The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1917, Page 5

— - _— * USE IT AS A LINIMENT _ RADWAY’S READY RELIEF ‘ hall of the house at Thirteenth Street and the Boulevard and found her em- ployer wounded on the floor, Mra. Ludwig had disappeared, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1917. Mrs. Ludwig was arrested in her| === Freclietace) James MeCreery & Co. restaurant at 9 o'clock by Detective | qow is the Time to Get Rid ef Those Spote. 5th Avenue SHOT TWICE IN QUARREL WITH HIS STEPDAUGHTER College Point Man Wounded in 4 Struggle Over Pistol, Says Mrs. | pehan, Uaty Ludwig, Under Arrest. Mrs, Ludwig said she went to Col-| Do you know how easy it is to re- é a th ib ts wo that no one | lege Point to demand her share of the | Move those ugly » | Geor: er f College Point, he | Be Horman of College Point) estate loft by her dead mother, she| Wl eal 'you eelleface? ad die took @ revolver to protect herself, she | gouble strength, from your druggist sald, and It went off twice in a strug-| and a few applications should show you |Broadway, Manhattan, was shot twice | gle when Herman tried to take It! how easy it is to rid yourself of freckles lat 6 o'clock this morning, He had|@way from her. Detectives Fallon) and get a beautiful complexion, The B| been quarretiing for three hours with | “24 Haley took her to Flushing for|sun and winds of March ave @ strong arraignment. |tendency to bring out freckles, and as his stepdaughter, Mrs, Kate Ludwig!” Herman was taken to Flushing ON SATURDAY, MARCH 24TH 34th Street fifty-three years old, formerly a res- taurant keoper in Tenth Street, near | ¥ a result more othine is sold | this feursiais: | thirty-seven years old, a restaurant| Hospital by Dr. Steffens of No, 57|™onth. Be sure to ask for the double Ce ae een eae Ioust’ Fourteenth (Fourth Avenue, College Point. Abul. strength othine, as thie is sold, under apd let had penetrated his right lung and’ gsarantee of money back if it fails to Street. 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