The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 23

EE RES SE RNS RNR ee <= " THE EVENING | WORLD, “TUESDAY, ade hk. 2, 1919. ge pe um "| etashed for util Sale! PRICES of 250 tne tect Hee Pletare, United States Railroad Administration lp nore Harris, actress, is su- ' : Judge Humphrey Puls Witness in|! the #. W. Gossard Company, -Inc., Director General of Railroads and James MoCreery Company, for apa Editor Sullivan Inquiry in Cus- | $10,000, alleging unauthorized use of} For a few cents you can save tody Thirty Days. her photograph during a corset adver- your hair and double 2 ¢ Set ced ote ee i tn ae | | he boty. Baltimore & Ohio R.R. tions before the Grand Jury which is inveatixating bribery charges against James F. Sullivan, editor of several Long Island newspapers, asked hy istant Distrie et Gueete, Seeegh Clarke Twenty-five | self wearing a Gossard corset, of which $ lawyer of Bryant Avenue, Jamaica, |16,000 copies were distributed. preme Court Justice Erlanger. Miss Harris, who is knnwn on the stage as “Patsic,” bases her sult on the pablication of photograph of her- | Effective Sunday, November 30 Train No. 505, “Chicago Limited,” will run through from New York to Chicago on the following schedule: Was committ nig the cus-! The defendants in an answering af- Thay of Bherite Mit: hell tor ‘thi f by County dudge Humphrey are fidavit, allege Miss Harris had the ‘According 10 ‘San Testimony tm the |photographa taken at their expense court. proceedin, S| wale i ing between Hazleton aad Suilieas | we was earring te 6 asia! accompanied them to @ hotel, but sat | Success. Leave Penna. Station 7:50 A. M. Arrive Baltimore 12:25 P. M. at eee table. Yesterday the Grand Learrraggy <e8 mane “ r Guaranteed Jury pressed him to tell what he ‘veard Washington 1:25 P.M. ye ed sale Fofuned BOY SAVES LIVES OF TEN. Pittsburgh 9:35 P. M. All -W 1 Faltor Sullivan's trial was euapanded | Gtves Alarm When He Finds Gas Chicago 9:15 A. M. 00 because, the. Grand Jury Bed atarted Pouring Throngh Home. @ Fast Color Haale} ernirteen-year-old David Braunstel i i i \ sae at Siacotide hn haa ad be ts tig 00s Wiamiag Aseuea, Sreckipn, m4 To stop falling hatr et ence end rid All former through trains of the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. alleging he offered the sup: creaited with saving lives of his father | the scalp of every particle of dandruff,||_ from New York to Western cities will have been restored, . Ps ont ot Balybatls® Pt a ston Ted |end mother and eight brotivers and sis- | get « small of delightful “Dan-|] Trains leave Penna. R. R. Terminal, 7th Ave. and 32nd St., WO HUNDRED pie ‘lected ‘Municipal | tere this morning. Serine” at any drug or toilet counter rf TL) The boy awoke early and amolled gas, oar nag oO fie va ha is as follows: AND FIFTY exclu- —_>——— hand and rub it in : “eee re Strike inde tm Cotton mie. Me found es Unconscious and} several applications the ‘halt usaniiy || Pittsburgh and Chicago: 7:50 A. M., 1:55 P. M., 5:55 P. 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