The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 19

blackjack, by a man who sought lodg- BEATEN BY ROOM SEEKER. | sctinss. vy « man whe snuent tty Woman nerains Consclovsness tig chon b wad Leong Enough to Tell up gta o'clock Sunday morning *{MPADOO IN PLEA OUR CUSTOM LAWS 3 Milgabeth Schlegel, fAfty-five, told how ast st her in They Hinder Busine Business Expan- the had been struck, probably with almornine. Tt lv expected ale will reco sion, He Says, Defending Fed- eral Control of Railroads. “Reliable Credit Easy Payments Every Article Marked in Plain Figures The | i ns ca “Unless America pursues a broader method in expantiing her business we cannot expect great prosperity in this country,” said William G. Me- Adoo, formerly Secretary of the Treasury, addressing the Conference Of Collectors and Appraisers of Cus- toms at their annual meeting in the Custom House yesterday morning. “If we 46 not simplify our laws and their administration we will fail in Our great opportunity, We must sell our entire exportable surplug to brosper. But we cofinot do this unless wo flow other countries to sell us something. They will not be able to pay the balance against them if the balance is all one way.” It is the duty of all officials, Mr, McAdoo continued, to do their ut- | most to co-ordinate customs laws, many of which are ridiculous in their | operation. He eaid the Senate wran- sled a whole day over the appropria- | ton of $26,000 to keep the Pan-Ameri- can Bureau alive at a time when the fate of the world was at stake, He said the rank and file of the men in| the customs service needs a very |“ substantial increase in their rate of pay. | “I don’t mean you collectors and elety, ‘The dier. jen three rade, ppraisers; 1 mean the then who do | the hard work,” he said. had had the power to do with this matter as I had with the railroads. Why, gentlemen, I found that men| | were getting us little as $57 a month! on which to maintain families. America took advantage of this situ- ation to do a great service to humanity, Men with $75 @ month got $25 more, and 80 on. “We hear criticism of the Govern- KELL Y CO. wi: sr | Out-of-town deliveries made by our own motor trucks, | ment’s contro! of the railroads and talk that they serve better under Coca-Cola is a perfect answer to thirst that no imitation can satisfy. Coca-Cola quality, recorded in the public taste, is what holds it above imitations. Demand the genuine by full name—nicknames encourage substitution. A , THE COCA-COLA Co, ATLANTA, GA. private ownership. If what area good ed while I .had control -is answer, then criticism is false. is no reason to become indi; use a De tion waged a the Republicens want Germany to win because the Administration was fathe ‘boys, wb or are Lf oe bmn | ouRDt for "ereedomt tt if the woming World Church Union. pealed*to Court. campaign is to be fought on this issue ROME, May 16 (Associated Press).| It cost Ceci! Bell, a former member of nd’ that in favor of the men who bam: POSTCARD MONEY KEPT. Wendell Phillips ts Presi plained to District Attorney Gwann that many persons unauthorized to do go are selling the Christy post card, contributed ‘by Howara Chandler Christy to the so- commissioned officer in the army is sus- pected of having distributed them. who has been blinded carrying on h's back another who has been shot in the legs, and who In directin, Armory on the day after the 77th's pa- at the Opera Club meeting in the Wal- dorf-Astoria, ING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1919. FJ, KINSMAN «=| PROTESTANT BISHOPS BARBER IS FINED $25 Fe HT Tals W RESIGAATION _ RECEIVED AT VATICAN FOR “TRIMMING” SOLDIER “Increasing Lack of Sympathy With | Mgr. bohat Hears Hears Americans’ | Shave, Hair Cut With Extras Cost Story of Visit to Europe for Fighter $4.66, and He Ap- Seventeen tm Death James Byrd, convicted murder in Ulster County, Sing Sing yesterday, and Ss J death house rs, the larkest fi several years. A HOMEMADE 6 HAIR REMEDY Yoru ban Make at Home « Hair Remedy Than You Cas I Gray streaked or faded hair ip only unbecoming, but } hag can darken” it without using mocratio Admini successful war. Did » there can be but one verdict it} the 34 Anti-Aircraft Machine Bat- talion, $4.66 for a hair cut, and trimmings in thé Royal Tonsortal Km- porlum, No, 128 West 34th Street, But the “trimming” cost Arthur Stading, & barber employed there, $25. Bell's comrades told him he had been overcharged, ant he had the barber be- for) tore Magintrate Corrigan in the Jef- 5 |ferson Market Court, In the barber's - | itemized bill waa a charge of $2 for a “peroxide steaming,” and $1 for “mange treatment.” Bell assured the court ne didn't have the mange. In fining the barber, the Magistrate said: “T's an outrage, If | had te ettir, here I'd fine him $100, Pe | tine you only $2%. —Three prelates of the Protes' Episcopal Church in United States, Bishops Boyd Vincent of Southern OMo, Charles P. Anderson of Chicago, HM. Weller of Fond du accompani ire of pioned humanity.” — sympathy with various Gominant ten- dencies” of the © pal, Church, Bishop Frederick J. ineman of the Diocese of Delaware, notified the 10d | end ‘gnnual convention of his resignation to- day, to take effect in October. <The local Episcopalian churchmen de- this move was but a forerunner of @arry On Society, of which Mrs. nt, has com- hia, retirement from the church, for he always has been regarded as a ‘high |Greece, charehman.” ree Sten ot Sgn comtdere Feaapay” of the “Any one can prepare « simple \ ture at home, at very little coat, will darken gray hair, and ‘make soft and glossy. To @ half pint water add 1 ounce of be fi ety box of Barbo Compow 144 lycerine. These tagromionas ught at any drug store at iittle cost, 01 ind are keeping the proceeds. A churches of tion express: chureh with ~ Me rage Christy card represehts ropri- jola os any oth tle, F houncement ia “| howe’ tha ‘The picture lust: if the war. lety sold the cards on only asions—at the Tist Regiment week until the ned. This will make « gray eon look twenty years Eines a dye, it does Feng most delicate scalp; is Low & “ky greasy and does not)rab oi A STUDENT. (Prom the Detroit Free Prew,) “Your husband, you say, is fond of the best Uterature ?” “You, indeed. He actually reads the sort of books most people use only to Keep rent receipts in.” ' JUSTICE TO THE GIRLS, (Broth ‘the Galveston News.) our ition simply is that a high school an has rg ~ Ws OL to ress as foolishly ‘- her mot! elt, tlected t to the position ich he is retiring eleven years ago. Prior to this a ointment he was @ professor im ti Beneral Theological deminary. 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