The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 15

Past. Francis Vorman Dies: Kerr Line Superintendent. Capt. ‘Francis Norman, sixty-four, Marine Superintendent of the Kerr Steamship Line, died yesterdpy at his bomey No, 307 Stratford Road, Fiat- . He went to sea when fourteen and iat twenty-six won his master’s he ‘Unocal Ocean of ips. 1901 decam: ia oP alerarnt seat rough ite al into the loramonweslth nd Dominion Line until a year ago, en oer sree © ined 68 similar position with the PRAISED BY JUDGE FOR KILLING NEGRO ARMY BOOTLEGGER at large. He was a culprit, pre- viously convicted, and ‘had served a prison term. He was now engaged in the nefarious business of selling liquor to our soldiers, impairing their morale. “IT can assure you, before you go! across the sea, of a clear conscience and @ clean slate, I am pleased to have met you.” Magistrate Doyle then shook hands with Private Bunch and Major Tobbin. Bunch, who is a member of F Com. Set the Children \A Good Example | Use SOZODONT yourself and teach them to use it to keep the teeth white and sound; the gums firm and the breath sweet and wholesome. Are you doing your full duty your child to avoid future tootls | trouble? Procrastination is ae thief of teeth—arrest it with Military Policeman Did Right To Shoot at Fugitive, Says Jamaica Magistrate. pany, 5oth Infantry, and another mil- | itary policeman are said to have given | Minfleld the money a short distance | from Minfleld’s: home. “You're under arrest,” im | “{ guess not,” replied Minfleld, and | started to run, Bunch fired two shots | and the fugitive dfed almost in- stantly. —_—_ MANNING GETS 14 ‘YEARS, Man Convicted of Killing Woman in Hroox In Sentenced | » Manning. \« convicted 0! ter in the second degree, w ing sentenced to fourteen ve by County Jude nx ont R THE TEETH uid Powder or Paste SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE BANKING AND FINANCIAL, fParere to ax BON DS AM ianuen Buneh told | A military policeman {s justified in killing a man who sefis liquor to sol- diers and’ runs when an attempt {a made to arrest him, Magistrate Doyle told Private Benjamin M. Bunch of the Military Police in the Magistrate's Court at Jamaica to-day Bunch was arraigned on a charge of | homicide. He killed George KK. Min field, colored, In front of Minfield's | home, No. 8 Norris Avenue, yesterday. | Minfleld, it is alleged, had just take: |=) marked money from Bunch as pay- | x " tibb ATH Sa BOUGHT FOR CASH ith h h a ment for liquor. leat. a AA | Also Instalment Carda and W.S. 8. —wnhich has If it were not for the limitations |‘. fauna tend in her bed. ner, nee | MANHATTAN BOND CO. rs f imposed on me by law,” he said, “it |! 534 6th Ave. 1265 Broadway 8 ia os would afford mo great pleasure to | Werdion’’ Manpiagie miter bom Heeb oe Guests uUCcc: discharge you now. As T cannot dol reasonable doubt on the ver is —— food tonic and this, T will parole you in custody be . peers eee LIBERTY BONDS | Major Tobbin, your commanding of- | Cleveland Woman Found Marderea. 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