The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1916, Page 12

| temenmae ee roms ene ooo ae ee ems enn i Pd __THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1916. | JERSEY GUARD CAPTAIN MARSHALL FIELD'S | ONE-TIME EVANGELIST [to enable them to get half fare trans- iG Wye GRANDSON TO WED portation, made out to Barnett Klass | PRISONER AT A FORT) BEAUTY OF VIRGINIA, 1S ACCUSED OF ARSON) Micssisiaca nana teen an evans on oa - 4 Klaas claimed he had been an evan- TERS; 1A. A. Dunning, Retired Manufac- - Man Working as Subway Guard|* turer, Arrested for Failure to Said to Have Collected, Insur- Obey Superior Officer. ance at Three Places. A NO Capt. Augustus A. Dunning of Pat- Barnett Klass, a strikebreaker sub. fe eraon, N. J, commanding Company C, Fifth Regiment, Natic New Jorsey, is a prisone Hancock to-day. It {s aid he failed to obey a command of Capt way guard, who admits he has wan |dered for, used peveral names and | followea many callings, is a prisoner Thc tee of Superior Quality Jon @ charge of arson, which he de- Special Sale ao oo coment \nee. U. 8. A, who Is commanding officer b> Ste Waa aresued: [6% cow tater 4 — . In order to make room for our large new atock of of the Fifth Regiment |borough 1 otis ki n a d es TAKE OUT ALL SORENESS Exclusive Waters Pianos and Waters-Autola Player-Pianos we Capt. Dun © Tetley tet tg : : y inake a i 1 offe: ‘in: of manufacturer nd soctally pre CBIeE Brophy ot tie Bureay of Fire scothe the irritated skin, i oo oe in Northern New Jersey Investigati gave his age a rly ’ egnee stop itching with itch ‘/POSLAM the Healing Remedy armory last evening, Hix he had words with the commuandin oMcer and loft In a “huff.” When] word was sent to him that Cay eat demanded his return to t vrs | 100 Used Pianos in Design of different makes, all full-«ized uprights, in perfect order, some as good as new Prices six and his address as No, 7 | Street, Manhatta lagainet him |apartment, a $ 50 to $ 1 90 he is sald to have used he] Siitectes 458 {naurance. Rely upon its aid whenever’ the skin ix a ’ . for cash or payments of only 85 down and Capt. Reed sent two troopers after repay, Latah Manet 2 mauravat 1 diseases, or to afford come . . Klages collected $520 Insurance for a fire at No. 85 Louisiana Aven Brooklyn, on April 2! lfor a fire at No. 6 | Manhattan, on July 12 i {Chief Brophy foun Sold by all Druggists. For FREE | pocket a card such ss the Pennayl-| SAMPLE, write to bmergency Labora- vania Ratlrond issues to clergymen! tories, 3¢ West 25th Street, New York tiseptic trent for B i Cuts, Abrasions. Needed ~ Katabiehed 1820 Capt. Dunning. As the soliliers a4 proached Capt, Dunning fed, Later! | he was seen around the armory and captured after a chase by fam Mead, Adjutant < Regiment. As soon brought to the ari placed him under $5 Monthly without interest. Also special attractive low prices on some Baby Grands and Player-Pianos, Call or Write for Catalog. 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