The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1921, Page 3

WARRANT ISSUED FORTHE ARREST OF ELOPING PASTOR White Slavery Alleged Against Rey. C. Densel, Who Went Away With Choir Singer, FLOGK IS VERY AUSTERE. Lead Simple Lives—Suits May Bare Other Scandalin Which the Minister Figured. A warrant for the arrest of the Rev. Fulton Fish Market Centennial Is Here And Old FULTON MARKET “TODAY One of the Most Famous Spots in Old New York Was the Billingsgate of Ametica in Rank Odors ‘THE EVENING “WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY. 4 1921, a -Timers Recall Its Ancient Glories BILL COULTER 45 NEARS wT WALIER T, i INNANE Seure MIKE G BENSON CHARGED of Estimate Admiral Discrimi- nates Against This Harbor. QUOTES SPEECH ‘HERE. Shipping Board Uses Inade- quate Facilities to Divert Vast Business, A. R. Smith Declares, A. R, Smith, publisher of books on 4 HELD IN RAD WITH FIGHT ON REVEALING $20,000/ CHARGED IN PH PORT OF NEW YORK IN IQUOR STAMPS} COMPANY Ft wa pe eet ‘Marine Authority Tells Board Counterfeit Brand Labels Also| Counsel for City at Found as Search for Forged | Permits Continues, Charles RO'Connor, Direotor of Pro hibition Enfofcement, spent to-day in Albany searching for forged pertnits for the release of liquor which may be in the files of that office, Little bual- ness in any sort of permite haa been done through the Albany office, how- ever, and It has been reported to the bureau there that Albany bootlerrers 70000 00 ER Stoutly Opposes : for Increase in Rates. Ficures submitted by the ‘k Telephone Company as to” ue of their syns = the #rea city in support of * for an tnoréase in pa tacked by Arsistant alld Counsel L. M. Maldwin Fertig sessions were resumed to-day at Y Merchandise, get thelr supplies from Canadian bor- , th hant marine, chatged before Halt of Records before Public Cornellux Dense, Pasente’s eopine| and Ranker Speech. ihe pot a da wine pike Thisivas der smugglers rather thon from bond: | vies Comminsioner George pastor, was issaed tu-day by Unite — saa sic § ed Warehouses Name of the Second District, Wenson, Chairman of the Shipping Board, was exerting the power of his office to diminish the bustness of the Port of New York. The high port charges und lack of facilities ‘for which The Evening World for months States Commissioner Joseph A. Paterson, « F, Holmes of Ne Forged permits and appljeations| for permite continued to appear in. the mall received at Mr. o'Connor'y| As @ basis for its property office here to-day, A force of clerks | stated ax $117,000,000 in August, were busy sorting them out from) the company submitted the figure 4 genuine permita, $83,700,000 an the property value Fertig chatged that a $20, over valuation had been made, ; ver Was Once in White Light Dis- ene peyane | ict, and Its Rush Hours in| Ferry and Belt Line Days Were as Exciting as Those} at on slaney ment of Justice operatoy who has been investigating the circumstances of Densel’s clopement with Miss Trina ape has urged congtructive reforms are Daniel Caputo, Frank Do Simone, |ure for December, 1914. The Hanenberg, choir singer. Violation of} Of These Subway and “L’ being used as part of the propagunda Saverio ‘Sciortino and Pasquale | figure had been accepted by the com= = the) Mafia White Glave law was) Days, t odivert tonnage to gulf and other Stkppo, ‘all of No. 52 Green Street,| mission In the rate investigation 6 | eetare by, Soins. Disepkly” ete ee | ports, according to Me, Smith's testi- were held to-day by United States | 175, and ft Is In this figure that Am= seeuring the warrant Holmes lft) " mony. Commissioner Hitchoock on a chare | #ietant Corporation Counsel Paterson for Passaic | By Will B. Johnstone. Mr. Smith quoted from what’ he Of counterfeiting, the first two in| contended an error of $20,000,000 The determination of the Federal Fulton Fish Market celebrates it®) aaid was the stenographic record of a $5,000 ball each and the others in| been made. When the Com 100th anniversary this year. It is the oldest market in the city still doing business, What Billingsgate Market is to London Fulton Market is to New! York. authorities to prosecute Densel under the Mann act is expected to lead to @ revelation of much that passed ‘between the clergyman and a mcnber $1,000 each. They had been arrested by the pollee charged with violating the Voletead Act, and last night were |re-arrested by Peter A. Rubano of accepted the $83,000,000 figure, he the company’s own book costs show ity property tn the greater city total only $69,000,000. A further @é- speech by Admiral Benson at a lunch- con at the Waldorf Astoria recently, as follows: “to. planning: steumatiip eepvise™ to (This was particnlarly true in| | GE Bis: Hock whlch had nob el beh Lowery America's foreign trade, the [the Secret Service. duction of $10,000,000 for brought to liht. And if all the facts |'te Old days not only as to the clitr- | Shipping Board proposes to bred up| “These are some of the men we] tion should have been made at be, are not thus lald bare the girl's suit |#eter of the merehandiew candied, but the monvoly heretofore held by New | h&ve been looking for for some tim time, Mr. Fertig insisted. for $25,000 against Nensel and her|## to the rank odors that pervaded Yqrk. With South America and |%#d Assistant U, 8, Attorney Mat-| Arguing the question of ex parents’ joint. uction for $10,000 i ers SOG IING DCU ToMaue Sr eee China as the great world maker of [tek who bas the prosecution in} Mr. Fertig attacked the payment against him are expested ro comp a katie Rs) vel extends to FULTON MARKET IN (860 -FROM RaRE PHOTO the ffture for American goodsy it is | }4nd In ete Green Street place [41-2 per cent. of the company's grom- the record wien they go to trial, Mins |W! North Ameren waters sailed by nonsense to talk about shipping all | Were found $20,000 worth of spurious jearnings each year to the Amerloaa Wananne ch of promine {MY Ns Bente, : | 5 goods for South American deatina- |"CVenue stamps, the kind which have | Telephone and ‘Telegraph Com) ek Rath oa aaa |The present market buliding, | V BE DRY ton, for instance from New York, |Peh used on spurious liquor known |for the leasing of the telephone The Hirai Natteranay Chucay ot | OUVsed by: Pultony: Beekman: Front} ° > No wonder the railroads are con-|*8 ‘hootoh.’ Also, there were fuurd | struments in use here. Mr. Fei Paasale, of which Densel was paator |2te South Streets, wus erected in nested to the breaking point. A large |{housands of counterfett labels of old |contended this payment should |1881, the year Garfield was shot. Its/ brands of whiskey, The country isfonly $1 per instrument anni fer eleven years, is regu i) as one; or ” re () i} partion of such shipping should be : over “tickled up" red brick (then the} 9 “ being flooded with villainous com- | Rhich would cut the payment of the strictest of the updolders Of lijeq of “someting pretty") jars upon} | made from gult ports, ‘ $3,500,000 to SDorORIRe Na $900,000, moral laws, Sunday after Su far aceeAncinie baht Mr, Smith attributed the attitude of | Pounds, nicely put up with counter- mms, member oF th lwtened |mous Fulton Ferry to itrooklya, thé pon the Jealousy of ouher ports: by |i ee tee are pert doubt the 10C FARE RULIN to the expoundings of mora! law by a i peed denouncing New York's — maritime § market, in the old days before su - ¥ tielr pastor, with never « anspidion | Ways and, Brooklyn: teiducs wha | BEFORE GRAND JURY trude agéa “monopoly” and added: | "Ming at bigh figures, the poisonous - that he and choir singers | “Sratant “rush heat" scene’ on au.| New York and New Jersey Have Not Been “Phe Port ot New York is beginning [ME Hand changed the |COUrt Reserves Decision in had a xe vf. it Miss aK veda tes = $ a fight for the maintenance of its dge Learn land changed the & 3 ftanadiver ihe sulle otha eee ot te Conyerted, but Pennsylvania Is Sane ca und Ie must sockon with {Procedure tn fixing penalties for vio- Over Flatbush Avenue #— B in and out che market, . i understanding, ‘ft to pul- | Bit Coulter, watchman at Black-| Coming Into the Fold. Senator Robinson and Assem-| the au-powertul Shipping Board with flip wen ene be Oaae Line. pit, which he asjed In one of the let-"| tora'a fos iry |an Admiral’at its head.” cum rare ne hax stveaiea, wane ne the | gts for forty-ive yearn cescribes| cnmtionne ni Wort) | Stow tong wit it take te | blyman Steenberg Say Inquiry | eamrl st i Maat {days on Joseph Gluckatan, proprietor | tet te Aa tetute acon s : \¢ aw Lory: WASHINGTON, Jan. 7,—Commis-| make Prohibition effective?” was “ ” of a barroom at No. 80 Norfolk Street « ratio oted it, furently. |) segs, x ™ on : , by Corpo: Cor ongtegution noted it, upmirently.|' “pugene G. Blackfortl, then Fish| sioner John F. Kramer of the Probi-| saved: Is Only a “Smoke Screen.” |come from? asked Mayor Hylan. ie caine “The: tamainen: mations |h7, corporattax Rbunial C'Belagy itg members, conservative to Lhe cove | Commissioner, was a great character] }ition Enforcement Bureau admits Arhare taro Azan ia\my wind _—_—_— “He is from Georgia,” replied Mr. } klein, to jail, for three days, snide Aa: absent be tm thelr observance of their church's in the old market days,” said Bil.| nat making America “bone dry" 18| that it will take very long ume | State.Genater Theodore Douglas | Smith. Violators of the Volateud Act ness of Appeala trom Wan Rowell teachings, went placidly on Uveir way | « Brey i ; oe expect no mercy in Brooklyn either. {of APM Lenrdouaib dati ta vay |“iHe had the largést ousiness hese,| quite an undertaking. to educate%the nation as a whole [Robinson af Herkimer County and| “Perhaps that accounts fo ait Maaid | meat He mere te irene |e Sais Linea SE +5 stare. Eh sctage | Middleton and Carman next. I re-" v1t 4 possible that the country! to the point where it will realise Assemblyman Joseph Steinberg ot |"? Mayer ated his determination to imponé [Service Caymixalor’s order pre 5B enacted before their unsecias| member seeing old man Blackford wit never be entirely dry,” sald the} Prohibition is the best thing, al- | Admiral Benson, President Li} substantial jail sentences upon ailjing the Brooklyn City Railroad eyes, ’ behind the counter selling fish, Weur- Prohibition boss, “but to-all intents| though I belleve a majonty of {NCW York who characterized the | quardia intimated, would go out with violators, whether they be itt of-/pany trom collecting more than & “We don't belie ehureh ’ nia i . Z ‘ i y onders or not. " t is io & r = veep “a a ¥ : ae : ing high leather boots and a tall sik and purposes Prohibition has come| our people, are for Prohibition | Hylan Administration as the most he Wilson Administration. the omee of Abe nied Pole et ingle. face - ie Flatbush ie: Pa a em es ira ._ | Stovepipe hat, then all the style, to stay, and I don’t think even light} pow, 1 am talking now about |corrupt the city has known in years, Yes, but he is actually doing w ney, LeRoy W. Ros, who, he said, roe ee ee Ae wicoe Meena Gke tie ceniinen: Maen ie lictele Trout Show W25 B wines and beers will be legalized.” the elimination of everything in | went before the Grand Jury to-day |? threitened to do seers na had the Mmenna with which to enforee | reer ee ention reste upon the ‘ Nelthes de we believe in cantecer | uly feature of the market’ Trout Kramer suys that New York and| the way of @ drink that has # |to state why they had made such u| York Clty of shipping he be totes AC /INE IN ea dialen “Xilarueh, wylfaiiveas” te, igvonee acon aan gece ce tieatt Minding aise eee shown from the hatching stage New Jersey have not been converted,| ‘Kick’ im it” charge, ‘because District Attorney | UsHIN't to have,” said Mr. Smite | ee eee eat within’ th wa, IH cage of an adverse Geeta ture whows. We believe in aim.| 22,0? % ® large fern banked tank: = but jn Pennsylvania the unregener- Kramer admits he was the |swann had subpoenaed them to ap-| He nas 1,200 vessels under bis com-| nag: forty-eight hours there hid been {from the highest court, to refund the | sity and modesty, Wor instance, a|, We had electric eels here occa- ate are showing signa of cominy| town cut-up-back in Ohio before | pear, mand and they represent 6,000,000 titans tt me Viieets ace vio! fares to passengers, Great ‘discrdett Lisl bb twents cannula dress and-aat lor coe Nuaeare, mere taviten <9) around: to deronimition, he became a convert to Pro- ‘The Genator was before the body |tons If he is able to divert this| ‘ations o| thas and confusion ensued and many of ecg cu veaterandia shake hands with them and thus get ‘j_ seems to go without saying| pipition. for forty minutes and the Assembly. | “mount of shipping from this port PARK MALL FOR MI the travelling public were injured, reli i & surprise shook, that the law is net approved in New ophe trouble with’ (enforws= lenan! 4or twenty, boll bein ne will do us incalculable harm,” TCHEL. |ar. ortirien sata, fcom un attempt to forty should not-try to ma “L was here during the blizaira in ¢ . A & ques: |" "as proof that New York City hasn't ah two b-cent fares on that ne mear but twenty years of age." 1884, when ice completely blocked York attd New Jersey, but I know] ment," be wént on, “is that the |tioned by District Attorney Swann|,psudh wharves and that extortionat? | Hourd of Hatimate Gives f last autumds. The publiothe Mae Hlder Ovié Lakefield, when seen at River, Fulton Ferry commuters from my own information that the] average American citizen has not /and his chief assistant, Mr. Banton. | prices charged, Mr. Sinlth sald Approval te Memorial entitled to the fullest protection, ‘ Jo, 9 iked back and furth across the ice o i long regarded ced he carrying out of fl that the a1 sy'd | clehteen ships left this port in one Rta i his fish inarket at No, 980 Ma'n Ave-| ¥® State of Pennsylvania, long ucquiesced in the carrying After that the jurymen sald they'd | © abi ‘The Board of Estimate to-day gave |, Cullen & Dykman, attorneys for the Sie pdesiined ‘to Giscuns the Densell wie Sime Aa aoe ak ed PANG Ay one of the ‘wettést’ States in the) the law and we have had a hos- |Iike to, interrogate the two alone, so paras ied of thelr fallure to obtain | a ninary approval to the tertative |Company, submitted an affidavit by Me |. but spoke willingly of what his| pitched a tent on the ice in the mid- Union, will likely enact at the pres-| tie public press. Everything has | Messrs, Swann and Banton waited in — plans of the Mitchel Memorial Com- |Hobart Porter, Ite Vice President and Chureh stands for in the community { the river and opened a saloun. ent session of the Legislature 4 law] jeen written and spoken to dis- |the ante-room, vittes for a heputitul mat! in Central {erneral manager, in’ witch) cali ima “Our church ery strict halfway Nouse did a thriving which will make that commonwealth! count such enforcement.” When Senator Robinson and As- Had to op Park (phonon of the:lAte former Mayer, Eeeapdlns pps vast es ah rae . hig the conduct of “is members," he} ionpareil Jack Dempsey, the # veritable Sahara Desert.” It there is grafting going on |semblyman Steinberg reappeared, | ‘The mall is to ati seas “and Ghareee. DR one id. "We do not believe in church | middleweight champion from Brook-| ‘The prohibition enforcement of | among employees of the prohibi- | they issued the following typed e to west immed eee eatin ae onics G G and we) lyn the Long Island Hotel on| fee is “no place for a minister's blissful tatement: “4 6 r “ tracts for which, tt aces cu el leat treet side of the market in} 30). according 10. © r | aR ese lecemaiae lagi! AONE sy n v Oo alia teat mentee Aer ieet ane Stina: were taken ‘over by. ite jo not have Christmas festivities in His trainer, Dennis| 2°” according to Commissioner ignorant of it. “Our position before the Grand Jury P itaen, tiie, detalib/are to He workea’ Ganache ye winter. We try fo live strictly ae~ | Soatirin; Join Le Sullivan, Jake Kil- | Kramer. “[ have a comparatively small |was that the calling of oursclyes to 00 I Gut later, ‘The court reserved decision, vording to the Boris res.” ; ratn and other sport celebrities (re- “You will appreciate,” he added, force under my supervision,” said [testify was a smoke-screen to cover ’ 1} y Bidar ts0oh Aa Ze wuo tives at | qudnted (he:notel” “that in order to get evidence | the Commissioner, “but so far as |up what the Distrilt Attorney’ Ri “poocnect. (Binet: ania’ that . c Attorney's office pS ie Tatty ‘aud tyveloun taaniona ara| EY ERY HOUR WAG A Buen HOUR against a violator of the Prohibition | my investization has progressed | has falled to accomplish for the pan ) ‘owned upon by his church, Ps INT Ore MARKET. | jaw, we must engage the services | 1 can say there has been very | years 'Mrs. Rushton Peabody Lived ss Michael J. Ginuuoe ix another old- . ae ‘ho is"used to taking a little fraud brought to light ‘: “As public servant felt th ¢ "4 . A ime: saw the present market} Of & Man w js ants we felt that we| ANYBODY SEEN “UNCLE AL?”| timer Whe san thie present tomick | dfink. As a general practice, we?| plicating employees of my bu- |were bound to start the mocking | Nineteen Months by Doing ees ling business there to-day. cannot employ men who are either reau.” which would produce the evidence Her Buying on East Side. Bypoklyn Police Want Him—Chetnt-| “People came trom by ea i city | proavhers or Sunday school teach- Miss Josephine Richardson, em- | which the District Attorney had ut- - max Package In Raton here inimy dayne old Belt| era It is true, however, that we | ployee of the Washington office, |teriy failed to produce, Surrogate’ Cohutan haa before nim She poline OF Brook! vn are at their| Line cary the Second Avenue car, the| have working in our forve of spe- | implicated by William B. McCoy “There is no better way of atuting| to-day the application of Mra, Rush- wit's end seoking to solve the mystery) Bleecker Btreet car ae | be) Busse cial agents two former preachers, in his confession following bls Jour position than to repeat the Gov-|ton Peabody to be allowed $12,000 a Headquartern ly residly developing | Er ata wok ted through the ‘rerry-_| One of them, @ Baptist minister, |e, arrest in New York, 1s still on |ernors words n the lust Yeué tromvthe toot Cand established Uiows in -his_otherwiae smooth brow| farmers to Washington Market and| we regard as the most efficient en- | duty, Commissioner Kramer sid, | of nis message, which read : belies ial Habhenh (ChBReCE * he ponders the problem o'er. Gradu- eed ie ase MP perore ene Se forcement officer in our servige, pending an investigation “The financial condition of |siems, for the support of thelr ebil- e ours. —— . ’ | Siems, 4 of pondence schools of detec | 1h° points and saddle rocks were 25 some of the muniekmlities of the | aren. a ” tery a glorious opportunity (| cents a quart, and a boiled lobster| which Was once up before Judge) They had no means then of measur. | State, notably the City of New Hugo Winther, referee, reports that a ‘ONE-ELEVEN " laurels by sleutht 2 ’ée@ were the days when| Swann, ing the power used, so the company 4 aiaew “tBar lb “ 4 D and identity, celica teste ase ee ‘popular treat.| "During the old holidays, Fulton | guessed at it.” (Guessing still scema| YOM Falaes the query whett¥r | strs, Peabody has shown him that in “ Fee ae ee icdaye. Willem Market was crowded to, suffocation lin vogue). Fulton Fiah slarset men] there are not grave ta in the |nineteen months It has cost’ her 1 veare the clues: A Kooily package.! Ottman, old man Mangles, Piersal,| A, and M. Robbins used to hire Pink- | used to have!thoir own fleet of fish-| local organization and udminis- | gso907 to keep up the household at ining & dozen sinalier packages all) jogeph Corwin, Desborough Merithew, Grton detectives to protect thelr cus: | ng boats that were rent out like the| tration, Th: grave increase in | ¢y dard osiablished by her first ‘ Merry Xinas. Compliineats | si onanan (tripe dealer) and John| tomers during the crush, joston and Gloucester fests, piepiap ii aha lect the standard osia y Une ‘The package was found | Mo ted ¢ the market ‘Tho market proper is nu longer a t specially crimes of vio- | husband, and that this has only be via Chris Rosey were oie & FASHIONABLE EPICURES WENT) wiail business place. The bridge| lence, and the failure to discover | cwnte by doing the family shop UROPEAN purchasing Js ae Ee ad "ature. Anne Wood, vegetables; Mra TO THE MARKET TO DINE. nd subway took the public away! and apprehend tho perpetrators |!) anirg Avenue rather than on Pitth : ; P Daviett, fruit, and Mag, Collins, ce’ “gweet's restaurant, relic of th. | rom the ferry and the residential ef piiaatn? the’ (uasy wiiaihar s in this country slackened. OFFICERS SIGH I FOR THE NAVY |G" cui torcucs, ail Swomen old ‘white light’ days, {8 still run !avighborhood changed i | Avenue. aTiahiareda cb fe johants, were well known hing And fish epicures delight in lis| ‘The stalls of the original market Chars are 8 ts in the | Hor present husband, a weal igh-grade tobacco formerly 2 Reinstatement | a, the joe tenning and (.| old fashioned atmosphery. were auctioned off Bec. is, 18 administer. of the criminal ysurence broke ropristes $8.4 AG : umulated. Pants Deore s | Wewilltame, meat Hain ah ‘ et t is eignty years| james Bleecker, and browsit law and the enforeement of the | aur age ; hark uschotd | shipped abroad ace ten Thone: Whe) anism: cre, also old timers, (Fulton and South Streets) | the first year, of ina by. bende orticers.!® , year as his share of the household | 5 We botight ip WASHINGTON, Jan, 7.—Many for- Markel used ve the | said Jimmy Lake, present propre | "market was to * upply the eom.r Far it Ra loxpenaes, On the basis of ninet ou mer naval officers who resixned to light’ district of Yank} }tor, “A M. Sweet established this poopie with the anecesnaries of ‘i ra '- oo “aii tad adjourned | onthe Mra, Peabody spent $0,000 a This is the unusual condi- i wire said Charles Jarvis, | » (Hudie Sweet killed in the Wail | #t reasonable rate MM Monday, District Attorney Swann ee ee ving : ate oye eu eeam TE Le partion timer, with W aith, | Street explosion was a descendanv) | Asa wholenaie market to-day. Put | aia that he knew: nothing moro than |” = dae Mi Cy eR tion which enabled us to pro- aeokkini ‘dealer, Front | Old © reataure tke it were| ton D et Is the ve of the tisit) tick teferce Wi nit report, finds | : ‘4 ' Secretary, Daniela sald Defore the terrapin | dealer. ween rene Old me: restaurania, ihe ie sive ii inpes Beth nt Vachs al | unig at 10 sialic fis. morning, hat Mrs. Peabody has conducted hee | ducesuch aquality cigaretteas Howae Naval - e. rl aire corwds came here to Gat sen! Lyons, in tha Bowery, which. are | have read the statements of Sen-) some along the standard catablished - cubed teglalition (@ Dake such rein. |SITE commas came here ip cot eh) Lyons, in tik and SEE AUTO D DRIVER 1 stor a piatada hAGEITA Gua ert agg Eater iy Pap rcet ape One-LEleven at so low a price. jutement difficult ty the protection) street. A, Dorlen's and Porton) stone) still surviving, New > Steinbebrg and have no comment to} genus whut she be allowed to et Moy office ome committe ae ere { ‘ 4 0 r fs 7 0 sends ‘that sho 1 feror ceuee, aeae UMN da sabeagrene, rancencaniy ere, f8| Loshare Una, ages ADrewncs Mor IN JERSEY DEATH] make on them,” he onid. “oth have | te" siaque trom the Inooma of <ne| ‘Recently when @ vommission of tWo) sweet's Hotel and restaurant acros#| “In the clipper ship days, seafar- been assured that the Investigation | y rust fund. | TABUIAE nd, thee Pet eth forte) the street, Dorlon’s was famous for!ing men stopped here—Capt, Charles | M Nenad) Awd by the Grand Jury would not in any) "Tn describing her expenditures tor vtlcers Was fo petary said, "more than | its wine list, and Prohibition first) Hutchinson, Capt. leaac Carver, | Ran Down Man and Sped Away—| way Interefere with any Legislative | tne nincteen months, Mrs. Peabody | yee Gent of the officers who have | started in New York here, when the| Capt, Jerry Merihew among others) - Broken Windshield and Mud- | (maUity, but that, on the other hand, | cegtifiod she spent $13,970 fox i eePthe ‘dervice in the last year applied| City forbade fhe sale of liquor in its, «"O1d Nick’ and ‘Old Oliver, two of a and | it would rather aanist It. We have | (ated ane eee Pie ine fue places on the commission.” markets, However, this was evaded our ancient colored waiters, hav guard Only ‘Clues. neon Mr. A. D. H. Smith of the Post land $31,300 for household x ven ue Now hanges In the market nine other newspaper | ¢ ‘lared she needed $50 ( WANTS DIVORCE LAW IN ZONE. eeprenk Brosh, the firet. Hobrew Pe st ee days when the fercies | ‘The police of a! municipaliticn in| men. Everyone who claims to bi, oF hol ee ort hersalf and @hildrey AE WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Gov. Chester | impersonator, well ramombered by| yan every. three minutes, Betweer | Union County, N. J.,'are on the lookout | is suppose dto be, an authorty an the |Xooording to the standards sot uy A Mi Yiarding of the Panama Canai Zone| New Yorkers, was a market celeb-|5 and 6 o'clock the fare was reducid | to-day for an automobile with a broken | Matter will be subpoenaed before the ie tte left an estate valued g auked the House. Judiolary Commuttee| rity and picked up most of his say-|from two cents to one. ‘The thrifiy | windshield und a broken front mud | Grand Jur, $1,285,000. jeaterday to recommend a general di-| ings around here,” would wait fifteén minutes, some-| -uard, ‘These are the only indications | . ————— <_—-— <oroe law which would help clear up the| Mr. Jarvis recalled the time when | times, to save a cent. Some of the | 1. \aentity the car which last evening | Bullet Glances Of Hin shun sud! Yate & Towne Cuts Waser, \raaples of the people residing M the| the 8. P. C. A- protested agninat the’ oldtimers will recail ‘Capt. Joe’ of the | “CNS Ua ie tore. tal velar | Me Will Live. STAMFORD, Conny Ja Th Zone. There is how ho divorce | market practice of tying the flippers | Mincola, also the side wheels that ran | h WBE! esondent cror the death of ijgwitel yale and TownaiCompane, manutuc * applying to the Zone, he said, but] of turtles and keeping them on thelr) from here up to Harlem Village--the | ta heme in South Avenue,» Fanwood, who was run down by Bs UE leek Mia chiiideiet ‘ if ns were granted and per- oka, “That waa kindness to the | silver Glen, Silver Dell and Silver |N. J, Fanwood ts a suburb of Biluabeth, ip bap * | turttes,”" said Mr. Jarvis. “It kent | Stream, Lanvla, who wae a clerk inn export Erederiey war "1 which means that If yor don't Hint : their soft under-shells off the i) Thi noid was the pit in thealty | sernon F York, waa walking alan fix skull asad be : Maat Kalas oA arenes, sie Seat PATA Pts 2) Harry fowls, pre ‘ cleovets, Heee, re, ten! i ’ 1, ta aa ne” tive 7 ee iota) BS) "vainer Rilan , UMenets Heaney Ar SP yey West 8 cet marke the s.t0 of | 5, ue she alotnobile, iN lea nusahions Valens oald he wanted | ges splay ine se = Noam tins he, A aa At laa a ed ” ‘withy his wites (ini