The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1918, Page 5

ai - . r THE EVENING WORLD, Rn OCTOBER mn 1918, JAMES McCREERY & 60. REPORTED SLAIN FRAME CHILD LABOR BILL | fw maw Sa hn te 5 “Your Money Is Sure When Bonds Mature”—Buy Bonds ’ ~ Sth Avenue sith Street] FOR ACTION TH THIS SESSION ~ .— i ot ee J M C & F A aMes MCUTEETY &LO, Score of Representatives Are | sured Full Support by Presi- dent Wilson. Special OFFICER CABLES i VICTROLA OFFER | during the at that time «@ permanent child labor bill could easily pasa Li yon exercised ¥ HES RECOVERING x Renan as amas el paters the Hocge Stl be ends kfter like a soldier yo 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12TH. 34th Street | fw eupport ef President Wilson, @/ 614) rassage of the big revenue Dill, probably wouldn't ecore ef Representatives to-day were|Unen elections will be over, i fas r organized to pans a mew child tabor bill antiainlgiihacaeens, | need ANALAX, . Kin of Other New York Men | verore the end of the seasion. Mere’s Another Throne for Alies But you don't; Phenomenal Offering in Casualty List Hope Mise | ,7me Prevent secoring Me bore te Topple, and you do, ‘ STOCKHOLM, Oct. tL — Prince Frederick Chartes of Honse, brother- in-law of the German Emperor, was At pour dregagiet FREE SUBWAY GUIDE Get yours from your druggtat who is aupntied by WEKESSON & ROBBINS ,Ine. NewYor® Makers of Calox Tooth Powder wishes a measure that will end the child iabor evil for all time, He will support @ measure that will pass mus- b ob : The names of a number of Newlter with the Supreme Court, whicn | elected King of Finland on Wednes- York men—members of the 27th and! knocked out the Keatisg Child Labor| day aight by the Finnish Landtag il The Republican members of the TTth Divisions—are contained In the |" o., eames have been worked out.!chamber did not vote, day's casualty tist, Relatives of sev- eral men listed as dead hope that the reports are untrue, as they have re- celved conflicting statements in let- ters from France, Lieut. 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