The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1919, Page 8

rs 4 - ‘ BEB BONE 900 5 sel cerlets Borey tadr bon te ' v, j ; ing dpntest. The edmmanding offi- con, Hotel Astor, by Merchants’ As- direction of Gov, Smit} ted to no defin- . iors overs Preset: Ataf tem som, Motel Avion, by Merchant’ Ax: HEARING IN COHEN CASE. |v. ot ov, tmiylint sons 4ts;| TERMUNE’S COLLIES WIN. ley expressed the apprecia by the ard of degree df LL.D. at Colum- fe I6 tnd h Sentence for |reprieves, is effective Oct. 20. Fancter Announces Re@irement of army niversity; 7.80 P. M., dinner at i } — STORM WARNING ISSUED, Sunnybank Goldsmith. PATMORSON, N. J., Oct, 6.-At the Goldstein TO SEE START OF =: FIGHT TO PAG i sity reception; under sentence of death for the mur Along the Const. Ae Yoke Uiilveraity, #eeep tin) 4 cere een cre tie te Wal aoe . four silver cups and fourteen Blue #fb- >. M., private dinner at the home fer of Barnett Bat nat ne ation The following statement’ was tssued!pons, This 1s the ninth successive ‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady) pene een on sohen's wentence a. f2X..the Weather Buroai towlay: “Alshow in which his aged Sunnybank guest of the Catholic Club, Oct. 16. “‘Jsouthwest storm warning, 10 A. M.,/Goldamith has won the cup for Gest k South Cohen, who was a contracting shipp:r | Delaware Breakwater to I Storm | collie. poultry has asaer hat south of St. Lawrence Valley moving] Mr. Terhune is going to retire @am nat him was th 4 astward, Strong southwest to weat| tro: e Jon personal nt A st|from the ring. There were about. 300 . utumn dog show + “sterson Saturday hen | Weather Harena Announces Gate |Utumn . eraon, & | ale | Aibert Payson Terhune's collies won rs was sent ‘an Flying Ch the death Dodd and the inj other aviators yesterday Thursday—Noon, Chamber of Com- merce; 7 P. M., K. of C. dinner at { Generals Menoher and Mitchell |¢¢!pbia ana turdiy Primate Returns To-Morrow to| the Commodore Hotel try. trade. Four nls with squalls this afternoon and|dogs of all breeds at the show end m 4 . near Port a ir Frank ‘ Feat A cheon at the Biltr testimony by Ju night.” the competition was very keen, Coming for Great Race Frissel. The on the Aid University of Louvain west of the, ¢ hurch Peace y and the Ne r ce ee P. M., reception in the | Stadium City ce by the school children; 7 P. M ner by os } The start of the New York-San } Revised plans for New York's re-|the New York Bar Associ ‘at the Francisco airplane reliability test NEW BUS SERVICE ception to Cardinal Mercier of Bel-| University Club, followed t cdi ak Sidsadney WAKE Wes ACROSS BRIDGE BEGINS *"".™: Mineola on Wednesday Major Gen fternoor at the Charten %, Menoher, Chie? ot the Committee of Catholic Laymen, in pundlifng Asylum, fol P + Jitneys Run on a Three-Minule charee of the programme. ‘The|lowed by a reception by the Ladies’ Army Air Service, and Brig. Gen. r ft pr gmm The Auxiliary of the asylum | William Mitoheli, Chief of Training} Headway and Are Well Patron- | cardinal will arrive in New York} ai and Operationagn that service. ized in Rush Hours. from Boston to-morrow morning at 7 2,000 Cont Miners Sirtke. k. The visit of Cardinal Mercier| JOHNST marks the opening of the campaign |thousan n this city to raise $500,000 for the |*!x Indep \ Inive district, went on strike rary of the University of|eordance with Instructions , destroyed by the Germans. |terday by union Wednesday. oo const to cd Reconstruction Project. tion at the Bar Association N made public to-day by luncheon at the Pennsylvania So- man of the The “‘One-Cloth” Polish Leaves a dry, last- ing lustre. You don’t have to go over surface a second time. Saves Time! —Saves Work! Use Little! Rab Dry! That service men look upon the] The new bux service over the Mane! hattan Bridge from Brooklyn and acrou# flight as one of the most important - to the Desbrosses Street ferry had ite yet attempted by the army is indi-{ first real try-out this morning. Yea- [CW cated by the fact that invitations|terday did not count, for there was no| lou is sald to have rush hour. Following is the order of events: ‘the majority of the The new buses—new only in the| Tuesday—12.90 o'clock P, M,, lunch- refused the union scale ing officers of the army CAMPS ANd | pense that they were hitherto UNKNOWN | ——_ TT | naval stations within a radius of 200/in this district—seemed to handle the} | miles to be present with their staffs,| crowd with eMciency, and those who ‘The 22d Infantry Band will play ay Hg sd aia aa a ? A . ; The drivers stopped at any corner be ii Lad . “itera dab bat tween Fulton Street, Brooklyn, and the | Mineola F Deabroases Street ferrry to take on and part int lot off paxseigers, and each bus carried | ton to many others from a big sign announcing “Fare 6 cents Among to-day's arrivals at | ONLY American Flying No. 11 ‘They ran nominally on « three-min-| 28th Street, were C de La Vergne,|ute headway, and kept pretty close to | che of the Fr that schedule, although sometimes pas- say at Washington, and Lieut, |#engers waited five minutes and th A. who left Wash. | ad their choice of two or three buses jin a row went out to-day to the command- Do You Know the Difference Between Gold Label and GreenLabel Brer Rabbit Molasses O get the “ole-time” real New Orleans mo- lasses of highest quality—the kind that makes pancakes taste so delicious—the kind old F R E E folks ate on sliced bread when they were children pag aoa —ask for GOLD LABEL BRER RABBIT— read the fascinating the genuine,pure New Orleans Molasses. Your travels of Brer Rabbit i bork to hig grocer sells it. illustrated. ; Ponds "ai Weed, Led, Your grocer also sells Green Label BRER Doobie RABBIT. This is a specially selected molasses for cooking and baking. Government ington at 3 o'clock yesterday after noon and came to grief in Maryland Rain and fog increased as t French and American officers pass over Baltimore and in the little set tlement of Rising Sun they decided to make a landing. The De Haviland f 4 descended pe oa such a crash that 4 2 was put out of commiasion. The a¥l-| sai sentence tor iaaiiuy Biwn cin: PIANU WoMPANy ators, badly bruised, waited several|” County Judge McDermott im Brook. ‘West 42nd Street. hours for a train and proceated to|iyn to-day sentenced John J. 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Tomorrow This is an opportunity that may not occur again this season. |_up to Borough President Riegelmann said there was no plan to extend the bus re tees Ge pest] hs repared to Se He ta oe g| i £4 Pigtbush A 67 Halsey St. The United States Grain Corporation is prepared to divert from its flour purchases to sell and deliver to wholesalers and jobbers straight, soft or hard wheat flour in 140-lb. jute sacks, gross weight basis, © FORD” on a food Remember—the Gold Label for table use dh an and high grade baking—the Green Label 22 years of quality, especially for baking. It costs less. 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