The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 10

THE EVENING WO“LD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1918. ice P sr to do, and for many f ° Germany amie, referred to as the | Jana Attorney General Gregory, which) Vice President the Packard Motor to de d for many mofths there was ppecint y FRA cage # wi. sd t A. pert | was before the country to-day after] Car Company and now in charge of such demoralization at this plant Been With= uta litle. over twelve | dics . the airplane division of the aircraft that it became the subject of con- 4 a mort able < “An ounce of having been made public at the White) action burenu; Lieut. Col. George |temptuous gossip among the em- Per van "has fiway' Riven is worth House : apound ” lea th W. Mixter, a stockholder in the Cur- | ployees in the community,” | While the report acknowledges the | tiga Airplane and Motor Corporation| Koferring to the Government's pur- hay SMITH" “SUBPO AS », eh sent win irerait banded bo and production manager of the Air-|chaco in November, 1911, of the Gen- | EN | You a. t administration In alrera ded by + 3,, eral Veh + om ps Na La craft Bureau, and Lieut, Samuel B.) ¢r mpany’s plant at Long ARE ATTACKED IN COURT " John D. Ryan, It denis wneparingly| seta" enbester ‘ot propeller; island City, N.Y» to make engines | I [task the door nor bar the gate bh hh nti ta Kas petit lumber and a stockholder in the 8. 14, | Mr. Hughes sald: “The actual neces. hs eae Ghana entrance into your ganization and recommend : : of Philadeiph sity of the nurchase is not apparent.” | ' 01 martial proceedings for one army om-| Vfooman Company of Philadelphia, The chie? bi top te far in| Attorney for Man Caught in Raid | y of disease germs, such as They are charged with dealing with | ol blame for the failures in jthose that cause | tien by ga ah criminal proseou-) i norations in which they were fi-/the Aireraft programme is charged Appeals After His Client Is | tions for three others. | by the Hughes report tu defective Held for “Disrespect.” SPANISH mare clally Interested Held for “Disrespect. thes Report Also Accuses} coi. raward A. Deeds, a member | MDCSly Interested organization in the Army Signal Pe | The validity of those “ar . Tv of the original Aircraft Board and| Salaries paid officers of some Alr-) Qin, of which Gen, George 0.! eras cet >) T is a real pleasure to buy shoes in a store that os pee mn Sg the subject of much of the criticism ‘ered stich are beset) Ld pad Squier was chief officer, and the lack boty that Assistant District Attorney {NF LUENZA strives to please, not merely to make sales. ther Arm ers. that brought on the inquiry, is the|ating expenditures, which were Paid) oF competent direction of the work|J"Mes EH. Smith distributes lavishly . Where the salespeople do no’ y officer for whom a court-martial|by the Government, were criticised 1, tne renponsible officers of the| {OMe the Saturday night crowds in| Butyow can disintect your mouth thy, Where they give por witeatinn to WAYASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—The mis-| hearing is recommended. He is}by Mr. Hughes, He referred par-| corpy Fides ae challenged to-day before and throaty and by destroying fitting your foot and almost refuse to sell you ‘ ie charged with sending confidential) ticularly to officers of the Dayton| prony i ‘ seni Judge Malo in the Court of Ger all r r i “ Mies, failures, delays and wastages | Wie Denartment information to for-| Wright Airplane Company, HH. 1. Tal- |, Fro%t™ 18 some instances, Sessions, Hartford ‘T, Marshall, coun. |S¥¢h germs help to prevent grip the wrong size even if you insist. Hughes reports, were enormous, al-]sel for Nathan Goldf aske 0 i tinder the administration of the old | Ohio, and aponsoring “a growsly mis-| Kettering, who received $35,000, and : ; s 1 er «ct p| rT tigma col jctio: of disorde fnireraft boards before the reorganiza.| leading statement” Iaat February] iH, 1, Talbot Jr. who received $30,000 See seven bath Gaver Great in [eonaoet” Gee The customer must be pleased. Every about progress of production. These m business assoc Po ah al dell edthatael ether alk Ral nn i ‘ clerk in Rival stores understands this and he Yien of last May are detailed at) an, omcars for whom c the form of war taxes and expresses hat was the conduc asked -| - fensth in the report of the investiga-} prosecttions are recommended are: | aries from other Da eapect ; . b she n arte thes yton firms with| aiowe srespect for Mr, Smith, I think to buy a shoe. thon conducted by Charles E. Hughes! Lieut J. G. Vincent, former allowed as to justify a charge of bad | jig sfarenall ‘on tore extraordinary, said Mr.) mg pa: 4 ‘ ayton-Wright Corporation, | subpoenas and went District At- | i i i was the salary of $63,000 © tne report says, with a capital of |torney's office | That kind of service brings customers back srl J, bed its President, Harry B.| of pronts of more than $6,000,000, The | dered to ‘ait down there and take ’ their tremendous success and growth. Mingle, a New York lawyer. Thes?| yond Motor Company, on contracts [20Ur hat." He declined and was 25 at Druggists & ‘ ‘ to reduction by the Government ing taken at once before eris timates, will make @ profit of more | 5 His tongue is white, breath feverish, stomach sour, Labor conditions, Mr. Hughes sald, shan @8 600 06 cateneal cote hetery he ; Mck' 5SO IN & ROBBINS, jo $4 duct Aniger loyed for ‘ack. |Of $860,000 and Government financing . rather remain sick. bes ph dob thasasng: nn tebe teh |< 2,000,000, the report says, is esti- Judge Malone turned to Assistant (An Coane covenant located ctares open veall® pan *, . og . . 2 sa ‘(Until 1 o’deck If his mother would only learn the value of candy over was between 400 and 600 per} The Packard Motor Company, with] whether there was any legal authority hi for M! $ c “*Cascarets.'? How children love this candy cent, a year, which would mean 40,000 ulated investment of $11,808,-| for the sort of subpoena that Smith had Shoes for MEN at: | bi ere hority, please poi it iyrtle Avenue order to maintain an organization of | p¢, profits of $6,450,000 on seven If ther au ty, Dl point 147 Kawt etd y $35 Pw DeKalb Ave. Since the Government paid manu-|Motor Company, with paid in capital oad, and he case wna cont rh he y PHILADELPHIA: 1025 Market ae Right St. facturing costs, Mr. Hughes says, the |Of $250,000 and investment of §7,-|* # continue | Your Eyesight Open watil Tp. m.. Satordays anti! ¥ p. m. NEWARK, N.}.: 212 Market St. tendency in many plants was to padjitemny on which the Government pi TAFT ATTACKS TERMS. | payrolls 40 per cent, depreciation, is estimat Bete dbo | . : 180-182 Bewery, New York 150,000, Saya Wilson's Peace Principten win||] their many years of experi- 124th Street and Third Ave.,New York testimony, with picturesque detail,” al appropriation of $640,000,000,| BOSTON, Nov. 1—President Wilson Correctly Fitted Glasses, $3 to $10 showing that “large numbers of em- subsequently was increased, | peace terms were characterizea as in- criminal] Gol, Deeds, also received large #al-|the belief “that no euch profits were | dke Malone understands too that no customer must be urged which they were connected, | ald 2 “My client got one of | faith.” those ir.-Smith - Monday - morning zenges , eh ( only to find that Mr./are a’ ple: ‘ ; :, M4 1 A by the Standard Aircraft 1 90,009 and Government financing to|Smith was not ready to seo him. te pleasant and powerful again and again. And because Rival stores ral a e oO er: jon at Elizabeth and Plain-| tne extent of $1,406,000, has prospects |Wos about to depart when he was or-|means to guard your health. render just such service is no doubt the secret of The child won’t play or smile. He is real sick, salaries, it was explained, are subject | tor 6,000 Liberty motors, the report | Tested at Smith's order. Instead of i y y i than $6,000,000 on an investment of not | ,,, . He fears he is in for a dose of awful castor oil, “generally wére unmatisfactory.” Ho! eae ik 411,800, The Fisher pesipliye 9 hier kath 6 Magistrate Gross- NEW TORR vf I calomel or pills. How he hates them. He would referred to the lack of stability of|Body Cor With an jnvestinent | 78" found him guilty of disorderly con- | qu_gqgqmmmee pene teeerssrs QP AND' WOMEN : | - 1 to make @ profit of $3,600,000. | District Attorney Sullivan and inquired nome =| i i > yo : 1 a contract for 6,000 Liberty | sery, Eh li h’ (@) li eathartic—how surely it acts on liver and bowels, to 60,000 men coming and going in ie Saws te be ebous tol ee rlich’s Oculists a NEW YORE sas vac my DROOKLTN is 1 10,000 to 11,000 men. teen months’ work. The Lincoln |°Ut to me,” t ge directed. But} Can Help 70-12% Thi: aS Avenue 2817-219 Third Avenue (4B Broadway 1150,000, of which $3,460,000 represen : s : ‘or WOMEN at Why not avail yourself of Shoes At the Curtiss plant near Buffalo, ve in prospect or in hand profits of ex Mr. Hughes said, “There is abundant Wohiak actual Waktea them the 1 to Conference. ence in eye examinations? 1025 Market Street, Philadelphia ployees were kept on the .payrolia| the report says, was in the abandon-|dernite and as leading to nothing but ment of two types of airplanes, one}, oc.’ rence by former President Taft when they were not needed, through the mug he: disc ussed Bristol, ‘ Este blished 56 Years ~ an utter lack of @ decont system men 5 ges of |@t & Republican rally here to-day. ‘The! |New York: 184 B'way, at John St. and women were paid when they did ant, This [ra sassd ge Hider rig alba CAL a2) Sixth “Av., 1sth St not work, employees were able to as agerega mbar een een breve me vous 3ot 8 | 350 Sixt! Vn 3M te that comes only after unconditional sur N t leave the factory without being de- ‘“unminindiaac ee to Went aad bay TO MOTHERS! Each 10 cent box of Cascarets contains full direc: | tected and remain absent for hours r Current Ae a 8 ult) Mr. ‘Taft asserted President sonta | {{Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.cor.Bond St (OOD fumiture bought at economy prices . ¢ Hughes repo \ furni thon: St i ed one year old and upwards. Nothing | W"lJo recorded on duty message calling for t ‘ : ba 8 for rea hide gia sh hte kai 4 ut stinatiod ae mployees would ring one an- t ned he Democratic Congress was an appeal for — : is an investment that will declare divi- @ise " works”’ the nasty bile, sour fermentations and constipation poison | oinery time cards, men who were candida United [oe sbeclite power ar that’ of any Bus jd Use ae wanbene dends of comfort and satisfaction for years to from the tender little bowels so gently, yet so thoroughly. Even cross, | without work enough during the ‘day ; el in Mi ropes aeons ee s come. Buy Kellner furniture to-day and reap feverish, bilious children gladly take Cascarets without being coaxed, | to keep them busy were employed Cascarets taste just like candy. Cascarets never gripe, never sicken, | Overtime at Increased ratos, men were | y , : ‘ the profits of wise buying immediately. c parsaahhada a : ma ht to the pl Sunda ° 5 y 8 eet injure, but above all, they never disappoint the worried mother, | tyes he Sear aat te ine oe hry ; Open’ Saturday Evening i s resumed work in the Ford =, re was further testimony as to = Emdie, head of the “room in drafting work upon, the h, in view of the multi- | piteity of a rd, it would) NEW YORK: | BROOKLYN: |JERSEY CITY:| NEWARK: be diMcult | y to plac —— | ——_——__ | "im i iR ere “repeated reports of pro-| §3 East 34th St 55 Flatbush Ave. | 134 Newark Ave. 903 Broad St. # ved pro-German utterances by we ; gmde,” and a “conference was held on the subject at which M ‘ E toe i oe iran amends toe i : Louis XV. pore Room Suite, in American moval, and the report adds: “Mr. Ford, however, was opposed to | that course and overruled his a3s0- iy “ ciates. Mr. Ford's position and | Our ‘‘Twenty-five Rooms,’’ completely fur- reasons are thus set forth in the min- a | 3 nished, will show you how your selections Ford deliberated and stated - = % would look in your own home that he had heard numerous Heed but in king of all he had hes B e) e | = Men, Tomorrow Begins Our there had not been one thing shown | = 4a KELLNER BROS the Dreaens head of the draughting | ° BIG ELECTION WEEK SALE merch Ba tol BR Beet ered propio ac} co— a ext | —7 le wv i n seni's pevintererl pie a Southeast Corner 15th Street and 6th Avenue rifice, and that bly Mr. md: jerman born, was This is an annual event for which we made | pons Y vin panrifioe now when ake preparations a year ago--so you reap the benefit of eh ela TAT BR ascidian: ag the low prices we paid for materials. 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