The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1919, Page 13

wees tees? Fe OTT PPAR AS Bj OF ESSEX COURT GONE; MEN OFFICERS WARY ¢ Fearsome of Female Prisoners, They’re Studying Methods of Handling Them, “What are we going to do with the wamen?’ ask the court attendants at Becex Market Court. ‘Mrs. Katharine Moyer, matron of the court, who t# the original pacifier of womankind that comes before the east sido bar of justice, has received orders to leave the court for six weeks, be- sinning July 1, and take the place of various matrons who are on vacation. Measiwhile, Hesex Market Court, to which scores of women come during the summer months, will be without a* ma- tron, and the male attendants will be forced to care for the female prisoners. ‘The fact that yesterday morning « aT) est that our salespeople become bandon gorN their customers,—take « ja Seal tamren in vice dere We seek to avoid changes in the personnel of @ store, unless due to the promotion of deserving employee to a bemer position. i FRIDAY Fourteenth Street —is rich in bedy-building and food values. » Te Saratoga chips and French- woman fainted ahd required the offices of the matron for half an hour 4id little to encourage the attendants, who feet that they have enough trouble keeping in check the turbulent male aliens with- out the added difficulty of caring for the temperamental and women. @ THOUSANDS ARE DELAYED BY JERSEY TUBE TIE-UP Traffic Stalled Clear to. 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