The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 12

” THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918. Be WARNS OF WHEAT WASTING, [ronswmntion ot wich 1s expected to be 2 a STLIERS fought to tie end at the wae, ** BROOKLYN BOY FOUND 'WIFE SUES ARMY CAPTAIN |DID HEALY'S SELL AFTER 1? : eM range, Arnon Food Boara Expects 1 faa “It was greut,” he sald, “to see how . rE vt eart wanes Jag peerage coche ok "See! HANGED ENDED HIS LIFE. TO REGAIN $32,000 NOTE) POLICEMEN ARE AT ODDS fh quires and Usear W. Bhrhorn. An- The Food Board in a statement to-day |tnere ny ree ince te tye | | many of them desk workers In civ- win nines by ternoon ley Py ei oe ak here bar wan ten ce ian life, developed in the training s H i i T tee wit hd diode, x i 1 Ms and the fighting, and to cee the way Autop aws Louis Steinberg, 14,| Mrs. Potter Says Loan Was Made | Special Service gia RU SAY: | (ee mmotiew, HBhe ci i cnOue other member has n named but bis they died with .ratles on their faces. Died of Strangulation Caused =| as Guardian for Her Minor They Spent $47.50 for Drinks | It was worth the whole war to ree | by Suspension. Children, —Inspector's Aids Deny It a ee by that--to see what baie The death of Louls Steinberg, 14.) ‘The suit brought by va T. Brough| Team-work of varying brands of ure really made of. - |who was found hang by a noove of $32,000 vi ig | when plans will be discussed a - Potter for inst Capt.{New York Police Departm was © were brigaded with tha! jtwine in a hallway adjoining the plumb: | Dwight 1. Potter of the Quartermas- | strikingly illustrated to-<day in a hear ——. Australians toward the last, and we jing shop of Louis Krimbo at No. 8|ter's Department, U. & A. formerly |ing before Magistrate Ten Kyck. The | (Continued from First Page.) called our offensive ‘leap froc.’ Virat | Tompking Avenue, Brooklyn, y a Red Cross captain at ¢ - - we would make a dash ahead and | Was officially decided as a case was called for trial bef: [service in France returned with his|settie down, The the Australians cide by the Brooklyn District Attorney's | Court Justice Ottinger to-day. mp Mills, |«ise involved a charge of viola Supreme | the excise regulations at Healy's rant at 66th Stre |staff and started for Washington. would come swarming over us to yo | Mice to-day. According to Mrs. Potter, she loaned} Policemen Lawrence J | . Xmas Presents Gen. Friew said he had pent moat] farther ahead. ‘Then it would be our} DE Charles Wuest, who verformed | thie amount to the captain last Sep-|Peter Voelbel, menivers tor | ' ‘at Bie time >, lapel i : an autopsy on the body, dec.ded that| tember in return for his note, payable | McDonald's Special Service { . . of hin time In Paris in charge of the turn again. It wus u reat kame [Stunberg: died. of strangulation caueed| In" vece eh aeoners The Woke eee | eee east ebeclal Service suas, *x'4|) Give the Boy a Good Time RELIABLE GOODS! LOW PRICES! sea he, Fike o ues By the ae Ryan was ke commander, |by suspension. Thi disposed of the| tained a provision that if ever she|dence of x alleged sale of liquor afte And an Education Buy Now! Pay Neat Year! of the gas used an you wagt to know what Kind | theory at first held by detectives that| dhould have to place it in the hands America 1 o'vloc Suntay mornin, They sa! ns was made in the United jof a leader he was, ask the British. pat i lle ah SI ooh the boy had been murdered and then | of an attorney for « oMection, she was | th ni wat Sonne the Every LARGEST ASSORTMENTS States because of a shortage of|'They know a commanding officer|strung up in an effort. to divert|to receive 10 per cent. in addition tof tay prent,inere, with two women tes |] meciadiay Diamonds, Watches Smit oar gus dete he ee —— [principal and Secummulated intoren.Iaimagt's ck inte snornna: boing | SR Rey etal feline an ley he American gas was made by a,spe-| “There t9 a lot of sadness in tha| Samuel Schwartzinan, eighteen, a] “The loan was made by myself Wighbalis, cocktails and champagne an education at the same time. GOLD JEWELRY fal formu! story, too. Advancing {# eostly at |"elper In Krimbo's shop, who had been | guardian for my minor children," Bill. setting the elty Sack ‘4980, No Outitts operate on battery uF house omen charce Prices from $5. 00 up to $600.00 are BbIp was Gecorted tp the river eimiee, Sty: cotipany Want 8) With | Fn n. ueeer a soem cee ae Stra, Potigr “And I was to te: ttood was included in purchases, || “sey them on display throuknont’ the Open charge account re xy police and fire and wel-| 260 officers and men and carne out|¢ ney Hock that th the abses ceive 800 shares of they sald. city at Tov Devartinent and Blectrtoal Will seud salesmen t aL ee phone Cor ymed by bands, glee clubs, and. with six, including » of | stock as collateral. Neither note nor| cs Bivelt wisres ” ‘ounsel for Healy's put Serst. Me Red Cross canteen| ¢ Lied a . Steinberg, who ran errands at| collateral passed -iscopiescg sagas bien ad \ went for food for the two| until last Januar: Is, who answered instantly the liy wounded in uction on Sept. 30, re-|boys. Schwartzman said he fell asieep| ant and I ceased to live together.” | KA¥anaugh of Inspector Henry's ataft| boned oo oad Q} | Pressing query, “When do we cat?" | ceived honorable mention for hie |after eating and when he woke up he| Further charger by Mrs. Votter|0" the stand. ‘They testifted that they | Bi tak G1 Fa Be te aI 27TH DIVISION PLAYED LEAP: | work on Sept. 1, 2 and 3, when he led |found him hanging to « low railing in| were that the defendant never con-;pore At Healy's the night in question, | am Slot st. N. ¥. City. FROG WITH AUSTRALIANS. his men on four advances, Capt.|the hallway, He cut down the body | tributed to own of her support, | “et close watch on all the floors 00 RELIABLE CREDIT JEWELERS. | Lieut, Thomas G. Carlin, No. 60] MeDermott's home is at No, 860 St. |4"d helped « neighbor remove the body. | Potter says th eames <= se ls ot the all the bars, and were pos’ | Bay 32d Street, Brooklyn, Company 1, police declar 4°" FLOOR a + Marks Avenuo, Brooklyn, He LS MA! DEN LANE TAK ATO 106th Infantry (old Tist), was one Of | graduate of Hr F ‘ best of all—th OPEN BVENINGS ENT ter drinks were e o'clock, | erved pfter « Steinberg brooded | usurous 4 lawsuit brought against his | —_—_——> Magistrate Ten Eyck sald the t Wheth folli h Francis College, by a nelehbor and this ts be Mony olfered Inthe case was.s0-welt | ether you follow the the home comers. He was gassed atl imbia University and New York | to pave Been the cause of ‘Sy SCHNITZSPAN, GAS! GASSED, HOME |inae'ne saw no choice except to dimes | Snewest fangles or stick scl er 0 J e | t eh e. ” Law School, He & member of |three other children at No. 640 FLUSHING | vow. op Former Jada Tells of |'® “Nas to the good old-fash- of St. Mary's Church, 243th reet/day asked Judge Cropsey in the Su- 1 of |preme Court, Brooklyr manda’ ae ee Pe the he New York Cav- —_— Sorrer: alry, and won big commission in a Prvt, Willian i training camp. 2 WANTS GAS RATES FILED. 1, 208 ry, 1th: Division, nephew tee the fine flavor of Kus attack on Aug. 15. He left for on the Celtic after serving with the] showing t Heyward Hireet and his. wile. He went to France a8 2081 " y 206th Infantry Republican Chub Committee re= Ed j dys Mayor's Committee to welcome | for a writ of Gamp Merritt ‘J, to-day, where he] turning soldiers and al | WOLACLMIRGMIaT HE ae, Weocdnce tee Tate Charged CONSUMES Ot Nee eeeee ne kay His fess { lean Clubs tosday announce Battle. i fi ind bee IEA ul HEARST Bt BODY NAMED. $ioned ways in cookery, ‘ Captain of Headquarters Company), ¥, ©, Aske Mand lor fo Judge William Sehnitzspan | a . . aman Against a pares ft Publ ' of the 106th Infantry. His name was Riawe Coane Lipatlue Ce how Republican leader of the Twentieth | gonewing the aera | Me iy | ere ever as uc mentioned in to-day's casualty Ust.| William A. Ransom, Acting Counsel! Assembly District of Brooklyn, returned | tion Monday night, objecting ta wilt | Chaplain John A, Farrely, formerly |for the Public Service Commission, to- | °° the Leviathan this week after seven fam R. Hearst's service on the | weeks in a hospital in France r * | OLD ENGLISH me re-| the Jate Maly hel; of home ng to compel the Kings County | W discharged Tom the ‘arm appointed to erect a monument a ono 1 a Ol nee tty ey one Sen hting Company. to file a schedule! Schnitaspan’ mts live ‘at No wid | American dead. in Mrance, the Repub. 1 i has just the right the Gee CUE INO. Terre oe lia wi his hair almost white from] names of nine me: i p ie ae no 8 cents. per 1000. feet, 18 Wan and ir almos ine men on a committee to! 2 snap and consistency. twice while working with the soldiers | Which, he wsearts, is Nifteen conta more} ME "xperiences. |, iy lact with other organizations inter- li y { in the Verdun sector. On his arrival |than the statute calle for, Mr. Hansom | 4g, NE ST dia eated in making « public protest MADE INU. S. A. he ©: also charged that this Ighting compa: d heart-rending all along the battle- | The members of this committee 3 s . ye ar tamoved to the military hos: Vas the anly Brooklyn company waves [nid mene rena Al Mes ragis ™agmbers of this committee are: 1 Sat Grocers and Delicatessen Stores ( N , ode a oken, refused to file @ tariff. to do it, otherwise Germany would|and John A. ‘Dutton, responsible tee E. Pritchard , 331 Spring St. N. Y. i 1S ew i¢ Lieut. George Archer jr No, 144 Ph as Sahin wink answer. said, it| i ave conquered every one. She would] the original resolution; Nicholas Mur. ° Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, serving in 'hcause It would) be, violating in exist: | RAYE fome across te ocean and paid us t the 106th Infantry, was wounded and |!ng order issued by the Supreme Court, wane a ; ‘ . at Mo The Court ordered briefs filed ; olumbia sensed opt. ¢ at Mount Kemmel. JOHN C. CALHOUN DEAD. a + J. Campbell of No. is : ; pide Pate Bresson es” sosey FAILED’ TO SALUTE FLAG | 0 8 eo ompling i eT 5 ( Wis b 1as LVerVv through the right arm in battle with | — View: Pres audsen. —_ameom the 108th Infantry tn Fianders Aug, 31, |e Jersey vowum i ; John Caldwell Calhoun, grandson of y Ht Tl [DY 5 . TAsut, Acid. Mokena of Ganon) _ Sores ee) we Oberrenen the Vice President of the United States Wi i: a) | Z Practical City, with the 107th Infantry, partici] TRENTON, Dee, 18.-—Failure (0 )from 1825 to 1829, for whom he was & e flag and to remove his c4P/named, died at his home, No. 200 West pated in an assault on the Hindenburg bi line Sept. 29 and was shot in the foo! Lieut, C. T. O'Neil, Walton, N. ¥ was ga Lor 2D 25 jbe recent patriotic cele- | trouble in his seventy-sixth year, He bration in Jamesburg caused Harry Hol-| way ill only four days. M reas wks ed Sept. 20, ten, aged nineteen, of pce, to! During his business career Mr. Cal- ay Getter Capt. Francis Scarr, a son of James pmobile driver’: enge when |houn was Vice re t and Chairman Improvement WRCREAOTAT: GLeT OFFER. 14K Dlamoi $ nance Ci he Central 745 fs ¢ T b Searr, head of the Weather Bureau, /iuened so: is, come | of thevFanance committee of the Cintra! | MN 0 2 de aia 260 Zi It one 1S was shot through the Jaw while fight- he license e restored until|pany, President of the Baltimore and apology to|Ohio’ Coal Mining and Railroad Com~ (he Commis. | pany, President of the Albert te and Oil- he meant no|{ite & Canal Coal Company, Ltd.; direc- hine Gun Battalion. A brother, James } D. ‘ = did apologiz.|tor of the Richmond and, West Point Railway and Warehouse Company and | |ing in Flanders with the 136th | D. Scarr, was killed. Capt. Scarr lives Richmond and Danville Railroad Com- Holsten has made a. pul the people of J Super-Fine . c ines Fas pe ee 14K Waltham ein Wate Artistic Diam Cluster Ring hn evens lba e He was a lifelong member and Capt. Charles P. Duvergey, Wee- | MAN BEHEADED ON B. RT. [former President of ‘the. Southern So- hawken Heights, N. J., who served clety, Four children survive him, with the Rainbow Division as a quar- termaster, Was wounded at Chateau- eine: | Thierry July 18 while carrying food! «ane man who was beheaded by al gee to men on the fighting line. After! p, i: 7, train at Railroad Avenue and treatment in a field hospital be re-] 24th streét, Brooklyn, at 3 A. M. to-| turned to active was identified as Edwin rsten, | a St. Minie! N 22 He reet, Brookly Rassed at St. Mintel 0. Her ce n. abe tar-ayre ee i | oN ” . z ‘ Ms | SEND THIS COUPON Capt. Gavin Hadden, well known in| The police pay rsten, who was seen| ' ? 4 e Now York before the war as a civil|!¥ing acrods the tracks by Motorman | to protect soldiers a diet hides re ts by John Shoemsker after it was too te} from France from vice. enginoer, passed through months of] to his tr mmitted suicide. women, according i ‘ e Is of E nsay he was fore- tonight a THE C service, almost constantly under fire, |) 1 nerve oa Sr, | y SOC 1 | EAS dnd! esoansd unwoundsd, He servea| Men 0 8 creds Gravesend Ba! wer the cont si.Dreteer! PLAN TO RID CITY OF VICE. Will Protect Rete diers and Sailors. al Office de- Dis re Jeral ag vice and way ves, wor pes Board Diamond Claster King ire Cluster Lates! Hand Carved) Cameo King Solid G: Tpoth ting. 14 An idea! Gold, “net | trust, ef of} are bri | with, upeciall White Diamonds mie apg luce in platinum wah pe x : nd fs pe parsing bel ALL OUR MEN'S WRIST WATC! tts REDUCED 5 GUITE & SONS | ig at No. 101 Lexington Avenue. (en ne A returning aviator was Lieut. John | pojjce Kuxene Roe Donaldson, No, 10 E, 86th Street, He] teigiis, was was & Cornell student before the war, | au trained at Washington, joined the 82d | negro, of Aero Squadron (“the circus") and | feur who has ¢ fought in the Verdun sector, He ts] work at Camp ¥ HACKENSACK, Dee, 18,--C twee se | tee wee White [ers se mkes | Ring with the American and British build- N. if POLICE CHIEF KILLED, Smith sald to- Fifth Ave. at 37th St., N. E. Corner ing emergency railroads, His home CAL the lt COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO., 411 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. have are t of Hasbrouck night by Walter Jones, al Jones is cnaut-| 4 500 IN NEW RETURN UNITS. Fishel of N of the const $35, ‘ark, uction et ee rit s More Troops aimost « “double ace” for he is] There were no witr Pershing Desten = esses of the acci-| lor Early Home Co ro =~ Siri ind rash 1 leredited with bringing down nine | dent, ltocser was sixtiotive years old) WASHINGTON, Dee, 18.—Additional ESTABL ‘ae t c=) c2 ; German planes from June 1 to Sept.|Jones was released ‘under bull on’ «| unita oversens, including about 1.300 Payee er w York {1 He wears the purple and white |°#rse of mynslaughter. [officers and men, assigned by Gen. Per- OPPOSITE Ci JN tIK : > vo) shing for early convey home, were an- ribbon iedicating the Distinguished ,, Viying Cross. eo MANN SEEKS SPEAKERSHIP. |i oy"thy Wns Demarini kos as follows: 149th, 158th, 173d and On Sept. 1 he was brought down Som Aero Squadrons; Companies A and behind the German lines, captured, WASHINGTON, Dec, 18 —Republican|B, 26th Engineers; 1 and 111th and taken to the prison camp at Duf- ALL i TMM 4 Leader James R. Mann to-day an-|Trench Mortar Batteries; Headquarters nounced that he would be a candidate [38th Brigade, Coast Artillery, feldorf, but declined to stay there, |for Speaker of the House in the next —- although it took him some time and | Congress. | Hamilton Kean om State Commiltee ; . In nouncing his eandidacy, Mann| ‘TRENTON, Dec. 18,—Hamilton Kean pas awured by hia physicians | of wiizabeth, brother of the late United ‘The Republican leader is the first to|States Senator John Kean, was unani- and was about to select a handsome | announce his candidacy for the speaker- | mously elected to the Republican Na- German airplane to fly back to|ship of the new Congress, Other pon: | tional’ Cominitter to-day at. a special | on they nt ible candidates are Gillett of Massa-| meeting of the Republican State Com- France with, when they caught him |cnusetts acting minority leader during mittee in the Republican Club. 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