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torte . ae — Gon’t like the’ feel of th 4 ten each at it Johnson is pound- the pial Makers, Hé does ‘to w6t on the foot he Baye, “UNLMss, I should deem it in confeetion mith the If there should be a tend- Rho Aodge the League of Na- | issue I should not hesitate to the floor to oppose what I would ag a grave mistake, if not « ICESSIONS TO JOHNSON. horrid notion in the minds of whore duty it ts to ie that fo eonces- to Johndon, for ite aa- ee tnt 0. hin off means putting him ‘Position to deciare all gledges can- led because of bad faith of tho gntracting parties. Mt was known that Johnson would if With @ BWirl ahd u dig nolse. was not realized until to-day that would repeat the Roosevelt success keeping the racket going after ly Had yun to take @ look and ap Rodedvelt aid. Thero was no could : repeat the Roosevelt wer. Lior it. has been talk of a change waa oe Panes, he fent a politely 4 of Congratulation. ings,” K other. y look it. They Are grimly ae- “Hell Roaring Hi" mast but how can they do) party? | | LOWOEN MEN iN ‘NCONTESTS FROM TWO MORE STATE Wood Delegates From Missis- sippi and South Carolina Quickly Bowled Gut. policy, Sen NT TO MAKE ANY] CHIOAGO, June 4—1n the contests coming hefote the Republican Na- onal Committee to-day trom eight districts of Mississipp! a mib-commit~ tee reported the proceeditigs of the that delegation was sented. It is uninstructed, but is counted among the Lowden forces. In tho South Carolina contests, where the faction led by National Committeeman Tolbert was by 4 delegation ied by J. Duncan Adams, the committee voted to seat the delegates at larg@ of the Tolbert ddlegation, which is counted in the Lowden column. ‘This contest turnishea the com- mittee with a halt hour of vatdeville|¢hance, although his own game was in which Tolbert drew roars of laugh-| pretty long. Dyer, refusing to falter, tet, chetra and applause. | Gov: Hooper of Tennesses, presenting) ff, F. Turrell of Morris County, ac- ht What all the fliss was about) rng cage for the Adams faction, | counted for the other murprise when counted for Wood, denounted the Tol- ‘bert organization as an “oligarchy” of| Baltusrol, who Was another hand- long stafding, # feptidiated by the Republican voters of South Carolina strategists vy) wane. that only 1,600 ballots were cast for ‘At their beck an Huglics in the entire state in the Presidential election of 1916, Former The Adams delegation was support- BRENNAN ER TET jloomed up in the logical favorite Dyer, atP esc KA ey i RAS CRO SUN Ps TROT saul , FER UYANING WORLD, FRIDAY, JURE 45988 eg i TRAVERS DEFEATED IN SECOND ROUND Links Contest for N. J. State Championship. By William Abbott. (Btatt Coreaondent of ‘The (rening World.) Reekie, F. F. Turrell, Frank Dyer and Jofsey State Golf Championship. This grouping was only accomplished after two big upsets In the second round, when Frank Dyer of Montclair time the former national title holder former intercollegiate champion, was in good form. He was out in 35 strokes and stood four up at the turn. Travers was helpless against that wildfire golf. He nover had @ real won by 6 and ¥. he eliminatea August Kammer of picked favorite, Kammer lagked his customary brillianey while his op- ponent shot around in top form seldom getting into trouble and hav- ing luck in the greens. OF GOLF TOURNEY Surprises Galore Turn Yp in ARCOLA, N. J., June 4—Witiam Maurice Risley won thelt way into the! write the pist-| Mulyinilt faction to be rewular and |*%-final round to-day for thé New plucked out Jerry Travers at the very | ( HEIRESS MARRIES MYSTERY IN BABE LEFT BY A WOMAN He MODEL POLICEMAN OF MOUNT VERNON Comrades to Give Banquet to Tierney—Will Remain on Force. Police Hero and Wealthy Bride Won in Mt. Vernon Romanc smgum (NTO WILSON HAND REPUBLICANS PLA BY LACK OF ACTION Adjournment of Congress May Prove to ‘Have Been 4 Tactical Mistake. By David Laurence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) WASHINGTON, June 4 (Copyright, 1920).—Whether or not the Repubil- can party in control of both Houses of Congress has made a mistake in deciding to adjourn for the remainder of the summer and autumn and leav- ing untouched plenty of measures which were recommended for passage by the Executive is something that will be threshed out in the political campaign, but certainly the Repub- licans have played into the hands of the While ilcuse '» hetaking them- selves from the national co ital and leaving the President free from em- barrassing resolutions and so-called “pop-gun” Ddills, as proposals ate Congress in session and the depar- ture of even the two Houses when the Democrats were in control occea- Police Look for Stranger in] sionea sighs of reliet at the White Black Who Called Twice With Tiny Girl~ House. But this time the Republi- cans have kept up a constant bom- bardment either by investigations through scores of committees or vex- CONGRESS’ RECORD | OF BILLS PASSED 87 Rotaheviate Reported M¥ectited. BERNE. switzertand, June &—Ukea- inian official sourves report it 87 OR FAILED TO PASS| tne were taken prisoner, by. Gallelane ‘Eight Important Measures Ap-| ties against the population. proved, 7 Investigations Made; | 2 Bills Pending. WASHINGTON, June 4. BRE are the high spots in the record of the present Congressional session which began in December and ends to-morrow. ’ MEASURES PASSED. Appropriations of nearly $4,000,+ 000,000. Me Railroad reorganization. Water power, ) Teasing of oll lands. Establishment of a budget. Vocational rehabilitation. Army reorganization, standing army of 297,000. Civil service retirement. BILLS THAT FAILED TO PASS. Soldiers’ bonus, Packer regulation. Cold storage regulation. To stop profiteering in shoes. Minor measures aimed at high cost of living. Tax revision. ‘To establish a Department of Education. Failed to ratify the Versatlies Treaty, Austrian Treaty and Franco-American alliance. INVESTIGATIONS CONDUCTED, Campaign expenditures. Award of naval medals, Navy Department's conduct of the war, fax Department's conduct of the war. 5 jexulation of sugar prices b; Attorney Generql Palmer, if Deportation aliens involving conduct of Louls F. Post. Bolshevist propaganda and ac- tivities, YET TO BE ACTED UPON. Ukrainian troops were condemned to Jeath and shot for extrstordinary atroci- Hoes “NONS 60 GOOD” Trim ankle fit—no gap —no give—a feature of Hurley Low Shoes. - Only scientific designing can obtain such results Made over __ special lasts in one hundred dif- ferent combinations of | widths and sizes. ty For example—C forepart, B instep and A heel. Grips the foot firmly. Cannot gap at ankle or slip at heel. Corset fitting at instep. 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Mr. Wilson Gordon Cooke of Areola, 3 and 2 with- |ma&n" of Mount Vernon, who took | tions of party regularity on which the | out extending himeclf. Wetnenday off to slip quietly Gown | Wered the belt catty to-day to and] Wil certainly not call Congress into/ Tolbert delegation rested its case, special session unless some “grave made ah appeal for a feotganization Gigrea dacrmalnaty, Atlantic il to Manhattan and place a wedding|#t her door @ slender little woman! emergency” arises, #0 Washington in the State which they contended ring on the third finger of Miss Jo-|°f fifty dressed in black and carry-/ will be free from Congressional activ- Would brig oot the Regublican vore | Van Wied f Bultuarcy winning by ee a one of Mount| Ing a baby. ity until next December. i PENNY PO D PR iltiam Cooper Pfooter and | ang aapbuild tho party. 8 and 2. Vernon's wealthiest young women,| “This 1s Dorothy Stewart's baby,"|CHANGE THEIR TACTICS FRO ih 9 Hn Jt i Hitohoock have gone a Attacking the evidence presented by The summaries: will be banqueted some night next |®#!d the little woman in black “She THOSE OF 1918. | ° fing. Mre Procter, théy fine Tomert faction, much of which ho| Championship Divistot, Second) vee wy nis fellow policemen, with | ives here and I've brought it to her."| From @ publicity viéwpoint, the will continue in his present “ ” Round—W. M. Reekie, Upper Mont-| iv ity with the Wood forces charged was “ooked up,” Mr. Hooper the present agreement to we Mr. Hitchoock act as gen- ligsimo of the forces on the Lieut. Michael Silverstein, boss of the “I don’t know any such person,”| Republicans are not pursuing the told the committee “there is some-|*l@ingbeat G. Cooke of Afoola, 8 UP Hetective Bureat, acting as toast-| Mrs. Ferguson satd. “No one with @| samo tactics as they did in the last thing rotten closer to this commit-|@nd 2 to play; F. F. Turrell, Morris | master. beby lives here, You are mistakerl in| elections in 1918. Then, it was decid- tes room than Denmark.” County, beat A. F, Kammer, Baitug-| ‘Tierney is the only Mount Vernon | the place.” ed that the halls of Congress af- | ‘The committee showed its support | Tol, 4 up and 2 to play; F. W. Dyer,| policeman who has twice been se-| The woman with the baby insisted | forded a better forum than the cities | vention floor was unanimous | o¢ ino tolerant faction by frequent | Upper Montclair, beat Jerome D.| tected for distinction as an honor|*he was right and finally had to be| and towns themselves. Of course, a aurepable all around, bursts of applause and closed the case |Travers, Upper Montclair, 6 afd 4;/ man. On one occasion he went alone | °rdered out of the apartment. An| speech in Congress denouncing some- | food and Lowden, tainted by th | i tore Hooper had finished his ‘argu-|M. Risley, Atlantic City, beat C. | into a Mount Vernon basement at|0UF later Mrs, Ferguson was egain| thing or exposing some move on the fons brought out by the Sen | oo, Van Vieck jr Baltusroh 8 up and 8 to| midnight to grapple with’ a negro|®Wakened by her bell. It was the| opposing political party 18 privileged investigating committee regard ’ ti play. same little gray woman with the to attract more atten- bee greg ameeagnet apd [indi adipeamyentcentiebuetbeehd bil TUE ete Pe 4 Rouna—| slant whom he arrested for burglary. | bony and 1s bound to attract mo hill battle to fe- | CArelina District the National Com- 4: 'y, parrow, Baltusrol, beat Stephen |He joined the force fourteen years |, : .,| tom than the usual run of campaign ae ee cont them go | milter voted to seat the Tolbert dele-| Berrien, Upper Montelair, 4 up and 3/ago, after four years in the navy. ‘This {8 Dorothy Stewart's baby," | gheeched. ‘There were more chances Vaal one oreo lentes ngs ihoha dete dared to play; F. B. Richardson, Motris| ong of his possessions ts a navy|°n4 nees™ "t Know she lives here] for the Republicans to keop thelr —— aia bi {Nay Lap Wee Peal} “diate, Glen Ridse{| medal for valor alsplayed jn tho[¢, I've brought it to her. I'm tired} Hemocratic colleagues on the jump | ql } ONCE A WEEK I ly to the charge of a “rump” \ raat the Adams faction argued dataulty ee ee Sears Brees fealty operator and manufacturer. when Mrs. Ferguson phoned the| Congress departs with the country in | trict contest It was charged that Na-| pT’ parr, Baltusrol, $ and 3; Plerre| Philippine uprising. carrying It around, You'll have tol hy remaining in session than ‘by | f war eo far as international | that its supporters were prevented by|won from D. H. Smith, Forest His |The couple met for the first.time a! police, After hearing her story the |“ State Of MOL Toenied, 10 GET WO0D FUND Physical foree trom leaving the Malls|ty gefault: 3, W., Bacher, Dneleweod, | couple of Years ago when the'patrol-| poiice took charge of the baby and| It Yon ne “a ita % ‘Trade Mark Joy for Vacation-ites, Excursionists and Week-End Tourists Our Week-End Combination Package OR Friday and Saturday, June 4th and 5th, we feature Combination No. 2, presenting a number of individual packages, put up in large, compact container, wrapped in plain paper, with handle attached for carrying. The contents are as follows: 1 Package of, Boston Broki indy, in Woxitiit Chocolate Marmnchino Cherries, Lb. Box Ohocolate Cov Creamery Caramels, Southern Parl (th Dixie goodies), Qld Exshion Me Fe e * 2 Lb Box of jal PACKAGE COMPLETE acting as Hitoh¢ock organizers, were| white of New Brunswick won from | 0f No. 48 North High Street, Mount stopped. 2 among those who attended the con-|R. 1. Gwaltney, Baltusrol by default: | Vernon, whose late husband, Henry policeman Gray yas sent around| ‘va."iett ‘ui Sane ea Gitasioat:jtarn vention and organized the contest. ||P. Platte of New Brun#wick won| Limburger, amassed a fortune a6 from the West 1524 Street station|of which is the treaty of Versailles. || | house of LOFT Is famous. enveloped In wrappers of our Our Big Week-End Special for Friday & Sat., June 4th & 5th CHOCOLATE COVERED FUDGE—Jast morsels of that famotts old time Chocolate favored Fudge for which the Our Two Big Week-End Extra Specials ‘The policeman's bride is the only ett and former National Committeeman | ghackama Won, 6 up and 5 to.play. 2 couch, left a bottle of milk beside it] ene Democrats are preparing, on Blober of the. District of Columbla, | 'rkind Divwione-rirat round? AK, [child of Mrs, Fredericka Limburger and ran out before she could be| ine ctner hand, to go before the coun- It is a four-|tieve they caf best use their time and 1 to play: Carter Smith, Hacken- | porhood on a burglar hunt. Shortly months-old girl and is dressed .injand energies out in the country tional Committeentan Bean of Florida| 4’ Proal, Deal, beat R. & Porter, take it." She laid the infant on a} gajourning. jewood, ‘The Republicans, nevertheless, de- by the doors and went out the win-|peat P. De Ronde, Engl . 2 up| man went to the Limburger neigh- | curried it to Bellevue. were PASSES DAINTIES | [ ASS« OD Fi i “| by A ¥ . y 8 mother ai e le woman in| th ecutive as the r mn for the - 4 nent J hocolnte Covered 8 Wontinued m First Page.) teeman. The answer was drowned in| beat J. J. Kane, Weequahic 8 up and | that section and they met frequently. | piack who got tired carrying it SON ais St a state of war, They || | and tasty Molasses Goodies comprised |} including Fruit Winveread tueauna, an ’ a roar of jaughter and ayes as the/9 ¢, : W. A. Whitl Jt for qn indorsement this week. | committee voted to eeat the Tolbert | boat W. hamaen § ae Leonard Wood League, the | delegate. campaign organization, in totals shown on Mr. Stebbins’ up to June 2, had received $158, and empended $156,271. gn Committee had réveived 418, and spent $279,807. shows @ total of around $436,- Chairman Kenyon commented. Mount Vernon rumor says the po- | ground. beat W. B. Mehl, Shackamaxon, 2 wp |}iceman was a thrifty young man } in and 1 to play. rete | ha eat pont ales eases TANIA Tes GIVE Gray, Arcola, beat H. M. Batcth, . HANDCUFFED MEN Bautaerol, 3 up and 1 to play: G.|he has laid away $25,000 or $30,000. OR il pret PAU GL Pr RMON. VIG ee ore esen mre) eta Reneees | Wilh! his ride be bas ee: Uh # Gome | publican President so that the vartv burg, North Jersey, 4 up and 2 tolin a pretty cottage at No. 117 South! Wood, Lowden and Johnson Start }may be in complete and harmonious lay; W. ©. Schoup, Baltusrol, beat}. he: f the Gov- Te Ranges. Inglewood, 4 up and 2 to | First Avenue, Scheme and Others Ate contro} of all branches o: to Join In. Vehicle Struck by Gates Avenue! piay; ¢. 1. Saulsberry, New Bruns-| To @ reporter ‘who called upon him REST aon. ty aasanth ara. Rot Car on Its Way to Raymond | Wis® Wor from W. Marcus Jr Mont. | at home this morhing the motorcycle) without embarrasament to the Re- Polleeman said, “Resign? Never! Why| cr1cAGo, June 4.--Schemes for pub. | publicans whose membership in the ton, 4 wp and 8 to play: M. H&oe-| should I? Because Mrs, Tierney 19/11ci\ty in the several political camps back Senate is taking on more and more of Molasses Peppermint Cups, Twists, Carls, Satinettes, Buttereups, Blos- 1» Honey Hock and many others 01 equally pleastig, Our recular Bie coods. 49c PECTAL. EXTRA SPECIAL 40g ructive | will insist that nothing co! along the tines of Republican doc- | tring could be aeomplished with «| Democratic President in possession of DAILY INTERVIEWS | tie veto power and that the on'y Marshmallows, Nougutlnes, Caramelg, Planutlons." nad “mans” others. eae nettln c Freminm. Afi “Chocolate. Oar Tea, Bie £2F%, XTRA SPECIAL, 79 POUND BOX Twe-Lb, Bow 81.58. K CHOCOLATE PARLAYS — A combl- tne, eeetnent je! fend fey, irre= ied Into bia jownright gopd~ maki Hones med amely ed Pecan o K CHOCOLATE: HED ASSORT clair, by default; 9. K. Boyce, North Street Jail. Jersey, beat C. P, Brdman, Prince- res,” returned the Witness, “but I * la definite cleavage between conserva- to make it perfectly clear that} Four prisoners in a van being con-| echennef, Ridgewood, beat H, Mes-| said to be wealthy? What difference |on a new phase 'to-day. Wood, Lowden tives and radicals. ‘The latter are in are atnounts Mr, Sprague cov-| Yeved to Raymond Street Jail were in-| singer, Pore Lake, 7 up and 5 to| does that make? The police job has {and Johnson began giving two daily In-|the minority, but they can always ” jJured this afternoon outside the Gates | pla, cinnes, Princeton, beat | ),,, 9, | tervi te er men, Other the Dembdcrats and 4 in his statement, as well, cake Cur Betchive’ whan the van| B: Xé. Silch, Hackensack, # up ana 1| °C" my life and, unless they fire me, |terviews to newspape combine with the ore wi will continue to be." candidates will join in this as they ar-| cause trouble. & poneral Aicussion | was hit by A Gates Avetiue surface car. | to Olay. ha tat ‘The radical Repweticans, for tn- Stores! York, romparuble P cmulum ‘ 4 “] ¢ be anything j five My r ‘ a Taaee mn the committee and the wit-| ‘the four men were locked in the van I don't want John to Gcnator Poindexter of Washington | stance, wanted Congress to. sfay in Brooklynf Newark. antK is rh ‘Washingt : horgtate. in an effort to determine the | and handouffed th patts. SENATE ACCEPTS but a policeman,” anid Mra, Tlerney.| rica" to-day from Washington and| session and take stepe to curb profit, ‘and Hoboken, fhereate, The ee ‘Wood national fund. ‘The van was in charge of Harry It was his fecord In the Navy an eering Fin _—$—$—<$<—$$ $$ —_ For exact location see telephone directory. NEW MARINE BILL) as a poticernan, with nis doportment | 5 Saturday | hie apacial | Traine sor [campaign expenditures, The Demo- ‘The specified weight includes the container, Bliairman Kenyon suggested that | Hunt, of No. 409 Hafeodk Street, ‘The Doosters and delegates are due in from | Cents are anxious to have the cam- Sh Addition of $74,390 to the total) van wes thrown against a touring car ‘ as af of tone, that first aroused My | the West. paign under perpetual investigation, ie * and overturned. Magistrate Louls H. admiration.” m delegates | believing that the bulk of the funds Sy Treasurer Sprague would |p olds, who witnenred "the accttent, | Wereement With “House Conferes| "the" *imodel policeman” ts about | ive aay Ee et aviv Me oe eyM a collented of will 66 60l- ; the total. Senator Pomerene, | 41 out of hie office and ordered court Approved by Vote of 45 thirty-eight years old and his wife a hy fnrough the quadrenniat {ected by the Republicans. . ther calculation, said that an dozen years his junior, Mrs. Tierney, |country to 60 © HAS MANDS FULL KEEP- itiea oe 9290,000 to the By attendakie 16 unlock the vas door, The to 14. denen year iated musician, attended | preliminaries of caucasing, clecting| LOOGE HAS K aa re enuired., Mr, Beeb. |cokr men were taken to the basement of! WASHINGTON, June 4.—he Senate| finishing schools jn Europe: Their delegation officers, membera off ING HANDS TOGETHER. PUTT CCQTAATCUUQUUGAULGAAIA LULU UCOLUAUL LLU Flixt’s Fine Furniture GUARANTEED. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SPECIAL SALE OF FLINT QUALITY DEPENDABLE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE TO YOUR ORDER SOFA $195 ARM CHAIR $97 Commodious and luxurious pitces, covered in tapestry or velour (your personal selection), with, a liberal range of attractive colorings from which to choose. prstenk the various convention committees and| But the conservative Republicans - | Purvis of St. Sobin's Hi Sonar: Beeeiann oe, eitesonnes ‘ , have had enough troubles with their atin ne <A abetigeal Seae wi fallen to Saieume Mate TOL | on the merchant marine bill by a vote BOLSHEVIKI OFFER choosing the State representatives on t dia unority, en Ene ry is hands ‘rom. 1 audited. aed very per fiven by lpirone, IT vette old, af No. 4se Wilson | ‘The bill outlines for the United States AID TO MUSSULMANS] ‘tere are miles of bunting flapping | ving Keeping the Republican Party to- “ME. Sprague was $1,150,000. » re a brok a of war bullt @hips to private American of take Michigan; there are buttons, /¢act that he has had only a margin ihe fuid Mr. Loeb raised?” Chair- VERNOR FILL interests insofar aa it is possible in the} Will Drop Claim to Constantinople | badges and souvenirs by the oashesds of wo or three votes to. deal with, -aearret o ue baa pyr Lee Pili ta ntedics erekcee| cm wep lian Revolution, retrospectively with a good deal of > aners. merioan purchase ‘0, I don’t,” Mr, Stebbins replied. BOARD VACANCIES Is Report. ing thelr. voice the “uproar; t the party together. ‘ised the commit. ——_ are enthusiasts ready to parade at @ ‘o have @tayed in session, it was . Loeb, but promis e - oo a vo tiepadh a of the full oon-|Members of All Commissions RABBI TO PENITENTIARY, | offered to give the Mussuimans material| winners and mourn with the losers, CES g ceans me ioe nt cones} a aid against the alles, to renounce all souks “wince malait Reve meant & (oe 0 connip, it Independent Wood funds t e Boxing. er of Conmremat' of Constantinople, and to protect Persia be disappointed by the Republican Te ee als Shere ere ” r National Convention either in the se- joo eapendiures, but that lo Dr. George A. Fiaher of New York | Attorney Street, rabbi and sexton of |{e intormalfon to-day from the scinieins fm $200,000 Libel Salt, of the vatious planks of the party as & momtber of the State Milllary|4" Bast Side congregation, was sen. | foreign offtee, ‘A request that the 300,000 Kibel suit | Hiatform, the capacity of the radical Cent. of the money epent from my | Or re eth today. On the ove of |Juations Breschi, Moss and Murphy in| Celved by the authorities of Trebizond, &| ooo, o¢ New Rochelle, against United | side the ranke 1s leas with Congress erpei went, cer Suny his departure for French Lick, Indiana, |SPeclal Sessione for not leas than six | Turkish seaport on the Hive’ Sea Im) state, Marshal ‘Thomas D, McCarthy | In adjournment than In season. " al minority, Senator Lodge has we, mont seriously Injured wag aul | of 45 to 14. the Republlcan National Committee. old, Shipping Board a general policy for sale and fluttering in the late spring breeze8}' other in the Senate. Considering the Don't you know the contributors at are rooters and boosters prepar- | satisfaction, for in most instances he sald receipts were issued solely to ships may be sold to Foreign buyers, PARIS, Sune 4—The Bolshevik! have | noment’s notice and to cheer with the| oo Panted iby ae Berg Se tasasastent: ‘weed rence] She Eusept Body to ROG || seta wtisectn Witen stinded Moma cise Rusia sie hive for mansion | MARSHAL ASKS TRIAL HERE. | f+ if the taical novataicane shculd : {nation by England, according pareiprgapespenspul y Mr, Stebbins said there were] ALBANY, June 4—Re-appolntment| Jacob Radowits, sixty-aix, of No. 4l Stemi domination by Maxlanc MoCarthy Seeks Change of Ve National Convention either in, the se. y Wel small. ? “ The withess said that in genral, 10| Training Commission was announced by |teneed to the penitentiary to-day by| These omens it was sald, wore Te-} | oct by Jacob Grab, @ restaurant| Republicans for political mischief in- commities is thoroughly sat- wireless despatches from Moscow. 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M any Sofa & Easy Chair. . ° . minatiqn was conclude the newly created State Boxing Com: ms Presidential and Congressional halen Baraka bargin} incinber dt his congregation, as w result —— — their ‘publication In newspapers of thie] Preset di vag bewun. In CMrnent, Mahogany “ " 80.80 DIVORCE INJUNCTIONS, | Merers te the stato Racing Com- PC ia ihe go bbe arhte t h wid aa Ay ot Prange ermal Mocarthy raided Grebie res:] American foreign policy Femains un- Mahogany Li 472.80 = ares lea 4 taurant-and danee hall Dec. 3, 1917, and | defi ‘wun’ e outcome o' lahogany Settee : + ss eepanengronnt mlesion were named as follows: Harry], The blind man was led inte eourt te) , inital Schley during the Spanish-| {tis alloged that next day he’ told New | Novernber elections 1s known, Domes woes # 37.50 = Sealed ant W ad Attor. | F. Sinclair, New York ; James W. Wards- |] oy) Oye a blen for clemence on the! American War will render their tri-| York newspaper reporters there were! i?’ \eeimation, especially the much Mahogany Sofa & A 330. = ney Must Not Discass Case. worth, Sr, of Geneseo, and George W ty of the detendant’s yeara, @nd,|/bute to the unknown dead of the thirty, untostoated apidiers fren, wort teikec’of changes in the tax laws and Mahotany Seta, Eseyt! p... 434. 9 = , Court suatice Terhey to- | Loft of Baldwin. © All were re-appoint | when Justion Fresthi impowed atone: es Navy in services next| hat many of the women present were | the much mooted soldier bonus, have Mahetany Wing Sota & Wing Cha ; é 3 0:00 = @ratited two° Injunctions asked py | ments. preme Court fo a certificate of Feason- [8 rnoon Ih Dreamland Park,| clad "like trapess performera i &|all been lost in the shuffle. Both Mahogany Wing Sofa & Wing Arm Chair.....$395 Less 50%,.. 197.50 == Tray. patent attorney of No,|, The commission to examine laws re-|abie doubt. E Fwy offiginia. of th sree oh ——— parties confidently go forth to devide Maken Soft Arta Chait $500 Less 50%. 250.00 == Q lating to child welfare te: George J, — a officials of the Ay the deadlock which has existed since Pie feany oer Eas Chair & Wing Chair,. $2000 Less 40%. 1200.00 == Birect, io # separation action duadron No. 16) wom: ent te Die tor! November, 1918, between the executive Mahogany Sofa, Easy ing 00 pone d first 1s a | GUleaple and Mise Sophie Irene Loob| purty Trapped in Rank Firey Ail/in command of William ©. Hussey, eecaie, frovernber, 2006 Cri bene. tee ae aw, = York, Miss Mary K ot ———— and le - = ender chat the papets Av et PE deat Sl Tne peter AR rt ged bed Site cass ey te Me| Hattie Dixon, negress, convicted of | ernment. on’ = d; second et \<' . complicity with her sixteen-year-old eM Re AP = a Dd hee pe i Bilen Joyee of) employees in the Utien Trust ahd De- ton 'Theedore tn the murder of Luciiie| Col. Rand Ie Appointed to Prose- = 3 un n — Belt Company wullding Were tragped t Chief Degasd Be ere in for & 0400 pearing be Regt eute Henry. 1 = Mart for Chicago | by # tire to:day, In whkn groat vol former Chief of Staff and | to-day sentenced by Judge alioe hehe | ALBANY. June 4—Designation by Flint 8 Horner Ing Delayed. Ms Ry A gy Me ei County Feurt te be. sieot fed | Attorney General Newton of Col, Will 20:26West 36th. = pte rent: in the weel July 12, ‘inten inn Rand @ Special Deputy. to pr rt = ' ay on hearth, fentenee. THe gen a Paiee J «Domine denty = nN in Sing , Tousoanelt oo le for oa: PTATEULALUAI EAT ETE eA NEN ie omy aero rae eeonevemveemeeereineeD, ammrnetener = oa Sa ep ab aw ved