The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 15

ig? SAR Oe germany Pit ea THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1918. KEEP THIS GIRL ON THE JOB! MAY IRWIN IS. SUED FOR a TAREE BROOKLY 'N STORE ° who some time ago sued Grace sei lia tle Road, Brooklyn, | (no Miva Sperry bad only tor in court who heant her enough to make $25, anda wite of r $250,000 lation to the actress), Elmer F the gyroscope her name 44th Street, summons filed without complaint was! we ear sn Spanish | Influenza mons also was filed | in one other cpse in which an additi be asked OUR MEN OVERSEAS LIKE | $180,000 FIRE DAMAGES Blalock was house: |*P0 Ma ot Bl ay the ne i] tre building. aw Saree ore Fiatbusi! “Stias Helen Stage of No. 61 West 15th HER DOUGHNUTS AND PIES Residents oa vee! ed Build O. Holmen in two auits, onesAvenue exte + | Street, who wore a Red Cross uniform 1329-1331 e > 4810-4812 esidents —o} urne uiTdINg | or himself and another ax administrator | reckless was arrested e same place as Miss , Owned by Actress Charge She [of the estate of his wife, who dled as the |cycle Policeman Kearney Sperry for dtiving twenty-seven miles BROADWA} FIFTH AVE. BP G88.06-4.69-4-06-44-.0004-6O0004 5 result of Injuries received in the fire, | her. ur, She was fined $27. Her % : fy Failed to Provide Escapes. asks $80,000 in tho frat and $51,000 In antes Nash told her the unt-|cuse waa that she waa hurrying to get Near Gates Ave. Bet. 48th and 49th @ Hight suite asking an aggregate of {the second, the $1,000 being for loss of | form wote did not excuse her, and a sick sailor, 3 be % siso.000 damngee were filed in the {Droperty. Other sults are: George F. — Brooklyn Brooklyn im 4 ‘i Murray jr, manufacturing mechanic, 4 @ County Clerk's office to-day agains | 411,000; Mrs. Luella Murray, his wife, . b > ™ rwin, the actress, as the outcome | $11,000; . Cecilia Zalmani, a former | $ $ Bor one death and the injury of severat| dancer, $11,000; Rita Zalman her Build up your blood and FUL Cor. of BRIDGE ST 3 ® persons in the fire that occurred In| daushter, and reputed to bo a dancer | f rtif b d Fy t «, Cor. O . a a | > ‘ with Al Jolson, $13,000; William Hale, 4 $ December, 1916, in an apartment house |mangger for. Annette Kellerman, MTY FOUL ORY Mees At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn g wt 4 owned by the actress at No. 155 West | $11,000, and Mrs. Blalock, . 3 H ; The sults are based on charges that PRIvens ARE $ Miso Lewin, ‘whe le known. in privave| WOMEN DRIVERS ARE FINED. | $ ife as May Irwin Misfeldt, and js 9u/ designated in the, complaints, ta fire. escapes. Many reside uildfng had thrilling escapes. Most of the persons suing are. mem- bers of the theatrigil profession. One. however, is Mrs. Jennie Jenkins Pla- lock, whose occupation is that of house: keoper and is recalled as the November Sales At pro of Gude's Pepto ‘Mangan Prte€:¢ Special “The Red Blood Builder” Brooklyn. Miss Helen Sperry of No. 15: woman | Pree eee” 6500000000 3750305000008003 3 3 H 2 é SOOO De . Ms p is one of the most q effective rotten out for the Unite War Work campaign which sta Nov. 11, to provide fands fo: m Army, Y. M «. A. Kr 4 us and other organizations doing ork to help jhe soldiers in France. The Salvation Army girl has ween made famous by her doughnuts and pies which she makes f © men, often serving hem hot tn the front line trenches -_ SHOOTS AT FLEEING AUTO. nd 177th Streets Audubon Ave Avenue; 168th CLAIM BOY FOUND IN HOTEL. 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