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THE. EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1918. ao ans pata Hs A wninnese tf cy JONS FIGHT «Can YOU Support Five on $24.75 a Week ? 300,000 10 SPEED tutes Faetnwns WAR FINANCE 4 A ° lr ssions Made in Buftalo Con i AGAINST JERSEY Nelson Morris, Millionaire seal Declares Even That Is Too Much. RAILROAD REPAIRS viet Youth of Stealing Purse ‘GREAT on Subway Here | Jude Hosalsky and @ jury in General pepenncanpnnepapenenmepesieaeaheanlan ee Sessions For five hours Alf “ ‘ . Estimate Board Dire Actio Labor Federation Agrees {0] aifaro, ninteen years old, of No centuaas (4 Limit Powers of in Conjunction With Sta Evening World Finds Workers Who Are Young Morris | Goes Hatless, | Overtime, Open Shop and had neve Sueet: persisted that he| McAdoo and Directors of Health Board Struggling in Vain With Problem of H bi ii F d t Hi d | Promotion of Apprentices. rime. Fingerprints taken in Buffalo} 500,000,000 Corporation om July 29 Inst, identical with ane 8 Living on Wages Similar to Those aol orme a arvar 9 > WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—To has taken here at the time of his arrest! WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Ry unamt structed the Paid by Beef Barons. as He Direct. 25,000 Men yd repair work on locomotives and) wriig i: the moat remarkable case | MOUs act nite Administration bill soul : railway rolling stock, an agreement] 1 eve oralaky,| 0 create a War Finance Corporation : P : ‘ ne, ae ‘atte tthe: Boaehn? B nvolving lengthenir t working dit | * 5 f $500,000,000 to extend | fay ad lis Ag ageE Wade Arbltra jours, promot and vid to war industries 8 in the Windy (I i. pers and ma of ¢ shop ed favorably reported to 1 ‘ hildren going to school shouldn't pay carfare. They onditions has be hed between SenaiaHnaeem x ne © should walk’ Director Genera McAdoo and A. ( the Jerse ' Beit f : : ' impo . : bu “Three times a year at the theatre is sufficient entertain- t Amer ner See eve “ eaid Rive ’ a : the committe Deir ment. ' 3 = Mm the directors of the “Three pairs of shoes a year for a child is one pair too arr lon the power to license pri many.” 7 ty Issues and place It in " ¥ “he ands of a Capita \ x “Twenty dollars a year to clothe a child is too much piers saab A k i ; aee ated ey he Felerel Re than “One thousand, two hundred and eighty-cight dollars a ; sentence on NE) members of that b het sc * are er ‘ Steet 3 " nembers ! Sate Health io : ‘ year is infinitely higher than necessary for a family of five to ngeation is most SPT oe gre 1 . Lal « mended caadinp on w caure live on” “| oor) BROKER AND WIFE INDICTED | «: directors’ power te “ c € t Sta Mr. Mortin said Ps shar a ‘i ” make direct loans, not through bank- * 1 ' w I Tid ete that his employees averaned $890 a yea ' iW ON BADGER GAME CHARGE | nee Ss Such loans might be A * A n The Kve f : ae vile to ratlroads, public utili- © St H MUSE) Mane Bmedieaadst 2 fi - . fessed Trickery Are Accused which were, in the judg \ New Yor "i bc) Bare coe has a wife and t hid f pears. 4 sf Extortion ors, of “exceptional tm- corporation whe he $900 9 year mo i ' a Aa c interest.” ‘ t \ ¢ ‘ : Tey Rabee cute ors of the corporation ap- — 4 1 1 eer tage Faln Rees oat so eira,|pointable by the President with oon- un New York Stat “ 1 " % 4 ; No. 200 West S8th Street,|firmation by the Senate instead of by and offices in New York ni with he. ; ied ; pland & ho No. 60 West 128th] Secretary McAdoo, Has the constitutionalit the : : a es str The ndictments follow th retary McAdoo b d MH Horough = Pr t Connolly “Starvation Wages cor.oe \ pbasdi anes ma rer ‘of Newark, N. J»-/:hey will command the aupport of the (jueens. M rive had . dacttnn OF Fal ae . Mt he was made € Mery * "| Republicans, “lien Is the Comment ei “na SEAN If tha , Vchree | cust Rose ite neve viavea! KAISER’S FAN GET HIS. Oi Morris Hillquit U the pe eens yA cctianed Cound [evel Willis Wesle -wix, lt a ‘ ue Mrs, Kaatel Vankee Smashed His Ideas. " ‘ n we ~ " rol nfession ade to Peter Connolt: e) - hi nN vows wo Actual Living Cost in office, sald Kas-(@si ‘Third Avenue: a private: in. the Re ltel ow » und|Firty-ninth Infantry stationed at Camp ; f _ ae AS It Is Worked Out 1 | Merritt Magistrate Brough in the th 1 in| Harlem day that Oswald ag aiec. , vital fo ed Kastel's| Bauch, fort of No, 204 Wee igeated 1 was th hype. By $25 a Week Clerk join Helles to wish | RIGS HAC aLeEaE Maa eooreocen eke Wehalf of the city Magine what myployere hope that the Kaiser would win th set. “Within 1 i VICTIM OF WAR IN COURT. 4 (o pay, Kas-|war, whereupon Connolly admitted he “Several y - a bed , : dier he ever Saw was named When the strate le ‘4d th ‘| ; ' $ quoted y Bauihan <4 rm Dut hig first. babe voll © ma y ca __ aid: "L guess vo Eee evans mi ae Sear et int “OS"] YOUNG NELSON DRAFTED. dees ona : f ¥ : . i" ft lisemption Claims of Congress ' to in se Board and lodging $12.00 vs | man's Son Disallowed, affected as nut. | $1000 would ich a tum Lunche 3.00 ma MADISON, Wis, Feb. 21.—Notice bronehial o: trouble | live on a rein of . me Lawndry 1.00 . Ne’ | was mailed to-day by the Madison mply can't stand the offenaing | without chaitable aid Clothing 100 : lg oh is Roard to Byron C, N with th en'c Haberdashery 10 NELSon abies lm rraman John Mt 1 would i Shoes 0 4 " as chuaher bes x him sublect to ca | Harthauake. FLE INCOME TAK REPORTS $1,800 t0 $1,800 a 9 Sivine 2 MORRIS tenn ser Ve Aru | lO, arate sane astm) Onna Pee St —tateat a Bins ' Carfare 60 a te f ) Swatow «ive the imbe oust ene ton, of, for that m esta %~) “Work and Loyalty,” Slogan of 26-Year-Old |» sits ° ied er / selow wenty-fourth Stree pe hme A t ak a . tes = 5 Gasond and Custonts House Hal revreation| total ee Millionaire Who Directs Great Packing the Headquarter ; wa ry 1 don't dinnimate Industry Grandfather Founded. ai ites payer i, turning Ni ny N Ui. $i00'a Soar | Gore are mlwaya oUnie a Oxienken an a e e ene Villiam it, Edwards, colle o hi n 1eq (Special to The Evening World.) Internal Revenue for the ‘ CHICAGO, Feb. 21 N on Morris is an centric young millionaire. | : # bi ; apy : 8 He wenty-six years of age, ta ender and dark, Crowning his head | irr Ho ah My b a@ thick thateh of black hair that seldom knows a@ “lid.” From childhood e e teen owenEa Oh : MS he has gone about his business hatless. He went through Harvard withou: | In t e nite tates en’'and mee o ot Nim are'e He watt dragnet Ss hal and graduated in the class of ‘14 ute tararie ac, (frankness, than any amount of \ It is a habit 1 formed when | was a very small boy,” said he, “and | meh te and | culated ¥ nr. &rew on me until 1 find it a good thing, I never catch colds and was | \- EACH FAMILY saved one cup of wheat four it 14 Ay awar ve An rent never sic rut once fs Bited Ue lie iexpreane : gees se | ewer Stake bak oF 5,500,000 pounds, or more than 28,000 barrels. If this saving was made 1 Persons look with astonishment when they see the young man das three times a week, it would amount to 858,000,000 pounds, or 4,377,000 ¢ around in the city or stock yards with the temperature below zero, barrels in a year. = an no head He steps from a blinding You can do your share in effecting this saving and really help to win f “he a ecenitin si wome social affair op theatre the war by omitting white bread from one meal today and baking in its Wa BaLunlaeald : f ‘ place muffins or corn bread made according to this recipe: i is Chairman of the Board of Directors Morris & Co. in charge Corn Meal Muffins finan 6a " i " anks and mar ubsid 1 15 eupe flour fs secs snies. Hi er, one year younger, is Pres t and in charge of opera 3, teaspoon salt 1 cmp milk no 4 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder 2 tablespoons shortening Ne Morr ; 4° ooh simple lit His relaxations are Sift dry ingredients together into bow!; add milk and melted shortening and beat well. Bake in greased moffin tins in hot ng and He veen fined for speeding, but apologized even about 20 minutes. Same batter may be beked as corm bread in greased shallow pan. Our new Red, White and Blue booklet, ‘Best War Time Recipes,’' containing many other recipes for making delicious and wholesome wheat saving foods malted free—address MPSS SUR SOIR RE TRE TRE OS ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., DEPT. H., 135 William St., New York ards tootball team three years ago and plaves ard i lards and was ¢ aptain. Tle equipped the eompany at his own " : 4 yound i t on d." he suid He goes to work \ bn his office until 5 POM lis g claon Morris, founded the business. He died ton r a $ ars a tune of $18,000,000, His father, Edward Mor . HE GREAT LoRRY OF Victor “7 The Wori's fT Fal Nalebix MoMA Na Minister’ aweden Carrying On" ond “Over ; ot ead over . 1 are 10 employees in Chicago and six * At Minute To Lose . j , nen ie family and is not listed on excha are in the hands of the puwite | is a friend indeed. Made in the ' a a Sch ceil se a cup instantly, and mighty de- SEP ay it ' eon, who became president on Edward Morri licious and nourishing, Shen 84 pany showed an expansion of $5,000,000 In sales Mr M — \ ’ : “There's a Reason” ado 8s. And. the , : HE LV EYING WORLD Invites a serlons discussion of the Morris z My * ‘ thin ‘ Hin of living, Address letters, not longer than 800 words, to ToTAL..AGATE LINES OF ADVERTISING PRINTED DURING Past Trin N Monts! ant MS the Hditor of The Evening World. — ~~ - TEEN Moeths! i Mo eH iu a |