The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 13

———— QWMLLEY CLOSES. == NOS os ee the Declares Commissioner | Pie" Held $1,700 Out of | st Funds From Sales Commissioner of Markets O'Malie to-day forbade Dr, Jonuthur former Commissioner, to Navy food at the Qu Jefferson Markets. wherr opened stores yesterdiy ‘ were closed overnight and the hun dreds of prospective customer« that thronged to both places this enunge| Shits found “No Sale" piveants on the Island; oe rf Commissioner O'Mailey said ale took the action boc maisted on deducting 960,000, realized from bis Commiasioner, before trans: fhe money to the departmen Dr. Day from ws The railways of the United States are more than one third, ncarly one half, of all the railways wi the world. They earry a yearly traffic so much greater than that of any other country that there is really no basis for comparison. Indeed, the traffic of any two nations may be combined and still it does not epproach the commerce of America borne upon American railways. United States Senator Cummins. im to the money as pe es on IN unt Co ition Counse) L 000," terminating gation to the cb Mr. Leh O'Malley said he had Man ngton Av oust Artillery, and Jerome A eatre, 168d Street | levard. ronx: Red George, Staten nent Armory, Bed- venue and Pacific Street, wu tte: ©) Brooklyn. Following is a vst of the prices charged: oF pound. . t recall the exact fie tres. | I NEW WELFARE PLANS. | the‘ recovery of $1.90 which she .—we must continue to have the best. a _THE EVENING WORLD, _HUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1919, me i 13 te] Atbert Shiels, direct: the Com- mu Councils of water New and Wilbur hillipa, execu. National Social Unit ©: whout 100 families are ) conxider problems on mited distr which 1s ganzatomy tak i Housewife Anka Refund of Money “ Spent for It Allve. Belle, Mannhelm of No, 39% @tanton in ample housewife, appeared tn Market Pollee Court to-day carry- the corpae of an emaciated hen and Invoked tue ald of Magistrate Koenig in ~ ~ ~ ~ ad paid for sald hen to one Mra, Kats, who jvonducta & poultry store in Thin | Merged Orwanizations to Employ | Avenue. Block sya Heréatter, J qeckhg told tt to me for, a tive hen, ‘ |declared Mrs. Mannhelm, “and ¢an mi New York Commun puncils and | ites Inter when 1 wus on Inj. Was home fe. Ly Natio Social Unit Organization, |the hen looked up at me and closed her erged for WelfAre work jeyes and died In my args, Woen { went back for my money Bhe asked me eater City, expect mext y a ity, expe year lif 1 expected the hen to live forever, 1, ment with a new plan fot /toid her the hen should live until Satur neighborhood work that cannot be|duy and she said what's the differenve accomplished under the present «ys-|if [ was gotng to kil) the hen, anyhow. The almeel the hew ormantxa- |? 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