The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1920, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1920. counsel of the Lusk Committees, de- clared to-day that the implications of the Socialists are “absolutely untrue and have no foundation in tet “The statement is absurd,” Mr. Ste- with the shooting of two det aid in 57th Street. Rothstein indictments were dismissed by Judge John k. McIntyre | in the Court of General Sessions after by _acoused me of infidelity.” | eral others 1 may have overlooked.” Bhe said her husband apparently! William L. Ransom appeaerd for jut a has a degenerate mind with reference the Gas Company, Col. William Hay-| The to morals, indulging almost daily in ward for the Public Service Commis- “vulgar and indecent” conversation sion and Deputy Attorney General before his ohildren. W. W. Chambers for the State. ctives | | construed to imply that our onaniza- tion, which in America participates in political campaigns and appeals to the suffrage of the voters, 1s committed ' Benatar Moses, Now Hampsivire, Chaieman of the sub-committees, who or- deat the subpoena issuod, sald the did know whether Martens cold be lo- “ | - j aa in moat elo- | WIFE SAYS STOKES stores In being sold at 25 cents a Natjonal Chairinan Homer Cum- | pound—thia tn spire of the fuet that ened presided at the Willard dinner, | WAS JEALOUS AND — Jonathun ©. Day, the Navy's speota ich Was held up under the roof, | bemokttie sailing canned taonn,- mate @nd Vice Chairman J, Bruce Kremer USED MORPHINE jasent, iy nned beeon, avhic et the Washington dinn which was ees js nmitted wer much | mors held in the basement ‘ive members | | | monoy, for tl » —3 for 1 f the Cabinet, u majority of the | pounds \ Democratic Senators, most of tho| ’ ae ae eee Democratic Congressmen, members | ’ What # Weeome of ff Wulous i of the National’ tae and the umounts of fosils 1 to tho re leaders of several Statos made up the Jtuilere does ot 1 two audioncos, . % al Shae 7 = i Mr Bryan took himvele out of the | ange wae Analy nude necweem ae ential category in & preliminary ee ae ee ae a. oe funy, ¥ hetwee! Teteanent intended’ to prop rg. the ~~ | : ——_—. xnsipinons Carto. nand tie “dealers” Me, AYAM- t dente, postion on im of tre fraty{Won’t Answer Charges of|Declare Sweet's Exclusion That Js All He Recalls At 86} Almirall Calls Assistant District|Rejects Suggested Increases! Among the items on. w i. . . aid that he had rie ; A ‘ rel ‘ ; prices are asked by the p followed. He said that he hed! Ousted Assemblymen, Say Statement Is Full of Cent Hearing — Other Attorney Smith in Roth- and Opens Inquiry Into makers aro bacon,» pork a4 rat . e had heard it read . x . . Et Ae ; thee. All of these wer Pas iaae Ne Bonen Stevenson anil Berger. Distortions Magnates Subpoenaed. stein Case. a Army Supply Here milliona of polinels by the anne, ——»——_—_ arenes pa tate ‘ pe tobi MU ; 7 . “6 saad Boy Breaks uch tee and H SENATORS STILL The ve suspen’ Aawemblymea| (A giatement wae Iswued to-day by Effort of the Consolidated Gas Com- hon Foreman Raymond G. Almi-| Arthur Williams, Food Adminietra- Brewnis ; SEEK COMPROMISE | Chartes Sotomon, \:igust Clacasems lene State Executive Committee of avi Bhd ee a ie fate balers rall of the Extraordinary Grand Jury|tor, bezan an investigation to-day to ‘una Rabinowich, rap ra us wa omen Samuel Orr, Samuel A, Do Witt and . : een - siachied RES 5 ee : in why dealers are trying to [tough the ice on the Bronx River : | With Atoka today & Whe Boolalist Party of New York, con+ Special Master Abraham 8. Gilbert for| ‘Slephoned to the Criminal Courts festa ers ure Uving tO lectween Yonkers and Tuckahoe at 4.30 “Mild” Republican Group and | Louis Waldman published to-day lasting of 8, John Block, State Chatr- ‘ix months in a way reminiscent of| Building this afternoon requesting |boost prices while warehouses are|orciock yesterday, afternoon and wa i Hitchcock, Are to Keep Up series of open questions to the LUSK} man: Algernon Lee and James Jarndyce vs. Jarndyce, took on a flasit| the immediate presence in his office | fled with Army food offered at rea-|drowned. | Mis brother Jangh, fourteen, Efforts. Committee of the Legislature invest /o Nea! 11 says in part: of interest to-day when Willlam G.Jat No, 12 Hast 46th Stréet. of Assist-|£onable prices. him, ond was himself pulled out of th secur jan, vecRepubt | eating seditious agencies, The ques-| “phe State Executive Committee Rockefeller, Nicholas F. Brady, Georne ant Disteict Attorney Yames & | “The higher pHinee aouwht were tne (1%, EN teers toe Mane HIN iN, Ja ov - * . "1 " m1 Ss ” v1 = = wage aatieisite thday, 68 |tions were directed to support thélor the Socialist Party views with Salar aitinia EAM Bema ne together with all the books | ctuded in this week's Fair Price List, | - om sien ‘ | aoe i 4 ‘}and papers now in Smith's posses- Glared they will go right abead |contention of the five men that they lagtonishment and induration the un- Carter of the Gas Company led tnto] gion ean 185 on Bolles, Depart made up by a committee of dealers r ANCRE “ secking a compromise on the peace} had been barred from the Assembly |precedented action of the State As- the hetring-room «in the Federal ” and submitted to Mr. Williams for = tJ Et eon ment,” the Assistant District Attor- au ehees WA the Genuine Roguefort Favor treaty in spite of President Wilson’® because of four they would Interfere |wembly in unseating the represonta- building in response to subpoenas. | ney jeft for 42d Street a ae Lpsgan rating: ‘tune letter. 1q|With the plans for the committees'a|tives of the Socialist Party, Just what the attorneys ropresent-| 1 suppose,” said Smith, “that the|"y a here was “something y CHEESE | Wenator MoNary, leader of OM vos | WOTKINES “The resolution adopted by the As Re HELEN ELWOOD ee et siene cn expected to} cati js in connection with the story] “1, the atsence of Col, J. M. Car H . -day that he believes | We = . i nse trus em i f absence of Col. ‘ar , ‘ ay an wit ratity the ‘treaty.| ‘The’ questions intimated that the]scmbly i# filed with inuendos and bo STOKES Bee eee cenivitGameltiae St printed in morning newspapers re-| .n zone Supply Officer, U. 8. A. Mr. Do you just “gobble' Senator Hitchoock said v0 far as ho is | Committee had permitted ftself to be}vicious misstatements, apparently fie: Consolidated (Gds.Gompuny did lating to an alleged bribe fund in the | wirjjams sought information from] ff or do you enjoy eating? ; Stnecened nagotiations have not been | Used ax a tool by the Hritleh Govern-/drawn to mult the purposes of / Mr ionaire “Vulgar and Indecent” | vot appoar, Arnold Rothstein ease, which fund is} (5), Nixon, his assistant, regurding if “gobbler,” th ; stopped by Wilion’s attitude. mantghrough the Hritith Military In-)Sweot, the Speaker of the Assembly: | Before Children, She Testifies President Cortelyou, the frat to be| S14 to have Deen split between 1 the negotiations for ail tho surplue LRP ica) A epee H ® as jticised Lodge, telligence Service, Mr. Lusk and his|Attorney Genera) Newton and their Prat entceene exanined. Wap anked by -Absistant |e ee mam trate, & Hewepaper man ’ food in this gone, started at a| ff Ancre Cheese is too i | te ertbccodeengi infection of the] associates were asked tf they had not|reactionary associates. The action it- in Divorce Case. Gorsaration Aeuihal sont P. O'Btien and an Assistant District Attorney. ence & month ago, ‘The con- good for you. ps into the campaign. Senator arranged from the Prince George Ho-|self is the culmination of a long! DENVIR, Jan. 9.—Asserting that) 4. ine city, whether he is “connected aid net le ge =, not "a dig-l ference was attended by Col. Carson Made by Si Pi ‘ Molean of Connecticut and Senator tel with R, N, Nathan, Chief British |series of outrages against constitu- [her husband, W. E. D. Stokes, NeW) with any other gas com) ” nify the yarn by discussing it In any/and representatives of wholesale and HARPLESS, Philadelphia f Matt at Delaware wore among those| Secret Service Agent for the raid on|tional rights and the best traditions | York militonaire, beoame sd? jealous of | “syeg," <aidethe former court repor- way, but I will exy—prestiming my-| retail xrocers’ and butchers’ organi- ( vt woutd have been botter| the Soviet Bureau in this city Jumelof the Nation her that she couldn't say “Good morn-! 1. Wi, pocame President Clev self to be the assistant prosecutor] zations. It was proposed that the = — ston nad Lovlge suid he was worrs | 13 lant, and on the Rand School later,] “Tho resolution, in a covert way, is] ins” to any of the malo servants IM stonocrupher, President McKinley's referred to becaise tt was T who han- dealers he allowed a margin of 25 per] ~ DIED. 4 -< bese Raabe go para FOO and whether tho documents selsed|intendod to convict the Socialint Party | tte house without sending him into |) S000 nt weoretary and President| {led the Rothstein case—that there/cent. for exponse and profit between | | cage Gronam. tying in $ , bs daa ca were not taken to a private detective| of advocating the use of violence to/fit of insane mgs Mrs. Helen pos vaii's Postmaster (General and|\% “bslutely nothing to |t. I have} the army and the consumers, Hn CAMPBELL FUNERAL GHURON —~ agency at No, 80 Bast 42d Street; ala | Verthrow the Government, implying |Hlwood Stokes testifled at length oii. of the isronsity, “Tam a] doubt that 1 have made ememies The dealers protested this margin] Bway, eoth st, \ Ceca } : SENATE SUBPOENA If the papers were not kept by tho| that the violence accompanying the|before Judge Lindsey of the Denve?) Vey in the Astoria Tight and] the Police Department through my Ae T ld: and complained | wire. THOMAS. Lying in state at _. OUT FOR MARTENS] pritish agents ana tf photographed spyclutiog: d5 Seusmiashe entrea’ ana se Cot eae ee «| power Goanpatie chutral ORCC eR. ct oan poe ee Ape | pect oe Chee eee socks the CAMPUELL FUNERAL CHUROH, } copies of other documents were not| favor . welt declared the Gi awe A taeanAes Chak Colbie y are ge i roadway and { “In its proclamation last At the| her two infant children, Heten Murici | COMPANY, New A Sa eh In Foreman Almirall’s office the| Store, then on 19th Street. They a ————>>>—————_—_— < “i supplied to the British. uguat pany, Mutual Gas Light Company, Ay ee Weinstein Also Summoned tO) "i, was also intimated that pay-| Socialist Party declared that we|and James, pending the outcome of) 2) 04.04 Gas Light Company, East} ©Xtraordinary Grand Jury was saiq | Heularly SSeS against dhe sale AUTOMOBILES. ‘ | Appear Before Investigating ments for the expenses of these raids| Pde our support to the revotution- | her husband's suit for divor Fiver Gas Company, Weatchoater. Gas |! be discussing the letter a “high | et eee aD tore | One, cteeaiae ities Meme, ueebeuleds, See ‘ ' 5 wero accepted by the committes|®*¥ workers of Russia in the mainte-| Mrs, Stokes said her husband had “ +, Montin city official” wrote to the head of | § qehntt ckoSaions peice, 6200; cant Le been Gaten , Committee Monday. v 7 : 2 “land Lighting Company, Northern sy ‘|rnoved recently to the old ‘Lenox Li-| dar at 3M Canal st, Now York. | i through its attacks apd that tho docv-| Ban¢e of their Soviet Government, to | mistreated her and the children since |" Stor Gas Company, New York | °ity dupartment about: the “brite” | $b 346 Cana) ai. Now ork, oes } ‘WASHINGTON, Jn. 9.—A pubpoenay | nic ware of great commer-| {te radical Socialists of Germany, the fall of 1918, when she discovered | ison (Garching New ¥ rk and|#nd describing how it was split. ‘TI sshok saa ad Bacon 18 not beg) —————— : for Ludwig ©. A. K my 5 that he was a morphine user, * . c 1 there. The quantity offered the pe sasoed to-day for Lastwie © A: | cial advantage to tho British rogard-| Austria and Hungary in thet: efforts | "HAT OS we acw a man with euch an | Queens Gna Company, Now York and|letter came into the hands of the iio. my col quantity offered The) gi TUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL ‘ ng Russian trade, were carried back|'® establish working-class rule in| unreasonable temper as my husband ‘ Swen G Almira) jury in @ raid on letter-tites |Terms by Col. Carson was tleured| sO-T enue washes days work cleaniay the United States, to appear Monday hen avd by Nath their countries.’ This statement,|has” she sald, “He would fly into | 2Ucce> Light and Power Company, | or city ofticiale. jin millions of pounds and the iitth before the Hemsty sub-committes | 10 tne and hy Nee which followed the overthrow of|# rage upon the slightest provocation, National Coke and Coal Company.) Rothstein, a prominent gambler, |that_is being handled in the retail : agpeinted to investigate Russian propa-| Archibald E. Stevenson, assooiate! Coatiem and Kaiserism, is craftily | oF fF no reason at all. He continual- | Municipal Lighting Company and sev-}was Indicted on June 6 in connection | I —* 4 Sh PENNY A POUND PROFIT O'Brien tried m vain to put into the that disn Deputy Attorney cared arin ona to f tl he, had inspected the minutes of the | tn tinge for the nes NB. Posceate vehaon Gaia! ‘ : pee and violence to accomplish Assistant Corporition — Counsel nd Ju so ‘ i by Departinent ustice General Be: ites wims, Asked to-day about ssa ves who are rounding up “Reds.” “The Assembly resolution furtlk Judge Molntyre pefarred . i ] ; | record excurpts: from books and rec- newspaper ‘A sul waa also issued for|iiso declared it “absurd.” CITY | 4 3 = ae cre natata ; i Greaory Wemnstolin connoctod with Mar- ei Sata eepig rs committes |S" that the Socialist Party 19 WIDE AN UIRY gide of the Gs s CNY, Phe Mas- men to hig written decision, in which | ftende Marke \ tana Govtet “emiasay. uieeg Ss ‘yigram eae committed to the Mosonw Interna- “No, Mr. O'Brien,” sald Mr. Gil-| ‘“Dhe record is barren of any evi-| UU. ] itl endl geen ‘ tional and that the latter is pledged bert, "Pm not going to permit you|dence tending to show, directly or |} So TWO DETECTIVES PROS yn) Oe eee eee “\to the violent overthow of organized \to Bo on any ‘fishing expedition’ for jindirectly, the connection of the de-| mittbe of Hight at the Peoples House] pa the newspapers.” fendant with any crime. \| For Friday and Saturday, Jan. 9th and 10th | HELD AS GRAFTERS at & o'ctock ints afternoon to forwara| S°vermment Tho Socialist Party ts OBrien, apparently disappointed, | “Much time was spent and un-|I cuocoLaTR COVERED ASSORTED FRUIT PaTtins: “G Theasutes:\40 aroude nublio attention not committed: to any international offered a resolution of the gas com-| doubtedly jmuch pul#ic money as ORE ate: DUE GlAKS eh ridbonts enelloweus Cronies aresmntea 7% ike plight ae ike eters whore duly] oreemzation, and even if affiltated pany ard bearing on expenditures, | well in an effort to fix the eri inthe of plewslne lacors. aniline Strmse Attempt to Extort $500 in Whiskey 4 With the Moscow Interhational, thie “Mr. ten, a rea rer | Otel) Gore teas asi elee four falleds Pures amouts pe velvet Chocos | : elected Assemblymen have been sus- . “you are here as the representative of |judgment this time and money w VERY ‘SPECIAL ' Delivery Cage Is pended. , There will be a, mesting in woud not commit {t to violence. the District Attorney of this county, | uselassly spent. ‘ A TS—Ble juicy mounde of pete tall gos some of ; . “As recently as last August, our| ; You know the law. If yon have any-| “Under our judicial system hich contain tes, others fralt Julecs.In-siramberrss uranee, fomon asd Alloged. the auditorium of the butlding Mon-| ity emphatically reaffirmed its| | ; thing on which to base the suspicion | tunately, surmise, a conjgcture, a |" creme ile meuthe flavors, SIHCIAL TO-DAY AND TO-MOiNOW. © L } hareed with Ganting > Connecticut eta nati eal es Rte policy of education’ organization and g ates Shit aasonintes be rf vous Gime Wy Ny ihe Cinend quryonderst 7 I tant Week-E; d : - , —*, at 86th ek kod We it and 4 Gass emai ea peaceful appeal to the suffrage of the|Craig Makes Announcement duty to present it to the Grand) this indictment is incomprehensible,” wo {mportani eek-End Extra Specials: Avenue, finding wirisk . rep- . nee | voters, a fj i Jury." ee Padiatr nia tari resenting themecives to be Internal |day evening at the Manhattan Ly-| 4, Car Chiefs Are Planning —_——>___ | AssoRTED D CANDIES: Go | | MILK | CHOCOLATE COVERED Sn Rowenta officers and suggestig the |cour in Bast Fourth Street. S10 LOR Naes lan veeraer Ot See pare aS ne <, e Cold Prevents Secretary Roosevelt's RAIL RBTURN EXTENDED. Test? Lat “av guore “piewdne™” ae CORARESX | CARAMEL: | 7 : payment of 4400 to “square” things,|° tenis Waldman, one of the ousted |"2" ¢ver received instructions in| Eight-Cent Fare Proposal. Hcusulya Siexek: = thoroughly satisfactory aavorument of | | fertlent squarce of caramel delich Detective Sergis. Joseph Sweotnan of | i, felige eaerien te ih, a state. | Violation of any laws of the State or —— iokwiniac! Hecisiany: ch beU Narr eee Sontetees Make Time ||] Hard (Candies vou note they fre monde, Yrom, the choleeat Soe K . state | | istant § a \ Six Month» Instead of Foar, |} | 0m? urls. i fate, MB G09 Hart Streat, Brooklyn, and Jo-| mene tocday, declared that’ jg, the | Natton- ‘The Board of Estimate's investiga- | Roosevelt, who was to speak to-| Wa cuingTon saab |] ] G8iSToma” Ainerican “Fined Contec: | | dcketed {ni ous’ World ‘renew \ Gardner of No. 7 West 111th] Legislature does not rescind, ith ac- “The resolution proceeds to delib-! tion of the entire transit situation morrow at the Brooklyn Chamier of | WASHINGTON, Jan. %.—Continu-|] | funse and any others, | Our regular Frontage Chegsiaten, Our \ Manhattan, wore arraiznod to-| tion when it convenes at $30 o'clock [erate falnchood when it asserts thatl aii ogin next Tuesday, yocording Commerce luncheon, telegraphed to- |tor « poriod Be tea al “pouxn 4X, piel is $ Ic \ efore County Judge McDermott in| next Monday night, the matter will| the Socialist Party urged the people eG ; EU EAE ee ee een ha x y and held for the Grand Jury |be taken to the State Supreme Court. to announcement by Comptrolier day tbat a severe cold would pre-|termination of Federal control was iat 95,000 cach on charges of attempicd | "Failing to get immediate agtion |‘ Tefuse to engage even in the pro-| craig gt to-day's board meeting. At vent his filling the engagement, Helagreed upon to-day by Senate and | on and attempted grand larceny, |there,” said Mr. Waldman, ‘we will] duction of munitions of war andlin. mocting were Lundiey M. Gar- Will aa ee Ne aS House conferees on railroad legislation ves, attached to the 17h Di to the United States Suprome |other neccesities. Neither before nor 7 ham ce Aador tO lin fixing Ure date the conferees ne- pleaded not guilty aud waived ex-| Court for justic I rey <4 rison, receiver for the B. R. T. sys- tpurkey, will take Mr. Roosevelt's | canted the wch bill provision. Tlic KAGE: Here’s the answer to the question, 4 jon. CHaros Mulomon, another of “the | *fter the war did the Socialist Party) ion: sob 1, Hedges, receiver for the place and speak on “Problems of the Cummins bill would have limited the hug combination ts made ap of series of Somplainant | wae qBentmin | ayspended Socialists, asked to-day to | UTE the eken of any war laws| Now york Railways Company; Ed- Near East. time to four months, Knope Fepparmint pele he wes asked by ils brovior’in: | throw additional light on the \ten|or peace laws. eg. MEken, dh bead ot tlie Poo. Feboeriint Drs fe eieat, drocklyn, to deliver: cre Cone me ‘oa ei eae ie Le me a oly te . Mhird Avenue system, and former PACKAGE COMPLETE af liquor to a friend In Manhat-| “Phe questions are not fantastic | S°CoM he laws of the State and) ocrotary of War Stimson, James I, ‘on hi otis sory A ae inventions, but are based on authen~ Nation, it ad bon grossly recreant] Quackenbash and Alfred H, Croake Btaten rik Attorney Goldsteln, Tned | eee cur Mee et toa tae be sy, ton wipes [Asie of counsel for traction interests who MAPLE TYOAN Kiss ~ frannadbed Sweetnan when tie aetes | information is supported by aftida- | | Hi © call the attention of our pollt!-| panned a proposal that the com- masteriy. blended come tive accepted marked “bills that had | vit cal opponents to the statement of the} panies be permitted to charge an Hones Nonwat xener= Beene? Steere Vere been prepared for him “We intended to offer our informa-|xreat American, Abraham Lincoln, in| gight-cent fare during a six months ‘tude witm tat mont uses Gara, ——__— tion on the activities of the so-called | his frst inaugural addres® that ‘If by | period of adjustment, j San Neen and san aets Brtekiayers sores 10 Day Fiuale Comme Hee to the Legislature] the more force of numbers a majority EF ial casting ob sti Jeti welt ot v3 ‘ Fo, enforce their demands for -a $10| “A® 10 making public thie informa-| Should deprive @ minority of @ny| mate Bourd later thix afternoon de- flores New, Tork. Ki peas a day minimum wage 2.000 hrickigy, | ton now, we do not think this is the |olearly rendered constitutional right.| tats of the city’s inquiry of traction renreoklyn., Newark. Pe / a proper vum We anticipate, however, ight F ral pol f vie telephone directory: ‘7 be here have quit work. The strike ey von ayartiing alisetosures may Histite Tevolutionnceertelaty would i? | Gnsnoial matiers: will be worked out wht Includes the container. wae mot bye nanctianed by the Tater’ looms out oftall this, and these dis-l such 9 right were a yital old Tl ne first step in the inquiry will be “4 by Strike Gammittors "oi Locale Nob Gesuiaa Will support the ten ques-] “Our opponents, by their Hlegal, un-| the issuance of suppoenas for of- TINEA Shean and 37. eo MEN Now receive $R lone. warranted and outrageous ac a ware 6 at CTOR: a day, A Had we not beon expelled we tn- | utmost 4 * mons ips vtech ie Sane fivials ‘and subordinates of the vari | CTORS, wes ~ ded to ask for an investigation of] in the ballot, If Soclatists can be dis. | U8 lines, together with all books, === Be Destroys Tw My Blocks fe) ihe Lusk nmittes, ‘the result of| franchised in thix way, then peaceful | recomds and documenta for twenty) i cd ch Which would have wttracted the at: | and rational solution’ of the gruat | yoars or more. . | by fire which caused damage cati-!mitice has violated its powers and] “Woe demand that the Assembly im-|™embere ahd Aldermanic President | A Dinner Sure to ease perverted its mission,” HOW PRESIDENT AND BRYAN endum as to the part the United States is to play in completing the , Settlements of the war and in the prevention in the future of such outrages as Germany attempted to perpetrate.” Ii William J. Bryan: “We must either secure such compromise as may be possible or La Guardia occurred. A committes| from Staten Island headed by L. L. ‘Trivus, President of the Chamber of Commerce, presented a recommenda- tion that a seven-cent fare be por- mediately revoke its disgraceful and autocratic action, that it re-enfranchise ‘the thousands of voters who have by their votes asnerted that our party Js not ‘inimical’ to the public welfare, and that a Republican form of gov- ‘This pin was dfeated; La ‘Guardia | and Manhattan Borough (President | Curran, his Republican colleague, | being the only members voting for it The Craig wotion was adopted, La | Guardia alone opposing it and Cum ning from Voting application of receivers for the inntics pant: cla Me Kes mar lay Mturray, OM Byles. 1 tor \GT’S Philadelphia Scrapple is a delicious treat Serve it once and you'll that everyone enjoys. ic By DR. BERTHOLD A. BAER “Adversity is sometimes hard on a man, but for one The Value of a Smile | man who can stand prosperity there are one hundred who q H 4 . t mitted on the Staten Island lines for‘ serve it often, will stand adversity,” says Carlyle. DIFFER ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS | iz iir eis oc eine! tg ken osm be Nowhere i the truth of this more apparent than at jon, e- | intended ¥ ow be- | " * CNT PAGS Gaa : \ stored, to the people of New York |cuuse of finanglal trouble, but de- For Vogt’s Philadelphia Scrapple has a fine, full The I Namen huts, Brow ay ats Bet ; prea sr bere _—_——-—--——_—_—_—— Sete ae cided dhe last momong to postpone like th other meat. It’s a nourish- every day ms w 5 0! ie as rank | President Wilson: ro aera Action for a few days ie flavor unlike that of any oth and India al 1. Campbell to take care of a dear one just demised. \ DEES Che be 3 HAVANA ENTRIES. be Grover, Wadley Pint 2nd Beye ing combination of tender pork and Indian corn meal, (Nien entered your building to aranon foc the sae Taeg no reasonable objection to interpretations accom- KAGE TRAGKO Hamar tan 9. The entree | 100'5-Cent fare buses the moment the seasoned right, funeral of my dear husband,” said Mrs. D. to Mr. Camp- 7 y -s he act of ratification {tself, But when the treaty is acted for to ihortow s faies are as f Midland quits.” declared ‘Mayor Hy bell, ‘I was on the verge of collapse. I expected to come Len must know whether it means that we have ratified or reject- | act lhe Su eal Say Vt isch as, tbe Board of Halle Makes many tempting dishes for lunch and break- intova cold edifice, see men in sombre garb, hear stereo- “Ef there te any a ’ ats stati bowtie 2 Dire hie mato Mita) Dean daahling in thi . fast, too. You are sure to like it. Include half a | typed words of consolation from strange lips and to be on thie:vital mat hy doubt as to what the people of the country think Se eee TE oanaee ine, tacts dozen cans of Vogt's Philadelphia Scrapple in your led into a little chapel without sunshine and hope. al ihatler the clear and single way out is to submit it for ede -manic President La Guardia | “Instead, I find beauty everywhe ” We iot Alderamen Pr di y rocer meat market or deli- .) be y determination at the next election to the voters of the Nation, to give ‘ymin |) move that we begin an immediate next order to your ¢' 2 | nothing sombre. ‘The rooms homeli the next election the form of a great and solemn referendum—a refer: iean, 110; Lava Eton OE tie: Siete: 1Be0s | catessen, + fort, for the dead as well as for the living; the men real men and the women just women. my darling is so well taken edre of,” “If your institution did nothing more than that,” 1 Mrs, D’s brother, ? “take the fear from a woman's heart and implant there hope and contentment; if it did f bit fi ‘0 pik ani sotion Lines for permission A nothing else than bring a smile upon suffering lips, y Present (he tesue to the country. We cannot go before the country ‘on uta, san, Walter aac Sg Act tarea fore MOniOA OF ‘ hase fulfilled ant rae ar } ring lips, you |, the tissue that such an appeal would present Mie eT sited: yom tao fiavaee UM | ix months was referred to the Com- Philadelphia Philadelph'® Mr, Campbell i ‘satisfied is satisfi “Nelther can we go before the count SETH MACK Sia fushon tarous| Mittee of the Whole without com: | ess ie ; r, Campbell is not satisfied, for who is satisfied & ie country on the issue raised in mugen late: parse. foo“ Vorkulle. | ment. ‘The application will be taken Q ip e Ios asi easeshal with what he has done, stands but small chance of being } Article If we do not intend to impair the right of Pongress to ek TNL: Doekhand, Wh; ire. TE: Join | UP in connection with the ctty's decide the question of peace or war when the time for action arises, SEVENTH RACK One mile. four weerolde aod SSBARE PEE appreciated for what he will do. | at wirmroide aud | Timon R. Sheffield, trustee in bank- ita be San i z Mr. Campbell receives many letters of thanks and r how can we insist upon a moral obligation to go to war which can Oa ee Dinntea | Huptey for the Interboro Consolidated F pete ie Roneninc Caries: aut’ of shecan e appreciation, which he cherishes highly. | What he have no forie or value except as It does im Hear, 110: Net Milanese. Corporation, assured the board. of . G. Vogt & Sons, Inc. whole loaf, Cut in thio * ‘ y, . DF R pair the Independence of Merman, 14 Seki red the board pn th ‘il cherishes most, however, is the value of a smile brought Fda Mibiaiiaiiide dnaideridiis lola an an koce afer ta pevatice aflowance chimed, Weather clear: behalf of Reeelver Hedge and Garri- New York Warerooms slices —fry until a golden Dut an end to war forever, and t possible moment.” — mae ) Re ya that effort should*be made at the lant | Son that whatever evidence would be | required, of the compantes would be juced without the necessit of jubpoenas, if SSS aes ‘Tek qouahe and as 6 beds builder, G4 Gansevoort Street Telephone: Watkins 6973 brown—serve hot. | ; nothing cold, and full of com- \ If it did not sound sacrilegious, I would say I feel happy in the thought that upon trembling lips by service well rendered.