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GIVER TURNS INA 77 {PLUNGES FROM AUTO. IN QUALIFYING ROUND AFTER A COLLISON; | OF LAKEWOOD TOURNEY’ RUSHED TO HOSPITAL More Than 100 Starters in| Charles Lennon, Superintend- Opening Fixture of ent of City Asphalt Plant, | i Golf Season. Badly Injured in Brooklyn. | (Special to The Evening World.) Yer In Pitkin avenue, a few blocks LAKEWOOD, N. J, April 17-Moat | from street, Brouklyn, shouted | Weather to-day ushers! in the go! season in the North, the fixture, (p Gea, dbeing the semi-annual tov in alary this afternoon when they saw man pitch headiong from @ roadster | wearing the initials of the Brooklyn | ment of the Takewoo! Country Clu, | Department of Highways, ‘The chaufs ‘Tue early prowpects were for abou! one {UF Jammed on his brakes, and with @ hundted starters in the auaitying | #e°% “A en 2d the ree pat to! j e side of the man who allen, eans of eighteen holes, The frat! vo the othera the chauffeur ‘ensiained J starter was Hamilton Kerr of New! wnat’ tne man was Charles Lennon, ‘York, the scholastic crack who reached) wuperintendent of the Municipal As- the semi-finals in the National Amas| piatt plant on Gowanus Canad. | tour Championship last fail and has lately been hitting @ fast pace in big Gonthern Geldx. Water J. Travia, Garden City, aid not get away until from cute on the head and while he e arrival of an ambulance been In an kin avenue and ‘They had been returning tn Pitkin avenue from a tour of inspection of the romde in Queens when, at Exxex| collided dy Pantel Scholl of ye . The dight city runabo: rturned and both Lennon thrown out. The chauffeur ve caped injury, but Mr, Lennon was badly: cut on the head and Dr. Courte- nay wae called from St. Mary's Hospi- tal, Dempite the surgeon's advice, Mr. Lennon refused to go to the hospital, and when his roadster had been righted anid that he would at feast report at his office and then, perhaps, uo tw his home at No, @ Vanderbilt avenue. He and Zulleay had been on their inter- rupted way to the office when Mr. Lennon apparently became unconscious and toppled from his eecat. Dr, Ziegier could not resuscitate him in the etreet and hurried him uncon- scious to the hospital, Tt was gaia that his condition was critical. He ds thirty-elgbt years old. Zalleay drove the partly disabled automobile to the office of the asphalt plant and reported » Lennon's in- jury. He eald the collision had been #0. sudden that he could not account for it and bad not realised dt until he falt himeelf thrown into the street. Oulee starters who curried mall gal- dertes. were Max Martin, Cranford, of feteracholastic note; Clifford Duning, ju, and John Naething, title nolier New York Athietic € teotuded experts from (over, Harold Weber, the Toledo, qwarhoree, and Nedd Allis of Mil Thee, & Harvard expert. Four sixteens Gre @rovided for by the programm: Mew Yorkers will be uncommonty tn- Rerexiei to learn that Hamitton Kerr hap Spined the ranks of Long Islanders bby eitering the Bouth Shore Meld Club pet Bay Shore. The better scores and these of New Yorkers were: Bi. T, Cook, Lawrenceville, ©; Harta Worer, Toledo, 7; J. G. Ballum, Fox | 808i, 6; 6. Y. Ramage, (11 City, %; A. W, Wedtney, Attuntic City, 9; Henry OU City, 9%; Theodore AMantic City, ®; BE. F. De nd, @. Nacthing, Engiewoot, %; Ham- Routh Bhore, 77; B. 8. Bot- Fox Hilla, $8; Louls Allie, Mil- 87; B P. Allie, Harvard, 78; ha die ti street, thé Van Vieck, Mont- Lennon was unconscious and bleeding | 1 ‘DOW SCOLD AN IRRITABLE CHILD, WINNERS AT NORFOLK. FIRST RACK—Three-vear-olda and " art " upward; selling: ‘six furionge Yor [If Tongue Is Coated, Stom- Lad, 108 (Nathan), 6 to 5, 1 to 2 and L to * . 4) won, Touch Me, 00 (Ferguson). @ to| ach Sour, Breath Fever- to 1 and 6 to 1, sec la, % (MeDona Radia ish, Give “Syrup of tol, third, Figs” to Clean the | « . Geo, 8 Dav i} reourt and Bit Bowels. | UND NACK—Three-yeur-olda and | ee | upward i mix furlongs Theo) Your child isn't naturally cross, ire Cook, 110 «Ward 18 to 6, 4 to 6 and 7 to | sitable and peevish, Mother! Examine on, 10 (Corey), means the little liver in- 2. won: Ni 2101 an cond; thet 1 ie (Ror 0 1, 2 tol third. ‘Time, 1.1594. Heretic, Mee, Havell Luts and Portariington also ran <-> HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. HAVRE Dt The entrie Syrup of Figs” ative and ph se regulates the little h, five and bowels they dearly love a | ‘or constipated bowels, te liver, nusness, oF sour, disordered stomach, ess, diarrhoea, sore it to break a cold gi oonful of “Syrup of a few hours all the clogged-up waste, bile, undigested food and consti- pated matter will gently move on and ite and ups out of the without gripi Therry Meet, 113; Royal | nausea 117, Madrigalian, 117, happy HEH HACK. Harford Handicap: thiree Auto jain shortly. | are not drug: | mponed en- ry | roti 7 iet¥ag: fet jana fr arom : rede Mark, (oa | the package. Sti’ Wailer, 04; Gomny Bor, 110; | "AR Gur druggist for the full name, “Syrup of Fi, Hlixir of Senna,” red by xe, 105, pounds claimed. tasting, red » 3 io hooey nything else offered, is the del ‘Track heary le. Ref Americe’s Greatest Furniture House Block 8th Av. &COmMp yes. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK We Save Money for You! Compare Our Prices and Convince Yourself That OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST?! "25" Fie (01 Solid Oak Strings to This Offer THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1918. SALE OF SOAPS At a Saving of 20% to 40% from Regular Retail Prices The following price list willconvince you that Riker profits on Soaps are very small. At first thought this may not interest you especially, It is your own savings that concern you most. But in — there is a very close connection in the matter of Drug Store purchases between our profits and your savings. One great factor in the remarkable growth of our business is this: We have never attempted to claim ALL the benefits ages 4 trom a tremendous business, but have been willing to divide with our customers, to share with them the advantages which we derive from large purchases and cash payments. Thus it happens that we can offer you such remarkable savings as are to be had during this special Soap Sale. We are intentionally cutting down OUR profits to make this a profitable sale for YOU. Soaps are here for every purpose of household and toilet use. Soaps from the best makers oo. Many of them our own, whose quality is vouched for by the Riker and Hegeman name. Prices on all these soaps represent a saving to you of 20% to 40°. Buy Your Soaps Now for the Coming Season = 10%, 15%. Pears’ Transparent Glyc- erine Soap, Scented, 1$c¢; un- c per per cake cake Ivory Soap, Fairy Hand Sapolio, Maxine Elliott Buttermilk Soap, Sapolio, Physicians and Surgeons’, Bon Ami. Soap, Copco Soap, Life Buoy Soap Lava Soap. KERANDHEGEMANDROGSTORES 1 90; j 90; Paul Moore, Morris County, 68; F. D. Magee, Oakley, 8 c CONFIDENCE MEN STEAL JANITOR’S ROLL AND RING. Windy Pursues and Captures Man He Says ts One of Pair. Who Swindled Him. Charleg Windy, @ janitor, of No, 481 West |‘ Fifty-ninth street, met two strangera to the town at Forty-fourth station. They finally gave ‘Windy $20 and commiasioned him to hunt wpa bank and take charge of thelr yaluables for them. ‘Upos their suggestion, he consented ‘is money with their roll of ing that looked like about CAM Worth of dills and make a Oundle @f Both accounts, Windy produced $18, epveral diamond rings and obains belonging to his wite the kisdly strangers made a handk: Sige the whole, giving it to 4jyfitt irwued the two ewindlers man whe eaid he wus Lablando. He was heki 4 fm the West Side Court. : SHOES \ HO ure! eee ‘windows and you will see 00 and $4.50 that are in style, other makes ape dl $5.00 ie $7 1s for $3.50, 84. just as coc ) they are warranted to ‘Best $3.00 and $3.50 SAUTI | SERSEY CITY--84 Newark Avenue, are made, you would then understand why their shape and wear longer than x amy other make for the price. ON &: a8 (taber- Sheseth ta ‘EARTHQUAKE IN TENNESSEE. Severe Shock im Kastern Part of the KNOXVILLE, Tenn,, April 17.—Ac- cording to reports reaching here from various sections of East Tennessee, a severe earthquake wan experienced in that @ection to-day. No lives were re- Costumer, yaa cluster hooks at SNRs eee ONE DOLLAR Now, and the Balance REG. U.S. PAT. OFFICE CELEBRATED HATS The accepted standard of fashion NEW YORK Chicago Philadelphia Agencies in All Principal Cities “SMALL The wonderful prices and credit $10 White Enamel Chiffonier five deep d. have a tremendo home. Every piece is dural DOUBLE STAMPS MORNINGS it and wear as Drives Rheumatic PainsAway, Relieves Backache and Blad- der Disorders After a Few Doses Are Taken he r 46 Douglas shoes i} Slee disturbing bladder weaknesses, rheumatism, and the many edd ailments which so com- with declining years, need Tolonger be w source of dread and nis i | | | tit better, look better, | j of life, all such disorders because it removes the very cause of rouble, It Moaks right into the ki through mee That the walls 4 linings; out ihe fog HL aie little fil! glands and cells, and ae gives the kidneys new strength their work properly, MEWAKK--881 Broad sireet, PATERSON—109 Market fit.,cor,Clark TRENTON - 201 K. tate Ht.:00r. wrGaa Extra You May Furnish Any ta IMPORTANT be had only at our store, BLOCK 35TH TO 36TH ST. AND 8TH AVENUE 6.24 lly well made, white enamel wers; wood pulls. assortment of z SINGLE STAMPS\ i WN. AFTER NOON OLD FOLKS FIND NEW REMEDY RELIEVES — ALL KIDNEY AND BLADDER MISERIES y[Pequired tor to those who are past the middle age | The new discovery, Croxone, cures do}of Croxone at trifling cost from any It neutralizes i and dissolves the poisonous urie acid substances that lodge in the joints j= wuscles, causing rheumatism; and Charges ind!“ pletely by WEEKLY “e) terms in thie advertisement can hotel or private ly priced, makes the kid all the poisona the blood and drive it out of the system. It matters not how old you are or how long you have suffered, Croxone in so yrepared that is imposs ble to take ayatem without resu it different from al There is nothing elxe on earth lik It starts to work immediately more than a few doses are seldom e even the most filter and sift out chronic, obstin: . It is the most wonderful remedy ever made for restoring the lifeless organs to health and strength and ridding the system of every particle ’ of uric acid, ou can take it with the utmost ¢ ace that nothing on earth will so quickly ¢ i You can obtain an original pac! firnt-class druggist. authorised to pashan price @ single quse. All druggists are reonally return the Croxoae should fail 3 a 25 for C Fernwood Violet Glycerine Pine Tar Violet Glycerine Jaynes’ Florida Water Soap Purity Bath Peroxide Rose Glycerine Corona Castile Trentini Soap, 25e. Mrs. Potter's Peroxide Riker's Incensia Soap, Soap, 20c. cake, 25c. sae Soap, 25c. size, Pond’s Extract Soap, 25c. Glenn Sul hur Soap, 19c. Conti's Imported White ¥ s Castile, 4 Ibs., regular 75c. mf Mag Naar ae size, 59c. Anchor Brand Castile Soap, Hay’s Harfina Soap, 19c. Se. _ Dr. Charles Complexion Colgate’s Soaps Soap, 20c, eee Almond Cream Soap, 8c. renooonury’s Facial Soap, Cashmere Bouquet Soap, ce small, 15¢; large, 24. Make the House Disinfectant ssetey ss wei as Clean. “An ounce of prevention—worth a pound of cure’’ is unquestionably an old saying—but it is assuredly as true to-day us when it was originally coined. And it applies with particular force to the question of disease germs. Germ breeding conditions can be overcome by the use of such Disinfectants as suggested here. But the cure of disease itself is quite anther matter. Therefore, the doc- trine of **Prevention”’ is becoming universal. Prevent disease by maintaining sanitary conditions throughout the home. The best preventive we can suggest is that you use disinfectants freely on floors, and walls, in sinks and bathrooms. Jaynes’ Kroethol Disinfect- | Condy's Fluid, 38c and fc. ant, int, 1$¢; pint, 28¢; quart, $2c. 420: gallon, 01-00. . R 8 Carbolic Disinfect- jermicide, 20¢ and lorizer, juart, 25e, nes’ Disinfectant, a solu- chlorides, destroys disease- breeding germs, prevents con- tegen. Large bottle, ase. henol Sod lOcand Sic. 6 1 9c, 19¢, 38c ¢% 39c. per pint, Chloride of Lime, 4e, 6¢ and Be. Perfection Formaldehyde Fu- ors, 10c, 2lc and 42c. s Formaldehyde Fumi- ators, 21¢ and S4c. Hegeman's Camphor Carbo- 7 late, in envelopes, warranted not C-N Disinfectant, 0c, 20c, to stain clothing, Sc and 28¢. 39c and 7c. Powdered Sulphur, per pound, Bromo Chloralum, spc. loc. rentlpho Napthol, 9c, 19c, s9c, Fioronoas Disinfectant, 25¢ yee and 49. Platt's Chlorides, ssc. Antozone Disinfectant, 25¢. Electrozone, 38c, Riker-Jaynes’ Sulphur Can- Hubbard's Germicide, 85c, dies, 9c "ws 1S. ” Telephone Your Orders to the Nearest Riker-Hegeman Store Mail Order Departmagt, 168 West Sith St. NewYork City scented, 10c. Palmolive Soap, 10. Ingram’s Milkweed Soap, Lic Packer's Tar Soap, 14c. Munyon’s Witch TlazelSoup, 10c. Riker’s Incensia Soap, guest- room size, cake, 10c; box of 12 cakes, $1.00. 10c Soaps for 6c Hegeman's Carbolic Antiseptic Soap, regular price 10c, special be. an's Sulphur Medicated Soap, regular price 10c, special for Note Remarkably Low Prices on These Quality Soaps Cold Cream Soap, 9c. Coleo, scented and scented, 15c. Dactylis, small, 10¢; large, 20c. Glycerine, Ze, 9c, llc. Oatmeal, 7c, 9c, 11c. Roger & Gallet Soaps Violet Soap, 25¢. Santal, 25c. Lilas, 25¢. Vera Violetta, 85c. Violet de Parma, 46c. PRONE te Special fisaeret 15c These extra quality Hand Scrubs are imported direct for our trade. Made by Kent of England, one of the largest and best known brush manufac- turers in the world. Kent brushes are always quality brushes, with only best grade fibre and bristles used in their making. This Kent Hand Scrub is a combination of fibre and bristle; sturdy, well built, long wearing, with back conven- iently curved to fit the hand. A brush for good service—with the highest grade trade mark—- “Kent of England.” Extra specia 1 C valueat........605 You Are Safe When You Buy at = 1