The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1918, Page 11

pe BV ENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1918: TICKET SALE CONSERVATION. stration will save yearly $289,000 fp jroads. Offices will be opbned Tuesday pec hn toca rental alone was said yestérday by|at No. 64 Broadway, No. 67 Chambers a sq) George A. Cullen, Chairman of the Street and No. 114 West 424 Street and ee One eee ee leae ee" lgolidated ‘Ticket Office Committes, /” |Sept. 28 the office at No. 31 West a2 } Four offices in Manhattan and one in|Street Will open. The Brooklyn office That the new consolidated ticket of-|prookiyn will take the place of forty-|'* Une business. A school to instruct women In ticke: flcts to be oponcd by tne Raitroad Ad-'eight offices maintained by the rail ‘soiling Js part of the plar sea long-standing bounda: EXPECT GOMPERS TO TELL [NICARAGUA DISPUTE ENDS. OF LABOR’S WAR AIMS Threntened Clash With HW Rates, to withdraw ait trooper SO RN ORR EE TANTEI EE IIS TT TTL Averted at U.S. Reane their borders and submit the comtros 0) WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 ca-|versy to the United States throng) | \ on pee A Message to Mothers eration of Labo ues tives euee Y° know the real human doctors right around in your nei; borhood :" Women of Montana Helped To Defeat Jeanette Rankin doras BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 29. OMBPN of this State, mostly members of patriotic or- Banizations, contributed & large share, it became known here today, in the defeat of Miss Jeanette Rankin for the Republi- can nomination for United States | Conjure With in U. S., Says 1 London Paper. LONDON, England of of the Am Federation Leader's Name One to Aug. The arrival 1 is an event of « ragua and Honduras have averted) thelr Ministers in Washington igh! the r ning F the docters made of flesh and blood just like you: the doctors with bay ache souls and hearts : those men who are responding to your call in the dead of night as readily as in the broad daylight; they are a | to tell you the good that Fletcher's Castoria has done, is doing A f 3 | will do, from their experience and their love for children. Fletcher's Castoria is nothing new. We are not asking you to “| try an experiment. We just want to impress upon you the importance iu of buying Fletcher's. Senator in Tuesday's primary. Farmers, despite their Non-Par- tishn League affiliation, also de- { serted the “lady Congressman” \g for Dr. O. M, Lanstrum of Helena, ‘@ ‘ who, according to reports received : \ up to this morning, apparently car- i} Your physician will tell you this, as he knows there are a num use | Der of imitations on the market, and he is particularly interested in _ | the welfare of your baby. | ried the State by about 3,000. \ ‘ | Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of Qhf/lilttea The vote so far gives Lanstrum \ } u 10,000 and Miss Rankin 6,582. t af Representative Rankin threatens ih \ . Trwirmcanavine wooe | to run as an independent if she , \\ 4. m } fails to win the Republican nom- e —.\ = } sean eee ne ination, which it now appears she JEANNETTE RANKIN I has, © IT HareWe , Coge a ce eR ETT: } J =F aT eee ateraet apa — a a | ad e ‘ W., 4 of Ei AIDS WATER POWER BILL. |)7¢,°" ths thers ne frat ‘other vel: ~ Q n J 9 _~ - ” {ies in the hol of the ae | “THE SHOPS? 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