The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1915, Page 3

Se x valle sane sande 4 RETIRED TEACHERS’ FUND IS BANKRUPT: ORDINANCE FOR Grave Danger | Pensioners Will Receive Only Monopoly in Usurpation | 60 Per Cent. of Their Usual of Public Streets, Allowances This Month. $40,000 MORE NEEDED. of Private CLASH WITH STATE LAW. | | Veto Is Last Act in Successful | Fight Waged by The Evening World. Comptroller Blames Shortage on Alleged Apathy of Board and Teachers, By Sophie Irene Loeb. | Mayor Mitchel not only vetoed the “Sightseeing Car Ordinance” yester- day, but issued a strong statement to the Board of Aldermen which will no doubt prove effective in any future attempts to block the free use of streets by private monopolies. The Mayor pointed out the danger of any such legislation and also the importance of carrying out the pro- visions of the present Public Hack Ordinance, for which The Evening World carried on « long campaign, the ordinance now having stood the test of the courts and proved its value to the public. ‘The statement is regarded as sig- nificant in its warning to “vested in- terests” that a strict free-for-all use of the public streets is to be main- tained. After returning the ordinance with his disapproval, the Mayor said: Fifteen hundred retired choot teachers will get less than 60 per cent. of their pension money this month, and not more than 55 per cent. of the remular ullowance for the rest of this year, with the prospect of recelving lesa and less as time goes on, The School Teachers’ Pension Fund is bankrupt. Comptroller Prendergast, in making this announcement, in addition made public at the same time a history of the efforts that have been made to save the fund. The depletion of it is neither sudden nor unexpected, but efforts to save it have invariably led to opposition to the measures pro- posed, according to the Comptroller. In the statement dealing with the matter is the following paragraph: “The responsibility for the present condition of the fund and the predic- ament in which the pensioners will disposition to approach the subject in any comprehensive and vigorous way, while the teachers through their or- ganizations have opposed every change which involved the least ad- ditional financial burden on their part.” The retired teachers’ monthly pen- sion payroll, it is stated, is about $98,- 000, There is availapie at the present time $68,000, so the shortage is $40,- 000. The Comptroller, feeling com- pelled to make the $58,000 go as far as possible, will pay the annuitants a pro rata of the sums they have been of a building he may establish In the front of that building a stand for his sightseeing car, if he first secures the consent of the Police Commis- sioner and the ‘writtel consent of the owner of said building.’ “This would permit these large sightseeing cars to stand at all times in front of such an office where the two consents above mentioned have been obtained. “At the present time sightseeing stands are designated under the Code of Ordinances by the Commissioner tua ‘Commissioner of ‘Licensse has, |erenied vo thie fand by law bes a, quired to pay present pensionere up to the end of the year ls approxi~ mately. $480,000, leaving a deficit of about $215,00 The amount pald to retired school up with his sightseeing car and stand in front of this office for fifteen minutes while the passengers col- lected may be taken on the vehicle. to stand at all times in front of an] ghip, SIGHTSEEING CARS, TO GUT PAYMENTS How to Keep Well, Keep. Strong and Keep a Perfect (ARESFRNID INUSNG HALS To-Day’s Illustrated Les- son Gives a Recapitula- tion of the Entire Course and Suggests Further Rowing Exer- cises. LESSON XXXV. By Pauline Furlong. The Evening World's Authority on All Questions of Woman's Physical Well Being. To-day, the last day of the six weeks’ course on how to keep well, keep strong and keep a perfect figure, IT am going to recapitulate, for the benefit of the thin woman, the hy-| glenic provisions which she should observe in combination with the ex- ercises for developing her figure. Meanwhile, don't forget to study on Monday the first of the tests I have prepared for you. You have un- doubtedly found out, as I said you would, that much prectice is required to perform e@uccessfully some of the more difficult exercises I have pic- tured and described. Perhaps you are not sure, even yet, if your move- | ments are exactly as they should be. Therefore, | have arranged this series of test exercises, in which 1 shall explain exactly the mis- takes your weak, unused muscles will b 1 ahall tly how you may know when you have reached MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES OF THIN WOMAN'S REGIMEN. &n’s regimen, if she is trying to put on flesh, are these: diet, sleep, breath- ing and mental condition. 1, The problem of the thin woman's diet is the problem of adjusting her need of rich food, in which the sweets, starches and fats, the tissue builders, predominate, to her probably not ov trong digestive apparatus. It 1s| will help her to put on fle Eggs, the fat on it, candy. She should have three good meals every day, unless hor digestion is in bad condition. tween meals she may drink malted) apparatus does not rebel take a table- | ercise, hand the thin woman will benefit by the deep breathing induced and the development of the chest, shoulders and arms, Readers of Miss Furiong's ar- ticles who are following her lea- sons are invited to write to her, for diet and exercise. sae Letters From Evening World Readers Following, Miss Furlong’s Lessons. THIN WOMEN'S EXERCISES, AE Te which develops nearly every! muscle in the body, Play the muscles of arms and shoul- Aside from exercise, the four most | ders, all the muscles of the back, and, Important features of the thin wom.| !f a gliding seat be used, the leg mu oles are also made to work. The sport is 80 active that it will help women who want to reduce, THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1915. ~ WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW! | Figure, Told wa Series of Illustrated Lessons atti Pd Bro POSITION fom ROWING 7] r eM Fosrrion 4 RowiNna. Lessons for developing were given the entire week of July 19. AN ENCOURAGING TESTIMONIAL. MRS. BE. M, writes: “I am pleased to tell yo vo lost ten pounds fol- | lowing your diet and exercises. Will and on the other | russian mineral oil develop me?" I thank you for your kind testl- monial, Russian mineral oll will not develop you. It is not assimilated by the system, WILL MY VERY APPRECIATIVE READER (77 years, old) please send ime her name and address? 1 will not It brings into Miss Fur- create: Sree aaay Wails to Study Report of Prison Commission Which Urges the retirement of Warden ing for YOUNG ELIAS 1S FOUND; SPENT TWO NIGHTS IN Brewer's Son, Who Mother Feared Had Been Kidnapped, Back at Health Farm. Harry Elias, son of the late Henry Elias, millionaire brewer, is back in the MacLevy “health farm,” near Babylon, L. L, from which he diswp- to “get close to nature.” \by Assi INDICTMENT OF 22 Doctors, Lawyers and Bus ness Men Accused of Swin- dling Merchants. | NINETEEN UNDER ARREST | Leon Bamburger Alleged Lead- er in Operations Said to Net $50,000. An indictment charging Leon Bam- berger and twenty-one others, among whom are doctors, lawyers and busi- ness men, with using the mails to de- fraud merchants In this city, was un- sealed to-day by the Federal Grand Jury after an extended investigation of the alleged swindles, which aggre- wate $50,000, idence in the case was presented stant United States District Attorney Frank M. Roosa, The list of Who, it is alleged, have boon by Bamberger and his asso- clates contains the names of more than two-seore business establish- ments and individuals. Three others were indicted, but have not yet been arrested with the nine- teen defendants taken into custody by Post Office Inspectors Barber and Schae! Their names are withheld, but it is known that one of them is a lawyer and another « physician, The defendants now under arr in addition to Leon Bamberger, Henry P. Alexa Charles W. Boye, real estate agent, No, 2116 Story Avenue, the Bronx, now in Bronx County Jail; Jack Levy of No, 1547 Broadway, husband of Della Fox; Frank L. Beaver, No. 14 Went Sixty-fourth Street, connnected with the Capricirn Chemical Com- pany; Emil Erber, Longacre Building, proprietor of the Photoplay Coupon Company; Henry W. Probst, proprie- tor of the United Pearl Button Works, No. 112 East Nineteenth Street; Joseph B. Schwartzberg, lawyer, for- merly in Aeolian Bullding, connected with various companies, among which are Schwartzberg Bi ae tury ond and Mortgage Company, Gotham Bond and Mortgage Company, way; Henry ©. Ritgheimer, No, 646 He is suffering from a nervous break- down, caused by too severe studies at Columbia. Tuesday night's heay storm found} Commerical Company, No. 44 Whit hall Street; Efstraty Boter, No. 2 Canal Street; George Horn jr, the Whip Cafe, u tain mical, engraving, plano! CORN BERATES HIS.” ACCUSER IN LETTER ¥ t TO EVENING WOR Man Charged With Sk Atlan Hotel Clerk Calls In- ‘ former “Yellow Rat.” A letter from Barney E. Corn, has been in the Tombs three charged with the murder of Charley” Miller, night clerk of Hotel Atlan, in West Thirty: Street, March 14, has been by The Evening World. Cor Jame stands on the police records Korn—acknowledges the mistake hia belief, expreased to a reporter The Evening World, that all Newspapers were in a against him. He also pays his te spects to Joseph Murray or Beurrett, who was arrested in Hartford % day, and said he was an aco 7 in the murder of Miller and saw Cote shoot him to death. ‘The letter £6le lows: * “Kindly accept my thanks for your apparent interest In my Bee — bait. . I assure you it was the most pleasing surprise I have had since my incarceration. I am quite sure that you would er rather will not give an accused — “ man the wort of it, for whieh B | am also thankful. the impression that I feared the police were ‘framing’ me. Ihadne — If I gave you intention of doing so, as the only one I feel indebted to for that favor is that very bright yellow: rodent (I marvel at the length of his tall and tale), Mr. Murray— Duell whether, of his story I wonder when my executioner it No. ‘ the point where you take the |oars are pushed forward through the! liquids will. Follow the diet for obse- 166 East Bighty-sixth St sett ‘i Poor { “The proposed legislation provides|now find themselves les with the! J oo6, the exercises call for with | Water and your own body is thrown| ity and eat very sparingly. You will Kramer of Mendes Birnbaum & Krae| "0m 4° Labi kept he aM | that where the owner or operator of| Board of Education and the teachers.| Dorrie. uerenes Ml TOF WM | iociward. In turning the boat, which | surely lose welght If you do 80. mer, No, 44 Whitehall Street, also| Cconsclence-stricken fellow, he hag 97% h slghtaccing ear leases an office on|For the most part, the board's attl-| Qyavr geogurness as erinied Is also Pictured to-day, you push with - Fe connected with the New Hellenic! my heartfelt sympathy; should he the ground floor or in tho basement |tude has been one of apathy and in-| 444 aa, ton three weeks, i Rowian ts ee enenaia ait eS oe Ny hgh eg fg 8 ’ Transatlantic Steamship Company;| be successful in convincing Mr, a says, ‘Barney, have you anything to say why the Tom, Edisom — should not be presented to yout if his conscience will bother him — then. I'll be in tough luck evea: = if it does; what? “If there is such a thing as te incarnation, I can picture my — friend Murray coming back and” crawling into a wire cage after @ piece of Camembert. | publish same, and Miler Broa, @& Co; Harry L “These murder charges, my dear of Liconses, many of said stands hav- |S 10H os temporary almeulty, | must ore Me ce mete tt woman || in care of The Evening World, || sscscq yx, asia will milk punch|Pered last Tuesday. He was not | Gould, connected with the Hauitabic| air, are slightly annoying of, te. fing been located throughout the/put the final bankruptcy of the fund," PRBpoash tebawiie se iy that th requesting information that with }) make me stout?” [kidnapped, as was feared by his) Pinance Company, No. at reat say the least, rather tiresome, of ers of sight-|saya the Comptroller's statement’ |} aid them in follow ly will ther, but wandered i: a, . Pag Aaa id 1d write more. But P CEO agent patronege.| The D Ton of excise taxes | thin woman can digest and assimilate id following her rules It certainly w mother, but wandered away, he sald,| necier, Roth & Davis, No, 38. Broad-| 1 wou fearing I might bore you, id again wendy been paid over to it by the long also will be interested to}. $ WO , S E Constable Holmes found the young| West One Hundred and Thirty-ninth) thanking you for your Intereaty % furthermore, issued orders that where| Comptroller for this year.. The esti-| Mlk, cream, chocolate, honey, po-|} / 0 I} | N’T ANSWER man walking dejectedly along the| Street, also of Hudson & Son: | Dr. I remain, gratefully youre, or" 5 tatoes, ri rr learn the results of her lessons as ‘i | Francis E. Smith, No, 1133 Broadway the owner of « sightseeing car main-}mated income for the, balance of the} ioe nlos Olive lls Deans, but-/} snows by your charts lbeach near the wireless station at| Benedict Radua of the Crescent “BARNEY E. CORN." | tains an office where prospective pas-| 300, TotR, funds available for Den-| tcc’ cron, eats, maple syrup, | : ISLAND CRITICS NOW jsvvine yesterday and took him in] Company, No. 1431 Broadway Ach Apartment 725, 101 Centre Street,” pengers are collected, he may drive |fions, $265,000—while the amount re- | (C® cream, custards, meat with in automobile to the MacLevy farm. |!" Seraphic of the South American °/FISH DINNER KILLS Dead in Bed. | Mra. Elias, hin mother, who has|! ONE: ANOTHER DY , It seoms to me that in the establish-| teachers in 1914 wes Oa eng milk, plain milk with a teaspoonful of Blackwell Changes. been staying at tne Watson Hous ' X ment of permanent stands accessible Longs pela fhe patired ‘Dat. These | ime waterMin each glass to aid diges-| MRS. E. 1. C. writes: “I drink . Fare ; Babylon, had been distraught, and of- the Latin-American _ "Ng to all similarly situated, with fifteen| teachers are scattered all over the| %0M, or sumik (beaten sour milk). peitier tea nor coffee, but a quart of; Miss Katherine B. Davis, Commin-| fered a substantial reward for the rt ay, the Hetatyk eda Two Old Men Who Lived Together | $ minutes’ privilege in front of offices,| world, and as many of them are sub-| A teaspoonful of olive oil and one Berm a Oey, Is the too much?” |sioner of Corrections, refused to-day | finding of her son, to which MacLevy | §4 Widen Compeny, Wor Tilt reat, : . er" ourishing but not . fi vip | Mortgage Company, No. oad _Ni. : we have gone as far as wo should in) Haine, Hh OMecolve checks for th 4 retin should be taken every] fattening. It 1s good for you, | | eee rien Commuinen cal: rape mopar ola Made Ill—Niece Finds Stohe ii this direction. To secure the right] thelr failure to ve etal great hard. |"/8ht and morning. If the digestive of the Sta ~' Holmes has received the rewards, Printing, food, brush, sponge, foun- | of the Laws of 1913, adding Section 444 to the Penal Law. By this statute it wag intended to preserve the entire State from the winecessary burden of private stands and prohibit them for the future. This section added to the Penal Law reads in part as fol- lows: “The owner, lessee or other oc- cupant of any real property e © © whoashallmake * ¢ © ny * * © arrangement what- vever whereby the right is at- these private hack din ph away with all b for the purpose of permitting any quickly yield to erect, inhaling deeply through the nose. She should continue breathing until she feels the breath has been forced up into the lungs. If she has followed these instructions the abdo- men will now He flat, while the chest will be thrown up and out. The breath should be held for ten counts, then slowly allowed to escape through the nose, Breathe in this way for ten minutes morning and night in the open alr, 4. Finally, no woman can grow fat | The auestion box will be pub- News Oddities DE-LIGHTED NOTE: When a man arraigned in Middletown, N, Y., for intoxication explained that he was the father of twenty-eight children, the Judge promptly let him go. overhead charge was paid for by the] municipal corporations to do away | that recommended to her stout sister, erate or rreen nee mands, if vou St. George, 8. I He was $ feet 10 TUG NEAR B ER bi Fey etett era ee pion travelling (public, and eves ana | with Private privilege and sstapllel|ahe who wishes to put on flesh may : % | mehes te weighed 160 pounds, had : — ance of the orders Bamberger, it ts ‘consent’ 0! hotel owne » stands was once 4 | 9. J. K. 0. ow, _|amooth face, dark hatr and comploxion 4 ed, would collect commiasions, be similarly situated that made « well spend part of her time in the) | MRS. J. i 1G a liea Wil Rattan and wore a black shirt, blu |Captain of the Nettie and His SORTER SPW Onty ERSES het reat b charges in this city UNNCCE*~ | THE STATE LAW THAT CLASHES|calm, deep-breathing exercise. TO) 1o4 twenty-five pounds.” q Neri ped Oo erale end mace 16: fi Chants but a percentage of the sums high and exorbitant, | WITH ORDINANCE. breathe rightly the thin woman should | Buttermilk will not reduce you; no! Kinley Morgue, Stapleton. Crew of Three Are Apaliged Hy Che! QUIK Hale OE” bee in May, 1913, which| “The Legislature of the State in| stand relaxed and sgt the atme feng. ai Rescued. ar became effective on Aux. 1913, did] December, 1918, passed Chapter 813] She should hold the head and che: Tho fishing boat Nettle was rammed by a tug off Governor's Island this morning and sank quickly, ‘The cap- tain, John Werthelm, of No. 1843 Ba Twelfth Str Brooklyn, and three men of his crew climbed Into the tug as tho fishing boat when down and 4 seventy-fve-foot gasoline and leay ORDERED LIKE A PRINCE, DIDN'T HAVE A PENNY —_—— Police Put Sudden Period to “Mr. Cormack” at the Mc- Alpin. IDE! Ay 2 . ar ‘ and rns ahe said ave office with tho consent of tLe owner —_—>——_ spoonful of cod liver oll after each) SLENDER asks: (A). Is it neces-| Patrick Hayes of the Blackwell's Isl- |the young wanderer lost in the | heen victimised. fo RAVE) Gustavo Stohe, sixty years old "of the building Is, in effect, the main- Jumped From Roof to D Noay| Moa. Avold tea, coffee, alcohol in pk rae a ss the exercises each} and Penitentiary Se Marking Miss | woods. He slept there with only the! ‘The postal authorities allege that] No. 24 East Ninety-ninth Stree ‘ tenance of a private stand where| A woman screamed that somebody) any rorm, vinegar, lemon julce, pick-| 48%? (B). What is the best time to| Davis heraelf with negligence respect- |covering of dank leaves. Ho wan-| Hambergor has served terms of Im-|round dead at 6 o'clock this others may be excluded. had fallen from @ window ax Policoman| 2." snary fruit Julces, sour sauces, | 2 these exercises? (C). Can weights ing that institution. ag] Aered about the woods all the next ieee nail and. thate the| by his niece, Miss Mary Bohle HOW THE HACK STAND GRAFT|Fietcher passed | No. 124 Bradhurst| 0 Ooo isos, Drink as much | 2f,4n¥ Kind be used in place of dumb-| On July 22. Commissioner Davis! aay, he said. Mo was without money,| fravae haem ’ 4 singe bin| he went to wake him. FLOURIGHED. ‘Naiway he found Otte’ Klein, -sixty| cool—not iced—water as you can, but meee ‘ aes told the State Prison Commission) hut had no trouble in obtaining food| release fF penitentiary six! Miss Hohlo called an ambulance erie Apa y fo 5 " man; q 3 y z nning to ° - ‘ania 16 a 0, “prior to the passage of the Present | eit! C14, janitor of the house, who| between meals rather than at them. | yoing’ shown are advanced ee noe featended wacntion, and that ane had) at houses on the outakirta of the] Ye ay according to| Harlem Hospital. The ambulance He Paes ‘ita in thie city {lived with his family in the basement. 2. The thin woman should sleep | of the first illustrated ones aah advised him to retire. She ead at| Woods. Despite hiv harsh experience) indictment, was worked by him|sician said death was due to pto ea gore most. xenerally established | According co the policeman, Klein sald] g¢ least eight or nine houre a | necesary to do the entire series, You] tat time that she expected to wp-| ho returned to the woods Wednesday | through advertisements by which he] poisoning, He also attended fi front of the large hotels, The or- ad same Te hut became on | night; longer, if ehe can. If it ie [Should practise thove shown the en! Point a new Warden soon, Mr. Mur-| night, On Thursday he wandered to] obtained employment as salesman on| Rarges, sixty-seven, who lived with: iinance in force at that Ume provided cious and died before he could tell| possible for her to take a nap in | {C,Week of July 19 and take Oe ee em ec earaport of the State| Brightwaters, about five miles trom] commission, |W oe Trerenants he! stohe, Barges was also found to Shese Dovate HeGk aente coe the@reason. His family aaid, they knew the afternoon, 80 much the better. |B). Tho middie of ‘the’ afternoon,| Commission declares sanitary condi-| Babylon, There he again obtainedl Ying for their wares, directing. that | suffering from ptomaine and was be mainte h ' he paglpalagey | none. The time when deplenished tissue | !f you are not employed, is the beat] Hons at the prison are poor, that tu-| food at farmers’ houses and avent the| goods be sent to the other defendants |to the Rospital. He may die. c Mig oF ‘ nt of the owner or = | il ni and time to practise the exercises, > bercular and healthy prisoners are! nicht in a stable. Yesterday he con-| Whom he represented as customers of men ate a fish dinner last ni ‘the Nib) ‘ Miibenl Te eee Oe bite vatanal seatbte'¢6:aal Gul ia most easily re {do them if fatigued nor long enough| confined together, that insufficient! oa nis wanderings to Sayville,| “dequate financial standing. 1 Jeapen of the see git, Wis (PX [of public stands accessible to all duly) guile ig the period during which | to tire you. If you get very, warn| bedding and underclothing are pro- | tio 1 eee ee ndictinent charges that Bam.| later complained of feeling ill, Eee eC de eee eae ne or ote tc teat| the body ie completely relaxed in | and perapire tuke a cool shower, {t|Vided for prisonera and that disct-|where Holmes found him, berger knew at the time these “cus- (le tence hia sea baliha nie sato PALL 7 Sa A otaaanse, one {will make your blood tingle and in-|pline Is too harsh ————.(-_—_—- tomers’ were not of good financial that the Owners o etme inte the validity of your or H vars al | vigorate you. standing and had no intention of pay Jarger hotels in the city were able to) city ually being successful in the] 3, wince the exercise taken by the) MC) tse very tight one-pound FISHING BOAT SUNK BY [ink tor tte xoods adlivered. Part. of Roe ee ee eet eee in yor eeteri3| thin woman should be of a rather|dumbbells. ‘The wooden ‘ones ara| ‘The body of a man about forty was| the scheme, the indictment continues $20. mtabheh the stand, All this extra| Noy. 97). pAnY nly cane the Tight of| more quiet and gentle nature than|Yery cheap. You may hold « pair of| found floating to-day in the water oft was for the “customers” to give ta GREATEST CIGARETTE r Sattory Mabers Tarlshe tempted to be granted * © *to who does not cultivate peace of mind ape _ . Papp ie bere rs here were not A tall, middle aged man telephoned e ply ed nor use any portion of any public | Gonstant worrying and fretting will PATIENT WOMAN SLEUTH chased a man for 81x | enough p justify the trip| from the Hotel MeAlpin at half past | highway, street, avenue, boule- do more to keep & Woman thin than months after he akipped bond in Chicago until she got | this morning and the captain put out} § this morning—two city calls, one to yard, park or other public prop- the wisest scheme of diet and exer- him in Brooklyn, She waa on the bond. with only the ¢ to return to his| Deal Beach, N. J., and one to Weat erty owned by the State of New | cise will accomplish in Increasing her sexieseenienea lanchorage at Gravesend, The col-| Brookfield, Mass.” The charge was York or any municipality therein | weight. MISTAKING LAST STORM ag arrival of fall, figh |lision occurred as the Nettle rounded | $1.95, and he called for a slip and = — of Great So re At the east side of Governor's Island off] signed it “Edwin J, Cormack, Room <2 vehicle to stand while awaiting lished as usual next week, with the of Great Bouth Bay have left @ month whead of time | Tee ee fate tie A t t: passengers for hire, and * © © test exercises, | must request you Fore q ' —_— The operator never thought of partments e who shall make or enter into any ind medical que: 0 me, , BECAUSE ALL THE DOGS KNOW HIM AND doubting bim, for he had a prosperous Contract or arranwement for the k me to approve or RUN, official dog catcher of Montclair has quit and| EXECUTORS MUST EXPLAIN. | pene and costly Panama, a hand- R dy f 0 ino payment of or receives thereby Aus er med! nobody else wants the $800-a-year job, —_—_—_—- some blue flannel sult and @ rare eady for Uccupancy any sum of money, percentage or hi Not Satisfed With Thetr Work,|pamboo stick with a rich but modest | |! i profita or other thing of value CUSSING IS AMONG THE COMFORTS OF i gold head, Tan shoes and a pair of ‘eds cancies If you have eczema, ringworm ss * for such use of such HOME, decides a Jamaica Magistrate, who holds n man| Ke Thete Examination, | vamois gloves completed the picture Hundr of va or other itching, burning, un- public RrOP OTD canal shall be may swear as much as he wants to in his own house if| Beatrice K. Moore, a granddaughter of jof ready money. PCS: ie in Apartment Houses sightly skin-eruption, try Resinol Ean L read this addition to the ba family will atqnd for tt. the inte Thomas Rution ond 4 beneasiary | suneh at the bar, for which he signed will be advertised in to Ointment and Resinol Soap and || penal Law 1 cannot see how we can] even if stampa are sent. | eR under his will, has obtained from Surro- | pungh ag the bur, for wBich he Stan . S sce how quickly the itching stops pass an ordinance providing for the| very glad to reply, through the uf - DON'T STICK OUT YOUR TONGUE at a police. | gate Cohalan an order requiring Thomas) 1 (i note oi tist room when the morrow 8 unda y And the trouble disappears, even’ | | consent of an adjacent owner permit-| Yoiumne of thie paper, to any man in Brooklyn, Cost two men $5 each yesterday, |B, Kent and Samuel Riker jr, execu | [ered Um ret, Canad House World. Read the list in a severe, stubborn case, Res- || tine 4 vehicle to await passengeres in| questions on health or beauty oul: po tors, to submit to examinition regarding | Hetective Bascom and told him there 5 t in 10 Tabak lo nlc act encaltane front of any parioulas Dremises.| ture which have to do with exer- GRASS WIDOWS barred from jobs in the Post. | thelr administration of the estate rth of | W&# NO such guest In room 715. Ba through. It will save ped Clnenens is gles An excel an Such a situation ts almoat certain to) eige and personal hygiene, OMce Department, You must get a divorce or another Ww that the widow haa died ;oom, called in Policeman Ryan of , h household ri ly Pi 5 produce viol at) ROWING EXERCIS POR ALL Job. Bhe will receive about $125 Traffic C and Ryan invited "Mr, Cors a wearisome househunt- dandruff, sores, burns, wound: would be very figauls for the Ad- ROUND DEVELOPMENT. | ne to know why mack" to the Yorkville Court. ing trip Prices within "1 pe ministration to abate, 2 ~ 4 Hes . chafings, and for a score of pe “There are other matters in the| Compare the second position for €: WAR NAMM TO WORRY ABOUT—Wra, Strj/ deen made of the Katies, nom 4] There the prisoner said be lives at Ps of oh uses where a soothing, healing proposed ordinance which appear to| rowing, illustrated to-day, with the and Zegrje, in Poland, and Krn, in Austria. Pim tock of the A N. J, and to all questions replied ¢ reach of all. Many application is needed. mo would have a bad effect: namely, | first position, published yesterday, and ———_ |pany when the decedent instruct with great dignity, "I h nothing desirable apartments to Resinol contains nothing of a harsh or || taking away from the Department of| you will see that the second one! AMMONy “TRAPPED” will be the name of movie romance | Consolidated Gai bday trate Hrotel bela tien : injurious nature and can freely even jcenses the consent to the estab-| merely conasista in thr i + starring young actor arrested after his secret bride | whether Kont, @ Vice President of the |i) sso tor examination and he went ‘on the most Irritated surtace lishment of such a sightseeing stand| the firmiv gripped oar handi lured him to Jersgy. It will picture every detall of his |Dr*s* . f ia for | to a cell, Not one penny was found nol Olnt and sllowlng | the solicitation of pas: |are almost Wguening when you begin. p Etta bs Pin feed PR A Bg in bis ete. sengere on the sidewalk,’ wou he stroke, third position nto eee a BE