The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1916, Page 11

lquor tax certificate, is against the! HARD BLOW FOR HARD CIDER.|* CRONES, POISONER HOPE TO SIGN BORDER THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1916, Justice John Woodward wrote the Court Rules Intoxteating ana Polpion on nn effort wade by a native AGREEMENT TO-MORROW | * a i i ent of ‘The Appell ant ed fe bec t ineareh the | —___ The old “Core AN” tdea we leave 6 Appelinte Division of the Supreme | home ; ficest ot PI ‘ Court, Third Dep ty nar era (hae ER Ay BAN UIE] Americans Content to Eliminate | to others, Ry & (, Pills ts the Spee ve hard cider ts an int i nth ins the netion of the ] Section Objectionable to etatist’s Pil. Safe for Chitdre to fell tt, unless the is \ N onete to the appetione | Mexicans, | UGETABOx . TO: mi} | RIED CAU ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 25. When] Fon ] | ’ jthe Mexican-American Joint Com=) (Mavi estss. | | mission convened to-day it appeared] “Ve Aci. BALL | > | i} evident that the Americans were will | Marshall of Spalding, Neb., Be-|i"€ t meet the Mexicans ‘nalt-wa & 4 ; so phrasing oposais ma: * lieves He Has Mundelein wday by t ‘ | ‘ en xicans The Tonle Laxative 10¢ & 25¢ the Box Dinner Fugitive. ereeing to. th “| | 1 that the , | a ent to have eliminate * SPALDING, Neb. Nov. 22—A man,'clal document reference t | of the United Stat Government to who, t | asserts, an * . ps into J It is un |swers t f Jean Crones, f objection. of | ~~ on bighting tix. | wanted arge of hav such provision. tures, dome |ing poisoned 800 persons at a banqu M bd ie Ate plano and 1 dered there In honor of Archbish from Cleveland, Conferees ex- rt Mt n, is under arrest here. essed the hope that the official 2 ~ )», Nov. 23—Jean Cro reement t be ready for six Relief Awaits You! Instantly Stops Dyspepsia, Gases, |the anarchist, assistant chet, se Tybee Ss od aa . ‘ . * by pe 1 over the world since o Shop anywhere \ ~ Sourness, Heartburn— Get Some Now! ae me i . , i . “ : | Arch op Mun ba Ms hien ous and } - = ante, has oan wereated [KELLY STILL A PROGRESSIVE. (sx4 p,, You don't want a slow remedy | in mir home—keep it handy —get 4|Nab,, according to a teleg PITTSRURGH, Pa,, Nov. 23.—Pormer | |) when your stomach is bad or an rt ai ent case from any drug) to-day by the Chicago police. Representative M. Clyde Kelly, member . ungertain Me—or a harmful one—} Store and then if anyone shod ext! Crones disappearea from bis lodg-jof the Sixty-third Congres: e something which doesn't agree with! our show- your stomach is too valuable; you] then, if what they ent lave like lend, | 08" !mmediately atter the banquet. | gressive Republican, will be @ mei P00 fe, mustn't injure it with drastic drugs. |ferments and sours and forms gas; |L#tters signed with hls name and of the Sixty Arh Congress fa i send for attractively {1 Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its|enuses headache, dizziness and! Ing an intimate knowledge of the | f j cet, lustrated catalog with *p in giving reliefs; its harmless-|nauses: eructations of acid and un-| Poisoning were mailed in New York to $1.79 Speelal diseount neds; its certain unfailing acti regulating sick, sour, gassy stor digested food—remember as soon as | news Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact | week later 8 and to many persons a | Its millions of cures in indigestion, the « Hl such distress) 4 man pretending to be Crones| dyspepsia, gastritis and other stom mptness, certainty | catiea The World offices in New York ach trouble has made it famous the e in overcoming the worst 4. tote & Hue Kiva Gluded at world ov ch disorders is a revelation to PY telephone, but always eluded ¢f- | K pe domach ‘ ohana forts t 1 him by tracing the calls, | : Th his rooms in Chicago were found | a great quantity of poisons and m ia n terials for making bombs, The police le ur everal of his anarchist as , ss in this and other cities, but ie 4 as -j ® unable to find they had been p *. erned In the polsoning at the | Mundetein banquet or had any Infor as the whereabouts of It was generally belleved he to Europe » who attended the ban at which the poison was admin- istered were seven archbishops and en bishops of the Roman Church, President Judson of University of Chicago, Gov should always carry home a bottle of Virginia Dare Wine. Adds zest and delight to the home dinner and is always a source of refreshment when weariness comes or company calls. ng th the Dunne and former Gov. Dineen, Roger C. Sullivan, the Democratic leader, and many leading bankers and moer- chante. The quantity of trioxide of arsenic ed in the food—the experts ught in the soup, but the writer the Crones letters said it was lent vomiting saved all of those who had tasted it from any worse effects than three days’ discomfort, — TRIED AS RIVAL’S SLAYER. One Candidate for Judgeship Ac- cused of Killing Othe HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Nov. 23.—The trial of David D, Overton, former Clerk | of the Madison County Court, charged | with the murdor of W. T. Lawler, who defeated him at the June election for | Probate Judge, was continued here to- } day, | Mra. Lawler told of the disappear lance of her husband, June 14, three s before his body was found tn the ‘ennessee River, and medical witnesse . that he apparently had been the home since 1835. 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