The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1918, Page 5

Por the fifth consecutive year John M Riehle was elected President of the National Democratic Club last night. Other officers elected follow: First Vice President, Charles B. Alex- ander; Second Vice President, Thomas OLDCASINO BEAUTY, =o NOMADRUGADDLT, roo, J f fareay Hulbert, Egerton L. Winthrop dr, and David H ott. BREAKS A Famous Evelyn Granville Once Figured in Cele- brated Murder Case. Once a noted stage beauty, the re- clpient of the attentions and favors THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1918. MOTOR CORPS GIVES A HOUSEWARMING. Garage and Barracks Island City Donated by Edwin Gould Are Opened. Officers and privates of the Motor Corps of America, with guests, among whom were some of the wounded American officers just received at Base Hospital No. 3, joined yesterday in opening the new garage and barracks provided for the Motor Corps by Edwin Gould and his the former beauty began about the time Webster was being “numbered” up the Hudson, Drink, and later opiates, soon had their effect until she was gradually dragged to the lowest dept! on,” said Magistrate ing the commitment; “it only they'd look ahead.” pL BAe JERSEY LEADERS TO MEET. 1,000 Men to Discuss iment on Peace, ives of industrial, bank- ing, agricultural and labor interests will gather in Newark next Wednew: day to outline plans for a readjust- ment to peace conditions. The con- vention will be held in the Robert Treat Hotel under the auspices of the Manufacturers’ Council of the State of New pereey, of which Warren ©. King is President. Tt is are ve 1,000 delegates will @ report of their findings wife, years ago The new station is in the fine bulld- ing which Mr. Gould erected several at Packard Street and expenditures in November new high record of $1, 4 ary Department anno day. Officials attributed t expenditures to the fact tha ernment is now paying for the tro- mendous output of War munitions and materials reached a month or two ago, | hey also expect that the expense of liquidating contracts and paying lump sums to in Long| contractors will keep the monthly outlay at high figures for some timae Fight to Win! The Nation demands strong men—strong women and robust children. isdom suggests that proper means of safeguard. | ing be vital forces and building in this city, 'Y GOLDIN “Pape's Cold Compound” is pleasant and affords Instant Relief. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a cold. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages in the head, stops masty discharge or nose running, re lieves sick headache, dullnes: hess, sore throat, sneezing, sare stiffness. Don’t stay stuffed upt and snuflling! Ease your throbbing head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as “I ‘old Compound,” which costa only at any drug store, It acts\ without assistance, tastes nice, causes no incon. venience. Be sure you get the genuine, Don't accept something cla, ‘ a a] A HURR women who prey on the boys in unt- Quit blowing | of leaders in the sporting life of New York, Evelyn Granville, now bent feeses, was committed ta the work- house for one month by Magistrate John FE. McGeehan in the Women’s Night Court last night. She had been arrested in the cru- and had given the name of form, with it the career of petty crime L waich hag brought her before the Magistrates ten times since the fin- | \ger print system came into vogue, The woman pleaded for leniency. |"'ve been a drug addict,” she satd, | weeping, the past twenty-five ‘They say it's incurable with | me now, and all that's left, I guess, is suicide. years, For the sake of my son, | who is soon to return from the bat- of France, don't make it @ 5, Jude please re- | and have mercy.” McGeehan promised to 1 medical atten- jouse and she was ec, Please, see ame to New| enties, With her home in a 45th Street, just $ ) Avenue, She was| din the public school in that) rhood, and she was noted for | ty, which won her a stage | She did a little song and) and with body racked from drugs | sey Hayward Unit No. 14, Motor Corps of the National League for Woman's ser- vice, organized by Harlem women, has | been makin, sadv to rid New York's streets of the base hospitals near New York, carrying smokes to soldiers and taking them for automobile rides about the city. unit's work has been greatly enlarged | ‘Beien,. bi ts of her ‘And it appeals to the public for funds Anne O'Brien, but the prints of Whe unit eoinlaters andetie flagers revealed her real name and soldiers v 5th Avenue it to tion will ar A] a, St ether all its and dissipation, as she herself con- | §{ryction problems Donations ma: . Bazil, ongress. Its hoped furnish a basis ‘amme. New Jer- hus to call to- 0 study recon- Queens Boulevard, Long Island City, just across the Queensboro Bridge. He planned to use it for squash and indoor tennis courts. Mr. Gould has aiso established a trust fund, the in-| come from which is to be used for maintenance The garage is ample for accommo- dation of twenty cars. In the bar- racks, which are over the garage, a fourteen rooms, to be used by the members of the corps, Each room has been fitted up in most attractive manner, with comfortable single beds, rugs and electric lights Seeks Funds. daily visits to camps and The to colored e made to West 131st Do Your Christmas Shopping Early—Select at. least part of your Christmas Gifts Now! James McCreery & Co, ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SALE OF FINE LINENS Hand-Made, Lace-Trimmed and Embroidered Linens up of resistance, be utilized. SCOTTS [EMULSION affords definite help to those who | are “fighting to win” against the inroads of weakness. 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