The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1918, Page 15

Giiasduiuddeioe ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1918. CHARGES “THE VERY IDEA” sudan. mat getters) PERGHING GETS A SQUARE. | WHR NBURALGIA | The DIET: B OK seemed like a steal of her o ik ‘The thi At da to thet ‘a id a During IS STEAL OF HER 0 argaia” sed th 1 he. ‘ie i 6 railroads to jelr owners,” sa) Space tn it of Grand Central asking an injunction agains: William eee vonee oun hay Bah Named for Him, and Atter » Baron and Thomas H. t Mrs. Jean E. Burrill Sues Author |allexed authors and producer: Grand Central Station as soon as the 'S tan * accounting of the receipts of play. therefore scems obvious to me that Mayor aligns the resolution passed yea- ' Round Package Or ic and Producer She Says Took Mrs, Burrill asserts that Le Baron and | the President's attitude will result In terjay by the Aldermen on the recom.|5l0an’s Liniment scatters ag In $500,000. Uzell h companies on road | throwing this problem into the tap mendation of the Committee of Thor- the congestion and ar receipts have been at| . c te- | oughfares, ; et a ot het Snags Wek OR et gs ee Malted iaitk and wife of Edgar Burrill, assistant to , aay publicans will control. ling “of the names of two Brooklyn « Avenue is renamed -_— Wilson Street and Malbone Street i— “approach the question with ,to be known as Empire Boulevard, a! A little, applied without rubbing, York magazine with which Lv Baron Siisiermans of Pyittn of Problem at Pres-| open minds, ready to hear all that is! —_—_<>—_—— will penetrat mediately and rest and Uzzell held editorial posi one. t | J soothe the nerves nthe Hey: I . a 4 rhe to be seid, and willing to view it from SIX- CENT FARE GRANTED, | « ust wiat Pecan ik Mang Puanuacript was rejected, her counsel ent Time Impossible, jooe standpoint. ‘This doos not mean iiaiplniitian Sloan's Liniment is very effective in| ee Say Leaders. | that members should discard their! commission A jauayiea Matin Leclied str ro = b h \b 2 s aliens convictions, but it does mean that we on Jerney J aches, stiff joints, se es, Tum » Oh, it Ss T ere. oo How it Pains! WASHINGTON, Dec. Se-Settles|MUlst hold our judgments subject tol mpmwroN, Dee. § neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges. ke {the change which investigation, !on the trolley Hnes of the Atla RIGHT ACROSS THE SMALL OF THE BACK OR OVER THE KIDNEYS! ment of the “railroad problem” 8t/ argument and reason may require.” | ti this eeasion of Congress will be prac- Benator Cummins urged immediate | Bra tically impossible, leaders of both/ opening of painstaking investiga A b Houses declared to-day. They based| Upon which to base action. Hoe ix umbago, the assertion upon a hurried murvey |S°M¢rally regarded as favoring public Mr Senator Cummins said Congress streets. Hambu “The Bargain” was subr Brander Matthews of Colum the production of ‘The Very the Astor Theatre last anon Very Nutritious, Digestible The REAL Food-Drink, instantly prepared. Made by the ORIGINAL Horlick process and from carefully selected materials, Used successfully over % century. 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[formerly headed by Sonator New- | | Senatora Smith, South Carolina; |\jtands, Its lifs ends Jan, 1, but tt, | Underwood, Alabama; Cummins, could be extended. or Iowa, and Representatives Esch and| “I do not believe that the Federal | | Sims, members of the Interstate Com-' Government should surrender any | | merce Committees of the two houses | powers it now hag such as ordering | | concurred in this view. ‘interchange of service, distribution of | faulty They and many other members of equipment and rerouting by shortest Congress agreed heartily with the| routes.” | President's assertion that the roads a | cannot be turned back under pre-war 6 Kidney | conditions, As to the degree of modi- WOMAN ARRAIGNED | fication, the views ranged from com- lete Government ownership and op- eed , ration to slight changes in existing | Senator Smith and Representative | | Sims, Chairmen of the two com- All signals of distress, | mittees, both stated they have no} | } Plan in mind for attacking the prob-| HEAT 10 TENANTS: lem which the President put aquarely | much work to perform,|¥p to Congress. They will soon call | . | meetings of their respective commit- Urie acid accumulates in |tees to outline the speediest way of : the system in form of urate salts dealing with the matter, tn view of Mrs. Maude Hennion Accused | +f | the President's intimation that undue . , etme |delay by Congress will lead him to by Health Board—Hearing Pierce's called “Anuric’”—(anti-uric). Anuric is more potent than|turn the railroads back just as he} — Postponed Till Dec. 10. took em —— “ ” lithia and dissolves uric acid as hot coffee does sugar.—Advt aha Pineater Covered “Loose Cushioned Libeasy Suite It Is my clear Impression that the) fre, Maude Hennion, described as Finished in Mahogany. The Sofa is 79 inches long. These pieces have spring bottoms and cushions. The kidneys have Obtain at your nearest drug store that splendid discovery of Dr. B] the owner of the apartment houses | Here is the chance to buy a2 or 8. . 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