The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 7

~~ | pt dg || ARE MADE FIELD MARSHALS “Former Achieved Fame in Palestine LONDON, Aug, 1—Gen.@B. Ht. H. Allenby, formerly Commander of the British forces in Palestine an Predent special High Commin for Exypt and Soudan, and Lieut. Gen. Sir Herbert Plumer, Commander of the Second British Army, have been raised to the rank of Field Marshal. Allenby’s most recent achievement was the restoration of order in during March and April. He became best knéwn through the capture of Jerusalem and Jericho in 1917 and {2018, during his successful campaign in Palestine, He is fifty-eight years ond. Plumer was successively Com- mander of the Third British Army Corps In France and the Second Brit- ish Army in the South Ypres offen- sive in 1917, ery evening till eine ge ales,” big annual midsummer event OUR AUGUST FU! Ut SALES. It is safe to risa toe . Tee we open in earnest | UBERTY LOAN BONDS ACCEPTED AS CASH, and Spanish Spoken Here Ovington’s is 70 years old. 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At a B } ide $31 Spring St lee Brookstein Was a Talker | S0KER GUTS HIS THROAT rested, but they were all there, yell- mipeared against, Pauline Ackerman, who was charged with calling Mra. | names” — “Keep quiet,” cautioned His Honor, “Silence.” Mr. Brookstein was then led to the bench and told to sit down. we she Lit your” asked the Judge. Pauline then came to the dock with the children, effort to come forward but was again sent to the bench by the umpire. “I want you to keep quiet and stay there,” declared the Judge. Bill be- After Honor ordered her to move and dis- The children were fighting and you parents continued it. Go home.” Bill spoke a few more pieces anc was forcibly led away. Rac dis-| “It is a shamé,” he concluded. “I In 1888 Horlick ot Racine,Wie.,die-| a" going to do” someting bigger about it.” . With that retort he put on his hat and went toward the door. “Bring him back,” ordered udge. jame since “T told you to keep quiet,” he con- Gn oe tinued, when Bill was again in the front line trench, digestibility and ease of preparauon| “It is not right to”"— Bill was led to the clerk’s room, where he produced §2. called him back again, gave him a Creedan made him swear to keep the peace. Then Bill was cured. He went \ And So Was Mrs. Bill and “eae | Kids Were Not Tongue-Tied But Male Head of the Family Was So Per- Essex Market Street, laid $2 Fine Ninth Avenue, py cutting ete roa Ben pelieved to be that of Edwin Fields of No. 18 Fraser Place, Jersey City, was found in the ocean off Man-| give us our bridesmaid od hattan Beach Baths this morning by The sistently Loquacious the Judge Had to Gag Him With a —What Makes Some Well, There’s Annie, for One Thing. floor of old Eésex Market Court yesterday. They were not ar- ‘E younger generation held here} ONSIDERING some of the land- C lords of this city, one could nard- ly blame Annie, On the other hand, Sophie seemed like a quiet landlady and the testimeny showed that Annie giggling end tweaking each other's ears and noses. Their par- ents were also| had moments of Present and os aren ond charged with all she had packed her tent and si- lently stolen away [7 across the street, the left lots of trouble in her wake for Sophie to think about. “She 7 Faee Kinds of excite- ————j ment. Bill Brook- \ £9 He and his wife, Mrs. William, ap-/Court yesterday. Bill names, striking the younger|"°%™ !® corroboration, Write “It she has left, I should think it ta i rs ae gsi as cxeaat Brooksteins and raising Ned in gen-|would’ be all right,” suggested His Honor. APARTMENT “Hn a “But it was after she left that she oon ra Gid it happen?” asked Judge] .iiea' ai ‘the rough stuf,” objected ‘EASURED by time, “She Sophie. called me all kinds of| “Tell mé about it.” “And"— put in the husband, then turns on all the gas.” “Why did she turn on the gas?” “But"— interposed Mr, B. again. money's worth before she left. didn’t even light it.” ants are worse. call you names?” 7s that sort of thing. mam. ay, ‘Yes, mam,’ to me. Say sir’ I’m not a woman.” right, mam—I “AIL i|agreed Mrs. Bill. ‘mean, air,” |mons, ——-_——_ Mr. B. also made an Sees No Ne Ship Pier T n to talk some more. Pauline had testified His Sah the mrnas a fight, it was announced today. “Your Honor,” put in Mr. B, “I don't want to hear from you. costing duplicate it. Shipping Board, hearing Mr. Hulbert. ss Gen. Dentkine Reports City ef Poltava. LONDON, Aug. the “I fine you $2. 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New York will not permit big docks established near Montauk Point without Dock Commissioner Hulbert said the city has & 1,000-foot pler at West 46th Street 95,500,000, and i» ready to This information has been given the whieh announced the Montauk Point improvement to accom- modate the 1,000-foot ships it will build, and the Board ts asked to fix a date for) Capture of 1—News was re- ceived here to-day that the volunteer army of Gen. Denikine, one of the} most important of the Russian anti- an- capturing Large quanti- ties of supplies and war material FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 191 AFTER SURGICAL OPERATION Brooklyn Man Dead When Found by Attendant in French Hospital. Frank L. C. 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