The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1914, Page 11

-OFFW NALS 60 (TOE FOR BULLETS, {UT SHPFERIS FAD 008 ‘pounds Went to} Villa All Right, but Last Batch Was Caught. Three hundred thousand cartridges, <Gttingly labelled “coffin nails,” and ir, of No, 29 Broadway, into on Yorn jgned to the Mexican Constitu-| Th oy alists, got George Nordenholt, an | from tl ble to-day, when he was held be | Von bs Judge Hunt in the United States | sarco and wa: i / WWDIGESTION OVERCOME ‘Orerisme by Simple Remedy. } faurried and careless hebite’ of ‘eat- irregular meals and foods that tot Lape tead to Ai Organe and result is i orm of hope eit an trouble. Ut you ite Tove! dined in inte thin condi condition ‘dat wimple ‘foods only, slowly, regu loan at a. Viel our Geticous| me Mee BR. 1s. Sai “Thoma Ga., "I suffer a stomach ‘oe, wes tid, wore oat and et A friend tap tie that ah hice monk's \, The recovery of Mrs. ‘due to sn te “er EVERIWG | uid FRIDAY, _MAROR 6, 1016. District Court, for mis-stating inter- state shipment. Nordenhott entered a plea of gullty)- ‘Yard: paid the $1,000 fine imposed. Ad- |) q@otant ak -Attorasy John C. Gaid that more than 1,600,000 founds of ammunition had been Ohipped by the exporter, and all but the one shipment were correctly la- belied. The Bey ded saved $500 {1 front: portation By using the "Coffin son The 8 keas were ee in ee Dottom with nails, Reprinted in Dublin News- a areas Rese S| paper and Mary. Fahy Says the border at Naco. Aris. sana am-| It Resembles Her Relative. munition to Mexico are now allowed. the ct agent at Naco boggy ve and es examined a keg, Ac- the Federal authorities tn Knox When Recorder McGovern of Hobo- |I8 8 ken was treating victims of the cigar- arrived in New York|ette habit Nee his nitrate of silver ‘Arme-U inton Mé-| remedy som: ago. The Kvening mpany at Bri ore pupiane & Sashlight picture and vee who, were tien of Dublin and inspired towing letter, which was received bes! Recorder McGovern: the taking ‘he trestmon! 3 immediately repacked repuplls aed, ‘in the for Mexico. TWO SOCIETY WOMEN AND GIRLS IN COURT r b Richard Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs. Peter Legh Mpegs Cooper Hewiit Call on , aso and “where he lives. Site ts 1s PAs ela shout twenty othe Migs Anne Morgan, daughter of the’ Respectfully, JAR vAHY.” late J. P. Morgan, and Mra, Peter Kilmanahan, County Kilkenny, Cooper Hewitt today calied upon! the bane pame of Richard Fahy does not Judge Swann of General Sessions in Bee behalf of two young girls who ap- Daared betore bim charging two eR Oommen were Not registered. with Leger =r ‘ans Latest in the case Te thie, item sade fall AO peony the beceise of poe aig aS pape Mec 2 hie him hia ob Es, ‘eo crite wise | tioned ot root of the fae “Morass ba kJ Ned Player P Pianos | (aT Waararee What Nature Francis coos Mfr. oS Davenport—plea@ed guilty to asen' and wore sent | to the Tombs ami aetr records an be investigated. i The girls ‘Lord & Taylor : Misses’ ran a from home. met the two men and went to hotel 15 under promise of- obtaining employment on the stage. —_—>_—_— Asset Bint hipped Pelt fe nadbeg! Founded 1826 Fifth Avenue, geth Street, 39th Street and Girls’ Goats and Suits A\Magusficent Variety of Spring. 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Though the quality and style supremacy of the garments in this large stock are of the very high- est order, prices are rea- sonable, Boys’ Suits, with two pairs of “‘knick- ers,” in sizes up to 16 years, $8.00 Students’ Suits, $8.50 up oui $1.45 te $10.50 _ These are. in very attractive | Sailor, Russian, Oliver Twist, ~ Dutch, French, Norfolk and other styles. : Juvenile Suits and Coass Quite the prettiest effects . dressy little Coats and Suits for Juveniles in many new effects, including some clever little Suits with long trousers:for the tiny Kitle chaps. $8.50 up The Store Opens at 9 A.M. Closes at 6 P. M.