The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1915, Page 13

Sie Repeers Punticty Mxeented tn’ Meateo City, GALVESTON, Tex., Dec, 22.—Bix Moinbers of the robber band reeontly Captured in Moxivo City were executed Publicly to-tay, according to a men- by Juan T. Burns, ui here. Four others death were given a inet moment. Five with the band have to long prison term cate ie robbera ha van "able to 0 voli capture, for some 6 ans of forged documents witen% ‘nate the police belleve they ere Cid officers, TO SAVE EYES FREE PRESCRIPTION TRY IT IF YOUR EYES GIVE YOU TROUBLE _ Thnasande of people suffer all the time wly beeamse they don’t know = home |, hut none for thelr eves and iy eye They utet them, the trouble being too slight \_letve them to an eye specialist, Finally | they may mo to nome cheap store and slgsole they de bet neeas ee wincw nftee being wera two oie e months do thelr jeak, watery, S| greatly benefited wearers of 1@ CENTS BROWN’S + _ Bronchial @ TROCHES fol yaogiMery i remedy ia the Not a candy— ate - un yer Droge wr he New 10c Sui Box Other sizes #80, bee and $1.00 CaaS es Span reese ts pros, Jehan I. Brown & Son Bvstea, Masa. 2\to be the final step in calling off ‘eral magnate, Is to put his money in | esti THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, (, DECEMBER 22, Cleveland American League President Harry Hempstend of the New York Giants, to-day spiked a re- OF PEACE AWAITS |i" sie ONLY SIGNATURES orabdle to deal for peace with the Fed. erals.and at the same time try and Warring Magnates Gather for Final Meeting To-Day in sign one of thelr players. There still ts a suit against us instiwated by Kauft for $5,000, and this may have led to the report that we were dickering with the Federal star.” Ss | Cincinnati, aic A Simple, Home-Made Remedy, Inexpensive bet Unequalled. CINCINNATI, Dec, 22.—Baseball | 4-j-fotelnieeteteitotetetteeloeittotato Deace was at hand to-day when the) The prompt and positive results given warring magnates met at the Hotel)by this pleasant tasting, home-made Sinton to await the signing of the te igh has caused it to be used in| formal treaty, han any other remedy. It The affairs of the International League which have tireatened to be- come as serious an obstacle to peace as the Federals’ demands had beon, have been settled, according to offictal announcement from the meeting, and to-day's pact, disposing of them, was pats family uy Get vs guaees Pines (50 conte’ worth) from any drug store, pour it int pint Lion ond fii the bottle with plain gran ted sugar syrup. This a a full jy—of the most ef- jective cough by ly at a cost of only 64 hositilities. When the Feds anti-trunt | ents of lens. You couldn't buy oa sauce sult pending in Chicago would be; f, ‘prepared and never spoils. Full withdrawn was not known to-day, but| directions with Pinex. the magnates appeared to have an un-| Pinex is » highly concentrated com- derstanding on tl matter. pound of genuine Norway pine aly, ‘The Baltimore Feds’ demand for a| fich in guaiacol and is famous the worl he 1 tonal Lei over for its splendid effect in bronchi place in the Internation: ague was whooping cough, bronchial asthens the bump in the road to amity which} winter cou; for @ time defied steamrolling in the] ‘To fro disappointment, in making big meeting, but optimistic offictal | thi sk your druggist for “244 ounces statements from the trenches indj-|of Pinex,” and don’t accept anything fated the Baltimore owncrs at last|¢l#- A guarantee eer ed had been placated. tion, or money promptly rei iy ore is pre} ‘ion. Pinex Ce., There was plenty of speculation, but | Wayne adv ' it was only speculation concerning the fate of players Holding war-time con- tracts, President Ban Johnson of the American League issued a statement that the player situation had been dis- cussed and “about settled.” These de- tails also were hoped for to-day. The men who are drawing BD she peace pact, which members of the Na- tional Commission and Federal League leaders expect to sign some time to-day, are: Judge George H. Williams, St. Louls, attorney for the American League; John M. Galvin, Cincinnati, attorney for the National League: and 8. L. Swarts, St, Louis, Federal counsel, ‘The agreement will Gisbandment of the eral Leagui and the purchase of two or more clubs in organized baseball by the Federal League magnates, - Charley Woeghman of Chicago will buy the Chicago Cubs, Harry F. Sin- clair, the Newark angel, may buy a club, probably the St. Louis Browns. If this deal through, ported Phil, ll, backer of the St. Louis Federals, will get the Cardi- nals. Ed. Gwinner, the Pittsburgh Fed- TIRED OUT STOMACHS siven 4, tat satere Sitel! Coit atrongth by the use Stuart S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS “ They Wo oktire a ror! rovide for the __CONGERTS AND MUSIC, MET ROPOLI TAN WOUn. TONIGHT Man LANG’ UaRD ATA To-Night at 9. MANHATTA “MASKED MARVEL” +s “STRANGLER” LEWIS CATCH-AS-CATCH-CAN TOA FINISH PLAZA Pai Vaudeville and Feature Pictures HENRY KOLKER IN THE PHOTO PLAX: “The Warning” And a Splendid Vaudeville rogramme Friday Mets, & Nights, Surprise Vaudeville Tritay Mole, & Nights, Sarprise Veudevitle | F.F-PROCTOR’ VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTO F: LAS, 2a 8, 34th St. and &th Av. 25 to $2.00. Return Match gd lt ay PROLUMBIA si, [Payers is pia | snows KISSING GIRLS | VAUDEVILLE. 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