The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1917, Page 10

| ae Ch THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1917. KATHARINE WHITMARSH, PLAN THE REPEAL OF SIX FIVE: MEN INDICTED IN A DEBUTANTE OF 1917, ACHARITY WORK LEADER OF THE “SEVEN SISTERS” GARMENT STRIKE CASE ‘The Western Union also agreed to pay $60,000 a year to the railroad. be ‘The Hepburn act was construed the commission to, forbid | this transportation and in March, ad . Ot ed. the Baltimore and Ohio The terms were handies the road's 000 a year and remainder and ordered stopped the Hepburn law does railroads are eaid to b ee p to $10,00 4444044444466000444040%0% Special Commission Submits to the, Two, Arrested, Are Accused of Mac New Jersey Legislature a Bill Vestifying Falsely A to Take Their Place, Eight Labor Lea IF KIDNEYS FEEL LIKE LEAD TRENTON, Feb, 20.—A complete re-| ‘The charge th vision of the awa of the State retating| destroy the labor unions, re to corporations is favored in & report] tives of the aweatshon manut ubmitted to the Legislature last nicht | falsely accused « ie by & special commission of three Sena- | fe tors and three Assemblymen. sue bs a the 2 4 ol ss ot ole A bill of 170 sections is submitted to Yesterday when th . sediment, irreguler of p . y take the place of the existing rs, ne turned five Indictments—four of them | We egt too much meat, whic tended by a sensation of scalding, get a iibeee o hue te Gora ction with the prosecutions| clogs Kidneys, and they need | about four ounces of Jad Salts from snethsttilld-adldoh ndl out of the killing of Hyman | . . any reliable pharmacy and take @ ‘orvidding discrimination In salca| Liebowitz in 1910, a flushing occasionally. tablespoonful in a glass of water be- lfore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine No man or woman who eats meat| famous 2 | regularly ke a mistake Dy flush juice combined ing the kidneys occasionally, says a en used for gen- well known authority. Meat forms uric » flush clogged Kidneys and Grand Jury which indicted the acid which clogs the kidney pores| stimu them to activity, also to dicted edt il se so they sluggishly filter or strain only| neutralize the acids in urin ae eee part of the waste and poisons from| longer causes irritation, thu “DEADHEAD” RIDES UPHELD. the blood, then you fet sick. bladder ls er cnulve and cald ——— early all’ rheumatism, s,| Jad Salts is inexpensiv || Comrt Reverses Interstate Order liver trouble, nervousness, constipa-| injure; makes a delightful effervescent Irink which all regular avalldating Tele Contenet, sness, bladder| lithia-water drink whic Invalidating Telegraph ten 5 5 meat eaters stould take row and (ell rts to ee OR YOUR BACK HURTS, TAKE SALTS or leaders of © was made t in their rand Jury re can 1 ate if the Cor ind Finkel was a witness before the ed in New Jersey; mitting to way whether or not di-| KAT HRLRINE WHIT ams lizziness, sleepl 1 94464-44444-6-464-4-404 » Reversing an order of the Interstate ers come fror gish kidneys \ \ , A eaatae 1k a Commer smi Federal Judge| | The moment.you feel a dull ache in} to keep the kidneys ele ies ad ithe tench TOlie beth dil A Aer bt ayer ¥ y 1 valid a the kidneys or your back hurts, or if] blood pure, thereby avoiding serio is one! 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