The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 12

rr x “or — 5 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DAYS URGE THAT CONGRESS TELL WHAT 1S INTOXICANT Internal PR 12 ¢ APRIL 2d, From the Yale Club Now Gobs Look Over Ships 1919. FORMER BELLOOY MUST TESTIFY IN r7wWo Bown | One 2 week_ and that the Habili- \" He came from Ireland a few host of 't. 8 before he met his benefactress And worked in a hotel owned by Mr. Taylor jons Must Fix Am Dol Sian is a| nmee ce. ae And Make Officers Stare HUNT FOR ORSTS 067 Carter’s Little Liver Pills Dollars, we're talking about, and is ‘to aetine mre satis Sredi hat’s how U wt, Mom iueallin ie pareve tas eelaies ‘wil ve| That's Only One of the Amusing Incidents | You Cannot be A Remedy That — seni tiated ate b ‘ae BF iirc’ omen tris weve oi| That Make Life Worth While on the “Big _| Relatives Ps "Ninety-Year-ond| Constipated Makes Life Victory Bonds; and you rbd ge. J tobuy | peeitione! aceadmeat granting i| Fleet” Lying in Hudson’s Stream. Woman, Who Made Him Her | Worth Living them because he’s making it possible pe xr" prev" © Cain Porcy, skipper of the mine past three years he has stayed en Heir, to Contest Will. cts Cates bere sesetere and easy for you, not only to make eliyimany here tt ts tha sre ene & memper, of the deen ae oe re | ARTER’S IRON PI good the sacrifice your boys made over ita ie ier tn Katherine D, Taylor that she lett him |f aay colorless faces but Wee will greatly help most pale-faced people | courts, | | | | | | | (Pree the Detroit Pree Prom) two sllm and dis- tinguished youths dashed down ‘The “Wyo News" defines @ compass trator of the estate of Mrs. Taylor, a6 “n magical instrument"—(sbh)— wil) question Smith, now a book- with aloobol in it, which keepe Its keeper, as to any knowledge he may sense of direction no matter how have concern! many rounds every one else has bad. garnin, ing $76,067 which the Alcohol is in warn defined as “the istrator says be eannot find, ihvestors. “You don't read the aleud any more. “No. Got tired of having the chil @rem correct my pronunciation.” newspaper , | Wor wuld bring ly 0 big Sinee Png arrt in New Loy the the bulk of her estate, must testify cording to r taneously bi big battle wa ork has di == = = there, but to become what you've al- rine tal aieietehints | ine eat ehurged ta oma of bar oFOW HBO ot w contest of the wit ascordiow to —_a : would simplify matters topped UD On | Tere ate ot tne rar _inen. “FOr an order signed by Surrogate Fowler ways wanted to be—bondholders and | wny Am avr. eV ie |e eee David L. 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The Captain offered to escort his visitors over the sbip, but they onid that they were fairly fa- miltar with the craft, having put in a year as gobs in her foc’snl, They are living at the Yale Club now. | “ | and shure liberty, appearing on board ship only under @ disguise.” At the Riverside Hut last wight they were telling stories of the Great War of 1918. “Once upon a time,” said the sea-going £0», | “there wus a | boot ensign who “Do you know,” 1 Helen irrel- t here im any the thought ly fresh and Perha the fleet | | marine ¢ most popular ghip of » ttle 110-foot Sub- and business standing, by |, cy s.r, yelled | mand of tsa | Kite sascoce selling you _ clothing— a Toe ett Tat eer mat i mage tat crew. 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A certificate filed in the Clerk's office at White Plains shows. the officers of Si. Matthew's Church at Bed- ford have authorized women to vote at the annual and special meetings of the | parish, Society women of Bronxville and vk cinity are Interested in a bridge party which Mrs, Harry Benson Goldsmith will give in the Gramatan Hotel, on the afternoan of May 9, for the benefit of the Permanent Blind Relief Fund for Soldiers and Sailors of the Allies. Mrs, Charles EB, Wells of Prospect Strect, White Plaina, has returned from California, where her husband is em- ployed in @ large engineering project. Town Clerk Robert Dashwood of ‘Greenburgh and daughter bave re turned trom a@ trip to Bermuda Capt. Stephen Pullls of Camp Dix te ‘on furlough at bis home on Midland |] | Avenue, White Plains, Mra, Daniel Smith of No, 40 Rock- ledge Avenue, White Plaina, will enter- |] ‘tain the members of the W. C, T. U. a her home this evening, i The findings of Henry R. 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The, Mest Nuirtow Vogetele Krewe No Cooking--Just Heat and Serva LENTILS ) the order for the discovery proceed. P=nand Mrs. Taylor had $44,067 in the | Greenwich Bank mt 1914 and 1915 and that this wes all drawn out in fourteen months, He also says he has vouchers for $82,000 which she | recelved in settlement of the estate of her husband, Washington L. Tay- jor, restaurant and real estate man. Mrs. Tuylor was more than ninety years old when whe died April 12, 1918 The administrator says the woman lived frugally and he cannot see what need she had for so much money, The circumstances, he adds, @pen to suspicion.” Smith, who managed Mrs. Taytor’s affairs for five years previous to her | death by power of attorney, opposed Special Spring Offering Men’s & Young Men’s Suits — *22°°° in $4500 The new waist line Serine 1 Top Coat in id pederdhapeerpinlbtemelin "fil A complete line of Manhattan Shirts and other standard furnishings, “are ings, saying {t was a plan of the con- testants to elicit information which would be prejudicial to his interests An Important Sale of MEN’S BALTA OXFORDS at $8.75 per pair will be continued to-morrow (Saturday) on the SIXTH FLOO! These Oxfords are all in desirable, up-to-date styles, are made of genuine leather throughout, and reveal skilled craftsmanship from heel to toe. 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