The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 17

CONSUME LINER’S}., —iee omplain of Illness and Get “Medicine” Carried by German Orders. Two sister ships of the United lates Steamship Lines, the President ding and the President me up the Bay almost side by p-day and docked within half an hour each other. The President Arthur ft Bremen on No and the Presl- mt Harding on Nov. 8 The wife of Capt. Kreibohm of the ident Arthur was a he President Harding Arthur, side ere, with the result that the Presi lent's tarding caught up with the President Arthur two days ago and pt. Kreibohm and his wife ble to converse } In accordance Maritime la ort author! 1g, both v sufficient were radio thereafter the which the B insisted upon enfore 8 took on at Bre’ punt of wine with to ser al purposes on the voy . Irwin t Harding took aboard nine botties o ort wine and fifteen bottles of the Pres of claret number of the ecighty-nine ‘irst of whom seventy- ns, complained of nd Dr. Irwin had cine left when th ness on the trip one of his me President Hardi There was ver bout the drynes farding. Most of little they trave ship Haynes of Indiana, who » first automobile, returned it to the Co He not fee judgment McCumber r 1 was an economic mistake. It h¢ used Kreat resentment in Europe because it closes in many lines a market through which the debtor nations expected to pay some of the In one of of the Presi a WITHDRAWS MOTION TO OUST EXECUTOR Anna Held's Daughter Takes New Move Involving Estate. Liane Carrere of No, 140 West Soth Street, daughter of the late Anna Held, to-day applied in Surrogate’s © strike fro: for the removal of Cl of San Francisco as mother’s estate granted her motion rt to r her application ¥. Hanlon of her Cohalan the calen m the Cineinnat! Enquirer.) srand thing about paying taxes is that It reminds us that there ts such @ thing ax Government and we living under it, so to speak, 9 of yourself. avoid rush. DS 985 Lexington Ave, fw Corner Tat Btreet Near Lenox Ave, | SUPPLY OF WINE}... -| Certificate Showed THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER BIN PASSENGERS French Countess Has Boy Cripple | Arrested for Robbing Apartment}: lice Find War Savings Stamps in Bible After Fourth Berar | in Brooklyn. to theft of several articles from the police Josette Zembe, No. 21 a cripple living in say, apartment of Mi clo, 8h dress, was t virro Se een, held for the Grand Jury 6 Spencer Street, Brooklyn, Sa- the busement at the same ad- without bail. William No. motion picture oper-@ 24 Street, Brooklyn, in 20, 1700 42 lleged accomplice, was held ator, the his Savi $2,500 bail for examination Nov. by Magistrate Liota In Gates Avenue tering the apartment with a key and Court. taking a with him. The watch, mbe is a designer for the]it is alleged, was found in the cellar . 1 teaches] of the building and the savings stamps F a French] in Scace! b . « says, her| Miss nd the boy became . , the| friendly » invited him to hear reported to st time on ? Detectives arrested the crippled boy yesterday and say he confessed to en- World Series sc police the theft of a watch, War ngs Stamps and other articles on her radio. YIDDISH TEACHER DEAD IN GAS-FILLED ROOM Wife's Death Oceurred From Similar Cause Hayman Yaffe, fifty-six years old, a widely known Yiddish te a Daniel C. Sands Jr. must furnish author, was found dead | Sutherine M. Hoge, No. 23 Park Avo- furnished room he occuple ;|nue, the name of the person he alleges Hast 142d Street. All the gas Jets wore] ™ Tiditen ced nts be uncle, “Tturned on and all the crevices of the} Charles W. Su who ney ived at No. 23. Par o will his estate to doors and windows were stuffed with|2’ Park Avenue, to will his estat Miss Hoge. 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