The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 15

| steadoo said four-titths of this! AIDED ‘SICK MAN’; |you shall have your money, back,’’| con ask for severe jail sen- lato can be charged to this ua- whispered Stern. | te ' | Precede nted improvement of the rail- | HIS WALLET GONE)! tebowitz then was struck in the will be cond Jb Li roads at Government expense \foce by a stranger. A chauffeur on} % 1 idee nek h ] To back up his charge, the former : Whose tax Stern jumped pushed him | lhe fitty eaeed on the SIM | \ Director, Generul presented a letter Man, 63, After Being Struck, !into a snow pile. Lebowitz chased | written by W. G . President “ , intg the grasp of Policeman os a _— } Chases eged Pickpocket Into n inty the grasp of the Central Railroad of New Jer Ana Alleg ick a pin orn's pockets were empte | GEN. HORDE , HAS NOT RES} sey, to his Superintendent of Motive Arms of Policeman. when searched. i | Power and Equipment, ©. BE. Cham | eae” See Gov, Wawards of New ey, to-day al Lebowitz, sixty-five, of No. | vers, urging that the work on fifty ' bs y 5 denied report atohis COST, MAD ADGO SAYS. ers, Ure tat iehed #0 that the | 1600 Hoston. Road was clutched by| TO ASK JAIL TERMS FOR jis bill would be in before the guaranty ihe arm while waiting for a Twenty- POISON RUM SELLERS /)\": A vol Lad tal third Street car at Sixth Avenue — | Nationat ‘s “{ hope that you will have this work | 01" a aa Pit Kine's Prosecutor to Clear Cals “Help me, am sick, adic iin — > ‘ yairs bus hed to the very limit in the matter eudae ot or Canes | Charges $402,738, 163, Repair ly completion, so that we may| Stern, a youth whose picture isin the! piccict attor fadtan ab Bisel | Were Piled on U. S, During [have their bills within the shortest] Rog jallery as frequently arrested | jyn announced to-day that he will ‘i : possible time—certainly before Sept. | 6. ei Hee y ce y { Guaranty Period. 1 at which time the guaranteed | fF Picking pockets. [start on Monday to dispose of 600 { matin period expires.” Besler wrote. | Mr. Lebowitz helped the young) cases pending trial under the Mullen: | WASHINGTON, Feb. Private! MeAdoo then presented figures to|man to the platform, took out a roll|Gage law, ‘The indictments have | ration of the railroads since Fe that private operation of the] of bills, changed one of them and paid} been accumulating for about a year} expressed in the actual mone-| his owm fare and that of the youth . 5 | r re ased is costing th N and most of the defendants are out ral control ce: et jag ele ost to the American people, is{ All the while Stern clung to him.| on bail, | people of the United States $2 per i r than the| Semiebody made rooms for aterm in al “tf simi not oppase the Becoptheics Sugar Cured cent. more than Governmental onera- ntrol, Ex-|seat forward, Mr. Lebowitz, putting | of pleas of guilty." sald Mr. Ruston, tion did during the war, William ial cost of| his hand in his pocket where the $45| “and the imposition of fines instead BACON th 25¢ McAdoo, former Director General of pri-|had been, found it empty. He caught | of Jall sentences for thowe of the de ’ ot) Bade : he| Stern by the shoulder SOEINE Thcta une hcatte Half or Whole Stri d to-day before the te Inte | cep who ow ri ferted to-day before th Inter : CWhy i _you take my money?" | Geet ho are shown ole Strip Mr. McAdoo made sensational e ation “Do not intert © with my ‘friend, | See Phone book for locations, harge that the railroad executives, $0 a who is busy with other passenger during the first six months after He sce CML) tel tlaosh a ‘ ‘< economies resulting from unified Federal control, when the roads were! control under yovernment guaranteed against any | made | and the ret unprecedented and excessive expendi-| ave Ae » : (breve. {hele BROBEre diversified competitive system un- ° ° ° Ffrarcsnuumest the tedtral Wratesiy: || anny ene One third of your life is allotted me le expense of the Fae reasury & Ske We month’ euarshiy, ( The total expenditures for mains! 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