The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 20

Government THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OTTOLER 10, 1919. Cadum Skin Troubles Tt stops the itching at onee and is EPSTEIN PLEADS GUILTY. Paroled im Compennat “Toe Aid Prosecutor, Samuel Hpatein of No, 1261 54th Street, Brookiyn, former interpreter of the State Industrial Commission, who was arrested last ‘March for ‘afting from claimants in the Work- n's Compensation Bureau, pleaded lity to-day before Judge Wadhams an mMdictment alleging an attempt take an unlawful fee. At the re- Assistant District Attorney Problem and HE theory, “Strike and the world strikes. with you,” which ap- Izzy’s Wife Solves Labor Cook Crowns Him With Kerviltevish Pot Club and announced the verdict. He had fired the cook, anyway, even if he had received the ddcal crown of ing Iszy and his bumps. ‘Tell me the story. The tale was told, and Mr. Direnso a to Izzy. , oon “Aren't you going to ave your- self and stop calling Mrs. Izty bad names"? he asked. “Oy, I should tell. myself I am go- ing to work, Anything would be bet- ter than striking.” “You don't want a summons then”? the lady was asked. * “No; I had rather have Issy’s pay envelope. Come on, Inzy," she contin- ued, with determination, “you are go- ing to work and I am going to go and MORE HONORS FOR MERCIER. Episcopal Convention to Cardinal to Speak, ETROIT, Oct. 10,—Cardinal Mercier, whe is to visit Detroit Oct, 19 and 2, Invite vention Protestant ‘Church in session here. Cardinal Mer- cier will be invited to address a joint seasion of the House of Bifhops and the ‘House of C' lerical and. Lay Delegates, 's visit is to be made the great demonstratioh of the Roman Catholic faith also. Nine- gy Bp- Pears to be general, has been that you do work, I should tell /teen thousand Belgian residents of De- | Mea, Wrintena ae are, eh eee ade age rice disproved at Easex Market Court. Gouan es ieee arte oie the wan fhe worl.” ir, frolt and vicinity ‘wilt weloome him. epare to e Much suffering from skin troubles |¢ orts Ms, Waugh toia{ FO" Able, notwithstanding his desire | bunch in the land of ham-and, he bad i may be avoided by the timely use of | sudge Wadham 5 offered to ma-{tO pound the pavements with a card =u ak Izzy, at any rate, had -, 4 this wonderful remedy. Cadum | terially assiat ose |announcing a strike, written in all |“9R. adn waihers Giant think so. am Ointment is good for cczema, pim- | cution fbr wie ages, is again wash- Izzy was at once impeached, Then 9 . ples, blotches, chafings, piles, rash, | Mission. (ng dishes. the plate polishers decided that since Don . Poison Bab scabs, ringworm, sores, burns, etc —>— It came about the stool Bille, were Creed ion + ys ‘ ‘ - might as wel in with the Be {g fm intmant, te a Seessh zryraraticn] are, and te.merraw Ais sie Liss adie stele Actorainey they Sathind thele Kits ont ‘YEARS ogd Lc et Ran thon, okie) cna mont Lg i! a o ice res- and resigned. Izzy was again electe AREGORIO ot eee ‘TOO fue o eeereer ey peteieen TAs Ms end 1008 tuurant had aner.|this time to decorate the sidewal From aca ate aay were ele Cat ante aaa i ANTS" WORK WONDERS, with | 0Utside and announce that work was nf g Pi! The United States Grain Corporation is prepared to divert from its flour purchases to sell and deliver to wholesalers and jobbers straight, eoft or bard wheat flour.in 140-Ib. jute: éncks, For Domestic Use at $10.25 per bbl. P.M, Enroll when you regis gument dishwasher and to show who was pilot of the com- missary ship he lopped a fishball on the dishwasher’s jbrow, twisted a twig of noodles around his ear, or did something Jequally insulting but authoritative. | And that started the fracas. In eight languages the fourteen dishwashers discussed the matter, profanely. There was only one thing to do, and that wa; to fire the cook. Izzy, the only Jewish member of the plate-scraping coterie, was at once elected to fire the cook. Izzy once more on the black list. This was interesting for an hour or two, as the perspective of the restaurant changed But when & cvy appeared and began to eagle-eye Inzy’s every jump, it was not so much fun, But finally his tour was over and the real trouble started. “Well, how is the job for itself’? inquired Mrs. lazy. “Bum, Now I am walking the side- walk instead of washing the dishes.” “Washing the dihes on the side- walk? Such a foolishness.” “No, my dear. I am after walking with a sign what says ‘strike’ on it, on the sidewalk.” “Schmoozer, you are on_ striking when you ought to be working.” Inzy started for have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, lauda- ‘num and to anybody without them “ poison.” and each of which is @narootic product of opium. Dru, re proutbited from: either-of the M4 ol narcotics named to children at all, or The definit is: ‘A medicine which relieves pain but which in poison- ous doses produces » coma, wattle oad Ge The taste and mell of medicines ¥ Ra Gk hag? ous wor = 7" pl if it bears the signature ne Castoria always bears the signatare of of what it is CONTAIN N. of Chas. H. Fletcher, Gen ding uised, by sold under the names ‘ou should not Nt an; know work the next day, per order, Outside the place were the approached the throne and was un- fortunate’ enough to discharge His Excellency at a time when he was delivered in carload lots on track in territory scrap! e le. The | dish ih il if east of the Illinois and Indiana line and east of <roater part of the aration was ac: | ploketing glumly. Wi S SN E R | ul : . . . . ovdingly made from the depths of | lazy was about w{gZ : 8 the Mississippi River from Cairo to the Gulf. ni “kettle, which fitted neatly on | enter the ‘restau. - E H way’ ors, ran < ¥ ‘i faxy feturned to the International) ‘aught The eye off NEW YORK BROOKLYN * ie hans e bi, -oloc! 1 i and wholesalers purchasing flour a ~~ pandiel the F vod 53 E. 34th St. 55 Flatbush Ave, | ' . . ers. ‘J © ' a from the Grain Corporation must guarantee , A menace in” the ' | ; not to sell at more than 75 cents additional, MUSIC ROLLS The Connecting Link changed his mind and was once more i ( t i; . 25 = @ picket. a and wholesaler and jobber in turn requiring between “a pood hin Ke’about 1 o'ctock Mre. Inzy wan- dered past the restaurant and spied her spouse. Words were not neces- Izzy bad the same funny feel- along his spine as he had whep the Polock similarly favored him “Come here and off with the decora- tions,” said tho lady, seizing the beautiful sign written in three lan- guages and throwing it in the street. Home was the next stop. lazy was christened, crowned and walloped. {zzy was unhappy. And worst of all, he called Mrs. Izzy a bad name. Mrs. Izzy again took the striker in tow ° and carried him to Essex Market Court. “I want @ summons for Izzy, who is worse than nothing,” she explained to Assistant District Attorney Di- renzo. “Apparently something is the mat- ter,” agreed the Prosecutor, survey- that the retailer will not sell at more than $1.25 additional to wholesaler’s price in origi- nal packages and at a price not higher than 7 cents a pound for broken packages of any size. They Teach You to Sing! {YOU like to sing—everyone does. It’s the life of the home. Have you tried singing with your Player Piano? 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