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7 (‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1918. ly more than boys, 13. s * ; = a ae SESE DOBTTMESTIN "MERE. QARTDUANS WORK CAREER NEAR END, FOREGHERSSAFE [ma i ve: Zam mt Sonctvaien that 98 pop aged | BOUND AND GAGGED. |to emtoyees incanactiated. fo" 0 IRREGULAR EMPLOYEES; bevvice by reanom ef rental oe Surelcal must be accountable it it ty showa that Mae McCann was SCHOOL GIRL TOLD spevsvigreevoree| R AD) FA ogee ee the tons “4 ee pik weah ‘wittions Gaus . Dowting ¥ Would Also Care for Men| % time they have been employed by th |clty. ‘The ordinance was referred to t\ ov) anaht dacose facts consstent heresies, OFBEING GAGGED OFFICIAL IL TESTFES ASIDE PRESIDENCY CORINA PEE 2 on RR am, ed before a Grand Jury, b | | Alderman Frank Dowling of Manhat-|jarge umber of country folks who y ’ ai of her acquaintances who alr tan introduced an ordinance at this) decome easy victims of pickpockets and had not satialed the police that there |atternoon's mecting of tie boar, pro-| “eonfldence” games in the Bre arge cles Ph ew for them to tell i 14 hi tant t srevs,| the Central seocka . Fenianed noth nk new for them to tel Thirieen-Year-Old Anna Zilliox Charles M. Hlton Hilton Says on) Senator Puts a 0 ae: to Talk of ln Making Announcement, |e ta aa ‘Dy the tye ht] nowneed to-day vinat, beninning ps | «themselves at a standstill, Ther Sat oe ie . who grow old in that i eaten | Ge Stopevar Desvitenee fone renaeives ate roanns viet ws| oad She Was Attacked Stand Concrete Was Not | His Proposed Nomination | Denies United States Has Ie peniion the eame ae empiczees en-| O25 Tmuconae, o8 homewahers Besany { he Shinmecock Casino fn Southampton . z gaged from year to year on the basis, dokets are Chieago, CincinnatL St. t te by Masked Men. Properly Mixed. by Republicans. | Recognized Rebels. of the prevailing rate of wages, or those] Louls, Kansas Clty, St. Paul and Minse- ; | |who recelve annual salagies, apolls, kailed from Good Ground to Southamp- | ‘ak piadent. ATi toiner, htbeitiner XM. THEN TIED TO A POST. NOW CITT, Se Tee Tete trian} WASHINGTON, Dee, 16. — Senaton| WASHINGTON, Dee. 14 — Through |” jent, an his i a Cl Y, N. » Dee. V6. " bs | Menken, a lawyer at No, 87 Nassau aii of Bart Dunn, Joseph G reearty ‘tna , Root declared tn the Henate towiay that |T’Prenentations to Gen, Villa hy Ameri. . street, who lives at No, 791 West End | the Dunbar Coniracting Company for | M “Could not and woulld not accept the! her and throug mes [alleged conspiracy and fraud in con-{Hepublican Presidential nomination (¢ “#&es conveyed by avenue. On the \ ay home the party was beccimed no that it was close to 4) Detectives Find Nothing to 94 in the morning when a landing o’eloc | = a PENNY A NO PROFIT | . ‘ : — nection with the highway construction | !t were offered to him sul at Hermosillo to Gen, Carrang wan tmade in Good Ground. Confirm Siory and Hint at as continued to-day in the Rockland | “My friends, who may nave made, UMited States has successfully | 8ON HURAYES TO MANHATTAN sr {UR nedce' 9 County Supreme Court, Charles M. | theae kindly suggestions, forget,” he (ded In behalf of the Spaniards who | FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Visit to “Movies. Hilton, the State Superintendent of |eaid, “that before thin Admieietration | complained of mistreatment whe: Chi- j Though the satarmatios might ~ were a the obler ” nl staarg /SOMAH 10 a clone L wit! have reached the | huabue City was occupied by the Con: | deen n by the Menkens o ae pees Stee y concerned i © of weventy-two years; that before |’ : y ‘ nves ont with the two and nine- bed i All advices to the State Department members of the party, it was among Investigation to-dey by Detectives ‘ mn tenths miles fl ihe cient Adria! Hos aokid plete | ton “ jo the Bie se ne tLAvED deliveries and isa intmonts sre usually fwesies the things whieh the detectives were giocarthy and MoGrath of the Bronx tate road near Tuxedo, In reply to) Leageed lay say foreigners generally with U of ppol the forced to find @at for themselves, Mr ys cay » i i WHRe torts ang O44 the questions of —Diatrict-Attorney [ite mervice 1 would have reached the! exception of the Spaniards have beeu post og op legial ye a, of the rae his hands ureau failed prin Wy of saventy-si ted, “ ent, upon 7 Gossen ie Parcel t night, the Thoms Ga . age o nity im Treapect and this Government, up positanalLghioagdb lend ageltgendl real dence to corroborate the statement of Milt aD gall er Maid al) CANDY to your Post opens the channel to economical delive: far-away (lends, but for the sake of Str Nichole make your selection police say, to an@wer no quemions and 4 | examined the work, which nad been| “It Would be manifestiy impossible} the request of the Spanish Ambasna en muggested that the young man thirteen-year-old Anna ox of No. done by the defendants, and found it) that I should be President of the United /0r, has undertaken to see Span- apply for @ warrant unless his inquis-|620 St. Ann'a avenue (oat she was $ ‘ARIE. Tih Oc. faulty in every respect. States. 1 could not render service, 1) '*! subJects are included in the prot Htors accepted his refusal to tak and seiset on the atrest by two maskot| g Fon ane tant ihe, concrete, was intl | would not undertake it, 1 would not | “on Siven to other foreiguers ceased their examination. men last night, dragged into a vacant mn only one-tenth of &n inch,” he said, Inferences that by appealing to Gen. accept the nomination, and J could not | ;., , Even ag late as this morning De lice at One tiundred and Fifty- hen it should have been two inches. Carrangza, the United States had recog Se {accept the office. " Brierto: ti t a ‘The mixture was much weaker than re- nised the Constitutionalists were pro: that Woness Madan Je. ee hurried Gut te an neers Museen ot bile quired by the apecifications, and it crum.| ‘‘Susgeetions of political advancement | nounced. f from hia home in response to @ tele-|nourd and kept there for two hours. bled in the fingers. In some fore me,” said Senator Root, “are] day, who by feongtary Bevan. to-| — for Tuesday Anted out that the United | iT Le LV had been left untouched tet hone message to meet Mrs. Robert] 4, 7 6 et ‘ road merely expressions of friendship and Gortwitin, Baee OF the Weaeation Of | iin ee unc eee ee oe In reply to another question the wit: ‘tes had from time to time dealt with ited no tracds of her alleged adven- ia he fo approbation from y friends. My polttl- | ¥ eons Women's Clubs of this city, at the Hotel ture, she slept well all night, her ness maid that he found only 1,13 yard® og) ana public career is now drawing | Various eections, Astor. The young man told reporters | mother #aid, and went to scnool this of concrete when there should have been ‘Where a general ls in contro! oF | % vi COR Toe the military authorities in control of to a close, No political ambtilon what- 2,900 yards, In bis crass-examination in charge of @ gone,” said Mr. Bryan, when he left his home that he had 19! morning. ver finds a place i my mind. 1 look to | « ; r ano! ton we maki ene! § Off for Wi don why Mrs, Cartwright wanted to! ithe Zillion girl is very pretty and Mr. Jerome tried to show that, Hilton nee oie ea en “we © our representations to him, ferings for This Tuesday and Wednesday him, except ‘hor statement that she | weit geyel peti ae 00 ‘had examined the road too soon and as it is obviously useless to make such wo oped age. had “something of importance to tell/tne daughiey of George Zilllox, the DEAL JUST YET Peres) the eomcrees hed: had tie to ited ert matter of right, to fill the representations to the Mexico City Gov- | you." She had asked him to hurry, #44 | proprietor of a dairy at the St. Ann's set properly. advanced places in the ¢uture” ernment, which has no way of en-| jetor of a dair: ‘i ' Senator Root's statement resulted * Hilton admitted ‘ forcing its will tn that -sectlon which young McCann, and he hastened to|avenuc address. The family lives tn Gonshaie:,, WORM aa. he, ipsiscatings from Criticisms in the Senate last night| it oes not control. ‘Also, if a general ||| MANHATTAN MIXED—A popu obey the summons, an apartment over the store. called for, might crumile easily when | °Y Senators Williams and Reed that the | ie reported to be under the control or tian Favertbestn eeetont jety, ay put uy pier fore * 65¢ : mast Me Caereriese It gaviionee)| At 4 o'clock yeeterday afterneon — handled. “Presidential bee” had led Mr. Root| authority of another we have tried to ily use, _Freeh—Pure—Whelesome. merely want 1o ai mother gave her a ir bt v ey aid te dagneut that 1? saune ue ed her to buy 2 cents’ worth of | Brooklyn Owner Says He Will] “Waat’s the aifterence between an| into extravagant mtatements in his | look to the Intter for assistance In speech on the Currency bill Saturday. | protecting foreigners.” Cann thought it advisable the vart-| Christmas cards at a certain five and . iinet CCENAU'L GEsaGO Tan” BEL Stitcee | Oh aubwiation that Mendter Rest cine | Two Bearelary, naded thee tneee wan Special Offer to Sunday Schools, Churches, Etc. | ous clubs with which’ ahe ix connect=| ten cent store and to xo to the residence Give Cincinnati Time to “You knoW very little 6f technical rekd residential nomination came Satur-| nothing unusual in representations tol 1 4 Special Salesman at each of our Stores Assure Committees of ‘ ed and Bde Bh apt anol bebe I a li RReaton ges cn - ; engineering?” day from Senator Gallinger, Republican |Gen. Carranza for protection of for- Prompt, Courteons and Palustaking Attention. { the welfare re he oh an y-neven' | See Its Mistake. Tho witnesn noddel an aMrmative. | Senate leader, who gave out a formal |gners, that they hud been made pr¢- | Pounds of METROPOLITAN MIXTURE, would take up the search for the mise-| Elton avenue, and get o Riri pion Ser Q. Ever had much experience on con-/ statement declaring the party should| viously, particularly in the case of | Absolutely Pure, he er Candy, and i a wank tare the atari, ctthe clare sg cain, oKee A aoe PS siar crete work? A. No, sir. nominate him, Another was made by | Messrs. Wyndham and Dunn, alleged 60 Half Pound Boxes, f. wan aunt? Soted along their usual lines| This utensil weighs eneht and onechait] Charles. Ebbets, President of the} Hilton #aid that he had examined the| Andrew Carnegie at the White House | to be held for ransom in Tepic, and Pounds of that OLD-FASHIONED would disclose no trace of his sister. | pounds, Brooklyn Baseball Club, isn't going to] Ted at phd Dakvetties the Cet tah last bcos Sec . tha’ oe bash would be the pro- BOILED SUGAR Fable ttl T and 60 ey 30 Mra Frank Goodale, whe told The|DETECTIVES SUSPECT VISIT TO] protem the holdink up of the Joo! jr’, of Rockland County. He was to lar amitliien fe mare Ha Bete ee ee ¥ Evening World she saw Mids McCann MOVING PICTURE SHOW. ‘Tinker §25,000 deal by the Board of . He ‘ to date he had not received a cent, a reply which caused a burst of laughter. Mr. Jerome wanted to know if ahe bare Pounds of MANHATTAN MIXED, Gon. ‘ Reports to the navy to-day said the Chocolates, C. on Dec. @ at the railway station! ‘The girl bought twenty cents’ worth of a | sist! of en Gt Good Ground, persista in her|cards at the sore und went to the home| Directors of the Cicinnatl club, That h battleship Ohio would be delayed ten ether 60 Half Pound Bessa: fer assertion and offers confirmatory |of her aunt, where she got the cooking |! not yet. days at sea on account of the two Stall” the ould she Mew “Mies liron. she ieft Mrs. Yana'e home between Mr. Ebbets te-tay received the of | Patches of road might not have been the PROPOSED FOR M'ANENY Dattlesip. llchigan would remain in | Pagemor. Coruendl ABs+h,Mrct, 294 Mere and JBreokire Story, ene, srr MoCann well because young | 6.30 and 7 o'clock. At that time she had Cincin- We woman called at her store virtualy every | eighty cents in change in her pocket. Pd an acaee nie ringing Hee herp Alger eaiecirr ae eda tear yrele waters: until the Oblo re] gg Baiecay er m= ay duriag ber holiday last summer,|When she got home more than three] read in last night's Evening World, the biracial Petal reesei ees S8'co) ee Pe hy * @ften in company with @ young man|hours inter she had only neventy cents. | oniy difference, according to Ebbets, ‘Seal — an GF iT. wut ‘Cor, Kees ry he whose name, she says, Was Harold and,| ‘The detectives look upoh thin ten cent] being that the Cincinnati club has not y disappeared. Pied lbs ny Ml ay st wits acy abe thinks, Harold Caliahas. He was) Geficiency as important, as the Any girls Giguaement, Ting is too big’ B.% if {t makes @ month's salary look emai! 0 ota eens | in comparison. ; ‘an athletic looking fellow, she saya,|several moving pictur ere | repudiated the Tinker deal, but simply eelt, He denies he ever knew Miss {Of the lot, which Js that distance below | S05, want to appeal to Gov. Tener, ‘ea, he asked me not to mention his| father and sister and brother and @ lot came along and escorted her to her | be Unconstitutional. anes: Board of Bolimate \ Will Prob- ably Double Present Pay of Aldermanic President. Tt would appear from actton taken by the Bouid of Aldermen this afternoon that George McAneny, President-elect of the Beard, will not have to worry along on a salary of 00 a year after he takes office on Jan. 1, On motion of ©. Grant Eaterbrook, Acting Presicent of the Board, @ request upon the Beard of Estimate to raise the aalary of the President to $10,000 a year was unani- mously adopted. The Board of Estimate will undoubt- edly pass @ resolution next Thursday carrying out the recommendation of the Board of Aldermen. It will then be necessary for the Board of AMermen to pass @ formal resolution fixing the sadary of the presiding oMocer at $10,- 00 a year and Mr. McAneny wiil have to pay income tax on just $6,000 addi- thorwal. NEWCASTLE, Colo., Der, 16.—An ex- Plosion in the Vulcan Mine of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company, one an done-half miles cast of here, at 10.20 this morning entombed Mine Foreman 1, L, Crawford, Fire Boss L. Walters and at least thirty miners. This esti- mate was based on a hurried check of the company’s payrolis, Some officials We are telling our Christmas story in displays of cigars in “ye store windows. ars are the famous bagels cclé at UNITED CIGAR AR STORE prices which eg hy uy is in the year—from one Levitan to another—hold vor of the largest coneiinetey of smokers in the world. Selections may be made from the brands mentioned here shows on the! had disapproved of tt. ‘weighing at leaet 17 Dou Toute between Mra. Yana‘a home and| “1 won't take any action for the ASKED THAT HIS NAME BE NOT) the home of Anna Zilliox, present,” sald Ebbets this afternoon. MENTIONED. Apna reached home at 10.30 o'clock. |+1+1 wait until { am more definitely in- ‘As to this young man Mrs, Geedale | he says she was accompanied by | tormed by the Cincinnati club, because *¢ b B appecre te be Wm ervey, fier descrip | woman. And this is the story Annals gee) they will yet see their mistake in al arog Nethaed Lol was passing the vacant tot at One| i", stvempting Se oat lod ie ee em | t inl ‘a services, y @chool of Mines, who le a small man,| Hundred and Fifty-second street and berepinay Caeaniued ‘the Brooklyn weighing re more than 19 pounds | Brook avenue, across from the Swift! owner, “that the Cincinnat! officials Moreover, im conversation with the de- | Packing Company depot, when two men | wei] know the league won't stand for tectives he has given @ perfectly clear) CSusht hold of her and dragged Aer /ing breaking of the contract T made MeCans, or even heard of ber betore| tie # om level. - the| the new President of our league. wo men wore masks over the|\\. au ; The Gotectives alive bias, "| tower part of ‘thelr facen They |, 1 Aull insist, however, that the Cin! Helmetted Force of Rescuers Mrs, Goodale'a description is @ muck | stuffed a handkerchief into her mouth, ; lpeete th . Detter Mt for Harold Menken, another | took off her shoes, tore her dreas| And | have written ine directors to that) Poinge at Once Into Ruins ot the young men who were ai Goodland ted hor with a rope to a prop| met lode. Tinker We aur pritertt : ie oer e tt and walehe ce iese ree 24 | supporting & billboard on the Brook | fairnens to ite patrons, cannot afford to in Search for Victims. Iaban says he met Menken on the day lose him. the disuppearance was urs: published, Rees CREP name. I was sorry to see my own name | of neighbore that she swooned when the Ae er aeten Tend oes a4 "| men ieft and didn't come to for a lonx, Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL to the reporters. But now the papers | Jong time, Then she found that she : have got Dis name on their own account| could move her right hand and finally Court of Appeals Decision Holds 1 feel that I have not broken my prom- | she freed herself. Just as she was about | ~~ fae.” to leave the men came back. Coloring by Makers Is Not y Anna sald she ran in her stocking Ao Detraud i "§ feet to St. Ann's avenue and One Hun- Done to Defraud. expressed the belief that the number| May: ect Mitchel, who has been + AND wow IT PERFUME dred and Forty-elghth strect, carrying ALBANY, Dec, 16.—The Court of Ap-|1n the workings might be increased | President of the Board, ts behind the and seemingly frank account of him-|4own & ten-foot incline to the surface} with Garry Herrmann. ‘Therefore, I “Did Menken say anything about the FREE AND FOUGHT MEN, epee? Callahan was asked. Anna told her horrified mother and OLEOMARGARINE LAW the rosen kuchen irom end ber shoes. pay to forty. move to increase the salary. He has INSTEAD OF A WEEDLE Sho put on her shoes and a kind lady | Peale toxlay held the Oleomaraering Iaw | ‘TT yank, mine superine| ween’ letter to the Board of Eati- home. It was held that the Legislature might | endent, qwith five companions equipped which he etetes tha he hinks with the least possible chance of not suiting the man who is 10 Sig via ar t deception and| With helmets, at once began an explora-|he office te wot the much mone; to smoke them. Girl Who Gets Odor From a vipat wll Gee cnet alent cr fraud in” foodatutta, but that ? Borough of Man- fraud in foodstuffs, but that giving] ton of the workings, It was believed! As President of the . Stranger’s Handkerchief the early morning. The ground. was Coir to olemargerina wan nat | at ne xplanon Oviginaed a ear [natan, ‘Mr. MoAneny drawn a salary ‘ In our : our cigars po / popular taste has been standardized by the Tudge| & tise ee vor of millions of smokers who kno soft, ‘They found no footprints any-| ene With the intention of commiting | io” put whether it Wan caused by |Couaittes nominated him for the $6,000 a’ o or 6 3 Ww! We Is Overcome. where, nor any sign of a struggle| fraud. ‘The purpose of auch Iawa, Judge The followi prices are for boxes of 25. (Boxes of 50 Acocrding to mine officials six men are that he was picked to sacrifice 4 man taking an carly breakfast this/ Anna aays she was tied. They found| Was only to safeguard the public and | \’ ped oi the fact that . . devtiniing Bt ths Colonial restaurant, No {no handkerchief and bo cloth’ and na | oromote fonesty. nown t have heen working in the/ 699 9 year created considerabie com around the particular upright to Which | Collin, who wrote the opinion, heid,| 4s or fas had not been determined. | Progidency of the Board of Aldermen at the same rate. 1@ Columbus avenue, paused for a mo- ‘The decision was handed down in the| “eet entry. ment, but everything works out all ment to ask the waitress: Meut Anna stuck to her story. And| case against John J. Gulton and clhere Pe igen gtily ed varetiecly tt te | right in a harmonious sdministration, CLEAR HAVANAS FINE DOMESTIC “Want te smell something nicet’ Principal Arthur Gorton of Publio| who were charged wth manufacturing the force of the explosion and this led Probably there wit be more increases Bex At $1.00 « Bex He handed der « handkerchief satur-| schoo! No. #1, at BL Ann's avenue and| cleomargerine in Imitation of butter, | {h* foree Ot the suploeon, of the | 2 eateries, At $2.00 0 or BRA! K ated with come pungent Guid. When she| One Hundred and Forty-eighth street. men employed there would be founa| Te of the Board of Aldermen EL PRINCIPE DE GALES Goveraor ENERAL DDOCK Celenial Put it to ber mostr.is ane became faint | says he believes abe is telling the truth. 0 TOLD T0 RESIGN ative: play witheut Mr. McAneny's HAVANA-AMERICAN Senator AST TO COAST Londres Harry Doaahue seated ot am djing SHOOP The fence of the explosion wes mufl~| Noe reer ae were At $2.50 ajBox DUKE OF MORELAND Perfecto tabi got» ania of sve rue aise on¢ WIRELESS FROM WIFE RESERVES HIS REPLY) cevccsss Sise*osey ‘nod one ™aoostar ——— HAVANA-AMERICAN Ambassador ‘At $1.28 « Bex Went to the street and became ili, reported that Wey Sad gone several HAVANA-AMERICAN Universal § yFotosten sive vand cee cote — SURPRISE ON WARSHIP Serereusne ent conets Seeticaae | Ee Cmeneee ELE, FLOM DE MUBIAS Tullpane BENEFACTOR Superiot ¥ol mi = ‘ yu : Marte cen ta the War marnethe Chicago School Superintendent Re-}ere main tunnel. Qiners. from. th Drove Car is Watch At $2.88 a Bex ROBIN HOOD Club-House a a ig IE bet ll cae Mca fuses to Answer Demand of | Colorado Fuel and tron Company's mine « FL PRINCIPE DE GALES Perfecto Excellente | PALMA DE CUBA Bouquet was James Dunleavy, thirty years old] Cicer Waved Greeting to Better ‘at Spring Gulch, twelve miles distant, ‘Trted to Eee . At $1.50 a Box od pation h helen ‘state. Ne H if She Passed B: Mrs. ‘Yount’ Fostowert Oy Sah pale RET RISES ae mileabetn treet : coy thie ‘orsoon FLOR DE VEEN pore ae SENSORIN Perfecto Hsia arte other alt as ‘as: lor Newcastle. a 'erfecciol rere Or re Coneeiat a ae rend 26 sf CHICAGO, Dec, 1.—John D. Boop,| “The mine has been in operation about |neld in $1000 by Magistrate Marsh in FLOR DE VALDES Alwonda BENEFACTOR Invincible raigned in the West Side Court, on Liner. a eee tre. Elia ines | ONS wear. Ita output of 0 tone a day be-|the Jefferson Market Court on a one HAVANA-AMERICAN Perfecto Royal At $2.00 « Box iaiinae Schools to succeed Mra. ja lage used r v examination TRO NG ASSOCIATION the bay to-day to Join her big steel! gay received a committee of women pot cace man, whe, th an On le, FLOR DE MUBIAS Perfecto HAS NEW RECORD RULE, *i*tors in the Brooklyn Navy Yard after | sent by various civic organtaationa to Tealete aa geshae dona Pa At $2.50 a Box f Policeman knooke édown and pper, At $6.00 « Bea 4) the Mediterranean cruise (Aeut. Bohen | ask him to resign, The delegation was! “pelieeman John Brennecke, for-|,. py ‘and cheese merchant, in Weet ORLANDO Bismarck . CHICAGO, Deo. 16—Only the horse Oakley of the Aghting hip was wur-| headed by Mre. George W. Bass, Preat-| merty warrant offer in Part 1. Bpe- evens street on Sept. 8, 2012, FLOR DE MURIAS Corona LA REGINA Perfecto winning the rece would be accredited prised to be told that there waa aldent of the Chicago Women's Club, pe, poe with @ record should a rule which Wireless message for hin from the| A courteous reception was given the Mek dh heron a nset ine af Briar and Meereshawe Ciewr will be considered by the joint rules Rhyndam of the Holland-America Line. | women by A Shoop, who Coane, necke je charged with havin, pp he May Evy Fr -Rinves PA tok nd eed Goerette Heaere ote, Tein’ ee Goer committees of the American and Na- Rhyndam was moving up the bay from| however, to offer any reply, He said ds in the cases of is tional Trotting Amsoctations at ttm Quarantine at the same time as the| that while the request “had full weight | (he recor lames Al-| prons Marriage License Bureas. ine and Jacob Strauss, convicted of aa ose meeting here to-day be adopted. Un- Utah, and the fighting craft and the| in his consideration of the matter" he| ‘/"% Wp of! ‘The Bronz Marriage License Bureau - renee es cla} Sessions, was to-day indicted by ting away with o satchel contain- the Grand Jury for bribery soning i ing 92,000, conducting an opium “joint.” Bren- opened on Jan. 3, 1014, tn the der present rules horse winning passenger ship were side by je. would deliver necke is out on $2,500 bail, havin: plied buflding, Arthur avenue and One Lvghh af “hol ¢ Sd to ihe ee mee- | had to make to "| been held for examination tn the|iundred and Seventy-seventh otreet. | place sage read, “I am on the jam," —— lice court. He will be notified larria, bean connected | with the time made in the heat. It was signed by Mra, Rohen Oakley, | Gete $250 Damages From Taat Co.) oosce, “Sefore Judge Swann tomo Pi lag rf wee he cate tinea | (Under the proposed new rule time whom the officer had left in Europe for] Mrs. Celia Comings, whose hair is] 000 °t, make hie pl yureae in the City Mall, has been desig. | f ~ % mide by other heat winn what waa to be an extended stay, But streaked with gray, the reeult of in- asa! 5 bnees e City Clerk Goully to take ) | constitute @ “breeder's record. apparently Mra, Oukley changed her|eomnia, caused, ahe mays, by the pal SOME YEARS HENCE. ps of the new bureau. intention of the rule would Gnd ADO slaving aUnGeA. hnehae: ved Feb. 22, 1912, ¢ rom the Detrott Free Prew jcnaree d courage fhe, checking OF nornee whose ‘by Wireless Lieut, Onkley and his wil age, when a carriage EES arivers f ° , meet : *~ Savers. 08 Hes Mune, taaED Sepebie Of arreaged to Al an uptown hotel }in which she and her husband were be- | des to win a heat and acquire a fast rec- ing driven to & ord” Another rule which will be pro. {0 entp to hip struck by @ carelessly driven taxic posed would give & free legged pacer tbree seconds’ allowance ever @ hop- hed pacer, after waving greetings to. each ml pe you have no political riser cee Ge Begemente for to-morrow night, ar he 3 oathalon ely ar few friende in to play cards, ae te Baten Se Commmaticut Cab Company, wasland what sort of @ wife will thay ‘thin, | Beret, fap: oexe i awarded $20 damages to-day in the t if you're never here te greet ai gs Bh dae dew, Cy City Court @he eusd for 0,000, ‘i eh : a | (ata crtanermatnmeetiilins Joica cai aD LLU tte 8 * ON ta MD Nl OI tit thai