The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 16

technically the solicitation of law bust- r INDICTED OW CHARGE faa i, certain Orange and New York ounty lawyers. | OF “AMBULANDE GHASING” | “rie toaicimenta were returned by the Orange County Grand Jury and are novel In the history of criminal law 0 Wes not admitted to the coused of approaching eleven residents of Orange Coumy who had claims to reedver damages for bodily and other injuries. and soliciting this prospective business for certain lawyers Deputy Attorney General Wilber w Chambers was designated to assist in the proseoution of the case. Harry Meola of Middletown Ac- cused of Soliciting Damage \ Claims for Lawyers. ALBANY, June 3.—Attorney Genera) Charles D. Newton was advised to-day of the Indictment of Harry Meola of Middletown for the crime known as “ambulance ¢hasi ISPROUD ernment was send tinguished Service posthumeualy on hig second gon, th Prussia said: Pain! Pain! Toothache! Earache! Neuralgia ee Get almost instant relief, without fear, if you eee the safety “Bayet Cross” on Tablets! Look for the “Bayer Cross’’! ta having Eddie be winner of the D. = i by records of the War Department | “As coming: | ive the old country’ | tifler at very, very small eest. i Safe and propgy directions in each Bayer package. aia tolloortee citation and even relatives in the old countzy, | HA ys very Private Edward Hantechke (de- against autooracy, the devillah' con- Ai ceased). Machina Gun Company | dian that permitted one mi: te ee ounces of orcha: : 166th Infantry, For extraordinary | *Ra? the whip and plunge a natin)» few cents, ; 5 ad herolsm in action near Panes, | “You can tell everybody that maddie! fnerant lotion, into ar, {oem peck, ‘ France, September 1%, 1918 See- | Hantaohke wag glad to die for the ges I ann 4 ee lay and see 4 United States and that his daddy wil | how freekles and blemishes disa, Boxer of 19 tablete—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules. 4 Asnirie is the trade mark of Rayer Manufacture of Monosesticncidestor of Balicylicacid being dred upon enjper, GERMAN FATHER YANKEE BRAVERY Joy, Killed in France, Gets the D. S. C. for Taking Bullet Meant for Officer, When old Max Hantschke was told to-day that the United States Gov "I would rather have my boy back than all the decorations of all the favernments of the world but next sulshed Service Cross of Uncle Bam would be my seco How Eddie Hantsohke, of the Bush- wick distriet of Brooklyn, came to ing that his platoon leader was Private Hantschke, whe was under cover, jumped to hig feet and stepping in front of the officer tried to push him into a shell-hole, The bullet intended for the officer struck Private Hant- schke in the mouth, killing him instant! “Yea,” id the old man Haj New York at Mo, 119 Weirficid Street, my boy, that was my Ed He was under cover but he Jumped pp to save his officer! ‘That was ie, always @ brave lad! My, I'm proud, sorry to love my boy, but proud of the Way be went out, “I'll tell you how jt is about me, When I came from Germany T kney What I was doing, | was thirty year That was twenty-six OF SON'S made for special car State Bxpreas, lesvi upday mornigg, June for those who wish to of Nations Convention way of doing things. | wanted ( ter myself. My three bo: Eddie was tw @ He was a ry a Behoo] No, 56 a rergreen nd Madison Street, and be- fore he went to the war had been @ shipping clerk, “Mamma—that's my wife—died the out, he was LEMON JUICE ing him the Dis- Croan conferred Eddie Hantschke, e American from year the war broke slwaye hoping and United States rnlg but that wasn't because she was @ German but because she wag a mother. She didn’t want her boys to £0. “Rut the boys felt differently. Will- tam joined the navy. Kddie went to the army, Ernest remained with me, “It wae the feeling in this house old German Government was lamned fine licking, and went in we knew it » have lots of frienda back the Distin- nd choice.” 8. C. is described treasure Eddie's Distinguished Ser-| and how clear, soft and vice Cross as his proudest worldly posseasion.” by a German Those things you like about VELVET— its mildness, fine taste, pleasing fragrance— are due entirely to Nature. Choice, silky leaves of Kentucky Burley are put away in hogsheads for two years, True, the music of his organ ain't the best that could be PO of sounds that oughtn’t to be in ite=I’m food ai CINE has cles '@' ce A Sid a Bk Fey is got the joy of livin’ sunk ’way deep into their hearts. Now, us grown folks, too, can learn the way to stand for life’s discord If we'll only keep the joyousness of livin’ in us stored. 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