The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1919, Page 10

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Tt was decided to hold another meeting next week to consider a recess of the of clea No Butterand Wants Warrants, S or Any Old Thing T is the food elevator which clared Mrs. Kurtzman as she summons, war- rant, subpoena or something else She wasn’t par- ticular what sne obtained #0 lone as it was some- thing that would | place every one else in the tene- ment in jail, for life. “What is the trouble with you, any way?” asked a cop who was wait- ing for his papers. t| “The food elevator is always pinched,” elucidated the complainant. | “Too much for me,” murmured the officer, doubtfully. Finally the news leaked out “It is the dumble-waiter.” “The Cumbwaiter?” “Yes, that is him.” “What happened to it? Did some- body take it?” “No, but they took something else.” It then appeared that Mrs. Kurts man was in the habit of buying food for her household at regular inter- vals. Butter, eggs, “wienies,” mus- tard pickle and chopped Mver—all came from the delicatessen shop on the corner. One might note that it was some apartment —dumibwaiter, door-bells and everything. Mrs. Kurteman also vouched for the door-bells, to say nothing of a kitchen sink with a water faucet. 4 One of the neighbor's children was coming to supper. Mrs. Kurtzman leaned out the window and sent likey, who was pulling the horse's tail be- low, to the shop for an extra helping of chopped liver and another one of the forty-six cent eggs, to say noth- ing of a half pound of butter. | “Al right, ma,” came the signal ome minutes later, “Here she takes |it on the dumble-waiter.” “Shoo' the rope, Chopped liver, &c., rose ac- cordingly. But when the top floor was reached the melted or gone astray. “Tkey, for why don't you get the butter und de wienier, too?” “I did, ma,” replied Lkey. A voyage to the store verified this assertion, and Mrs. Kurtzman went home with fire in her oye. “Last time it was four eggs, before that a piece of wienie, and now tho butter und de wienie, Something must be stopped.” “And #o, I should tell myself, she announced in conclusion, “that some- body has been pinching everything off the dumb-waiter when she comes up. And I should tell myself I want & warrants for every one of the peo- ple downstairs.” “Do you know which one did it?” “I don't care who did it. I want HURBDA terWas Pinche For Mrs. Kurtzman’s Guests Occupant of Small Flat With Kitchen Sink Neighbors in Booby-Hatch for Life—Maybe She'll Try Rat Poison. , JULY & ts |‘ armful of the raiment or lack of rat- © ment in question, and the tape meas- § tres were busy for some time, The case waa adjourned till yester- day, when all the clothes worn in 6 ° s 93 the show were on exhib Oo tenies “Pretty i'l pink thing @ court attendant, “Hum,” said His Honor, And the shade of the old Besex Market that used to be 6! ed. a CAMBRIDGE GIVES PERSHING A DEGREE Demonstration Attends Honor, Stu- dents Wearing Their Service Uniforms. CAMBRIDGE, England, July %4.— Gen. Pershing yesterday received the honorary degree of doctor of laws from Cambridge University. The suggested ummonses, Subpoenas ‘hat Will Put All Her on it so they will eat it,” she sug- gested as she ett the building. .e 66 QQUCH doin’s.” ceremony took placo in the Senate re Ld S Staid old Essex Market has! House, which was crowded mostly Adiffeérent corn flake from | become accustomed to almost! with undergraduates, who were i i anything, but the events of the past! dressed in military amd naval uni- the old-fashioned kind, and two days had forms for the occasion, In nddition exci previous east side to Gen. Pershing there were various one that cites favorable scandals far in reciptents of the degree, among thei i |the dackground. Admirals Sturdee and Wemyss and comparisons, | and every one ie Gens. Rawlinson, Birdwood, Wilson, the Gone! See Horne Currie, Monash and the Eari . were Most u was on hand, I the recipients were greeted with St popular with the married mthusiaem. The procession was led gis inches by “esquire cadets” careying their of fe d. maces, Then came the Vice Chan- COI Th oOo row. cellor, with the public orator, and S. Judge Sweetser then the recipients of the honorary . wah equal to the degrees, with the university officials tokilan pe tion of judging an en-|Drimeing Up the rear. tire company of the “turleys” which had been taken into custody en masse by the vigilant guardians of the law. “It was a very naughty show,” de- @ clared Detective Kepner. “I never saw one like it—except at a smoker.” They were all there—Frankie, Babe, S | Mabel and Flora, Frankie comes first because she had the biggest eyes, The officers went through the en- tire show, act for act. They couldn't | have done it better on the stage, Judge ae Sweetser remained calm and judicial; Assistant District Attorney Hogan preserved the utmost dignity; the rest of the spectators did everything except applaud. It was largely a question of “noth- ing here, nothing there,” according to the cop. “They wore just a Littl ing,” said the officer. abe ani a “May I send for them?” asked the attorney for the troupe. 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