The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 20

PRS ce. ~ f Se : x . — ——————————————————————————— — Y i ; SS SSS Ese et een SSSR RETIRE eed Wey j ae 20 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. t , John V. Campbell, a clerk In the Fifth District, complained that he had 2 wed t ‘ ‘1 Fin RA Oa ceetenattutndeedl-oSienl pepe samen wh ‘ae Ss F OVERCOME BY COLD | LOSES TWO WIVES AT ONCE. | COURT CLERKS LOSE, IN PEN OF COURT | court Anmete noth Marriages ff the Municipal pn to have their din the competitive class At present these positions been dismissed last night after twelve years and twenty-eight days of rervice. was den Vositions WII Continne to mie pe ch Were Vive ¥ part. exempt and the clerks, deputy | because, he raid, the Justices had been Filled by Appointment. | Magistrate Declares Waiting Room : hetrdbedbdreh tag ferka and aaslatante, of which there| advised that the position wo prob “Ig Unfit for Human Beings” are cn «two, must be tlie bly be put in the competit las: “ai y s t tor HM ergs every six years. fe biamed politics, ‘After Aged Woman's Collapse. Monroe Cotlizs New iark.” An wt court, Bi thie mornt: thet an eh the baseme de yecome une | F | conscious. The Magistrate turned in|” ‘an ambulance co! Dr. Wilson said the on | from exposure dentified as Mra. |! ty-eight, of No, 276 lyn, who had Pauewan ieee|) | DEVEER TRIAL ‘CLOSED. earlier because pected insanity. _—o Ghe was lightly clad and was suffering | Vedict Not to Be te Misclosed Until im | from paralysis. Reviewed in Washington. { * Magistrate Reynolds unced that| The trial of Cw GINGER ALE Ideal Home Beverage THe solution of “‘what to drink” in the home is found in this true ginger prod- uck—aged and mellowed. Women are sero- ing it regularly in the home and find that its distinctive and delicious flavor appeals to the entire family. Tell your grocer to send you a case. fed. Mr Busawick Ho imme | ASKS $150 A WEEK ALIMONY. | Wife Says Husband's Divorce Salt Ir Plan to Dixcredit Owm Ac eae j Mrs, Kate D f -U, Flatbush, Court Justice © tant her ay ° } HARVARD COMPANY, Lowell, Maes a } of Other Nations and Periods NEW YORK DISTRIBUTORS: epeasue OD SEGGERMAN BROTHERS, ate 91-93 Hudson Street ‘ Do You Throw Money Away? Throwing money away never will be a popular pastime—but still it is unconsciously done by many who just don’t know that their wants can be bought for less. ee Monroe Clothes illustrate the “for less” idea iu the clothing field. In every step of their marketing from source to final sale we chip off expense, with the result that your price is sub- stantially less. Consider for a moment the economy of buy- ing direct from the maker—the additional econ- omy of buying in low rent upstairs quarters— and the further economy of buying where original costs are less because of quantities used. 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