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the vital organs healthy by taking tho world’s nedy for kidney, liver, uric acid troubles endorsed Queen MICHIGAN FURNITURE — our EMPLOYEES A HOLIDAY, this store will : on ean VATCH. NL SEED PAPE BIG 4 | BLOO,, if BE uh & le Rak. Pere me gre SLe ow Foreignef@Crowd Ships From LED OF RAND SCHOO. TED UPBY COUR Injunction Prevents Further Use by Lusk Committee, Magistrates and Others, Supreme Court Justice McAvoy to-day granted a temporary injunc- tion prohibiting further use of the papers seized June 21 in @ raid on the Rand School of Gocia! Science. ‘The injunction was granted on the application of & John Block, attorney for the Rand School and the Ameri- ean Socialist Party. ‘The application for the injunction comused surprise, as it was announced when the case was heard a few days ago that action would be held ‘up until Joly 28, when a trial of an ac- tion for the revocation of the charter of the Rand Gchool is scheduled to come up. ‘The infuction festrains use of the papers by Chief Magistrate McAdoo, Magistrate Harris, Chairman Lusk of the Legislative Investigating Com- mittee; Attorney General Newton, Deputy Attorney General Samuel A.|~ Berger; Clarence Converse, an in- vestigator for the committee, and Archibald E. Stevenson, ‘Associate Counsel of the committees. All parties concerned in the action are to appear before Supreme Court Justice Ford to-morrow for argu- ments as to whether or not the in- junction shall be made permanent. The ‘injunction provides that all papers in the case shall be deposited with Magistrate McAdoo and be kept in his posession until disposition of tho case iw made. The extent to which Bolshevism and the teachings of the IL. W. W. have spread among labor unions wi members previously followed the dictates of the American Foder- ation of Labor will be the subject of dniquiry at to-morrow's session of the Lusk committee, : Several union leaders are under subpoena to tell of conditions in’ the OLBERN SOR SOF Buy an Adding Machine Don’t be one At least TRY one BURROUGHS| Charles C. P.est, 217 Broadway | UX sel! direct to the people James Van Dyk Co 50 Barclay Street,.NY. ibkicipeciatanlanengetcmsameiaearts FAC-SIMILE LETTERS || THE LARGEST AND MOST COM. PLETE PLANT IN THE CITY. D. H. AHREND CO. 52 DUANE ST. WORTH 205 traordinary care in selecting the Jury " SELF to exclude those of radical tendencies. 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Tais photograph shows a partial view of the crowded decks of the steamship Caserta, bound for Italy. | leged boy. for Europe; ° The Rotary Club of New York lines of commercial activity. ethical level. fy lS Ree GOT ZEPPELIN TO GERMANY IDEA AFTER SEEING R-34 Rahrs Wanted to Be in On Ground Floor When Told of Great, Possibilities of Dirigbles. Prospective clients of Hans Kahrs, No, 48 Hudson Street, who had any ‘|hopes of sailing to Europe in a diri- gible, or of shipping thelr merchan- dine by one of hi running + uing Gept, 1 Kah trict Attorney Kahrs, in tisement ih morning ap: ing the new transatlantic said he went to ste the R-34 matted of time. and interested Kahrs said he thought he would in on the ground floor” so ie GOT COAL:BY MISTAKE; lyn Justice in Deciding Who Gets $18.60 Worth of Fuel. 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To this end Ifas votéd a budget of of the cluk funds and t The Better Boys’ Basis is the New York Rotary Club be rea a year, to come out be devoted entirely to propa- | ganda encouraging the betterment of the ynderprivi-, the premise upon which the work is founded. It hasa threefold goal: 1—The development of worth- of a true Americanism. Rotarians all over the United States, representin do, the highest-typed business | while men, 2—The lessening of juvenile crime. 3—The planting as they men of America, have taken upon themselves the Herculean task of improving the moral, physical and mental calibre of the boy | reaches voting age—will carry in the street, whose vote—when he as much weight as that of the boy who has had every advantage of education and proper home surroundings. The Better Boys’ Basis | “How can we improve our as a melting pot for all nations?’ Americanizing of the boy, who carries the influence into his home. The subconscious effect upon the older people of the house- will answer the eternal question: izenship when our country is used Rotary Boys’ Work effects the hold does more toward planting the spark of Americanism than any direct attack, no matter how cleverly planned. - Mr. C. J. Atkinson, Ohairman of the Boys’ Work Com- mittee of the New York Ro! ON ADVERTISING IS A MARK of DISTINCTION WHEN you see a copy, ring these initials, ty will know that the en- tire creation is the work of Arthur & Alma Woodward, 1476 Broadway, New York. General Advertising Agente NEW NETHERLAND BANK 41 West 34th Strtet, NewYorR JEWELRY—Class Pins and Rings Athletic Medats and Fraternity Pins. DIEGES & CLUST, 15 JOHN ST. TAENICTAPAVAE | Phone Worth 7250—Call at 280 Broadway This advertisement was dictated to The Dictaphone ~ bs . . OTIS The World's Standard ELEVATORS tary Club, is enthusiastic at the progress the club has made in the few short months it has been active in this direction. He is anxious to receive com- munications from clubs and from : philanthropic individuals who are desirous of helping in this tremendous ‘undertaking, which will eventually do away with the spirit of revolt now current in all circles and estab- lish, in its stead a lawful,-sane and loyal people. Address Rotary Club, Hotel MeAlpin. See Next Issue, Tribune, July 23, 1919 wh See co TAS DORPHETCO ALEXANDER HAMILTON INSTITUTE Course in Executive Training 13 Astor Place New York Raybestos Brake Lining Automobile Tools & Supplies BETTES & EBSEN 152 Chambers St. New York National Ice & Coal Co., Inc, 103 Park Ave. Tel. Vanderbilt 5050 Formerly Burns Bros. Ice Cor; FLOWER STEEL ELECTROTYPE CO. |} 461 Ei Ave. Tel, Greeley 6154 |] 216 Wi St. Tel. 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