The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. sit. INFLUENZA CASES “hae Wear PENN LUNCHES THIEF PICKED OUT =: Sone = MMLUONARE ORT SHOW DECREASE. During the Approaching Season N TWENTY SCHOOLS BYBLNDFOLDED —:.~.-DOOGER NSE, Cr: 033 FOR DAY we | BY NEXT MONDAY WOMAN VICTIN ane: heey os HS ATTORNEY. ae Equipment U abi Final Mrs. Walton Mdentifies P risoner Nils Thquist- and . / but Deaths trom Both lest Before Introduction of in Line-Up by Voice and detectives, Everybody tal Russia, and His Court HUEY Diseases Grow. Martial Is Delayed. brought here t country, Lieut. >. Cresson is the Judge 4 » will prosecute him | assisted by Capts ‘ John M. Wet 9 If the Board "9 on the island le, that 1 bewitt about Feb. 2, Evening World Plan. Touch of Hand, eh Pa aaa den man No, 7 was ma POUGE STRICKEN, Dr. Gaston A. Straw x tacking and robbing Mrs. ‘yy: we st tendent: Hronces A. Walton ‘of No. 25. Bast ee , ded Whiskey to Fight Epidemic Is une lay that ; th eptemb: Owen | on Mi Heh ele : ep will Hot 6 You buy Hurley Shoes be- Available in Drug Stores har ee Gene rreity oases nRace dfold me and let any nume 1 before a court martial to. || Cause they are good shoes aie ‘ ; 6 were sentenced to Sing Sing prison en place their hands un in feland, as baa || Made par y for tien Ri nd face no fifteen men were assem with a high sense of apprecia- Major Prank Spencer j tion of smart elegance, quality at $1.75 a Pint. day by Judge William TH. Wad essful ent and) Mie lunch plan will b 1 motiontes: 5 Wan coungel, erday filed | and comfort beyond question, of nes wen fn tion in twenty of the schools on Mén- y bound and | 20 pplication that Bergdoll be ox Our beautiful C van shades are nb bait imined for his mental cond made possible ting only the 6 th best ¢ treated by the of pn , a \ panei t rocess, which eee ‘ ‘ the leather, retaining its rich lustre to the end. emi Se cee | ssneele a AL The numt cated in the Centra! Municipal Kite later he admitted Bernfield and Til ets N in P nen, Which was form Mublic ¢ lured Mrs, Walton to the bli Ray i.) pe Influenzs, Poeun Manhattan .... 2.192 22 Brooklyn ....s.s0e 1,437 24 Hronx , 618 4s Queens 7 40 Ltiohmon 1 18 ecies . THe Sores ane Total 4,708 eng Grape 2 PAW > : POCKETS Awe Total yeste Sh A PeATOmE Oct. 10, 19 cares lee Totals yesterday Oct, 10, To date in 1920..... onfidence & health off i by the fact that ni ena piuider 9 hat pneumonia, too, form. Dr. Cop u warns aguinst victims trying to “keep \uguste Victoria, and fight it out.” PLYMOUTH, En: “It the patient goes to bed at once,” | NFLUENZA raged on board a nilder affer 1 responding ‘ SERGE DR 5 previous ep! 06 5 > SF, a : Ea Delas bi aca ee mS Tee eereca ue ROBBERS GET BUSY j eeal| Here wo churn mples of the styles in Y | AFTER POLICE QUIT. vail ), } Manhattan ......... \ i ehIse GhESrelamecaL et | © sckivn at richly embrotdered wi ; Bronx . an on pleated ¢ Two Burglaries Follow Queens .., 10 It has a | of Five From R Richmond ., A a bouffant hip Totals ... 1 00 136 1918, their business ; nost. If s n from pneumonia from ) under the Dela 1434 Broadway 1177 Broadway 41 Cortlandt Si guard ove attention of and Bern 8. field cu After sev eral hours Mrs, Walton was found |" and unleashed by the matd, Lopp country ACCORDION "PLEATED COEO 5 i, Gi |SIXLY JREU (CASES ON “DRY” LINER During the Epidemic of Influenza and Pneumonia use the telephone only when absolutely necessary. 425 | oS {Absence of Stimulant Work of Surgeons on Kaiserir nd, however, Cunard line steamer The prevailing sickness has caused thousands to remain at home and turn to the telephone not only to reach physicians, hospitals, nurses and others directly concerned with the epidemic, but also to transact social and business matters. As a consequence the already abnormal telephone traffic has been greatly increased. Our operating force, seriously depleted by sickness, is meeting an exceedingly difficult situation in a manner deserving of the high- est praise and the most kindly co-operation. In the interest of the public health and safety—Co-operate. Every unnecessary call dcr ins cnitin 1 pee ta ate ute places an unnecessary burden upon the op- = lab cence. erators, and may delay a_ vitally important elle factory } - 12 message. : | Help keep the telephone lines free to carry . a tha ne t cn pio oF 8 RLU HAMPERS RAILWAYS. | —=== the necessary messages. ae ca oni “oe pe ne s White Rose Before you telephone, make sure the call is essential pea ede area Deservedly Ey eney jah wad $1.50 for hou Th fi ugh the a ewe The Largest Selling | : “| Ceylon Packed Tea in the World Was noted Departunent of Chari-! Cases twenty-three | SHOES 13. 7 Broadway 215 Broadway 254 Fifth Ave. us \ q and. MM