The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1916, Page 4

Promises Legal Bombshell as. ,,,, ‘ w. dude $3,000 for certain letters in his pos-| i 1 ‘The bombshell, as Dr. Graves de-|the United States authorities find that| pussy that. there were scribes It, or rather suggests it, Is a|they can get no evidence on whieh to highly BIDFORSLENCE “QWSPIORNS Se —>— jae A day yi fo bia ‘ He Goes to Washington (9 me in tus pl a ats rere + denied yt for Blackmail Hearing. jaye tad been lake downs If Teould season ‘van Arm@aard Kar! Graves went to tw erday and| Fi . fen i a rt ‘ Washington to-day with a big bomb. | made When i y as ‘ i Jobat se abe A strictl¥ Iexal bombabel!. He |)" oT Oat witiine ial ; A r to-morrow before the |. | © ne fs hd by a PREDICTS THE CASE WILL BEj word ‘twenty’ stan sewer a charge of trying to bi kmall \ s , Countess von Bernatorff by asking THROWN OUT OF CoURT te 1 have transla PomMetat a fle Founded 1826 Lord & Taylor sath Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street CHICKERING HALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1916, at 3 P.M. 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For One Day Only Wednesday, Nov. 15 Women’s High Cut Lace Shoes Reduced From $7.00 0 *9.85 All Paris Brown Kidskin High Cut C 1S OF SS) S09 S09 SS SO OS 00 0 0 0 0 SS 0 0 S00 0 0 So O09 ——— 0 SO 0 SO ee eee nee ae ene saa a, Se | Pn rr. a THE BVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1916.. \SWITCHMEN CHARGE B-HOUR ARBITRATION son we OLD FRENCH we packet from « on those occasions and won - packet th German oF > 4 are thelr any letter el safe in t W iaine said the doctor, The packet had been offici wuld by t wer | been Ger nbers of one ¢p) lear for han the crew had been | froin obtained Embassy that ¢ ay Informed by he facts. The 1 to any campaign.” » you mean they will st , liat r editor make his owt shington admits were in 8 ion addressed to ber. Prince von| “Po you me A of D proes y " ae a) Owe code enane, tefeldt of the German Embassy | Cculing you?” ws ask jtiuetons, Not another word from) ‘the code letters, he insisted, will t T a do what they like,” re me t of Count von declares the letters were stolen from They can H save ee f pr the Embassy mail plied Dr. Graves, “You shall ao. if, DF. Graves amiled as he playing of the) nationa : statements rom the Germ: some of tess vor neern in| ding to the s refer, to use rtain trans- leve Ailions | bassy. ments ta persons is, the general | toured t pat from relatto ant, nd stocks did rnstorff® him- there were GRAY. HAIRS AMVENTH R upward) one th Clever Imitators, Lace Shoes. , Vamps of Paris Brown Kid, Tops of White Snow Buck. Welted Soles XVI. Heels. 2-inch Louis All styles carried at our 6th Ay. at 20th St. Store also sold at oyy Newark Branch, 645-649 Broad St, to have cont rs Dr Armgaard Karl German Foreign Of messenger also is be The eight-hour railroad work in freight terminals be as applied to «working witi ir ret vice ‘ n/ Gosling, « fraternal the proceedings before the arbitration! England to the Ame: board appointed un: Act to consider the demands of the Switchmen's ght. | lack outlook of the war,” he added Union of North America for hour day amd an 16 cents an how union involve thirteen railroads, East y of] “is that the workers on their return « (he case against ds of the to civil life will throw over the hate- Hatzfeldt, coun- the German|” 4; ; and inevitable.” teady to assist In the| Uder the Newlands Law the arbi- the self-styled “inter-| tration hearings must not extend be-| The original causes of the economte use of th switchmen | crisis in Porto Rico, according to a can be found ai have brought the matter Into arbitra-| report by Santiago Iglesias, were due|_ The above co tion after eight months of effort. Concerning Graves's © letters addressed to Coun- Herfstorf contained tips on “stock which could be played on the on market as sure winners,” it red at the German Embassy: ily reference to stock in the untesa von Bernstorft was f the sale of twenty held by the Countess, thing in two of the let- es produced that would not ° 1 permitted*to pass the Eng- PROMISES FIREWORKS IF HE/ lish censor.” GOES TO TRIAL. The ( S.\to the island's system of production atrongly to ev E. Heberling, President of the unton,| and tho “concentration of wealth in What a falr f charged to-day in Horace Baker, that el for the rail- roads, was secking, Uy dragging In un- necessary and trivial details, to nullity | Heberling de-| | Franklin Simon a Co. minute détails of a switchman's duties in each minute of a twelve-hour day Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. the thirty-day period would be u . ntials could be reached Howry of the United States Court of Claims, Chatr- , Arbitration Hoard, en- New Models Wednesday protest EW MI OGSSS meanesaay board into executive session to map out a plan by which the proceedings may be expedited, about Maker were allowed rman Embassy does not ba- ives obtained the let the steam#ehip Oscar IL, latest date on the docu- n from Graves ts Se vining 'y efforts nine the identity of the » brought ed States and the ship he The Embassy feels that r, having lost the packet nt or theft, might have t the loss, the controversy keen minded switch- orks: elve hours 4 a Py bi daert era etl laces d ings; V neck, cuffs and border at bottom of con- 7.95 and Ohio Railroad and allied roads trasting stitch, Special . f the a switch. <6 , r " ly In winter when Slip-Over Brushed Wool Sweaters covered with snow and for clearing For Women and Misses cars requires switchmen to work out In the element® for hours without a chance to gel warm, “Why do you want an eight hour brushed wool, long sash, tdssel ends. 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