The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1917, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY DECEMBER 14, i917, -EGIEMA KNOWS oF] NEW EVIDENCE CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR . TEN MEN, WITH 12 GUNS, NO ENEMY ENEMY | WOMAN AS SLA ie the ov at will fail to re influence h Pittsburgh Officials Find Hus- % band Probably Was Victim of Plot for Revenge, BUNON, Dee 4 The the Mra.» Viiven Beyer © fered by German , * atrenm 4 wen How " isband of the muttered nan and an exp » munitions, eceE——_—o | t0id Allegheny County officials tha Teeth « la the son of the Director General Without Plates ¢ the German Imperial Mattways Rayer in a member of the German gee BOR pitty, ‘This, 1 wan explained by investigators, would cause him to be i a a I Save Decared Teeth, & if Tighten Loose Teeth, and 8 treat Diseased Gums. s @ _ SETS OF TEETH, Gold and m @ Porcelain Crowns, Bridgework, @ Fillings and Inlays of Gold, @ Stiver and Porcelain carefully @ made at Reasonable Prices. ana fair victim for Ger 4 clear explanation of} t of the German sub. | marine service late in 1914 and re-| turned to the United Statea on pass- orta obtained through misreprenta- @ BADLY DECAYED TRETH an tera threatening Beyer because 5 Rogie CG aa am B of bis work for this Government at eeth carefully © ; “ " Broken Piates repaired walle you gy tii Westinghouse plant were post~ | hai er it went by mail fe [marked La Porte, former home of the eyers. These have been carefully fw | Bevers. T | & pk-BLOO, scuioied ty tbe Govwnamnt coe s s | a ~TWwO oFmicES- BB | tives working on the case ‘MB 2ZEasr 129" Sil169 East. 1 | Examination of tho stomach of Mr. | \ @ St.coasvave NwCoR @ | heyer showed absence of food, indi-| B MCAS eM pee BL ting that she was stabbed to death Sussunseeseeecees between TRY AGNES she was slain Le said his wife ate a very light ukfast. ‘This, it was si could Nn little or no difference in fixing ne time of the crime at least three Mt Neutralizes Stomach Acidity, “| s after the victim had partaken of food Food Fermentation, Sour, Gassy, Stomach and Acid Indigestion AUTO TRUCK KILLS WOMAN. | Accident Had In. | of apparently ars, Who Wore @ ring con- ee diamonds and pearl car- wan run over and killed by a, mercial automobilo truck at &lat t tolumbus Avenue to-day the West 68th Street 4 for two hours, the ed to the Morgue of the accident waa of | and had brown hair, She | e shirtwalst and dark blue | t and a red sweater. In 8 was $170 in dite. | 79 Bank | the truck, was arrested on 1 charge of homicide. — More Than 250,000 Acres of Cont Lands to Re Opened. TON, Dec. 14.—Secretary | * to-day announced President Wil- | val to restoration of | of @ millio® weres | coal land in the rt of Montana and the eauth- | rth Dakota, ‘The land 4s coal land at. the ‘allable to those nines. Employ Vire at Du Pont Plant Kills One, In- Jures Five. ‘ON, Del., ‘iad No Extra Charee for 1, « Adveriirements (or The World may be le of my American District Messenger office tm the afty orm ESTABLISHED 1863 464-466 Fulton St., Brooklyn ea Liberal Terms of Credit guaranteed or money refunded, Suits and Overcoats $9950 Suits in cassimeres and worsteds, in con servative and dash and go models. Over- coats in trench and regulation models, OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS ( JUNIORS’ CORDUROY SUITS 95) a ue and brow izes B to & Vears 2: in and da é A : ae TT" eae taeescnces, | | BOYS! 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