The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1919, Page 7

i Pe eee Pan ite aad 5 ti i oe A ee Wa aaa hs cee ye neumonia. ‘The unit returned home In TO 3 NEW YORK NURSES|S%°"s somes ym rmngngen ef of our w the Frene Miss Roche, “I want it understood that many *, . othe en « st ch Women Insist Decorations Are|%s ito °deserve a medal, it in the unt DEA}| |RERDEATH AMYSTERY, = BUREAU “FATHER DECLARES POLICE “ SASS NOT INTERESTED’ MUL TELL HI words Recognition of Work of Entire |D*n® bonerea.” : Base Hospital No. 8. Franee has officially recognized the CAPT. PLACE LEFT $15,000. IN BRIDE'S DEATH, work of New York nurses by award- a9 ays ing a decoration of the Legion of ‘me Hequest From ccnemanatgpeanene — | 15 Bro YYyy hs Wy YW, * WY YY VY yg 997/// CAORX/ VICTORY COUPON BOOK ‘*The Easiest Way” UY to Buy Y) . DMs Oe yy % Victory Notes try b * MMYE t You can make n SAA Ml YylO"D pmhitilty.» weekly payments \ "iY aah VE VT My, ¥ y Gy ypptVHTLL EE 4 i ) Yume pen SHR Rey cBQre hea . = ;, f. Honor to three mombers of Base Hos-| Estate s to Housek pital Unit No. 8, They are Miss Amy] Police Captain Charles Place, who 8. Patmore, head nurse, Miss Agnes|died at St. Elizabeth's Hospital April ;y 7 a y /hose | Gardner, assistant, and Miss Kather-| 29, after resigning from the froce on his Father of Mrs.-Troy, Whose ine T. Roche, night supervisor, Their | deathbed to make poasible the promo-| Husband Is Accused, Can citations reached New York yosterday. |tion of his friend, Lieut, John McCauley, S43 seomminbers sof, the unit, were recruited joft an estate approximately $15,00. The} Learn Nothing From Police. ing School of the New York Post Grad. | will was made public to-day, The larg-| uate Hospital. | ‘The 65 nurses went tolest bequest, inoluding 100 shares of| Ravonay, | Erance. and founded. the | Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe stock and| Nothing could be learned from the almost 29.000 beds. $5,000 in bonds, is to his housckeeper, | police to-day regarding tke progress Gen, Perah official ree es Pfeiffer, mn. Porahing. after an ofticial ree Frances Pfeiffer, ‘The remainder of the or ny inveatigation into the death of view, re the hospital a mark of 109 Mrs, Bessie Troy whose body was It Has Proved a Revelation (2... Saturday night a week ago. —To Millions of Tea Drinkers The police dropped Its inquiry into thedeath of Mrs, Troy, a beautiful young woman who was a floor clerk lin the Hotel Pennsylvania, as a case jof suicide until her father Sanford | Cook, of Ridgefield, N. 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SRP Ie, aa REN Hundreds, yes thousands of persons PROF, BALDWIN QUITS YALE. | suffer during winter from a variety ot diseases, which they attribute to “colds.” So many people are sus- im Jane, but im A er. ‘This space contributed to Help a "Finish the Job by Rainbow Division KUMYSS, Incorporated JACOB RUPPERT, President Government Loan Organization Second Federal Keserve District Keats boon M0 Bway, My % NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 10,—The realgnation of Prof. Simeon EB. Baldwin after fifty years in the Yale Law School, where he gained an international reputation as a legal authority, was announced to-day by President Hadley Prof. Baldwin is 79 years old. He came to Yale in 1869 as an instructor in law. | His resignation takes effect in June at the end of the college year. He will Jcontinue to be connected’ with the school as professor emeritus, ——_—— Cider Dea eld om Liquor Chara. Joseph Wegenald, who has been «ell- ng cider at No. 176 Central Avenue, Brooklyn, and who was arrested last hight charged with selling liquor to sol- is tO was 8 iourt to-day, He was held In $1,000 ball on the bribery charge and $500 for the alleged liquor violation, for exain- ination on May 13. SORES and will tak tates Senate the Monday, it was It is expected Willian N Union County wi worn eting Governor on next Saturday or Monday cod inner Fifty-four Get Names Taken off memy Lint. Assistant U. 8, District Attorney John ©. Eno of Brooklyn to-day examined }200 alien enemies who desire their names stricken from the list. One of |the conditions imposed by Mr. Eno was the buying of Victory’ bonds, Fifty- |four applications w pproved, paisa? aaa of Siege in Eant Prassia, NE, May 10.— United Press),— A state of siege ut Bast of Polish encroachments ceptible to sudden changes in the weather that colds—so-called—and re- sultant and more serious disorders, be- come epidemic in the winter. Among the painful and frequently serious afflictions which are wide- spread at this time of year are Influ enza, Lumbago and Sciatica, Headachic and Facial Neuralgia, Rheumatism and Neuritis. Any of these ts bad enough Lumbago and Sciatica may become {very painful; Neuralgia frequentiy drives nervous victims to the verge ot insanity, and Rheumatism, once seat lasts a iifetime, and spreads through the entire system if not promptly treated. Various schools attribute variou: causes and attempt to counteract then with a diversity of methods. Chiro- practic looks not so much to the re- sult, which 1s the dise se itself, as to the origin, becoming pinched between the bone: of the spine, which has been force. out of alignment. Generally it is nor exposure that causes these paintu diseases, but probably a tall, contract ed in slippery weather. or a jar—jusi enough to joggle the bones of the spine out of their proper alignment, Readjustment of these bones by Chiropractic frees the nerves of the pressure, and Lumbago and Sciatic. quickly disappear. Before consulting a Chiropractor a ways make inquiry to the Chiropracti. Bureau of Public Information. Address all inquiries to C. B., Box | The Evening World, New York City duted eeday, seveived here Lo-day, sane di. f Di cording to # spat rom Ce «ied Woda \ Corre tet Yt 8 or | And in the hands of over 50,000 sales- men and saleswomen on the streets. 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