The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1919, Page 18

WAGH COST MAKES LUNATIC tee much for Francis J. A. Crennan, a General Seasions, | malad rom I SO A Rt THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNHKSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 191 1 breakdown, dat Crennan’s Probation officer inereased. His ohildren range i has been committed to the Bioom- fourteen months to eight years of i Ingdale Aaylum as hopeless lunatic. |age. So far as i# known no provision friends, including Justices Ker-|has been made for the family, left —— Special Hie Gent noohan of eatitute, ght hard against overwhelming odds problem of supporting a wife|to retain his reason. He fied from the reo children on a salary of $113 a| court room Sept. 9 Just after fin ‘and the strain of ing some- | report on a case he fad investix twenty-four hours a day, proved was thought at first i A SUMMER ROMANCE2/GOTHAM Beasions, say Crennan fated. | |feoded. % the Parson With pa dodged~ safe on the other side- Steve ‘steps on the gas for a joyous ride. Socony lands them~all records broken~ At the Parson'’s~where the words are spoken. Puts jazz’ in any motor~- maximum power behind the pistons. At filling time look for the red,white and blue Socony Sign SO REGISTERED U.S. PAT. OFF. GASOLINE Here’s what makes it possible— It’s the all-in-one machine of course. With it I can put 50 per cent more of the best grade of almonds in Touraine Almond Bars. It was a two years’ job to perfect my automatic mixer, thermo, moulder and cooler all-in-one. That machine belongs to you and to me, HARRY B. DUANE, President, THE TOURAINE COMPANY! BOSTON ITS INTHE YELLOW PACKAGE Eat one of my TOURAINE 'ANUT BARS — they're Justice Kernochan said yes- terday he had tried to get increased pay for the probation officers and more men to Felleve the strain, but his ap- aln to the Board of Hwtitnate were not Chicage Cleveland STANDARD OIL FOR GIFT 10 FIREMEN niasciljeaiasis Company Sends $10,000 as Reward for Work at Green- point Blaze. Latters made public at the City Hatt reveal a gift of $10,000 from the Standard Of! Company to the Neu- stadt Memorial Fund tn recognition of the city firemen's work In fight- ing the recent of! refinery fire @ Greenpoint, The letters follow: From H. A. Pratt to John F. Hylan: “On behalf of the Standard Ot! Company of New York, I wish to ex- preas our great appreciation, not only of your personal efforts, but of the splendid and efficient services of the Fire Department of the city, resulting in the successful and prompt control of the recent very serious fire at our refinery at Greenpoint, L. L “We especially appreciate that you were present and at great personal risk directed and encouraged the fire- |men under conditions. | “Great credit 1s also due to Chief Kenlon and his de rtin and | O'Hara, for their b good judgment in ¢ of con- trolling the fre; indeed, every fireman exceedingly dangerous is deserving of the highest praise for the courage and determination shown In keeping up the contest until suc- cessful, notwithstanding the great dangers risks involved, “It in es ally gratifying, and the mubject of most sincere congratula tion, that as a result of the care and skill with which the situation was handled there was ne loss of life nor | serious injury to any person, “The people of our city are to be congratulated upon the splendid |courage, discipline and efficiency of its Fire Department under its pres- | ent able management, as 80 clearly demonstrated in this emergency. “As @ fufther evidence of our ap- preciation, I take pleasure in enclos- Ing our check for $10,000 for the |benefit of the Neustadt Memorial Fund.” From John F. 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