The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 8

‘SAYS GERMANY DOES NOT 8. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1916. Undersea Liner Deutschland as She Lies With - PARED PAERE REE REDE HEE ane FeO aed SES OO64-4-006-4 408-544-4502 $004400104400¢04 4404-0 44h14404 YOUTH AT WHEEL HELD AS SLAYER SHPTHISOD > Jcar and told his passengers he would pect Avenue Detectives McIthardy and Thompson | were sent later to find the chauffeur. When they reached the garage they found that the license number 24,454 New York had been transferred to a) nt make of car. When Homicide | seached the garage sand | tound a dis-| shows that the system “hea very great possibilities in this + count | SKIPPER (}f DEUTSCHLAND Her $10,000,000 Cargo at New London Pier\MUIO KILLS BOY; cysarr% Sits ca AS ment, poor busine a ine sihods and lack of judgment.” " UE = ae ars & He and His Crew Crew are Being Lionized by the People of New London. \te atill excited over the prassnce of the submarine liner Deutschland Capt Koenig and his orew are cheered every time they appear en ¢|Drtver Arrested on Charge After Rushing Vic- | tim to a Hospital. |No, 1173 Upton Avenue, | mantled car in the rear. tor was still warm, in spite | seamen | for two months Loutls Rocco, elghtcen years old, of | finally confessed he had taken the c ar | the Bronx, | fact that the youth insisted that it Rad not been out of the garage ‘The detectives say the young man antied it) He ce and dis: of the accident Looked Horrible, Festeredand Came toHead, Itched Causing Scratch- ing. Restless at Night. HEALED BY CUTICURA : | the street. A sixteen-year-old mom- jwas agrested early to-day on @) gad that the garage was conducted SOAP AND OINTMENT 4 ed [ber ef the crew with paveral sturdy charge of homicide and operating an) by his brother. ; SAYS BLOCK 5 PB; . | fellow members narrowly escaped em- automobile without a Iicense, The} caarkicene 1 AYS BLOCKADE FAILS. | Betas frome SeSun Ol Wena Wake Fou tka Ie Charged With Navid HORSESHOES. .| “L mddenly realized that pimples a Declares It Is Believed War) Will Continue for Another Year, if Not Longer. WEW LONDON, Nov. 2.—This city | they appeared on Main Street to-day. | They only edged out after they had signed thair autographs on photos of their boat. The crew has shore leave and they're enjoying it. Capt. Koenig’a talk with newapaper- mon to-day left the tmpreasion that |run dowWh and killed Howard Ger-| * | stenany, six years of age, of No. $01) Prospect Avenue, the Bronx. The boy was playing in the sees » {near his home when an automobile | $ [containing Harry Silverman, of No. >| 244 Aldus Street; Jullus Gollubler A horseshoe manufacturer has left a fortune of $8,000,000, | CO-OPERATIVE STORES 0. BUT MANAGEMENT tal | were on my face and they soon to get very a and covered the of it making my face look horrible. e pimples were SS) large and hard, and / festered and came toa they itched causing me scratch making them anti-American fooling ts atfll rather of No, 875 Whitlock Avenue, Will- —_ a oe = } seem ss “* | strong in Germany, though he hest- fam 8. Evans of No. 904 Tiffany! U, S, Bureau of Markets Favors the Ti ter reading 4 Celcam tantly eald it wasn't “very bad.” q >| Street, and a chauffeur, struck him. a if r Soap aff Ointment advertisement I pent Retailers 30° Quality Ho scoffs at the British blockade, A Meine la/W kanthkte: B0F re- | Idea as Tending to Bring Better | (re sample, | purchased more, end & “It'e only 4 spy system, a chain of election to the Assembly and was Returns to Farmers. [she hee coker Soap andthe bones FRESHLY ROASTED’ commercial agents,” he ways, “And on bis way to Join a party of eam-| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2—Indorse-|Of Ointment when 1 was healed jf the British navy comes out, why | 4 paigners “With Judge Seabury, ment of the co-operative stores sye- (Signed) Jacob Kaplan, 408 Hopkinson . Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., March 24, 1916, we'll be ready for them, though, Tho chauffeur leaped from the car| tem, as “tending to bring about lower frankly, we can't catch up to Eng- 100%) in miles, chia eaiiie £0. “Storm Hero’’ land's naval strength during the war. “Germany thinks the war will last at least another year, and it is con- fident of the outcome, “The submarine in the vessel of the future, Battleships are no good any mote, and anybody who doesn't that must wear blindora, I think now though no visitors abi |of New London, Capt. Koenig's alleged charge that American fishing vessels as apics arturo from the Vir- n his first trip ts con- y to general information about vessels at tho he quit the * were from Canada and In Brit. ish employ. There was no secret in Norfolk that the ships were outeide and apparently stationed as spies. The cargo of the Deutschland, con- sisting of drugs, dyes and jewelp and od at several millions of doll is reed from the deep off New London a passing tug master yelled: “Do you want a tow?” This photograph shows the German terohant submarige Deutachiand at liner Willehad, which is acting as the mother ship to the subma At the right is th State pier, where the Deutschland’s cargo, valued at $10,000,000, will be her pier in New London, Conn., on | unloaded the United States is beginning to re- | her second visit to the United States, bled es utsehland oan 7 be distin. | » it, » “= guished at the side of the pler. _ | At the loft is the North German Liaya | Fulshod, at the | Patil dao arly the Willehad picture, st to the "screen a 1 the subsea liner. A.D.T. READY 10 NET STRIKING MESSENGERS HALF WAY, SAYS CHIEF ation Conference, of thelr demands. difference as to thelr working hours. Abe Hartmann, organizer of the striking boy”. said 1,100 of the em- ployees of thw Western Union and Postal Telegraph” Companies were out. Both companies employ 2,500 boys in all. Two hundred of the night workers, It 1s sald, have joined forces with the strikers, The boys appear to be taking things feel confident their places cannot be filled, They content themselves with hanging around headquarters at No. | completes an effective | There may be a) Oru Fuereneice i 24-9 PO 4ODOEG4O444 kind of wa ing, antiseptic and now skin. A safe soap for r easy with the assurance that they or bath, per he Umbrella owing to some hitch /Rovs Expected to Win Some] win win in the end. 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