The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, werk denied to-day by B. A. & Frank- te the owner of shares lin, President of the company. “The International Marine Company purely an Ameri-|*thJects, and the agreement referred DENIES BRITISH INTERESTS , CONTROL THE |, M. M, v— ean corporation,” holders are practicamy President Franklin Says Company | americans, Is Absolutely Free of Any | elected ey the Foreign Influence, 4 Reports that control of the Inter- national Mercantile Marine Company bas been gained by British interéste, British control. “The International Mercantile Marine ‘said. “Tt share. [bY the Liverpool Post was made for the Wa “atveetots "st ite companion into line wits certats| OUT REFUSES TO DISMISS reholders without |recent British laws and regulations Cover The cont |with the view of obtaining treatment pany is absolutely controlled in this |tor them on @ footing of equality with country and is entirely free of any |°ther British steamship companies, which are free from foreign ownership cfc. tfhore te onthing in that agreement, ot|or any other agreement, which refers Company British shipping companies, the direc-|to, or has anything to do with the di- Mercantite |tore of which have always been British |rectors or control of the International to |Mercantile Marine Company.” ACTION AGAINST MAYO Miss Meyer iAlleges (Mayo Trans- ferred Property to Present Wife ~ NAME “BAYER” ON > GENUINE ASPIRIN Identifies fhe true, world-famous Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years * ’ ra and for Pain in general. twelve tablets cost but a few cents. also sell larger Bayer packages. Tlie “Bayer Cross” is the thumb-print of genu- \ ine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” In each un- broken “Bayer package” are safe and proper directions for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Tooth- ‘ i Lumb: ritis | aceticacidester of Salicylicacid.—Advt. Aspirin is the|{ngton, D.C, an associat trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono-| succeed the fate Prof. Metchnikoff, a When’She Began Suit. Justice Manning of the Brooktyn Gu- preme Was asked to-iny to die- miss suit against Virginius Mayo and his wife, Lots Dudley Waterbury Mayo, for $100,000 brought by Miss Wel- of Mayo. Mine Meyer lives at No. 42 West 1484 Street, Manhattan, and on Oct, 3, 1917, her sult against Mayo re- sulted in a $100,000 verdict. {n her complaint, Miss Meyer said she discovered that Mayo tas three children ‘by an earlier marriage, and that he was fiving with Lois Water- bury at No. 646 Fourth Street, Brook- lyn, where they were known as Mr. and Mrs. Dodiey. Mies Meyer declares that Mayo transferred his property to his present wife after she had begun her suit for damages. J. Sidney Bernstein, attorney for the defense, asked for dismissal. Ralph Gilette, counsel for Miss Meyer, replied that both Mayo and his wife live in Connecticut, and that it had been tm- possible to serve them with papers. ‘The Court held the case must go on, and placed it on the endar, December cal- ———— CAMPANINI HAS BREAKDOWN. Opera Director in Chicage Tos- Pital—Condition Not Serious. CHICAGO, Nov. 26.—Cleofonte Cam- panini, Director General of the Chi- cago Grand Opera Company, formerty of the Manhattan Opera Company of New York, was in a hospital to-day because of a physical breakdown. Doctors said his condition was not serious, that he merety was weak from Fremch Science Academy Makes ©, D. 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The man A F . nina Gounty rt. ’ % oon Mt co , ] The Fat of Forty and Your Breakfast _: the tasteless foods that~ cause BETWEEN the ages of thirty + and forty, an unhealthy inch the sugar habit. is addtd yearly to the waist Aftet all there is just one reason measufe of many Americans by why so much sugar is eaten on such things as the sugar habit. —_ ordinary breakfast foods, and thut is that wittiout : is or sugar they are But ‘the sweet, nut-like wheat The need for lessening this un- healthily fattening use of sugar probably has nearly as much to do with the increasing use of Ralston Wheat Food as the hearts.in Ralston make it so fla- sugar situation itself: vorful and appetizing that many oes people use ‘no sugar at all on it. 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