The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1918, Page 2

‘ 2 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1918. : “WAR CABINET BILL TO GO TO COMMITTEE WITHOUT A FIGHT Seselct |DIPTATION BY THE MAYOR Why Not Follow the Birds?) i225] TEN BILLIONS MORE /zegananyamencs the motorcycle squad of the Po dustrics, as the railroa sce’ ice | FORCED HIS RESIGNATION New York Would Escape [- = | MUST BE RAISED BY sus cts Grand Jury that a wholesale sys jclal figures issued to-day by the De- of graft on the part of mot | el , | partment of Commerce showed that was Se -,——RIOMERS ETERS CMR... Anmer Coat Famine tac ome” NE S0-MIDO === me the city of New Tork. tor # Oo” KNICKERBOCKER. u five Garfield days are over, and $559,000.00, an. increase of $10,000,000 Teenage but vie ie sired, “Where am I at?” | WESTBOUND RUNS FREELY over, November, caused the big Inerease aos =e * ania ax the Alabama Cong ARGES BUGHER REFUSED we rectal *! <‘ a. expo sais TO SUSPEND MEN . % NG KNICKERBOCKER—Rigit where we were “at before, It iy \ Rail I laateeaeane (mt rth Ae ore te A “Chauffeurs, ov oat i (Continued from ¥ ren ; reward, no ¢ ns to me, Roports to the Director of Bastern Jelay on Railros Railroad | egislation imports forme 1 Bee Gent p. the total. testified to the payment of money oe tof nd ne politiclans ¥ OLD KNICKERBOCKER—1 confess I'm in the state of mind of the | Railroads to-a Kc nab he Will Interfere With War — | rnitea ‘States nus 1 sty dou nied In 3 > polles officers I pens to be a man of good fumtly and | 2! colored Captat States Cava ho was ordcred to trans [necessity for the froieht embargo lai F . at two veers, arouse te tet ae Oe et: - oe chee SUBORDINATES MUST OWE CHIEF DEES ee ce ORE by Director General McAdoo on cer Requirements, {$00,000 in. * as com of securing immunity from arrest [Of unquestioned antecedents, wh» fer his troop from one Oklahoma fort to another, a distance of | 000,000, in 191i Gord. UNDIVIDED LOYALTY. tain trunk lines. The congestion of —- aguinst 3 $538,000, 00 and prosecution T regard as distinct wdvantage in twenty-five miles, He started at 4A. M.—It was a hot July morn ’ 9.00 ; . cnt 1 1 agtbound cars on «il lines increased | yw, Seciieais as {ie the “decrease In my conversation with you | thle particular ease und in no te | yp dy! nat ee ing and he aimed to reach his destination before the sun was well | {Ast Pda oak Uwentystie SHUTS Le Oe cate cones DINGD ties fae Cra yesterday I was greatly disno- Hee ts @ handicap men # a up. After two hours of hard riding the troop overtook a farmer on “ highe Mi i aa Than over before, The “liars must be raised before June £0, fave been financed by c waits if oe ead with yen — sh le é ne sey f the that seni Rent aa SEE cD he road, and the Captain inquired: “How far is it to Fort Sill ote Vaieve ‘ent dislored was that Director General McAdoo testified be- by transfer of m id. : aig GAMOVHia DEiAmCan: Rid, |\ThiG GRATRITE real cok cohen eu tarda L must have the The farmer replied, “About twenty-five miles!” A hasty word Of |westhound cars, both loaded and fore the House Interstate Commerce ay aj py nua at Pat aii Aah oa on seek fi aueatton, to atitiint thanks and the troop paased on. Two hours more of riding Over Jompties, hound for the mines, moved Committen to-day. t ot believe nat # e ein . le in ene ind 1 en owe hia office ned 7 7 " The C | i @vidence could Ne found against | smbition, and ia alrendy of Invalua- | Undivided ity to me ae hot, dusty roads, and a second farmer was sighted. The Captain | more freely ; Congressional delay in passing the them to dismiss ¢ and that i ble ald to me and ts rapidly securing | MNO fo y nd te you one made the same inquiry, and the second farmer replied, “Ll should say Official reports taid the blame UA valiroad) togintadion wal serously «HU CHIN CHOW" they were dismissed they would [the respect and confidence of the) py oe nA dol rd the me ht me about twenty-five mile The Captain mopped his buglo [cipally on the weather, stating ‘ho eee ee a seems 68 HAGE probably get back through the | foree, therm timate Wiankeaie View and off went the perspiring troop at a canter. Two hours later | conditions were the worst ever known n Is & able ot eunniag where | t “ far is it t in railroading, "Continued low tem- dangering flotation of the next Lib- ig courts, Upon two recent occasiona you y Administration at the at a third farmer was stopped with the question, “How far o | the Missiswippt are bus also runs: First, in “Jt has come to me from time | «tated that you had under conaidern rh Mei ices Oa \ Fort sill? and the farmer answered, “I reckon about twenty-five | Peratures { the Missis ds ane erty Loan, he warned, eign thin N that powerful Influer [tion the quoation of appointing aj pu ‘Ahi se pei ase miles,” ‘The army Captain almost fell from his horse and the tired [Preventing normal movement & “With the status of railroad securl London then in New Ag exorcined to ave thease | woman ne one of ; ial aver saline fe b ig atid Ganiak out: |felaht,” says tune official summary, York. And just exactly - : tess | woman aa ono of my deputies, Trott | pending troop pearly collapsed. Turning to his boys, the Captain sang out: Ing reduction of accumulation of tes up in the air because of no login- as the Manhattan Oona en intend to #lamp you that this pro toes not appent | “ Pen Vinn. WF; anit te sund!” rfering jation, the h “4 these : i out of the Police D t- | favorably to me I ‘am He ‘ eo ie I pr Theak s piowoe inde hay ’n’t lost und suave: Hokked Itreight impossitle and interfering jath he holders of these bende, House was easily reach- sede Od ON BAe H GAN af |thut wCarSINMn eXGHIN ve my ,ndminint » YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER The {ucl orders seemed to bave javith, dintributt ft empty coal which form a big part of the credit ed, so is the new loca- y how Deputy ned failure out sh: the ane we d the handling of loads, Conditions ‘ the head of the department who | Commissioner, although T am and)" you. have th f De aseraten tari a five digs to Ketlave ane eee ilariy severe in the moun- foundation of the country are in no tion of this Far-Eastern will act and investigate the police | have long been an advocate of Woman |Sh20sibility 1 have my own reputa- | OLD KNICKERBOCKER—Why, just think of It. Five days to tain regio! position to subscribe to future liberty romance—the Century upon the slightest indication of | Suffrage, veo mid the Rood ot the Bervicd the freight congestion, and the net result in New York City was @ “In Weat Virginia and southwestern gah unclean aeanaen Theatre — moet cast ie eure uM satiated 5 t » | eather conditions buve loans,” McAdoo declare¢ A yronse-dolnse ust, therefore, | + , savin 5,000 coal—the ot clal—and a loss of | Pennsylvania weather asily wronk-doing. 1 must. therefore, | “This tw one of the fow poritions that | from oir various tilks that uy EY UNE 22 SB OO) CONE TGL ORL INE SIEGES AES OD ee nee GUE, (2iDE baa Hall in fifty years, te-| “Tho savings banka and other de- reached by Services 5, aak you for your resignation fe'tie tit place for-awonian”Holines 1g (Are the saint, and’ T emi Ae hor Wages to the majority of the million and a half of men th Bot ne oa atiae Glad HORTANE Vocafeatin cents aeatuee arid 6 and 8 of the Immediately after the appointment] jtg environment nor by reason of t may tind « way of recone uployment mines 40 per ¢ { more than $4,000,000,000 in railroad of Enright to the Acting Commission= | character of the dulies it Impowrs 1 hods of encompassing YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER—But Mr, Garfield says the order “achieved The embargo bid applies to both ca rith H to spell failure for ership the Mayor sent him the fol- |, F 4 and went bound freieht, but operating securities, sufficient to spell failure wing letter of instructions: } Cruel MiBe ete. CUReeii OBASRE: OF Efe Tha difference, ‘between us ner the results expected. officials have been given discretionary the next Liberty Louns unless the! ° n eee ana ‘oeg\ heawith te pres: [TOrmrBecn Bs. fare Wory of Tost e-aut of the fact that tn OLD KNICKERBOCKER—The professor has got to do a lot of black» |authority to send west bound ship-| holders are assured by legislation that | 1 and you here 6 pre- eas ; - ; nme unul ive h ; ae nite, : mats se wentment yt the extraordinary gels bala he Perse is.we Ge | nity to demonstrate m vourd figuring to prove it to me, unless the gesult expected wag | ment the Government is guaranteeing the | , ‘ou can hardly expect a Dor i : a 48, ag T have the risht hopeless confusion and trreparable loss to employers and employees, - sea | term of Grand Jury, empaneled bY (uty to confine his act ah to th ed a i | eee eaaniaat 7 order of Gov, Whitman, I direct |desultory and oocanional duty. |e Ware Urging me to rely, YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER—There was some mental congestion in the |CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Poids Bae cre sy Rok 320 Venue tion of the rule, — cg jt? exPedite this mea that you forthwith suspend the | DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF AP-| "Ww 1 ppl responsible to mombers of the motoreycle squad POINTMENT OF WOMEN, you ponsible to the people OLD KNICKERBOCKER—That's just It h the big idea was to Se and have their trials proceed with || Aly Wornlns ormanly Mion Wk | he permitted to assume or xurren nals to facilitate the shipment of coal. But the order made no pro- as little delay aa possible. |fotore and. should continue to co. 2? It vision for merchants or manufacturers to keep their bus places ON DUTY IN FRANCE | “] further direct you to appoint Joperate with the department in thit|BUGHER'S LETTER AFTER RE- open and their trucks at work to cart the freight from the ea ons should not be’ QUEST FOR HIS RESIGNATION. | YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER—Did they expect Director “Al” Smith r Houdini? Inspector Jobn Daly as Acting and oher dit Chief Inspector of the Police De- | hist haba th Major Simpson Was in Charge of to be anoth r from placing tn the de The lett written to Ma Hy A M. , C partment.” partment woman, whe ullex to-day by Commissioner Bu after} OLD KNICKERBOCKER—And what's more, wher . merican Machine Gun 4D KD C 3 at's more, When one branch of the Cc e Mr. Bugher sald in explanation of! would necessarily be circumscribed receiving the Mayor’ 10% , } - i Peale letter that some of the/nd whoxo surroundinga would al|lows: Kail lA | Governinent was frantieally ordering all available men to be put to School Abroad. Our Liberty ases in which the Mayor wanted| times be of tho most indeliento and) "Dear Mr. Mayor: work at the plers unloading coal, another Lrauch was ordering long: NEW LONDON, Jan) #8—Confire s unpleasant character ‘I have received from your hand oreme 0 » wate: unde: Meee Z < at See him to act against motorcycle p GAMOBE GLHAT thi thek gol alle salad te pel prangenn its Leb ss) sh romen from the water front under a strict Interpretation of the mation has been received of the death Loan Service men dated back as far as threo years | that you wanted representation f tlon. You doubtless have in War Zoue edict, which had not been tnterpreted until Monday as in France of Major William Fitzhugn Willett services’ te Cheeses and that he did not think It advisable ch of the five boroughs in th jon my letter of yeaster applying to workmen, Lee Simpson, brother of Mrs. F. erty, fonds who, ‘because, of cite Antment of Deputy Comn 8 ili ierein Lealled to your attention NC Seabee ieee to suspend them, place them on trink | Pit that you did net care ao much lhe it hee ee eed toy eae ent YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER—There was a spy scare tn connection and then have them reinstated by the) about a representative from QueCDs you have expected mo to pert the with shipping. 1 With an order for payment of| County, I do not consider thin fc nuthin dution of my office, which, | LD KNICKERBOCKER— ae patna aa ssa be ae 7 se her said he| be. ‘The department will have to Is you know. ccaptad with Hig exel| 0 vi KNICKERBOCKER—How about stopping work at the Brooklyn back salaries. Mr. Bug! wMayor| THN ftom a central point and tho! press understanding, that T wan to he ship yards, where the tugs so badly needed for moving barges were hud written a long letter to the Mayor | deiutiog should, in my judgment, be land remain unbounded and untet under repair? tances, find It necessary to y entine Chappelle of Huntington Street Major Simpson was a graduate of Wost Point, was grandnephew of Rob- ert E, Lee and a grandson of William Fitzhugh Lee. buy Libs aokiey poy, Mdere? Bonds ot aay do listme gute that Ut is not AOE atthe ane of ea ory. We will advauce up to ' nt of the “market value of 3 ‘ Ft i i i Aberis, Jon sad, alive sou ty oat yesterday explaining his position. — | selected without regard to their tered YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER—Why : *| Major Simpson was a son of Col. 1 invtetitedness on the s a KD a a y ask me the question? If the weather ment Plan. t inst motorcycle | residence within the city, except 48) swith some detail T have enumor: | ; pw eathe jw A. Si , Adjuts ne Sea crerelatoos: aan to Hrooklyn and boase of the 1 taO8, had tmproved, things would not have been so bad, re RSP i apse alpen el Bend for booties 1.77, policemen came as an incident of the |) omy ine that if we Grand Jurys inquiry into the escape | oan got a competent man from Kich-| | eral at Governor's Island, and brother | of Licut, Commander George W. ult OLD KNICKERBOC part which, If pe in “Your Liberty Boad. or Thy off ER—Things should not have been permitted to : : ther) COMpel me to xe ' get so bid that the weather had to figure as a de 7 to Italy of Alfredo Cocchi, Ruth} mond County or from any other ting with your Administ 1 BB std fhinn eased — i gure as a determining factor. Simpson, in command of United | J Cruger’s slayer. The evidence against | county within the clty for any of thew vegard your notice of to-day ax coy.| YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER—Why not ask the weather man to write States destroyer Sterrett, _ which ohn 1 Muir + ee a J the poticomen wan much, however, |uid not enter into the problem, hut | {ine a mere pretext and ax proving| the next fuel order? picked up Lieut. Commander Bagley Odd Le } the presentment stated, that Indict-|he would have to be (except as to the |} 1 demonstration (hat T could OLD KNICKERBOCKFR—It we are golng to rely upon professors and | that vessel was torpedoed. nea when Lots } ments could not be found, since the | Brooklyn Deputy) at Headquarters in| (Moy, alone withont the abandon trap makers to provide our next winter's coal supply, 1 am in favor |__ Mrs, Chappelle of this city and Mra ee, Siem SE Reeshueny Fir®, + law does not permit ipaletiient oe without rematd tothe nection of tho Met of my priscinles and the toss of of adopting the plan in India, where they move thelr capital to "SH Fold Naylor of Washington are ai- tat Re as, | : t accomplice >| ol hich he comes elf resp s eat mane: , » | se a pson, ‘eet i. ‘ancorrobora ed ac plic sity, from piel ‘he oe a Shiai “ior tha, reasons: whl imla in the su mm rand set up business In Calcutta in the winter, * | charge of the American school of ma- Lukes Bt. Plects ay.! New Harea tet. $ ‘mony. of Mr. Sulevey, and your letter |atated in my let ve YOUNG KNICKERBOCKER—You mean to have New York to go to | salon Leo 4, | chine gunfire in France, Members N. ¥. Stock Exchange, +4 « There ts known to have been fricw |i ei. urging Mr, Schneider as thy | Not because of the unw | Florida in the winter, where no coal will be needed, and t eee li Ho married Miss Florence Alken ot { tion between the Mayor and Sapte Hrooklyn Deputy, have also given mc i cwleh yeu Dave work on the old Hudson when summer returns 2S ee: hae ae tare ter tone ae | " ’ atter's|yreat uneasiness for 01 lead of to-day, T now ¢ Ns 8. | him, as do two children. No particu. ose Marg Bat of che eur [RG CO eee eee ee lige Commataatann OLD KNICKERROCKER—Quite right. Let's follow the birds—the Simpoon's death are | COST: FOUND AND ASWARDS. . f sods In doing xo L deem tt ir z > vrown except 4 cablegram from | Logt White tem Wishlaad tari dog; anawos | ‘Speculation is already rife aa to the) URGED TO TAKE GUIDANCE OF /),,,,, ia aaa i eh fd birds that fly—not the birds in Washington that conserve the coal, Gen. Pershing, stating that death had | aime of “hans se me ra mateo | . {reasons for the selection of Enright,| SUBORDINATE ON FORCE. of your insinuations. w —_— = Cocutred Jat ‘dae tolanpenvicitial sate i,t bi and as to what may be expected of} “Although It tx but fair to say that | to emphasis the fact that r application to evil doers T can ap-| i] is administration if the “Acting” in| You have thus far always ylelied to | Purpose} K my retirement fs | 5, ho public with entire confl- Be sin : ha | my objections wien you believed Uiem | the cons CEU ai UIA CRU Ppl ana ir kurel (uA em | later removed from hia title and the) (yyy Well taken, 1 have been jute {Wil not permit vou t Met eee ae Tomei eoneloel@el } Commissionership given to him def-|tioulariy disturbed by your frequent |! nm of my at Wegardlens OF (Ney ae ie iw becuse T resent your un initely. ing that I take guidance and od~ | PU i, w oe vat rie =. |ldattiaae t iatioe of your ine j Enright bas been known asa “actor | Vice from one of the subordinates 0n | y ee ee een ne ee anelient uendoes that [deem m f fully jus- | in police politica, He joined the forco|the force and listen to his views re- {is thal of & ciraid Fry impandiied on | iin making pithll cay: Jas ae. ie vos sro Ss , karding the way the Departinent | 4 in a4 waa not mitde 1 ave actuated Vou in ask: } in November, 96, Ww i OF8 | sould be conducted, which views are ay Ac Bat ea sons which Roosevelt. was Police Commissioner, |to be conveyed to me by him rae Guntnod aoe ; = or A. Whaten, Mayor Hylan's FREIGHT SHIPMEN In 1902 he was promoted to rounds. | you if not directly by him to mo. Ue aee “oan a iasmar witli ihc retary, was told t fternon of] Beene itoe te alectenant.. He| "Murthy You must reulles that tnin} MuR, Mat eonnected with tho departs |Aecr ATE: minieatoner Hughes chal —— Attractive Offerings for Wednesday, January 23rd. would be utterly destructive of di Z he was 1 iy pexign because ~ ime Gui ' ted! d the examina- mont to office that : SPICED OPERAS—<The good old time Gum j as repeatedly passe Psi | Pline, no matter how discreet the “It Ja clear that the Grand Jury waa | he refused to appoint as Deputy Com (Continued t . miniature, These dainty sweets are presented tion under the Civil Service for 4! might be. In the first place, I have » not possessed of evider juwitfvine [missioners a number of men recom- i rom st Page.) vors, derived from lusclous fruits and rich sple captaincy, but he has repeatedly fail- | ficient vanity or self-confidence to ly-| the inetetmont velo pos {mended by the May . —_—— NEW YORK, {COTTON EXCHANGE. | ed to get the promotion, and the ex-|!i've that I know as much about (he|icomen to wh te i t la cnut vid Mr, Whaten. might have hee sha toque Sich Gow. ’ La: janation alw offered was his ace | Worx of the department which I am tol if such proofs ha ed for the May who ne lrow as a re t ne 80.86 30 ALTED, PRA. v renege nduct as the man from whom Tam | jicemen would lo te bo interviewed. “The real cause TOW Ae a of the reopening of 30 Ui hind tivity in “police politics,” ked to take advice, and in the next! tne custody of t uwoand t given by the Mayor his letter to anufacturing plants after the fiv covere ries b Ge Nm white uy Twelve times in succession Enright | place this would create a situation in| would have preceeded in the Crun-| Mr. Bugher. ‘The Mayor wanted the (day suspe i Atangeindua: salts wre tat ithe eat has been elected Preaident of the Po- | it would. be ke awn throughout | inal Courts itoreyclo police brvaRht to tri trials, it w cted, would con Create thirst, | these ie Lieutenants’ Association. ‘Thin |" farce before & month ts over 1h! | CHaRGES PREPARED AGAINST | Ml. Murher rotuwd fo 10 wo. [tinue to operate on pactiat time as al, Fares rai th rganization wax looked upon with! ay consideration to ~ man w POLICEMEN INVOLVED, ting Deputy 1 » and Acting [result of th » orler to-day. ——— fit ast “4 nowned a Worlderes distavor by Commissioner Bingham should be to obey orders in- | ottenee tt becam math Inspec D mlysery- | This will tend to win ul further tor CHICAGO CORN MARKET. F ideal to fa 34c wiam MT re » his day becaure he thought the as- indirectly giving them. wfore taking 1 as import prayation Aniing menury jdomestic use and bunker f ships. | drerioue ; YOUN HOx POUND Box A i ” re is ay great necessity for dis. | \,) arta weietiin che . alone wach = w 0 | tie action: (ake han i low, Close sociation, through “wire pulling,” was | and rigid rules of discipline and | whi Moen dire tana in of Brooklyn and Queens BOF | caation at A. 1 Fecuims | yi Jan. 1a ae ian ine The specified woight includes the container, rying to run the Department. priority in the police force as in the |ieking and which would neien nd will ) charge of eee ton ones 4 % May 128 oa H Bugher was serving under Bingham | army, and especially in these abnormal | to warrant sum ft t = | tes eee e An Aree trans ITEMS FOR INVESTORS, yen and he is aaid to have absorbed |Uimes ‘This departure however Inno- | dismixaal from the f tt — D ' ere ie he Eas Tobacco Products Corporation.—Divi- opinion o! ni cont it may appear to the civilian, | pound, | No reference was to | r on stock, he opinion of his chief, wo that be] Woy ic uetrtine of dis Minute 4 ; 1 pro.| FO OUST CITY PAROLE BOAR i eeoandinediastoncaee | dcnd of $1.80 » share on, common tock. | hostile to the association | mer of the foree must be Eg . ded to give ect = mitted list night by: Atri’ ene | e came into power. Former rer to ¢ ve 7 wwilict Mitehel Man Its Bead. Thmmany trator Garcon oie Hel Adminis Diamond Mati ‘h Epmpany — Regus | ; ner Woods also was op- | t rved. My t Move white porary and ts expected to last oniy | Warterly dividend of 2 per c the association, and Barigts : ! ry ar | fortnwith col i Matrict | ALBANY, Ja A pill to abolish |a few days y “en Amorican Bank Note Company—Divi- or manac i fis AER erat Game thel OG Mayor 4 t his Comunis-| Attorney, discu Hiiny the evi- [the New York City Parole Commission |COAL FOR REGION SHORT ALL |’ end of 1143 pet cent. on comme ‘stock Ase HFQResS EE ae ie ; 5 whiet wathered, (was introduced by Assemblyman Barra, WINTER yable Feb, 15 to stock of record Feb, 1 (War Information Edition) Mahgncsed Le hap Third Deputy by direct message tt ‘ | Tammany Democrat Manhattan) yuel Administration. off Standard, OM Co, of Indiana, declared ree times during the Woods re Buty, é b The comr n is headed by Ber-! pease with the embar a regular 8 per cent. dividend and ai ray Enright appeared on the (Civil i sinee ¢ Naunag ply oie tram De N. Cruger, ence Mayor Mit> | wylvi ania Ratlroad carr extra § ver cent. bee pavenio Feb, 2 | 1156 Pages ervice list of eligibles for a cap am tt During ou vostorday [{ehel'a Executive tary, who was |per cont. of the bitur us coal from | eee Well B : uincy. Once he apeured at the toy 1 have tite 6 not to}informed you “ y n- | appointed Mayor last year tothe Appalachian Moving |. Interborough Consolidated Company | ell Doun { the list and Woods made 1 nthe t uniinportant cx- |tlon to plac take the of Katharine B, Davis,|othing hut coal ind essential [has about 6,000 stockholders, divided 5 BP 1g captain for a ® whl the | ¢ would inelude|out delay and , who resigned. His salary is $7,600, and | RON Meiaht, officials declared Into 2,600 preferred and 4,300 common | in vy Flatbush Avenue Station, Enrigit ‘ raphe it {quested the D : ll ‘ ere of the | Pennsylvania would be able to supply | Cover was quickly reduced to @ leutenancy r H Juct their prow repart en, bs: , immediately to territory short Stutz, Motor Car, Company's output however, and shifted to desk duty u! | € Dist realize how em-| ment, You gi qualitied | The B law of 1915 a ne winter ‘are In San 2 its compared with | pa t 5 enue Btatl | bar SDRIGARR RES IL ta ealieneae ‘ J which ests on version 1 8 to the | 1.588 tn 1916. n an n A ° x house anIRa AGA Penns allroad —~ Quarter r moned him to the highest positira 1 fering from and being unahle jearry out th - lied | Getting Ready For Another Histas| ye, "ouvehoilors, shins and strictly | | Penn yivania, B per, cent. payable 1 ” the department. ; ef in ly " Py ue | n » your ne and In Ireland? {officlals say, ha ved thar weet ock record Keb. 1 on Sale ec tasall of tie} pnes hat Hi ASR Y ares 28. ihe sap tum DUBLIN, Jan Declaring they | situation mnt | - fation was u , as lala the | ‘a! L wanted w “ next F Tho rallrona | DIED. uminixtration, when t A I epted ond. the lion,” twe avily armed and dis-} While ft would n tf | If you have « ’ t . , aspen’ w Of the fective ha 1 " ‘orce ARNARD,—KATHLEEN NARNARD, waa accused of having @ sit | flea, |character of t guised mot raided several houase anar [(ecuve id it Deen put in force] BARNARD-—-KATHEBEN BARNARD. | | 1] son) brother of for political use, lnright defer ot me ta ension woil ia ry & or Ser friend im the he organisation, The b t oud att habe pension. wo Fowed almost Galway atid oozed all arma and am-|der still will eo a long way towaid| NERAL CHURCH, 86th et, Broadway. | 1] military eervice association were investigated | he Y I Pieetton’ tart Lyour | munition, a 1 oports received | impr vin nditions i COGSWELL.—On Tuesdey, Jan, 22,) send him « retlonabla evidence wax not obtained. |g Hie Aig: Anant . yu hore to-day. Hdward Lysaght, repre- | eRe | s018, at her residence, 515 Weat 40th copy: James Dilton, Chiet Lu te vay Tsu ing thoir dt 1 it take [sentative f County Clare in the| Hea Ht, MANGARITH, beloved wife of a ent on nick leave for a aa ( Irieh “Convention, hay related Bis) Meng, OF | 3 eewalt and auusnier of 18 1) STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL time. ains technically in t 1. With ’ Ox i v me convention. He Under the e tn trick and Annte Fearon of a it fry reer pag pathy t the unted the Fe 1 how: | was one \ Svante vom | 1 be shipped to County Louth, Ireland, New and Important Features: 2 ment of Daly made permané atl bs baie ee La s ! | nees. | consumers befor from her late restden President Wileon's War Meseay Tra tabneaing it indeed Probleme Ho Si i vi tapagad in iodo erate aon as | seems 'y receives His “euD= 1 gence to Church of Skered Heart on | 1) Het Reece Eretenl Vine mate BA ares ee i ned tt. AL C. Smt { New Y but © Meantine you must Jet me|give them a sea , | BH to Make W » Eligibte for) 2!) Friday morning at 10 o'clock, National Teel Contenmenta __-agnal' Carga aod Aniation fi amu mo jgive them ¢ | After this proferred Ist has been ¥ uv ‘iron an Nay Unalade hoatr tat and Bi ye ‘Stamps | A Restored to His Command, ave my Way If Lam te : I have felt | ity of Dow. Saeed WOR the ue) At tration in | MANE.-PETER WANF. Wee ely. : tine rear Areny are Ary iow Pee SPARTANBURG. §. C, Jan. 28 nlexs therefore you feel that vou | my office and 1 the | ALBANY, NY. Jan. 23.2 bill tol ene " to supp vt CAMPBELL FUNRRAL Row Was Postal Regulations ‘nr Rewarnue } Laut. Albert C. Smitli, 107th Infantry, of to me the tion: of my |importance of y END ue won Pardee iieaserry ty llc aL On: EDIE | SERIE OOF aie oh. Wieser Amertoam Red Cross Werle Poisons Used In Mamudocture of Raploaiede New ‘Tork troops, teled betore @ court ants on Whose loyalty and «ft ordi with t ‘1 } f 1 6 tera ietad by the’ tinplite oF t OMNES : be : And All the Vital Features of Other Years martial at frapsl J sosw hon . Y 1 A v ! when Lente » A biynna han nof i} t to the Gay, 3 % harge of having abetted in beating ar Rat ance A mance an i [Government is most neceasary to the 1 RLINORE WLBAN, Priew 25¢ we News-stands—by mal 3ic. (West of Bullalo snd Pitsburnh 3c; Pacite Cone Se.) a enlisted man, has been-acauitted ar one many men whom I | of ita duty, and | wy “ Ma ne fOr MONI Conduct of the war MLEAN LI N. a io sot Ee a See eed to. hel command at | ave had under consideration ts per- | the law ha strietly enfore { for women, The’. Local officials of the Incl Adminis Services (private) CAMPHEDA FU Clos bound (ont Febamary |e) 50: by mail (0x. Addrem: The Weeld, Poltagr Bldg.,.N. ¥. Cty Me ance wouolly known to ma F have go that thera ban be laxtt * . ss tration were inetructed to-day to ve SEKAL CHURCH, Broadway, 661 w * ( } RS —_——————uwui__ =