The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 14

é u THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, drivers te,anm. game laws that aooty to] WOMEN LEAP FROM TRAIN. | Tetrse car wient ts v 8. cou GRAND JURY HEARS ENRIGHT | 2.2.20 Tore, or rit wo # Ge A. Whalen, of ON OPERATION OF BUSES |: Department of Plant and structures, |Comstable Leaves Them to Take a| States Judge Kilfits ordered officials * Was excused fro ppearin befc of the Toledo Railw. & Light Co. 4 Monday. Mr. Whalen ts busy showing Smoke—Both Are Captured. — | Walch took ite care trom Toledo ints = the Prince of Wales a good time, OTL Crry, Pa, Nov, 21.—Mrs, Vera| M ‘i (| ie Grand Juste Gelined toe Polio , Pa, Nov, 21. . Vera| Mictigan, to appear im court this Says Police Have Taken No Steps |commigrioner oniy” tem. minutan. 1t ‘was | Killaher, (wenty-two, and Mary Schev- afternoon, and show why th " mer? made plain to the Commissioner that|!ef, twenty-nine, both of Youngstown, | yas withdr eee to Enforce Auto Laws With [there wae no thought of interfering with | 0., leaped from a fast Pennsylvania Seed te aw.” UE oteiely bine oui Reference to Jitneys. |but that there was some concern abou [PMANENEEF train forty mites from tere| be summoned to tell why, they dfin't b \the rights of pedestrians and the pro-|yesterday, notify the hoard of the “ouster ordi- Police Commission’r Enright appeared |tection of passengers ‘The women were being taken to Kit-|"*n°e” developments, to-day by invitation before the Kings| Commissioner Enright waa informed |taning, the county seat, by Constable’C, service sieneantilliphletanmitnt h e Gra du had bee n County Grand Jury and admitted that Maung that buscar are belie oper: | E. Stevanson of Kaylor, where they had| Wather Identifies Bey in Rochester tp to to-day the Police Department had lated without automobile licenses. {n| been arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct.” Mra. Killa who jumped! ROCHESTER, Nov. 21.—The two- x pn- os and by ened ¢ rs her, Sees Be atern atepe towards the en-|some cases and by unlicensed chauffeurs, | APst, “guitered severe lacerations about y i forcement of automobile taws with re- — the head and other minor injuries. Bhe i | i & epect to the “Hylan” buses operating in| 1. ®. Navy OMcer Drowned at Rio, | Wi4 Put on board the train again and |S HH eet ‘ Brooklyn. He intimated that he had| RIO JANEIKO, Nov. 21.— Com- | taken to the Kittaning General Hospital, g HH ee The other woman was caught at arby, Deen waiting to sce what the Board of | mander Lathrop, attached t Hank, ned | = Di) Miwtimate was going to do about them, | States Naval mission to Bri vas ‘The women made their getaway when | a description of him, in ia Gnd catd he would immediately instruct tack with heart failuré whilé bathing | Constable Stevanson left them in the Paper. ne father aaid tha ‘ n returned home Satur Rio Bay late «the police to hold bus owners and bus! drowned. Lord & Taylor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street : Store Closes at 5 P. M. this afternoon and was day coach and made his way to the ay afternoon he or. . found his wife and baby missing. be A Large Purchase of Women’s Winter : Coats ' at Very Low Prices For Saturday $39.50 « $49.50 None C, O. 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