The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1919, Page 8

| i “NAMES TWO ) MAGISTRATES. ry o ibe RECEIVER GARRISON James , ward Dilasor HpliA youevday. appelat two City Magistrates, He mained succeed 0, Grant 4 OOK, Who has been elected to ti Municipal Court Branch and wh orm expires July 1, 1%™ and he ap ner Asserblyman, to wucceed J. rat ton McMa a Goes Wrong Way for “Rush Hour” Fun, but Feels One Careless Elbow HAS NOT HAD AN HOURS SES f the BE rw a = Suff Br nites i Since He Commenced To y--\ sis go wn " ? ver of the BR r ” Take ‘‘Fruit-a-tives’’ A Wii subway tae. HiT 73 LRES AVE. Orrawa Mee Teas felaiec ates WIR: tosh TA oat “Three years ago 1 to feel pany with an Kvening re Pus-down and tires dd ver rt much from Liver and Kidney Trouble. He started from the BR. T. offices Having heard of 9 “Pruit-w-tives,” 1)in Clinton Street, Brookiyn, sh thought I would try them The ree “fer & o'clock, when he had Aniahed Lie. woe curprising hie firet day of routine work as the “f have fot had vad \d tne, | Hew dictator of Brooklyn traction Mr, Garrison's main # was the since 1 commenced 1 Pruitea arner of Sixt Street and Lexingte tives” or Fruit Liver Tablets, and To Avenue, the Manhattan subqay sta- for TOD nearest to his home know now what [haven't hoown for | id be 4 shame to Gey trbu ® good many years the by “zo waite vther Shonts,’ Mr. Garrison re heelthy ody and clear thinking ™ sed by the Int brain WALTER J. MARRIOTT.” RL 50c a box. 6 for 82.50, trial sine Bir way At dealers or from PRUIT-ACTIVES | Limited, OGDENSBURG. N.Y Adv January Clearance Sale of Our Entire Mail Order Winter Stocks All Prices Greatly Reduced Special Attention to "Stout Women Rememter that Lane Bryant Extra Size; are not merely large sizes, but are, specially pro- portioned to fit and tecome the stout woman. Several Styles ¥ Up to 52 Bust a Few 56 Bust Also Up to Servierable coats of Oxford Mixture Broadcloth Coats Coats | or Wool Serge Checked Velour. Sizes upto QQR | and An Some are + B92 | with plush cotlars 5 Nt. Wer “_ + 8 Vere up to 89675 1895 . Warm Winter coats ‘ eens : eautiful new style Coats of Wool Vigereaus or Oats Cain pew ay Wool ‘ bait Similar to avs Sill File Velvet Wool Burella and pict ured ere up to 95 other popular materials (not. € 824.75 14% pictured). Were up to 843 24% Dresses, Sizes 34 to 56 Bust. All Big Bargains Every size is repre ented in nearly every lot, but NOT in Ay #225 every style, Gingham and Cotton Dresses of Crepe de Chine, Moh. Dresses styles and Wool Se Style up 66 “bust similar to one pictured Were up to 83.05 above, Were up to $18.50 Attractive Dr, Beautiful Dresses of Georgette (pictured above Crepe, Crepe Chine anama,ete. Up te Wool Wool Were up to 89.95 Pitan at ' 18 ane ip B19 CORSET COVERS oo ine in Lower 16% | eee to 10 bust All the season's newest styles, Wool | UNION Su irs « Cheviot, Wool Vast Serge, Poplin, ete'} "8° Were up to 839.50. UNION SUITS» Sizes up to 52 fino megiiin weight bust, Were Sizes up to 46 Bust Ly Were UP te t. 95 Lane Bryant, 23 W. 38th § State THE mae ek WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, fs he receiver for it. he said. “sey | ruining as Secretary of War inured | way + 1M Garrine down f ‘ ine hom ani had not é ort needa Ub money, alve r vould not hay been necesst Kintering t 1 Me. Garrieor and r . ed to the lott 1 descen of stairs, The tallon wa vied und the receiver ied. AN t hour of the nigh ere uaually ix a orowd going to ward Coney Island bat the travel to ward Manbattat ght and conse quently com When one man on the station dug M rison in the ribs with «ea " er pasnenger wa ' n mplaint 1 ' 1) Ob. 1 tt ne reporter an wered. "The Manhattan train will ne in on © of the plat Ho Mr. Garrive tistied that re porters know more about the B. RT snow receiver can De expected to know. waited for the train “on the Ww xpress bound in. the train just on the opposit fe «mind about ty wimiom of and grimly led yet fl wcron# to the rebt hand stairway re wens designating the ant and st Manhattan trains the lett hand for those in. the Ww w of look ' . on sind, That shows some of the troubles of he yl traction managers too could vided If the publje Would avo doing What we have just ‘The Manhattan bound train was lexa crowded than the others 1 been, were en hoard « receiver had t da his way on through strap hahge ‘There vurht to be eate at this hour,” suid Mv, Garrison, and glanced around the ‘ There © two down Al the end now. Let's go met them." Coin. through — the tunnel and an the bridge Mr. Garrison ta about th Iyn subway and the relief that t nilietry. & Franc ake a superior he said. “They have team work and They know that if Hels {0 put on potatoen to is hungry will opply such lessons in their It will help solve the traction as well as other industrial problems.” he soldiers will of workers.” ined the mass movement the abway cars have seats eighty-oight ers and yple aisle space he sald, ix a reat ment over other types, and ¥ that when the other Brooklyn subw ure completed leax cause for complaint | At the Munielt left the t | Building Mr, Ga IIn, eroxned Park. Row | and entaved the Interborough for a Lexington avenue expr he tr came into Brooklyn station packed like sardine cans Mr. Garrison smiled "Manhattan Nay soem traction SALONICA, J jon te 7.—The Greek itary mis Bulgaria \ H | cone ee ) tou municipal owner not ulso most ous wT OOS OF 8.CENT FARE the threats, Mx Burr said lold would not harm the curtail ho said Mayor Traction Head | ss thanaterd Goodrich and Hotel Men iF M4 R II to Talk It Over With the oattacia for Woman Summoned for Keep- Are at Odds rut ous awye t eit j & } etter than candy cathartion, better than Hearst Lawyer hens connern failed to mee ing Beast Unmuzzled Edna Goodrich, actress, han lost sone | Hatter than candy. catharlien, ede re . matic e » bank- siceciins of her Jewels and the police of the East ere were specific provision. i ; LOL $86 is Apa Hevelatitns of the manner in whica 4 by t A urowd attracted by screams ‘ast /U7H Street Station ere trying to find the “che people's Government” tn the City payment evening to the lobby of the Gusiavin®| Snether the actress removed her jewels rein the makers Hall has been planning and contriv. d to cons bd t Apartments, No. 834 Riverside trom the hotel safe at the Netherland iupte Freve: on Regueat jing with the traction Interests in the t bankruptcy was practically DMve, saw a bulldog with its teoth |on New Year's Eve and took them to ’ , Nene OES about municipal op. 'mpossible for the rapid transit lines sunk Into a twelve-year-old gitl'S|her room or returned them to the safe Ltr LWIA Bt Dois dah Bean , f bringing about municipal op. triexe they forfeit’ their contracts foot fter lookin; t thy bh ration of the trans{t Ines om the with the city Th [eee eee tera ee fouel eee lene one hand, and the charging of an This attitude of Mr, Burr was in. | The girl was Martha Dune, daugh- rurewes them, but the management teresting, in view of the later testi- t€ Of Superintendent George J. |/eays she did not RAND APIDS B-cent on the other, were mony of Mr. Quackenbush, who told Dunne, of the apartment house. On Jan. 6 Mise Gdodrich went to made before the Public Service Com. of further talks he had with Mc¥ar- Dunne occupies rooms in the base. | the Notel office and asked for the ; mission yesterday by Jamos be wii, tied to convinds the tatter Ment. with his wife, two daughters—| ake Nee AOE TUT May diy. sapontae URN ITURE Quackenbush, counsel for the Inter {hat he was wrong in hie contentions, Martha, and Katherine, nineteen, who] their disappearance to the borough and allied companies. | remeanber that when I left Mr. operates the apartment's switchboard, | The valuation set by her was on Mond od There were two diamond breasipins, TERM The testimony of Mr. Quackenbush PUTT.0T Au dennite date for further in fom: George, nine | two diamond Fines, a pair of diamont CREDIT Ss 4 nee, but Mr. Burr raid dy the figures and the en- ind that later on he would © reply categorically to some which he would ask me,” vonts will appear aa a witness the Public Services Com showed That Mayor Hylan called Theo- dore P, Shents to his office and , introduced him to a Mearst law: yer, Granville 8, McFarland, as a man who might propose a solu- vin tion of the traction situation ae | OF. Variouy meatings with Mase ceptable, under certain condis | tiylan and to what t they led. tions, to the cit F That Mr. Shonts took Mr. IT CKS TESTIM McFarland to Mr, Quackenbus! ‘A ONY and these two, in @ series of quiet AGAINST SOGIALISTS conferences, talked over the pos- sibility of applying a modified form of the Boston plan, which ji ayer for Five “aacare oni eenulte ue Guarantees the income of traction alia Fabia SSE securities to their owners, to the | Triai in Chicago Criticises lines of this city; Witnesses. That Mr. McFarland, being ill CHICAGO, Yan, the case of Ave of influenza, Mayor Hylan told ey BOSE St ets Soclalist leaders charged with con-' jue r let go of her lett foot, My pee rene)_ Stay oetrerenen piracy to violate the Espionage Law grabbed her right ° Counsel Burr would take the “ to the jury this afternoon and that thereafter Mr. Burr and % Be i 4 wid > punsel Mr. Quackenbush conferred fre- begun yeaterday, : District Attorney Charles F. Clyne quently; n opening for the Government de- BURR “SLAMMED PLAN” AFTER scribed the alleged anfi-war avtiviti LOND BTUBY, cribed alleged anti-war activities of the defendants as organized sedi- That Mr. Quackenbush sub- | tion. attorney Willlam A. Cunn in he Mr. sure: a Akaroa who opened for the defense, made a oF ne GSrSarmerite: WHorw Yu bitter attack on witnesses for the was proopsed that the State Con- stitution be amended and laws enacted which would permit trus- e operation of all the lines in the city save those on Staten | and, the trustees to be pu officials, the income and rentals of the trastion companies to be guaranteed, and an 8 cent fa be charged, with 3 cents tional for tran. | the Government in preparing its case, charging that made to coerce several witnesses. The defense attorney asserted that e defendants had been no more active in ginning of the European cc in previous years, In discui might be considered sedit ances, bi that esident Wilson had confessed ; he was unable to say just where the} Mict than ing what utfer- This Was Octover. Af study-| line should be ea bg the ny Mr, Burt “slammed” | Soapeae the protocol in ‘a memorandum to the | Mayor. swat in December, long | CONFIRMS ARMY DISMISSAL, after Mr, Quackenbush had expec ted | the 8-cent fare to be in operation. Verdict A Funston Captain Mr. Burr told the Mayor that five!” :. lor tr nducements were offered the city to gel bey make the agreement and that three! WASHING considerations were in the nature of|Wil*on has confirmed a sentence cf ; |dismissal from the army tmposed by court martial at Camp Funston, Kao- wont on to show that the guaranteed the re to a report from Sofia, bas demanded of the nearly bank. |5*%, Upon Capt, Sam Bucklew, a Na- the immediate release of young Greek Railways Company, | tional Army infantry officer, The of- girls who were taken from Eastern | Which n given on Aa radia | ficial order published by the War De- Bite be the’ Tul ans any |ment nd had never yielded |, hows that t 1 hah i : . ra ee ee ne OMT any return, and on other securities is- fael ae aot, “lbs Be Ri Aleks have been he n Bulgaria, The primarily to. permit the main-|W@# found guilty of failing lo prop- Greek P. Bureau here says that f control by “the traction y account for all funds and me- Gen. Petroff, M. Stancioff, former Bulgarian Minister in Paris, and M Angheloff, Governor of Kavala, had eof th All Fat People Should Know This wo girls in their power. The world owes o debt of gratitude to the author of the now famous Marmola Fre- scription, and is still more indebted for the reduction of thi: harmless, effective obesity rent to tablet form. Marmola Prescrip- ‘ablets can now be obtained at all drug tll or by writing direct to Marmola Co., fo4 Woodward Ave., Detroit, their reasonable price (7) cents for a large case) leaves no excuse for dieting or violent exercise for the reduction of the overfat body to normal proportions-Advt Mr. Shonts is Presi-|terial dn connection with the con- dent.” It was against the wishes of|gtruction ot a theatre at Camp the commission, and, onl¥ by virtye|Wunston, of failing until directed to fa derision of the Court of Appeals |do so by his superior officer to uc- What these securities had been issued | coun’ for a cominunity house fund at (hagtime of the reorganization, Mr. |intrusted to him by an association of Burr pointed out, colored citizens and of wrongfully His memorandum read a ove| disposing of $1,131 worth of Govern- point ment lumber aid me material “On the face of it, the plan pro- a ry that the travelling public of Hea aihatigulda ace] SQUARE DEAL IN BONDS, on until 1967 (unless municipal —————— | ownership is sooner secured) to] Needy Sellers of Libertys Wal } startling higher rates of fare than Exchange's Protection, | they now have to pay. in order that] Assistant Dintrict Attorney Brogan | by the additional Mid “te announced hore tondny that he had bees | cured fro public, co N York stock Dx+ there may be derived a tund wite| \seured th York stock Ex which 10 buy (hese railroad sro hange's Board of Governors is will- ties my vever er . ing to {natruct members doing busi- Wee hres, uewavens | paving tf ness with small brokers to discon- companies the excessive annual re=| tinue their relations with thase hous urns tuntess. the give needs. xelies That the travelling public of the square des city whould be forced to an extra, iberty . tor or a conte in ducing w castor Board of but custom | purpose by = [Raa buying through an ) Mr. Hrogan auch metiodga| Jmay not prove effective in. reducing |Ineome taxes, and said the investigas tion of such’ "Wash sales” would be | comtinged. CALL 35 TENANTS TO COURT. At $1850 " ae Would Oust Those Whe ay More Rent, ing aimlessly belie to have near Baltimore, 7.—President | about near a farm on the af Old Fredericks Road on the w: DRESSES ice’ af theres un found he * r 2 : to wai The + bunty police wey notified. ‘The. doc AT '/ OFF for had about $150, a tallroud teket from ew York to Florida and @ valu- cable gold watch and diamond ring on : z hin person : = All good all wool Serge cial meat ae nile tea Dresses as low as $10.50 in Very nervous any omen alighted from a train nuh router vad Ex-Soldier he! fly went out, leaving Martha at home Bones hese rears ot SY earleh, A reporter for ‘the World Sarah, thirteen, and Helen, e cut The manag thea daughters of Herman Alexander, au | not hing to say perintendent of the Kingsland apart. nein ments, at Nu, 838 Riverside Drive, sams lave tha inher. hey rete Caperton’s Fleet Due In Monies ideo by four boys, two of whoin were on jor Farewell. roller skates, MONTBVIDEO, Uruguay Jan The children played in the hall for|Adrhirat Caperton's fleet in due halt an hour, ‘Then the door of an|this week for a farewell visit apartment on the main floor was! planned to have the ships rem opened, and Mre. Clarabelle Nichols, |UMUl the end of the month, w gecupant of the apartment, asked | W!ll visit: Buenos Ayres be for New York | the door, but was too terrified to at ‘caught Government and the methods used by | St attempts had bees if pposing war since the be-| said the testimony showed | Thirty-five ents in the Kamu a} apartment house, at No, 121 Kast 10910 Formerly as high ay $37.59 Street, were a ; . appear In the A ‘bio variety days at which 4 . ) ion to. s! in all sizes nek be ¢ 0) forza evaait Popular fabrics. piand Cheties Wunsch | tenants since the Coat _ illustrated—All cents «month. OF wool veliuk: genuine fur t tig ienaniy weit ou | collar. Regular value | th Jed to oust them, $35 Now 1850] qi) | ae % dames Het cand in Dare | on Marylan j 1.000 | paunons ses Toner, sume J Briacos of New York was fou wande ones Vrancis Atter | 307 FIFTH AV i 3 Lenean | Near Sist Street 4 LOSUON, Jan. David R. Franels, | a Th ine American Ambassador to Kussia o mail orders at tale prices who underwent a serious eration in 1919, CHOKES BULLDOG WITH BARE HANDS 10 RESCUE CHIL | YES! YES! THEY ARE LOST! ‘Boal’s i That Is, the Jewels Are, and Edna Laxative Animal -— inte, the mate, te | lAre You Tired, ; Nichola was serve wit a Weak and Bilious mmona by the police for allowing dog to be at large unmuzzlod HF ent to the Weat! Anewers OR Station for examination the wronm orpld. ver rom inonrrect eat Board of Heal Nh an get Now Newitty Whet makes you ating tno much ymuination of fo and congested bow eatin by the [AOTRESS; JEWELS; WHAT? Seite? ch CORP Kills Yesterday afternoon all of the fam- earring ond loc tend lock ees | see Down on $50-% " er: fe of the switch: | Land swith her mother, Mea Carnon 5.00 wione to, take thering rtha to tell the children to leave, Rex, a large bulldog, ols, darted out, All of the children ran from the | lobby but Martha, The butldog made & leap at the child and caught her IAL the momen USE Open Saturday Evenings tried ty make | 194 ST. LSTATION AT CORNER e dog fnafty | but Instantly a er A crowd had been attracted by screams and was standing cutside | tempt to save the child Finally @ man broke through the crowd, He was Herman Alexunder, a veteran soldier and superintendent ot the Kingsland. He kicked the dos. | but could not subdue him, Finally by the dog's throat with his nd, and, at the end of ten min- the dog rolled over dead. An ambulance was called from the Luwrence Hospital, and the child OPPENHEIM. GLUINS &@ 34th Street—New York COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 & 104"ST Ie ada gi ic eens the ver weis ine Siow’ "Actin: Liver Causes "Piles, Blotches, Sallow Skin, Circles Around the Eyes, Tired and Listless. Get a box to-night, 10c, 25¢ the box. hi ul | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS Announce for Tomorrow (Wednesday) Important Sale of Dresses For Women and Misses Tailored Serges and Velveteens New and Attractive Models Specially Purchased and Arranged for This Sale Superior Men’s Wear Serge, in navy and black, and button trimmed, Embroidered Velveteens, brown, Burgundy and black. braided in navy, Smart models of Velour Cloth, Regular Values to 35.00 sale Price [& OO SSS