The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1914, Page 8

" PRY Nore, nity a4 rw F. ¥ Da eh as ae ae cee UESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1014. COMMISSION CAN'T AID IN BANNING ELEVATED ; f Chairman McCall Tells Committee a Removal"bf Structures Would TRE RVENING WORLD, T vice =o nh in adopting and! Continued, notwit Agteoing to the dual subway system, | Dieteness of Mi had to take cergain matters aw it |}? found them, he sali: be valuation of these elevated rallroade figure in the total amount nd 6 ie den in to be able, through ult, t formation a# to the exact facts, whi might be otherwise unobtainable. FOUND DEAD ON DRIVE. he re. reduce question, ie bel t the public have the full [a ;|SEARCH COURT FOR BOMBS. Bront Coroney Cautious Before Opening Inquest. Before beginning the 1 the ‘iling. of Leonardo A: to 4 ih two cronies The ea] bigh wind ip | What FIRE ENDANGERS CONEY. Firemen Have Hard Fight to Keep Blase From Spreading. work of firemen in @ saved Coney Island from might have been an extensive STOMACH SUR STOP INDIGESTION, GA, HEARTBURN-PAPE'SDAPESI Treant Officer Prohatiy Felt Four the f mit any agentions ft may have to the Comminsion. ——— Storica tnto Court, " Don’t suffer! Regulate vour Without fear, Most remedies give you ie rine ih rel wetimos—they ate slow, but upset stomach in five is qitick, positive minutes. ch in a healthy ¢ fo the misery won't coue Do some foods you eat hit back--taste good, but work badly; ferment into stubbera tui and cause « sick, sour, 2 Now, Mr. and Mi jot thie dowa: "a Dia ing, leaving noth- Ft FOR NVICT Reduce Debt Margin. | bay! | Chairman Edward BE. McCall of the 4 Be fares, ¥ ee % rl Public Service Commission te heart- Altase, fly in sympathy with the fight the Brooklyn Committee of One Hundred ctives Constanily on Trail | is making to rid that borough of the Facts, om McCarthy, Porger, | wasiehtly elevated structures on ite) Serr Sinnan, Menten and Crlecoa, 3 main arteries of traffic, bet falle to | ™! . Since His Release. v6 | ‘The body of James M, O4ot, « truant] Af “a 11 Just before noon to- ot the npartment house " aide Drive, under the| (tallan card window of the apartment in which he| the hospital that lived, four stories abov: it hich is le a No one was 4 the neighborhood on his ke it Me, Lott Wants the Public te Know it vanishes—your » NO gases, no belch- ing, no eructs of undigested food your head clears and you feel fine. to eour and upset you. No dilfer-| Put an end to stomach trouble by get badly your stomach ie disor-|ting a large fifty-cent case of Be’ you fst happy relief in five snin-| Diapepsiu from any drug store. ‘ont @hat pleases you most is that| realize in five m nu an jeetinan, has instituted @ euit for Iibel against the| @partmont house. She left her husband, re. | eee how the Public Service Commis- who hae beon sufi from @ nervous lalon ena tot in gi aay ‘ | mf York Tribune for $160,000. Itis ac- 0 ot fering le alleging that | breakdown for several mouths, alone in| 268 (diate reitet. y he, as lam-|the apartment to make the rounds of - “ Commiasioner McCall outlined the | mittee of the Democratic County Com- Spelt the arrest at One Mundred Bateonth stroo? ana Soventh | Attitude of the Commission to-day | mittee, sent letters te Federal employees (NM, to, far w learned, N, ‘¢ a ‘ih @ reply to @ committee consisting | fequesting contributions to campaign leat night of Javed Abrams of Robert A. Shaw, Col. A. L. Kline, | funds. 181 West One Mundred and Col. Willis #. in and other Brook- 4 hie ign. | nites who ¢ last w werent | Oe AFTAIET- | him on his attitude toward the te-@ay in Contre Mtreet Court | for the depression of elevated tracks, ot forged -~ Pointing amt that the Public Her- Wn. had ‘broken {nto the, 4 irophy is ing jocked up in Gefaule of plage started. it of to-day saw rm. fire rohal n to fing the che aa a kly extinguished it aid rv : New Deputy Water Commissio Widespread N .—With the from Northern ni end a jates your stom-| to suffer from indigest lech so you cua cat your favorite foods | any stomach disord When the article first appeared Mr, it Loft went to the office of the United | , 07 States Distriet-Attorney and requested the “newspaper autecke Mave be yg eer ' — Povhas bean os IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED, om | A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET ITy pI ates ¢ and southward Weather Bureau dicted warmer wea’ of the week fn t terior valleys on I. was ain jected to protracted melancholia and had frequen spells, He wus twice brought h aving t an A fallen unconscious on bs ‘Game to New York and went te) Y Within six! BM ‘They caw him meet @ man at and Chambers street on 21 and immmedately inciudet| FoR the good of the public health, it esirable that all prejudice against beer should be removed. This prejudice is held exclusively by people who de not drink beer-AND IT IS FOR THEM. ESPECIALLY THAT THIS ADVERTISEMENT HAS BEEN PREPARED. Beer is the mainstay of practical temperance and provides.a’ mild and wholesome beverage. It contains an immense amount of nourishment in a delightfully refreshing form. It is not only most palatable, but is a wonderful aid to digestion: It is a type of food which is very rapidly absorbed into the circulation and requires no preliminary digestion, but is easily oxidized in the tissues, thus affording:a valuable source of energy. The greatest Physicians and Scientists the world over advocate the moderate use of beer. Prof. Chas. Fred’k Chandler, Chemistry Expert of Columbia University, on October 5th, 1914, said:--- “Beer ie one of the few foods that is free from bacteria. BEER and BREAD are both made from cereals. Bread contains water and is bry al Beer cunieene jouter and is liquid. Yeast makes both more palatable and digestible. And only when taken in large quantities w intoxicating. . Dr. Henry Davy, Pres. British Medical Society, London, Eng.:--- “Beer, bread and cheese for a meal is infinitely more scientific than the American meal of bread, tea and Jam." 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M In Bottles and on Draught On Sale Everywhere Bottled at the Brewery Exclusively THE JACOB RUPPERT BREWERY Third Avenue, 90th to 92d Street, New York of the 4 ony, te t Zasouted the torent ot We mame. They haven't caught Copyrighted—Jacob Ruppert—1014.