The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1919, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1919, 7 app IRSE? $ ol) punched In ite side. After plung.|father of Samuel Gompers, President ing overboard they were having a bard) of the American wae na was borne to th Cometory, Brooklyn, yesterday by six to- | of his grandsons—Alexander and Sam- uel J, Gompers of Washington, Louls S. and Maward 1. Gompers of Brook- lyn and Loula J. and Solomon & Gompers of Manhattan. ‘The honorary Dr. ward Lissman of® the Hebrew in Hand Society, of which Mr, Gompers had been a momber for sixty the lim it a few years ago, Is to be | rocks of Hell Gate, seven men starred by her husband this HESTANDARDSAUCE |$6,000 RANSOM IS PAID. BEAUTY OF THE STAGE WEDS. |:."".to" "act ization vervally, ia used ty TO CHIHUAHUA BANDITS) YOUNG THEATRICAL MANAGER} iscsi i) os ~ |Se‘heona see So het aoay more cooks and A ——— The Weddin th ination of two policemen and t i on more tables. than Dr. J. W. Smith, “American Citizen, | Justine Johnstone Becomes the aromatics mutta brag yen nee RESCUE ‘SEVEN | MEN FROM 1 Pies Gant wer boned -bete sa any other relish, is Is One of Those Taken From Bride of Walter Wanger at Fer became ite sented nthe thentre Aur: BOAT WRECK | IN HELL GATE) tain LL Ing his undergraduate days in Dart. Po? te Train at Santa Eulalia. City Hall, Meath toatier ce wns “abilaied wich EL, PASO, Tex., opt. 18.—Six thou-| Walter Wanger, theatrical manager, | PG Productions, of Elisabeth Marbury | Tried to Swim Ashore When Launch an Ko nd Granville Barker. He waa in the | ey saucG sand dollars in gold was paid Mex'cans| and his bride, 0 was Justine John-| American aviation service two years, He Is Jammed on the Treacher- feandsons A ere at *ervices were conducted by the Rev. Its delicate flavor can- lat yesterday for the release of Dr.| stone, are receiving congratulations to- | '* now sponsoring “John Ferguson” in ous Rocks, ‘aie ‘ 7 Dr, Edward Lissman, of the R Hebrew pry v. 3 len v’ - ‘ed 4 he acie te not be imitated. J. W. Smith, an American, and E./@ay from friends who heard of their| His wife, halled as one of the beauties | CO ee eee renumber st. asp oad. Weeee Monson (Munson?), belitved to be «| Marriage Saturday in City Hall, where of the stage when she first came into ‘The'r motor boat Jamme! on the + doat was upset on the rr da The body of Solomon Gompers, pinent in labor and civic circles, EA:PERRINS subject of Sweden, who were taken , |from a train near Santa Eulalia, Chi- SAUCE . Ice he Saturday Mi gti Laid ps o telegrams receiv: from Chihuahua FMR ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE =H City to-day, They are expected to reach Stick to the only original. that city soon, : — Monsen, or Wungpn, as one telegram spelied the name, was released by the Mexicans and permitted to return to |Santa Bulalia, where he presented the P demand for ransom. 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