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sain 0 ve een [HEYA ‘|WILLIAM FARMER, - BERNSTEIN'S DEATH U INVE \ATCO |REPUBLICAN CASH Pet uh yar Ya Yeon We? Ante WAL Although testimony showed / -WHO AIDS MASONIC 0, SPENT FREELY, SAYS hen they are being rea . ghting and. power plant was y HOSPITAL PLAN Bly to break down at any moment, GOVERNOR OF OHIO 4 fudiey ore? poy shah" Pa ete |) WARNING GIVEN — HAMPERS SEARCH | FOOD WASTE DUE Jen: cise rrssene su TO HEARING AFTER |®:rici tescssrsion "the [ublic Service Commix- | J Funds Given fon “Far-Seeing and } eal bang 7 . that paid for May, 1919, and even if adjourned the hearing for two Whalen emphasized that th ‘ Selfish” Reasons, Says Demi the tenant -has, paid for peversl ‘emphasi at the digs TF | ‘i mi ha he is still entitled to pratest, , of “te Spa 10 AMERICANS : 7 | FOR STOLEN BONDS 10 TRUCK TIE-UP ape ite PAYING INCREASE ree i vere fi pr st aie ing service in Richmond was | / oe 4 4 1y James M. Cox. — ee i A os ————— . \ increase is Just and reasonable, de~ ee saps te boars. Governor of Ohio, who ts the Domo-| volves wpon the landlord.” tater Toland anu-eight cent | <4 x ; : cratic candidate of his own State for Counsel for the landlord discon- Ei deteention numbering too wae Advised Against Going Over a Checks Fount With Name of| Prosecution Under Lever Act| President, writes the statement ror Rent Laws Held to Be Retro: |Winvet we case ana otters foilowed h <A. Verdon aa ere . 4 a a e Evening World. | itis Ata sui Sm Meeting of 600 Now Brighton| ON Account of the Spread of Te. Gondorf Associate—In- Planned—Fish Thrown CoLuMBUS, 0, May 7, | ative in Decision by Bronx | among tho cases heard by J " ern ot een the ised tiry Is Resumed. ° 5 HERE have be . te , ‘ Marks was that, of Mrs. Mac e traction lines in Richmond rf _ use at No. 61 East 108th Street Her unanimously approved. He said By David Lawrence. : - Inquiry into the many-angled| ‘Special Government investigators of money in this State / ne greater number of eighty rent r ‘ in the past few weeks, and now father, she told the Court, is ninety- ‘trolley Company flooded Staten | (Special Correspondent of The Even- bh 5 $5,000,000 wond plot, the principal |took testimony to-day ‘at the Federal] the Republican candidates or their | “#8¢8 on the calendar in the Seo nd] one, and her mother eighty years old. with money in 189% when it ing World.) By 5? tae lfngures in which are still among the | Building on the waste of pertehable| Managers are trying to outdo | District Municipal Court, the Bronx, Roth are invalids, She said th : ‘the franchises it is now] WASHINGTON, “ae 1 (Copy- missing, was cesumed late this after-|foodstuffe caused by the series of ree other in charges of corrup- | to-day were discontinued when the Aad ation tet OF “f. Rourke at the Bo: v eee ee noon wetore United Mates Commia-|tranaportation strikes and boycotts| fon tf there bas been any dif- | yandlords heard the ruling of Justice) April 1 to move as ihe needed the CS ndvcaipe ard of Trade) nave reached the United “tates Gov- ference, it 1s not one of morals. | erty fp vn purpose.” os agg eeprom cioner ‘Hiteneock in the Federal}Dy-eympathetic unions. ‘The testi- ofan Morris in the first case on trial. reper oe Bae Ce io Ae On the other hand it is marked Jared she had been unable to find ogy” a ing Hichmond,|°TDmemt concerning conditions in ultditiue ‘ mony was taken, it was learned, with] oniy by the contrast of figures. ‘This was a suit brought by Harry quarters and could not move Srp F. Lehman, Chairman of the|@urope that should = discourage the view af starting prosecution un- The funds in the main came from | Berman, landiord of the apartment ents because of their infirmi- Sdul S. Myers, attorney for several 7 ‘Lev Jonsi- r * ti Justice Marks adjourt aati et the: Civie| Amértina cltiocns Groin going to the der the er Act of those reaponsl: the same kind of sources, and for | BOUS€ at No. 2707 Briggs Avenue, the as min aM 8 adjourn a ob livin, 08 rhe ocatiaal, surety companies which have had to|(ble for the food destruction, the same purpose. Bronx, against sixteen tenants who] probably would gi ~ | Comtiner bonds of weak or one ae waietan petonB pl make good on the bonds of fish merchants tok of barrels of v after paying increased rent for in which to find Sis eitgts Gib depoeed to the| Tene THOS have not Geen made wicked Wall Street messengers who | fish that rotted and had to be thrown Lobb tic tll cae wd nea nicipal Court this morning when Ju ‘some “convenient judge will re-| de to lift the restrictions on pass- “Big Ea" Furey's request he was en- | handle it Money can be expended legiti- Urus forve, riders to pay eight asneAE. iam ics cokessto ‘avs a New York's latest trucking contfo- the primary, elec- jwt Wachate Richmond ana 1} *2€4 their money, N Y DEMOCRATS reported to have met with a set-back /interests supported by chambers of| tion r@sult has been considerably FIFTH FLOOR ode trofley ayatem on Staten Isiana] Mcial reports, and while France and A to bring abo {eral months had balked on the May| |More than 1, men, wom Shun public hecnuse the Government here fell {nto the hands of "master minds,” |in the sea owing to the refusal of| wble poll cared de punts teen rent od refused to pay. The ten-|Mildren packed the 8th Distrt Hytan ob: 4 that per-| has already been pressed from every announced before the hearing that at|union truckmen and fish handlers to] with reference to candidates. It |#t%. led by George Hoffman and G./time Blau began hearing more than goes without saying that some ‘Harrison, .told the court that their'6@0 rent cases. train the Staten Island bus! service | POt# and there is no reason why the deavoring to bring Furey face to face] With both sides declaring their - = ‘Continuing to serve the peopie| American Government shoud ov't) __ i! | POTS the C per navi ate fooe a a bh toto = bgt fight, little) mately, bit I question whether the displeasure of those Epropean “GM, EL EASMES O. Kean, former assoc! pe of a lement is held to-day in ‘ny one who has observed the : : siiesiadpgec a epetmaaeconinns T° seen ae events in this State recently will FRANKLIN SIMON BOYS' SHOPS what Chepeeka” shld Mr, Lobman, ‘Aimericati touriste come abroad to ‘The search for stolen securities was|ver#y. On one aide are industrial) deny that timer Bert-| commerce, boards of trade and ‘The writer has Obtained a surve through the death of Mo Influenced by the expenditure of rt rahe ene rt. \ Tl qeadedifohe te Wehiops ab reveated ik stein, thirty-six, known to Broadway | transportation organizations, On the : as "Morty Burns.” other are several thousand truck One does not have to make very ‘ fa grave and quite unekpected| #0gland are much better off than DODGE WET PLANK Detectives assigned to haunted pebble Lent + actin to} deep analysis in order to learn | * . tion to-day when it was learned| ther countries, nevertheless trans- for Bernstein reported that ‘Mo! ir union principles of handling no) just why it is that the Republican o oo ‘ued on April 1] this year in Lenox|goods on steamship and railroad strikes, e pon tourists are finding it uncomfortable heart. find it easy to get money. buses were crowdéd this morn-|to move around. Since 1916 Bernstein had a room i hls tre Peed badness meng to Thousands of cheek books have oO r oO ults while trolley cars ran with only| Pertunately France and Engtand with a family living at No. 101 haba shen apry perth pale iestat reapohded to.0 fér-ceeing and a er of passengers. In some ih-| “TC not in as bade shape as Eastern (Continued From First Page.) 115th obagetil He Or ae Gal aad Fehre aati many Pr pears fish 4 purpos They yielded jesman. He was seadiness ep, anda large contributions under the be- | trolleys ran with only two and Southern Poland and parts of house a8 a a large b a asicee fares. Germany, ‘Tywhoid fever and apotted | 8 !eorporation of such a plank at {the dest dressed man in the ied aan Sa ible pate rece: | tLe Ga cererrel | pelley $ 50 VPhis ja a gad blow to the Richmond | fever have come over the boarders of | the unofficial State Convention, but |hood. | A youle Tere eciid eae | BESaNSGAt Gt" thir MAbChnMID “Aasbols | pn Ue breece IR SA inehle at —_ Gignt and Raiirond Company and to| Soviet Rusia into Poland and while | Was beaten. ‘The future of the party him occasionally. They hae sheath aici Seaneescd tain HERVE it te industrial peace by force. : Service Commissioner Nixon,|the Poles are striving hard to care] iM the State as well as in the nation |"een married nae be ihe young |etatement that “It le possible this If any one believes that the Hixon grante} the higher fare “to|for the patients, there are dimcuities |"™USt be considered. ‘This is a wise | WAH UMN t er vad # “aweti” apgrt-|may develop into an anti-union Letitia edna atest eal wetesd A low initial cost — tthe Somplete demoralization | #lore in handling the situation, Food| Move on the part of Tammany in} woman sald he Kaito | SCRLGMN Wick, actin: Mascots “Wide |. NRTGESAD CC demsice, 2 te ohiae ; ! ee ; in Germ: the interest of Gov. Si ment on Riverside Drive, in 0" le in this sort of thing, he is due A lower ultimate cost! te public atilit; and that same any ie hardly of the best and Gov. Smith in the spread.’ 3 was threatening to bankrupt the|“Pyone who needs care and nourish-|*VeMt of bjs ‘being a candidate for |'@ this one eexs before his} The #ix big civic organizations try- ee eee i ment ought ‘not to Hsk his or her|Teelection. He*is on record on the} “Yr, bade Ty said this after-|ing to solve the trucking problem, F two suits cost $27.50 a piece, ‘The otly ono of the five trotley| health’ in the central empires. "wet" issue and that is enough to} 1esth.” iio Sioa Yea lephone caile| Which 18 costing $1,000,000 a day, have SPEAK OUT PLAINLY ' i" ” , “eo * : : eg ines operated by the company that|NO PASSPORTS ARE ISSUED TO smity the adherents “te that’ tities. phe here for Mr. Bernstein from | sent out invitations to members ask- HOOVER TO JOHNSON and. one wears only six months, ‘any business to speak of was the CENTRAL EUROPE. I have argued al! along that it in| © ing them to serve on.a Truck Servic : : i i sthport line, which had ate: Depasiement of mate ab nor] footlsh to take dny“nction off spe) Coase, Cleveland and gther cities, pr tocrnppdegbboltas gf hese Ak e| whereas the other weais nine to contend with. the other| issuing pas#ports to any of the Cen-| ishteenth Amendment until the Su- bt al preterm iia Weve te| ‘These invitations were sent out last | Senator Asked to Show Exactly months, the second is $13.75 more were running at a great loxe, | (ral European countries but at the} Preme Court has handed down its # night. J. C. Lincoln, Traffic Manager Where He Stands on League “a ie _the employees were| Mime time there Is mo restriction decision." ‘The woman showed ab Bvening | of the Merchants’ Amociation, said and Reservation economical than the first. of striking again for more|™pOn Americans going into Germany : On the other hand it i# being argued to-day that it was thought the Nf cheeks foun y ous babies based on the increased fare. when once they are in France or Eng- hielo abaphnddaltcs fe here that the side stepping of the mittee would get under wa: The following statement was made Th 1 t of a boy’ it is the x Bei in apartment. Li y early 5 e real cost of a boys suit 15 tion Counsel (Brien is et-| land or Belgium sth Amendmem sends the delega-| wiee were TO eee ine names of | Next. week, to-day by Herbert Hoover: y, od wd ee cares rhe “Senator Johnson is quoted as stating : is [7 Pected to appiy for an injunction to-| Perhaps the mort embarragsing| tion to fan Francisco more “wet”| seven payeen in MUNA fanging from| TWO soore representative business |inat he haa never expressed opposition ultimate cost, and that can be de halting the fa’ hase thi Ripee ie re raise. John J.|p of the whole eituation is the| than the demand for bight wines and] ¢1 999 19 $6,000. All bore what pur-|men will comprise the Truck Service }t, any league to prevent’ war and re- termined by the period of satisfac- 3 oderal receiver of the troliey| way the Europeans are increasing| Beer would have been, The delegates| ported w be the signature of “Chartes| Committee whose personnel will In- {duce urmament. ‘This indication of a ermy Me Pp Who has found the public is| their prices and discriminating |®°W “and upon the platform which] 4 prucker." A man by that name, clude members of the State Chamber|change of heart is a matter of great) tory wear. geteny ad ne to ride MADR gheationos This is most| they were denignated, which expresed| who is sald to have been mixed up| of Commerce, the Merchants’ Associa-| satisfaction. He states that he does not ; ° cars wi oan 1c: in| noticeable in Germany where the|%" Unulterable opposition to Probibi- | tion, the Brooklyn Chamber of Com-)W#nt an English league. None of us do : ‘ ‘ ; the buses fur 3 coris, intimatew\he| supposition that ail Americans are| tion. eRe ts thes Weed Oe wires | merce, the New Xork Board of Trado|, “But does the Senator mean that Ultimately, a Franklin Simon Suit, May seek an injunction to stop the| wealthy ig the basis for higher prices| The dropping of the Peace Treaty] (he bond mystery and Transportation, the Bronx Boara|(h* Covenant with the badge revere | by virtue of its exceptional quality, Eerste Of the eases. for meals, oF rooms, or goods wanted| 94 4 League of Nations dispose of : lof ‘rade and the Chamber of Com-| covenant apd these are the reservations i ‘Public } ‘The present inaccessibility of sev covenant apd these are the reservations h a " Service Commissioner Nixon | by the American traveller than the| the Irish question, that is Jf disposes! era) persons whose testimony is much | merce of Queens. According to Alfred Witch I have supported slncy they were costs less than other suits, an : prea armed (A Veordleayesp sea} denis oy Frenchman, It is not Ke Be far aw this conference is con-| desired in loosening the knots in the |F. Marling of the State Chamber of ate ast November: Wil the Se bee} l : h ! ¢ nore) . {an ymmon ocourrence to find an) Cerne “4 ” . " York Cit: speak out plainly on this subject so that 7 » " ides Warley. counnel fer the Cow-| American’ paying fifty marka for| But the.ohange of heart doasn't| pom Ot investigation is seriously | Commerce, New York City has also It also cos ess 11g it now ael ore been asked to send representatives, |ana phat he stands for in this mantter : | . | beer 8. is e dbacks him up in,an opinion | something which the Englishman is : wp, baahrs soft die , nt : = — = = the company's hive spe-| asked forty-eight marks the income from an 8-cent fare portation facilities everywhere are leaders and the managers of sev- on lees than it used to be from| Towded to the limit and American IN THE P TFORM Hill Hospital of an abscess near the | piers in times of dockworkers’| rai of the Presidential candidates incite appeal to a lot of the Tammany men | t19 gaid to-day that one of the men| J. J..Reardon, President of the United | ass 4 here. Mr. Murphy. ho avy | and the rphy has the heavy |). 2 tes Trucking Corporation, to-da} i ber gives the Commission power | Frenchman forty and possibly every, | hand of the dictator upon them, but | = particularly wanted to question, | Sta is Corpo y| York City. This number represents , , ip Kastel) ho “wien of aayutery,” |anids 45 per cent. of the total of truck od regulate the fare. body else only thirty, they are chafing at the bit and the br on hae Sri andes “To attempt to operate trucks with-| divers. | any VW iv The men who went on striks for| Much of the same discrimination | 0p'of the leaders has loosened the] nos “#ONe ON" & ;| , President Morgan of the Merchants’ | 8 cents an hour returned at 60 and . ago and was presumably in Chicagg. jout union drivers means violence, and} association sald: prevails in, England and in France, | tongues of many. . lished hi “ 1 +) ame, Kaste) is the man through whom, it /violence never accomplis! anything. ‘If the union drivers do not return “It's u complete backdown” was the Py i Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets ; , W. W.| There would have to be police protec-| to, work, the merchants of the city | * tatignantiery Reard.in theccorcidore | W2e,2uese4 18 texttmany by e : trucks and the situation would| Will arrange for trucking. We are said last night: rath candde) eilieol. <fney: cealise’ ther [Oh tee Hehe, THe Mek. hed ihe Fes | CeO eee ee tate roe bond | ioe 4 4 . be * still hopeful that the truckmen will “At the conference Wednesday we) Arierican tourists will noiong su. | Ault of the committee deliberations | UrOk# could yet jn touch with Arn- Mea) enter into an arrangement breaking ae , tein and “Nicky” Cohen. John Quinn, President of Local| the deadlock.” | Werte urged to return to work at a| mit, to such discrimination, and Wu-| Was made known, id . No. 807 of the International Brother-| Hope for a solution was also held miight increase in wages over what} rope is tov St 0 Mr. Myers sald also that in the last , i . we is loo anxious to have Americans. ate Chairman W. W. Farley was b { Teamsters and Chauffeurs,| by Mr. Marling of the State Chamber | were recelving before we struck.|coime abroad to spend their money |oPPosed to the wet platform, so alno |W GAYs he and Assistant District | hood 0 _ «| of Commerce, who sald: H we known the fare was to be} to carry the game too far. was Congressman Thomas &. Smith, | Attorney Dooling had received reports | said: “I am not hopeless that an agree- | | to elght cents we would not| On the other had, accommodations | Secretary of Tammany. The leaders | tht the two “Nickles” had returned | | “Aout CR aaa va tec hand tng sige aoe nee RHE Me pers r @one back to work for the monay| #"¢ Gifioult to wet and the law ot | believe that they have done the ders | sto this vicinity” and were prepared | drivers in this city are unionized. 1s no question of unionism or non- and the hours we did. We intend to} ;/pP)¥ tnd demand Is to some extent ; t is very : (Wawra ee i Temposlle tor the mig, Mee extent | thing. There is nothing to prevent | to surrender if bonds could be pro- Our men will not handle goods where Bea ae ete ae ey, Send our committee to see Mri Nixon| charged. Then, too, there is a en the delegation turning into the “Wet” is .|]men are on strike. If it means a r the public service that we as! Receiver Kubn to-morrow. The| mon impression that every American | (ee giay San, Vranciaca behind some vee told in his @onfession of showdown, then we'll fight to a fin- St thers. “avhave so much contldcncer ) y i will meet again to-morrow night | ¥"0 comes abroad gets a fot of money tab ag Malar toad Will probably be | going to the Post Graduate Hospital | ish.” in the basic reasonableness of human = going when he changes his 4. M3) Hall and hear-what this} Marks or free ee taneee Into Tt goes’ without suying that New| With Nick Cohen, and that the latter According to Quinn there are about} will comply with our request on th: tte reports. Perhaps some of| For many months Burope has sut-|\eyk%, delegation will never vote for PADRE groped a Reg 20,000 union truck drivers in New! ground that it is a public duty.” ‘won't go back to work on Satur-| fered from the effects of the unfas |", 2'% Platform. ‘Tom Taggart of In- | tog Mr.’ Myers identified the man | = — “eons ‘at the present rate of pay.” vorable rate of foreign exchange in| (@na may be relied upon to Introduce | who received the securities as Burns ae Soe endeavoring to buy commodities in| e. plank in San Francisco andl 6. Rernsteln. ! “OFFERS HERO PARK TO CITY. | 2%, U2%e2, Sistem and the American |New York will help awoll the vot. |" in Gluck’e confession he told of ae +| tourist is now paying some of that |<) ( goings to be the lonely | several meetings with “The Count,” » Sade anes daficit. delegation which Justice. Seabury de- |) Sompany With Arnstein gnd Cohen, Dr. Louls A. Dreytus, President of the} Aside, howeyer, from physical con- | * fed #t Baltimore in 1912 ‘ : ‘This individual has now been identi- ‘Btaten Island Civic League, offered Hero| ditions of travel with hotels crowded, sere pooner Fite’ or Gov.) hed as “Count” Carrigan, @ middie ©) Park, on Grymes Hill, Staten Istind, to) ‘Mains taxed to the very doors and |tumed down by the Iepublican ma- |aked Mun, also Being sought by the (she clty, through the Bourd of Etim: aisles, and good food searce in many police. He is well known in gambling ‘@2 cents, but many of them were| though in both countries the Govern. to-day. One of the strike} ments are doing their utmost to keep nature that I believe the truckmer eaase Seestesece ity in the recent session of the parts of Europe, there are certain | ry circles of this and other cities, COR etay. a2 & memoria’ to the Staten] Yangers of a Mow-up that may any | Woeislature and an, effort will be oy “Island men who gave their lives in tho made to have the eight be c ! M ‘ : S oon day caune American tourists incon: | minimum ave ihe sight % atl ber Dozen Bond Suspects Watched in Our 5) o aq ' ‘ a dorsed by the natoina!l convention, Montreal. er a ‘The site of two acres, with improve and 8th bis for each of the 142 men who sacs] 4,NObOdy, can foretell the future, tut evening. a the New York police foree, with an- } m @rdciisious golden confection made from Fare, Ope ‘yificed their lives. In the park |s Sugar number of strikes and industrial Siw Orleans Molasses, rich and © er I other investigator, visited Montreal a y velvety Checorns EEE halved ohare. back do: | cate Keene se eee cocoon PIMLICO ENTRIES. few days ago in connection with the SeEane® fone Uneneenes Fenerent Found Box NUMBER OF STRIKES IN EUROPE | It is expected that the lab NTREAL — rch we stent “gies ‘snor hve at the Inbors of the] MOX 14 Quebec, May 7.—When 7th . Spaeth Seated! rH Pde yinn 18 INCREASING. conference will be finished this! saul S$. Myers, and Capt. Peabody of For Friday and Saturday, May ev, ms case Americans who went from Paris tei th oalted there during the glacial period.| to a seaport town to get thelr supply eS a Arauteln cane, tiny Usenribad sys 5 : Fhres vronse iatlet» have been laced |for" Americans found’ a dock airke| yRACH TRACK, PIMLICO, ma, denen SROUEN I Seteiyg Agency ts Our Two Big Week-End Extra Specials wpon it, one of them a scroll contain-| ®2d, inasmuch as the sailing of the May ~The entries for to-morrow's |\05 over 9 dozen der R BEPIES aimee O¢ all the men to whom Vangel writs postponed, they , pleaded Si, Biietital : ae! Maeraiinthe “eon Gl whee aie Aas 1 SMOOTH ALMONDS! nut ROVALRE ye nd ‘the park is dedicated with the steamship officials to let | paiong, di Misore Mares, 108; Alvereajeinge | clared to have traded knowingly in : “4 eet with @ heart af choi o bam Bo re the ship, There wae ab. a0 We ti ae ta Rian ih dio. Mae the stolen bonds. j sre each cent Kan Graed Cocenget, | tor MEN, WOMEN Cc BOYS aneieaeaana y no accommodations in the| ¢ he 10: Putt, 108; |» pe RS EERE hotels of the fittle town. Roxirate, in ‘ h ee tesed SNES New vorkers are ”raid to heve| GROHE KATE ines suring vatey| METHODISTS SCORE QUALITY—STYLE—V ALUE walked the streets all night in a vain | Bleewiechase, tod * TANGIER BLUE LAWS effort to find lodging. aw.) Drcliven 140; feb ® i 3 hance Le you tape prevented relief from Aden, i avon 18; ta ~ Added Special for Frid: The prices are no higher than elsewhere, yet i Somebody with discretion enough to) MP). 4 (0) Mare ln a fase aye . Extra led Special for Friday & Saturday, Hygrade clothing is as stylish, as well made an Permit the Americans, to live, on| Finith iekoi" inka, Magsioay*Mibattar | “Nonsensical” and “Stubborn” Are May 7th & 8th * carti ; Hoard the ehip while it waites for| Gia: em cule. —Garumre, ae fen eae y of as large assortment as that carried by the ayy the strike to pod qould have saved | (tire: } Terms Applied in General RTED GLOSS GOODIES: A representative collection of our f . i j i Te i cteciatcleas omestiiioes, the prospective passengers—who had | iva "Na “to Conference. i] | iaSting wwects resented In @ variety which will dellxht the hard candy yh best cash stores—in short, just the things you % if abready paid for , their passage—no | Semite. W;, Firs (Gore, om: tatih JC. . t |] | Phere re tier Oonfections, Crystal Blocks and pa Eonar want plus the advantage of paying for them in ae i} end of trouble ache. 10 a ‘| DES MOINES, Towa, May 1.~shlue | | America® Witsty Bincnale POUND BO: “Meir Lester. « bymffiful girl, ‘Industrial conditions, in England are chet WACK "he Weltdere Mandicap; wares. | IAW,” whether of Methodist or other . easy, weekly payments. ’} hy the most baffling of all, Some re- = “es origin, drew heavy fire in the Methodist | A Say ae Goris’ Indisnte. thet mngiand ie apc] fe % : Mi wst! |General Conference hore to-day, | Other Week-End Attractions CONVINCE YOURSELT, COME IN, COMPARE foved vou i de deata? | parently sitting on a powder ke and | Maer, 12h: 8 ‘“@fonsenaical” and “stubborn” were that almost any day it would not be ! pounds ‘ ts i tra Si: ees furbrising to find hat, Tadlcal labor | “Yee itr! nt nang: ne. | ere spl to Methodit tame aaid ta) | [ oupconare, 00: YR mow nape forte Sltne for Etat Men and Wernen |had gotten out of hand and decided | rade and Ait RAS. | govern the fe of Tangier Island, | sd Rann tora the country Feat Bia icy But | Chesapeake. Ray, whore @ boy was ehot sorte ne STYLISH SUMMER FURS in the other hand, England's suo- . 0 2 rat **hasdue, | because he failed to attend church 0% a tion 3 thus far in handling the railway! Me Riess 4s ecsdia-caiey} | Sond ay : | ‘Sagar ” Cirocointe ““¢ f25™ ST. STORE Out-of-town Residents will find wirike is Che buxis of widespread opti en ned foe Tider ewe invite vored with the finest OPEN EVENINGS our Credit Plan a Convenience. Mmiam and ‘confidence on the pare of, i rm: two yee hare a eae, Reaves compel caf mtewTT'caa' at eemeeniniet One i another set of observers, European {tvrure alder te erate attend church” Rev. G. 2, Orisa: sveees: win © countries probably do not like to have Cab. 112) Anulics man of Counell Blues, 1oM, said, "The celled fragrant, velvety | the American public told that travel itn ; ‘olds o rch cannot tolerate @ minister of the Chocolate. A goody of over there je difficult and at times sineeain ray realty gompel who rules his flock like a caar, distinetivs rome tie Stores: New York, Fremeh © 8 distressing, but the truth ts condi». fam 34 (um ude | athe ustor, at, Tangier” taland’ ia ai’ } | Sharm 59c iBruskiyas Newurk. 131 WEST 125°ST} 113 NASSAU SZ tlons ure far from normal and that is ER |] | B8t%p pox Neer Ann Street. Peto ott les Mrs i Ameria 4 aad Le c pension laimed; Wack fast, wenn mn at ps BE Mee Ory, né who go abroad can hurdiy en INT so Fey exact location vee | aes eae aie John's ‘ ‘The specified weight incluides the container, to much change poy war f it