The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1915, Page 3

su ee — —— - ~- em eR ee es ae eee J THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1915. =) a STRIKE TIES UP WHT (S A PERFECT HSB) None Such; ‘Conceited Quitters; ’ NUK FOR EVERYBODY $25,000 REWARD FRED THOMPSON | Expericnced Butterfly? Yeu? VMORHIW MORKNG, MAY EFET RETURN ARRNGED BY CONEY Mommy OLA MR? xeerienced Battery? Yer? “esse WHDAHERES SOME Retorts to him are written in carbolic acid wh. Your m —2.-- > dem man, says one vitriolic correspondent of Miss Marshall's, is parsimonious and devoid of brains |Manager Says Men Have Latest Offer to the Thieves Funds Will Be Used to Buy Bams Locked After Operators) —e-——————-———$_—_____—. ” | Agreed to Truce Vending Has a Time Limit of © Home for Man Who Trans Quit as Result of Dispute a Va Hearing of Grievances tober 2 Next formed Resort, _— cxniinaesaiagill Over Suspensions i het the burwia . Poe businene Mulvibtli, #uperin woud érich owels © mindful f ‘he toot thet Predera tela ¥ Pia w aon Phe k ‘orapany tie night of June Si last f the Thompeon, by conceiwing ang Betlée statin No 1124 Kam (me Hundred family summer home at Bowthemp: |) ing Lana Park, transtormed the fe. ond Wightieth street, the Bronx, that 1 e df. | sort from « ¢ hd tumble aseorte the strike of rivers at the plant wa ¥ in dimen oar Of of shacks lo oo amusement @ame practically at nd ond there would Clea Aaother opp se teen of which has been imitated all ever be no further interference with deity. |‘ ‘ed to the thieves new reward, | the world, have det ories He said all but one of etrikh. Which amow to $25,000, will be pal’ | Thy ore had been ard from and had UF Dreicher & Co,, jewellers, at No. 669 | commilion of business men, with JeRe ereed to ret to work tomorrow Vitth Avenue the stolen neckiaew Love of No. | Madiaon Avenue aa — mornte He expects tw from ®94 diame 8 are returned be. | treasurer, has arranged to make Pri+ | the k tater fore et. & day, Mept. 10, Fred Thompson Day at | ‘The 4 under & promise, Th pearl necklace, which eon: | Lana Park, that whatever er y be tained seventy matehed gems, waa! very penny taken tn the gate will be taken up by the company and) Yeiued at th it wanland by the concessions will be put « fund with whieh « residence adjusted upon the return of offctale ‘2evred with Chubb @ Bon of Moule |i whe out of the city at the present Wiliam Bireet for $43,000, The in-| will be purchased for Mr, Thompson lime tn the mean time the four mon “UFANCO money has been paid and | ‘oney istand, He haw agreed to Who were discharged for attempting | 'hie would | » the suppomition that a perman resident, The men of the resort look upon to form « unc will not be taken the now re rd is of asset Wo valuable to Fun k to work, T bly demand made ee ‘ zs x of ki by the men Is that they be given one man connected with the de the risk of lowing. Sunday off in four with pay aw placed on the| When Fred Thompson frat struck ing “We bave not}Coney Island with his “Trip te the . cane othe me The police guard wae atill kepe| Cee #atd plant after Mr. Mulvinitt 'en officially informed ‘ some thirteen years ago all TROUBLE MAY SPREAD Rensselaer Already Affected and Walkouts in Troy and | Elsewhere Are Hinted. riue ne trik men return ALBANY, NY, Rept @--Al) of the 900 conductors and motormen on the Albany city gtreet car line went oo trike to-day Trafic ceased pediately and Charles 8, Hewitt, general manager of the United Traction Company, or- Jered the car barns locked | A dispute over the discharge and suspen of Mon caused the trouble All the United Traction Company's system in affected, including the Yee feemcr “useewe bots FoaseT 70 Mane ow Afr menace” the secs about ¢ ou | hud apnounced the settioment and he C84 reward, but it is evidently of- | the electric Haht bulbs in use om the hany aod Troy " we oo ' oi y : State Mediator Patrick J. Downey explained (hia was because he wanted 4d to tempt the thieves to return] uld have been stored away a steamer trunk, His brain -l wrought out the idea of making Co- 4t-lnoy Inland a resort of mbt bril- bo afforded full protection by the tempt to dispose of it anywhere in|” the jowelry, not knowing that Une they have found out how Kerous it would be for them t this afternoon obtained the agreement of Mr. Hewitt to meet representatives | of the Btreet Car Employees’ Unton atl J remained at work to know that in any event they would the men who h § o'clock to dincuns @ poastble setth BRRSY: | SbS snes +2 app vae Pode a) Lc ay ht lg Ale sr apager \ vam je — ° , / not bi europe, ment of the strike \And if You’re and Optimist Don’t Give Up Hope—|| two me vearec for the dulivery of milk to-day and | Detar Jewelry in Murope, iar. ‘Thomece senebity eetwonal he men left their runs qutetty Here We Have the Testimony of Two Con- HUSBAND O8 THE wot thelr milk In ‘ hould bo placed on the offer, Han Francisco, where an a Company kod the city police PeRrEecT WIFE would bring quicker acto! amusement project he had installed HANGING AROUND it haw been hinted th tented Wives With Perfect Husbands. to protect their property, Chief “fyatt > jot the thief ix at the Panama-Paciie Exposition insued @ special order to the two pros fTeeer Coreneas.” time limit on the second re failed to bring adequate returns Be~ cta In which the barns are located sae | made in the nature of a threat, 'T une of slack attenda: and the 6 that no damage is done, Me By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ‘warm wits b however, In not the care, according propensity of the personas visiting that 7 norwen. to the detective quoted above, He) show to pass by everythii that said that for the present he thought That the modern man is conceited, parsimonious, devoid of brains and no extra assistance would be requir for the regular beat men Representatives of other un. tion organizations in the capital dis | trict gathered here during the mo ing, and it was reported that 4 syin- pathetic strike might tle up lines in 1 character and a romantic quitter—in fat, about as far removed | from perfect husband material as he well can be—is the counter-charge| brought to-day against the stern indictment of the| modern woman by “Straight From the Shoulder.” He characterized her, you may remember, as an indolent, mercenary, luxury-loving parasite, with ttle or wuld: “If the identity of the burglar | wasn't free, At present Mr. . were known an arrest would already | iy \nattached y | Bave been ma erprising bi It is further argued, in view of th fact that the burginr climbed a |poreh and secured the Jewelry from | bureau drawer within arm's reach | a of the window, that he must have) with which the idea has bean erested ‘known where the valuables were | next Friday promises to be Dig- Troy, Schenectady, Cohoes, Water | nothing to give her husband in return for what she His Plight N K Uniti yp eo led bi arts yi most dag i: Lena (Ree: Vliet and Green Island. | exacts from him. is Plight Not Known Until) tntoves secure plans of interiors and 4 FT TOOLS. ‘The downtown atreets were crowded | Although I think there {8 much truth tn his re. ain much. information” by. clever |GOT PLUNDER} LE 00 during the morning with persons en- Joying the Labor Pay holiday. The marks—at least, I think they are true in their applica: je Breakers Kvidently tion to an unfortunately large number of women—just JUDGE ASSASSINATED MOTOR CAR KILLS Lad Who Had Been Pulled Out |for'topbery' ts" innde.. Mm Aldrieh | Raat atde complained of headache next day i ‘ y ” Made a Hasty Get-Away. few “Jitneys” that were running were i NEW JERSEY EDITOR Tells of “Man Down There.” |and this was put down as the after jammed, and the excursion boats on to show that he can’t have it all his own way I am i effect of chloroforin administered to| 4 small nate in the grocery store of the river did a big business, printing a letter I have received from @ young woman . — ~= Balan haf g io Be seg Bi bettie | William Mahler, at No, 51 Bast Houstom , | If “L. D.” points D one cor rt, torn open by burglars who Only mild and scattered applause | who signs herself “L. D.” Her pen, also, has been iy Petrie, Confused When| Fireman John Durty of Engine Com-| by professional burglars and thene| Stor “the place lest mght and 686 in areeted the five ayoe ed Foote Lt dipped in carbolic acid, but she is discussing the man of to-day. She ob- ‘ames Petrie, us pany No. 8%, fell into a twenty-five foot |Men, It Is believed, will be strongly |Cnen with’ $400 worth of jewelry Wa. parched in the Laver pay barate-| viously thinks that he cannot possibly qualify as the perfect spouse. Horn Biows, Steps in Front excavation for the subway at Cy. |Attracted by the new offer of large) taken oes setare tools their caps wore cards bearing the | SOME OF THE FAILINGS OF THE of Auto. press Avenue and One Hundred an a os found in the store and it ia beliovea the Giana | MODERN YOUNG MAN. help her husband in every walk Thirty-elghth Street, the Bronx, to- thieves were frightened away. Lita lalla L ull “1am thoroughly disgusted with | of life, She must be fairly good- James Petrie, editor of the Fast day, in an attempt to rescue a boy / EAST SIDE MOTHER STRIKEBREAKER SLAIN. ‘Thousands of Visitors Walk tn! the conceit of the modern man,” looking! (Remember, you asked | \WVillis S. Knowles of Rhode] Rutherford, N. J., Enterprise and head | who had tumbled in, and was prob-| je Netveke, she writes. “He is constantly for a “perfect wife.") This im- | ows 5 of the Petrie Publisuing Company, was ably fatally injured. By a singular] FOR “TWILIGHT SLEEP’ nedavia waahene as Rent, GoThouns in ou haven't noticed plies, first of all, perfect health. ‘| Fatt , knocked down and killed by a motor|ehance, Duffy's plight at the bottom Body ot how omtne HOLYOKE, Mass, Sep asking you if y {sland Victim of Mys- v ands of visitors in this city who were) his athletio build, or telling you Uniegditien, it should mean a keen car this forenoon. Mr, Petrie was] of the excavation was revealed by the | Be pn ‘itrmeted by the annual convention of| ghout the girls who are only too | Understanding of the supreme tie. Con talking about a business matter with | poy himuolt. | Aare. Ra > 5 st] RRIDGRPORT, Conn., Sept. 6.—The he New England Walther League and! fappy if he takes them for @ tive ap- terious Crime. @ friend who had been with him for] it wax Aaron Steinburg, tweive| MT: Bennett Cohen Protests Against}, RRIDGRPONT. Sonn. Sept Ome the Springfield Diocesan Union Field) aig, pos or several minutes before he left his office, | years old, of No. 600 Kaat One Hun. | the War on Latest Aid to Muas., believed by the police to ha ead, Wie, eevee Se cles runnin ane There is ancther type that sits | * thorough knowledge of all | provipeNce, R. 1, Sept. 6—| NO 89 Paterson Avenue, East |red and ‘Thirty-olghth treet, who Motherhood fee Gee he itew Soke ew Maia Jiiv'yar ware nubile to handle "the vist | ground your home three or four | branches of domestic acience, wo | stu Wine dh Knewinn ne Sas Rutherford, atk uy {fl Into tho hole, which was almost F nid Martford Railroad 46, work at thy (maT Oleltlemont of the strent car] evenings a week, expects to be hited marry @ poor | iighth Judicial District was axsasal-|as teay ceconed ene vente. In thy | oppoaite the engine he Dufty| Mrs. Bennett Cohen is a “twilight! faitroad te sved. trlke which Went into effect at mid-| entertained and never asks you to man or a rich one, sho may be ated Just after he hail left his | middle of the crossing Mr, Petrie | was on his way home to dinner when | sleep" mother who feels grateful for iM gMtifuation remains deadiockede | g@ anywhere, There is a third a to sendy her household | iungaiow in North Scituate to take turned and maid Kood-by to his friend. !the boy's playmates told him of the| What the treatment has don for hre, ‘ ULL ae ya Searetiean ° : " t © started forward he was | "7 svumad The striking trolieymen, marched in| specimen who proposes to zie haa einen laa bag nes | trolley car for Providence to-day. | slartied by the horn of nn approach. | accident, Ho ran back to the engine | Alos she has r 1 about a crusade tcday and were checred by hundreds | tells you he isn’t making enoug od hod re ofthe | He received three bullet wounds, |ing car. He Jumped backward, stocd |house, told Fireman Gates and Rich:| that @ prominent New York woman OF AVMDAUNLETS oan to money to get iarries he to a Se prea ons training | two in the back and one in the jaw Su & moment, then hurried forward lardson to Ket a ladder and take the | has bean, seein ‘ the i twilight 6 je achoola p-morrow re for him, but never } 4 antes . laxain. ‘The c had been brough 5 ; A | aloe ractice, and she belleves that and the School Committee has made wait two years . ny oldints In short, my “ideal wife" In: The attack occurred about a hundred | wn to half speed when it struck him, | MOY Out and himself started clamber ee igi ide ss ovat a, arrangements to transport the pupils in| takes you out, beca 0 seats ui yards from the house and apparently | He was taken in an auto truck by |ing down the shaft, without waiting | ’ the suburban districts in motor buses.) that after he has spent money For from bushes that lined the village |John Cummings to the Passale Gen-| for the ladder | whe and her husband brought down taking you out for the two years Praise lame, fon te » | rowd leading to the car line j eral Hospital, where he died afew min- | Gatex and Richardson eventually | thelr tiny daughter to Tho Hvening| FINDS MAN ‘‘UP IN AIR’? | you may marry some one eles, It any man reader of your col- | After having been wounded at| "Ui Mfter adminwlon | lace young stalaburK to the nusface | World office to give tentimony In fa- and he will be -minus so much umn can think of something I've | least once, the Justice turned back | by Lewis Pounds, nineteen years old, | #8 had a bad scalp wound. While} vor of the method. hat he has spent on you. let! Vat ji f Ke, id K. I ‘ds of No | tWalting the arrival of a Lincoln) Mra, Cohen looks well and robust, OVER AEROPLANE FLIGHT money that he h eft out I'd like to hear it! and had nearly reqained tho gate |the,ton of Hexinald KK, Pounds of No. |HOME Ammutance, Steinbure. told | Baby Frances isa bright and healthy “How i« this for being mercenary? JUST A GIRL, opening into his place when he fell oho dae te ie "8 The firemen that there was a man| child, with blue eyes that seem to be- Mont of the bachelors know will] ea aah Try Cpoe marcay, Wap with his own in the pit. ‘They, descended | hold everything, a wonderful. ambi: re Dear Madam: I have followed ; ‘ i 3 spend plenty of money on themselve! ‘ound oundering be up and doing, and a ental cf i e Killing wi t witnesd ex-| was moving at a moderate rato of |484in and found Duffy foundering | tlon to Bioax Polkeman Locks) Hin) Up but hesitate about taking a girl home| Your different articles with great aare ay vet ey who msosina apecd and that Mr. Petrle's confused | about In Shee (ak OF as Prtilinhd ORE OD. Giaivern ete oapliat ion 2 bul interest, partic | Ivy if id ovements pre “ oo | Dla beat to keep hime! rom drown- nl J ot a a When He Tells of Fall With @ | from the club because they have to) tt ” Paireries ae! fect | Later the police detained two men Se ee neuen Rieu bed ing. His skull bad been fractured in| May 2 Slast,” sald Mrs. Cohen, ‘My gk ; ay her fare. Bachelors are #0 afratd Mssanar and ‘Perfect Wife” aise | on suspicion, They were Itallan labor- | Moonie Oe Te Pail baby was born at 1 o'clock next morn- Society Woman. aay ati will capture them that 1] cussions, I also note where a | bra and according to the police, one ————_—_—__. The ambulance took both boy and| ing. She welghed only Ove pounds, Hoe nian caryemark, ‘I change | umber of your “opposite” acx ard one of them remark, h of them carried a revolver which was , fireman to the hospital. Duffy, who, but now, only a little more than four An unidentified man found wandering { hes -| Sorrespondents say that the youn, ed. They were psequently NO F000 IN LEBAUDY’'S is a bach about the street last night at One Hun-| girls as soon as things get too serle| man Gr to day ® llonded. They were subsequently ex or and lives at No. 425] months old, she has increased to! i eleven pounds. wants the frivo- Eagle Avenue, the Bronx ales dred and Forty-ninth Street and Melrose | gus!’ lous, painted girl, This is true in | Heated and released. . a HOME IT IS REPORTED ———————-— | aa at the Bowmliat only * Avenue, Bronx, by Patrolman Schoell] “1 have had offers of marriage from| many cases—that 18, young men The body was found by Knowies's | A RESERVISTS USE Miya yy aye atc tae ty was taken to the Morrisania Station. | young men who, judging from thelr| Wil) Ko ow with her, but how | housekeeper, Mrs, Wardell, who had 5 | *r since, and #o is Frances, We many of these mei : m and oe "Ther facemed to be suffering frm | saigriog (considerably amatior than | type of a Kin? A woude eagtit run ftom the hous when she heard » at No. 105 Forsyth street, and hysterta or lons of memory, uN mine) could not have given #9Y/ Young man will wo out with one | three shots fired. As she reached the|Mme, Lebaudy Is Ill and Destitute KNIVESIN STATION CRO D: any one can nee us thore, He said at first fist be was ths driver thought to the responsibilities of mar-| for the sport of It, but when it |lawn she says she heard a man's W | of an aeroplane and that he ha; ‘allen ~ hi fine while. fiying with a| riage. I have been to the fashionable | Comin t isting his fe mate he | voice with a foreign at eryi| #00. Her Little Daughter Hungry, MELON PATCH GUARD SLAIN. ‘ do o the Bs ; pen pera ; , Percinent sooty wranar at Garden City | summer and winter resorts, but bav-| OF courae, some de cr. | eNow, Judge, I've got you.” She saw It Is Said in Westbury. Angered Because F Is Pulled ” | “fall,” but that » Men Fight at | One Man Found Shot and Another | iM fi . In my] type of a young man te'not ¢, but thought that the vo! ve y. Later he told the police that/en't yet met @ real man. not worth | no one, . ohoe * yeaterday Pater ba bois the Galion ak inion he must have character and| Worrying about. My idea ofa per- | carnu trom the shrubbery Servants about Phoenix Lodge, the From ( he lived at the Ho joke . In| opinion fect wife In one who taken an ine summer home of Jacques Lebaudy at & pocket wan found a cablegram ad-|ppaing, gnd the majority to-day are} teat iy atiteticn, enjoy aemocd Friends of the dead man told the|Wotthuiy ne fe declined tecday at Brookfield, Mass | NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept, 6—One Aroawed to the Marquis de Lara, Contl-|igoking in either or both of these wt-) time once in a while and who ts [police that Knowlew recently had sald | dir ee see Trahaat cisoainteaeaa | . Jarmed guard of a watermolon patch, nental Hotel, Parts, ‘The man was taken | vices, How can any girl look for-| willing to suffer any hardship |tnat he was making many enemies | tt ¥ ula ©) BROOKPIPLD, Mass, Sept. 6—| Gracelo, was found dead to-day to Lebanon Hospital. to marriago with the young| With her husband, have a cheerful Westbury that Mme. Lebaudy is seri o ma At the Knokerbocker to-day it was} ward v sald that no one of the name of the! ian of the present?” Marquis de Lara Was staying there. b oee=apbentorss Angered because a fag waa pulled among the melons with @ charge of shot from a spoctal car in which they were |through the heart and the polic \nearching fora second. Luigl Lorenai, travelling from Hoston to New York, | ity. "awa shtwutn wore | E ~AN yody because of his activity in forming an " 1 disposition, {# a neat and simplo dresser and sensib She doesn’t |organtzation to conduct a cainp yw, young men, you know what! have to be a Venus, for if one is |againat violatora of fish one girl thinks of you, 1 wonder it| really In love, she's the mont beau- | 800 n laws, Upon. thin information ously 1M and destitute, and that her little daughter ia suffering for food, A friend of Lebaudy and his wife several inembers of a party of Italian FLEET AT TARGET WORK tiful one in the world to him |has been trying to act a# intermediary — So hepigaW Oa: tit * | others will agree or disagree with her, 4 lthe pollee began « 9 for « man|and get A ‘one time French | 'Oaervista attacked perso i HOM, | { shall bo glad to hear from tem | WO CONTENTED wives vauelt m the JUuntice in alleged to have lnnuger Kine” to novthe snsceh oa ney {Horton and Albany Rallroud station even i alecioe, Cake) |Absolutely Removes eye tater qeactiee, eren| Ang gue from ae pean the Sinat| OF PERFECT HUSBANDS, | described a» having become embit-| on nig wife and child to enable them Mae enaen iho station. egont eed (ie Amuang the other dimeult performances In digestion, One package Di dled nop beiees | who read "Straight From Shoul- }tered toward him in this connection. !ig ive comfortably, but he has been shire ae eben wnt, and ‘the clouds trying to keep hie ear to the ‘ planned by the Navy Department was] te ustic comments on the fom-| We heard the other day from twe Die Banna gnu ats his assistant, Alfred Dufault, were |e cloud \proves it, 25cat all dru; begun to-day by destroyers of the At. | ders" caustic com Mom Fork wives:'each of whom boidiy| Justice Knowles was born In H00k- | unable to ace Lab aUdy. eto the Lex {badly slashed, ‘The asnailante” ro. | rae Foote p ggists. juntic fleet on the southern dri] inine 96 and bravely defined the perfect bus | ingport, Athens County, © Hee 4 iA Me ridey ye | gained their car before the train pro- grounds off the Virginia Capes. The | PERFECT WIFE DESCRIBED BY A| baud in one word—"Mine!” ‘Two more | panned to leave next ‘Thursday for a|Maudy howe since Friday, -when coude No arresta w made Battleship th 4 follow. a hi id waclven will bexin target MAN AND A WOMAN, milar definitl far we've oie ot a month at his birthplace tradesmen — we warned —Lebaudy | yeneniee i DOvered n at Of hatios | would not paponaible for debtn — | ; Arete war Kames Which will_foliow | However, some of Us hold more op- | Bed wives | . y hime last) QVE! 5 ’ . will be longer ‘and will more nearly ap-| miytic opinions. ‘The business of de- i“ rear Madam) Ae T have alwaye | 12,000,000 SEE FRISCO FAIR, | orden a tor Mie Tabandy Was for Saeco It may be an Apartment, frouch actual war conditions than ever] pee eet wife or husband | balinved fhek ee oor ae tne | letreet mt Seventh Avenue and A Furnished Roam las — Se (wikis die ying ana euiiiied lv give my idea of “Ane | Averawe of yom iy | weveuty: Street FN But still one wants the For mar: five years to as near w | Uneit Fire Got There, Can find for all o° that, on. perfect husband as exists. And L SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6—The at-| Soldier Who Wanted That K An alarm from Beventh Avenue and | Dear Madam: Perhaps you ex- think just being “human” is the |tenannce at. the Panama-Pacltle Ux. | k to Restore Sight, ¢ sent fire chief entyethird Str So turn to World “To Let” ounté most, By “hu. Constipation, prim? wri vitsr | il i ust de ition has passed the 12,000,000 mark, | . re Martin and his company Ads. to formulate thelr conceptions of Le pean understand "was announced to-day. One million| LONDON, sept AIL want now |! Hee ke th ae te And you'll be sure to find use the “ideal wife.” But I'm a girl 4 bore If you have te live with him persons, have passed through the gates) ie forse pemana to varne ao Ay aa patch a leak in the high preasure water ) The home you seek, regard- and [ do want to tell you what L sa year. 1 SO TAAL Sante aer athe’ poring, jand then 4 ent lain at that p | think the perfect wife ahould be. A perfect " iN ME CO EL were the farewell words of the Cana-| Th" oye a twentystour inches Of location, price or kind. ind forbear, tre ' Lan -WOIRiSP med Snambers, MM) thick and carries a no 1 pressure of ~ = 1 focl that I probably represent the ual, not as a toy or 2 DROWN CHANGING SEATS. | was returning with other Canadiana | {pick and cartes a normal pressure of 176,518 usual type of New York business | and he should jo share his ace to his home, as he was leaving the! During the digging and building of th ’ i sir, and that most of us hold | pleasures with hie wife, The man ' ' oeelunt ThMreday to Deard the Hess | pew ported upon timber six. by ax | WORLD “TO LET” ADS. DURING LAST EIGHT MONTHS— somewhat the same ideas regard- | Who spends his evenings in the Chambers, ax had been related, had|inches One of the. pleces of timber Ex-Lax reliever wife.” more item to add to the perfect BOSTON, Sept. 6.—Ernest White | ier" tne explosion that ¢ank the Iies-|foot and a half of water two. blocks | the stomach and bowels, stimulates the ; thatial husband is the fact that he d and Robert Craig of Quincy were| pean that he had. re leach ‘way trom. Tw hie Str More Than the Herald, Times, Sun, Tribune and Press ADDED TOGETHER liver and promotes digestion. Good for She must be truly eympathetiol | 5, it forget to make love to his wi |drowned in the } it River when ne eye. Su -| It took nearly two ry to thac 4 sudden shock War necessary the Jeak and restore the high pressure tore his aight, aw it did. worvice, d old. 10¢, 25c and 60c, at| This includes @ capacity for con- | after marriage aay more than he they attempted to change seats in a| RM. | rowboat, did before, List All Oct. 1st Vacancies in the Morning and Sunday World! geniality and a genuine desire to ere ety Se eee Rema em a tN