The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1919, Persta’s Worst ane ms a. LONDON, Bet nome we. LONGSHOREMEN DEMAND spatches from Teheran announce the $48 FOR 48-HOUR WEE! execution of Naib Hussein hi, the most notorious bandit and rebel in Per- sin, who for a yeur occupied the town - of Kachay, dety ng the Government, SHELL CORDOVANS in Black and Mahogany |t0 abide “unconditionally of the commission. Also Seek Double Pay for Over. time and Two Refreshment Periods, time for longahoremen was submitted by | the men to-day at the opening session | of the National Adjustment Commisaton | of the United States Shipping Board in| \" voree From Mrs. Briddon. Alleged excursions to the y | Frank ‘Tappan, representing the shipping Where she had been. She was also once) 1#th Marines, came home on the trans-| Company divorcing the Highth Avenue interests. Both sides pledged themselves registered at & Manhattan hotel aa Bil- by the decision verman’s wife, he further asserts, |GHARGES WIFE TOOK TRIP WEST WITH ANOTHER MAN VOGEL'S Shell Cordovans are all the A proposition for $1 an hour, a iy Brooklyn Sugar Man Names a Co- ogee is wonderful models | reht hour week and $2 an hour for over-| Respondent in Seeking Di- “anders home the %6th Motorcyele Corpse Co. fore would ferea™and third treet and Bh Avenue ‘and aeth Bi —— lime from ail transfers and trafic ‘solders, fo due to-day with) sgreementa with other lines. The ordar takes effect Oct. 1. It directs the re- cotver “until further order of this ts. Briddon asked Justice Faber to | & allo wher $100 weekly alimony and Be are ep red $3,000 counsel fees until the tra ie EIGHTH AVE, TRANSFERS TO BE ABOLISHED OCT. 1 over, Decision was reser’ couple were married December 11, of afl joint Third Avenue Railway Wants to] whether consisting Sol Navies, with 1.78) Discontinue Three Cent Trip sane por jsoldiers, docked at the Army Base, Brooklyn, from Brest to-day, bringing Exchanges in Five Days. The 1909, of all (ransfere with the Bighth Avenue Railway Company and the maintenance of all-through routes division rates Pubil * married December 1,765 SOLDIERS ARRIVE, Word Sent Out to Quit Werk Ootover 1, | i avis in From Brest; on Due To-Day, and the with said company, of initial fares for transfers.” Permission was sought of the Service Commissioner to-day by ‘Third Avenue Ratiway Company to éis- or ho. the United District Judge Mayer te-day | continue its three-cont transfers with Co. court te. dicontinue “the interchanss | TOWBOAT STRIKE ORDERED. ret, Orders for & strike Oot. 1 on const- ‘ind John He CH Honai ts tf iarine ineers an tee and rom ft Beratemantats Maa to { { i m wy to the and the Second bi a journey hauea Lieut, Har. signed the order requested by Reoetver | the In! rough within five days, In Re bay, ges 5% the board room of the Produce Ex-| oi ian, gad Other indiscretions were » nd'@ meniber of the! Job Hi ‘of the New York Railways event that permission le granted, trans- $36 t ‘a month, retroactive 1. ‘hye awk double yay for loading |°hMreet to-day by Charles F, Briddon, # ve Lary . ek ‘ El retired official of the American Sugar SSS = SS = serlanieee, down the bay and that they | refining Company, of No. #18 St. Marks Minutes for redreshments at % celocn|AvenUe Brooklyn, in. divorce pro in the tne 3 in the afternoon and |!"&* filed tn the Supreme Court againet 0 at night ' e afternoon and) iis wits, Kathryn Langdon Britton “pi «| Briddon declared that die wife squan- |) : lean somuntealon composed of PFOt.|aenes ite money. mortgaged, Bis home ; i William Wipley of Harvard, Chairman ; | of 7. V. O'Connor and Joseph P. Ryan, of |fOt 98,000 to £1 a trip with Silver- - Boots ahd Shoes Made to Order | «., cooph P. Rysn, Of) man, and on ‘al ovcasiona lett home oes le F | the longshoremen and Oakley Wood and |for ‘long p and refused to tell OPPENHEIM. 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