The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1919, Page 21

BREWERS TOFIGHT WILLIAM! HENKEL, ‘DRY INTERVENTION REPUBLICAN CHEF WN’2.75'BEERGASE DIES AT HIS HONE ae Page a Was Untied Geates 9 States Marshal for { 147 Years and Active in Party Affairs. Counsel for the League Withdraws Motion to Participate i in Action, | William Henkel, Republican jeader and for seventeen yeags United States Marshal for the Southern District of New York, died to-day at the family (friend of the court) home, No. 889 Kast 18th Street, after when their application for an injunc-|a short illness. He was sixty years old. The widow. Mrs, Sophia Henkel; two sons, Wil- liam jr, and Matthew A., and six daughters, Mrs. Fred G. Michel, Mrs. Before Judge Learned Hand in tle witiam P. Kreykenbohm, Dorothy, United States District Court to-day! Georgiana, Helen and Ethel Henkel, Robert G. Davey, counsel for the New | Survive. York State Anti-Saloon League, with-| Mr. Henkel was appointed United drew hig motion to be allowed to in-| States Marshal by Preaident McKinley tervene in the case and to file a brief in 1898 and was continued in office by coftaining facts obtained by that or-/ Presidents Roosevelt and Taft. He was ganization, He explained tfat Will-, Steceeded by Thomas B. McCarthy jam UD. Guthrie, counse) for the, four years ago. brewers, had stated he had no oppo-| The former Marshal was for many sition to the League filing a brief, The | Years Republican teader of the 12th decision whether the Anti-Saloon League may a on the facts con-| tration of Mayor Strong: tained in the b Judge. An injunction has Jacob Hoff: asking that Mark Eisner, States District Revenue Collector, be Counsel for the brewers will oppose vigorously any plan of the Anti-Sa- loon League forces to intervene as “amicus burine” tion to prevent stopping the manu-! facture of beard “two seventy-five” beer is Mr. Henkel Works. For the last twenty-five years Mr. n filed by the | Henkel was a delegate to Republican Assembly District under the adminis- f rests with the trial Served as Superintendent of Public Brewing Company national conventions, and he was a United | presidential elector on the Republican St. ticket In the I THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, He en- | campaign. |. Bergstroem net a new w Protestant Episcope! and Ruther With the fingers! You can lift touchy corns and calluses right off, root and all, with- out the slightest pain or irritation after ‘apply- ing a few drops of Freezone. Try it. Magic. It Doesn’t Hurt a Bit! The moment you apply Freezone, that corn or callus stops aching, then shortly you just lift it off with the fingers. So easy. So simple. No humbug! You can lift off hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes and the “‘hard-skin” calluses on bottom of feet. Costs Only a Few Cents. Ten-Mile Skating Record. joyed the friendship of the most dite | STOCKHOLM, Thuraday, March 27 tinguished men in his party The funeral services will be held in George's Church, East 16th Street ford Place, at 10.30 A. M, Monday, restrained from stopping the manu-| facture ntaining less than 2.76 per gent. alcohol, When this ase 18 Mr. Guthrie will oppose the int Anti-Saloon League, which hopes to furnish facts for the ‘drys.” of beer m of the LE , AT THREE BROOKLYN STORE: | For convenient shopping open a charge account at Martin's The hearing to-day had little effect Sruvars cans ansepiinde’ totans (a 1329-1331 4810-4812 strong fight for the right to manu- BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. facture the “two seventy-five beer Near Gites Avenue Bet. pada Keen 49th and will ob to any interference Brookly: Brooklyn by tho “dry 08, > ~ Finn nl for U.S. Food, At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn STOCKHOL) March 2—The Hels- ingfors newspapers say that Food Ad- ministragor Hoover's generous donation to the relief of the Finns has been re ceived everywhere In Finland with gratitude, strengthening the feeling of bympathy with America ] > Presbyterian Merger Nearer. 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