The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1918, Page 11

__ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1918. | 4 060 | | Serpe Craig and Dock Com-|ropbery fe thouaht cy have been the | gees id 6; Soartecomen Vierelle 1, 1a, Guardia, | Saitonee | N 1S joner Muibe: 1 during ca-| Motive, Several mew wer \ ¥, AK contradiction of a report, to-day | 6: nnessy here | ration of a plan for the straight-| Sixty of | the seventy-five i. ts in a morning news) A ic Mora order opp i A 1 a te | Yor bye hp hy for 4 ani | Wanmnn to-day and show cause i Wane "yy - W,’ debate with 3 or fo.) Uniten & ‘ : © es Kle connec the nd not présented : ho Tana ‘ae = | Sheepshead Bay with Gravesond Bay.| Wien called, wore In court Kner fam “amd zs See since the| v oe = bert’ Ke with sondeivadle execu: Pot ne nee Seine eran Co 1 cl & ot a with’ every ¢ a e. in La Guardia | Liat elbtaee t Goereters Bak oe inne ore |e The other fr whe did Hot anawer | tires " | sald thet ne would be glad. to appear at Dies. | + ee oe ee. aa to ther name, now subject tO are | trench AY | the pr 4 meeting In Cooper Union Mo. ‘ plained later, fecawse Comptrofier | reas be maniw Raving Been fs- | Tioket O 0 akira, Nt: Or if the Socialists would agree to stand Ri 4 jen Pr Craig wanted to refer a strictly New rt_and teened over te) bole tis ‘u fig, 108: aisieery Cantie, |nait the expense and allow him to have ea Port tgwal } | Yorn City improvement rn R mial for servie®. | jig 2, OL erent, half the seating eapacity. in loa, war ken wit jwh ‘ite’ Dustrict, Attorney Lewis in- | Firtl ® mae "ene Fornid ‘iu twee Pree. | og Bow-oamgt tredtent' hemorrhage playing | needs % Ju Dike in Brookly: oa rl " tc National American Woma' Any died at A hot | ——e—— — my that Max Meckerman, No. #20 | ne : om nine | | riliams Avenue, Brooklyn, tates, 104s van. Hot NEWS BREVITIES. sade ge ad atte | shania * ~~ " | merried to a \ veer, Ci 0 ail ¢ ie Vor thres-year-aite and upward Justice Ordered To Show Hulbert Blames ames Ral il and hid Fitty mon found guilty or exnector.| mimernen, ut old not bupport hw). SIRT RACH Poe thr ’ , Judge Dike remanded Beeckermar futons, | via" os for seintenee on Monday. the Judie fad | fie ‘on sidewalk re fined $2 an Companies for Congesting {tins on. sidewalks ware fined | ad Traffic Under War Guise. | Hroskiym'*” hens ‘auetsdlewrws ARR ‘sou Saat cin fn gn a7 “esc | Instant Relief when your meals sours and upset the ve Children in, New Jersey public schoo! | LAU \ " Pretant ; stomach—Indigestion Pain st at Cause Why Eviction Should Not Be Granted. | {ineeual training clas ve made int | Dock Commissioner Hulbert: to- | portant contributions to the State's war t J effort, according to a report made pub- | EIRST ne day announced that to-morrow ho! tic m'Trenton to-day, Boys have turned | ond F par furlongs. lo [out hundreds of packing cases for the | ( Nor Ber $19.46; ple, $6.30; | eiomace hater ewe heat, | will confer with A. H. Smith, United | {4 (0sa che: nM a eS ih MLA ents, Ble ow, $2.10, second NOTES. States Railroad Regional Director of Ser kaMtttha al tr Shoupands| Presta tio) 8 Se daf 4 POLITICAL ‘ 7 * ee | the or Red Cross ‘und and have | third ime a P ¥ ony Sat cape atnetintins sill the Eastern District; Director Mark- | OF struct 200 pleces Frevaricator, Bianca, Charley Thor- | Bhehty-five local op ° ham of the Alleghany District, and | fan Hare for’ res * Of sey Rnow Qucem Little Ma Subdahia, | Heid In Now Jersey next Tucsd a strict, and 7 at the Base | iiindrolt, Vesper Mour, We Win, Joan Both the gye and, Federal Steamship Director Walker | Temporary alimony of $00 Jot Arc, aise Fam active, campalen. Temeess |to discuss pier congestion and the ws. $500 counso) fce were - . tor i u PIML|CO ENTRIES. Rutherford. Nidewoot, Supreme Court Justice Tierney, om, 1 7 o-year-olde, five | Amatmwmecae, 110: rien Jeet wi et Rags 1 de, five | ome 116, timp. ievira ee: ‘° sitting in the Bronx to-day, granted | & peremptory mandamus requiring Justice Morris of the First Municipal District, the Bronx, to show cause on Nov. 4 granted Jos! ford Pio a stay of three months a Cohn of No. 151 Min- | e against the Marjohn} | No waiting! moment you eat a E- let or two, all stomach, month | Louise D. Pani to-da Realty Company should not be va- | Pleasant, quick relief. Costs bag Ani a stores, uy ea This is tie first case to test the| valldity of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Act, passed by Congress for the pro- tection of dependents of men in the military service against eviction for non-payment of rents due to delays in receiving thelr army allotments. Cohn received the allofted three months « from Justice Morris effer the Marjohn Company had : al streets forsstorags| Lazansky in the Supreme Burtington, Princeton, distress ends. Magic? ee Hrookivn in her suit against Joseph ke{ STIR rami, Newton, PHANipebUTs | cated. purposes. Pani, owner of Woodmansten Ine. RACK TRACK, PIMLICO. Mi. Ont. at | and Hackettstown. “T am of the opinion/ that the] f John P, Keyen, for twenty-five yeaa? Ra [ly ll fa oie hg A FP Seewer, 112) Hong. | waa filed to-day with the Secretary of war tho ts Hat and “several yours villaRe | san Pisoni | Bate in Prenton by George M. La Monte | under the guise of + protection, health Gtticer, is dead there after an | Sa ie Se Granten, “TH; ‘Dr | of Bound Brook Democratic, < oy oy ‘ rt of thts thorough. | illness of several months: Frain Ty, Malem i 115; | for the long term as United States Sen- fais, port poe ing traffic along}, Philadeiph'y police to-day found the ator. Tt alowed tint (0 date la Monte bap Lean opal ody of a man believed to have beer [haw spent $0,250, Hi fund waa $10,000. the river fromes, and are using these | priiip Gistic. aged twenty-five. of a | wet weed be. tory, tnterecting 6 shart places, for storage purpéses for] York He nad been shot to dewih. and oan tale 4 pe By terenting te, see which they are collecting revenue,’ = he said. “This is wrong and I do not propose that any of the city’s steamship and ratiroad ‘companies, | years a practising physician at North- brought sult to evict him for non- land shall be used for such purposes payment of rent from Sept, 25 to by anybody unless the city Is being : vot. 256. “He said he was unable t - j ue id for such use.” | A hi vid is isi because the aisthnent Wife of Man Who Brought Action rhe barbed wire strung along In , eve and i in the ita Ss, Army, of his sole supporting son, who is| After Newport Luncheon Alleges | front of these plers is unnecessary, i endl: Pe here and overseas fn member of the 152d Depot Brigade Plural. “Spy” Charges. can easily be removed and will great- | t ene attached to General Hospital No, 5 (Spectat to ‘The Krening’ World.) ly relieve congestion of traffic, Com- ia } had been delayed. NEWPORT, Oct. 31.—Ogden God-|misstoner Hulbert jot Rage on é ’ , ¢ A act: The realty company stated in their | ma bee! aa " an tunity for t . application for the writ that Cobn 900 an: the result of the words. twa) eonalderaMe revenue trem the Jeae- s From all accounts, the most eagerl sengnoter ciga- gid not accompany the slatement cf [alleged he spoke at a tuncHicon given| ing of additional pler space, ; ’ rette among American soldiers a is Fatima. Exact pron thy ated tet theo | ny ment 2 Pet Oe | girs aman ements | figures to prove this are not available; but, in view of further alleging he Nas two other|is the plaintiff. ‘The papeta in, the| or additional pier space in the port a ; atima’s known popularity with both “officers and men . Frown sons working at home. This) case are similar to thése in her ‘hi of New York,” Nhe declared. “My still in training on this side of the water, it See conite maent, aml the Janitress {band's sult, which was brought \Jast| Plans for improvements at @ cost of a week upward of $20,000,000 have caused ’ to be correct. a are printed a fe Sheriff King announced to-lay| many companies to renew thelr ap- | training camps and army posts, that ho had served the papers ins the Plicatio men last month: secund suit, and Mr. Codman, as bo-| Commissioner ard ead Angad fore, had provided bail through a.se-| Sentatives of more than twenty for- Fonrarss pees, « Noa Point Comfcrt, Va. eign and domestic steamship com- Fati | curity company. y wir fo mare on ‘an offsct to the $200,000 | panies agreed that the factlities that : cue cage’ No. 151 Minford Rock Sie Ansewat, Rock Island, Il.: au ate court with| Worse now, Cotman wants $26, ooo” Oe Pek “Uniess something is done to relieve “*Patima is second best selle: | ” nel " the situation, they said, they would be i Came, Meaarrr, Dumont, N. won Officers® Club: Den’t suffer! Relief comes the |Pas#” committed by Mr. Hustis, Tins compelled to handle at least some of } " “Fatima is largest-selling | trespass is understood to include a 4 3” he A Paget: ue aN yO \rew punches that Mr. Eustis im.| their shipping in other ports,” ho as- Camp, Bochaay Tar Tayton, Li ‘Ky. * ShGhn Santen printed upon Mr. Codman after the| Srted. “Patina eT re ee unohebn Commissioner Hulbert told the rep- Camr rUrron, Yarn, ., Don't stay sore, stiff and lame!| jt jy alleged that Mr. Codman used| fesentatives that he is ready to go ‘ J “Pacis is called here 1g "ofBeers” cigarene’ ** Limber up! Rub soothing, penetrating | ine plural in his “spy” and “pro- | vetore the Board of Estimate and “St. Jacobs Liniment” right in your German" accusations, hence the suit] APPortiomment and apply for the aching muscles, joints and painfull). sirs, Mustis, ‘The cases are not| Money after receiving in writing @ Caner Suneman, Chillicothe, ‘ nerves. It's the quickest, surest pain > at Sepa «| ” Felief on earth, Iv is absolutely harm-|due to come up in the court for «| bona fide offer for the use of any of Fatima is'second biggest-selling cigarette less and doesn’t burn the skin. couple of weeks, but under the| ihe contemplated new Piers, provaled | ‘ Coie Bay; rf “St. Jacobs Liniment” conquers! practices in the Rhode Island court| “ey Made the obligation of the city Le 'atina is leading pi here in its class’ pain. It instantly takes away any self-sustaining. Came Gonow, bbtigeryn Ay ‘atima is one of 0 best sallere among the better branda’*, Ohio: there may be continuances that wil! “orig reason you don't get help in 4 FONT eMore ofecrs make eidigs A + y | distant missioner Hulbert, addressing the : Neb hg at Ani rd —__—» —— Sinking Fund Commission to-day, “is Four su1, Onis Schoo! of Fire's little in your hand and rub “where it THE JUDGE RECOGNIZED HIM, | Set, me City of Ney xork ney «4 PORN sco pean in point cae hurts,” ‘and relief comes instantly. MaREaA’ ct tia Gomaluand aN, Montgomery, Ala Don't stay crippled! Get a small trial|«why Don't You Try Your Luck grasa at the Dock Commissioner's 4 “Fatima outsells all other high-class brands” bottle now from any drug store. It} with attack Were Mayor Hylan, Robert | haat to Kansas, Medical bene $a Training Camp: Moran, Vice Chairman of the Board ‘atima is by far the biggest cigarett ay of Aldermen, and Francis P. Kenney, ‘ ~ phasis: When Oswald English, who gave hi}| chairman of the Aldermanic Finance sas No, 128 Park Row, Man | Gonwnittee, | was arraigned before Judge| “Jf you who are sitting here and i p SP MAY DEVELOP SERIOUSLY - Dike tn the County Court, Brooklyn,| whose duty it is to pass on matters ” today, the Judge asked favorable to tho development of our | “Why don't you try your luck with ore Sent or eoine to pass the ‘aes, T'S Feed buck up to the Secretary of War, if | / Fi Ree Ue Te eeasnaa® suas an Uieit Henglisn | {he officials in Washington are going | Wh ‘ " 8 it 0 Sleveland . had been sentence! by Judge Dike es |‘, bass it up to & man in Cleveland * CAMPHOR’ PILLS who knows nothing about New York ; 4 , Ad Sensible Cigarette | nine years’ Imprisonment for robbery. | City, we will never get what we are English plawied not gutlty to<my to| entitled to from the Federal Govern. 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