The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 3

THE | EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920, ‘ ~ GOVERNMENT AGTS “<A Women Helped to Win the War, So Will Women Help to ‘Win Peace,’’ Says Noted Hero of War, Gen. Nivelle IN TICKET SCANDAL: CHECK ON GOUGERS 40 cents an emed hour. He specified work a Savannah ¢n this COfi= (5 n r TAK EYENPTIN “Forwets? att |SHPPNG BOARD | TO.AID BUILDING, 420ut Shots A MiNE OF GRAFT URBAN UREES i «SAV ITESGES = Shipping Bowrd, according to leon's testimony, made mo dit. respecting prices, ao long ad wed inspection, He men« Iron Works a hav. 5 per cent. profit om ch was sublet, v's testimony included @ $2,000 repair job hipping Board $20,- four dauditors at i pater sald, was formerly . . — AG ethe! Miceman vi der in Texas, SEU cERoR | GEN. NIVELLE SAYS: | or 3 : PRALIORY ae Recall ‘Whether Police Brite tracts and. to Theatres Required by Law to « . ' Introduces Amendment to Or- sed Sign as Target. |Padded P nse: and Big Over-| have work Jared, adding that Loa i ed ined y aw 6, French Women, American | dinance in Accordance with . ' charges Common—Barten- jot the bribe money agreed Upon etain Ticket Stubs as 4 | Women, Must Stand With j Letter of State Law WERCioir ais GVUTARE. IRoaoteretry ter Got $6,000 a Year . ——— * 5 | Sti AW, undertook an experiment in memory de 30, a ar, War ‘Fax Record. Their Men Against Such | . [culture thin mortiitig, Hts theoty, 4 | $2 THE TOP PRICE ye errs ee _| Exploiters of Our Re- | tenes eoeureE Yagrattan Hor-] that the memory of Weederick Hohe] yy t Weds) FOR GUN:PERMITS WARNING OUT TO-DAY, turned Soldiers as Con: ough President, Introduced anamend-| Feld, bartender, mey by bittoe el ak Bratielig Suisaie ke ine Cones vienna: 7 ‘i m from to-day than tt wit Nie morning “al f Fi | ment to tho proposed tax exemption 1 [sional Committee, headed by epre-| Avent Who Peddled Them for ‘i i i i trout that on the pleasant} y edule Enforcement Will Halt Greedy, "scienceless Profiteers and eninanc at toy’ etna of the] TH ain Ot ores rede aeeatve done Walon of Manage, [ECU _WioPedled. Theat ig nagers and Speculator | Board. number of revolver sin the burl setts, respecting charges again ’ Hsien iis noice, = ! |which Is to follow the letter of t | koom ot Whe Gueeria Palace Cafe, Pal-|ited Staten Muippine Hoard alt Charged Mefe. ; eet ‘ . ing ine c Hismanagement an Vursuing the inves jon aed tae “Such Women as Anne Mor- Hu | state Oi Which the Ordinance Ix to andl at we Ay na |g ine Bey, rama dont 1 raving tho investigation ot the ee : und thereby grant exemp ice At Hohsfield, who orcuption in the purchase an H Maid \ The Internal Revenue ere ae Helped Us to Save Ver- | none ' i: cone i ae - } have no recollection of the = ltive Henry J le : Pennayivania ‘ John Breit? Inited States Treasury has kia tlh eal Ni sa c f have n Woek fo} Were only one Me six com ad ‘or for the Jum ites ee oes th re heat dun—The World Needs | |tnishea tetween April 1, 1920, and Ee NV eee to | ftiee (Miain Gord ' who In a special poHosiasth if opal lateral hask i tei qjJan, 1, 1982 hi at. pers | eatiinon given by 1, M < Isinnd Railroad detailed te | Saree Lh New kee wONys Wile Sue the Hand of Women a | ‘The Currin ordinance differs from District Attorney can hel | ys, und John i. Richardsor Mow Loty freight station and fore department has no statute right to! Bind Up Its Wounds. that: introduend: by william i, Ce nyo tthe at-[ Attila who» wore appointed by [rly deputy herb Nassau Couns | regulate tho prices beyond checking | een ins, Democratic Majority Laude voting flrat cumme to the it eee ae ee to in [1% mditted that he prada a oe rs 1 Board. The latter ordinance | tenti r uthor Ais : Yate / mit 6 sald he got them in. blogki ; up the pri charged to a Marguerite Mooers Marshall.| z ‘ t “upon he granting | Ma Hy tan ved a lottas nome vs tigate ei varges and of five from Seaman, who signed — 0 = al Revenue Law Be n G sade ; dicen ° ncn : of exemption " As ; i) , tu s bh: Le rus : r responded te aque sid Brett assured Mr. Talley that | the Government stares in every ex-| th Bren h aslogate to ih <a ment House Commissioney unl Hetlon tke the orthography of 4 abn Sciiinr elite eeennl . who. ot onas H ebration of the Mayflower Te the majority of embers « mm willl andy 01 cess in prices charged beyond the | en OF ib thie niiSeiniges this Be erat Ga HORN ANSI! 4. The id urged Up as NKINed labor and that but $2 was the ‘ 1 nd this i HOsSu u ‘ We tourd € BULAN? SOR SF . h oral . {ue H it requires that the wetual pr quid | rican women whe © shook | | “My ordinance follows the letter ot] daa 1 Malsky, owner the] cupt practices ; Mr Tay the gree ot t to speculators shall be written on the With mein his suite at the the Jaw on whict ' founded, ' He “My report deals with the nvethods | 1h i x and said he thought t ‘ back of every ticket sold, together] Waldorf-Astoria just beforo he de-| > said President Curran, “hecanse a of the Shipping Board rather (han) he hud not disposed of more than ep ' with the namo of the seller. How fér| parted for Washington ty deviation Would Surely result in: it will Individin Bo exp behead, areer | Secelue: Autortiey | Weel JO Nassau. i this law has been observed will be “As women helped men to win | ke being declared unconstitutional 1 atuting that in yu # the Investi-| county, to-day wrote Justice Seaman | { determined by the invesuisation of] the war, so women must help men RANG CIGHAG Gl QICOENT POrAOHAl ex ation in Washington and elsewhere | that nr aeven, of clght, men ta t the revenue officers to win the peace. French women, | amination and am acting on advise he had questioned Judge Payne and \“ mi. The letter augmented that | j A notico will be sent out to all thet-1 American women, must stand | that are die eyes \ Sr awiare Adiniral Benson, former and present the Justice revoke thelr tigensea, a | tres to-day requiring them to retuin| ghoutder to shoulder with their |brows s the most truly Gallic | gap oi “Phere is only one way’ to solve | heads the board, “It is more be committed as @ rea _ | stubs should carry the price above! struggle against such exploiters | *y°, Ties on his immaculate uni- v ig to build Nouses. Put up homes and) «charge against any official.” ee | the box office price, when by the) cof our returned soldiers as the |{orm of horizon bli i : cctis, wall uae doin RiMardson said x report he had | ; corse He conscienceless profiteers on the | ald to have been one of “We are facing an emergency, We muffitted to the Shipping Hourd and ee on, one hand and the intemperate neat hat nust build and bull! g y un Admiral Henson showed that general ; The theatres will also bo required to] Tics onthe others im the | lich he catered ai fa a ecu nele Hf “sm rl eet uit en It's that new table Surety the number of fioks period of reconstruction, which is | a General, und he was Commander {0 | Se takiore i 60 DIED FOR WOOD ALCOHOL. Fee ovvarica lBvenee) HC aes dainty you’ve been Will show how the theatres peduin] Pew upon usr the services of [the Viited Suites entered the war.| Pine an IY | SPRINGRIELD, Muss, Teri Peal CHIT Suge meeeediedtin pty agape Rs lo tively as in thé period of strife r wis tin-| GEN ROB'T NIVELLE rom hs selec es t EN Yaa Wcgheenersite te WouiR with its genuine THE LAW THAT WILL PROTECT! through which we have passed.” sat th hat = Dokiyn, Ne Yas we rohiiraing and) wrong chard Roquefort flavor. THE PUBLIC y : ; ouna | Brook Overcharging at In the few ment# 1 had with \ wire Gardine ooo ncntor Hi em & Richardkon eke: te i ‘The law is plain, It says heen, Mivelte. Uetween, un NIVELLE DOUBTS » Wr f : BOE Ss era Abas hab ANCRE, i pally ie person ayia for aAs| iy and part FOCH INTERVIEW | soc risstoS feria te i SOFENIRSG in ul veandhy Ce onsdtnaeg ee be paid by the person paying for ud- Reon whS Iva Lathrop, Boe oy NS ita portiiiehe in a Ee Oey Mayor ticket or card is sold shall be con ‘Marshal’a Silent Man" HeSa lf oun toe aber mare caune: EESE’- } spicuously and indelibly printed, |‘ Wee ay GRE [si Eg Sie Wie RR GHEESE: - ‘ stamped or written on the fue ig , x ae _" eet Nee negrac were paid only 25 back thereof, togeth@ with the name |} “unee ¢ have « . of the vendor, if sold other than at n- | bie endship th % ¥ \ the ticket office of the theatre, opera |‘ Pera "| mou calm, kindly wotlte of whom) WasiHINnc Nov. 9—"1 dé or other place of amusement bee a hie | Bybrother officer a Fduth When ace Malalal Roun atid (het EWhesise salle) Ap csunasIOn || Torna, wih ine Amirema ae hs Sheree: oe Ute NteleIY oT onatea: fa bili Tn ANey eet ticket or card on Which the name | {87 Mind wit supreme miftitary| “He teu man; interviews published in Paris ef the vendor and price are not so {1 civil | produced ‘over here.” sald ! r printed, stamped or written, or 'TARDIEU TELLS HOW [George Nive to-day Mt 1 at a price in excess of the price he remarked | ioe ihae Xrractoauneiaralen let e xo printed, stamped or written was such FOCH WAS NAMED | He docs things and does not] fi] 9 t thereon, is guilty of a misde-, | women as M orwan het Tae) Teena CHRPTInea an tecuioeellTt F anor, and upon conviction 0- Wurk« whic Us to suve a ; 4 Far ite RRB sci on the way |[] d C f thereof shall bp fined not more |Verdun, The devotion and ayrmpathy | Givess Clemenceau « for His pit sites Nev Mee ‘nanos onthe way HI For the rrest an onviction o than $100” (for cach offense) Jor the women beuind th - IO for, SUPA ON "ace aauiaa wee bullet wus] \ There is no getting around this! not be restimated, Goward. Sarena | . ‘“ 4 ” ; provision, The Treasury Department| 4nd he nodded smiling I ee algaieventel weasel N k eT aine it in this unmistakable man-| wren 1 qu him ve 8 Marsha : eh ns tee aon Rn al | Sl r@) r e r@) r 1c y @) n : soecnehed Reoviaions) ofethe) acl andl coneaquel sturanalig up the attention ¢ funeneine ll Alias Harry Davis, alias Big Nick”, alias Mack \ ; due administration er provisions |latter to w friend of mine beaters As ha Hn cs | equire that there mast be conspicu- » War hus caused me to change] main point turn . . . Panes agelibiy, printed, stanived|my idea of womens Ones thoug tions of Marshal Foch and Prem vanat Poon, If For his Connection with the Wall Street Bond Thefts i or written on such of every] the business of wor n the crue xe siinaait as : 5 ticket or card of admission, whether] us with ideals wich they would th avorapakion? ee Gis | ; paid or free, as is not v-|prevent us from carrying out Ni abil seule alixsimo, made some | ered with printing or writ they are our and eith ured t era it dt Would) Hive. ‘been | : is taker up by tl th us im the great republic} command arshal Foch at a t pive been il : person admitted, th’ 2) Phat, Pam nure, 18.alxocthesapinion| and defender of toch ~~ sar might heen taken home to case of every such ticket or card, on} of Gen. Nivelle. For he smiled wisely, ee ea gon orn ‘ the face of such ticket, the established] confidently, when 1 asked him it he] “M. Tapdieu offe rallaHburit ts @GUIMGRNee Caner ieee price of the admission for which it is] ¢ nt women, now that the nervous] Marshal Hox ippointment written se ; bee : ae el i i valid, the to be ‘ ation and stimulus of war] in the Bren \ neat Be Ma Sete bused on tha ned ie thel riew duty of helplig ats Un ter that ne more precious lives were ‘ the total price and tax, in win the peace 1 in Sa vevitieed following an equivalent fe “Surely women will rise to Sir umuary T A Stan Seya , Eateilaned price Tax paid their opportunity,” auserted Gen. ia Peri Wh t sae from ont late SPOUaL => (A>) URED AYDE RUE AIC ee id neste ihe ea St Government ‘ \rrany: | nnputlon 4a connie or card ts sold at a pr other thin woman to bind up its wounds. In t ’ commend uhiny to live ip t@ the terms ef the its established price, thon, ty addition the devastated areas of the in- pnt thon WwW Me Hs | Tie haceior aust ne He vaded countries, where the work | {yo ttn « , : ' pH eB : vx paid and} of material reconstruction is nec _— jen Heo eit fll Y : tale price, the adin 5 | essary, there is much work for | Jersey Gunning Semson opens| ember tut Vee people t the total of euch price and Lax women and ev now they are aariniie, ‘ u tho following or wn equivalent forn doing it nobly—both your coun | yy, nay! Sale price. ‘Tax ald ‘Leywomen and mi a a ticket or card mn On say, must | Hef 1 Wire | than tho ticket off part cad heel ok ! «st ec, Women must be better | ion ¢ y i wives, better mother better workers, | init t 0 if |ithan ever before—and they will not|the woods | 4 other Jaw thiut is dilly disre- loo in world in any of these roles!" a 5 , . . 7 A : . BaP ei Galn ahr allan fait ‘tn-any of thee rele | | DESCRIPTION Age, 42 years; Height, about six feet; Waight; 20 pounds; | mrice is paid In ¢ xe oft GPS Hy NIVEO) iN ati ; % ne | Dark Brown Hair, Brown tysp Medium oR exion; may | thts pre AE mune be fnude with tt Tes aa (OL Gad evened “THE BREAD MY now have black mustache and may w g Governmen nis statute provide . | i proprietor, minager bing except sell tea over a coun- | q | ' : heatre ion ve occupat n but in e FOU 2b gy tomaved trons the roman DADDY LIKES Nicky Cohn has been indicted by the Federal Grand a ©, Gen, Nivelle if the sort of pers : . ° A : eee oF th f whom one asks, instinctively, | of Washington, D. C., along, with Nicky Arnstein, Randu p adimisaion fat eh SF OE satasasnneiau pital THE M. Newman, a New York lawyer and others, charged wit. ject to a iax of 30 a a ‘itns a *.° . . . thet provisiont of th the shoulders utd waist ead | having brought stolen securities into the District of Colum- inet rams dnd in wadition oy the |troe expression, colores THE bia and he has also been indicted by the Grand Jury of New ANE Tarine oF the wanuanion kane | ate HOME York County charged with having received stolen securities t), which ta to | ees § | “to! whom the | es MADE from Wall Street messenger hove Cohn left New York on |wu | ger panto ARE ones olay es tale 6 FLAVOR or about Feb. 16,1920, with one Margaret Meeker of spring: DP iheas high’ prices for tickets ee and the Js ot made in uccondance with the| | field, Mass., and Eureka, Cal., and they are travellin ery individual corporation, part du 4 » stabje inder section 1308 I nership. on asnociation, On which thors at tye feeventie Aci WEIMER Lo a pene Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mack aiid as Mr, and Mrs. Gor , rests a dut nthiy return lalty of not more than $1,000 his ba worn that falls to | failure amounts to a wilful refusal to ; , . . rile euch re he ae Address all communications to either of the undersigned. wid : We will regard all information confidential. oa i: OTH E R : certain automatic pet folloming month causen to NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY SAUL S. MYERS Pay aay Mostinn ath or ine tH nployes ofa plies oF ats} INTELLIGENCE BUREAL SPECIAL COUNSEL, NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY pirates ne kao ; torneo ats ato | 115 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 60 WALL STREET, NEW YORK Tmivncs percent, nue 1 to the, Tnx on Admsanions, ws to | ; ical he ee. ‘iver to pay ut ir person why fails or refuses to pay | | ERs Lees a = " ‘theproper Ume theamount of the taxes bis tux. |