The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1919, Page 15

Variety—liguid, dor deste sit all tastes & conditions— clean TRIED TRUE Pleasant to nse. Won'tacratch the teeth or injure the membranes. Cleans, pears eee For ne, eae ri NOTETREATNS | sould be found drunk in River Street any evening, Six men arrested by special agents of the United States District Attor- ney's office and two taken by city po- lice were held in $500 bail, each on AGENT AFTER NEW RAID ON SALOONS Those who har a hearing and wére held in bail are: William Legge, bartender, Cafe Ar- ras, No. 64 Hast 42d Street; John Riel- ly, proprietor, Hugh V. O'Rourke, bar- tender and William Shultz, cashier, T. J. Shine’s cafe, No. 426 Seventh Ave- nue; Frank Bafrett, bartender, Hotel Hermitage, Seventh Avenue and 424 Street, and Potet Rogers, bartender, Daley's, No. 40 Hast 424 Street. All these were Federal mrrests. The po- lice arrested Michiel Smith, No. 412 East 137 Street, and Philip Clark, both of whom were held in $500 bail, Later to-day Thomas Corcoran, pro- prictor, 7th Avenue and 48th Street, hie bartender Frank Hohart; William Arras, proprietor, Cafe Aras, No. 54 East 42nd Steet and James Mowry, mandger, Gallagher's, No. 1480 Broad- Women Aid Federal Officers in Crusade to End Liquor Selling. ‘The Government's active crusade on saloons and hotels that are selling spirituous liquors inspired @ threaten: ing communication recetved by As- sistant Unitsd States District Attor- ney John E. Joyce to-day, Mr. Joyce ‘would not make public the threat, ‘but described tt as printed in Ink om a postcard. « Letter writers who are tipping off ‘the Government to places selling Hquors have addressed United States Commissioner Samuel M. Hitchcock. He hag received seven or eight letters and to-day one signed by “A Soldier's Wife” tut written in @ man’s hand- writing told of violations in Hoboken, taming places on River Street. The missivner Hitchoock. *When col Daniel Porter and three aide raided’ the Stein aparjment tn In operation and seised. Stein fled to the street and was chased for five blocks by Col. Porter who waved a revolver and threatened to shoot. The letter said that soldiers and sailors FOLD. aR Sportsmen's HE season is open on Black-belli¢d and Goldeh Plovers, also Yellowlegs,inLongIsland,New Jersey, Delaware, Massachusetts. Outfits to.Suit Every Whim and Preference GUNS An guakes, tnctudiny Single and t Guns. HUNTING APPAREL Waterproof Coats with big game pockets; Trousers with reinforced seats and knees; Boots; Caps, reversi- ble, for deer stalking; Decoys for Duck Shooting; Gun Cases, “Everything for the Sportsman.” DAVE s SB 15 Cortlandt St. Near Bway 405 Broadway Near Canal St. etills were turning out thirty barrels have a no} caught. ¢ Tie) is pas BT.> SES ‘To Investigate War Insurance Barend, WASHINGTON, Aug. .28—The Sen- ate to-day passed thé Gore résolution roviding for ‘an investigation of the ar Risk insuraqeowuneey- “BAYER CROSS" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN Hunting ipment AMMUNITION All Calibres and Gauges, with Different Loads. “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” to be | genuine must be marked with the safety “Bayer Cross.” Always Riding Breeches; contains proper directions to safely: relieve Headache, Toothache, Ear ache, Neuralgia, Colds and pain, Handy tin boxes of 19 tablets cost | but « few cents at drug stores—larger | packages also. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture. of ¢c GAS 831. Broadway oi: 125.Wod25, Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicnctd, | i:x —Advt. |living et No. 55 Kast 65th Street, will hel |an unbroken Bayer package which {Company IMUGTER OF NEW YORK WAR CORRESPONDENT TO BE BRIDE OF 0, F, WEBSTER "MLN WAR THREAT Fighting Throughout Country Leads Serbia to Use Strong Meas- ures, but Without Succéss.’ LONDON, ug. 2%—Wighting has ero and, the whole country is in « state of revolution, according to nm received here, The situation ts tremely serious and the Serbians are using strong measures in an attempt to suppress the uprising. “We seem to be in,for @ recrudes- cence of tho Balkan troubl,” was « statement madé to' the Associated Press to-day “from an eva scores. ‘The Montenegrifis have cut the rail- Way between Virpasar and: Anttvart, U. 8. GOVERNMENT Sate way, will be arraigned before Com- | M4 Broome,Street, two stilis “were touna | |\\ a day of 150 proof witskoy, according | } to the U. 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