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of the treaty must, under the terms of that Instrument, be repress the signatories on the Allied side, not by a single one, pengently. REDS LOOT ESSEN BEFORE RETREAT. Troops Block on reets to Pro tect Plunderers, Led _ | Russian Bolshevists. | ESSEN (via Berne), April 7 (Asso-| elated Press).—The latest hours und «d by all and acting THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, _APRIL 7, + TO HOLD DOWN EXPENSES OF NATION AND AID TAXPAYER . 1920. ON HOSE LINE IN’ CARRY PRIMARIES | HINES NOW SAYS SAVING A WOMAN ants Decisively Defeated— Johnson and Hoover Contest: | FOR DELEGATES MURPHY MUST G0 11th District Parade With Supporte Coffin” of Soy et ae aaa “CONGRESS N TALKING HARI FIREMAN SWINGS PARTY MACHINES ELATED BY VICTORY, RAILROADS REJECT PEACE TERMS. OF De to Many Men—46 Tugs- HARBOR STRKERS clare Employment Closed | SUGAR PLANT LEASE TO EVADE INCOME FAX HELD ILLEGAL Action of San Francisco Co, Against Public Policy—Mil- the Communist regime in Essen were a ‘ z ae : a ! marked by extensive plundering. %0M° FoF Air System Shown in Pas | Babble DON. hc einecs tes No Convention Pledges. Pammany Boss at Head. Running. fion In Revenue Involved, of the main streets being blocked by . |. by the war, sisi cacao Red troops for the purpose of affordiiz| sion Over $631,000,000 During the war Congress passed Politica’ organization Waders were! Jimmie Hines, Tammany leader inf J. J. Mantell, spokesman for the} Vice Chancellor Fielder of Newark sc ee aga teliag” lege Metering Pension Legislation, |many picces of legislation which, by pleased to they viewed the|the 11th Assembly District and yes-|Committeo of Superintendents of the! to-day filed a decision in the suit of Some of the large shops were com-} sees mutual agreem were onerous or pract ‘ * i ye torious over State Senator] marine equipment of the raitroads! William Atlen of Philadelphia to re- pletely emptied. 1t i# waid iat among wy oppressive, They ware passed in a ; ; . ‘ M esha [ech : : the Red Guards there were some geau-/MAKE EAGI E SCRE AM, | spirit in which partisanship wus sub- ei ceaeneee eee Luk tha Kaplan, ‘oss’ Murphy's} with terminals in New Jersey, eaid) Strain the San Francisco Sugar Com- ine Russian Bolsheviki, who were pro- | | merzed ie the exivencies of a'state et State, 11 was appares a re date for Democratic State Com- al Nanna ut the railroads were pany, a New Jersey corporation of eminent in the looting, but took only! i . fatee te P ™ sult of the primary, solid New York|™itteeman, to-day is preparing to| "ot interested in any terms of settle-! which he is a stockhonter, from lens- \ & modest part {a the fighting. ‘Thero|Otators Wave I lag and Ven-| oer Qar TOGETHER To Re.! delegations wil zo to the Republican |S®'ry on his fight against Murphy] ent the untone had to propose, and] ing ite assets to a Cuban corporation b waa some desultary shooting in the} erate Constitution, but Never PEAL WAR MEASURES, * and Democratic National Conventions| fF the leadership of the Wigwam, — | Would make no agrementy except With | 0° ten years, to evade the payment My suburbs this morning, where tho a Word on Pensions. At (his time, seventeen months after uninstructed and wnpledged “Murph ust go," was the slogan] ‘/ndividuals, He added thi “the op- iene Reichswehr are clearing out the few rey the close of the war, the bulk of that | Despite the determined efforia of [NC adopted an hour after the primary | Portunity for re-employment of many |f More than $1,000,000 Federal in- remaining Reds. onerous of oppressive war legistation focal supporters of Herbert Hoover | Teturns Megan coming In dast night.| Of the men who have ben on strike ig! Come taxes. ‘The Vice Chaneeflor de- COBLENZ, April 6—Gelsenkirchen, By ®tartin Green. stands, | Republeana and Democrats and Senator Hiram Johnson to et a|“t have no fight with Tammany, but | DOW closed.” cided tn Allen's favor and ruled that north of here, and Dortmund and| (Specie! Staff Correspondent of The| Joined hands in p: amg degli part of the Republican delegation, the }fer the good of the Domooratic Party] Manteil said the railroads were con- Sale Cae vias Sato! wale bod Bchwerte, to tho cast, were captured Evening World.) ing motions at joining hands {nr State machine proved invincible, ‘the | Murphy must be removed," ho said. | sidering action against the strikers | Public pol Hadl ‘ ard bade! ne and Sate by Govern-| WASHINGTON, April 7.—Not one} pealing it. Jegsigall the Republicans best showing made by the supporters} The Hines victory wae followed] for violating the Railroad Law of kepahed bene pol Sak IUBRLGR it troops. fightiag is 1) newspaper reader in a hundred thou- | “re AeAInes ted phat bo Sac of any candidate was in tho Seven- |!to last night and early this mornipg | 1929 in that they had gone on strike haha hase esther si ported in the Thr ‘area, sand has the slightest conception of are against anything the Republicans teenth Congressional District, whoro | PY one of the hottest times the Wlev- | Without secking mediation trom the |*=ins" the her pore Pr American ot oe ge ie ie keoping | Gone in Congress. | 27@ for. \ Mabel Choate, heading the Hoover [Mth District tus seon, When it was | Proper board at Washington and that sath choos closely informed of the situation, but NW tings are “I yield to no man,” cried stepre- | ticket, recetved 2,864 votes to 5,600 cast |@RMOunoed Hines had about 3,200 to| the licensed men might be disciplined | P2DY'S Stock, of $100 par value, The its sole dut: podbeaa 1s to contro! |For the benefit of those who are as/sentative Eugene Black of Texas, “in| : gy 7 i, Kaplan's 1,060 votes, crowds gnthered | by the Board of Steamship Inspectors, | C°™PS2Y owns sugar plantations in Protect Interests in tho American thousand Communists have otha, Bhipe into the British t ion and have been in- Twelve hundred more are ex. ignorant of the procedure in our ational legislative halls as they are of the inside workings of a dynamo, I shat try to transport an assem- Mage of such from their homes and offices in New York to the gallery of the Mouse of Representatives during # typical session. ‘The ical seasion was that of yesterday. Uncle Joe Cannon of IIli- nois, Chairman of the Pensions sun- committee of the House Appropria- tions Committee, called up next year’s Pension Appropriation bill for general dobute. Tho desk in froat of my veneration for the Constitution of | the United State: ‘The Democrats applauded him rap- | turously. The Republicans sat inac- tive and mute, But a few minutes be- fore Representative Billy Mason of INinols had proclaimed that he yiekled , to no man in his veneration for the! Constitution of the United States, and | the Republicans had applauded ‘rap-' turously and the Democrats had sat | inactive and mute, It is quite plata | from the attitude of the party repre- sentatives in Congress that the Ri publicans think It is lauda’ie for a Republican to venerate the Constit- | tion of the United States and repre- | hensfole for a Democrat to venerate the Constitution of the United States, and that the Democrats think the | same way about a Nepublichn, | Statesman after statesman ‘walked for Herbert Parsons, Republican Na- ‘tonal Committeeman. | The Johnson forces wero over- whelmingly beaten. William M. lsen- nett, running for delegate at lange un- der a Johnson pledge, was in fifth and jlast place in every county in the State ‘from which returns had been received |up to noon to-day, His best showing |was made in Brooklyn, where tabu- |lated returns give him 14,317 votes as |against 81,139 for.Col. Willlam Boyce \q@hompson, the lew man on the ma- | chine’s “Big Four” slate, ‘The Johnson ‘district delegates did not fare as well, In the eight Brooklyn and four Man- | hattan districts they were beaten from long aftor 1A. supporters, led by “Jimmie,” M.*Hundreds of Hines’ himself and Mrs, Ilines, and preceded by a coffin containing the effigy,of “Bose’ Murphy, pai hela Club, No. nue, West Side Democratic Club. phy candidate was polling 35 votes to Kaplan's 15, sistant District Attorney Kilroe's di In Kaplan's own district the Mur- beaten, Hines trict also voted for Hines, 75 to 29, and in his own district Hines rolled up 134 votes to Kaplan's 11, ded from the Mononga- | 297 Manhattan Ave- | through the entire district to} Kaplan's headquarters at the new | An- | | The railroads assert they have forty-six tugs in service to-day and will have fifty tomorrow and that 1,629 cars were moved across/the river yesterday, against 859 the day before. Thomas 1%, Healy of the Marine At- filiation, leader of the strike, to-day said the strike could be settled if the railroads would agree to the fol- Jowing terms: “All men now on strike, including the twenty-one crews of seven Eric tugs and lighters who were dis- charged Inst weok, to be thken back; the railroads to give written guaran- tees that all their freight transporta- Cuba and in 1919, according to testi- mony, the dividends om its capital stock of $1,250,000 amounted to 20 per cent. In affidavits answering the stockholders’ bill of complaint the company’s directors admitted that the purpose Of the lease was to evade the payment of Federal income taxes in this country, bat contended that it was within its legal rights in so doing. ‘The Vice Chanceitor said in his deci- sion: “To permit the stockholders of this company to go through the form of leasing their pnperty, while retaining its substance und not only receive ! The fight made by Murphy against |tfon by water shall be done under| profits therefrom in a substantja! . | out front of his coll two to four to one. , mn jer | Unsie S80 wal stied et dicta siaslared down, Wee rte Pe h mrf va the Seventh Congressional Dis-| Hines was bitter, Kilroe, a Murphy eight-hour day conditions for ome| amount, but also add to those profits ments and books. Timo al script on the reading desk, and fer- adherent, issued a statement tast! year. large sum of money which the com- di ho: made to both trict, one Independent Republican sted Mess iit er psd Mew gphggey ol erfre the er yerrenrsg he \catiente has apparently been| Sunday, charging that Hines was| Healy said the strike, though pri-|pany is now required by law to pay lon, iow was ican, and into Re- marily to maintain the eigit-hour chaplain of the Hous bad prayed|publicans if be ‘was a Democrat, tlected. He is Paul Windels, who is|™aking undue use of his war record | Marly 10 malnlain, the vigit-hour| as its pro rata share, with the rest oP ene Are C: ji i: hat memb: might be given the without ever looking at manu- mow ahead of Michael J. Dady, and of a private business deal with| other railroads moant to follow tho | te public, for governmental, war and tes neat er hee render unto |#cript, Some of them, exuding bet-| Thrilling Rescues in Madison 'on organization candidate. The| Murphy to back him in the pirmary| example of the Erie by selling tugs [other purposes, is a proceeding with lor President Others Also“ Se things that are Caesar's to caett coats Sitbeur retrioviog their | Windels ticket was a protest against | Ssht and lighters to friendly interests who | equity will not sanction because it is > Out Campaigning. jal ent bane Staff Correspondent - of The Avening World.) and unto God tho things that are God's. And go they opened the way at noon for general discussion on the pension bill, This is an important Ave. Tenement Fire Where One Life Is Lost. Mrs. Emily Kershaw, a widow, the leadership of Jacob A. Livingston, and was not allied with any of the Presidential aspirants. The Johnson candidates "| district, E. C, Wagner and Jobn T. in this Hines in his reply referred often to the “glucose” case, in which he and Murphy had invested money, The case is sull before the court, would not be limited to the $0 cents per ton rate for lighterage. as are the railroads, but who could charge up to $5 a ton. This business was so profit- able that the unions foresaw a gen- eral transfer of railroad equipment to companies which would profiteer ad- against the public policy.” ‘half, hour there was less Uhan a a on the floor. ip the -Genate to-day ps. gem to nearly one-half its ip are; Senators Ashurst, Calder, Chamberiain, Colt, Cumming, Curtis, itkine! Wall, Fletcher, Gore, Harding, Aokapon of California, Jobngon of ewe Dakota, Jones of Now Mexico, Kendrick, King, La Follotte, Myera, NeWeerry, Overman, Owen, Penrose of Maswac! clrusetts, Williams, Wolcott, only roll coll taken in the developed 185° members, as tatives — Ackerman, An, Maryland; Bacharach, Bank. ’ Beil, Bland, L, & Heflin, Hicks, Hill, Hoey, Tannesce: Johnston, New York. c Kenndall, ee ‘Kennedy, R. 1; Kin- Kiecaka, Kreider, Langley, Lan- mam, Lonergan, Longworth, Mc~ McCulloch, McFadden, Mc- , MacCrate, Maher, Mann, lil, “|The resolution to declary ;|Germany will not come before the out $211,797,000 on account of the §60 bonus to soldiers discharged after the war with Germany, and It is estimated questioner, “you said you were very well satiafied with Commissioner En- that about $17,500,000 in addition wil) be disbursed during the coming fiscal year in this item. The big contem- plated $2,000,000,000 Compensation Act does not come under the head of pension legisiation as yet. Well, here was this bill involving expenditures of about $680,650,000 called up for general debate at noon, with Uncle Joe Cannon having all his documents neatly piled up before him and everything. The wheels began to go around, and for four hours and forty-five minutes the cellar-like at- mosphere of the House wag rippled and waved by bursts or oratory. LOTS OF ORATORY, BUT NOT ABOUT PENSIONS, Did they talk about the ypension bill? No, gentle reader, they did not. ‘They talked about the plan to declare peace with Germany by resolution. peace with House until next Thursday, but the time for debate will probably i|be limited while it is up in regular ‘lorder, so the forehanded statesmen, who want to go on record in the mat- ter, dragged it In on the pension bill. Only one member, Blanton of Texas, made any reference what- ever to the subject which fur- nished the ostensible excuse for and his reference Member after member got up and Miller, Montague, Moore, Repay Nicholas, Mich.; O'Con- | raine bs Pell, wer Porter. N. Y.; Reed, W. Va. u abiesos, We C.; Rodenbers. | Rowe Sabath, Sanders, N. Y. C.; Bears, Shreve, Siegel, | Smithwick, Snell, Stea. Steele, Stenerson, Stii ; Sullivan, Tague, Tay r, Tenn.; Tillman, Watson, Williams, Wilson, Pa.; tow, Young, Tex. Fie vice AB na AE Serat. York to Raise $300,000, erst. Alvin C. York, formerly of the | oe any, 824 Division, who took | ‘prisoners Oct. 6, 1918, arrived |, Yeterday atthe Hota Metin He i! . © ‘a "i Congress is not getting an: Aaa sis waved the American flag and squeesed creams out of the American Eagle and twisted the British lion's tail. | Sometimes one reasonably might have assumed, from the tenor of the |speeches, that the United States was j at war with Great Britain from April |6, 1917, to Nov. 11, 1918, | The debate was strictly partisan, nd that was fair enough because the proposul to declare peace by resolu. jtion Is strictly a party measure fa- jeores by the Kepublicans and opposed by the Democrats. But all discussions in the House and in the Senate are strictly artisan, no matter what the sub- joet under discussion, and that is en evershadowing ' reason why ere in she dirgetion ¢ relieving the right, and that he was eminvauly fitted for his post. Has anything oc- curred since that would cause you to change your opinion of the Commis- sioner?” “I have juat us high regard for Police Comusennaney Enright as I ever ad,” replied the Mayor promptly. ‘There is no reason why [ should go back on & man simply because emies are circulating lies for base purposes, which I shall lay bare. You can print that I am still satisfied with Commissioner Bnright, still glad and Proud to have him at the head of the department.” Commissioner Hirshfield said to- day that he would conduct ‘is in- veatigation without interfering with the Grand Jury or the District At- torney’ He also called, Assistant Dis- trict, Attorney Smith and wanted to know “why Smith had become ex- cited” when Inspe¢tor Henry closed “Honest Job Kelly’ house, and inttfnated Hf Bnright's resignation Smith'n office, Dr. Straton was achedulea to appear this afternoon before the Federal Grand Jury and to-mor- row before the State Grand Jur: It was announced at the District Attorney's office that evidence will be offered the regular Grand Jury to-morrow which is expected to bring about the indictment of a high police offices on a charge of neglect of dut; the indietment of two of Inspector Henry's detectivs on a charge of oppression, and the indictment of the proprietor of a well known disorderly place. Mrs. Grace Humiston, a lawyer, who several years ago ¢ame into public notice when she discovered the body of Ruth Croger in the cellar of the bicycle shop of Alfredo Cocchi, months after the murder of the girl, will be a witness before the Mareh Grand Jury when that body resumes its hearings to-morrow. She saw Ags- sistant District Attorney Smith to- day and told him that she has col- lected considerable evidence against dance halls and other resorts in In- |spector Henry's district, Among other witnesses called be- {fore the Grand Jury for to-morrow « Chief Inspector Daly and In- McDonald with members of # vice aquad William Rend, jr, directing activities of the Extraordinary called at Mayor Hylan’ ping and was with th ‘Mayor a few minutes, When OL heed, t ‘ oral hich by me. lor certain papers: which be gave it was e mocting.” he ly called to ask the Mayor cape was open. vk TRACTION FARE GRAB BILLS ARE SENT IN (Continued From First Page.) hour shows that they a Qreater outrage. CUVILLIER, until Myla hunt them up. in the docket room, although ‘a the morning. tents. swered a letter received from to be made to ure thr ugh the Legisiatu: “Lit these bills were quietly troduced and referred the clary Committee, f evidently expected lurned over to the to om where they Com Rules, where there could b woul ne But T shall do my the light on them and give the @ rum for their money. seized the woman by one band and holding onto the hose line with the other was swung by his companions to another window from which es- The two lower floors of the build-|* ing were damaged to the exteut of $15,000, AT LAST MINUTE extended to conduct the hearing in the Anderson case. “These bills have all the ear- being made to rush them through the Logisiature at tho eleventh not on the square, and that the people behind them are afraid to let the light of day in upon them. There isn’t any doubt that they were introduced at this late day to pre- vent the public from be'ng heard, than which there could be no MAYOR HYLAN HAD WARNED “J did not know the nature of them I received word from Mayor yesterday, and then started to } could not find them they were returned from the printer only 1 dug one up from my own file and learned its real con- Im the meantime. I had an- Mayor last week in regard to a move . higher fare it wa Mendel to turn ‘ben Le Hose ‘oes Sec Chasons 3 Desa. Jomcod | Ainien Ne {Kemet Fea a 5, Michael, Rha f16. . Wiliam J, Tully, Jobn W. Deiat omar rien Le Sill. Richolas sf, Butler, on B. Nash, {1° Ghee Weide” (0, Habana 1 Mute, Jules 8. Hache. \"" George W. Whitehead. Vaan Siege! . Geo. PL Urba . John J, Lyons, Fadward M. Morgan. 22, George Z Medalie, sme Ta Wells AND, Cyrus B Joven. DEMOCRATS ELECTED The following delegates were elected in the counties shequahgnt the State: . Walter F, Bur Here M. Crosby Morgan 4. O'Brien, ard Knecht |. Thomas He Cullen, Willian J, Mefferuai jas | 6 the | fwan Kaward [ Michigan primary sald Gov to-day on the “The vote ia gratifying, because It ine ‘n- | gicates an awakentng of the people Judi! the dangers of an invasion of thetr gonal liberty, It was not oppositio Prohibition #0 inuel: on being deprived pf a p out an Opportunity to pas KNE Out he question’ iat bre Hit a hand there, 1 did he | und,no ong campaigned in that State (or rds, commenting | that when the remodeling argument is made it must be supported by | showing actually drawer plans and contracts and permits from the Building Department. every case in which a landlord claims an apartment for his personal use there will be a careful investigation to determine whether the landlord really needs the rooms. Hoe said that | the vessel reached the three-mile limit. _ |Fish Firm Fined $500 for H Unfit Mackerel. Wallace & Keeney, fisydealers at No. 10 Fulton Market, were fined $500 by Magistrate Brough y rday for having had 8,200 pounds of mackerel “unit for human consumption” on their premises on Jan. ‘The firm promised to pay the fine to: For Tomorrow, Thursday, Drop, nd come in assorted flavors, berry, Lemon and Orange. fragrant, velvety Chocolate, Chocolate, oun! Stores, Brooklyn, Vhe specitied weight HOOVER! We know there is a tremendo New York. We cannot pr name an e,ddress. personally and addr¢ss and urge all Hoov: MOOVEK RUPUBLICAN CLL Hoo 107, Munk CHOCOLATE COVERED 108 CREAM DROPS~These are fashioned like the good old fashion Chocolate Cream Jnckets are of our SPECIAL, FOUND BOX Other Wednesday Attractions New York, Ff exact locations see telephone directory. To Hoover Supporters for the Republican Nomination We have not the funds to reach you It is mest important that you mail us your name Trade Mark. Apri! 8th Chocolate, Straw- HIGH GRADE AS- SORTED cuoco- LATES or Bon Bons and Chocolates — A unique combination of jonlity iu Newark. includes the container HOOVER! us Hoover tollowing in Greater ove it without locating your er supporters to do likewise BOF GREATER, ttan Hotet, N. ¥. NEW YORK, + D. C, April 17—-| piece of legislation. It carries an ap- fitty-five years old, jumped to her) Wass,’ were overwhelmingly beaten. ditionally on labor by ‘its freedom is maintaining tte record | propriation of $214,020,000 for voter- death’ from the fourth floor of the} Hoover supporters were not down- from eight-hour restrictions. for ‘there 4s vi Little im-|@"s and dependents of veterans of route burning tenement house at No. 162) cast over their defent in the only e 3a ova from prcipiape aa a4 the Civil War, ‘There are about entiied by experience. re} Madison Avenuo, last night. A dozen| Congressional District in whieb they PARROT TALKED 575,000 Civil War pensioners 6n tho re drawing from $7,500 a year | firemen shouted to the woman not to|made a fight. ‘They declared that FIXED BY JUDGES AND 374 BOTTLES occupying more of the stage | polis, although about 50,000 of thom| % —p——— jump, promising tmmoediate rescue,! the vote cast for Miss Choate against day, thero will probably be no | will have died in the fiscal year end- ‘hbut in her panie ste did not heed| the recognized leader of the State or- WENT INTO OCEAN Of all the spi hegre ization, under conditions which hi ike th ne ‘@iKha change between now and the | ie Juno $0 next. them. prevailed, indicated a growing Hoover - there's none quite like 5 the Presidential Conventions. | WAR “PENSIONS NOW TOTAL Her companion, Mrs, Josepbine| xentiment, Sailors Were Smuggling Drink Into of re made with | iediate’ at the ts peau ABOUT $631,000,000. | Mayer, a small woman about sixty| The New York delegates to the Re- | United States, but Polly Gav But there already has “passed publican National Convention, with Hl nited States, ‘olly Gave candidates, these being years old, with a pitiow held tightly e 5 - the House a bill providing for the the exception of the district delegates a * " 5 Sct Away. Hiram Johngon, Hoke Smith, ‘ent of $65,000,000 mdditi to her face, ran down the stairs'¢rom the Seventh Congressional Dis- (Continued From First Page. Scheme ‘ay. j and Poindexter: ‘They bave| Payment © ? the Civil oa through tho fire. To the astonish-|trict, «till in doubt, are as follows: ——- SAN FRANCISCO, April 7 } ol ING confirmed absentecs, A num-| * Pensioners of the Civil War At large—Senator James W. Wads- é ‘ Shien At ment of the firemen she suddenly ap- oa , the house at No. 180 Alexander Ave- APT, FRED BROOKS of the | er,ot othor Senators and House} %"% $12,500,000 to pensioners of Sine ciate f che tata. wortty Génator Wiliam. M Calder, pee. 4 . homens | AN Neaciid det begin } . the Spanish-American War, With peared at the front door of the build-' Nathan L. Miller and William Boyce} nue, tried to oust Mrs. John Ridlon, a | steamer Curacao, here to- : mI ‘who are interested in the thot the pension bill of the ing, which seemed ablaze from top to| Thompson. 4 tenant, on the ground of “undesira- | day from Southern Pacific || Made, so: L % cup gunn for those Presidential! nite States for the next fiscal bottom, Her clothing and hair were| Pistrlet delegates: bility.” She was unable to give de-| ports, reported that his pet parrot ae ce pen move, Hf stp sak, 1M, are away at the public ox- e will amount te about , " " singed and smoke-blackened, but she | Di, tails on the charge and she lost the] Jimmie had repeated remarks at- Gpoon tumamed. yea out (Continued From Firrt Page) 1 / looking atter politics, 660,000, including expenditure: : was unhurt. i case. | tributed to @ sailor on the ship we Geaes, the St a add jhe syens erly twenty minutes was lost! war risk insurances, for national A woman who was threatening to| * Justice Robitzek said a definite} and as a result officers founc 374 teach, te twee Gyn ond ad the Senate met to-day in trying! ,cidiers’ homes, for aid to soldiers’ | *°™abody in his administration over-| i415 from a fourth-floor window,was| * showing must be made when land-| bottles of liquor, being smuggied them = the "a maha ie bed enough members to transact/ homes, for the care of war risk | ard to the whales, = rescued by Fireman ©. M. Garety of| 4 lords plead “undesirability.”. Many| into the United States. on } ane a4 Tt too ktwo roll calls to) patients py the public health szr- Before receiving Enright’s MessaGey| ruck Company No. 2. Garety let} 5 landlords are trying to get back their The liquor was hidden in the ‘ @ quorum and then there} vice and for the board for voea- | Mayor Hylan, in answer to @ qWes-| 4404, 4 hase line from the roof and! ¢. + apartments by saying they wish to| cages of several hundred parrots "Then the other recipes you'll y three or four to spare. He-| tional education, tion, denied the Comeniasioner 1-1 wna down i to the fourthtoor win-| remodel them or that they want them | and monkeys, Capt. Brooks said. find in and on the Presto package. florg ‘tho debate on the big military} ‘The Government has already paid] Ped to resign. dow, which he kicked in, He theh for “personal use.” The court said} It was thrown overboard before Spptopriation ill had proceded a “Some time ago,” said the Mayor's rt Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Established 1879 Best & Co. i direct attention to ; their special depart- ' ment orgahized for i k \ Fur / Repairs © prevail during the | Spring months. ? You wilt benefit by asking for estimates | when your furs are sent to us for stor- age | BER es oan ctanlag Hl ‘| Lower prices will ‘| } i A , J b |EYou Never Pay More at Best's. ||| Notice to Advertisers: || Display advertising copy an orders for vither the week any aera | } ved after 4 P. M. the day preceding | in order of | may nd. ipt ut The World office dvertising copy for the Sup- |, Juus yf The Sunday World ived ‘by 1 P.M. 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