The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1915, Page 6

eT Treen meth meemaeety Petters et BR ‘o THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1915. j ; situation, Which, it is admited, is ex-/taking her out in public because | Judge MeCall also doubtless for-| the Vice Presidency of the American footage OR on Zrip he bed © ; tremely serious, The committee Wi!!! the pitention her defo ttvacted gets that the ateck in question Had to| Sanitary Supply Company, and on | few momen fore places other. commence {ts sessions to-morrow in| (Ue “tention her deformity attracted Se eae ack essai 108 ta ag. | May 26 indorsed all hin stock in that | Mia Creveling started to drive over the the offices of the Trunk Ling Associa lurgeons at the Samaritan Hos . raced back as eatly @ to @8-| Company to Maher; also resigned as is ahead, of the tre: en | tion, of which C. Curtice McCain ia |Pital decided that the girl could have in ownership. ‘This committee | President and Director of the North. |{72*,*truck. Her body was placed on , c 3 the station platform, where it wan iden - Chairman a nose 1ike any other person, so Dr. —— has complete confidence in Ita right| Western Construction Company, tum- FRU § FLA ae W. Wayne Babcock carved one along ! |to fully ascertain the transactions of | BFksine Wood. Ho took oath of office eV. tied by Mrs. Creveling, who left the whe ‘ ern train hurriedly er ae had learned Kk lines from the soup bone. 1 rene’ ¢ fin as Commissioner May 29, \ SAYS FATHER SEIZED KEY |< ar incsion'was inado in tho frontat |qennecte arti told, stoeks, mn ja pubite otticor under investigation, | “ate Word could net tell why Maher bone of the skull, and the soup pone | mediately after the opening, causing SO HE ASSERTS |::" to that end to examine hie bank| did not know until long afterward to him. Perhaps he did not actually committee will, of course, continue,| get physical possession of it until — tok that some one had been killed. $ howe securely fixed In position, ‘Then |Fecession in prices. ‘Trading was ac- account, The hearings before the| that the stock had been transferred go that it covered th up bone. vely | } big aint A covered the soup bone.| paratively dull when it was found | but in order not to complicate in any —— Benjamin J. Tuso, a veteran saa captain, died at his home in Fanwood, N. J., Sunday, aged eighty-six. Lewis Mundheim, eighty-three yeare old, a Civil Wer captain and one of PateheatatP -tatceateatsit OBITUARY NOTES. later. 4 the child was able to breathe | at there was good support on re- | way the disposition of the MoCait} @- Did you think he was a good a 1 i ? | Intend to forward charges against any| rid of the «toc! other Commissioner until the chargea|. Mr. Wood, in anawer to Counsel ch the new nose, In a{@ction. Baldwin Locomotive sold off (Continued from Firat Page.) char few days ahe will leave the hospital.|to 11%, but rallied States Steel lost mn aft United 8 to 961-2. Some Vessels for British Trade Ex- to Obtain Access to Money bul did not ao Infe ~, ‘ m the momittee r - 4, Smith, said he has accounts in the|the few survivors of the 1 i iT Msakcptarh hdl Gis ENGINEER SAW GEMS, Nel le age hos Pe iMag Mer ‘This situation was rather Inconsist-| {#8 ude MeCall are deter-| Gentrat Trust Company, the Lawyers’ |Guards of Washington, D, Cy died pected to Lift Freight STAMFORD, Conn, Nov. 30.—Mra.| ’ nn ane Seneee TS: ae Wonre mined Title and Trust Company, the Twen- | Sunday at the Bensonhurst Sanitar- Alexander Raymond died on Dec. 96,| COULD ’ $ TRAIN in spots, Cuban-American Bugar| en! with his attitude that he was hur-) ‘phe committee to-day devoted ital ty-third Ward Bank and’ a few dol-|1um, Brooklyn. ’ Congestion. 1014, leaving an estate of about $160,000 | N’T STOP opened up ¢ points at 1747-8 amd de-| ried and dit not want to bo dis-fattention to the transfers of wtock | WER im the Com Exchange Bank. | | John Ploch, a political leader ot i | 7 “Have you, Ei je assaic County, ‘ and a will which bequeathed much of it | neinpsneitinemaene clined 47 Texas Oil opened off 4 turbed made by Commissioner Robert C.| gon, “had any other accounts since| home in Paletion. ‘He wal seventy to Catholic churches and priests. . points at 205 and advanced to 2151-2. | A®nouncement was made to-day| Alexander Raymond, her husband,| Jewels Worth $2,000 Lost From) Industrial Alcohol in second hour 1914 ‘On Saturday the attorney for the | Wood, who took office on May ? “Why—yea—one_ small account in Bankers’ T , 1914, | M Mr. Wood sold 6€6 shares of pre- eight years old. Edward W. Hasewell, aged y= | uxt Company was te | j | Commercial Trust Company of five large steamers flying the) hes presented claims for about $400! An Express Car Between |M4¥afced 64-4 points from the early! precisely what the Committees do-| ferred and 3,388 of the common stock | Sw Jersey.” replied Mr. Wood, heal. | {% for thirty-one years on the joan flag have been transforred | *4 her ae erseas Mrs. Netile Some low to 1218-4. New Haven 18-4 to! giro) in reference t 187 whares{of the American Sanitary Supply |tatingly. » Wood, torial statt of the Boston ‘Transcrip ", for ly of ‘klyn, presents claims r 0 k 96 108. ' ite rset sk hed fy sa citnaal s an 4 sie died yesterday at his home in Boston. the Pacific Coast business and | oe about $6,000, Stratford and New York 71-2, United States Steel 6-8 to! oe ihe Kinga County Electric Light Company to John A, Maher, son-in- ao acer ae ae Ho was a member of the Newspaper shortly enter the New York-Lon-} "oy ‘tie wilienn piatd iw-day MTR} BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov, g0~|2 27% Oll Insues and specialties con. | and Power Company stock. The in-/law of Senator O'Gorman, for $1. Tho} GIRL KILLED BY TRAIN. Club, and was past president of the vi " ri mother told he die t d to 0) t Pn east! r- | DIN of sa dated 2 19 reas Club an e Bon trade to assist in relieving the ex Moye “ hoe 4 mo oe ele PE! Jewois worth $2,000, the property of inued to absorb the little interest in| formation could have been easily fu bill of s is dated June 12, 1914, but naliste A lation. Port freight congestion at this port. | fhae“Ghortly before her. mother’ died | Mrs. John t ‘The steamers include three of those | Alexander Raymond plucked from her | the market. General list held firm ‘Trading in afternoon wa 1) request was made for any|the investigators suspect that there] SUMMIT, N. J., Nov. 20.—At the the ac-|Rerkeley Heights crossing of the Lack- amin, a we thy real- | nishe LS SS TT Moyer London, known aa the “Mat- on a very om that was not atrictly ma-|!# * serious discrepancy nite het te id strug. | dent of New York and Stratford, have . : voth King,” and an uncle of Congret ty purchased by the Atlantic |i ‘the key to this trunk. np n lost while being shipped from|up and poncrat mere es MOVE | terial, Judge McCall, however, defn |tual time the docum As signed. |}awanna Railroad this morning Mies! man Meyer London, died yeaterda; Line, a subsidiary of the| | The dying woman rose In her bed. Stratford to the Hotel Manhattan, Ran general market was qu italy vetted 16 SeemiIe a5) " suggestions have been made that the y Creveling, twenty-six years old," his home, No. 309 Bast Broadway, International Mercantile Marine Com- | Mrs Webb testified. raised her hands) Siratiord io ' 2° ee an, | American Can stocks gained to : i . arks in the signatures does not nter of Mra. A, D, Creveling, was his seventy-ninth year. Haymond, you are kill New York, where their owner is|® points from the low. Mexican Oll| tion fo be disclosed | ar and @ half old. jex. a but you ‘must ‘not rob my j Pony. Tey are the Giberia and Man- daughter spending the winter, The jewels were | *°!! at 4465-8, up 2 Thia committer will prove the ‘arvalho, a handwriting = ail thuria, both en route now from the | “YT Raymond will deny this whon he|1n 4 travelling bag shipped by Adams test charges pending © the Governor | © has given expert testi- Pacific, and due here about Dec. 14, | 1s called in rebuttal. xpress on the 11.08 A, M, train lontng Quotati we which sustity: Judes McCall's ve | in the Molineux case and many he Mongolia, expected about Doc, | Mie Webb also testined that while) Friday, With net cRanane treme: gree « esas Abt Al's Fe | other prominent litigations, was called | e |ahe had been told by her mother that | Bugene Slower, engineer on a train, Gg, | moval. For that reason wa are not! {o testify as to th neo as to time C77aQ?” |. These vessels were bought from rove, bed be TMA in the trunk for! ewice passed a bag lying beside tho | Asks dol Mine S| inclined to press matter of thel which he deduced from a minute ex- COrge fhe Pacific Mat] Bteamehip Yeas ei | eee ce uuth Gite, Minaene Metone thas iioc Cece | books further or otherwise Jeopardize | amination of the paper on which it is vioafhrt aids is the soe re tan GIRL GETS A NOSE there ware jewels and clothing seat. the possibility of a hearing on the day | Witten and the jhk that was wsed. | Fifth Ave., Corner 3ist St. 4 tered near the bag, but could not atop fixe y further action on our part Sanitary Sup- | New York service aro the Korea ; his engine at that time, He returned tee Cisae Books: ai : \ : l Cl S and the Kroonland, The last named Jon foot as soon as possible, but the e : he fe it pomsible,” asked Senator Semi-Annua earance ale ihe Ni York bag was empty. It is thought the bag the Governor © UNS | Pnarineon when that wabetl qeamer'bas been in the New York: {fell from a car when it swerved about might further tend to delay the hear- | Thompson. Berane tie ime | Further Reductions Ban Francisco tourist carrying tra the corve and that mome One piaxed Tees ihe tharees eee rinaue, wre ene g the ink | t its activity in this respect was it up and removed its contents. s \ ape | Sia hs Hae bs ee a forages by the alides which closed | Carved by Surgeon and Placed on teres . will not tako any much action 1A view sat (he witness, who told of 1 45 CHIFFON VELVET AFT. FROCKS r . of @ possible further delay } wiration through the Panama child W Ss fith- “SMILE OF RHEIMS” SAVED. “Ae Malet WY Che Chaleinan ‘seer stock certificates of the st shades Clearance Price, $50 Chi 10 Was Born With A ited t an yes Construct ompany [concria etarta by all the Eastern out Nasal Appendage. PARIS, Nov, 30,—The statue ‘The | haldnia terday 10 Judge MeGail, we doom it alleged 40 have been transfered June lf gg SUITS, STREET & MOTOR COATS to relieve the freight con- . Smile of Rheims’ has been pr Betideie oublic. Service Commissioner, | Willlam C. Banks, w 1 to M Clearance Price, $25 to $50 PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 30.—A nose, no Public Servi mmission @eetion along the Atlantic seaboard Which in taea aa euumauy * | although shattered by the bombardment Ml vroperty subject to the charwes ae 0, 5 EV ING w PS planned to-day at a meeting of t + COM=| OF the Rhelma Cathedral . eperoress hadaaehAbordl hy sad ated os handwritings on these docu- EN RAI Presidents of the trunk lines held [pares favorably with the natural va-| "an, goctete Nationals des Resux-Arte : x we have made, angie remain in of 1, “are also writ- 7 A late shipment In a Bivins ‘Relttoad i ae ane rue bens Ey TRON a ENG Renna | eumounced to-day it Had eotabtianed thts HBT Poe areran taken tacdntor beeing r but @ aatety ink." great variety of materials. Clearance Price, $50 & $75 0 Dy on. he Samar-jact after an {nvestigation of reports 22 Sucwe SCCal takes ieee Sor OMNES nation deve thing : taepading rercene pacanires itan Hospital for a twelve-year-old |that the statue had been removed. § | to light his transactions found in the rahee. Heveloped nothing 75 FRENCH HATS Clearance Price, $5 to $10 ‘all the roads interested, to consider |sirl. The child was born without a | rato Moctsd und ine stato has Woes *| hank book prior to 1912, in answer insioner W then returned 220 FANCY WAISTS ‘and means to meet the present nose. Her parents refrained from + I%)to which this committee states ¢ saying he} | there are the hooks which the Ju He was received. Every waist is an ex- {2 ] wave consent to examine, and th materials. 3] tacts only became public through hi kame day Clearance Price, $7.50 to $25 + g't| effort to stop the investigation. wrote to John A oh Fi ' - 2 43g if ioe fal Went. is = = Rl iy oI ut ct) » Y. Atrorake: 130 19 Xx. 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