The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1914, Page 13

Between It anda Leaning Telegraph Pole, Andrew Lane, a Long Island freight @eaductor, was crushed between ao ht car and a@ telegraph pole at Werhead yesterday, ile. te in St jar: Capital. Jamaten. It is feared Oa prenent and that he will die. hae mi been shunting San climbing upon one ne ft sole, which leaned +) dexrers him of no other car was ei, ‘SURE WAY TO GET RID OF DANDRUFF Snd_ Itching Scalp and Stop Falling Hair—At Once. There is one sure way that never fails to remove druff completely and that is to dissolveit. This de- atfoys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordi liquid arvon; apply it at night Fetiring; use enough to moisten scalp and rub it in gently with finger tips. B: morning most, if not all, of your deadrutt will be fons. and three or ications will completely ve and entir ly destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter bow much dandruff you may have. wan will find, too, that all itchi id digging of the scalp will stop i juffy, ‘“ four more a WORLD'S CREATES CANCER HOSPITAL General Memorial Hospital and Cornell University to Co- operate in Big Work. A MILLION IS DONATED. Large Supply of Radium Will Be a Feature of Institu- tion’s Equipment. Through the co-operation of the NEW YORK TO RAVE. *°™* ees during the night as they alept ta at No, $7 East Ninety-cighth street. o'clock this morning by « man who General Memorial Hospital and Cor- pell University Medical College, New York is to have the largest and best equipped cancer hospital in the world. More than $1,000,000, exclusive of the value of the hospital buildings, tly, and your hair will be lossy, silky and soft, and and feel a hun times better. ut rich, do by all means rid of Sibdratl, for nething errs the bale er Tt not only starves the k Ae makes it i oy bie it aan otraggly, , dry, brittle fess, and : you want to keep yourhair look- ad lif everybody notices it. fou can get liquid srvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This imple remedy has never been known is already at band to form the basis of the institution, which will also have a large supply of radium at its command and the results of years of research work to draw on, Allan A. Ryan, son of Thomas F. Ryan, recently gave $60,000 of the Hy, the hospital and college are reticent 000 fund, but the authorities of| | tefail. about the names of the donors of the entire amount. Dr. James Dougias, copper millionaire and philanthropist, has not only contributed a large amount, but has also turned over to the General Memorial Hospital the use of his one-half interest in the radium minna of Colorado, Formal announcement of the rela- tions to be established between the pathological laboratories of the med- ical college and the wards of the bos- pital will be made Sunday by the trustees of the hospital, and It 1s likely some of the contributors to the fund also will be named, The hospital will retain its present board of trustees, but some of the practising staff are to be changed, experts in cancer research to take their places. The actual management of the hospital and treatment of can cer will be under the charge of the faculty of the medical college, of which Dr. William M. Polk is dean jand Dr. James Ewing professor of pathology. It is not intended at pres- ent to increase the aise of the hospi- tal buildings. However, ninety beds will be provided, more than either of the two largest cancer hospitals in the world now has, The latest devices for radium, and other special apparatus, will be pro- vided, and in addition the pathologi- cal laboratories of the medical college at Twenty-eighth street and Firat avenue will be available, It will be the policy of the General Memofial Hospital to take only those cases open to treatment or of interest in study. The active operating wards of the hospital, however, are to be open to all cancer cases, One of the | main objects of the trustees is to | find some way of curing internal can- | eer, which cannot now be reached by radium. The question of turning ee New yore | over the General Memorial Hospital Chicage | for cancer cases exclusively has been ‘tn mind for some time, fh CORSETS % Fashion's lines to every Sree Bee ia allows graceful, unrestrained move- posture. Sheath-like in ooo figure into slender W. B. 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Robinson of New York, capltal- lat @nd railroad owner, wes found dead Patrons and Bmployee of Turk- ex of Brooktyn After Service | rectere—end unanimously elected Mr.1iq the bathtub of hor home tn that cly.| RELIABLE HOME TR ish Bath House, ot uncey chair, Death resulted from dro ME TREA’ Thirty-One Years. AS @ Guccessor te Mr. Chauncey to have becom Thousands of the directors have elected Charles @ Balmanno, for many years vice- president and cashier. To assist Mr. Balmanno in the management of the active affairs of the bank Walther Wolf, for a number of years Deputy Superintendent of Banks, was elected to the vacancy In the executive foros, The Mechanics’ Bank was Mehed in 1852, and during ite extin' ence it has had only four presidents, athiog. bedy will be taken to the old home at Greenville, Tenn., for burial. She i# survived by her husband and four small children. Four men were overcome by coal nk Habit happiness to "be given secretly, ORR only $1.00 per box. Ask for valet. | ORRINE CO., Washin Drug Ste Maz Kaminsky’s Turkish bath house ‘The body of William man who lived ant No, 122 Cherry street and who had been missing since last February, was found the police of 1 They were discovered about ¢ Al se went into the bath house. A police- man called Dr, Bowman from Recep- Dilities of the active management of|inciuding Mr. Chauncey, whose under ‘Pine No, 44 Hon Hospital, and the four were re- the dank, as the task has of late told| father was one of his preecessors. eae ee ee ener ee ae <<< STORE OPENS AT 9 A. M. AS 36 Years Leaders AVE. 19770 20” You Are Cordially Invited to Open A Charge Account A cS Special Luncheon Served From 11 to 2.30—40c & 50c Royal Stuart Orchestra and Gregorian Quartette Misses’ & Juniors’ Spring Suits|| Men’s& Young Men’s Balmacaan Coats. 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The mattress is filled with cotton and covered with brown khaki neatly tufted in @ manner that adds resiliency and Men’s ‘5.00 Shoes & Oxfords at *2.85 comfort. Fitted in the back with an adjustable windshield made of brown khaki to match the Our now men’s section is fast making new f hon account of the wonderful stocks and the lowness mattress covering. The mattress is held securely in place hy an apron front fastened with cord ces, ‘The make on sale tomorrow is known fron to coast and always retailed at 65,00 ae All the : A . i leathers, including black calf, patent leather, calf and the ni hogany Russet and black viel kid. through eyelets, Ready to hang with white rope and galvanized cains, Cee eee ee ee eat Eu amicn lat lane n fale im the Furniture Department—Fifth Floor, jain Mloor, oO SIMPSON CRAWFORD STORE, SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH AND 20TH STREET