The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 18

= ae Ge ee ee ee ee WW PIG RAFFLE DISPUTE Company when Justice Dugro dis- | famous wh on cross ~~ missed the case, examination that Mis had been | Bartender Refused to Buy a Chance} A. K. Wing, attorney for the defense, an Invalid and was unable to walk at and Quarrel That Pol- made a motion for dismissal on the|a rapid for several years before in t ground that the plaintiff had not shown | ‘he ales lent took place, f lowed Was Slain, 8 connection between the accident as a or Burke, twenty-four, « driver, living at No. 1416 Avenue A, was in- * Micted to-day for the killing on Nov. 15 ‘of William Pavelack, a bartender at No, 1531 in the same thoroughfare. * Burke and some of his companions, ® the police say, had hit upon the Thanke- + giving raffie of a young pig as just the } thing to make the tickets to a Thanks- 4 giving Eve dance go like hot cakes. _ The sale was well advanced when Pave- lack was approached. The bartender turned the proposition down, the boys replied with spirit and, patrons of the y dar taking sides, the saloon was the fcene of a rough house, Somebody fired 4 shot and “Bill” Pavelack qropped. Joe Burke, with Joseph Berka, twen- 4, ty-seven, of No, 421 East 724 Street, and | Charles Stehlik, twenty-six, of No. 1683 { Avenue A, were arrested by Patrolman { Jeffries of the Bast 88th Street Station. i Berka, who is alleged to have cracked a barroom head or two by winging about him with a bottle, is indicted for assault in both the first and second degree, Stehtik is held asa material witness, The raffie has been postponed indefinitely. oe “MISS EMMA WOLF LOSES SUIT FOR $50,000 DAMAGE Daughter of Late Financier Con- tended She Was Injured in Taxicab Accident, Miss Emma Wolf of No, 42 Kast 28th Street, daughter of the late Christopher MOSS Wane 1329-1331 ei} BROADWAY Near Gates Ave. Brooklyn CSoeeeseeoeeaeees CORUUORONOUT COEF UN CU NOCNOS eemueuy THE NEXT VOGUE. THE MA COLLAR, dein, 28.75 Wow, Mnancier, a member of the fash- fonable Tuxedo colony, this morning lost her $50,000 damage suit in the Su- preme Court against the Town Taxicab canse and Miss Wolf's condition. The defense this morning adduced teati- mony of the chauffeur and of an at- tache of the Public Service Commission to prove that the roadway on 5ist, 524 and 634 Streets was perfect and that the rut, which Miss Wolf says jolted PAINFUL PIMPLES PREVENTED SLEEP On Face, Severe Itching, Hard, Large and Red, Cuticura Heals, “was affected on the face with pimples and severe itching, and I spent many restless nights as the pain would not per- mit me to sleep a wink. The pimples came to « head, and were hard, large, and red. “I read of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I sent for a free sample and I felt relief. I bought more, and I used two cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment when I was healed.” (Si ) David God- Hin, 106 B. let St., New York City, April 5, 1919. 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