The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 20

20 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1919. “ isaued a statement supporting and inclusive), he conducted, 1. trials 5 | y ‘ and heard and decided 7,809, conteste stellen raed Rihhrndit he dma “From only 221 of these judgments ag ” ex-Appellate justices now practicing! were appeals taken, resulting in 140 j e law in New York, with the exception|affirmances and eighty-three re- 5 —o TI F IND) R [ of Morgan J. O'Brien, who could not|versals. In other words, Pe es ' nr judgments no appeals were ‘as Eventually Cured by ni be reached, are George 1. Ingrabam,| "96" ang of the casen ih. which ap- *y ’ former presiding justice, and Francis! peals were taken in only eighty-three £, Pinkham’s Vege» for M, Scott, Edward W. Hatch and Clar-| Pore the Judgments reversed, so that abl d e ence J. Shearn. Samuel Seabury,| Sr an the fudementa rendered léss ible Compound. former Judge of the Court of Appeals,/than ¢ per cent. were reversed on acai Gane lao signed. appeal Poe a BUSINESS HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. HEARN ‘Won of Fite Avenne The Tammany attack criticised | °". ct to orders suffered for seven long years “The recom with respe ya lame back, irregularities and| | Cadam Ointment makes pimples Juatiog Newburier becuse of the re | upon contested motions la even more pain. I had One| dry up and fall off, teaving the skin Yoreals he bad sultere hands | remarkable. . |Tammany Attack Based on) of the higher courts. The statement) "“nmrom the 7,399 of such orders Physician after| soft and smooth. Its soot anti of the Appellate Justices ts that the| 4 nrrt, the Ta On a only. 18% In selecting clothes for Fall and Winter, men should pay special attention to quality, and choose only such as ther, but they| septic and healin, wers stop the “Micleadi ” Save attack was based on “insufficient and "i did me 40 goad. 7 itching atonce, Cadum Ointment is | Misleading Data,” Says | iiiateaaing aata,® twnich appesis ‘were. taken. Caly affords comfort and good service for the long cold also g . The stat th ea: - 7 : . , Fead about Lydia) Si0 Soeptions eon pipe dE sot Statement. "During a long career upon the| fifty-seven of the orders were re- Winter season. We considered quality first in planning Vegetable Com-| tingworm, scabs, itch, insect bites, ete. ee oe bench, Mr, Justice Newburger has ex-| versed, so that of all the orders en- : # 4 an 1 per cent. Stylwear Clothes, then smart efficient tailoring, and pound and gave it| (Cadum Ointment is « ration) To offset the attack recently issued | hibited very marked industry, ability| tered on motions less than 1 py J b . . eas te hacerion ~ “ * nd single-mindedness in the perform-| were reversed on appeal. then we iced Stylwear, in accordance wit re) @ ‘trial and in a made le Americs trom Decrieinaliormale | by the Tammany County Committee | ince of his judicial duties, ‘ “These figures speak toudty and 4 ais yiweer, th economy short time I felt —_—_—_— on Supreme Court Justice Joseph E.|" “He has been particularly notable| convincingly not only of Justice New- standards. 5 benefited and am Newburger, who is running to muo-| for the expedition with which he has|burger’s diligence but of the general feeling fine, imaelf inst Irwin Unter-| disposed of matters brought before| excellence of his work, which Is evi- sad. itheut! lopaela the Tarnany candidate, five {Rita for decision and for the undivided | denced by the overwhelming majority weakness or pain, beach Ike get fhe me attention which he has given to bis|of the cases in which his judgments former judges of the Appellate Divi-| work as a Judge. and decisions were accepted and not Ma oy hn ed mon of the Court of Appeals havel “In the past five years (1914 to 1918| appealed from.” | friends ave “ SS | Piforts are being made to get Bain- taken Lydia F. bridge Colby, former Progressive, to Pinkham'’s Vege- manage the Newburger campaign. table Compound rin ene Hiscaard St, Piil-| It's Grandmother's Recipe to ENDS WAR WORK TO TAKE UP , | RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS: ia, Pa Restore Color, Gloss | |Merchants’ Association Year Book | ‘omen who suffer from displace- and Attractiveness, fments, irregularities, {nflammation, lo t h e s luleeration, backache, sideache, head- ¢ blues” should not rest} Almost every one knows that Sage they have given this famous root | Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- herb remedy, Lydia F. 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That this is Presents Special Saturday Advantages being appreciated ts shown by the constant growth In membership sup- port in the Merchants’ Association.” ‘ The housing situation in New York is being studied by a committee, which ished fromm women in every section of| to make it at home, which is mussy thls country prove beyond question | and troublesome. Nowadays, by ask- he merit of Lydia F. Pinkham's/ing at any drug store for “Wyeth's legetable Compound.—Advt. Sage and Sulphur Compound,” you — will get @ large bottle of this famous old recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, at a small cost. Don't stay gray! Try it! No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or | soft brush with it and draw this! through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning'tne gray hatr disappears, and after another ap- plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-| . 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