The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1917, Page 12

oriiia, a died rot | ter several quarrels, vol al. | Keleey hor in Bayport, L. 1, and ig ¢ Wolff Says Bri Law | Wa met at the door by the actor and O00 0 he oS raha tr ed was not wanted Wolff went and finally away, Live With Him. he told the Court his wife Every Nighf , told him she had taken the advice of lame for the dome upheaval IN} veicey and would not longer tl the tel ne of Maurice Wolff, National i: ee Md For Constipation | (iistivtvan ‘ant tural promoter "42." sum join guniioe Pinch, hee is being sued for separation. by | huss and rang her up on the phone her a grand present. 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Y N Gentlemen As a Special Piano Offer We Present Please send me, oe &\Y WALTERS PIANO STYLE Great Piano & Player Sale Terms *] aWeek Price includes Stool and Free Delivery without part, full your CITY..... Clip Ort and Mail This C BRANDED AS SPY, "ARMS SALESMAN KEEPS SHIP SCARED Guns in American's Trunk} . . *, i. Lead Vestris's Captain to |} Accuse Him. The Lamport & Holt tiner Vestria! jouth America to-day with a thoroughly scared captain, crew wengers—all but one, | Joseph Van Jonney of Jamaica, L. 1, | and he was very, very angry and an- | nounced before going down the gang- |plank that he meant to sue the line for $10,000 for slander because Capt | Davies had accused him publicly of being a spy When the ship was about to sail jfrom Buenos Ayres on Jan. 5 some- body told the captain that Mr. Van Jenney, who, though he has been in | this country twenty-seven years and has been a citizen here for twenty years, speaks with a strong German accent, was a good man to keep an leye on {Tt in str informant, on the Vas * said the captain's t ha came down here | which sailed just be- fore the U-53 began her raids off Nantucket, and now he sails again just as we are warned of a German |raider in the South Atlantic.” The captain ordered Mr. Van Jen- ney’s five big trunks searched, The first contained a number of rifles and a machine gun, The second con- tained more rifles of assorted sizes and ammunition, No, 3 was filled] with artillery shells and quantities of | high explosives, The fourth was filled | with coils of wire and little things which looked like fuse caps. The fifth contained a lot of revolvers with ammunition for them In vain Mr. Van Jenney protested he was @ salesman for the Marlin | Arms, the Peters Metallic Cartridge and the American Piano Company, and that the blue prints which had | found in one of the trunks were y a sketch of an invention for saving in steam boiler plants, Tho trunks were hustled off to the brass fur pler and Mr. Van Jenney was told | }to follow them, He made violent protests, threatening international |complications unless he was allowed to sill, Capt. Davies finally consented, after warning Mr. Van Jenney that if he attempted to signal from the decks, visited the wireless room or did any- [thing cise that a spy might do he |would be put in irons, He had « Jionely trip, he sald, with hostile eyes ) on him all the time and not a man or a woman to speak to him, Capt. Davies eliminated the Barba- does from the cruise, explaining he feared there might be German sub- marines lurking in the vicinity The} ship came up the coast on @ round- | about course Tho terror of the ship's company reached its elimax two nights ago off | the Virginia Capes when a sinister- the | geside with There Are Many Valuable Tonic-S COUGHS AND ing mental and phy: to throw off the poi body. Duffy's Pure Malt prompt relief as it use only. illness is usually @ ing in @ run-down work an Pure Malt Whiske: TRAVELING is of climate, drinkin, LED BOTTLES ONLY. Got Dotty's trom your tamlly ve ce 08 4 beoblet tree, Sold in § NOT | $15 for vehicles carrying five persons to $67.50 for those with a capacity of more than thirty persons. ‘The tax open the way for more serious ills if neglected. prompt treatment of a cough or cold with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as directed, usually brings relief and may often forestall grip and pneumonia. with the desired effect. Whiskey as directed, assists in strengthening the system by Its stimulating action and may be retained by the most sensitive stomach, “Get Dutty’s and Keep Well.” wine store, Heonsed dreggtst or you, wrhe as, Send for wsetel “TAX ON MOTOR VEHICLES SOON TO GO INTO EFFECT: Bill Reported Favorably to Senate— Expected to Become a Law | by Feb, 4 Jan. 2% Vehicle Hin, ALBANY Motor The by Hewitt which the $000,000 to $1:000,000 annually, waa| ing thelr proposals for a compromise| {fall's “punch” talk. The idee apaore Avorably reported to the Senate to-|on is railway legislation programme | iO ,hi"uldtors, was that, boys, anould | It Is the intention to push it to| and he began considering them, The | plod, ‘make mistakes, but, In the end, passage, so that ft may become a law | !tbor led a CAC baat ARR iw to p or lockout by Feb, 1, Under the bill there will be a slid. ing tax for ommibuses varying fror on motor trucks will range from $10 for two-ton venicles to $70 for trucks of fourteen tons or more. ANOTHER REST FOR WOODS. Commission Almont. Ci king U der the Strain of Police Work, Police Commissioner Arthur Woods and Mra, Woods left New York to-day for two weeks on the Florida east const The Commissioner ts taking a midwinter vacation on the advice of Chief Police Surgeon Higgins The strain of personally directing a number of new activities of the Police Department in addition to handling the routine duties of his position has brought the Commissioner to the verge of dan- | ger of @ physical breakdown, hut ho is young and vigorou, . short rest, in the Judgment. of Higgins, will! fit him to take up his duties with his old-time vigor. Leon G, Godley, First Deputy Commissioner, will be ‘acting nmissioner in Woods's absence. BREAK A CHILD'S COLD BY GIVING SYRUP OF FIGS Look, Mother! Is tongue coated, breath feverish and stomach sour? Cleanse the little liver and bowels and they get well quickly. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, |UNION’S RAILROAD PLAN | State expects to raise a tax of from | lald before When your child suffers from a cold, don't waits give the little stom- lach, liver and bowels gentle, thor- ough cleansing at once, When cross, peevish, listless, piles doesn’t sleep, leat or act naturally; if breath is bad, stomach sour, give a teaspoonful of “California Syrup of Figs, few hours vail the clogged’ up, ated waste, sour bile and undigested food will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again, f your child coughs, snyffles and |hus caught cold or is feverish or has a sore throat, give a good dose of “California Syrup of Figs” to evacu ate the bowels, no difference what other treatment is given, Sick children needn't be coaxed to take this harmless “fruit laxative.” Millions of mothers keep it handy be- cause they know its action on the stomach, liver and bowels is prompt and sure, They also know a little given v-day saves a sick child to-n Ask your druggist bottle of “California Sy 8, which contains directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown- ttle. Beware of Get the genu- by “California Fig Syrup Advt. Uses For The timulant Duffy’s COLDS weaken the system and The prow. BRAIN FAG ie usually the result of overwork, caus- sical depression. The use of a mild tonic-stimulant such as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey stirs the vital organs to activity and helps the system isons accumulated in all parts of the EMERGENCIES frequently arise (usually in the night when least expected) requiring immediate rellef, and when @ physician {s not available. The use of Whiskey in an emergency assures is a stimulant made for medicinal It is dependable—it is pure. CONVALESCENCE or the period of recovery from trying experience. The system be condition does not always respond The use of Duffy's Pure Malt OLD AGE does not necessarily mean a state of feebleness. Nature's machine merely slows up in ite d the use of the mild tonic-stimulant Duffy's y, as directed, accelerates the vital functions to a healthy action, thereby assisting the stomach in its important duties. a pleasure to many, but the changes g water and food sometimes affect the digestive organs and cause slight indispositions. Prompt relief is obtained by the mild stimulating action of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey, if taken ae directed ‘The traveler's bag should contain Duffy's. Beware of imitations Lon,” Brotherhood Leaders Submit Writing Proposals for a Compromise, WASHINGTON, « Jan. 25.- Ratiway Brotherhood leaders to-day |‘ President Wilson tn writ-) pending ation, that prov for Investigat empl rs, This, they say, y dispute. action of the Senate Interstate | erce Committee yesterday, in Com: luncheon at the vusiniess. men. who The| ization brought thelr ows nex York to voting down | second time, | ficials as th LAID BEFORE PRESIDENT ®ve" BOYS AT ROTARY LUNCHEON. | ')) Wondered The Rotary hu the President's plan a taken by some of- runner of some sort omise, Ipin to-day, ompose the organ: persons, Ired boys pre: one of Dr. Fra | Progressive Congreanman Comes to} Consult the Cotonel, WASHINGT“ who th t Ho conf 18 Outing Flannel a6 Wider yard, |'124¢ | || Subway et Extra 6 Values inches | ber Specials 8:30 A. M. to 12 M. None Mail or Phone Quantities Limited. 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