The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1918, Page 9

F What Are en new dispossess cases nts of the row of apart- ment houses numbered from 1306 to 1334 BE John's Place, Brooklyn, were called e Fourth Municipal Court thie mocning. s¢ are the houses from which Israel M. Lerner, as agent pt Mrs. Fugenia Reeber, the owner, has been driving tenants, including sol- diers’ dependents, for two weeks or CHEERS IN COURT AS MAN WHO TORE been made to these nts by Le disturbed in | Owner that they would not their tenancy before December, he post- poned the trial of all the cases unti jnext Monday. of Muller’s Casino Scored by Magistrate for Removing Loan Placard. The decorum of Magistrate Simp- son's Morrisianna courtroom was wholly disregarted for several min- utes this morning by 200 spectators who, with cheers and handclapping, expressed their approval of the Mag- istrate’s sharp reprimand of George W. Muller, convicted of disorderly conduct in tearing down Liberty Loan posters, It took several minutes for bailiffs and policemen to restore order out of the patriotic outburst. anda lot of dis- comforts when Muller, who is the proprietor of the mornin Muller’a Casino, No. 29 ‘Third Ave- H § cup nue, a favorite meeting place of Ger nan societies and other clubs, was fined $25, which he paid. To was arrested yesterday on com plaint of Miss Beatrice Levine of No 889 Rogers Place, the Bronx, after she had seen him tearing down the posters from the walle of @ house) owned by Muller at the corner of 156th Street and Prospect Avenue. Miss Levine complained to the police after Muller had used abusive tan-} guage when she remonstrated with | him \ Muller told Magistrate Simpson that | “Liberty Loan workers were going too far in plastering buildings with posters.” The windows of the house, | he said, already contained war pla- and he thought that was INSTANT POSTUM al ape I feine,is made in vcme of atl bow for e change try INSTANT . POSTUM is 2 cards, enough “If you were in Belgium,” Magis- | trate Simpson told Muller, “you would own no buildings whatever; the Ger- | mans would do as they pleased with | | your property. Your action in tearing jown Liberty Loan posters is a blow ugainst democracy, fighting to make | | your property secur ple you, with against the Natio: no right to enjoy t *| dom.” : AS HEF | “DIED AS HE FACED FOE.” Kather Dofty Wr Parents ot | 165th Boy Killed in Actto: Corporat Louls M. Gilbert of the 165th {nfantry was killed in the Battle of the Oureq on July 29, His parents, Hyman and Sarah Gilbert, lve at No, 984 Sut- |tor Avenue, Brookiyn. He had been at! the border with the 14th Regiment and was transferred to the old 69th when | the latter was | Your Eyes Worth? Your eyes are your most precious possession — don’t neglect them. Correct glasses cost little and help so much. Reliable Eyesight Examination by Registered Eye Specialists. Correctly Fitted Glasses from $250 PEfrache Sons New York: 184 B’way, at John St. 223 Sixth Av., rsth St. 350 Sixth Av. aad St. tor Nassau, at Ann St. twenty-five, and the service, i in of the 165th, ng point of ¢ faced thought- r igiously | pheitebe Smetntal | | Potlceman, Now Corporal, Wounded. | 17 West 42d Street Corp. M. Swerling, thirty-one! 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