The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1919, Page 10

ST wee re ete > ee neeiee Daveapeavanee ERE TT eT cc SS me leche diet tad oo ee eee GT ape ‘ te-day. More affected the destinies of the and First Street. block uptown, to Second Avenue and! Becond Street, in its new home, espe- cially constructed to how ecurt adjourne afternoon, M the pen with w bail bond in t Levy, the Duk treet, and | But m a were, neces “It was . Judge, Easter Joe Rosenthal, clerk of the court, ee a onc was Saturday © lawyer emph: f wept a bit in the privacy of his ol4| n the minutes, | pickup allt ange ad he be Office when the movers packed away ent) : 1 his meat, and he * [tell him ‘go out into the street,’ and wourt in its new home. fn the WF Essex Court in New Tome Nothing Less Than a Poetic Tribute Will Do '° panne JOE LEVY GOT { 4 Young Man’s Germany bd THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1919. : y - $< Evokes a Vers Libre Poem Very Vair and Very Free ,jastice to the Famous East Side Seat pa. of Judicial Wisdom. ™ Btiewe «8, Ike the family of the con eae | injured man | greet way f Jom, Itatlan, Rom and Pole; seeks = usually |a summon PEACE MAKER } to have the A“BUTTER-IN" } operator of an| TOO MANY } a utomobile| $ WITNESSES Lee eeeneees Minds of litle ones Tiaddling fancied sorrows, Painting turd sine In bate tongue, Not undermtanding meat shop | | truck oF @ street car held on a charge sore body | of criminal negligenca It is not al antly rubbing Law ce courte | ways easy to do t Walsh iinet were to ti OF tate There was an accident. A driver : cag Or Navien; an bets Week, ihe ante: @ The counse! for Acompcing Justice as it ie dune al ‘ Pc Brande ra sated fr talk first. Bese ge and the motorman becamo in- nnounced thelfor a Pres air, | Yolved tn an altercation, Some one, Now bome at Emex Oourt, according to the motorman, etruck | Essex Market Court moved agatn| %im in the eye cht years it “I couldn't tell; all at once this | or, “7 lower} man, he was in back and he swung |) gio int) in the | aro 1 walloped me in the eye | a | ma: my noser,” the motorman | too’ 1 the interpreter. | © of meat, Your me a dollar and |} ; then I think, |« e hin than ¢ cast pide JUDGE'S PEN. urt room at Second Avenue To-day it moved a ‘ defendant claimed | } ant did ‘ounsel for tt that the défe said motormna defense. | ¢ Id of your | ¢ awyer. yes, some one and; I was uncon-|— «f on pleased the | t and the money al! ple were in there?" - if answered happily and | {tj | said that a stranger motorman and ran away imms convened| , hy what Much damage suit litigation begins Counsel riatrater’ Courts. 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