The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1914, Page 5

APPEALS JUDGES HEAR SULZER PLEA AGAINST HIS IMPEACHMENT e THE EVENING WORLD, ‘The Attorney-General that the courts of the Btate right to review the deter- ff the court of impeach- and that Mr. Sulser abandoned the office of Governor by acquiescing in the judgment of the impeachment court and accepting the office of FOR QUEER STOCK SALE Bond for Work and Got Shares He Din’ Want. Frederick Wierman, whe refused to admit that he was President of the THURSDAY, APRIL COMPANY HEAD ARRESTED) cce'asressea'tter sore, @ check for $200 on the Commercial Trust Company which proved to be m0 gv0d. Complainant Says He Put Up Cats) SUBWAY IS TIED UP BY BURNED OUT FUSE) tell anything about Rimesi? except to| Bronx ‘Trains Tied Up end Traffic Is. Confused During Rush have some) Bronx line; passeni they gave him (60 and/ing on all the platforms. 16, 1914, © began the Broadway system below Ninety-sizth street_more crowds gathi . One train had to do the work of two. A reserve crew was rushed to the Bronz power house and at 7.90 the Gynamo was Lae rg Mme? But it was long after that ire the regu- which they voted when Mr. Sulser|éel in the court of impeachment and was removed from office. decided against him. ad rar WH Gis aol ee Ff i Bg In bis brief, opposing the Sulser re-| Taking up the question of Mr. les sp 45 Fifth avenue, was beld tn Hour. made Isl na Quest, Attorney General Carmody | Sulser’e relinquishing his claim to/i 4. Silvia: Cane te cout ae “You're ate this morning,” sald the | Joerg SES ond {he marriage Fi Hi Bl depended mainly on two contentions |the Governorsip hy becoming @| 00.0 onan On a to await the) poss to the hardworking clerk, whe rench landmade louses to have upheld the decisions of the | member of the Assembly, Mr, Bacon's | Grand Jury on a charge| tives in the Bron. —————————————— Pmmente we_the lower courts, which were adverse to| brief held that this case cannot be|o! Stand larceny. Micheal Dreeches| | “Fea, bows, but\— began the , The Very Newest Fashions - = = classed with thoso in which a man | 726 ves at No. 11 West One Hun-} 31 Ww. C. e Ee Tey Neen Cantens ° deliberately abandons office by ac-| and Twelfth street had Wierman| “Hm! The baseball sesacn”— cepting another. age eater But ft wasn't besebail. He hed a Round Trip e i. “Gov. Sulzer was ousted,” the brief | Drescher told the Magistrate that| sure and honest exouse this morning, ‘ continued. “He did nothing will. 2 Was @ janitor but had been out of | boss, so don’t dock him, The Bronx e | ingly. If he had not left the Execu-|¥°Tk for some time and, with his|syetem in the subway went “bust” as ington ; tive Chamber and the Executive Ey ere feed with ged and the trains were tied up for twen- ry this! 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It was at the hard luck SUNDAYS your ar an ‘ops 1 Danderine dissolves every particle ‘ot | forcibly ejected by virtue of the | ,, 218 Sit ata told him he could | hour after seven, 7.18, that a fuse April 26, May 10, 24, June 7 falling out. dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig-| judement, which is a nullity, and 4200" and Drencher managed ronyior | blew out one eouthbound train Tt)|/ arma twats tore lie, Ret Peemetrete ; * Your hatr becomes light, wavy, fluffy, | ing and falling hair fever stopping itch-| which confors no rights upon any |this sum in cash, When he got home| Va#,® Deaatiful sight, ¢! 0 wparks, |] neterving, mares Washington, 4,88 P, M, abendant and appears as'soft, lustrous] “But what will please you most will| Pemen whatever. Policemen would he discovered that instead of a | smoke ais, ais and beng! Mekete co, sale preceding e bey % "nd beautiful aso young, girl's after] be after a few weeks use when vou will | Sot Baye! 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