The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1917, Page 6

ee oe eee eee COCCHI INSISTS 1 ery wee vers ‘ - . ats io Detailed Contession § " over a * ' ’ Pled Immediately Atte . wht ane fessing to Priest . om oe eo . ag 4 ok parnage on the & mo assess wsietsty we |* - oe accom) umes ‘ ited by police oMcinie and that) strens wy Patber Gerpar M . . t y - one who knew of ther, Altres ‘ ogg - Cocchi, eeit-contessed siayer of | ” ine teer of Cruger, acvedet + he demen | nie ehop * collar ond jumped be District Attorney's oMee for 1! | inrougn after her. Here the etrocele wae renewed until, goaded by fury he picked up @ yard-long stick and For Weshing Hair hi nave he then threw het |body into a hole he had previously If you want to keep your hair in dug and in whieh he had planned to pend condition, be careful what you store an 1 quantity of gasoline ‘wash it with, He aid he left the hole uncovered soaps and prepared shampoos - | (hat night and the next morning Po yao too much alkali. This dries ered it With wealiver devrie he is very harmful could find in the e@iar cocoanut oil (which Assistant Dist Attorney Talley tirely greaseless) is much better | raid to-day that If the police had than the most expensive soap or any- use for shampoo- "t possibly injure the hair, Simply water and rub it in, nfuls will make creamy lather, an moisten your hair with hair? and scalp thoroughly. lather rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dw and excessive oj The hair dries dirt, dandruff | cted pon information they reoe! ved jay Ruth Cruger disappeared 4 had gone to Cocchi's shop the next morning they would have dis- covered him in the of covering the hole which contained the bouy In reply to a question that has pux- nied the District Attorney's Office, echt paid he had dug the hole a before and that be had seer dirt in an empty coal bin ui PA \the uickly and evenly, and it leaves it) tig fro id We ciks bald ai and silky, bright, flu@y and easy |that he ‘knew lity, datereyess toe no |Hiceman because they came to cn get mulsified cocoanut oll |shop tor rep eorien fre at most any drug store. It is very ai! parts of the cheap, and @ few ounces is enough reiterated that n to last every one in the family for months.—Acvt, DR. SALTER’S Scientific Dentistry Without, [lates NO PAIN BU Maaten remot het hiteet remotes penton dt ‘roo -ait aisle vr Tae nn Foots-all OurST PAIN ‘being ttt TEET! Ll EXTRACTED FREE|« Your Sepeted, VEE set 8 new aot ME Mgt ny wry By which Juatity Increased wages for certain classes of work, Indleatin, All Work Guaranteed 10 Years that, without, doubt higher. wage Decayet teeth saved. of the gum | cured, Disease ‘Teeth ineried without plates, PRICES LOWEST Gold Crowns, 22- karat “ee ae Fillings + «+ of the crime and that the who came to Investigate were atrang lers to him, Much of the statement received t - day concerned facts which were dis \clowed by cable earter in the investi- gation, i} | Dantels Com Navy Yard Dis- pute WIM Be Adjuat WASHINGTON, Aue. 22.--Threats ot a strike at the New York Navy Yard do not arouse great anxiety at j the Navy Department, because Soc retary Daniels is so confident that the adjustment of wages now boing jeonsidered by the joint board rop |senting the navy, the War Depart- ment and the Department of Labor would be so equitable that disputes will be obviated and that difficulties being encountered at New York will not spread to ether yards. Secretary Daniels said there was every dixposition on the part of th Government to recognize conditlons would be paid Eight Dollars a Minute for =| Day Plumb, ™ TOLEDO, O., Au sun | days of debate and internal dissensio the convention of the United Plumbers | and Steamftters’ Association ended here late Inst night with the election pf om. cere. ‘ohm Tt. 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Os grace of homer ,. ate will « ' ; Now, ab & candidate for the . bill prepared by Gow, Whit A . mination for Assembly mis 4 nthe Meventeenth District he expects members of both M » ¥ to give the voters tn that dis 8 ae . mt wi 6 een = Nretion iat rae far ' CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Vrimay Law, but to have of ' ‘ 1 Minority} * vine it wW ) “ well that the young lawyer e¢ or A * he wy thirty years old—ean face ‘i “ , ' f efu Se the A with a smile, for the world \ . fhicte 1 that | {3 has made it none too easy for him to ‘ 4 1 + food} * accomplish bis work in it, Not only wh ra ne | A * received py assistance on « fa will ie : 10! of hia handioap, but added ait " . he w woe Ss ficw have been made for him at | Mit! > very ¢ ‘ alortion ft v on. Heh ston . 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You) when it * ties—now around $12. | . » two /the matter ot —has just brought in a seem not to know that there are two | j, | hands of the lon. new well flowing at t |great opposing ideals in the world, | Movision that the Government m Peay | Seda ahi one of which must go down before | assuine jurisdiction within thr tine wrslie patiaipated the other. These ideals are autocracy jis the ‘nigger in the woodp mere sending of a soon. activity of Standard Oil and democrac; , eral Commission acknowledging the Py Fi ane afte “Autocracy has put its heel on Bel- | \, asia Be a ake oi ie the Beate interests in this new Redfistd Denounce Pacifist) ices unre ee stsctanser, oa MOM RiOGaRCRENT RG crncttoes as ||» Oeldirecbraet as Who Asks Support of La Poland, on Roumania, on « fair part jan assumption of Peds tetion nific | = of France. is Follette Resolution. i seine ‘bad thay i etal autocracy It knows well how to b provision iS Y Th it rulse purposes and hos ° ie str ti WASHINGTON, Aug The first | disgulse its purposes and th Me to Bi ale CHMIDT&DEERY formal utterance from any member of | conduct through weak and Wins | ing manufacture oun STOCK BROKERS, hands a secret campaign in many | might be used di seein the President's Cabinet since the 30 Brpad St. New York strongly lands, including our own, hiding |T am most Pope's peace proposal was received] iiyei¢ under the guise of fairness, | pil whlch will ainine wer co game to-day in a enunciation of| pleading in tho tuir name of peace | OR, NMy ana cet and to peace movements launched in this|for the purpose of doing its foul | ulate and control the proces of 5 se | deeds. | country, Secretary of Commerce “Against this militant autocracy | if = Redfield in a letter declared there | whose lust for power led it begin! 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