The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1917, Page 12

nr see eae ne i - sega the bill by 26 to 19: the Assembly! the bers of the House played a the bail by 86 to 18: the Ancumtty| te meee nennton’ Al Ghiseret see OWL OF 19 1S AOUUSED : used to be browght into the pit on crane pot ca pamules, demand, fa] tha oni, acor. te Aenacor cap ie AS SLAYER OF GIRL CHUM 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, MAY 12TH 34th Street well, and from the Were lukewarm and its enemies mill. | (My Hero. from th eine ee.! bie a a ae ise A ile bt tol the janitor put out the Youthful Tragedy Said to Be Result scecey seuss anaes te worse, "| Sete tes Siaziagaguensyae” | — of Jealousy for Love of 14- Strangely, the bill served to im-| songs and sentimental efforta pur. | Year-Old Boy. oper prove the political postion of | Sued Brand oper: Clover the place. | CHICAGO, May 11—Doris Ander- Speaker Sveet, who favored it, and! Rooks and papers were hurled about ‘won, thirteen-year-old school girl, et 2 Jessen the hold of Majority Leader at and everybddy tried to 100k awoKe in a cell at the South Clark| “ ¥ pc ith og ay eer mecage A “Fhose was only one unkind inter- Street Police Station to-day a mur- Senate Vote 26 to 19 and As-| 56 odie pe ag days ruption. Senators Sage and Cullen, deress—in the eyes of the police. More than doubles tie-space in a a A vernor’s whip, it at length became | aided by President Sshoeneck, held &, ‘They believe she shot and killed |few seconds. Thousands in daily | Sembly 94 to 42 in Final |* party meamire, to insure ite As-| fake sension of the Senate and passed Grace Hagemann, thirteen, her chum,| use and saving time, ties, trouble, Voie A t the Sport sembly passage, and Sweet finished | PMOOY Te word of the notion !n a quarrel late yesterday, over the |Buy one today; tell your friends gains cicada in the spotlight as the successful | came to Martie McCue he nearly love of a fourteen-year-old school | Sout it tomorrow. ‘Phenomenal Values : champion of « hard fought Adminis- started a, banle looking. for John boy. Hither that, or she enterea a| Ask Your Haberdasher to Show You : ‘ a ne. measenger irried 1e j Byres) From ioe! Sarre ‘Te be gr is sisssain 'hae the sews to a dinner party where Sen. *uiclde pact with her playmate, then 50c—Lasts a Lifetime tk | REBANY, May 11.—After the Son-| git Wee he Mie) inen ot hie own | tor Robinson was u guest, and ho becamé frightened when the time Comfort Device Co., ' t a made a fireman's journey to the hall, came to end her own life, 1097 LINCOLN PLAOE, BROOKLYN. | ate had or plagie a beet Bay Wee Bad Cent ie ie tne | Sorgetting ait about hie broken 16s) Grace was killed in a basement arca- eee | {me the passage of the Food Control] somewhat important detail of having | 4n4 his crutches, | way. A revolver bullet struck her in | No Rtra Charge tor Tt. | } | | ——— ¢ the Assembly ratify the action, This | che haw: pasedd SAGEM Ea | | bill, it tardity and reluctantly jumped A i e back, p wh her bedy and! ie Gs Wek ne to's Ty in tae other tection ama ened the | Ten eb Weberu,cevcar autre | GERMAN COAL SHORTAGE. |c,c‘ou hrovgi the ht breast she jet ammcy Dosta Memeo dn | Bilater bill repealing the boxing law) fully with the issue and held off the |commission Named to Ay | died without regaining conuciousness. | atl © P. mM. pay eer Tosi ea tonshety Wigan | é at nome! 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