The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 4

ANOUSED BY THIRD |DR, CHARLES H. ROBERTS, |: FIRST NEGPO ALDERMAN | ELECTED IN NEW YORK BURGLARY 1A TWO WEEKS b This Time Get $1,500 Loot—Police Are Slow to Investigate. Porgiars who entered the apartment ‘Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Langdon on the floor at No, 140 West 64th Street time before 9.20 o'clock last night BR away with $1,500, but are sald to ave overlooked a small safe contain ing 980,000 in bonds, Mr, Langdon te « broker. The burstary ts the third reported the apartment house in two weeks, 6 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Garies Schoengood, wife of the United ‘States Auctioncer for the District of New York, was awakened tn her bed- Téem on the ninth floor to find a masked person standing over her. Sbe wie stunned by @ terrific blow over th head. Two weeks ago the apartment of Wendel) baker on the seventh floor war etitered from an adjoining root, Last one Wight’s visitors appear to have made D the same approach, Marks indicate that they entered through @ chamber window, Mrs, Langdon thinks she frightened ‘bm burglars away by her early re tum, She found the family Hnen and aliver rolied up in & big bag on the ing room floor, She thinks the ned b, | *oan ins og must have been war y fie. Chastee . Reterts of No. a 347 Lenox Avenue, Alderman- elect of the 27th District, ls the | firet negro ever to be elected to EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bottom of most digestive ills. KI-MOIDS FOR INDIGESTION afford pleasing and prompt relief from the distress of acid- dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION Shit > ou police were informed, but up to 1 o'cink this morning NO detectives foovared to "make an investiga- Fee ——> AIRSHIPS AS SANATORIUMS FOR TUBERCULOUS GASES British Doctor Says Patients May | Live for Weeks at Altitude of 5,000 Feet. LONDON, Oct. % (By the Associated Press).—The employment of airships as Ia doctor who was attached to the air force during the war, ac- Goring to the Globe. 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Not ae, 5 boi acti Selected from Regular Stock of Highest Cost Coats $2975 Velour, Silvertone, Suede Velour, Normandie, ¥ lined and warmly interlined the board in New Yor tion, At | he was in the Intern dentist du the co the Unite free tn the ser gave Inatitation #120 Charies Le Sovlety to Mati » seems A CPO ae aren te He has lived in New York for twenty-five years, BIG GIFT TO SMI SMITHSONIAN. wr MADRID, 1 _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919, rk, Alder. ALLIES REFUSE TO CHANGE jana °tane' ae Se PEACE TERMS TO BULGARS |‘ hanged, rence cannot be | ote Declares People of That|" Country Cannot Be Freed the outbreak of the war London as a delegate to national Dental Conven- | ton, where he read a paper on the From Responsibility. fo not intend to make Bulgaria pay [if treatment of the negro’s teeth 1n | parts, Nov. 7, — In the coverine|for all her past mistakes. ‘They wish 5th Avenue a‘ 35th Street America. In 1915 he volunteered letter of the Aled pepty to the Bul only, It ls declared, to establish a peace [) his services without pay to the f ; ust, lasting and fertile, and they re- Established 1879 Medical Dopartment of the |*#Man delegntion's representations re-| ming Bulgaria in tile connection that Frenoh Army and served as a |sarding the peace terms p they uarantes her an eutlet to the Seven Good Reasons for garia It stated that the F uring the early part of a oe ct, After his return to od States Dr. Roberts dental treatment to men vice throughout the war. OBSTINATE COUGHS trouble is more than surface deep. You need COTS EMULSION Gets mH) to Hone It. v. 1. —The will of Freer, millionaire art co! 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