The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1919, Page 13

ies THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919, | esata en. SLAYER DOOMED TO OIE BILL INTRODUCED TO MAKE —MmEmt~s rin nate Downtown Shoe ot Eetrean ES WOMAN KILLED, itn tre ket mblh WAGES FIGH TWO HOURS AFTER BREAK NEW STATE OF THIS CITY OCH Cc. TRURTON'L? = = TOBEINLUBED A, RSH "| EAS id a Md ade a en ort shot. ‘mer suffered it sand the jlatter @ fractur eft leg 125th Street, West Saturday at Koch’s Spells The, Popular })......, Things Will Happen,” Burr A Municipality i A Such Tt , urr Argues Municipality is o1ce Is Interborough Official’s SHIPPING Bt BOARD BLAMED Directly Affected by At- People of culture Explanation of Crash. FOR OCEAN-MAKING RATES! tempt to Raise Rates. e ary ine- Albert Vogt of No. 2770 Arthur E-C-O0-N-O-M-Y| _ Mothers of Girls, Attention! 8 ra Regular $8 Dresses f $5.00 B Sizes 6 to 14 Hoard |that the city be allowed to intervene + for-|4s a defendant in the suit started n ocean rate|by the Consolidated Gas Company to hh offciats | have the 80-cent gas law declared un constitutional, The suit was origin- today also|@lly brought against the Attorney » American ship-| General of New York State, the Dis n has asked|trict Attorney of New York County t coffee, When{and the Public Service Commission. | “RICKY” HARRISON. own it was! John A. Garver, one of the counsel! —— Regulation styles, in navy blue serge, made with deep yoke and pockets. Full pleated skirt, braid trimmed. Third Pleot . a $18 Serge Dresses, $12.50|| | known —SS== Sizes for Women ‘ind Misses ANDSOME new models, in nivy and black serge, reveal- ing the latest tunic, peplum and straight-line effects, Beautifully braid trimmed. ‘Third Floor X 4 tho platform between the two cars. |1 © agents, it was on omical |Her body was so thoroughly wedged | and could besin at Delicious s that n from for |\. | Allows British and Other Foreigners] Argument was heard to-day by Avent motorman, pleaded not j f ment pred for suilty and was held in $5,000 bail to Set Pace, Washing- Judge Julius M. Mayer in the Federal San il = [to-day in connection with an “tL.” ton Hears District Court on a motion entered n in which Elizabeth Graff! wastixaton, ‘ iata|bY Corporation Counsel Burr asking “ ASHINGTON Complaints and cont: sal -two, @ stenographer, of NO} ise the Th nds of 2068 Crotona Avenue, was killed and| bbe C a dozen persons injured. is permitting the F people ch tog m4 The accident came in the rush hour |€/sners to set the pac 1d ! ight on the Third Avenue “L"| making have bogun tor cerea = 174th and 175th Streets,! hore, it became when an express of seven steel cars INS [ANT jcrashed into @ local of seven wooden Jcars that had stopped between the | Ping tang T treets, telescoping the last two cars,|for ten ships t POS UM |Vodt, who was running the express |e req and has had ten years’ experience, | len t had been done on eae cone ‘ ¢ thei t |said he didn’t know how the accident | pleas Americana for ships) nig meat eee ene Nolet as their ie \happened. Edward K assistant for saree ax apie was “appealing to the gallery” in yeneral Manager F said t os ae seeking to intervene. erage in place Of | [toticnerst Manan Hey nit es, xt to Shipping |" me city hus no personal interest| man t misjudged his distance, | 787° off a rey employ the ace TOR OF COFFEE, em eteed fle, AitanOG. | orener south ; in thin bats” he: anid, TE Wong HOVE would like.” man ¢ 7 mee 7 only by some vague app ehene jon} Healthful The woman who was Killed stood on | campaign against f po at the law making a rate of 75 ce ; attacked, We not going to make any attack on that law, | 1,280 Yards of || 20,000 Reg. 10c “The city shows by coming N Ity Pleati Handkerchief ! ovelty Pleatings andkerchiefs at 50c yd. 6 for 35c Net and Georgette, in widths of All white or with colored initials. npany No. ade Company No. 4 Ko for Ge rman conve 0! pefora ec | hile few of these are Germa hour before they could | 1¢ majority are native south Americans | with this motion that it is ap offic who have been developed by the .lintermeddler, a busybody, and will mans. But four years of war ;|be a mischief maker, The real repre- caused them to b ay and they|sentative of the consumers in this are making connections wherever they | is the Public Service Commis- | search of building and grounds. Jing to reports. | agents could be employed]. e for South Ame United als _gdmit | CASH VOTED Fi FOR ‘SUBWAY. and Ladd nore thi (Continued from First Page.) was to enter or leave during the ‘To leave the corridor of the first Burr argued that the city’s in- |tier Harrison had to pasa through by the 1 to 3 inches, Exceptional value. A most attractive collection. terests were directly affectec “lcompany's application for an fron gate which upposed al ways to be locked Whether tt was) Mae. ite BY acelident left unlocked on this whieh casion, or whether an accomplice ontention, opened It is an unsettled question. jon Counsel argued | leo t » gas company suc coed in having its rate to general © old feud be-]oonsumers increased, he feared it tween the timate and the] would attack the va w | served another question | Public Service Commission vanishe¢ r which it is compelled to sell| Next he had to go down to the main | day when the former appropriw to the citv at 7 lion atae RUE TALIA ARE GARR 312 with which to carry out th ormer Judge Willi Bao | ie Sand we TAU cheGe ft rat struction programme during Fi appeared with Mr, Garver in behalf dat this hour it is t bad n Programme during Febru-|o¢ the company. He said the At-|to maintain extra virilance because ary and March, torney General is the officer charged | delivery wazo Sania. teantlentiy When Actin Chairman Whitney in-| with the duty of seeing that the gas witty: pelle aapliea aa ah sities formed the Estimate Board that this|law is obeyed, and that the city had iy bi eek e 8 amount would not cover money due|no Me interfere, Godfrey are opened to admit them, employees who worked voluntarily atter|™mark is representing the Public Ser-; Warden Hanley says there were T ye ) J ° they had been dropped from the payroll vice Commission. four guards in the yard and that they Ts his our all |who had vacati tio saw Harrison, recognized him, and U Pon forme “tegiti. gave chase. mate claims would be p But if Harrison's story is true, the | “The Sins of the Flesh’’ are punished in this —_ . a = ‘ wuarde rua have seen him atter bie world—not in the next. TORS FAS COD OL UOlWall eney ‘ore, This would ind Disease is not an accident, nor is it sent PHONE CHARGES | Harrison's fect had n might have dropped ov by Providence. It is Nature’s punishment Ebert: and made his escape & for the breaking of her laws, GUARDS FIND HIM HIDING BE-| SAYS p B A HIND FLOUR BARREL | . . After his fall from the wall, in Main Floor Main Floor $8.00 Heavy Wool-MixedBlankets neasfour! 204 bake or fry oysters in S Having passed the door, Harrison ad to pass tho desk of the keeper. 1 that without being ob- fi TAY SAWTAY Ie the anow at $6.75 For large beds; come in white and gray. Main Floor, MEN!! Good News for You | Cluett, Peabody & Co.’s Soft French-Cuff Shirts $1 3 Reg. $2.00 é and $2.25 j | | i | Newest Shirtings; guaranteed absolutely fast color. Sizes 134 to 1744 neckband. main Moor that if jo the wall Important Sale of ; BOYS’ SHIRTS AND BLOUSES “K. & E.”’ and ‘Mothers’ Friend” Hemorrhoids, for example, occasion an infinite degree of discomfort, suffering and : ; . which be injured his and wrist Lot No. 1 Cc Lot No. 2 misery. So does a fissure or a fistula. Harrison hid in a little building calied | Regular $1.00 Regular $2.00 But such punishments are mcted out to Heck ny Declares He Has No Rowen to) aybrend meres Hames ssa 8) 1,500 combinations in pileaige ere or i canes, ‘ rs peer ook your prettiest,— as i guards found him, equattin nda : . jouses jouses those who sin against Nature in two ways, there's one Way you can Fix Installation and Restor= [nour barrel. His injuries were dressed | fashions and fabrics for BiisteoAd Cold Maske | Biaeeece bute Macae, by neglecting to maintain regular, easy, do it,—get into one of our ation Tariffs, just in time to take him into court our selection. They are marked seconds, but the closest examinati . wag ation Tariffs, | tion thorough evacuation of the bowels—who shirts. ie |for s 5 = : reveals nothing worse than a soiled spot, probably the i form the bad habit of constipation, or, what As we are shirt specialists ALBANY, Jan, 31.—Telephone sub- | my lee Location—at Wholesale result of careleas handling in the making. 34 rior, is a worse habit, the taking of pills, castor we offer shirts that any | «cribers in New York State do not |, : ; Offices: 500 Fifth Avenue n, She now in Mezzanine floor, The Bristol bidg CLEARANCE! oil, purgative mineral waters, salts, ete., with | one will recognize as be- [have to pay the charges fixed by teformatory for the theft of | ing in the out of the or- | Postmaster General Burleson for in-|4 watch, During the trial of Harri. | N+W. Corner 42ad St. and Sth Ave. ’ the mistaken idea of overcoming constipation ainary clan: stalling new telephones and restoring |son she was kept at the Waverls $8 to $10 W omen s Shoes by forcing the bowels to move unnaturally, Fania " old ones, according to @ ruling made| tome for Girls so as to be nearer the Priced for Final Disposal ene Tres t for Constipatio Regular Custom Shirt by the Second District Public Service | court, She esca from the Waverly But the Nujol Treatmen’ pation okra Produne, FE ip eich ap raraal epSca LIM ee oy WU PEO | Tan calf, tan kid, tan patent leather, gray prevents such sins of the flesh, or mitigates cision the commission upholds theljy recap the punishment therefor, CREPE de CHINE contention of The vowing World, ur and whit uck, fawn suede, with white, Mi y heel, welted and flex ible sole soeees Her eseca \ made through a t . : which fought the Bu order on Nujol helps to re-establish easy, regular, and BROADCLOTH the ground that it was without war-| ment door which was supposed to be rant, padlocked but wasn't Thiet Hien ssion decided | ( ¢ Griffiths was killed when a thorough evacuation of the bowels. | PO ee Nujol is not a drug, does not act like any | SILK SHIRTS that the Installation an harges cannot be drug. | Actual $7.00 and $8.00 Values at No. 787 Sixth Avenue on the morn- Nujol is absolutely harmless. anata Mildred Klein identi- | ert reps the we ‘ i schedule of charges been submitted it| fed members of an mobile party | Nujol keeps the waste matter soft, moist Special 5. 95 [eee CHATS ORD Le eee tarriaon: ® i La Jerz SPECIAL PRICES ON Silk Petticoats Toilet Requisites $3 79 Pebeco Tooth Paste, 34C crowd of men were held up by a gang in the Knickerbocker Waiters’ Club | OPEN EVENINGS PIANOS ne. 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