra héur is added to the clerks’ day shift. —_—_——— . LIGHTNING BOLT HITS 26. Unusual Accident at a Motel tn Leefetana, INDEPENDENCB, La, April °31.— Twenty-five persons were injured, nine seriously, by @ bolt of Hehtning whieh swept through a hotel lobby to-day, Richard Edwards of Pierce City, Mo., was paralyzed in the lower Itmbs; N. N, Heover of Pierce City was burned about the body, Martin Donald, Bt. Joaeph, Mo, was mentally affected by the shock Seventeen of the party were for an hour. April 11. — Thirty | thousand employees in Government de- | THE EVENING iMY! ITs AN | AWFUL OUTLOOK! pid dno ALIENS ON VOTING. | * County Clerk Willlam F. Séhneider made the following announcement this morning: “Under the Federal and State laws, regulating the admission to citizenship, of aliens and thelr rignt to vote ‘at enmu- ing elections, all aliens who are qual- ified to petition for naturalization and Who desire to vote at the November, 1913, election, must have their petition on file In this county on or before May 7, 193, The law provides an in- terval of not less than ninet elapse before the pet!tioner fgation can be summoned before ‘he court, and a person must be a citizen at least ninety days before an election to be permitted to vote, making, in all, an Interval of 1 days which must elapse between the fling of the petition and the right to vote.” amen 8 MAN OF MANY TRADES. Get in Trouble When He Tried to|F Cure Nervous Disease. A young man of medium size and weight, with the figure of a nathiete, a high forehead, close cropped black hair and genial expression told Judge Queen in the second Criminal Court, Jersey City, this morning that he had done no wrong What Do You Really WORLD, Ne Weated for nervous al | vewicn of No, 119 Eanex street, ‘ity, and Kogstik Backes of No MS Essex street some few weeks ago. The couple met him in the street yes.) terday and had him arrested because fe} had accept for his treatment and bad never though he The youth offered the J witch bore the name of J and the information that Mr. T tn the real estate business at No. Nepperhan avenue and No. 17 Homesite Park, Yonkers, and also conducted an being @ musical director, a notary pub- Ne, @ private policeman or an inter: preter. Judge Queen Weld him in $600 bail. LIPTONS TEA HTG TEED FRIDAY, | Rev. Dr, Joseph Silverman, next sun- APRIL 11, 1918. TO HONOR DR. SILVERMAN. Banquet wilt , psi ai Mendes willwact as toastmaster. Dr. Silverman will be presented with a beautiful memento. Be Given on His 25th Anniversary as Rabbt. Prominent Rabbis of this city and elsewhere will do signal honor to the Delicious with day night, at @ banquet to be given in and commemorating his “fifth year as Rabbi of Tempie 1, Fifth avenue and Forty- third street. The New. York Board of Jewish Ministers of the Eastern Coun- cll of Ref ‘Rabbis, represented Fempectively by Rev. Dr. Clifton R.| Levy and Rev. Dr. Rudolph Crossman, have oharge of the arrangements for the celebration, whioh is to be elaborate. The banquet will be tn Cariton Hall, No. 106 West ‘One Hundred and Twenty- seventh street. The Rev. Dr. F. de Sola Makes Hot and org by hl pT A fine Balad Dressing Lambert Ready for Investigation You hear a great deal these days about “investigations,” “in. | ries” and “probes” of one sh oF another. And often the results of give your faith in human nature a Fan rough shaking up. 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