The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1921, Page 10

-_—— . ee ee ee |Bullfrog Gulps |MARRIED 41 YEARS, SHE |} FRSEY.S.COURT iis ect; sus mm GETS HOT BRIEFS IN. Diener ts Ready: ne JOCENTFAREFIG Budd’s Lake Bonifs ace Hits oa en a He lt bgt Ingenious Scheme to Get made a “cave man’ of him, and she filed suit tn the Bro: ration. Forty-one years -day for a have Rare Titbits. By Farmer Smith. married, and Mrs, Andino sub-|feat of a proposal to divide the muntel- * | BUDD'S LAKE, et jpality into four wards, to be re} er ata | Federal Agettcies Shouldty't! canea upon to exp “fan that 6AOUgHE [by two trustees each, instead of hav ) e Cotinsel for |serve so many bullfrogs’ legs at a din-| Her at hn W. Bogart, No. 63 Interfere, Cotinsel for her given here Jast night to a number | Park Ro J the complaint would State Argues of New Jersey bankers, John Neville of | y violent conduct on the : oS Newark revealed his secret toward nin wife but | dete napeied tour ine range He rigged up ® line of Juct on his part toward !to the former bee TRENTON, Sept. 18.—‘triefs jan unfrequented part of F Mrs, Andina #aid her lead to ward poll land attached to it two dry t nd a number of red incandescent elec trie light bulds to which were + and against the collection of t 0 the trolley lines ¢ filed cent fares Public day in the Federal Court here on tion of the company for an order re- @training ihe State and the Utility Board from interfering with such col- SORHa SE Arar Urwuivan(é poe Whi | COURT BARS BAIL FOR MAN wiageral Cireult) ACCUSED OF STOCK FRAUD. were filed by|“We Ww i i Hond Service Railway were id th Tittle igh bded as jt was swallowe dy killing the will be heard by Judges Davis trict Judge 1 Attorney Gene Crannon for the State Herrmann for the board Lewis W. Alexander, of Sheridan | Bergen, Robert H. Met’ and | hond, Far Rockaway, was held with | Richard V. Lindabury tor the com-)oyt pail for the Grand Jury to-day | pany. |by Magistrate Reynold and Jersey | that The cities of Newark City renewed their applications hue Court, Bro they be made detendants to the)! L action. trusted ‘Style No. 1505 Cross’ The brief intrusted Whck Viei Kid, Lace, Com- de- | Alexander f | dara ow Javeh, 1920, to puy Stan- | | bination last shoes, $8.50 With arch support, $10. rate making is | acter, that only should the judicial power the enforcement of an act upon ground of constitutional invalidity exercised- d that only where t validating proved t court's se “The p a through ‘ | Tey at ade or are now unreason: |POLYGLOT WAR VETERANS \ | SAIL TO FIGHT FOR SPAIN. he i a ha | ‘Twenty-Five Races Among $5,000,000 Men D@ for Morocco. ounsel for 100 has been a the public wi He stated to che value of $2,000,000. 1 consumed in serving the publ failure to earn sufficient t depreciation account Four hundred men recruited in Cuba and New York City for service with t ) {Spanish Army sailed for an Af Spanish F ring on the teamer Antonio Lay e arrived from Cuba on © from this city tyte ino. 4524 “Bivn Ped- vite’ Black Viei Kid Ox He fords, military heels, $6. company’s property re World, Wat In Brown, Vi 50. ayetem of street Black Vici Kid Boots, $7.50 ae nid $8.00, ent twenty-four d Biaa Strevt, South tn $1,000 ball to-< tigan in Yorkville Court From Stot Machiocs | twenty-sly years old, | 6 wide-wide take game in Grand ¢ [Central Station. — According to. th. charge made by Louis Matiinskey of elt Hotel, 2 and Third Avenue, He sa pated g nice cuiet night's Mead all he got was a b hands of Norton who, 33.55 trom his pox for the Grand Jury 14 Service Stores ie ents change id he never reallzed there was any harm in ing” a slot machine. Grand Jury later. the charges, took Norton is held “work - He will face the | OU OT that Suits MAN UHU husband Haat 198th Street Bt Yat ‘al “al ‘al ‘at “at “al “at ‘al Ye ‘at Ya¥ Ye¥ Ya¥ Yar DA ES EERE EE | 4 West side storen 42. Bo Wena 8 “THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEP EMBER 138, had to their ne wouldn't Jet her come back FREEPORT VOTES AGAINST DIVIDING CITY INTO WARDS. Also ejects Plan for Extending | Water Maine. Returns from a special election held afternoon and evening in, the de- yesterday Freeport, L. 1, showed to-day 1Shoe irst with “ NewStyles » ASHION ABLE women know that Blyn’s styles are al- wavs authentic. View the ex- tensive display of New Fall foot wear modes in our windows Every shoe backed by. the vear reputation for quality that has made Blyn’s New Yorks largest shoc retailers. Rees OSS §Shoe f ale famous comfort shoe gives you necessary relief A hae proper support and helps t tify your foot ills. 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