The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1919, Page 13

ANTSALOO HEN WL MAKE ND WAR Trustees Limit Campaign Alcoholic Liquor—Say W son Was Misled. Fetowing the annual meeting yes-| consider the (arGey of the State Board of Trus- on tees ef the Anti-Saloon League of New York, Broadway, ‘was made that the organization in its rooms, No. Bot make any campaign against tobaceo “or anything except traffic in alcoholic liquor for bev- erage purposes.” Tnoldentally, the constituency to oppose ‘Wadsworth for re-election and condemn the attitude of Congress. Proni- man Haskell, approve the dition Enforeement Bill prepared the League's staff, and the Superintendent to candidates for the Assembly fall as to their attitude upon it official announcement meeting decided to advise the Anti-Saloon League Senator «instructed interrogate next ACTORS’ DEMANDS WILL BE ARBITRATED BY MANAGERS Meeting of Producers to Be Called as Soon as Resolution Reaches Them. L. Lawrence Weber, Secretary of the Association, said yesterday the managers had not re- celved official notification from the | Actors’ Equity Association of the resolu- {0 ton asking arbitration which the ast- il- Ors passed at their annual meeting Mon- {day that the managers pitration favorably, as 1 last week to the managers the constituted 906 issue is t elgh week's work, will for perform: When notlt , Sam the — Harris, Association, will call a meeting to de- cide whether the managers will accept arbitration. the actors urged that each side con- sider board binding, within thirty days, qrne actors ahd managers are to have which will also In al of national prom Marine President of the Managers’ The resolution passed by the decisifi of an arbitration provided it is reached representation on the | board, & non-profession- win wt Jane. 10, Directors of the Ititefnational Mer- cantile Marine Company yesterday au thorized a special ratify the sale of British tonnage to an English syndicate. that as a result of the deal there wili remain in the treasury cash in addition to the present surplus to the | will be the resid fneeting June 16 to The notice states £27.000,00 in American mpany. This sum ent of ail i provid- hares of Frederick Leyland & Co ‘|Trenton yesterdayt two men speeded PE oP THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1919. man, chased them for twenty miles, and was gaining on them when they fired on him, Five bullets hit him: he fell dead in the road and the men escaped. Cadum Ointment ALFONSO’S GRIM SOUVENIRS. Each Article Represents Attempt On King’s Lite. (From the People’s Home Journal.) To King Alfonso of Snain belongs the distinction of possessing what probably is the world's most curious collection of souvenirs, Each article therein repre- sents anattempt on the king's life. First in the collection, chronoogically. Is the top of a nursing bottle with which an attemut was made to poison Alfonso when he was elght months old. There are also a cane with which a servant tried to kill him, pleces of a bomb thrown at him in Barcelona, the skeleton of one of the horses killed by a bomb hurled Par People who have itched and scratch. ed for years get peaceful sleep and rest through the use of Cadum Oint- ment. It eon the itching at once and i at his carriage in 1 fragments of the internal rown at the royal carriage « wedding day ip ee a. Se TU is very soot d healing wher- Thieves Siny Policeman After! ver the skin i ated or inflamed. ‘fwenty-M Chase. Cadum Ointment is good for eczema, PHILADELPHIA, May 28.—After of- fering a stolen motor car for sale tr pimples, blotches, itch, tetter, scaly skin, eruptions, chafings, piles, rash, sores, scabs, ringworm, cuts, ete, away over the Delaware into Pennaylva- ‘Cadum Ointment is a French ition)” tmade in America (rom the arginal tormuta ) nia. Abner Braun, a motorcycle police to by and Publish the replies, and called upon Prohibition advocates to protect Assemblymen who voted for ratifica- tion and stand against nullificati The following resolution on Presi- dent Wilson's wine and beer rec mendation was adopted: om “We regret that, through the infu- ence of close advisers, representat of the brewery-sympathizing, American reactionary elements w ives un- thin certain important groups of our pop- ulation, the President of the United States has been so misled as to atate of public opinion upon the Pro- hibition issue in America as to make @ recommendation in favor of and wine “We hereby respectfully call upon the Senators and members of Con- gress from New York State to uphold American moral standards and re: 4 surrender to the German brewers, and to demonstrate such attitude by the immediate passage of adequate legislation to enforce not only Eighteenth Amendment to the C stitution, but also the Emergency passed to cover not merely the pe of the war but also the period of mobilization, the need for which not ceased and will not cease until called upon to broad and unt'l een assimilated back into civil life.’ ‘The league's financial report sh that its expenditures for the fi yegr were $271,823.66. Of this $8 t for staf salaries and $51,907 office help. Among the new officers elected the Rev. Dr. James Burrell, dent, and Trueman H. Baldwin the Rev. Dr. W. H. Morgan, falo, and the Rev. Dr. W. ©. Gloversville, Vice Presidents. ———— J, ROOSEVELT TESTIFIES Sp VON TILING WAS LOYAL Defendant Says Government uy Grew Out of Jealousy and German Name. ‘ James Roosevelt of Hyde Park, Y. @ brother of Franklin D. I velt, Assistant Secretary of the Ni ‘was among the character witne: Von Tiling, the wealthy Poughk: wie physician, at the Mr. Roosevelt said Von Tiling been his personal physician for years and was truthful. He said never heard Dr. Von Tiling make a diaioyal or unpatriotic utteran Other witnesses were professor sar, bankers of Poughkeepsie, ‘symen who spoke highly of ng’s Americanism. 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